LOS ANGELES—Space shuttle Endeavour was finally lodged at its
retirement home Monday following a slow weekend parade through
city streets that turned out to be a logistical headache.  After
a 12-mile weave past trees and utility poles that included
thousands of adoring onlookers, flashing cameras and even the
filming of a TV commercial, Endeavour arrived at the California
Science Center Sunday—about 17 hours behind schedule.  It sat on
the grounds of the museum for several more hours before finally
moving toward a hangar.  "It's just a crazy thing that we did
but we pulled it off," said Kenneth Philips, curator of
aerospace science at the museum.  Movers had planned a slow
trip, saying the shuttle that once orbited at more than 17,000
mph would move at just 2 mph in its final voyage through
Inglewood and southern Los Angeles.  But that estimate turned
out to be generous, with Endeavour often creeping along at a
barely detectable pace when it wasn't at a dead stop due to
difficult-to-maneuver obstacles like tr