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What happened on March 27, 1986
NEWS
Fund-Raiser Is a Ringing Success David Nelson
Teen-age golfer Bob May proved he had the physical and mechanical abilities when he qualified for the L.A. Open. Now he has to . . . : . . . Learn to Think Like a Pro BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Contemplating Language With Barthes and Burgess RONALD GOTTESMAN, Gottesman teaches literature at USC. and
Bruin Spiker Star Beats the Unbeatable : All-American Reed Sunahara Survives Shattered Leg to Play Again RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Insatiable Appetite Marks Rare, Shocking Illness : Prader-Willi Sufferers Can Eat Themselves to Death, but Help Is Often Hard to Find DAVID WHARTON, Wharton is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Luxembourg's Ex-Police Chief Unhurt in Explosion From Reuters
Scripps Mansion to Become a School : Buyer Pledges Civic Use, Preservation of Historic Structure MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
3 Reporters Accused in Fresno Libel Case File Countersuit for $6 Million DAVID SHAW, Times Staff Writer
Faith in Power of Healing : Serra Relics Expected to Be in Demand MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Egbok for Group Effort's 4-Way Cause MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Accused Lottery Cheaters : They Came for the T-Bird, Got Paddy Wagon Instead LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Major Lobbying Job : Serra: On a Fast Track to Sainthood MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Missouri Court Voids Loitering Ordinance United Press International
Limos Clog Streets : Spago's Stars Not Heavenly to Neighbors JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
There Is Life After Midnight in Valley--If You Look for It DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
IRS Ahead on Processing Associated Press
'87 Cost to Medicare Recipients Put at $700 Associated Press
The Nation
'Punitive' U.S. Attacks Decried by Gorbachev United Press International
SportsScope
Trade Deficit Off 24% From January Peak : New Figures Should 'Signal Start of Steady Decline,' Speakes Says Associated Press
Edison Cuts Requested Rate Increase by $546 Million
Preservation Ordinance Vote Postponed Again DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
Malibu : Commission Alternate Named
The Region
Compton : Election Suit Postponed
Libya Steps Up 'Human Bombs' Rhetoric but May Cool Off Sidra Crisis DON A. SCHANCHE and MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writers
Activist Armies March in Vote Battle : Council Elections to Test Interest Groups' Sway Over Voters DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Ah, to work at home, free of pressure . . . but the thought of what he's missing drives him to the office Jack Smith
Maywood : Shopping Center Pact
Australia Lifts Ban on Export of Koalas Associated Press
12 Namibian Rebels Slain From Reuters
A Freeway-Wars Mercenary Hitches On to a Good Thing RALPH HENDERSON
The World
The Region
Sales: Some Lose Control if Push Comes to Shove EMILY DWASS, Dwass is a Chatsworth free-lance writer
The Nation : Damage Award Cap Urged
U.S. Product Safety Official Resigns Over Cutbacks Associated Press
It's Just Over the Beer Can Al Martinez
The Nation
The Nation
Peru's Police Foil Rebels From Reuters
Arcadia : Board Receives Grant
Judge Allows Auction of VA Parcel to Proceed MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Hopes Dim for Housing in Hills as City Rejects New Road Plan MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
SOUTHBAY ELECTIONS : Development Is Key Issue in Hawthorne GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Gunman Seized Near Reagan Associated Press
Reagan Scuttles Contras Aid Deal : Bill Is in Doubt After Bipartisan Effort Is Rejected SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Landlords to Seek New Language in Ballot Description ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
'Ballot Box Planning' : Development Fight Heads for La Canada Vote DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Bell : Cable Measures Advance
Southeast Area : Census Response Slack
The State
The Nation
Council Votes Growth Limit for Glendale to Year 2010 MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Southeast Area : Ballot Description Barred
Republican Senate Candidate a Proven Money-Raiser : Zschau Goes to Work on Overcoming Obscurity KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Soviets Call Pentagon Booklet 'Blatantly Slanderous' United Press International
Working on Clear Terms With Lawyer JEFFREY S. KLEIN, Attorney Jeffrey S. Klein, The Times' senior staff counsel, cannot answer mail personally but will respond in this column to questions of general interest about the law
Raveling Named USC Coach From Associated Press
SportsScope
Rosemead : Year-Round Plan Extended
U.S. and French Teams Claim New AIDS Discoveries HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
that are classic Easter gifts for youngsters SILVIA A. GUTIERREZ, Guetierrez, a Fashion Institute librarian, is a former children's library assistant
Sun Worshipers Get a Shady Deal in Quest for Springtime Tans DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Virginia Quake Reported Associated Press
U.S. Embassy in Bolivia Bombed United Press International
The Region
The Nation
S. Korea Offers Dates for Talks With North From Reuters
Cherry Trees Should Hit Full Bloom for Festival Associated Press
Quake Measure Hurts Seniors
The World
Absentee Votes Could Be Disqualified : W. Hollywood Group's Ballot Requests Flawed STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Centennial Song Contest
Conservative Arabs Reportedly Bar Libyan Demands From Times Wire Services
10 Refugees Die as Israeli Jets Retaliate for Attack on School Associated Press
AF Calls for New Shuttle, More Expendable Rockets Associated Press
Tire Store Fire Blackens Skies
SportsScope
New Noise-level Readings To Be Taken In Carson VITA REED, Times Staff Writer
The Battle Against Deprivation, on a Small Scale and Large : The War Against Hunger in America Draws Its Ranks of Fighters From Some Unlikely Sources : Ex-Political Advance Man Advances the Cause for Extending a Helping Hand JOSEPH N. BELL
Orangewood Fund-Raising Drive Gets off the Ground LINK MATHEWSON
Notebook / Alan Drooz ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
The World
Chirac Appoints Woman From Reuters
Senators on Panel to Chip Away at Overhaul Plan : Small-Business Tax Breaks Vowed TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Scuttles Contras Aid Deal : Sandinista Raid Went Awry, U.S. Officials Say DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Abu Nidal Faction Says U.S. Interests Will Be Targeted From Reuters
Haiti Seeks Change but Still Looks for Leaders WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Fighter Crash in Africa Kills 22, Triggers Anti-French Protests United Press International
Reports on AIDS Reflect Mistrust Among Scientists MARLENE CIMONS and HARRY NELSON, Times Staff Writers
The World
The World
White Supremacist Faces U.S. Charges United Press International
Jalisco, 2 Officials Face 60 Misdeameanor Counts From Associated Press
Acid Mist Leak in El Segundo Sickens 115
Honduras Raids a 'Slap in the Face'--Reagan United Press International
The Region
Sellers' Daughter Denies Role in Drug Ring Associated Press
Carson Official Voted for Moriarty Project While in Debt to His Aide DONNA ST. GEORGE and GEORGE REASONS, Times Staff Writers
Bonn Endorses Pact for 'Star Wars' Research Associated Press
The Region
The State
Santa Ana River Flood Work Included : Senate Allots $12 Billion to Finance Water Projects BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
2nd Indian Transport Vanishes in Week : Newly Bought Soviet AN-32 Missing on Delivery Flight to India Associated Press
30 Killed in Day of Violence in South Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Javits Complex Expected to Add Billion in Revenues : N.Y. Center in Fierce Bid for Trade Shows JOHN J. GOLDMAN and SAM HALL KAPLAN, Times Staff Writers
Nominee for Justice Dept. Associated Press
The World
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ELECTIONS : Arcadia : Political Question: Anyone for Tennis? SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
The Battle Against Deprivation, on a Small Scale and Large : The War Against Hunger in America Draws Its Ranks of Fighters From Some Unlikely Sources : Teen-Ager's One-Day Mini Soup Kitchen Jells Into a Weekly Luncheon Special GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Accused Lottery Cheaters : They Came for the T-Bird, Got Paddy Wagon Instead LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Six Protesters Storm Abortion Clinic; Two Hurt Associated Press
Panama Cutting Rates United Press International
Helen Wants to Take More Peppy Steps HERB HAIN
Santa Monica Library Board Rejects Proposal for New Building KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian Tours State's Newest Penitentiary RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Dartmouth Panel Upholds Anti-Shanty Suspensions Associated Press
Anti-Bird Campaign Switches to Upscale Fund-Raising Tactics FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Barefoot Woodsman Sells Knees MIKE COWLING
The State
Church Strives for the Picture of Perfection as Life Imitates Art in Easter Pageant ANN JOHNSON
Understanding the Rates for Foreign Mail BARRY KRAUSE
Halt Ordered to Building of Echo Park Apartments LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Man in Huge Land Swindle Won't Have to Pay Restitution
The Region
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ELECTIONS : Monterey Park : Ins and Outs See 2 Different Cities MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
The Battle Against Deprivation, on a Small Scale and Large : The War Against Hunger in America Draws Its Ranks of Fighters From Some Unlikely Sources : Ex-Political Advance Man Advances the Cause for Extending a Helping Hand JOSEPH N. BELL
The Region : D.A. Files Charge in Death of Worker
Reagan Finds Time to Give Katya 'Smile and Handshake' From Times Wire Services
Damaged Card Can Lessen Value of Set RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
U.S.-Polish Relations Start to Thaw After Stoessel Visit ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Moves Unopposed in Tense Gulf of Sidra : Libyan Forces Stay at Home; Exercises May End in 'a Few Days;' High-Tech Combat Is Assessed JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Court to Hear Suit on Friedman's Eligibility in 43rd District Race LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Pilots Fly Hondurans to Sandinista Battle Area DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Oil Burner May Have Worn-Out Valves RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ELECTIONS : San Dimas : Lacking Issues, Candidates Say Boredom Is a Blessing PAT BRENNAN, Times Staff Writer
Cambodian Rebels Face Uphill Battle Against Vietnam-Backed Regime NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Shultz's Talks in Athens Conciliatory, but Ruling Party Assails U.S. Libya Actions NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Recycled One Last Time, Rummage Sale Closes Up Shop MARY BARBER
Justices Back Tight Courtroom Security PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Homeless Charge It's 'Open Season' in Santa Barbara LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Bonanno Sentenced to 4 Years Associated Press
8 Die, 80 Hurt in Blast at Gemayel Office From Times Wire Services
Fire Leaves 100 Homeless
The World : Car Bombs Hit Melbourne
Nissan Warehouse Burns Associated Press
Manila May File Charges Against Marcos NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Collection Contains Early U.S. Issues DON ALPERT
R.H. Estates : Fence Regulation Dropped
Bess Truman's Silent Anger Told : Margaret's New Book Paints Different Picture of Mother Associated Press
Priest Celebrates Anniversary With an Arrest for Peace KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Chicago Mob Figure Gets 28 1/2 Years for Skimming Associated Press
Oxy Thinclads Strive for Their Glory Days : Track Power in '50s, Tigers May Be Racing Again for a National Title BOB MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Dreaming About Lost Orange Groves MIV SCHAAF
'Wouldn't Want to Wait' for 2nd, U.S. Commander Says : 1st Libya Missile Triggered Clash United Press International
Watching From the Wings : Despite Limitations, Downey Police High on Their Ultralight Eye in the Sky RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
'Large Naval Target' Will Swim No Longer From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Navy Leaves Gulf of Sidra; 'Well Done,' Says Reagan : Will Return if Necessary: Weinberger United Press International
Peril of 'Quicksand' Phenomenon in Quake Cited Associated Press
Anti-Blood Clot Therapy Urged : Preventive Measures Are Under-Used, Experts Say ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Marina del Rey : Restaurant Expansion Allowed
The State
Political Boss, 5 More Indicted in N.Y. Scandal United Press International
Santa Fe Springs : Latino AIDS Project
Credibility of Spilotro Trial Witnesses Hit Associated Press
Duarte : Motel Ordinance Modified
Hermosa Beach : Police Refer Probe to D.A.
Free Emergency Information Tags for Children Available at Markets MARIE MONTGOMERY
Bell Gardens : Hotel Negotiation Sought
Young Musicians Group Names Board Chairman
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Culver City : Alcohol Ordinance Introduced
Church, Neighbors Settle on Game Plan for Ball Field JOHN C. BRAZINGTON, Times Staff Writer
Marina del Rey : 1,000 Expected at Fish Derby
Long Beach : Chamber Whittles Its Debts
L.B. Launches Push to Prevent Loss of Naval Shipyard Jobs ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
English Movement Spokesman
Montrose Shop Owners Lack Promotion Money : Merchants May Ask City's Aid MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Handling the 'Hands' Questions JOSEPH N. BELL
Two Views on Subject of Togetherness ROSELLE M. LEWIS
Torrance : City to Fund 100% of Float
D.A. Studies Clerk's Mailing for Violations GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Council Adopts Harbor-Area Apartment Moratorium DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
IBM Grant for Caltech
Pasadena : Cable TV Firm Given Relief
Norwalk : 6% Teacher Raise at College
LAFCO Blocks Vote : Marina Bid on Cityhood Rejected JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Cerritos : Towne Center Pact Final
Santa Monica : Architects Study Civic Site
Monrovia : Parking Law Put to a Vote
Pasadena : Rose Bowl Race OKd
Azusa : Sale of Golf Course Studied
Cerritos Council Veterans Hit on Contributions, Towne Center STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Sculptor to Visit Italy for Unveiling of Work
Cultural Foundation's Bash Is a Valley High DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Widow Wins Prize From Glendale Fete : Kansas Farmer Harvests Balloon, Key to City MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood : Coleman Refund Stalled
A Catalogue of Grievances SUE RUSCHE
Bell Gardens : Redevelopment Purchases
Report on Facts, Not Partisanship
Monterey Park : Housing Density Changed
Downey : Shuttle Memorial Planned
Board Won't Reinstate 2 Principals ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
Glendale Officer Given Heroism Medal for Saving Woman From Burning Car
Redondo Beach : Speed Limits Increased
Alhambra : Advice on Auto Row Bonds
The Return of the Four-Inch Foulard
Parachute Tester Has New Wrinkle : He Straps a Video Camera to His Stomach and Bails Out ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica, California Give Up on Beach Club Swap KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
In Praise of Freedom of Speech
County to Vent Excavation on Orange Grove
Giometti Quits State Bar in $100,000 Case SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Hospital Sale Completed
His Fame Has Its Limits--the City Limits BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Novelist Remembered as a Champion of Outcasts THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
A Wish for Mutual Respect
Notebook / Ray Ripton : Deciding It's 'Time to Move On,' Crossroads Basketball Coach Quits, RAY RIPTON
Theater Magic Casts Its Spell on Children
Carson Residents Assail Waste Incinerator Plan DAVE LANSON, Times Staff Writer
Brain-Injury Malpractice Suit Settled Out of Court MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Paraplegic Races From Tragedy to Victory on Track DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
El Segundo Race a Test of Limits MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Are the Broncos Too Good for Division II? : Women's Basketball Coach Says Her Champs Won't Join Big Teams MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
FAA Forces Burbank Airport to Ban Eastward Takeoffs T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Ager, Parent Sued In Downey School Vandalism CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Avoiding Seafood That Smells Fishy ISAAC CRONIN and PAUL JOHNSON, Cronin and Johnson are co-authors of "The California Seafood Cookbook."
Budget-Trimming With Taste : Casserole Stretches Shrimp and Your Dollar
Link Between Diet and Cancer : Certain Foods Identified as Having Protective Effect on Body ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
A Sampling of 'Hour Magazine' Greene is a New York-based food columnist
Diet Poses a Problem for Cancer Patients : Modifications Often Necessary Because of Adverse Side Effects ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
The Tale of the Tapas ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Kraut and Franks Make a Great Team
Eggplant-Spinach Curry Formula ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Quick Start With an Easy Hollandaise JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN
The Controversy Lingers Around Foreign Wine Tasting Competitions : Authorities Disagree Over Validity of Results NATHAN CHROMAN, Nathan Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
Postponements Lead to Pileups BONNIE McCULLOUGH
Variation on a Pizza Theme : Broil Up a Loaf With Cheese, Sauce and Bread
One-Dish Problem Solver for Easter : This Hearty Egg and Potato Mix Hits the Spot on Sunday
More Teens Are Reported Involved in 'Binge-Purge' Eating Behavior DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Bean Soup With a Tuscan Touch BETSY BALSLEY, Times Food Editor
If You Believe in Cut-It-Yourself, There Are Still Bargains in Pork MERLE ELLIS
a festive ham for an EASTER CELEBRATION BETSY BALSLEY, Times Food Editor
Fresh-Baked Yeast Breads Are a Time-Honored Custom of Easter Season : In Many Countries, the Spring Celebration Begins at the Oven
A Thrifty Food Plan for a Family : USDA Publishes Tips on Economical Meal Planning TONI TIPTON
BUSINESS
Belzberg Family Bids $1.56 Billion to Take Over Ashland Oil Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
Japanese Warned on Biotech Patent From Reuters
Ultrasystems Completes Funding for Power Plants JEFF ROWE
NL Industries is studying Coniston's takeover bid.
PSA Expects to Report Loss for 1st Quarter GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Du Pont and Seagram extended an agreement.
Davis May Withdraw CBS Bid; Rejection Appears Set MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
T-Bond Futures Advance From Associated Press
Leucadia asked for more time to consider a merger.
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Comprehensive Care Posts $3.2 Million in Earnings
San Diego County
San Diego County
Trade talks on semiconductors resume today.
New construction contracts rose in February.
San Diego County
Eastern's flight attendants refused to count votes.
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
1st-Quarter Earnings Up for Community Psychiatric
Dollar Edges Lower in Volatile Trading Associated Press
White House Wants Volcker to Stay On HOBART ROWEN, The Washington Post
LTV was picked to build a new artillery system.
DWI Reports Net Loss of $51,589 for 2nd Quarter GREG LUCAS
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Up, Up and Away Again on Wall Street as Dow Gains 32.20 PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
B of A released its monthly housing starts report.
San Diego County
San Diego County
Morehouse Industries Inc. Reports 2nd-Quarter Loss
Wall Street Closes at Another Record as Dow Rises 11 Points From Times Wire Services
Newport Balboa S&L Posts Record Year of Earnings
PSA will report a first-quarter loss.
Anderson to Retire as CEO of Carbide in November From Times Wire Services
Convergent and 3Com terminated their merger.
Barley Unloaded After Farmers End Picketing BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Orange County JAMES S. GRANELLI
San Diego County
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
ICN Says Viratek Inc. Will Report Record Earnings
Boeing Gets Big Order From Singapore Air ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Sierracin shareholders sued for expense records.
GM's financing programs will expire April 12.
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Western Air's Stock Active From Staff and Wire Reports
Los Angeles County
Citadel Sues to Block Offer by Great Western : Starts Legal Battle in Federal, State Courts TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Donny Osmond Moves Firm to Newport : Pop Singer's Six-Employee Company Produces, Syndicates Shows BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Belcor's First-Quarter Earnings Drop to $72,710 GREG LUCAS
San Diego County
Japanese Win a Reversal in Dumping Case PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
American Pacesetter Ends Shares Repurchase JEFF ROWE
Justice Department Says Pentagon Was Defrauded on Sgt. York Gun : General Dynamics Sued Over Mischarges RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Pick Systems OKs License Arrangement ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Great American Shareholders Vote to Merge GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
'Health Spas for Cars' : For Auto Cleaning Franchise, 1st Detail Is $45,000 JEFF ROWE, Jeff Rowe is a free-lance writer
TED TURNER : New MGM Owner to Focus on Big Debt AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Streamlining of Operations : Mission Viejo Realty Restructures Units JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
IRS Eases Deadline for Travelers Debra Whitefield
ENTERTAINMENT
Nbc Signs Pact For Seoul Games From Times wire services
Academy Hits Racism Accusation DAVID T. FRIENDLY, Times Staff Writer
'FRONTLINE' AIDS CONTROVERSY : Documentary Makers' Relentless Focus on the Lethal Life Style of a Dying Fabian Bridges Puts Minneapolis Station and PBS in the Spotlight HOWARD ROSENBERG
Bejart, Nureyev Are Co-billed In Angry Pas De Deux In Paris BARBARA BRIGHT, Reuters
Jazz Review : Curtis Peagler Digs Up Sounds From The Past LEONARD FEATHER
Cbs Will Televise Horowitz In U.s.s.r.
The Good 'Hands' People Look Again To Radio DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Deadline Set For Humanitas Prize
Music Review : Muir Quartet And Flutist Wincenc At Ambassador DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Hoffman New Director Of State Arts Confederation ZAN DUBIN
Pop Music Reviews : A Damned Neat Tribute To Rock CRAIG LEE
Pop Music Reviews : N.y 'S Del-lords: Feeling's Genuine STEVE HOCHMAN
Tv Review : Glory--and Infamy--of U.s. Architecture SAM HALL KAPLAN, Times Design Critic
Art Review : 'East/west:' A Collision Of Cultures KRISTINE McKENNA
Penderecki: Universal Themes, Enduring Music DONNA PERLMUTTER
Oscars: The Brisk And The Best Of Hollywood CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Theater Forums A Hit : Playgoers Get Some Give And Take LIANNE STEVENS
Stage Review : Getting To The Bottom Of 'Below Middle Sea' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Orange County Chorale, Joffrey Date Scheduled HERMAN WONG
A Battle for Control of Equity Waiver Is Shaping Up; Activist Proposes Monday Benefit for Peace Marchers SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Suspected of Assuming N. Hollywood Victim's Identity : Transient Arrested in Decapitation MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Trash-Energy
U.S. Judges Protest Cuts in Security Guard Forces WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Patient Wins Judgment in Suit Against Hospital JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Navy Jet Crashes; 5th Lost This Year H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Edward O'Connor, Southern Region INS Chief, Dies
Easter Holidays Have Tourist Spots Hopping KEITH A. OWENS, Times Staff Writer
El Toro : Girl Attacked by Lion Makes Small Gains Bob Schwartz
Plan for Agoura Hills, Westlake : RTD to Vote Today on Service West of Valley BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Simi Development Director Resigns Over Approval of Project Changes ROSALVA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Seal Beach : Incumbents Winning in Race for Council Seats Amalia Duarte
El Cajon
Deadline Extended for Reducing Jail's Population to 1,400 JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
For Bradley It's an Uphill Battle--and He's Losing Elevation WILLIAM KAHRL, William Kahrl writes on state issues from Sacramento
San Diego
Wednesday's 91 Degrees Is a Record for the Date
Musician-Management Relations Sour : Orchestra Committee Says Fiscal Crisis Has Aggravated Problems HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
' 'Twas a Famous Victory' : But Why America Chose to Fight This Fight Is Still a Mystery THEODORE C. SORENSEN, Theodore C. Sorensen, who was special counsel to President Kennedy, practices international business law in New York
Senate-Passed Bill Includes $1 Billion for Santa Ana River BOB SECTER and JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writers
An Easter of Anxiety--Along With Hope, Redemption CORETTA SCOTT KING, Coretta Scott King is president of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, an institution named for her late husband.
Swiss Show the Way
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Smog Chief to Resign, Take Private Job LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Burbank to Upgrade Fire Stations : $8.5-Million Project Envisions New Facilities, Renovations GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego : Cleator, O'Connor Trade Barbs on Money Interests BARRY M. HORSTMAN
Blood on the Water
Spring Valley
L.A. Opportunity for Pioneering
Expert Unable to Link Bones to Bradbury Girl MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Bodies of 2 Men Found in Bar in Costa Mesa
Santa Ana : What's in a Name? A Chance for Glory B ill Billiter
Witness Tells of Pentagrams : Officer Says Alleged Stalker Victim Bore Marks PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : 2 Men Chased, Caught After Bank Robbery Josh Getlin
Candidate Sues for Free Voter Booklet Space JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Description Released of Suspect in Moreno Valley Killing, Rapes
Shoot-for-Head Policy of LAPD
San Diego
State Rejects Requests to Join McMartin Case DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Shoot-for-Head Policy of LAPD
Some Observers Believe Decision Is a Setback for Area : Council Kills Outside Development for Olvera Street RAY HEBERT, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Loving Home : That Blind Puppy? He's Now a Lucky Dog PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Man Convicted of Raping Woman Who Killed Self
Church Shifts Training Center Site : Crystal Cathedral to Buy Building in Orange for Facility AMALIA DUARTE, Times Staff Writer
Protesters to Man Front Lines at Weapons Show AMALIA DUARTE, Times Staff Writer
Sign of Times?
Body Found in Shallow Grave Among Corona Lemon Groves
Rapist With Knife Given 20 Years, Companion, 11
N.J. Firm Wins Trash-Burning Pact in South L.A. KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
'You just sit right there, Elmer, and I'll bring you a caffeine transfusion.' : It's Just Over the Beer Can Al Martinez
On-Site Containment at McColl Feared : Fullerton Asks State for Assessment of Impact on Property Values KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Center Dedicates Paramedic Base Station MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Couple Ordered to Remove Satellite Dish THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Valley College Administrator Gets a Plum Assignment in an Orange Grove HERBERT J. VIDA
J.F. Shea Co. Settles for $3.25 Million in McColl Dump Suit KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Immigrant Gets 6-Year Term for Killing Wife JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Complex to Provide Temporary Classrooms : Santa Ana School District to Buy Church BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Budget Cuts to Pull Plug on Radio Observatory TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
City, San Carlos Grappling Over Canyon Deal RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Any Way You Cut It, Sushi Grows in Popularity With Diners in S.D. DAVID NELSON
Police Defense Skills Take Stand in Penn Case
Murder Trial Jury Rejects Insanity Plea : Cal State Professor Faces Prison Term of 17 Years to Life GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Shoot-for-Head Policy of LAPD
Felling of 27 Oaks to Cost Owner of Property $21,000 THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
More Than a Promise
Anaheim : Drug Enforcement Pays Dividends to the City Roxana Kopetman
Bending the Budget Rules
SPORTS
Wildcat Race Cars Face a Test of Time DAVID KECK
Carey Easily Wins 200-Yard Backstroke Associated Press
Roundup : Bird Helps Sonora Soar Over Montclair
27 Thoroughbreds Killed in Fire
Long's Home Run Leads Louisville to 6-2 Win
Names in the News
Strike May Make Win by Sockers Their Last MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : No Matter the Competition, Kruk Impresses TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Broten Adds to His Status as an American Hero From Times Wire Services
Kings Score Five Goals in Row to Beat Flames for First Time Since '84 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Here's Real Scoop on News Items Out of Spring Training SCOTT OSTLER
There Was Plenty of Sock in Game of Sox: Red 27, White 10 From Associated Press
Another Setback for Clippers, Chaney, 105-97 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Gulls Need Rooms for Bat and Breakfast STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Kennedy, on Wild Side, Loses Final TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Evans Accepts Pitt Coaching Job, and Boston College Selects O'Brien
Bell-Jeff Runs Down Pater Noster, 70-22
NBA Roundup : Rockets Defeat Pacers Despite Absence of Sampson From Times Wire Services
St. Genevieve Defeats Chaminade in Softball
Randolph, USC Win Intercollegiate Titles Associated Press
SDSU Wins at Home, on the Road
Notable
Stevens Rides Fast Account to Victory
Tampa-St. Petersburg Is Ready for Expansion When Baseball Is BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
Angel Notebook : Joyner Goes 4 for 5 Again, Says He's Having Trouble MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
David Holdridge Had Tough Breaks, Now He's Making Pitch for Stardom : He Quickly, Quietly Wins for Ocean View SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Zungul, Segota Carry On Their Friendly Rivalry STEVE BEATTY
Dodger Notebook : Reuss Erases Questions but Raises a Few Others GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Nakamaru Leads Cypress to Softball Win
Sutton Needs No Radar--300th in Sight : Pitcher Has Opted for Slow Lane, Detours and Corners on Road to, Yes, Cooperstown GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Player of the Week : Collum Is Not Bothered by Teammate's Shadow CHRIS DE LUCA
Names in the News
THOUSAND OAKS TOURNAMENT : Pitchers Return Championship to Thousand Oaks ED HAGEROTT, Times Staff Writer
Remarkable Strides
Murphy Defeats Chaminade in Track Meet, 67-60
Ueberroth Hands Down Clubhouse Restrictions : Managers' Offices, Lasorda's Included, Are Put Off-Limits to Casual Visitors GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Women's Basketball : Something Is Lacking at Lexington JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
National Invitation Tournament : Buckeyes Give Miller Going-Away Party From Associated Press
THE FINAL FOUR : It's a Mix of Two Special Ks, Crum's 6-7 Thoroughbreds and Bonkers on the Bayou MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Raveling, USC Working Out Final Details MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Raveling, USC Will Continue Talking Today : Iowa Basketball Coach Says It's Too Early to Call Media From Associated Press
San Diego Lions A Baseball : Escondido's Spiker Helps Stop Lincoln Hitters, 6-4
Two CSUF Gymnasts Get NCAA Bids
Crespi Pulls Loyola Back in Line, 7-5 HEATHER HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
BRIEFLY : Gossen Won't Pitch Again This Season
College Baseball
CHI CHI : Rodriguez Is Popular Addition to Growing Senior Golf Tour DAN HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Lions AA Baseball : Valhalla Wins as Every Pitcher Tells a Story DAVE HATZ
For UCI, It Was Year of Peaks and Valleys : Anteaters Earned Some Respect With Upset of UCLA, but There Were Many Low Points for Team Along the Way JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Tennis : Lendl Easily Wins, and So Does Connors From Times Wire Services
She Refuses to Sit Still for a Time : Breaststroker Tina Schnare Bolted From Nowhere to 4 Records in a Week GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
SDSU Drug Testing Postponed : UCLA Lab Chief Says He Is Unaware of Involvement CHRIS ELLO
San Diego Lions AAA Baseball : Hook Tires but Holds Ground for Santana STEVE BEATTY
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Dame Fortune Continues to Smile on Riordan BILL CHRISTINE
Motor Racing / David Scheiderer : Italy's Barilla Is Making a Name for Himself, Fast DAVID SCHEIDERER
SDSU, USF Split Softball Games
Fullerton Loses, 7-1, in Men's Tennis
Skiing / Bob Lochner : Western Skiers Will Have Yet Another Mountain to Conquer BOB LOCHNER
One Time That a Cough Wasn't to Be Sneezed at
College Baseball : USD Uses Six-Run Fifth Inning to Overcome Chapman Lead
LETTERS : Dressing Down at Biola
Baltimore's Weaver and the Umpires: It's a Natural Antipathy RICHARD JUSTICE, Washington Post
Orange County Prep Baseball : Capistrano Valley Hitters Wear Out La Quinta MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Drane Beats Locke in Split Decision
Kruk, Winning Battle of Bulge, Fights for Spot on the Padres STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball / Mark Heisler : Robinson Lands Heisler Trophy and a Late All-American Berth MARK HEISLER
COLLEGE BASEBALL : Six Moorpark Pitchers Give Up 21 Hits as Rancho Santiago Wins Tournament MARK LANGILL
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