Tuesday, 4/8/97 Rigorous inquiry should guide thought, not pseudoscience Today’s world too credulous, does not question unfounded ideas By Darrin Hurwitz In the aftermath of the mass suicide of 39 cult members last week in Rancho Santa Fe, there has been a flurry of questions raised by disbelieving people around the world. Read more...

Monday, 4/7/97 Tax increase will sponsor public school improvement Although the Los Angeles Unified School District must increase its efficiency in getting funding to the classrooms, we support Bond Proposition BB. Read more...

Monday, 4/7/97 Hayden is best choice for mayor Los Angeles is a fragmented society. It is a city broken up along racial and economic lines, and Tom Hayden is proposing long-term solutions, working to enhance unity by facilitating dialogue on racial and economic issues. Read more...

Monday, 4/7/97 Taking a look at incumbent candidates in city offices James Hahn was elected to the City Attorney seat in 1985. Since then, he has been an effective prosecutor with a 75 percent conviction rate for cases which go to trial. Read more...

Monday, 4/7/97 Citizens should draft charter Our current city charter was drafted in 1925, four years before the advent of talking pictures. It is due for an update. Read more...

Monday, 4/7/97 Making the proper decisions for Los Angeles Charter Amendment 1 is a valid attempt to improve the dismal voter turnout that characterizes our city elections. Read more...

Friday, April 4, 1997 UNION: Workers deserve decent living conditions, respectBy Patrick Doyle Watsonville, Calif. is a small town in the center of the Monterey Bay, just north of the Pajaro River. Read more...