- NHL ROUNDUP : LaFontaine Moves Ahead of Lemieux
- Notes on a Scorecard - April 1, 1993
- College Basketball
- MOVIE REVIEW : Making a Production Out of a Good Book
- Undiscovered Country : Folk Band Acousticats Sing Little-Heard Praises of Rural California
- TELEVISION - April 1, 1993
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE MIDDLE EAST : Israel Can't Give Up the Gaza Strip : Renewed terrorism demonstrates the folly of arguments that a prototype Palestinian state will ensure peace.
- RTC Confirms Harassment Complaints From Women : Government: At a rally outside its Newport Beach office, protesters accuse it of allowing discrimination and retaliating against complainants.
- Healing the Sea's Sick : Marine Mammals Get TLC, but Fishermen Consider Them a Big Pain
- AIDS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY
- ORANGE : Resident Urges Lighting Regulation
- SIMI VALLEY : Police Raid Homes of Gang Members
- Yearly Arena Fee for City Is Suspended : Contract: Ogden Entertainment OKs three-year waiver of $1.5-million annual bill for Anaheim taxpayers.
- Perot Volunteers Still Carrying the Torch : Politics: Long hours are standard for members of United We Stand, America, who say the billionaire's magnetism motivates them as much as a desire to fix the system.
- SYLMAR : Conservancy Authorizes Wilson Canyon Purchase
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI : One More Look at Michigan Before Saturday's Semifinals
- Swimming
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / FINAL FOUR NOTES : KENTUCKY : Pitino: It's Not Life and Death
- CS Northridge Presses Ahead Sans Sanchez : College baseball: Kernen believes putting resignation of assistant and longtime friend behind him will benefit team.
- A Merciful End : Ryan Is Finally Retiring, and It's a Good Thing Because This Fan's Obsession With the Pitcher Is Taking Its Toll
- Boseman and Jackson Earn Player-of-the-Year Honors : Preps: Morningside forward is selected top player in Southern Section Division III and Serra center is selected in Division IV.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Celtics Have a Familiar Look
- SENIOR GOLF : No More Sleeping in Sand Traps
- SIMI VALLEY : Witness in Urrego Drug Case Released
- WESTMINSTER : District to Consider Selling Two Schools
- D.A. Says Papers Back His Charges : Shooting: Prosecutor offers land appraisal and map to bolster allegations that deputies hoped to seize ranch of suspect killed in raid.
- Back to School : Parents View Children's Education Firsthand as Students for a Day
- COLUMN RIGHT/ ALAN CHARLES RAUL : Stop Hiding Behind Courts on Logging : What's needed is executive and legislative policy-making.
- BURBANK : Schools Working on AIDS Curriculum
- Obituaries - April 1, 1993
- Man Shot to Death at Phone Booth
- Mission Control, this subpoena's for you: When...
- CASTAIC : 8 Inmates, 4 Guards Hurt in Jail Brawl
- SEAL BEACH : Oceanside Curfew of 10 P.M. Studied
- Bank Delays Wood Ranch Foreclosure Sale Until May
- You Can Still Get a Cup of Nostalgia at L.A.'s . . . : Coffee Shops Modern
- COLUMN LEFT/ ALEXANDER COCKBURN : Compromise Kills Nature By Inches : The Oregon Forest Summit could trigger destructive environmental trade-offs.
- Countywide : CYA's Female Fire Crew Marks 3 Years
- OXNARD : Harbor Officials Lobby in D.C.
- D.A. Releases New Evidence on Fatal Drug Raid
- Kings Miss the Point in a 5-5 Tie : Hockey: Donnelly's shot in overtime stops on goal line, denying them victory against Maple Leafs that would have put them within two points of Flames.
- Evans Returns With a Splash; Carvin Wins Men's Freestyle Title
- Instead of Bouncing Back, Lakers Get Bounced, 126-113
- Clippers Finally Come of Age
- FULLERTON : Sorority to Give Out Breast Exam Cards
- DeHoyos' Lawyer Says Client Killed Girl : Retrial: The attorney tells jurors that the drifter's mental illness drove him to suffocate Nadia Puente. Prosecutors are expected to raise the sanity issue later.
- High Stakes in the Games of Outlaws : Recalcitrant North Korea and Libya challenge the U.N.
- Glendale Man Guilty of Dumping Asbestos
- State Panel OKs $1.5 Million for Metal Detectors at L.A. Schools
- College Basketball
- Larsen 3rd in 800-Meter Freestyle
- Greene May Leave, but a Replacement Could Be Rolling In : Rams: Contract offer made to Charger linebacker. Team looking for more free agents to shore up defense.
- SANTA ANITA : River Special Behind Schedule, Won't Race in Kentucky Derby
- Names in the News - April 1, 1993
- Quarterback Kelly Stouffer, who spent most of...
- Names in the News - April 1, 1993
- Section Orders Realignment Work to Start : High schools: Commissioner looks into the process by which the leagues were devised.
- NHL Tries New Lineup for '93-94 : Hockey: League's wide-ranging realignment includes playoff format and conference names.
- Boxing
- Names in the News - April 1, 1993
- Troy Beats Sunny Hills, Stays Undefeated
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / FINAL FOUR NOTES : KANSAS : Walters Enjoying This a Lot Better
- PREP SWIMMING ROUNDUP : Los Alamitos, O'Kelley Sweep Past El Dorado
- Dorado's Fielding Helps Zamudio Pitch One-Hitter for Monroe, 4-1
- Mansell Impressive in Opener, but Don't Forget About Rahal
- UCLA Earns Revenge With Rout of CSUN
- CSUN Signs Junior College Back
- Miscellany
- BASEBALL / SPRING TRAINING REPORT : Blyleven Cut; Valenzuela Not
- PASADENA : Councilman Reportedly Getting Medical Treatment
- If Patience Is Indeed a Virtue, Lasorda Is a Proverbial Winner
- Tennis
- PREP SWIMMING ROUNDUP
- BASEBALL / SRING TRAINING REPORT
- Former El Camino Running Back Signs With Northridge
- Azusa Pacific Is School of Choice for Guard Dean : Preps: The Torrance player, who led the state in scoring, says he will attend the NAIA school. Tartar basketball coach Tachibana also resigns.
- Five County Teams Entered in Volleyball Tournament
- O'Neal Suspended for One Game, Fined $10,250
- PREP ROUNDUP : Santa Ana Finally Defeats Tough Marina in Volleyball
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / FINAL FOUR NOTES : MICHIGAN : Wolverines Like Underdog Role
- PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP
- The New York Jets kept defensive end...
- It's Not a Pretty Picture at LACMA : First, Staff Cutbacks; Now, a Chief Curator Is Suing the Management
- Another Award Memorializes Gregor Piatigorsky : Music: Briton Stephen Isserlis, who studied with the late cellist in L.A., will receive the New England Conservatory/Piatigorsky Artist Award.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Watson's Cohesively Eclectic Horizon
- Dreams Are Theme for Arts Fest : Activities: More than 30 groups will participate in the annual nine-day, countywide Imagination Celebration.
- MOVIES - April 1, 1993
- POP/ROCK - April 1, 1993
- No Snoring in This Lecture
- Outsider Gets Top Police Job to Smooth Rift : Law enforcement: Plain-talking, well-liked chief from Montclair chosen to unite a department torn by dissension.
- La Canada : Ruling Expected in JPL Suit
- Tax Tabled Till Deficit Numbers Are Firmer : Finances: The council, facing a $2-million shortfall, wants to see how much more can be saved through cuts and whether the state will slash its contribution before it imposes a utility levy.
- 2 Officials May Face Vandalism Charges
- Refinery's Wild Cats to Get Ranch Home : Animals: Mobil donates $25,000 toward building a facility in Kern County for the feral felines that roam the company's Torrance facility.
- U.S. Accuses 44 Nations of Unfair Trade : Policy: Clinton Administration's report targets Japan as the biggest offender.
- Don't Expect Miracles From Latest DOS Remake
- Fleeting Wealth Cost Him 7 Cents
- Japan Business Assn. Names Trio as New Officers
- Care Enterprises Posts '92 Profit Increase of 137% to $5.7 Million : Health care: The Tustin-based nursing-home chain's revenue is also up. It attributes its earnings to new branches in its business.
- Steven M. Shelden has joined Market Connection,...
- RETAIL
- O.C. EARNINGS
- Presley Cos. Wins Extension of Its Credit Line : Finance: Cash-strapped home builder allowed to delay payment until March, 1995, in return for higher interest, stock option.
- RETAIL : Asics Gets an A for New Japanese-Designed Corporate Logo
- INSURANCE
- HOME COOK : Like Water for Chocolate Cake
- Delivery of U.S. Aid to Russia Lags : Diplomacy: Using unspent funds, Clinton can promise Yeltsin faster action.
- Long Beach : Horse Tour Operations Get Rules on Safety, Cleanup
- Turks Raid Radio Stations
- Most Cities Spend Little on Homeless : Services: A USC study ranks the region last in providing assistance. Most municipalities either refuse to recognize the seriousness of the problem or expect county government to deal with it, the study says.
- 2 Restaurants Make Effort to Serve the Community
- Glendale : Student Loans Available
- New Center for Teens Needs Cash Donations to Keep Its Doors Open : Social services: Program provides a safe, drug-free place for homework, tutoring and peer counseling.
- Strictly From Hungary
- Recipes by the Rules?
- Banana Cream Pie: Hold the Cream
- Few Russian Troops Remain in Ex-Satellite States : Military: Of an estimated 600,000 in Eastern Europe in the late 1980s, only about 113,000 haven't gone home.
- The following are the top music sales...
- Will Parker; Baritone's Poem Collection Became AIDS Songbook
- Boy, 4, Accidentally Shoots 3-Year-Old Girl; Father Arrested
- Donald J. McDonald; Former Head of Santa Barbara Think Tank
- Movie Weekend Gross Screens/Avg. (National ranking) (Studio)...
- Some Papers Seek Readers' Guidance in Shaping Coverage : Innovation: Instead of relying on official representatives or political spin doctors, a few news executives are asking the public to select key issues.
- Pico Rivera : Pickup Day for Large Household Items Scheduled
- THEATER REVIEW / 'INTO THE WOODS' : And Out the Door : Somebody took a wrong turn on the way to Granny's house with PCPA Theaterfest's staging.
- Victims' Rights : After the '78 murder of her granddaughter, Patti Linebaugh took up the fight to protect other children from molesters.
- A Rich but Light Soup
- Squash With Grace and Harmony
- The Dough's in the Mail
- $1 Million Settlement in Food Poisoning Suit
- $30,000 for College Junior
- ENTERTAINMENT
- David A. Young has been promoted to...
- OTHER NEWS - April 1, 1993
- Paula Hoover, assistant vice president of First...
- In Reversal, Investors Rush to Health Care Stocks : Securities: Pessimists turn into optimists as White House appears to have second thoughts on price controls.
- THE ECONOMY : Two Leading Barometers Climb in Feb. : Forecast: Gains in key indicators and factory orders continue to point to a sustained recovery, analysts say.
- RETAIL
- Kenneth Beckman has been promoted to western...
- Christopher Townsend has joined Taco Bell in...
- OTHER NEWS - April 1, 1993
- 6 Die in Scramble to Flee Bosnia Enclave
- PORTRAIT OF PROGRESS : After 75 Years, Modernists at the Laguna Art Museum Have Day in the Sun
- Robber Wore Deputy's Uniform, Couple Say : Crime: With two other men, the fake lawman took over a home, handcuffed the pair inside and made off with $4,000 and $6,000 in jewelry.
- COLUMN ONE : Service Still Skin-Deep for Blacks : More than 30 years after lunch counter sit-ins, a new generation of African-Americans meets bias in restaurants and public places. They file suits in a problem thought solved.
- Council Votes to End Patrols by Deputies : Law enforcement: The Sheriff's Department is scheduled to turn over duties to the police at the end of June. A petition effort to retain the deputies for another year in the northern part of the city fails.
- Long Beach : Hearing Set on Proposed Move of Blue Line Station
- Kaiser Braces for 1-Day Strike : Labor: 12,000 employees will be off the job today. The action affects 70 facilities in Orange and L.A. counties, but doctors and nurses are not involved.
- Bill to Bar Illegal Immigrants From Schools Is Defeated : Legislature: After a bitter debate, panel votes 10 to 4 to reject a plan to limit access to public education.
- CASTING CALL / AUDITIONS
- SIGHTS AROUND TOWN / THE ART SCENE : Visions of Nature : Ojai-based artist Gayel Childress offers her own personal views of paradise at Ventura County National Bank in Camarillo.
- Autopsy of Slain Boys Finds No Clues
- South Pasadena : Double-Parking at School
- Return of the Blazing One
- THEATER REVIEW / 'DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS' : Setting the Fables : The Simi Valley show should entertain children old enough to sit on benches or the floor for well over an hour.
- Kaiser Braces for 1-Day Strike : Labor: 12,000 employees may be off the job today. The action would affect 70 facilities in L.A. and Orange counties, but doctors and nurses would not be involved.
- Pasadena : Ruling Expected in JPL Suit
- House Approves $1.5-Trillion Budget Plan : Legislation: Package would raise taxes and both increase and cut spending. Quick Senate action is sought. Clinton's stimulus proposal remains stymied.
- Third-Graders Bring Indian Culture to Life With Mural
- The Curtain Will Rise Again at the El Portal : Stage: An architect reveals plans for two stages and a classroom in the $300,000 renovation of the North Hollywood landmark.
- Hudson Estate Fails to Recoup AIDS Claim : Courts: Insurer is not liable for multimillion-dollar award to lover. Judges note that the actor lied about his condition.
- April Fool Foul-Up : DMV Mix-Up on Name, Birth Date Has Woman Fighting to Keep Her License
- Countywide : Woman Parlays Skill Into Business, Honor
- 6 Seriously Hurt in 2-Car Crash
- Al Gutierrez, an Atwater Village architect, was...
- Michelle YriarteSchool: Norwalk HighSport: SoftballPosition: PitcherClass: SeniorYriarte...
- THEATER REVIEW / 'PATENT LEATHER SHOES' : School Days : An enthusiastic cast--many new to the Plaza Players--offer up a pleasing first-night performance.
- Dazz Is the Place to Move and Groove and Eat Tacos
- TOPANGA : Paramedic's Death Blamed on Unclasped Harness
- Protesters at Construction Sites Demand Hiring of Blacks
- LOS ANGELES : Council Moves to Ban Use of Sprinklers on Homeless
- Adray's Settles Lawsuit Over Newspaper Ads
- Watching Movies in a New Way
- ELECTIONS / L.A. CITY COUNCIL : Picus, Chick Trade Volleys During Forum in 3rd District Race
- Countywide : Thousands Attend Colleges' Job Fair
- NORTHRIDGE : CSUN Cancer Lab Gets $50,000 Grant
- YORBA LINDA : Proposed Traffic Light Irks Neighbors
- Riot Insurance Cancellations Spark Anger
- Who or Whom, Its or It's? Grammar Questions Test Us All
- School Board Candidates Respond to the Issues
- Grand Prix for Jet Skis, SuperBoats
- OXNARD : Kidnaping Suspect, 14 Others Arrested
- SYLMAR : Girl, 17, Is Sentenced in Murder of Neighbor
- Port Hueneme : Man Gets 10 Years in Gun Incident
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Pepperdine Avenges Loss to Chapman
- Skating
- Ekdahl's Hard Work Gives Waves a Boost : Shortstop Doesn't Let Lack of Size Deter Him
- DODGERS : Rookie Piazza Said to Have Won Job as No. 1 Catcher
- Going About the Business of Football : High School Juniors Get a Chance to Impress, and Combine Service Profits
- TV REVIEW : 'Moviola' an Intriguing but Incomplete Hour
- Countywide : Walk to Raise Funds for AIDS Care Inc.
- Panel Agrees on Proposals to Curb Campus Violence
- Workers Ask to Cash In on County Perk : Personnel: Fearing a slash in benefits, about 330 employees seek immediate compensation for unused vacation time.
- L. A. Officials Pledge Not to Give Up on DASH Shuttle Despite Low Ridership
- PLATFORM : School Choice
- Paramedic's Fatal Fall in Topanga Blamed on Unlocked Safety Harness
- Student Held for Carrying Handgun
- Reducing the Risk in Emergency Rooms : Crime: Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is installing bulletproof glass between the waiting room and the staff. Other hospitals also are beefing up security in the wake of a shooting at County-USC.
- SAN FERNANDO : Librarian Shelves 26-Year Career but Looks Forward to Volunteering
- CRAFTS : HATCHING WORKS OF ART : Joan Huff Transforms Eggshells Into Amazingly Fanciful Objects
- Plot Thickens for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- The L.A. Mayoral Race
- Big A Readied for Big Day : Groundskeepers, Concessionaires Do Their Bit for Ballplayers, Fans
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : When Schools Go to the Dogs
- ANAHEIM : Chief Reveals Income from Rams Job
- WORDS AND IMAGES : Helping Hands : In these tight fiscal times, volunteers can prove invaluable to library and school programs.
- Panel Sets Tough Rules to Protect Sage Scrub : Guidelines: 95% of gnatcatcher habitat should be off limits to development. O.C. coast property is affected.
- History is never simple. People are complex...
- STUDIO CITY : Merchants, Police to Discuss Crime
- Incumbents Set Pace in Fund Raising for City Council Election : Inglewood: Daniel K. Tabor and Anthony Scardenzan have taken in about $20,000. Challenger Mary H. Allen has lent her campaign a similar amount.
- The Best Might Already Be in the Job : As search begins, Los Angeles interim schools chief should not be ignored as a candidate
- Gunshot Victim Dies; Shooting Called Accident
- SAN CLEMENTE : Lawyers 'Called Off' in Political Feud
- ORANGE : Chief Defends Use of Drug-Sniffing Dogs
- In Short Runs, His Times Are Simply Devine : He Is the Latest, and Maybe the Best, in a Line of Standout Sprinters at Nogales High
- Westside : Passover Donations Sought
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- Dorothy's in O.C. (That Goes for Her Little Dog, Too)
- Mary Hamilton, president of Hamilton and Bache,...
- Santa Monica : Gas Co. Changes Opposed
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- Residents Hear Details of Tax Settlement Plan
- IRVINE : Teachers Agree to Job-Saving Plan
- They Were Friends
- ENCINO : Police Say They're Prepared for Unrest
- Bus Vandalized After Driver Becomes Ill : Sherman Oaks: While one passenger calls 911, others spray graffiti inside and rip out a rear panel. The employee was taken to the hospital and released.
- Floriade III Slated to Bloom Once Again
- THEATER REVIEW / 'YEOMEN OF THE GUARD' : College Operetta : Despite downbeat aspects, this Gilbert and Sullivan work offers humorous characters and lilting songs.
- HIGH LIFE: A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : They Came, Saw and Conjugated Latin: Hundreds of students of the classics convened at Marina High School for fun and fellowship.
- Former N.Y. Judge Admits Harassment
- Lot Owner Sues Over Rules She Says Make Building Impossible
- Glassell Park : Becerra to Conduct Forum
- MUSIC : Fast and Furious : Fusion guitarist Al Dimeola tangos back into the spotlight with a new album and a show in Ventura.
- NEIGHBORS / SHORT TAKES : Pet Project : A portrait of Socks the White House cat will be part of a Reagan library exhibit about the lifestyles of our Presidents.
- TUSTIN MARKETPLACE MAKES A SPLASH
- Get Ready to Read What's Still Wrong With L. A. a Year Later
- Commerce : Report Cites Three-Year Drop in Serious Crimes
- GAMES : Electronic Darts: Get the Point?
- LITTLE MONEY: MacDonald Harris' "A Portrait of...
- LOCAL ELECTIONS / L.A. MAYOR : Wachs Raps Riordan on Gifts to Democrats
- Beware Snowbirds Plugging Beaches
- Summit to Give Clinton His First Turn on World Stage
- Sauerbraten: You Get the Same Tenderness in Half the Time
- Sixth Suspect Indicted in N.Y. Bombing Case
- AGING RADICAL: If you followed at all...
- GETTING UNTANGLED: This is one way government...
- NEIGHBORS: County health officials recently opened a...
- Rabbi Who Admitted Affair Resigns Post
- Officials Optimistic on Ahmanson Deal : Development: The deadline for closing passes, but negotiators say most glitches are resolved. They hope to seal the agreement soon.
- A Banished School Mascot's Horns Reappear : Symbols: Devil logo barred since 1986 is cropping up again at Mission Viejo High. Some parents support the ban, but others don't see image as inherently evil and are working to overturn it.
- Negotiators Optimistic on Ahmanson Agreement : Development: The deadline for closing a deal passes, but officials say most glitches involving the project, which would impact the West Valley, have been resolved.
- School Jewelry Teacher Sought by Detectives : Mystery: Instructor wanted by Newport police as missing person and for questioning on allegations of bilking investors out of $60,000.