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What happened on April 04, 1985
NEWS
Compton High Trio Top All-South Coast Basketball Squad By Dick Wagner, Times Staff Writer
Policemen Honored for Heroism
Sports Roundup : 1985 ALL-CITY AWARDS : Lakewood Youth HALL OF FAME
Coach and Player of the Year : Gillette, Akins Hailed for Cage Feats By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer
Cerritos
Cooper, Kordich Win Basketball Honors By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer
Blind Trainer Builds Boxers in Backyard Gymnasiums By Judith Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Children 'Adopt' Members of Police Force By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Team in Race for Academic Gold By Donald Blum, Times Staff Writer
Mime Musical Mixes Sounds of Silence By Bob Muir, Times Staff Writer
Hot Oilers Tied for 2nd
FPPC Advice Requested on Conflict Issue By Alan Maltun, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Reaction : Smoking Law: Smooth, Mild By Sue Avery, Times Staff Writer
Culver and Fairfax Each Place 3 on Girls All-Star Team By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer
Redondo, Up to Here in Billboards, Imposes Moratorium on Big Ones By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Flores Puts Record to Test in Reelection Bid : Councilwoman Faces Write-In Opposition in Problem District By David Ferrell, Times Staff Writer
Mayor's Candidates Sweep to Victory in Inglewood Election By Patricia Lopez, Times Staff Writer
Court Deletes Councilman's Charges on Sample Ballot By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Torrance
San Pedro
Rancho P.V. : City Ousts Planner to Protect Its 'Reputation'
Council's Individualists See No Profit in 'Team-Building' By Steffanniw Fedunak and Joan Cziment, This column is by community correspondent Joan Villa Cziment and Times Staff Writer Steffannie Fedunak.
Redondo Beach
Seminar Planned to Help Widows
High Schools Join Program to Curb Crime
Loyola, With 4 Straight Victories, Hosts Strong Santa Clara Nine Today
The House : Committees Budget
Grand Jury Probing Redevelopment Agencies By Victor Valle, Times Staff Writer
Duarte
Glendora
Glendora
Baldwin Park
El Monte : Industrial Site Chosen for School
Microwaves Add a Modern Flavor to Ancient Passover Traditions By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer
Alhambra
Railroad Can't Sue Alhambra on Track Changes, Judge Rules
The House : Committees Budget
Glendale College Seeks to Collect Student Data By Marc Igler, Times Staff Writer
Incumbents, School Board Chief Win Council Race By Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Committee OKs Proposal to Increase Rangers, Give Them Guns By Marc Igler, Times Staff Writer
Extension of Beeline Shuttle Sought By Theresa Walker, Times Staff Writer
The House : Committees Budget
Wait Till Next Year! 5 Juniors, 1 Soph Named Star Cagers By Seymour Beubis, Times Suburban Sports Editor
Shredding of Police Records Splits Downey City Council By Ralph Cipriano, Times Staff Writer
Kurz, LaCommare Player, Coach of Year in Southeast By Dick Wagner
Times' All-South Coast Team Headed by Compton High Trio By Dick Wagner
Young Players Pace All-Southeast Girls Basketball Squad By Dick Wagner, Times Staff Writer
Compton School Arson Damages Both Morale, Property By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Trustees in Lynwood May Slash Power of Schools Chief By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach
Compton : College Trustee Charged With Bribery Count
Hawaiian Gardens
Commerce
35 Refugees Honored for Jobs Success By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Big Draw--The high school basketball championships at the...
Dominguez High Player, Coach Get Times' Awards By Dick Wagner
DEA Chief Selected United Press International
Baldriges to Sell Georgetown Home, Cite 'Dirt and Drunks' Associated Press
Trade War Is Not the Answer, Baker Cautions Associated Press
Reagan Proposes 60-Day Cease-Fire in Nicaragua : Pledges to Withhold Rebel Aid Associated Press
Japan Weighs New Trade Rules, Sends Envoy to U.S. By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Pope Washes Feet of 12 Priests at Mass for Holy Thursday From Reuters
Administration Split on Contra Aid Strategy By Jack Nelson, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Jet Hits Coffeehouse, 14 Killed Associated Press
Panel Rejects Payroll Cuts for Pentagon : Senators Also Defeat Reagan Bid to Hike Manpower Levels By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Israel Releases 752 Arabs, Begins Dismantling Camp By Dan Fisher, Times Staff Writer
Scandal Kills Tulane Basketball Associated Press
58 Seized at S. African Embassy Associated Press
Israelis Kill 8 in Guerrilla Sweep Associated Press
Reagan May Get Draft of Budget Accord Today : Senate Package Reportedly Holds Pentagon to 3% Hike and Cuts $14 Billion From Farm Programs By Karen Tumulty, Times Staff Writer
Chrysler Pays Up for Polluting Associated Press
Brazil's President-Elect Undergoes 5th Operation United Press International
Defense Firm Excess Put at $244 Million Associated Press
Protectionism Grows : U.S. Trade: Surplus of Frustrations By Robert Shogan, Times Political Writer
Ontario Girl, 11, Chastised for Smoking, Kills Herself From Associated Press
Protests Close Airport, Isolate Sudan Capital From United Press International
Inmates Skip Meals to Aid Starving Ethiopians United Press International
Fremont Plant : GM, Toyota Celebrate Partnership Associated Press
U.S. Yachtsman Freed by Vietnam After 8 1/2 Months Associated Press
Trainman Stopped in His Tracks By Jennings Parrott
Reagan, GOP Chiefs Accept Budget Plan : Increases in Social Security Limited; Defense Costs Cut Associated Press
Man OD'd on Water, British Doctors Say United Press International
Man Jailed in Phony Rape to Go Free : 'Victim' Tells How She Concocted Story Six Years Earlier Associated Press
2 Quit L.A. Primary and Support Hahn
Death Penalty Support Rises to 83%, Poll Finds Associated Press
Thai Cabinet Hikes Taxes on Liquor, Cigarettes, Cars By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
U.S. Halves Soviet Fishing Quota Over Whaling By Lee May, Times Staff Writer
Spy Suspects Hunted KGB Defector, U.S. Papers Say By William Overend, Times Staff Writer
Schroeder to Be Released From Hospital Saturday Associated Press
FBI to Probe Incident at Abortion Clinic By Robert L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Ager With New Heart Is Imperiled by Kidneys Associated Press
Kirkpatrick Makes Switch to Republicans Associated Press
Senate Votes to Phase Out Jobless Benefits Associated Press
Group Says Needy Students Face Aid Cuts Associated Press
House Panel Plans Extensive Study of Social Security Associated Press
W. German Troop Chief Defends Weekend Passes From Reuters
Ban in Punjab Extended Associated Press
6 Policemen Kidnaped, Killed in Guatemala Associated Press
Liberia Sentences American to Prison Associated Press
Salvadoran Military Denies Right Wing's Charges That It Took Sides in Elections By Dan Williams and William Long, Times Staff Writers
Gromyko Reportedly OKs Summit but Says It's Too Early for Details By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Salvadoran Elections Council Rejects Right-Wing Challenge to Assembly Voting By Dan Williams, Times Staff Writer
It's a Court Record United Press International
Moscow Recalls Approval of Popular Car From Reuters
Senate Panel Seeks Travel Warning on Mexico By Doyle Mcmanus and Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writers
House Panel OKs Aid to Cambodian Resistance By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Senate Assails S. Africa Apartheid, Asks Report on Police Shooting Associated Press
Amal Spurned S. Lebanon Deal, Rabin Says From Reuters
Hussein, U.S. Official Talk From Reuters
Sri Lanka Blast Kills 9 From Reuters
Geneva Talks Continue on Strategic Weapons Associated Press
U.S. Criticizes Israel's Transfer of Lebanon Prisoners By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
A Little Fighting, Then a Return to Normal Life : Battle for Sidon a Curious Kind of War By Dan Fisher, Times Staff Writer
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The Nation : GOP Credited With Peace
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Suspect in Robbery Is Tailed and Nailed
The World : Iraq Vows Missile Attacks
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Getting on his soap box for a more beautiful, accessible Pershing Square By Jack Smith
Dismissed! : 19-Year-Old Marine Recruit Gets Through Boot Camp Unscathed By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
Retired Bullock's Official to Open Skid Row Center By Kathleen Hendrix, Times Staff Writer
Car Scam Is Driving Both Sides of Street By Don G. Campbell, Times Staff Writer
At Bat Again for Baseball Card Fans By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer
Venice Plaza Foes Irked by Distant Hearing Site By Alan Citron, Times Staff Writer
Yaroslavsky Worries About District's Economy : Fear, Not Methane, Called Threat to Fairfax By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer
Staff Negotiating for New City Hall on Sunset Blvd. By Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer
W. Hollywood Search Narrows to 4 Veteran Administrators By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Marina Del Rey
Hollywood
Culver City
Culver City
State Agency Seeks Funds for Historic Sites
'Flirting, when it involves exploitation or intimidation, isn't flirting.' : Teaching Teachers to Behave By Al Martinez
S. M. Mountains
Santa Monica
Malibu
Firm Hopes to Boost AIDS Insurance Sales By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Smoking Law Quietly Gains Acceptance By Sue Avery, Times Staff Writer
Student Chief Elected
Classic-Car Fans Cherish Their 'Babies' By John Nielsen, Times Staff Writer
Spaniard Seeks Adventure on Mission Trail By Allan Jalon, Times Staff Writer
Fairfax's Kitani, Thomas Acclaimed as Season's Best By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer
The House
'Way of Life Going Down the Tubes' : Shoals Ahead for Live-Aboard Boat Owners By Steffannie Fedunak, Times Staff Writer
Greg Zermeno has been named superintendent of the...
People
South Gate
Continuation School Proposal Puts Ideals, Reality in Conflict By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer
Manhattan Beach
Letters in VIEW : Burned in Yuba City
Juniors, Sophomores Dominate All-Southeast Basketball Team By Dick Wagner
Women's Job Opportunities Weighed, Found Wanting By Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer
Auto Dealer Donates Car to SAFE-Rides
Church Extends Preschool Recess in Response to Abuse Inquiry By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Bishop Tutu Marches, Defies S. Africa Police By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer
Haggerty Sentenced to 90 Days
Petite ? It's Passe ; Girls Cage Stars Are Tall, Talented By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer
Lynwood Pair Left District : Basketball Players' Status Unclear After Forfeiture By Paul Mcleod, Times Staff Writer
Symphony's Woes Are the Exception : Performing Arts Humming in L.B. By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Held in U.S. Drug Agent's Death Associated Press
Winners of Lottery for Rental Subsidies Feel Like a Million By Theresa Walker, Times Staff Writer
Helping Chickens to Go Home to Roost By Herb Hain
Blind Actress: Setting Her Sights on the Stars By Gary Libman
Unbeaten Glendale Cage Coach and Star Hailed as Best
Safety, Methods Questioned : Herbalife: Weighty Profits and Government Probes By Heidi Evans, Times Staff Writer
Musical Fund-Raiser for L.A. Pops Group By Jody Jacobs
Jordans and Nelson Top Times' Girls All-Star Cage Team By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer
IRS Computer Still in Arrears, Delays Millions of Refunds Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Good Friday Broadcast : Global Airing For 'We Are World' From Associated Press
Pritzker Prize Goes To Austrian By Sam Hall Kaplan, Times Urban Design Critic
Joffrey Commissioned To Create An L.a. Ballet By Lewis Segal, Times Dance Writer
Webber 'Requiem' To Have Tv Premiere
MOVIE REVIEW : MACHISMO IS TARGETED IN CUBA'S 'CERTAIN POINT' By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Pianist Zimerman In Recital At Pavilion By Daniel Cariaga, Times Staff Writer
Film Takes Time With Artie Shaw By Charles Champlin, Times Arts Editor
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Self-Described Widow of Restaurateur Wins Round in Estate Fight By Jan Klunder, Times Staff Writer
John-Michael Tebelak; Author From Times Wire Services
Council Incumbents Lead in Cash By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
2 Charged in $2-Million Theft From Fund By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer
Raw Sewage Spill Forces Closure of Sail Bay By Phil Willon, Times Staff Writer
Couple, Cited by Fabric Care Board, Join Cry for End to Agency By Ray Perez, Times Staff Writer
Mogul, Zinger Quit Race for City Attorney, Endorse Hahn By Ted Vollmer, Times Staff Writer
2 Charged With Looting Fund of $2 Million By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer
Board Rejects Newport Offer on Wayne Flights : City Would Have Accepted 55 Daily Departures if County Had Taken Legal Issues to State Court By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Task Force Report : 8 Options Being Studied to Ease Crowding at Jail By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
3 Stumbling Blocks Reported in Settlement of Mayor's Case By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Innocent Plea in Slaying of Officer; Bail Is $250,000 By David Freed and H.g. Reza, Times Staff Writers
Managers for Bradley, Ferraro Share Joy of Campaign 'Combat' By Bill Boyarsky, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Zoning Reform Delays, Errors Hit By Frank Clifford, Times Staff Writer and
Couple Accused of Cover-Up in Child's Death By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Countywide
Placentia : Tax Hike Petition May Be to No Avail, Official Says By Roxana Kopetman
Santa Ana : Godinez Honored for Ground-Breaking Career By G.m. Bush
Placentia : City Council Approves Four Fee Changes By Roxana Kopetman
San Diego
Fullerton : Residents Hope Permits Solve Parking Problems By Roxana Kopetman
Fullerton By Dave Palermo
Rancho Bernardo
San Diego
Costa Mesa
Garden Grove : School District Gets New Insurance Policy By G.m. Bush
Newport Beach : Arbitration Ordered in Land Leases Dispute By Robert Hanley
Seal Beach
Today Is Deadline for Ballots
Woman Hurt in Santa Ana Crash Dies of Injuries
Murphy Top Recipient Among City Officials : Mayor Accepted $4,400 in Gifts, $110,000 in Loans By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
'Twilight Zone' Appeal
UC Santa Barbara Gets Robot Research Grant Associated Press
Development Plan for Famosa Slough Offered by Fish and Game Dept. By Tom Greeley, Times Staff Writer
Youth Facility Ordered for Woman in Mother's Death
K. Alexander, Chairman of NAACP, Dies Associated Press
U.S. Request to End Quotas in Police, Fire Hiring Won't Affect L.A., Officials Say By Janet Clayton, Times Staff Writer
Boy Dies After Car Hits Pole; 3 Others Hurt
Training Flight : Crash Victims Identified as 2 Norco Men By Barry S. Surman, Times Staff Writer
Charter Changes: Yes on 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Absurdity on Nicaragua
Volatile Matter Taken From Shut-Down Firm By Susan M. Loux, Times Staff Writer
'The Best Defense' : Physicist Teller Speaks at UCI on Space Arms Race By Liz Mullen, Times Staff Writer
Campaign Limits: Yes on 1
The Prime Target of the Effort to Open Markets Turns Out to Be Japan By Joseph Kraft, Joseph Kraft is a Los Angeles Times columnist in Washington. and
Charter Amendment 2 Is Great on Paper, but-- By Frank Del Olmo, Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer
Suspect in Slaying of San Diego Police Officer Pleads Innocent By H.g. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Councilman Fined for Violating Building Rules
Built Auto Safety Part : Retarded Pair Got Mercury Poisoning on Job, Suit Says By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Commission OKs 2 Building Projects on Van Nuys Airport Land By T.w. Mcgarry, Times Staff Writer
Republicans Aid Top Fund-Raisers in 2 School Races
Encino Gains Allies in Fight on Building Along Ventura By Jan Klunder, Times Staff Writer
Last of the Brown Derbys Sadly Tips a Final Farewell By Bob Baker, Times Staff Writer
Firm Makes Pollution Control Devices : Manager Charged in Waste Case By John Nielsen, Times Staff Writer
Fire in Condo Kitchen Causes $40,000 Damage
When the glands bubble and the moon is full, a special kind of madness prevails. : Tales of a Dollar Critic By Al Martinez
Supervisors Oppose Pacoima Liquor Store
Northridge Man Convicted in 1982 Hired Murder of Real Estate Agent By Janet Rae-dupree, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Man, 61, Dies of House Fire Injuries
Local News in Brief : Westlake Turns Down Projects Sought by Developer Ludwig
L.A. Council Backs Extension of Mountain Park Conservancy By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Picus Proposes Curbs on Teen Clubs in Wake of Complaints About 1 By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Man Vies for W. Hollywood Job By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Judge Takes Tribune for an April Fool's Ride By H.g. Reza, Times Staff Writer
The Transit Route to Take
Offbeat Russian Roulette
Restaurants : Pancho Wellington's a Tasty Combination By David Nelson
Miners Strike in Britain
George London
Mechanics' Union Accuses RTD of 'Welshing' on Offer By Leonard Greenwood, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Riggs' 'Needless, Tragic' Killing Mourned By Scott Harris, Times Staff Writer
Man Claiming to Be Hired Killer Caught in Sting By Laurie Becklund and George Ramos, Times Staff Writers
Controversy Brewing Over Seizure of Vehicles by Border Patrol By Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writer
California's Budget Surplus
County Proposes to Shift Some Indigent Health Care to State By Marcida Dodson and Bill Billiter, UCI Medical Center's financial problems have been blamed mostly on caring for the poor and Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
Union Battles Alaska Air's Two-Tier Wage Plan By Henry Weinstein, Times Labor Writer
Golden Nugget Bids for 27% of Hilton Hotels; May Attempt Takeover By Nancy Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Ritz-Carlton Hotel Owners Settle Half of Their Debt By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer
More Layoffs Seen for '86 and '87 if Firm Doesn't Get Navy Pacts : Todd Shipyards to Furlough 1,200 Employees By Tim Waters and Kathleen Day, Times Staff Writer
MGM / UA Concealed Deal, Dissident Claims By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer
Warner's Debt Falls; Sees End to Stock Pledge By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer
Eight Wang executives sold $2.8 million in stock.
B of A was told that its insurance will be canceled.
Capistrano Bank Financial Aid Bid Fails By John O'dell, Times Staff Writer
Quotron Systems, Los Angeles, said it signed a...
Jitters Depress Stock Prices; Dow Falls 7.62 : Concern Over Economy, Interest Rates Blamed From Times Wire Services
CBS Stock Jumps on Talk of a New Ted Turner Bid By Michael A. Hiltzik, Times Staff Writer
A Michigan agency approved a loan for Mazda.
Times Mirror sold its cable-TV system in Hartford.
GM's credit unit agreed to buy a mortgage group.
Britain will sell its share of British Aerospace.
Mortgage rates rose for first time in eight months.
The sale of First Beverly Bank was disallowed.
Developer Ousted as S&L Chairman By John O'dell, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
AST Research, an Irvine maker of computer accessories, has...
Uniform Disclosure Rules Urged for Housing Loans By Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Investors in Solar-Energy Farms File Fraud Suit By Dave Palermo, Times Staff Writer
Ohio Officials Weigh Bids for Failed Bank Associated Press
Dollar Ends Erratic Day With Rally Associated Press
Japan: Rules Eased on Telecommunications By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Suzuki May Jointly Make Mini-Cars for Britain Associated Press
San Diego Area Developer Ousted as S&L Chairman By John O'dell, Times Staff Writer
Dow Chemical Cuts Prices for Methylene Chloride DJ
Perceptronics Inc., Woodland Hills, said it was awarded...
U.S. Starts Trust Account Probe at 100 Large Banks Associated Press
Iowa Appliance Factory Plans to Lay Off 160 Associated Press
Chinese Factory Succeeds in U.S. Auto Market Associated Press
Soybean Futures Mixed From Associated Press
Incentive Plans Help Boost March Car Sales By Stephanie Droll, Times Staff Writer
Computers Help Industry Compete With Imports : U.S. Apparel Firms Go High Tech By Nancy Yoshihara, Times Staff Writer
Low-Profile Bank Earns High Marks from Analysts By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer
Chocolate Bunny Business Keeps One-Man Operation a Hoppin' By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Calculating Your Sales Tax Can Pay By Debra Whitefield
Polaroid Set to Eliminate 400 Salaried Jobs By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Oak Industry Lawsuit May Soon Be Resolved By Bill Ritter, San Diego County Business Editor
2 Officers of ESM Charged With Forgery Associated Press
SPORTS
Prep Baseball : Mater Dei Gets 3-0 Win Over St. Paul
College Tennis : Chapman Upset by Bakersfield
Notre Dame Wins, 23-1, in Softball
Lynam Is Back at Work--as Loyola Coach By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Lose Abdul-Jabbar, Game : He Gets the Flu, Then San Antonio Gets a 122-108 Win By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Moore Is Confident Despite Losses : Move from Coaching Job Puts A's Manager in New World By Milton Richman, United Press International
He Never Gets Wound Up Out on the Mound By Jim Murray
Owners and Players Agree to Seven Games for Playoffs--Maybe By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer
They Can't Be in Two Places at Once : World Cup and MISL Playoff Conflicts Affect Five Sockers By Steve Dolan, Times Staff Writer
A DREAM PITCHING MATCHUP : Gooden vs. Lovelace . . . Lovelace? By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer
Morning Briefing : Sutton Called the Shot 3 Months Ago
$1-Million Bonus Adds Incentive for Juli Inkster By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Cavaliers Beat 76ers for 4th Straight Time By Dan Hafner
Yankees' Henderson on Disabled List Associated Press
Smith Scores 41 as Clippers Win, 124-122 By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Pitcher Enatsu Is Released by Brewers By Larry Stewart
Spring Training / Highlights : Oberkfell, Behind Horner, Wants Extension or Trade From Times Wire Services
Spring Training / Dodgers : Johnstone Hasn't Got a Hit, or a Worry By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer
Sutton Goes Right to Work at Kentucky Associated Press
Spring Training / Padres : Most Players Are Pleased With New Playoff Format By Tom Friend
Spring Training / Angels : Forsch Is Ailing, Swan Failing, John Railing By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer
Lackluster Lazers Upset by Tacoma, 6-2 By John Fawaz, Times Staff Writer
Lamar Athlete Jumps 7-3, Takes Lead in Decathlon Associated Press
NBA Gives Kings OK to Move to Sacramento
Groin Injury May Keep Nance Out of Playoffs Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Black Hawks' 5-0 Win Keeps Title Bid Alive By Dan Hafner
Gwynn's Hits Lead San Diego State to 16-2 Victory Over Cal State L.A.
Running / Julie Cart : Boston Marathon: Wallet-Break Hill for Top Runners By Julie Cart
College Baseball : Turner Extends Hitting Streak in Fullerton Win
Prep Softball : DeJohn Leads Westminster Past El Dorado By Gerald Scott, Times Staff Writer
Debonaire Junior Is El Conejo Winner on Big Move in Stretch
San Diego Prep Baseball / Lions Tournament : San Pasqual's Adams Finishes What He Doesn't Start in Final By Mark Stadler
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Stewards Fouled Up the Flamingo, Arcaro Says By Bill Christine
Tennis Roundup : Sundstrom Beats Vilas at Monte Carlo; Arias Is Upset From Times Wire Services
Community College Baseball : Golden West Wins Twice to Advance : Rustlers Defeat Cuesta, L.A. Harbor in Spring Tournament
McNamara Fines Evans for Mental Lapse, Then Relents Associated Press
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Speedway Cycle Champion Is Off to an Embarrassing Start By Shav Glick
Jamie Berkman and Roxie Rafik Are the Best Buddies and Best Battery the Heritage League Has Ever Seen By Jeanmarie Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Alemany Big Inning Crushes Crespi, 13-3
Preps ALL-VALLEY GIRLS BASKETBALL : Westlake's Stevens Leads List of MVPs By Johannes Tesselaar, Times Staff Writer
National Short-Course Swimming Championships : A Mellow Carey Wins Backstroke With a Smile, Not a Pout By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
Sherbeck Takes Over Titan Tennis Team
Wooden Presents Mullin With Award By Bill Dwyre
Andy Russo of Louisiana Tech Is Named to Succeed Harshman as Washington Coach United Press International
Sports DIGEST : Memorial Scholarship Fund Planned in Honor of Runner
FOOD
Make a Success of a Time-Honored Tradition : Cake-Making Tips to Ensure That It Will Rise to Your Fondest Expectations By Minnie Bernardino and Donna Deane, Times Home Economists
It's that time again . . . Easter weekend is near, which means that it's time for you frustrated bakers to forget about your past failures, put on a happy face and turn out an Easter cake that will please your family and all of your guests. : EASTER CAKES By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer
A Spring Celebration With a Russian Flavor : The Real Bliny Are the Star Culinary Attractions of the Festival of Maslenitz By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer
Fond Remembrances of a Peanut Butter Chip Cookie From Coalinga By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer
Antibiotics in Animal Feed Get a Closer Look By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer
For an Easter Entree, It's Lamb : Marinated Fruit and Nuts Add a Juicy Accompaniment to the Meal
Cheese Seasons Baked Potatoes : Makes Great Side Dish for a Special Dinner Party
What to Do With Extra Easter Eggs After the Bunny Has Come and Gone : Hard-Cooked Variety Can Be Used in Main Dishes, Salads
Variation on a Theme for Lighter Menus
Farm Motifs Invade Housewares By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer
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