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Contaminated Playground at Cudahy School to Be Repaved
Anaheim Care Center to Serve Children and Elderly
A Need to 'Watch Out for What We Watch' : Television: Pomona College professor argues that in order to separate the good from the bad, viewers must become "visually literate."
Film Festival Gives Soviets Look at Jewish Life in West : Culture: 'It seems really OK to be Jewish,' one viewer says after seeing the first American movie.
Most Contras to Keep Arms, Leader Says : Nicaragua: The rebel who agreed to end the war wants the Sandinista army to disband as 'an equal step.'
Romania Women Find That Scars From Years of Drudgery Are Slow to Heal
Rivals See Victory in Close Australia Vote
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Latinos Must Stand, Deliver for the Census : Representation: Funds, representation and general welfare are at stake.
A Trip Whose Time Hasn't Come : Mayor: Tom Bradley risks alienating Los Angeles' Jewish community with his wooingof Saudi investment.
They Juggle Business, Family Ties at Jet Speed
Thrills Come in All Sizes at Airport Wingding : Aviation: 18,000 attend "Airport Day 90" in Fullerton, where attractions ranged from the Goodyear blimp to radio-controlled miniature planes.
MARCH FOR PARKS: A national event held...
POINT MUGU : Navy Squadron Gets Award, New Leader
It's the Arenas Again
'After a while I was working full-time on kites. I was like the mad scientist sitting over in the corner'
Ward Rides to Rose Bowl Win : Motocross: Mission Viejo veteran, 28, goes wire-to-wire in the 20-lap main event as Supercross returns to Pasadena after a five-year absence and draws 30,846 spectators.
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : WEST REGIONAL NOTEBOOK : Little Is the Same as Foes Come Full Circle After Four Months
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Minnesota Rebuilds From the Bottom Up : Southeast Regional: Clem Haskins took over a program that nearly self-destructed four years ago.
PREP ROUNDUP : Kimble Pitches a No-Hitter in Title Game
Courting 'Castro'
High-Tech Firms That Defy the Business Cycles : Technology: As the industry matures, cutting-edge companies are dodging market downturns with large research budgets, high quality, nimble marketing tactics and flexible work forces.
Rugby Rules in Hong Kong on 'Sevens' Weekend
Controversy Over Legalization of Drugs in America
General Contractors Usually Hire Specialists
S&L; Mess Slashes Loan Funds to Home Builders : Lenders: Half of builders surveyed say their savings-and-loan institutions have already notified them that they're reducing amount they can loan the builders.
The Old Man and the Movie
Officials Fear They're Losing Life-and-Death Fight to Save Crack Babies
Hungary to Hold First Free Election in 40 Years Today
Delaware River Fouled by Accidental Oil Spill
Historical Society Waits in Wings for New Home to Be Renovated
Drive-by Shooting Leaves 3 Wounded
Fast-Food Store Raid Nets 16 in Fast Arrest
Growers Put the Squeeze on Avocado Thefts
El Segundo to Sue L.A. Over Hyperion Plant
Hank's Spirit a Lesson for Loyola Students : College: Despite team's success in NCAA tournament, Gathers' death has taught students to take a fresh look at their own lives and values.
Police Report Penn Attempt at Suicide
Getting in Stride for Hunger Aid
Behavior in Eye of Beholder : Baseball: MVP statistics help gloss over the antics of Giants' Mitchell.
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Quiet Player Makes Loyola Hard to Stop : West Regional: Guard Walker leaves the glory to teammates. He will try to force the pace against UNLV today.
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Doubles Team Leads UCI Into Tournament Final
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Credibility
'Nervous Set' Revives the Beatnik Era
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : Our Predictions : Those who will win, not necessarily who should win: Predictions by the film-reviewing staff of The Times.
AT THE GATES OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM by Amy Hempel (Alfred A. Knopf: $17.95; 135 pp.;
Search for Condor Leads to Discovery of Peru's Other Natural Beauties
DOWN AND OUT IN AMERICA The Origins of Homelessness by Peter H. Rossi (University of Chicago Press: $15.95; 282 pp.)
Mr. Ed's Revenge : Once the Washington Press Corps Mocked Ed Gray. But then He Helped Topple the Speaker of the House and Put Alan Cranston on the Run.
Don't Let Rain Dampen Spirits
Police Search Sends Suspect Up a Tree
World IN BRIEF : LIBYA : Arab Leaders Meet to Support Kadafi
President's Award at Graduate School
His Desk Sold for $12 Million, but 'Van Gogh of Mahogany' Died Poor
Lawmakers' 'Bellboys' Cost Taxpayers $2.3 Million Yearly : Sacramento: Eighty sergeants-at-arms and chauffeurs cater to 120 lawmakers. Records show they have picked up the laundry, taken children to school and delivered cat food.
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Rally Seeks End to Salvador Aid
Brussels' New Image Comes at a Price
'Wine Train' on the Right Track
A Man for a People in Misery : Poland: Premier Mazowiecki strikes a melancholy and charmless figure. But his lack of showmanship underlines his moral force.
10,000-Year-Old Beast Found Along Ohio River in Indiana
Fallbrook Boy, 5, Mauled by Neighbor's Pit Bull
Dodgers Clear Daniels to Begin Spring Training Workouts
Toros Losing Games, Coaches' Confidence
SOUTHERN SECTION SWIMMING RELAYS : El Toro Shows Strength, Depth
Coping With 200 'Guests' a Night : After more than 100 shows, the cast of 'Tony n' Tina's Wedding' is prepared to confront most any audience
* Lee Ann Buchanan has been named...
The Newest Code Word in Air Travel Is Sharing : Airlines: Code-sharing agreements among carriers are giving passengers more flexibility in booking flights. But don't forget to find out which carrier is responsible should problems occur.
REFLECTIONS IN A JAUNDICED EYE by Florence King (St. Martin's Press: $7.95)
O, HAPPY DAYS!
Meet Nick and Nora and Repartee
Student Turns Quirky Gift Into a Pronounced Talent
THIS WEEK
Democrats Set Delegate Selection Rules : Politics: The action is taken early and smoothly. One provision allows California to advance its presidential primary, but the state may not act.
Bishop Brookins' Ties to Cable Franchise Detailed
Trouble for Cocaine Babies Likely to Worsen With Age
THE HOUSE
Redistributing the Largesse : U.S. Foreign-Aid Stinginess Sparks Debate
Many Thanks, Sort of, for Pete Schabarum : Supervisors: Maybe the current brouhaha will at least spark enough interest in this amorphous body to make it responsive to the people.
Commentary : Santa Ana Schools Meet Challenge of Ethnically Varied Student Body
Rodney L. Fleeman Ph.D. has been named...
Man Arrested in Wife's Death
In the Shadow of the Tanker Valdez, a Plea to Cut Oil Use
Brea Candidate Jumps Into Broccoli Brouhaha With Bagels
ON THE TOWN:
Opera Returns to the Amazon : Manaus restores its 660-seat venue, a relic of its rubber-boom days
Artist Refuses to Play It Safe : Curtis York's politically provocative performances regularly stir up controversy and anger.
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : The Acting Awards--Tough Choices : An assessment of skills that went into creating 10 memorable roles
Dennis Mack has been named to the...
Hiding in Plain Sight : DECEPTION by Philip Roth (Simon & Schuster: $18.95; 208 pp.)
Jerald B. Higgins has been named to...
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : BEAUTY : Doctor Good-Scent
Spinoza on the Half-Shell : THE GREAT LETTER E by Sandra Schor (North Point Press: $18.95; 224 pp.; 0-86547-397-8)
BLACK MEN by Haki R. Madhubuti (Third World Press, 7524 S. Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, Il. 60619: $29.95, cloth; $14.95, paper; 273 pp.)
LOCAL ELECTIONS / LONG BEACH CITY COUNCIL : Candidate Accused of Ethics Violations
Fiber Art Gives New Latitude to Decorators
Douglas A. Grassman has been named vice...
Your Mortgage : Trust Deeds, Mortgages Different : Loans: Third party involved in trust deeds until paid off, while mortgage is between the lender and borrower.
Gifts That Traverse Afar
Sync Research Names McNally to New Post
Real Estate Sales Commissions Can Be Negotiated if Agent Is Willing
Home Improvement : Motion Sensor Lights Seem Like Bright Idea
Southern Catfish Workers Charge They're Being Crippled by Their Jobs : Labor: Employees say repetitive tasks injure their wrists, arms and shoulders. Some claim boom industry's employers are to blame.
Apple Official Adds Duties at Art Center
COLUMN ONE : The Man Behind the Governor : Karl Samuelian is more than the governor's chief fund-raiser. He is one of the most powerful men in state politics.
At Howls From Other Hollywood, Ours Drops Its Claim on the Name
L. A. Architect and Egypt Make Book on Reviving Alexandria
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : O.C. Needs Coordinating Agency for Arts Interests : Opinion: Well-planned and effective cultural expenditures are long-term social investments.
SANTA PAULA : Council Delays Plumbing Vote
DODGER NOTEBOOK : Hershiser Doesn't See Opener as an Honor
PALOS VERDES / REDONDO TOURNAMENT : El Segundo Beats Redondo, 5-0
BASEBALL MISCELLANY : NAMES AND NUMBERS
By the Sea, By the Sea : For some of L.A.'s best air and best food, try Santa Monica.
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : A Crystal-Clear Vision of a Star-Studded Night
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : If You Watch, They Will Appear
Rough Times in a Protected Market : Auto products: Armor All still commands 81% of segment sales, but cracks have started to appear in the firm's once-invincible defenses in the face of mounting competition.
CHINA'S LOST GENERATION : After Tian An Men, the Best and Brightest Say They Can't Go Home Again
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : AT HOME : Restaurants in a Flash
THE BRONTES WENT TO WOOLWORTHS by Rachel Ferguson (Penguin: $7.95)
Associations Group Elects New Officers
Nation In Brief : Illinois : Spy Compares Crime to Insider Trading
Guests No Longer Make Own Beds as Hawaii Hotels Settle Strike
Antietam Battlefield Under Fire as Development Peppers the Area : Preservation: Those who want to protect the past are divided on how to accomplish their goal.
Enrollment Is the Prize in Preschool Waiting Game
Q & A : MARY HART: Special Brings Hart to Heart
In Hong Kong, Who Ya Gonna Call?
Scars Stay as Quiet Northern Irish Town Rebuilds From Another Bomb
THE WEEK'S OTHER PRIME-TIME FILMS
Hospital Makes a Remarkable Recovery : Health care: Once on the brink of closure for its abysmal care, county-run Edgemoor now has officials seeking funds to save the aging Santee facility.
Controversy Over Legalization of Drugs in America
Body of Man Found Following Fire
Train Buff's Dream: Riding the Rails to Paris at 186 M.P.H.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL
Vujic Goes the Distance as CSUN Claims Meet
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Huskies' End Is Quick, but Not Painless : Connecticut: Less than three seconds from the Final Four, George almost makes the key steal. But Laettner's shot shatters UConn's dream at the buzzer.
Tom Jager earned $12,000 in 21.81 seconds...
Canyons' Power Surge Shocks Visiting Valley
Starting a Fire at the Box Office : What's the secret of Joel's new appeal? Look to the growing impact of his cross-generational attraction
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : The Directors: Reborn on the 26th of March : Two of the five nominees don't deserve to be there, but these selections can be . . . twitchy
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : Analysis: It's a Long Road for 'Miss Daisy' : But don't be surprised if Jessica Tandy, Morgan Freeman and the film are all winners on Monday night
O, HAPPY DAYS!
Frequent-Flier Miles Complicated, Although Not Impossible, to Spend : Airlines: What looked like an ingenuous marketing plan backfired when frequent-fliers suddenly began cashing in triple mileage awards. To compensate, carriers have changed their rules.
O, HAPPY DAYS!
Deadline Set for WWII Veterans' Memorial Design
Best Way to Reduce Heat in the Attic
ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS
This Ancient Village Is a Bulgarian Port to Call
Investment Rules Favor the Smaller Players : Tax Deductions: Passive-loss formula has greatest application for those with incomes up to $100,000.
* Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., Newport...
Monetary Policy Is Not a Panacea
Gardening : Sex in the Greenhouse: New Plants From Old : Propagation: Raising plants from seeds or cuttings can be a rewarding, enjoyable hobby. It also allows you to grow rarer varieties.
In Plummer Park
FLASH FROM THE PAST
Airport Plan May Get Its Wings Clipped
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Zinner Wins Two Games, Strikes Out 21
UCSD Freshman Perfect in Softball
She's Just Doodlin Along at Los Alamitos
Redondo's Brian Davison Is a Star Who Follows a Legend--His Brother : Prep baseball: Scott Davison was a natural. His younger brother has to work harder at the game, and feels the pressure.
Patrik Boden, a University of Texas sophomore,...
At 39, Downing Still Chases Magical Ring : Angels: His body says quit, but his mind says his career is incomplete without a World Series.
Book Raps Idea That Small Business Is Beautiful : Companies: Authors say large firms offer higher wages, better benefits and more job security.
No Candidates Run for Association Directors
Tobacco Industry Winning Many Battles : Health: Despite some victories by anti-smoking forces, the powerful lobby is able to fend off most opposition legislation.
Salvage Yards May Fill Your Restoration Needs : Treasures: Architectural salvage concerns may be the only places where one can find just the right item to fit a remodeling project in older homes.
O, HAPPY DAYS!
'Dancing Stars'
After a Fall, Pain Is Both Her Constant Companion and Her Jailer
An Wang; Founded Computer Company
Fox Reaches for Young Crowd With 'The Outsiders'
U.S. Catching Former Nazis at Airports : Travel: The dropping of visa requirements for Germans lets possible war criminals enter the country. But a federal agency is waiting for them.
ON THE RECORD
A Deathly Silence, to Cover What? : Iraq: The regime came up with a brutal circus to divert attention from its efforts, like those going on in Libya, to manufacture battlefield chemical weapons.
The Brawling on the Bench by Justices Who Must Decide the Law of the Land : Supreme Court: Personal invective among justices has reached a new level of shrillness, and it may undercut the integrity of their rulings.
Controversy Over Legalization of Drugs in America
Investigators Are Hot on the Trail of a Palm Tree Pyromaniac
TRACK ROUNDUP
TENNIS / INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIPS : Seles Eases Past Wiesner for Title, 6-1, 6-2
Wayne Who? Kings Surge Past Blues, 9-3 : Hockey: Injured Gretzky is spectator as club ties its season-high for goals. Los Angeles scores twice in its first three shots.
NBA ROUNDUP : Robinson Wins Rematch Against Pistons
Will McKeon Hang It Up? : Padres: He hints he may quit managing after this season. : For Page C15
Lynn Jennings ran away with the women's...
College Basketball in the Bay Area Has a Rich Tradition
WRESTLING / NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS : Oklahoma State Wins Title Again
Orioles' Tettleton Gets Back In Swing
USC Nose Tackle Suffers Broken Left Ankle in Drill
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HIGH TECH : Read the Wind
A Spring Full of Delights in Amalfi
BILLY BATHGATE by E.L. Doctorow (Harper & Row: $5.95)
FICTIONKILLSHOT by Elmore Leonard (Warner: $5.95). Ruthless...
Home Buyers Fairs to Feature Loan Experts
Oil Spill Anniversary Observed in Alaska
Music Center Gala Nets $80,000 for YMCA
This Toga Party Shows Scholarship
Commentary : Builders Can Soothe Uneasy Neighbors : Growth: There may be no way to resolve deep conflicts over new developments in old neighborhoods, but there are some inexpensive ways builders can reduce day-to-day conflicts with residents.
BASEBALL : A's Seeking a Three-Peat in AL; Canseco Has 50-50 Goal
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : DIVISION II WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT : Delta State Too Tough for Bentley
Pistons Frightening Everybody
Lockout May Not Hurt Loaded Royals
Folksiness Obscures Flaws of Tarkanian
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Hot Cal State Northridge Sweeps Doubleheader at Pacific
BETTING WITH BOB
Mozart Juvenilia Marks 200th Anniversary
Hal Compton has been named senior vice...
Van de Kamp Ad Against Feinstein Will Be Changed : Governor's race: Newspaper threatens to sue him over alleged trademark infringement.
Residents Balk at Billing : Condo Owners Want Long Beach to Help Pay for Structural Flaws
The Mighty Quinn : NOT EVEN HEART SURGERY KEEPS ANTHONY QUINN DOWN
California IN BRIEF : FALLBROOK : Boy, 5, Recovering in Pit Bull Attack
Colombians Mourn Slain Candidate
World IN BRIEF : ROMANIA : Hungary Denies Inciting Clashes
Santa Monicans Petition for Elected City Attorney
'Tour Named Jackie' Is Hit With New York City Visitors
Nixon Admits Asking CIA to Block Watergate Inquiry, Says It Refused
Experts Map Strategy to Control Development in Amazon Rain Forest
Our Costly Nuclear Follies, From Seabrook to San Luis Obispo : Atom Power: Can we avoid staggering overruns on such projects as Diablo Canyon, which cost billions more than estimates? Yes: Tell the truth.
Talk About Sore Losers
Foreign Films: The Language of the Cinema : Sicilian film maker Giuseppe Tornatore's 'Cinema Paradiso' stands out as the front-runner
Michelin's Newest Stars in France
Hip Hamlet and Lady M. Set Out on a Rock 'n' Roll Ride
Robert G. Trevorrow, vice president, has been...
* Stanley J. Sulik Jr. has been...
The Great Divide : No Smoking Here, No Talking There and No Gun-Toting Over Yonder, Please
HENCE by Brad Leithauser (Penguin: $8.95)
The theme is familiar: Spoiled, rather unpleasant...
THE WICKED PAVILLION by Dawn Powell (Vintage: $8.95)
TO SCHOOL THROUGH THE FIELDS An Irish Country Childhood by Alice Taylor (St. Martin's Press: $14.95; 151 pp.)
O, HAPPY DAYS!
Gardening : Pacific Coast Iris Hides Its Beauty Until Spring
Club Strikes Many Golden Matches
Different Strokes : New Ingredients and Brushes Promise Mascara-Wearers No-Smear Lashes
LOCAL ELECTIONS / SIERRA MADRE CITY COUNCIL : 7 Candidates Share Single View on Most Issues
LOCAL ELECTIONS / LONG BEACH : Candidates for School Board Agree Crime Is a Top Issue
Fighting a Run-Down Feeling
Epcot's International Pavilions Operate as True Global Village
A Chinese Conundrum : Dissidents: As their visas expire, students who criticized Beijing for the Tian An Men crackdown face a return to uncertain retaliation or permanent exile.
About-Face Leaves a Wake of Confusion and Ruin : Israel: How did the fate of Jerusalem get to the top of the U.S. agenda? If it was to advance the peace process, it's having the opposite effect.
European Nations at the Brink of the Greatest Boom of the Century : Economy: Phenomenal growth rates are possible if the sovereign states of East and West integrate. Short of that, we face a new Dark Ages.
2 Immigrants Face Trial in Friend's Death
LOCAL ELECTIONS / SEAL BEACH CITY COUNCIL : Housing Plan Divides Candidates in Quiet Race : Eight are vying for two open seats. The campaign has been noticeably free of the city's often-divisive politics of the last 20 years.
MOORPARK : Driver Thrown From Car Killed
'Flyboys' Reunite at Site of '40s Base
2nd Teen Arrested in Killing of Woman
The Secret of Edwards' Success? It's in the Bag : Golf: After a 16-year association with Tom Watson, high-profile caddie now keeps Greg Norman in the swing.
WRESTLING NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS : Oklahoma State Wins Title Again
Something Is Rotten in Vermont
Quibbles & Bits
Simmons Lacks Expertise to Operate Lockheed
In Search of . . . Leslie Browne
Critic Kramer Puts Armand Hammer Museum on the Critical List
Bill Cosby and Jazz: The Affair Gets More Serious
Rappers Don't Have Time for Newsweek's Attitude
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FOOD : Feeling Good About Eating Candy
Santa Cruz's Struggle From the Rubble
Wet & Wild : Africa by Canoe : Gliding Among the Rich Wildlife of Botswana's Okavango Delta
PROJECTING REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN 1990
The Cost of Coyote Meat in Arizona
Millionaire's Scholarship Offer Pays Off for Students in Harlem : Education: Spurred by Eugene Lang's vow to pay college tuition, 90% of P.S. 121's Class of 1981 has finished high school. Others follow Lang's lead.
LOCAL ELECTIONS / LA VERNE CITY COUNCIL : Theater Plan Takes Center Stage
It's Time to Start Pulling Over Pilots
Budget Cuts Isolate Retarded Adults and Families : Massachusetts: State-funded residential care for retarded adults ends when they turn 22. The patients go home to unprepared families and an uncertain future.
An act of thanksgiving, a labor of love--and a link with tradition.
Leaders of 2 Correctional Agencies in Whittier, Norwalk to Trade Jobs
Examine the list of people who have...
Notes about your surroundings.
LOTTERY RESULTS
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Signs Off on a Landmark
Old-Fashioned Marketplace in Fullerton Is a Crowd Pleaser : Shopping: Consumers get the pick of the crop at park. But it's more than an outdoor food stand; it's also a social event.
TRACK ROUNDUP
Winning Attitudes : Athletes Share Prize Moments at Mater Dei Special Olympics
GIRLS' ALL-STAR BASKETBALL GAME : Poway's Fortney Helps County Hold Off City
Don't Wake Him Up : Dream Season With Moorpark Follows a Year of Frustration for Suarez
Pursuit of Ring Keeps Downing on Diamond
ANGELUS LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Rolish Pitches a No-Hitter, Striking Out 18, for Servite
Building a Better Mountain : Squaw Valley: Five years ago, at age 70, Alexander Cushing returned to the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics to make his ski resort state of the art.
NHL ROUNDUP : Probert Scores Winner for Detroit
Calendar Goes To the OSCARS : So You Think You Know Movies? Try This . . . : Put your cinematic memories to the test
Why Not Split SOS?
Serious About Pets
Pierside Village
Restraint on Prayers Violates Freedom
New, Fragile Democracies Present Problems for U.S.
Boy Found Slain; Man Arrested : Crime: Burned and gagged body found near Simi Valley. Suspect had worked in PTA program at boy's school.
Lithuania Says It's Not Forming Army : Secession: Force is unwarranted, Landsbergis tells Gorbachev. The republic's president also warns military deserters that he cannot protect them.
Big Fight Brews Over 'Big Green' Initiative's Scope
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND : All Sides Speak Out on Centinela Schools' Racial Tension
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND : Heated Debate Continues in Wake of Student Walkouts
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND
6,000 Proudly Parade San Juan Capistrano's Heritage
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND : All Sides Speak Out on Centinela Schools' Racial Tension
The man poised his wooden-poled net above...
Eastern Europe More Expensive Than Western?
Exploring Morocco's Taroudant
Spend Some Time Exploring the Other London
Providing a Warm Welsh Welcome on a Windy Pembrokeshire Night
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND : All Sides Speak Out on Centinela Schools' Racial Tension
Don't Look for Subtle Decor on Fantasy Ship
Consolidate California Sprawl by Regional, Responsible Government : Southern California: 72 agencies issue environmental decisions and regulations. Too many competing jurisdictions do too little good.
Ex-School Worker Held in Boy's Death : Crime: A former child-care employee who had worked at the slain child's school is arrested in connection with the grisly slaying.
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND
CENTINELA VALLEY PROTEST: A SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND : All Sides Speak Out on Centinela Schools' Racial Tension
From the Archives: For old time's sake: Chatting with a busy Abe Vigoda
Muslims in Los Angeles
Pearce Receives Life in Prison Without Parole : Courts: Two jurors had favored death in the gas chamber. But, after hammering it out, sympathy for the former teacher's aide, who was convicted of hiring two teen-agers to kill her estranged husband, won out.
Review of AIDS Benefit