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COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Saddleback Once Again Just Short of State Status
STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS : Roman a Tired 3rd-Place Gladiator
Players Make an Offer, Owners Aren't Thrilled : Baseball: Union's ideas are a far cry from what the owners want.
MOVIES : Rene and the Brass Ring : Former top model Rene Russo plays strong women opposite Mel Gibson and Clint Eastwood, and she gets $1 million or more a film. So why's she so worried about show biz?
Sanders Never Figured He'd Be in 3-A Title Game : Franklin's Two-Sport Star Thought He'd Get to Championship in Football
CRENSHAW : AIDS Center Closed for Lack of Funds
AIDS Research at a Key Juncture
Welcome the Understudies to Baseball's Absurd Theater
2 Avoid Serious Injury in Crash-Landing : Aviation: The pilot and passenger complain of backaches after plane skids to a halt near Hansen Dam.
Ed Flanders of 'St. Elsewhere' a Suicide
Arguments on Texas Law May Not Be Viable : There is a strong opinion that facts in 1977 Plyler case when statute was found unconstitutional were quite different from those in California.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Concordia Romps to 92-75 Victory
PREP BASKETBALL / SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : Forget the Score; Crenshaw in Control From the Start
Irvine Wins and Makes a Point
Traveling in Style : Side Trips : A ROOM WITH A PEW
Free Fall : The Family That Flies Together . . . : DREAMING: Hard Luck and Good Times in America; By Carolyn See (Random House: $23; 368 pp.)
Still Waters : BREAKING THE SURFACE; By Greg Louganis with Eric Marcus (Random House: $23; 290 pp.)
Million-Dollar Home Sales Up
PERSPECTIVE ON INFORMATION : The Spider in the 'Web': Censorship : American openness runs up against foreign governments' ability to block or abuse material moving globally on-line.
THE STATE : POLITICS : For Wilson, Orange County Is a Two-Edged Political Sword
Simpson's TV Trial a Boost for Newt's Populist Visions
Boy Questioned in Fountain Valley Middle School Fire
Harvard Makes 13 a Lucky Number : Boys' Basketball: Wolverines ride 13-0 surge to 56-46 victory and first section title since 1970.
PREP BASKETBALL / SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
Portishead Delivers Some Spooky Truths
In Search of Big Air : Snow-filled days, mosh-pit nights and a taste of teen-age freedom.
GOP Seeks New Tools to Cut Deficit : Congress: Leaders fear defeat of balanced-budget amendment will weaken party discipline. They're anxiously crafting new plans to enforce their vows of fiscal restraint.
They're Experts on 'What to Expect' : Books: Arlene Eisenberg and her daughters use their collective experience to help others deal with pregnancy and toddlers.
GOP Seeks $16 Billion in Food Stamp Cuts : Congress: Proposal would reduce spending over five years. It would tighten eligibility, require able-bodied recipients to work or lose their benefits.
Clinton Sees Pros of Being in Opposition
Fox's Reality Check : NEW SERIES ENTERS A DIMENSION VIRTUALLY UNTRAVELED IN NETWORK TV
Treasury Official Blasts NRA on Ads
Where Nostalgia Drives Them
Rosemary Is a Pig That's Potbellied, and Then Some
Club's Ideas Take Flight : Education: Middle school science group in Carson learns down-to- Earth methods for an upcoming trip--to another planet.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS : Hamilton Rolls Over Cleveland
He's the Artist Still Known at Warner Bros. : Prince may have thought that changing his moniker to whatever he's changed it to would sever his ties to the record company. Wrong.
Jones of All Trades
No. 1 Bruins Hope This Isn't Lull-Ville : College basketball: With tournament getting close, UCLA has another chance to show off in national spotlight.
Talk About a Career Day : Reggie Jackson's Three Home Runs on Three Pitches, Jesse Owens' Four World Records Top 20th-Century Feats
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS : La Canada Achieves Perfection With Title : Southern Section: Spartan boys beat Cathedral City, 3-1.
BASEBALL : Boone Kept Calling, so Mauch Finally Said Yes
BOXING / CHRIS DUFRESNE : How Can They Make a Brutal Sport Safer?
POP MUSIC : A Massive Attack of Soul : Don't plan on getting to know this British dance-music trio. Just listen.
MOVIES : Just a License to Make Money? : Movie merchandise is making more mega-bucks than ever. And now, it can even be a factor as studios decide what movies get made.
TEMPLE-BEAUDRY : Filipinos Picket Over Language Rule
FOUR-STAR FILM : 'The Secret Garden'
And the 'Losers' Are . . .
Barings Brass Apparently Knew of Risky Investments : Finance: British bank's fall has been blamed on 'rogue trader.' Officials in Singapore implicate his superiors.
Of Spring and Its Symptoms
4.6 Quake Strikes Mammoth Lakes
NOTEBOOK : Loyola Took a Step Up During Bailey Brothers Reign
HUNTINGTON PARK : New Chief to Be Announced Monday
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Steven Lavine : At CalArts: Inventing the Art of the Future Today
Camarillo in West County Race to Lure Compatible Businesses : Economy: Bouncing back after the '92 loss of a major employer, the city courts development fit for a suburban environment.
Monarch Defense Ends Noble Cause : Division I-A boys: Mater Dei's Kevin Augustine and Mike Waugh shut down the offensive threats from Nogales.
Whitaker Gets Knocked Down but Wins Easily on Decision
Despite Fees, 'Wrap' Programs Gaining Fans
Critics' Choice
FICTION
Owners Complain of Double Tax
THE BEST OF FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT...
Worth a Thousand Words
Traveling in Style : SURVIVAL OF THE IRISH : On Ireland's Dingle Peninsula, the Landscape and the Language Are Revered, And You'll Hear More Poetry Than Can Be Found in Most Books
BOOK REVIEW : The Holocaust's Awful Truth, as Told by Its Survivors : SCHINDLER'S LEGACY: True Stories of the List Survivors, by Elinor J. Brecher (Dutton; 27.50, 442 pages. Paperback: Plume, $14.95)
New Life Torn Asunder by Drugs, AIDS, Murder : Connecticut: Edna Diaz arrived in the United States in 1976 with a new baby on her hip and her man by her side. But nothing turned out the way she'd hoped.
ECHO PARK : Lawyers Monitoring Conflict in Chiapas
JEFFERSON PARK : Taco Bell Going Up on Site of Riot Fire
Woman's Body Found in Lion Enclosure at Zoo
Weekend Escape: Borrego Springs : In the midst of reddened cliffs, granite boulders and a silent landscape--an oasis
THE BIZ : FUTURE DOC
Rental Scheme Relies on Provisions of Bankruptcy Law
FOUR-STAR FILM
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Popsicle Bridge Sticks It to the Competition
DOWNTOWN : Full Agenda Set for Latina History Day
Mothers Take Children to Jail With Them in Pakistan : Asia: Women awaiting trial often have no alternative. If left outside, the youngsters could be used as child laborers. One 11-year-old boy has been locked up since birth.
The Overly Ambitious University
Johnson Shatters Record in 400
They're Frustrated Champions : Div. III boys' soccer: Missed opportunities result in 1-1 tie for Woodbridge and Alta Loma.
Trying to Live Up to His Promise : Montclair Prep's Dent Vowed at 14 to Make Deceased Father Proud
THEATER : The Silver Standard : Formerly fat, permanently gay, mordantly witty--playwright Nicky Silver spins modern neuroses, family dysfunction and even AIDS into darkly comic dramatic gold.
Crime in Airports
Claiming Earned Income Credit? File Carefully
Periodic Maintenance for the Home
Biking the Nether Netherlands
SPECIAL
EARTH-FRIENDLY WEARABLES by George Pfiffner (Wiley:...
Music: Voice Contest Deadline Is Extended
Son Sought, Friend Held in Slayings of Wealthy Fresno Family in 1992
EAST LOS ANGELES : Maravilla Children to Attend Youth Center
NEWS ANALYSIS : Mideast Peace: Time to Close the Books? : Negotiations: Some foresee failure. But others say tackling the toughest, final issues now will work.
Cities Still See Work Force Inequities : Discrimination: Some officials fear debate over affirmative action may erode gains by women and minorities and send the wrong message.
After the Quake, Our Values in the Gutter
Long Beach Finishes on a Down Note
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Mater Dei Too Much for Nogales : Division I-A boys: Cotton works his magic despite a bad ankle as the Monarchs breeze past the Nobles, 83-33.
Blissful Thinking : He Cut His Hair. He's Dating Brooke Shields. And He's on the Verge of Becoming the No. 1 Player in the World. How Did Andre Agassi Become the All-American Guy?
Miglinieks Is Key to UC Irvine's Victory : Basketball: He is able to handle Cal State Fullerton's physical play this time, and Anteaters go on to win, 91-83.
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Team's Better, but Front Office Isn't
Performing Arts : 'Porgy' Gets a Cultural Makeover : Director Hope Clarke has added a historic African American flavor to Gershwin's classic characters on Catfish Row.
A Director's Dramatic Deja Vu : Can serious theater grow in Glendale? Resident director Sabin Epstein is reaching for a rebirth of the golden days of San Francisco's ACT at A Noise Within.
Trial Balloon : Humankind Is Poised for a Breakthrough: Getting Off the Ground Without Tickets
In the Chips : America's semiconductor industry again leads the world. But new Asian competitors are gaining strength. And you can never count Japan out.
Code Blues : Rules That Govern Life in Homeowners Associations Are Being Challenged in Court by Angry Owners
Traveling in Style : THE LITTLE SHRINES OF ITALY : Walks Among the Saints : An Englishman in Verona Finds That You Can't Take Your Kids on an Italian Country Walk Without Discussing Martyrs and Miracles
WESTSIDE COVER STORY : Last Train to Seeshaupt : A Santa Monica man revisiting the scene of his 1945 liberation from the Nazis helps a German town confront its wartime past.
FOUR-STAR FILM : 'Savage Nights'
VENTURA : Artists, Writers Mark Loss of Ficus Trees
Is It Too Late to Prune Flowering Peach Tree?
The Highway To Heaven : Destination: Hawaii : The more stops you make on Maui's road to Hana, the more you see why it's one of the planet's great drives.
COMING TO TERMS: A Literary Response to...
'Duet' Suits Ol' Blue Eyes
Koranic Healing Thrives Despite Debate : Gaza Strip: The fundamentalist practice of exorcism gains in popularity in spite of Islamic leaders' complaints that such practioners are charlatans who should be prosecuted.
Store Trek: The Next Generation : Shopping: Texas : From a former mega-bookstore chain owner comes a one-stop travel superstore in Austin.
Traveling in Style : THE MIRACLE OF THE YUCATAN : No, It's Not the Mayan Ruins, It's the Line-Stripping, Rod-Bending, Reel-Spinning Mosaic of Color That Is the Caribbean Bonefish
Up-Close Look at Nation's Capital
Bird (TMC Sunday at 12:30 a.m.): Director...
STYLE : GARDENS : Green Acres
Empty Hotel Rooms Open a New Niche for Discounters : Lodging: They bargain for suite deals and pass savings to consumers, who often must be willing to pay in advance.
A '40s Coming of Age : A teen-ager confronts and accepts his sexual orientation : JACK OF HEARTS By Joseph Hansen (Dutton: $19.95; 214 pp.)
Ever-Changing Borders : Family Tales From Poland, a Country That Wanders : MOVING HOUSE: And Other Stories; By Pawel Huelle (A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book / Harcourt Brace: $18.95; 248 pp.)
Traveling in Style : DREAMING IN THE CITY OF TEMPLES : Getting Lost in the Ancient Burmese City of Pagan Is Not Only Easy, It's the Point.
Tradition of Copying in China Fuels the Piracy of Intellectual Property
Mediation May Help Restore Peace and Quiet : Dispute resolution: Service could help neighbors end feud over noise levels.
ANCESTORS: A Family History by William...
ARS SCIENTIA : Something in the Air
Fields Is Lone Bright Spot for Pilgrim in Semifinal Defeat
CHESS : INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Becoming Real : The tale of a young woman's search for meaning in her sister's suicide : THE INVISIBLE CIRCUS; By Jennifer Egan ( Doubleday: $22.50; 338 pp.)
Traveling in Style : Side Trips : Sacred, er, Grounds
Creature Comforts for the Trail
DOWNTOWN : Kobe Relief Fund Surpasses $1 Million
DAVID LANCE GOINES POSTERS: 1970-1994 by...
Heritage, History and Amish Quilts
About Face by Alice Fulton
STYLE : INTERIORS : A Personal Stamp
Destination: Georgia : SOUTHERN BESTSELLER : Exploring gracious Savannah's flower-drenched squares and gardens . . . 'of good and evil'
THE HIDDEN LIFE OF DOGS by...
HUNTINGTON PARK : Center Offers Free Business Seminars
BOYLE HEIGHTS : PUENTE Center Welcomes Growth
On 1st Outing Together, Father Kills Daughter, Self
Ambush Claims 3 From Nickerson Gardens : Crime: The friends were gunned down outside a party in Inglewood. Eight children, including a newborn, are left fatherless.
Convicted Killer of 2 Says He Deserves Death; Judge Agrees
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Hospital to Increase L.A. Marathon Staff
Telescope Views of Moon, Mars
Peso Crisis Calls for Cool Judgment and Perspective
Traveling in Style : Side Trips : The Gray Lagoon
Soaking Up a Little Desert Magic
CLOSE-UP : Voluptua '95
Traveling in Style : ON SACRED GROUND
Commentary : HERE'S HOPING THE 'PARTY' GOES ON
SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : How to build a better Easter basket with new kid video releases
Prison Overcrowding at a Crisis in Rwanda
Youth Sought in Parents' Deaths Held
Sickle Cell Agency Is a Beacon of Hope : Aid: Crenshaw-based organization provides information, services and emotional support.
Lazy Justice, Lotus No Match for Microsoft's Aggressive Tactics
Museums With Art Smarts
Profiles in Power : Can Jackie Goldberg Teach L.A. a Lesson? : Experiencing One of the Hottest Political Debuts in City History, the Councilwoman is Calling for an Urban Vision That's Defiantly Liberal
STATE OF MIND : DRESS BLUES
New Beans on the Block
COLUMN ONE : Fancying Forbidden Flowers : Collectors' obsessions are pushing orchid smugglers to plunder rain forests. Some dealers say erratic environmental laws also endanger rare species.
Drug Yields Only Headaches for ICN, Shareholders : Medicine: As the marketability of antiviral Virazole wanes, critics point to company founder Milan Panic and his controversial tactics.
WHEN JURY DUTY CALLS : Civic Obligation or Shameless Opportunism? The Verdict Is In
RESTAURANTS : CHINA SEAS : Authentic Hong Kong-Style Seafood on the Westside? Yes, It's True--and Good.
The Unkindest Cut of All: Bloody Mis-slicing of Bagel : Health: Growing popularity of the Jewish import is producing a spate of weekend wounds by klutzes.
A Gunman's Bullet Paralyzed Officer's Body, but Not His Spirit : New York: Steven McDonald speaks to schoolchildren in attempt to stop violence. He hopes his assailant will team up with him.
Wetlands: Audubon Society Needs Volunteers
Good News for Good Guys : Landmark Study Finds That Prudent, Conscientious Children Have Longer Lives
THE WORLD : FOREIGN POLICY : How to Add New Voices to the NATO Debate
FAILURE : Barings' Failure: A Case of 'Upstairs, Downstairs'
NBA ROUNDUP : Starks Finds Comfort in Knicks' Runaway
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Brea Olinda Pulls Away to Win Seventh Title
STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS : Independence No Fun for Calvary Chapel
Compton Dominguez's Demand for Respect Is Loud and Clear
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Miller Makes Her Presence Felt--Finally
JAZZ SPOTLIGHT
SMALL FACES: Quincy Jones is working on...
COMMENTARY : Knicks Failed to Get Job Done
Altman's Goin' to Kansas City
Q&A; : JULIE ANDREWS : Oscar's Enchanted Evening
Cape Fear (NBC Sunday at 9 p.m.),...
Gingrich Planning to Suspend Teaching for 'Couple of Years'
EAST LOS ANGELES : Mural Unveiled at Metrolink Station
WITH ON EYE ON... : 'Duckman's' Dweezil Zappa is a dude who just wants to have fun--a lot
Hunting for Treasure on Hallowed Ground : Texas: Californian seeking Jim Bowie's gold at the Alamo is guided by a Mexican psychic's map.
Real Estate Whiz Target of Rent Scam Inquiry
PLATFORM : Gay Athletes
A Way to Reinvent Citizenship
The Bel-Air of Ventura County : North Ranch Is Home to Wildlife and the Wealthy
Notes about your surroundings
We Need More Like Granny Lewis : Hard-core volunteer, both loved and feared, keeps children safe at Granada Hills High
Slain Russian TV Star Is Buried Amid Grief, Fury
A summary of selected Los Angeles City...
Hearing: Club Aids Disabled Children in Mexico
THE NATION : The Real Financial Dream: Take the Money and Run : A fugitive financier is an almost mythical figure. Forget that young Barings trader, think Robert Vesco.
United Way Campaign
'Shades of L.A.' Photo Project Is Putting a Face on History : Community: The Central Library is copying fragile family portraits to preserve a record of ethnic groups' journeys here. It was Armenian Americans' turn Saturday to share images and memories.
Liability Debated Long Before Landslide : La Conchita: Residents and the county differ over who should pay. The owners of the hillside were silent.
Recycling: A Green Idea Turns to Gold : Environment: Technology is making it cheaper to create new products from used materials--clothing and shoes from old plastic bottles, for example.
Dog Sniffs Out Suspect After High-Speed Chase : Pursuit: CHP says officers fired at the fugitive who had a flat tire in Northridge and then fled on foot down an alley.
Sunday Briefing : An occasional look at Orange County issues : Running to the Sea
PREP ROUNDUP : Villa Park Boys' Swimmers Perfect in Sonora Relays
Late Rally Not Enough for Northridge
WBA Strips Foreman of Title
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS : Long Beach Poly Reigns on Buena's Parade : Southern Section: Bulldog girls fall, 1-0, in Division II final.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS : Delgado Lifts Banning to City 4-A Title, 1-0
JEFFERSON PARK : Middle School to Add On-Line Access
'I Want to Be an Actor' : Annual Casting for TV Pilots Turns Complex Into Children's Sitcom Boot Camp
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Dominguez Wins Title, Coach Still Gripes
His Questions Were a Lot More Difficult to Ask Than to Answer
Talks Make Little Progress Amid Sniping : Baseball: Owners and players again criticize each other's stance, but they will keep negotiating.
Clippers Chopped Down to Size Again : Pro basketball: Mutombo's height and 21 points and 16 rebounds an old problem in 101-89 loss to Nuggets.
Master's Trio Win Far West Basketball Honors
Zedillo Reaches Out to Mexico Ruling Party : Politics: President, in shift, seeks support amid turmoil, but reiterates plan to split PRI, government.
Polish Lawmakers OK Cabinet
Traveling in Style
THE BEST OF TOMMY
Shades of Brown
COUNTYWIDE : March 13 Deadline Set for Storm Victim Aid
Just Call It a Reward for the Student Hero : Youths who report gun-toting peers deserve cash award
More Storm Clouds on the Horizon
P.J. Goossen to Fight Lopez for State Middleweight Title
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Tustin Is Beaten, but Not Devastated, by Dominguez : Division II-A boys: Tillers upbeat after falling, 77-59, to the Dons' superior talent and depth.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS
Man Ray's a Main Man at Sotheby's
COVER STORY : Latinos on TV: From Lucy . . . to Leguizamo
AND ONE MORE THING: How much have...
Scandal or Salvation? : More and more institutions are selling off artworks. Are they just cashing in, or is it part of their mission?
Dam Building May Halt
NHL ROUNDUP : Goalie Guesses Wrong, and Penguins Capitalize
Loyola Stunning in Tournament Opener : WCC: Oduok scores 22 as Lions knock off top-seeded Santa Clara on its home floor, 87-83.
Career Days : Edwards and Moeller Take Divergent Paths as Replacements in Dodgers' Spring Camp
Bottom of the Barrel
The Imperfect Science
Going Another Round With 'Fighting Words'
PIGEONHOLED
Medical Care for Illegal Immigrants
Infant Mortality
Disney's Habitat Plans Draw Criticism
Yellowstone Loses Winter Tranquillity With Snowmobiles : Environment: As many as 1,500 of the vehicles race through the park daily, clustering around Old Faithful in a buzzing, smoky gridlock. The problem is worsening as thousands use the new Continental Divide trail.
NUREYEV'S MAGIC
CSUN Students Should Invest in Sports Program
Winning the Psyllid War Biologically
Johnnie on the Spot
Death Valley Details
Mourners Become Eclectic
Baseball: Ventura may be left holding the bag as two other cities balk at a game that's not in their back yard.
Bad Feelings and Smell Linger After Meeting
Wetlands Group Monitors the Fed
Bergeson Asks Audit Team Be Given a Chance; Others Question Fallout
TROUBLE IN PARADISE
Images Paint Confusing View of Orthodox Jewry
Beach Bird-Feeding Ban Coldhearted
VA Check Deposit s
THE SITWELLS: And the Arts of the...
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL / SOUTHERN SECTION I-A CHAMPIONSHIP : Mater Dei Hardly Breaks Sweat, 83-33
Quakes: Need for Retrofitting Plan
Planning for Mexico
Bound In Strife : Two...
Graffiti Taggers Should Be Given Dose of Reality
School: Expulsion of Venice High 'Honors' Student in Drug-Purchase Arrest by the LAPD
Trial by Fire : Admirers of Carolyn Kirkwood, Orange County's senior female homicide prosecutor, say it's the breadth of her experience--from telephone operator to bill collector to cocktail waitress--and her sense of drama that have helped her win most of her cases.
Private Paramedics
Metric Conversion
Public Needle Exchange Devastates Community
O.C. Should Conduct Treasurer Search
Gov. Pete Wilson
Skelton on Gun Lobby
IN THE BEGINNING
Balanced-Budget Amendment
Lodges: A Move Toward Electronic Bonding
Antarctic Voyage
Surgeon General
LEHAR LAPSE
Questioning Candidates, Cost of Race
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Obituaries - March 5, 1995
Earth Slide Crushes 9 Homes in La Conchita : Collapse: No one is injured as a hillside gives way. Residents had been fearing such a disaster for months.
2 Cities' Tug of War Grows : Revenues: Economic concerns intensify discord between Oxnard and Ventura, which vie for development.
Brown Invites O.C. Leaders to Face Assembly : Bankruptcy: The Speaker is briefed by county officials and business representatives on ways the Legislature can assist in recovery.
COVER STORY : Casting the Spotlight on TV's Brownout : Critics say the networks are ignoring America's fastest-growing minority. Now a divided Latino community struggles to fight back.
O.C. Budget Puzzle Tough to Crack : Crisis: Any way you add them up, the numbers look grim for officials trying to dig out of the county's fiscal quagmire. Solutions will be harsh.
Impact of Ito's Sanctions on Simpson Defense Debated : Courts: Some say defendant's right to fair trial may be hurt. Others see damage to the practice of criminal law.
Casting Finances in Personal Terms Shows Magnitude of County's Woes
UNTANGLE THIS ONE: At CBS's "60 Minutes,"...
Ventura Landslide Slams Into 9 Homes : Disaster: 'There was a big roar, and it moved like soft Jell-O,' says one eyewitness in La Conchita. Residents got a warning when rocks began tumbling down.
Ill Will Works Against Shared Garbage Plant, Stadium Project : Trash: There are plans in Ventura and Oxnard for competitive waste facilities with a complex of related businesses.
FOR THE RECORD - March 5, 1995
ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : O.C. Jobless Rate Moves Up to 5.4%
Marathon Marks Decade of Laurels--and a Few Blisters : Sports: L.A. race is hailed as a world-class, unifying event. But ethics probe and political fights mar its success.
NEWS ANALYSIS : Budget Victory Spurs Democrats to Take Offensive
Countywide : A Warm Willkommen for German Firefighters
VAN NUYS : DMV Clerk Arrested in Fraudulent License Sales
Simi Valley to Weigh Plan to Extend Street, Build Business Park : Development: Cochran project would add a major thoroughfare and a 40-acre site for shops and industry.
Another Twist in Battle Over Use of El Toro : Litigation: Two South County cities hired politically connected Washington lawyer Charles Manatt to represent their interests. They didn't know he is a director of Federal Express.
ENERGY
COMING TUESDAY
Town Torn Asunder Faces New Pain : Croatia: Wartime shift in population left Vukovar a city of Serbs. But Zagreb vows to reclaim it.