Woman outside Calif. nightclub died of head trauma  SANTA ANA,
Calif. (AP) — Coroner's investigators say a woman kicked and
beaten outside a Southern California nightclub died from blunt
force trauma to the head.  The Orange County coroner's office
announced the cause of death after completing an autopsy on
23-year-old Annie "Kim" Pham of Westminster on Thursday.  Pham
was taken off life support Tuesday, three days after the beating
that began with an argument in line for The Crosby, a
restaurant, bar and nightclub.  Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony
Bertagna tells the Orange County Register police are still
seeking two women and two men in their 20s who they believe took
part in the fight. Rewards totaling $10,000 is being offered for
information leading to arrests.  The one person arrested so far,
25-year-old Vanesa Zavala, pleaded not guilty Wednesday.