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What happened on March 14, 1986
SPORTS
From Horsepower to Horse and Buggy Power : Hiss Takes a Turn in Road to a Slower Life PATRICK DUNNE, Times Staff Writer
U. of Georgia President Resigns in Aftermath of Kemp Trial Verdict DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Thelps Leads Harvard to Straight-Game Victory
Angel Notebook : Reggie Says Management Suggested He Leave ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
NBA Roundup : Bird Is a Spur in San Antonio's Side in Easy Celtic Win From Times Wire Services
Dodger Notebook : Texas Shells Four Pitchers, but Still Loses, 10-9 BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
Anteaters Rally With 3 in Sixth to Gain a 7-7 Tie With Lobos
Ewing Has Surgery Today, Out for Season Associated Press
Northridge Baseball, Tennis Rained Out
NHL Roundup : Flyers Return to First Place With a 2-0 Win Over Capitals From Times Wire Services
O'Grady Facing Fine, Six-Week Suspension for Criticizing Beman United Press International
THE SEASON THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN : For Northridge Women, a Dream Falls Short in Team's Year of Lengthy Gains DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Indiana-Purdue Defeats Chapman
Angel Notebook : Rick Burleson Makes His Return to Shortstop MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Congressional Cup : Weather Plays Havoc Again; 5 Share Lead RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Bulls' Jordan Will Return to Action Saturday
Farm System a Priority for Oriole Owner RICHARD JUSTICE, Washington Post
Steinbrenner Says Griffey Should Shut Up--'Tired of Him Whining' Associated Press
Garvey: Baseball's Drug-Usage Image Unfair United Press International
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Waves Take On Maryland, Bias RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Poway Gives Crenshaw a Scare but Cougars Hold On for 82-73 Win SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Lendl Wins 18th Match in a Row From Times Wire Services
State JC Basketball Tournament : LA Southwest Makes Semifinals STEVE KRESAL
Woman Wins 1,158-Mile Sled Dog Race EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Knocks NIT Crown Off UCLA, 80-74 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
SDSU Goes Distance to Sweep USIU
San Diego Prep Baseball : Oceanside's Combs Reigns Over Army-Navy With a Five-Inning No-Hitter
Shelter From a Tricky Double Play GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
The Golfing Gods Have Little Respect for Skill, or Beauty JIM MURRAY
Making the Most of Very Little : USIU Players Turned Mini-Canyon Into Their Field CHRIS DE LUCA
Early Birds Get Breaks at Oakmont : Hamlin, Arrington First to Start, First at Day's Finish at 71 SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Point Loma Pulls Rank on Kennedy : Sixth-Rated Pointers Hold Off City 4-A Champs, 46-36, in Girls State Playoff JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Area Roundup
Tway Scrambles His Way to a 2-Stroke Lead Associated Press
West Germany Beats Brazil, 2-0, in Soccer Associated Press
STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT / SOUTHERN REGIONAL : Girls Division I : Lynwood Is a Spoiler--Once Again ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
West Regional : Louisville Wins, 93-73, but Crum Isn't Happy From Times Wire Services
McKenzie Scores 30 as Loyola Beats Cal, 80-75 ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Community College State Tournament STEVE KRESAL
UCLA Leads Stanford After First Day of Pac-10 Swim Meet
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : East Regional : Delta Devils Get Ovation; Blue Devils Get Win From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Community College State Tournament : San Francisco City Escapes With 53-52 Victory Over L.A. Harbor STEVE KRESAL
STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT / SOUTHERN REGIONAL : Girls Division I : Point Loma Turns Back Kennedy, 46-36 JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Lowery Honored by Harness Group
Right Now, He Talks a Good Fight
Cal Poly Pomona Women Play Bellarmine in NCAA Quarterfinals ALAN DROOZ
Speech by Reagan Gives ESPN Room for One More Game LARRY STEWART
NIT : Roundup : Texas Shoots Down New Mexico, 69-66 From Times Wire Services
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : West Regional at Long Beach Arena : Too Many Teams for Tarkanian, but at Least Las Vegas Is One of Them MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Shipman Has the Drive to Go the Distance in LPGA RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Padres Trim Some Fat Off a Weighty Problem : Losses They Can Take TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Newport Harbor Is Beaten by Gahr
Mulligan's Got a Line on Victory : Irvine Coach Calls Win Over UCLA His Biggest at School JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton's Asgari Advances in NCAA Wrestling
STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT / SOUTHERN REGIONAL : Boys Division I : Crenshaw Holds Off Poway, 82-73 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
NCAA DIVISION II SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS : First Title Is Twice as Nice for CSUN Freshman JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT / SOUTHERN REGIONAL : Boys Division I : Mater Dei Makes It 59 in a Row, 81-74 TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
St. John's Is Notified That NCAA Is Looking Into Baldi's Eligibility MARK HEISLER
All It Took Was a Little Sunshine to Turn USIU Into a Winner STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Lucas Fight Adds Spice to Lakers' 50th Victory THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Southeast Regional : Nothing Hokey About Villanova's Win From Times Wire Services
Padre Notebook : Starting Pitchers Are Still Not in Sync TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NCAA DIVISION II SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS : Divers Nogosek, King Switch Places, but Keep the Title Between Them JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Track Preview : San Diego Will Keep Its Distance With Great Runners STEVE BEATTY
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Midwest Regional : Skiles Lifts Michigan State Past Washington From Times Wire Services
Services for Spaulding in Yorba Linda
Derwin Appleberry of Christ College Voted All-American
BUSINESS
NHK Network Eyes World Market NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
HomeClub Acquires Four Former Zody's Locations
Hoaxster Tully Named to N.D. Executive's Post
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
USW Offers Concessions to 5 Ailing Firms : Steel Talks Focus on Cuts JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
K mart Profit Sinks 95% in Fourth Quarter
Two N.Y. banks cut some consumer loan rates.
The FDIC has 1,196 banks on its 'problem list.'
San Diego County
San Diego County
Money Supply Drops $2.2 Billion Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Retail Sales Drop 0.1% in Month; Auto Results Cited From Times Wire Services
Los Angeles County
U.S. Auto Makers Post Sales Drop of 4% in Early March STEPHANIE DROLL, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Oil Futures Rally Stalls From Associated Press
Foreign Exchange for Thursday, March 13, 1986 : Dollar Mostly Higher; Gold Mixed Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
Reagan Picks Conable for Top Spot at World Bank OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Bank Sale Is Goal : Westlands Names Veteran San Diego Banker President JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Dome Petroleum suspended some debt payments.
More Japan Firms Accused : U.S. Contends 5 Companies Dumped Chips From Times Wire Services
Developer Criticizes Bank's Practices BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
2 Airlines Ferrying Troops Cited for Safety Violations LOU FINTOR, Times Staff Writer
India signed a major deal with Control Data.
Israeli Company Buys Stake in Tasco Electronic
Stock Market Clock May Soon Strike Midnight JAMES FLANIGAN
Los Angeles County
Pepsi Rated Tops Among Most-Popular Commercials Associated Press
Managers Attacked : Stockholder Files Class-Action Suit Against Wavetek GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Ex-President Sues Stater Bros. MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Traffic Is Up, but AirCal Expects 1st-Quarter Loss
Dow Climbs 8.26 to Another Record Close : Index Bounces Back After Early Session Dip From Times Wire Services
For Better Living Reports Net Income of $43,000
San Diego County
Airlines will lose money on their Atlantic routes.
Eastern Airlines faces a 'substantial' fine.
Oak Industries said it won't have a quorum.
Scripps Howard bought full control of a cable firm.
NEWS
Argentina's 'Rasputin' Surrenders in Miami WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
House Democrats Reject Reagan Budget KAREN TUMULTY and BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writers
Former Chicago Police Chief Indicted From a Times Staff Writer
The State
Senate OKs Bid to Bar Windfall Pension Hikes DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
21 Southland Communities to Be Pretested for the 1990 Census
The Nation
Strike Disrupts Ferries From Reuters
The Region
Research Gift From Italian Group
Shultz, Soviet Premier to Discuss Better Relations Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
The Region
Rep. Nelson Plans Shuttle Safety Inquiry RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The World : First Arrest in Palme Death
McColl Dump Delay Cited : Report Raps Governor's Toxics Cleanup Efforts PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Fighting, Loathing, Loving at the Front ELAINE KENDALL
The Nation
3rd Carrier Exercise Off Libya Associated Press
Vote Gap on Contras Aid Narrowing ELEANOR CLIFT and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
5 Horses Die in Fire Associated Press
Chevron Moves to Pare 9,100 Jobs : Collapse in Oil Prices Prompts Exxon to Cut Back Spending by $2.8 Billion DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Understudies Get A's From Flying Critic SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Bradley Scores Governor on Toxics Issue BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
With Rare Publicity, Soviets Launch Spacecraft, 2 Cosmonauts WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
U.N. Rights Panel Assails Chile United Press International
The Region
The State : State Spurns AIDS Issue
The Nation
The World
The Region
The Region
Offices Close but Peace Trek May Continue From Times Wire Services
Nitze Decries Soviet 'Rhetoric' at Geneva ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
The World
The World
The Region
Plan to Boost Ambulance Service in 'Heavy Call' Areas Deferred by Board NIESON HIMMEL, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Reported to Be Neutral on Site of '88 GOP Convention From a Times Staff Writer
Soviets Won't Test A-Arms if U.S. Doesn't WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Blind Blues Singer Sonny Terry Dies From Times Wire Services
NOW to Lead L.A. Women's March : Smeal, Volunteers to Show Pro-Choice Support Sunday BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Woman Guilty in Murder
Killed Palme, Neo-Nazis Say : 'Traitor' Willy Brandt Next, Group Declares Associated Press
Gen. Rogers Warns of Soviet Stockpiles JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Quality Medical Data Is Better Than Ever, Hard to Obtain ROBERT STEINBROOK and HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writers
Navy, AF to Collaborate on New Planes : Will Set Aside Decades of Competition in Attempt to Save Billions JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Officials Urge Millions More to Take AIDS Test LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Hormel Local Told to End Strike United Press International
Soviets Expel U.S. Diplomat Associated Press
Twisters Skip Across N. Florida From United Press International
Probe Records Halley's Heart in Riot of Color LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Van Carrying Handicapped Collides With Car; 16 Hurt United Press International
Nuclear Accident May Have Injured Workers' Kidneys Associated Press
Beirut Kidnapers Send Notes : France Denounced by 2 Groups Holding 7 Hostages United Press International
The Nation : Courier Gets 3 Years as Spy
Richardson Accused of Intimidation DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Wholesale Prices Plunge; Dow Rockets Up 39 Points : Biggest Cost Drop on Record From Times Wire Services
FAA Proposes $9.5-Million Fine on Eastern Airlines United Press International
Congressmen on Mission to Nicaragua United Press International
Part of Rocket Suspected in Explosion Photographed on Sea Floor MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Student Arrests Hit 900 at Spring Break Mecca United Press International
Budget Plan Chucks Special Interests From a Times Staff Writer
'Special Occasion' Dress Has Second Life MARYLOU LUTHER
Predicting Dangerous Acts: Specialists Find It a Hazardous Pursuit BOB SIPCHEN
Arms Talks Negotiator Named Associated Press
Storms Indicate El Nino Is Back, Meteorologist Says ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Pedaling a Dream Is a Wheel Adventure the View staff
Designers Keep Sex Appeal in Mainstream Dressing BETTY GOODWIN
Packwood Offers Plan Averaging 8% Cut in Taxes TOM REDBURN and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
D.A. Won't Appeal Clarke Ruling From United Press International
In the Job Market, Older Is Better : Companies Prefer--and Applaud--Mature Workers URSULA VILS, Times Staff Writer
Don't Be Politicians or Sociologists, Pope Tells Brazilian Bishops DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Millinery Topping Off Newest Style Trend ROSE-MARIE TURK
Accountability Lacking : In Britain, Real Spies Still a Secret TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Casbah Caper : Invitation to Royal Affair Puts Americans on the Exotic Road to Morocco TIMOTHY HAWKINS
The Region
State Audit Report Assails Governor on Toxic Dumps PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Bush PAC Allowed to Aid Michigan GOP Delegates ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Ecuadorean Commandos Retake Base : Whereabouts of Rebel General Unknown After Fierce Fighting United Press International
Convention Chaos Leaves Israel's Right in Disarray DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
The World
'Black as Coal . . . Something Like Velvet' : Comet Bigger and Darker Than Expected LEE DYE, Times Staff Writer
Report Cites Heavy Military Supply Theft GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
Builder Hopes Miniature Houses Find Good Homes Benjamin Epstein
Lucas Flunks Drug Test, Is Fired Associated Press
Early Photos Offer Preview of Fall as Action Shifts to Paris BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
A Memorable Day With 2 Theater Grande Dames MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Pledges Opposition to Dictators 'Left or Right' United Press International
Governor's Support for 2 Justices Tied to Death Penalty Votes LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Peace March: The Long Thin Line Gets Thinner : Crippled by Funding, a Committed Core Vows to Carry On Trek to Capital KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Soldier Leads the Way by Putting Best Foot Forward JENNINGS PARROTT
Marcos Relatives' Bank Accounts Frozen JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
4 U.S. Envoys CIA Contacts, Nicaragua Says MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Official Forced to Resign in Scandal Is Termed a Suicide Associated Press
University of Georgia President Quits in Scandal Over Athletes DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
The Trend Toward Color : Some Newspapers Want to Stay Just Plain Read DAVID SHAW, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
San Diego
Suspect Jailed in Rapes of 20 Girls, Women MICHAEL SEILER and DON ROSEN, Times Staff Writers
Strikers Angry : Airline's Use of CYA Labor Prompts Bill RENATE ROBEY, Times Staff Writer
Growing Pains : New Santa Ana Magazine Runs Into Some Snags ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Not Half the Fun
Vote on Jail, Court Construction Denied : Assembly Democrats Kill June Ballot on Sales Tax; Compromise Effort in Works KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Solicitor for Labor Dept. Will Be Named by Reagan United Press International
Board Hears Plan, Hints at Revision : Plea for School for Gifted Finds Allies PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Customs, INS Vow Cooperation to Facilitate Traffic at Border From a Times Staff Writer
The House : Dairy Supports
Spain: Surprise !
Santa Ana : City Panel Studying Government Changes Andy Rose
Oceanside
Boy, 9, Perishes in Fire Just Two Feet From Safety NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
No Compromise
Colder, Wetter Weather on the Way for Weekend NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Authors Take a Space Flight of Fancy KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : School Board Trustees to Discuss County Sites Bill Billiter
San Ysidro
Congressional Candidates Were Omitted
Anaheim : Fire Station Will Be Officially Opened Today Roxana Kopetman
Burned Business's Owner Gets Prison
White-Right Backlash Casts New Shadow in S. Africa PETER HONEY, South African journalist Peter Honey is based in Johannesburg.
North County : Man to Stand Trial in Acid Attack on Girl Gary Jarlson
Hudson Estate Seeks $2 Million From Ex-Lover EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Adds to Epidemic History
The House : Dairy Supports
Downtown Child Care for Middle Class Scheduled PENELOPE MC MILLAN, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Adds to Epidemic History
Chiropractor Accused in Billing Fraud From United Press International
He's Got the Luck o' the Yugoslavians KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
No Checks or Balances to Contra Policy TERRY LYNN KARL and KENNETH E. SHARPE, Terry Lynn Karl, a professor of political science at Harvard University, and Kenneth E. Sharpe, a professor of political science at Swarthmore College, are both contributors to the forthcoming book , "Confronting Revolution: Security Through Diplomacy in Central America" (Pantheon)
Judge Rules Murder Charge Stands Despite 2 Dismissals JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
2 Workers Are Injured in 30-Foot Fall : Platform Gives Way at Hotel Construction Site in Costa Mesa NANCY WRIDE and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Hospital Officials Take Issue With Mortality Report : Administrators Call Data Simplistic, Affirm Their Faith in Quality of Care LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
East Trolley Line Almost Ready to Roll SEBASTIAN DORTCH, Times Staff Writer
UCI to Be Host to British Winner of Nobel Prize BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
El Toro : Officials Grant Marine Discharge With Honor Steve Emmons
Street Closed by 5-Vehicle Accident; 4 Injured KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Adds to Epidemic History
Youths Complain of Abuse at Christian Boarding School DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Don Kott Ford Sued as State Opens Campaign Against Misleading Ads ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Cleator Picks Lowery Aide to Manage His Campaign RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Brea : State Grant May Help Improve Arovista Park Roxana Kopetman
You wanted to scream, 'I am not an animal!' : And That's Why Redheads Get Gray Singing the Blues PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN
Martinez to Retain Post While Fighting Charges JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Terrigno Takes Stand, Admits Judgment Errors
School Board Race Scratches Padre Record LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Villa Park : Students to Attend Anti-Drug Program Andy Rose
Suicide Costs Gun Store $175,000 : Parents of Woman Who Bought Weapon Get Payment BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
An Abandoned Baby Turns Up Cold but Safe MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Fed's Cut in Discount Rate
Smith File
Local News in Brief : Races to Mark Opening of Paramount Trail
AIDS Adds to Epidemic History
Local News in Brief : 2 Die, 2 Pulled to Safety After Fiery Head-On Collision on I-5
Balcony Collapse Kills 12 Associated Press
Jones Draws Some Fire in Kickoff of Campaign for Ventura Supervisor THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Chiropractor Surrenders in Fraud Case TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Dinner Theaters' Menus Sparkle With Fun : 'Hello, Dolly!' CATHY DE MAYO
'Beverly Hills Cop's' Next Chapter May Be A Lawsuit DAVID T. FRIENDLY, Times Staff Writer
La Cienega Area SUZANNE MUCHNIC
La Cienega Area SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Hitchcock Just Aims To Make A Living RICHARD CROMELIN
'Streamers': Bigotry, Violence, War DON SHIRLEY
Wilshire Center KRISTINE McKENNA
James Toback Gets His 'Fingers' to Do More Walking; 'The Bicycle Thief' and 'The Asphalt Jungle' Return DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Dance Reviews : 'A Formal Response' To Byrd's Critics CHRIS PASLES
Music Notes : Met Basso Tozzi At Uci Benefit Concert CHRIS PASLES
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
Irvine Symphony To Perform 'Impresario' CHRIS PASLES
Dinner Theaters' Menus Sparkle With Fun : 'Alone Together'
College Stations Prove Radio Can Be Different THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Movie Review : Complex View Of The Real 'Huey Long' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Concert That Counts: New Lineup Announced DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
Hign Noon at the Sonora Cafe RUTH REICHL
Music Reviews : Pianist Oppens In Usc Recital DONNA PERLMUTTER
Search For Musicals On HERMAN WONG and RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writers
Dinner Theaters' Menus Sparkle With Fun : 'I Do! I Do!' ELISABETH GRAHAM
Performers Give Works A Hard Cell RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
A Bit Of Fiddlin' Noted In Cajun Cooking Rage CHARLES PERRY
Music Review : Serkin In Recital At Pavilion ALBERT GOLDBERG
'Cats' Magical For San Diego Dancer EILEEN SONDAK
Kirov Ballet Due Here After 22-year Absence LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
The Senate 'Radio' Coverage
Cloudy 'Day They Shot John Lennon' ELISABETH GRAHAM
Dinner Theaters' Menus Sparkle With Fun : 'The King And I' ELISABETH GRAHAM
Pop Music Review : Meaning Bad And Meaning Good DON WALLER
Santa Monica WILLIAM WILSON
Going Is Rough For S.d. College Radio Stations THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Dance Reviews : Renvall, Radojevic In Abt Mixed Bill LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Music Reviews : Pianist Bolet Back At Ambassador DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
'Women:' An Accent On Intrigue CLARKE TAYLOR
Tv Women: A Long Way To Go HOWARD ROSENBERG
Restaurants : The Siren Song Of A Sizzler Salad Bar L.N. HALLIBURTON
Movie Review : Break In The Fight For 'Knights'? KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Argentine 'Story' With No Language Barriers JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : A 'Gung Ho' Tale With Shortcomings KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'Crossroads' Looks In Most Directions SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
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