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What happened on March 21, 1985
BUSINESS
National Medical to Buy S.F. Insurance Firm JUBE SHIVER JR., Times Staff Writer
Cumming Joins Bank Unit of BSD Bancorp FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Lawhon will acquire the W & J Sloane name.
Los Angeles County
Ohio Governor, S&Ls Agree On Plan to Reopen From Times Wire Services
May Department Stores Reports Record Earnings
GM, IBM Drag Market Down; Dow Falls 5.85 From Times Wire Services
GM will offer 8.8% financing on some small cars.
Dale Resigns as Publisher of L.A. Herald : Major Indoor Soccer League Owners Elect Him Commissioner THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Fowler suggested selling space on the airwaves.
Dollar Climbs After Tuesday's Sharp Sell-Off Associated Press
American Savings had an $8-million deposit gain.
S&P Downgrades Some of BankAmerica's Debt JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Personal Income Gains a Modest 0.3% : Consumer Spending Rises a Healthy 0.7% Associated Press
Texas Air to Launch New Carrier for Western U.S. ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Wickes Sales Up for Year NANCY RIVERA
Orange County
Senators called for retaliation against Japan.
Firm Probes Product Uses : Consultant Advises on Doing Business Abroad Associated Press
HBO has gained access to 4,700 MGM/UA films.
Wang will temporarily close its U.S. operations.
Orange County
Orange County
Safety of Credit Unions' Insurance Debra Whitefield and DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Winn to Buy Only Half of East Coast Building Firm JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Infotec Wins $23-Million Contract for Air Force Space Center Work
Polaroid bought Data Encore from Verbatim.
Seahawk Posts Higher '84 Profits Despite Period Loss NILDA WEGLARZ
Cites Intervention by Japanese 'Political Circles' : Executive Refuses Key Job at NTT SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Westgroup, Columbia Now Own Hotel Ridgway Sells Troubled Newporter BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Large Firms, Government Unite to Fund Child-Care Services DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
3 L.A.-Area Radio Stations Boycott Warner Records DENNIS McDOUGAL and WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER JR., Times Staff Writers
Neighborhood Firms Caught Up in Panic : German Roots Help Tiny Ohio S&Ls Cope JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
High-Tech Firm Traces Roots to UCI Research CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Analysts Doubt IBM to Quit Home Computers DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Ridgway Sells Troubled Newporter : Westgroup, Columbia Savings Are 5th Owners in 23 Years BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
TreeSweet Buys Two Juice-Drink Brands LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
General Motors agreed to buy a mortgage banker.
Norby to Head Investors' Syndicate JOHN O'DELL
Videotapes in Shopping Mall Help Spur Sales of High-Priced Real Estate Associated Press
National Can won't oppose Triangle's takeover bid.
TreeSweet will buy two General Foods brands.
Knew He Would Be Fired for Leaking Data--Winans ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Police Dispatcher Dies, Apparently a Suicide NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 5 Simi Valley Men Arrested on Suspicion of Kidnaping Couple
Witness Indicates Clients Knew of $2-Million Offer From a Times Staff Writer
New Jobs or New Agony? CARL T. ROWAN, Carl T. Rowan is a syndicated Washington columnist
Markets to Display Photos of Missing Children
Cole-Whittaker Disciples Vow to Carry On Ministry SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
UCSD Student Arrested in Probe of Paisley Prank JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Church's $12-Million Offer Not in the Ballpark : Bids Asked on Land Used by Little League JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Court Asked to Keep Mayor's Attorney on Job : Prosecutors Claim Hedgecock Stalling on 2nd Trial BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Easing the Pain
Fullerton : Museum May Be Closed After Denial of Funding JEANMARIE MURPHY
County Health Official Expects AIDS to Spread to General Population LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Orange Diocese to Lose Hispanic Ministry Head DAVID REYES \f7
Bradley Asks for Continued Ban on Offshore Drilling BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Hahn Endorsed by Law Officers
San Diego
San Juan Capistrano
Four Valley Libraries Will Lengthen Hours
San Diego
San Diego
Explosion Hurls Roof Off Burbank Garage
DAR Honors Student Founder of Safe Conduct Council JULIE STUTTS
Deukmejian Throws Challenge to Bradley : Calls On Mayor to Say He 'Absolutely' Will Not Run for Governor Next Year RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach
Circus Takes Shape for Blind Fans JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Santa Ana : Cesar Chavez to Speak in Support of Rent Strike DAVID REYES
GOP Governor Would Name Judges : Robinson Now Cool to Appeals Court Growth KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Money Down a Silo
San Diego
Auto Imports
Mubarak Plan for Negotiations
Muddle in Honduras
Specter of Dragon Looms Over Choice of Glendale Conductor LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Repellent Used to Stop Nesting Accidentally Kills Swallows JOHN NIELSEN, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark, a rural place, is building, and in building, dying. : Requiem for an Inside Straight AL MARTINEZ
Supervisors Name Panel to Evaluate Jail Overcrowding JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times County Bureau Chief
Key DWP Computer Sabotaged? TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors to Consider Geriatric Hospital's Fate : Comprehensive Review of Edgemoor Could Result in Phase-Out or Elimination of the County Facility DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Clash With Charities Housing Homeless at Motel : Neighbors Oppose Expansion of Shelter T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : New Association Stresses Need for Perinatal Care BOBBIE RODRIGUEZ \f7
Birthday Note(s)
Ah, It's Spring at Last : Welcome Sights of the Budding Season Turn Heads, Change Minds, Touch Hearts STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Pacoima Voters' Questions Are Different : Council Candidates Confront Concerns of Crime, Jobs, Discrimination STEPHANIE CHAVEZ and RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writers
County to Aid 'Affordable Home' Owners : Will Ask Court to Remove Legal Warnings to Prospective Buyers LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
City Council Balks at Complying With General Plan FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Bingo Clones Ruled Illegal
City Wants Greenbelt on 235 Hillside Acres : Burbank, Builder Discuss Land Options DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Board to Vote on Santa Ana College Name Change--to Rancho Santiago BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Jury Selection Starts in 2nd Lam Murder Trial JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
'79 Gas Station Arrest Spurs an Unusual Suit JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Over-Achiever's $20-Million Jury Award Cut to $10 Million MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
Baby Rattles Recalled; Choking Danger Cited Associated Press
Civil Rights Commission
Laguna Beach : Ethiopian Artist Will Talk at Famine Benefit SUSAN LOUX \f7
Burbank Man Named Municipal Court Judge
Zeal in Pruning Tree Yields Plaintiff Big Cut : 'I guess I got carried away.'--Julie Mattison STEPHEN G. BLOOM, Times Staff Writer
Council Panel Says 'FullSteam Ahead' for Bahia Belle II LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Downtown Prison Site Selected RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Behind-Scenes Study : Researcher Finds Erotic Film Performers Aren't Stars Off-Camera RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : Food Given to Seniors for Feast of St. Joseph JEANMARIE MURPHY
Irvine : Portable Classrooms to House Child Care Facility BOBBIE RODRIGUEZ \f7
Leans on Car Horn Outside Police Station : Man, Shot 5 Times, Drives to Get Help
Missing Plane Hunted
NEWS
Police Dispatcher Killed While Target Shooting With Husband
Topics of Rand Think Tank Range From Terrorists to Teachers MARSHALL BERGES, Times Staff Writer
L.B.: A Base for Cambodia Rebels' War JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Old Cash Registers Still Ring Up Sales RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
14-Year-Old Long Beach Wonder : Tennis Stardom a Casual Quest for Willy DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Red Carpet Unrolled for Queen Sirikit JODY JACOBS
UAW Members Join Cause of Fired Maids : Van Nuys Local Walks in Picket Line at Holiday Inn, Also Plans to Help Monetarily MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Delay in Alcohol Ban for Train Engineers Criticized Associated Press
Bangladesh Choice Called 'Peace or Anarchy' RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Navy Promotes Astronaut Associated Press
Temple City Vote Seen as Development Referendum ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
The World
2-Year Colleges Ask 11% Hike Over Budget DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Argentine Leaders Face Murder Counts WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Woman Slain Aboard British Railway Car From Reuters
Mexican Copter Crash Associated Press
183 Prospects Checked : Jurors Selected for Emigres' Spy Case WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Peninsula
The Region
Specter of Dragon Looms Over Choice of New Conductor LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer, Executive, 2 Incumbents Vie for 3 Seats : Reinstating Classes Focus of School Race MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Baudelaire Original Sold From Reuters
Picnic, Play Areas at Park Completed
Commerce
The House : Hunger Panel
Rancho P. V.
In U.S. Address, Argentine Backs Contadora Process : Alfonsin Urges Latin Peace Talks DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Garden Society Sniffs Bouquet of L.A. Springtime
The Nation
Haydon's Breathing Problems Subsiding Associated Press
The World
The Region : RTD Drivers Review Contract Offer
Malibu
Mrs. Reagan Lends Name to Anti-Drug-Abuse Fund Associated Press
Arms Negotiators Agree to Split Into 3 Working Groups United Press International
Westwood
The World
Recycling Program to Award Prizes to Homeowners
Santa Monica
8 Jailed for Converting Associated Press
The Region
Inglewood
New Journalism Center United Press International
The Region : State to Buy Downtown L.A. Prison Site
The House : Hunger Panel
Gershman Takes On Challenger in School Debate JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Meese Says U.S. Must Pay Legal Bills for Burford United Press International
Westwood
The World
Ethics Panel Won't Enter Moriarty Case CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Westwood
The Nation
Bill Would Aid Veterans Exposed to Radiation United Press International
The Nation
Traffic Proposal Could Raise $235 Million : Developers Would Pay for Improvements to Ensure Free Flow by LAX KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Azusa
San Pedro
South Bay
The Nation
Rancho P. V.
EPA Counsel to Be Named Deputy Administrator
Determination Laced With Humor : Brock a Hard-Working High Achiever ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Egypt Premier in Romania From Reuters
The Nation
The Region
State High Court Limits Cuts in Funds for Retarded United Press International
Soviet Party Calls for Harder Work by Everyone WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Westwood
R. H. Estates
Whittier Firm to Pay $33,279 to Settle Civil Suit Over Acid Spill
Mexico Will Arraign 2 for Smuggling Cocaine United Press International
Brock Is Picked for Labor Post : Trade Negotiator Expected to Take Donovan's Place TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Survival Only the First Step in Leukemia Battle : City of Hope Seeks to Conquer Long-Term Side Effects of Childhood Treatment SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
The State
Iraq Bombs 6 Cities in Iran; Tehran Blacked Out From Times Wire Services
Best Man on the Iditarod Is a Woman, Mushers Learn JENNINGS PARROTT
Ex-German Politician Held in Gem Robbery Associated Press
Brazilian Police Quell Prison Riot United Press International
The World
Loyola Cage Coach Checking Help Wanted Ads for 1st Time ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
The State
Garamendi Seeking Support for Another Gubernatorial Bid KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Israelis Find S. Lebanon Looks Like Ghost Town : Strife Ends Dancing in Port City's Streets CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Building Racetrack, Won't Allow Gambling Associated Press
The World
Alhambra
Boulevard Route for Trolley Wins L.B. Council Vote ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
New Prison Warden Nominees to Get Closer Scrutiny CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Even for men who eat their steaks live, it was an offer they could not refuse. : Eddie Paul Delivers the Wild Ones AL MARTINEZ
U.S. Acts to Slow Offshore Drilling : Increases Time Between Sales but Offers Northwest Tracts Associated Press
Beverly Hills
Jordan Airline Offices Hit by Grenade Blasts From United Press International
The World : Italy Cuts Link to Vatican
Edwards Trial Delayed Associated Press
O'Neill Calls MX 'Wrong Stuff' Associated Press
Argument Over the Honored Dead : Half-Staff Flap Is Run Up City's Flagpole in Avalon JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
GNP Rises Sluggish 2.1%; Inflation Rate Heats Up to 5.4% From Times Wire Services
Group Stresses Danger of Drinking, Driving
Glendale OKs Eight-Story Office Tower
Justices Uphold Executions by Lethal Drugs PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Glendora
Borrowing Trouble : Bank Heists: Unorthodox Withdrawal STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
PUC Orders AT&T Rate Slash BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
CIA Calls for Tough Federal Secrets Law RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood
Peter Nero Appointed Music Director for Master Symphony 1985-86 Season
75% of '60s, '70s Women Graduates Holding Jobs Associated Press
Cheese to Be Distributed in 9 Area Cities STEVEN R. CHURM
A Little Cheesecake, Please, but Begorra, Make Sure It's Green PAT BRENNAN, Times Staff Writer
Brown Cinches a Victory on Seat Belts : Assembly Panel OKs His Bill, Including Mandatory Air Bags LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Envoy Shot to Death in New Delhi Associated Press
Another Setback for Civilian President-Elect : New Brazilian Leader Has His 2nd Operation JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
The Bottom Lines : Eaton Canyon's Natural Wonder: On the Trail in His Own Backyard MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Kohl Questions U.S. Space Defense Plan TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Disappearance of 4 Condors Sets Off Wide Search ROBERT A. JONES, Times Staff Writer
No Accounting for the ATM Typo DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Bush Shakes Up His Staff, Moves Closer to Making Bid for Presidency in 1988 Associated Press
Awards Competition Honors Newspapers Associated Press
Charles and Diana to Visit U.S. Associated Press
Firm Calls 'Deliberate' Act Possible in Bhopal Disaster MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Woman Will Face Trial in Sister's Beating
Santa Monica : Murder Suspect Committed to State Hospital
Patriarch of Stage, Film Dynasty : Actor Sir Michael Redgrave Dies Associated Press
The State
The Nation : Grand Jury to Hear Goetz
Billing for San Onofre Repair Suspended : PUC's Order to Two Utilities Sidesteps Major Policy Question BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Exchange Teacher : Jin-ping Yang Opens a Window on China in Irvine DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Plan to Fix Up Downtown Block Instead of Flatten It Is Considered MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Charged With Bilking Buyers of $95,000 : La Crescenta Man Held in Auto Scam MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Union Tells Flight Attendants to Cross Pan Am Picket Lines Associated Press
Calif. Guard Won't Train in Honduras : Deukmejian Involved in Refusing Pentagon Invitation to Exercise Associated Press
Claremont: Welcome to Norman Rockwell Country : The spirit of village living appears to be vanishing from Southern California as fast as its orange groves, but 32 miles east of L.A., the kind of friendliness we associate with an earlier America still flourishes : Croissants Are Creeping In RUTH REICHL, Times Restaurant Editor
House OKs African Famine Aid Associated Press
Carson Council Vote Requires Warning on Former Landfill DONNA ST. GEORGE, Times Staff Writer
Admiral Ordered Liu Murder, Court Told : Taiwan Gang Leader Testifies Officer Called Journalist a Traitor From Times Wire Services
Israelis Find S. Lebanon Looks Like Ghost Town : Citizens, Occupiers Live Lives of Tension DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The State
El Monte
Whittier
Water's Mineral Level Affects Cooling PATRICK BOYLE
Avalon
Panel Named to Study La Canada Development THERESA WALKER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Schools Called Training Grounds for Isolationism GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
La Canada Doesn't Rate Noise Walls, Tests Show THERESA WALKER, Times Staff Writer
Salvadoran Ties High Officials to Death Squads Associated Press
Pico Rivera
Claremont : $1.3-Million Grant Helps Start Latino Study Center
Winter Sports Craze : Softball Big Hit With Avalon Residents PAUL FELDMAN and JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writers
Notebook / Mitch Polin : Cal Poly Women Cagers to Add Two More Stars to Their Galaxy MITCH POLIN
Handling Distress Call Before the Storm HERB HAIN
La Mirada
Two Westsiders Go Full Bore Toward Road Racing Crown : British-Born Motorcyclist Has Chance to Repeat, but for West L.A. Rider It's 'Make-or-Break Year' PAUL SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Malibu
Murdoch Buys 50% of Fox for $250 Million AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
A Compromise on Spurring Investment, Saving Historic Sites : Planners Iron Out Hollywood Renewal Proposals STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach : Two Airlines Escape Ban on Late Flights
'Everything--My Puppets . . . My Home!' : Theft Leaves Artist at a Loss BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica
Home Sales Halted Pending Vapor Tests PATRICIA LOPEZ, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica
Carson : $750,000 City Loan OKd for Auto Dealership
Debate Over the Holocaust : Harbor College Cancels Discussion; It May Be Held Off Campus BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Carson Grants Final Chance to Hilton Hotel DONNA ST. GEORGE, Times Staff Writer
Small Merchants Hurt by Casino's Parking Crunch MELINDA BURNS, Times Staff Writer
Low Turnout Shocks Candidates : Incumbents Reelected to L. B. School Boards MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Five Pepperdine Swimmers Qualify for Finals
2nd Brother Gets Life in Slaying of Couple
Traffic Plan Could Cost Developers Millions KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
S. Africa Police Open Fire on Blacks; 17 Die, 19 Hurt : Worst Toll Since 69 Died in '60 From Times Wire Services
2 Iran Jets Shot Down, Iraq Says From United Press International
Football Coach at Poly High Named to Trabuco Hills Post DICK WAGNER
Coach's Secret to Success: RELAX! : Cal Poly's Darlene May Has the Record to Prove Her Theory MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Defined Country's Fate
Arcadia Asian-Americans Will Endorse Candidates MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Ballplayers' Love Is in Avalon PAUL FELDMAN and JULIO MORAN, This column is by Times staff writers Paul Feldman and Julio Moran. and
Warriors at Home in a Defensive Setting : El Camino Wins State Basketball Title With Traditional Tenacity MICHAEL McINTYRE, Times Staff Writer
Renovated Mayfair Decides to Go Legit BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Protests Derail Housing Purchase Plan in Altadena SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
Raiding Israeli Troops Kill 2 CBS Journalists From Times Wire Services
Santa Monica
The language has been so doctored it has become the disease of the medical profession JACK SMITH
Arcadia
Is Camelot Coming to the Kremlin? ART BUCHWALD
How to Wheel and Appeal as a Limousine Chauffeur PAUL FELDMAN, This column is by Times staff writer Paul Feldman. and
He Can Deliver Arresting Sermon or Make Arrest : Badge, Bible Are His Weapons LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
MX Wins Again in Senate; Fight Shifts to House SARA FRITZ and BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writers
Wife of Coach Wooden Dies
Claremont: Welcome to Norman Rockwell Country : The spirit of village living appears to be vanishing from Southern California as fast as its orange groves, but 32 miles east of L.A., the kind of friendliness we associate with an earlier America still flourishes : The Village That Lingers JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
New Input About Model for Indian-Head Penny DON ALPERT
Another Side to the Rental Agreement JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Loyola Basketball Coach Checking Help-Wanted Ads for First Time ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Just 3 More Blizzards to Go : International Falls Gulled Into Thinking It's Spring SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Here's a Delicious Way to Fritter Away Your Breakfast or Brunch ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
A New Look for the Trusty Old Toaster MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
A Surprise in the Mall BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
A Variety of Entrees Can Be Prepared From This Low-Fat, High-Protein Food KAREN GILLINGHAM
Food Briefs : Triplets May Trigger Coupon War DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
A Glossary of Italian Products to Help American Cooks : Variety of Food and Wines Defined in a Special List That Includes Pasta and Cheeses ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
it's Italian ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
The Heat Is On for Roast Veal MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
GWC Defeats LBCC
Red Wings Break Away From Kings CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Punchless Lazers Defeated by Sting, 7-3 SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Volleyball Team Turns Back Chapman
Chapman Loses to Northridge, 3-2
Morrison Is 'Flattered' by Talk of Cal Job, but He's Concentrating on USC Recruiting
Spring Training / Dodgers : Bream Seems to Be Steadily Working His Way Into Lasorda's Plans GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Toth's Saves Lead Sockers to 7-4 Win Special to The Times
Spring Training / Padres : Backing Up Kennedy Is a Role Bochy Accepts DAVE DISTEL, Times Staff Writer
Spring Training / Angels : Dusty Baker Is Starting to Feel Unappreciated Again ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
White Signs With Chargers for 2 Years : QBs Audition for Reserve Role CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy Wins Opener
Chatsworth Wins
NHL Roundup : Jets Win and Finally Make a Believer of Their Coach DAN HAFNER
Note to Hoyas: Loyola Has Been There Before
Tennis Roundup : Garrison Turns Back Hanika's Bid for an Upset, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 From Times Wire Services
Spring Training / Highlights : Expos' Gullickson Is Sharp in 3-0 Victory Over Orioles From Times Wire Services
Baseball Committed a Real Crime JIM MURRAY
New Star Takes Shot at Big Time : San Diego State's Duncan Takes Over for Her Injured Roommate MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Navratilova Avoids the Upset Trend and Routs Bonder, 6-1, 6-1 Associated Press
Sports DIGEST : One Mohr Attempt at a Crown for Former La Reina Standout MIKE HISERMAN
Area Roundup : Pony Invitational to Feature Leading Women's Collegiate Softball Teams
NIT Roundup : Fresno St. Will Play UCLA at Pauley Saturday From Times Wire Services
College Softball : No. 2 Fullerton Women Surprised by Utah, 1-0
Johnson Quietly Enjoys His Best Game of the Season SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
WHO'S NO. 1? . . . : . . . It's Betsy King--Tell It to LPGA : Though 1984 Player of Year, She Still Receives Runner-Up Billing SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Contrasting Styles in the East : Loyola's Happy Shooters Try to Crack Immovable Georgetown Defense MIKE LITTWIN, Times Staff Writer
Bucks Admit Hiding Johnson's Problem From the Clippers STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing : Trainer Has the Good--and Bad BILL CHRISTINE
She's Done Justice to Her Role as Team Leader : Dee Dee Duncan Has Taken Over as Aztecs' Shooter, Rebounder, Ballhandler . . . MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Bucks Admit Hiding Johnson's '83 Drug Problem SAM McMANIS and STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writers
Billy Glasson Shoots a 62 to Take Lead at Las Vegas From Associated Press
Bullard Attempting to Lead a Revival at USC : He Wants Trojan Program, Which Was Left in the Blocks, Back on the Track MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Pepitone Bailed Out of Brooklyn Jail on $15,000 Bond
Prep Baseball : Savanna Scores Twice in Seventh to Hand Valencia First Loss of Season JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : A CHANCE FOR Revenge : Louisiana Tech Plays Oklahoma in Grudge Game MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
LIGHTS . . . CAMERA . . . ACTION : CHERYL MILLER : In Latest Scene, USC's Star Learns to Lose--but in the End Can't Lose MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Chapman Loses in Volleyball, 3-0
A Valley Marathon : Lovelace Planning 26.2-Mile Run With a $15,000 Jackpot JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Women Draw Top-Seeded Texas Tech in First Round of NIT JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Prep HIGHLIGHTS : Summers and Presta Help Royal Beat Newbury Park
Gelding Surprises in Santa Anita Stake : McCarron Rides Kentucky Derby Ineligible Cosmotron to Victory BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Prep Baseball : Castle Park Scores Three to Force a Tie
UCLA Women Facing a Rough Road, Even at Home MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Blancett's First Victory Is a No-Hitter
For Olympic Gold Medalist Gorski, Magic Moment Will Live Forever STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Lafleur Says He Quit When Denied a Trade United Press International
Motor Racing : MacPherson Tries Mears' Route SH A V GLICK
NBA Roundup : Celtics' Slumping Johnson Beats Bucks, 107-105 DAN HAFNER
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Review : The 9-to-5 Girls Of Old New York WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Filmex Reviews KEVIN THOMAS
Abc Viewers Can Expect Few Changes TOM SHALES, The Washington Post
Unexpected Departure : Co-creator Bochco Will Leave 'Hill Street Blues' JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Activists Of Kid-tv Turn To Congress PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
2nd Week Begins : A Scattering Of Gems Amid Filmex Offerings SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
How One Bach Scholar Is Celebrating The 300th DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Staff Writer
Dance Review : La Fosse As Franz In Abt's 'Coppelia' LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Director Loses Bid To Block 'Mask' DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
From 'Beyond Fringe' To Curtain Call At Filmex CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
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