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What happened on March 30, 1986
NEWS
Fox Hunting : Pennsylvania a Hotbed of Old-Time Sport TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press
Ailing Clinic Turns Children Away, Hunts for Funds DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Says Her Powers Vanished : 'Psychic' Awarded $988,000 in Hospital CAT-Scan Lawsuit Associated Press
Atoll, Site of Early U.S. Testing, Devastated by Nuclear Blasts : Bikini Islanders Fight Fallout, Bureaucracy in Bid to Go Home HOWARD GRAVES, Associated Press
Swap-Meet Issue Splits Paramount Candidates LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Burglar in Drag Kicks His High Heels to Give Police the Slip Associated Press
Marine Fined $710 for Assaulting Australian Archbishop Over Wedding United Press International
Easter Sunday Expected to Be Warm but Hazy
The Region : Lucky Lottery Spin Will Aid Ailing Girl
The State
The Nation
Description Upheld for Rent Ballot Measure ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
2 Die as Clash Disrupts Key Meeting on Anti-Apartheid Strategy in South Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Reputed Founder of French Terror Group Jailed in Lyon United Press International
The Region
The State
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Overcast to Greet Worshipers on Easter Morning
The Nation
Fears of War Could Prompt School Lessons in California United Press International
Volcano Postpones Flight From Reuters
The Nation
The State
The Nation
New Zealander in Manila From Reuters
The Region
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Caltech Professor to Share Grant in Isotope Geology
The World
The World : Stalin's Kin Talks to U.S.
The State
'Penny-Wise, Pound-Foolish'
Valerie Harper has done it again. In her new series, she...
The Nation
The World
Overcast to Greet Worshipers on Easter Morning
The Region
Development Executive Offers $4.2 Million to Top Bidding for Westwood VA Parcel MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
One in 10 Felony Arrests in NYC Involve Aliens Associated Press
The Times' Methodology
One in 10 Felony Arrests in NYC Involve Aliens : 16 Arrested in D.C. Protest Associated Press
Fishermen Strive to Net Larger Share of Market TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Libya Targeting of U.S., Israeli Interests Told JAMES GERSTENZANG and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
The World
Sunny Easter Weekend Brings Out Bonnets, Bikinis From Times Wire Services
Kansas Farmer Harvests Balloon, Key to City MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
The House : Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
The Nation
The World
The World
San Diego : Navy Takes Anti-Terrorist Steps at Bases KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
The World
The State
Cheap Dollar No Bargain for GIs Abroad GEORGE BOEHMER, Associated Press
14 Hurt in 30-Car Pileup Associated Press
Fishermen's Group Tries to Lead Fleet Through Troubled Waters TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Tragedies Made Regulators Rethink Inspection Policy
Workers Attracted by High Pay, Long Vacations JACK REDDEN, United Press International
How to Pick a Career or College Counselor SHEARLEAN DUKE
The Nation : Volcano Resumes Activity
U.S. Missiles Reportedly Sent to Rebels DAVID B. OTTAWAY and PATRICK E. TYLER, The Washington Post
Corsican Rebels Say They Carried Out French Bombings From Times Wire Services
Aquino Keeps a Low Profile as Trusted Aides, Military Wield Authority MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Defense Questioning Even the Existence of a 'Stalker' PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ortega Assails Vote on Contra Aid : Senate Approval Was 'Crucifixion of Nicaragua,' He Says Associated Press
Herbal Medicine an Ancient Idea That Fits Modern Man to a Tea GAYLE YOUNG, United Press International
'Giving People a Reason to Live' : Volunteers Extend Helping Hand to Mentally Ill RANDOLPH PICHT, Associated Press
Time Running Out in Pollution Fight, Europe Panel Says Associated Press
Kenyans Shut Down Country in a Frantic Rush Home for Easter Rites CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Jury Convicts Two Men of $285,000 Robbery at Coliseum in 1983 From United Press International
Italian Says U.S. Should Have Taken Dispute to Court From a Times Staff Writer
New Heart Makes It a Very Good Friday for Boy, 13 ANN HEROLD
Urban or Rural, Avalon Files Suit for State Funds JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Marcos to Host an Easter Potluck Lawn Party for Supporters United Press International
3 Guardian Angels Shot During Patrol
Marcos Called Golf Cheat From the Washington Post
Rosemead: Just Under the Wire ROD LAZO, Times Staff Writer
School Leadership: Slow, Steady Progress JANICE MALL
U.S. Rejects Soviet Talks on Test Ban : Gorbachev Makes New Proposal for Summit in Europe ELEANOR CLIFT and WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writers
Pope Leads Easter Vigil Service Celebrating Jesus' Resurrection Associated Press
Iraqi Meets With Arafat From Reuters
Race Is On to Test 1st Engineered Bacteria THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
The World
TWA Flight Attendants' Union Rejects Offer; Talks Break Off Associated Press
3 Car Dealerships Settle Lawsuits
Aircraft Safety: Cracks Begin to Show in the System RICHARD E. MEYER and RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writers
Arctic Explorers Expect No Easy Sledding on Trek to North Pole MARJORIE ANDERS, Associated Press
How the FAA Is Alerted to Aircraft Service Difficulties
Canadian Students Ban Smoking in Campus Pub Associated Press
Two Teams Reached Key Discovery : Friendly Rivals: Scientists Race for Answer to AIDS MARLENE CIMONS and HARRY NELSON, Times Staff Writers
4-Way Race in L.B.'s District 3 Primary : Serles Tries Again to Oust Councilwoman Hall ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Easter Bunny Parties Make a Colorful Return ROSE-MARIE TURK
3 Bulgarians Cleared in Pope Shooting Trial DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Carried Disease as Well as Destruction : Great Floods of '36 Led to Government Action CHARLES GOLDSMITH, United Press International
Harold L. George, Ex-Beverly Hills Mayor, Dies at 93
The Battle of Extraordinary Baldwin Lake : Conservationists, Developers Engaged in Tug of War Over Bucolic Area LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Teddy Bear Clinic: Easing a Child's Fear ZAN THOMPSON
Airmen Climb Over Fences at Clark Associated Press
SOUTH BAY ELECTIONS : Letter Spices Contest for Lawndale Clerk GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Judge Awards Hard Rock Cafe Partner 20% of Name, $250,000 BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
3 Ex-Marcos Associates Aiding Probe on Finances BOB DROGIN and DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writers
Seattle Wages Tan-talizing Fight Against Winter White LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Oil Firms Keeping a Toehold in Slippery Times GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Truck Hit by Train in Mexico; 28 Dead United Press International
Trying to Retrieve What God Lost : Siberia's Riches Immense, but So Are Costs, Soviets Find JACK REDDEN, United Press International
Counselors Provide Advice, for a Price : Aid in Picking the Right College SHEARLEAN DUKE
New AIDS Research Stirs Concern Over 'Poppers' CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Clues Emerging From 15 Tons of Shuttle Debris KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
20 Arriving for Training Today : Israeli Project Aims at Ties to S. Africa Blacks DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Says Sandinistas Were Beaten in Honduras ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Acid Fog Could Peril San Joaquin Valley, Study Says LEE SIEGEL, Associated Press
Ex-Krishna Man Found Guilty of Child Molestation MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Aides Showed Almost Total Unanimity on Tough Line JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Challenges State, County Over Non-Rural Rating : Avalon Files Suit to Gain Senior Funds JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Name of Woman Who Recanted Rape Story Used to Pressure Young Victim Associated Press
Von Bulow Stepchildren Speak Out : They Open Victim Advocacy Center in Mother's Name BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Pope Carries Cross in Good Friday Ritual Associated Press
Student Loans : Default Tied to Business, Beauty Study DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Education Writer
The State
Youth Rites at Resort Cool Amid Water Wars ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Cooking Oil Kills 6 Associated Press
The Region
The State
Public Meeting to Consider Venice Land-Use Changes
Free Food, Flowers From 83-Year-Old : Woman Hands Happiness to the Needy TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press
Congratulations to CBS for the very true-to-life "Cagney...
W. Covina Race Is Like 1984's Without the Heat VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
I wish to express my appreciation to KCOP for its...
Army of Young Leftist Activists, Loyal Elderly Tenants Make Up W. Hollywood's Coalition for Economic Survival : Fringe Group Takes Over Center Stage STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Duarte Club Celebrates Court Ruling by Inducting 2 More Women Members : EX-ROTARY RIFT MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Thank you, KNBC, for giving us the handsome, erudite and...
Redondo Center Works Overtime : Police Reach Out to Deaf DAVE LANSON, Times Staff Writer
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ELECTIONS : San Marino: 2 Factions, 4 Candidates MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
SOUTH BAY ELECTIONS : Positive Pace Set in Avalon Race JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY ELECTIONS : S. Pasadena: Leadership Referendum ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
State Opens Review Into Rodriguez Voter Mail RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Streamlining of Condo Conversion Process Sought ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Confrontation Reminiscent of Onion Field Killing, Where Gunmen Killed Officer After Partner Surrendered His Gun : Hostage Shot by Officer in Standoff Files Suit to Settle Score WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Phony Will, Honest Name Hid a Scam of $1.5 Million PAT BRENNAN, Times Staff Writer
Enough already! Back-to-back pledge drives on KUSC and...
SOUTH BAY ELECTIONS : Vote Could Tip Council Scales in Manhattan DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
Kaffir Boy : THE TRUE STORY OF A BLACK YOUTH'S COMING OF AGE IN APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA by Mark Mathabane (Macmillan: $18.95; 350 pp.) Peter Dreyer, Dr e yer is the author of "Martyrs and Fanatics: South Africa and Human Destiny" (Simon & Schuster)
The Stories of Heinrich Boll by Heinrich Boll; translated by Leila Vennewitz (Knopf: $25; 688 pp.) Michael Scammell , Scammell is the author of "Solzhenitsyn, a Biography."
A Lesser Life THE MYTH OF WOMEN'S LIBERATION IN AMERICA by Sylvia Ann Hewlett Ph.D. (Morrow: $16.95; 256 pp.) Elaine Kendall
Acts of God by Adrienne V. Parks (Morrow: $15.95; 406 pp.) Sharon Dirlam, Dirlam is a Times Staff Writer. and
NONFICTION : THE OXFORD BOOK OF MILITARY ANECDOTES, edited by Max Hastings (Oxford University: $17.95). PAUL DEAN
The Original New Testament edited and translated from the Greek by Hugh J. Schonfield (Harper & Row: $19.95; 594 pp.) Vinton A. Dearing, Dearing is preparing an edition of the New Testament in Greek. and
Lament for a Lit Wit
NONFICTION : TWENTIETH-CENTURY ARTISTS ON ART, edited by Dore Ashton (Pantheon: $24.95, hardcover; $14.95, paperback). SUZANNE MUCHNIC
IF I SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE by Jerry Falwell (Thomas Nelson: $12.95; 219 pp.) Daniel Callahan, Callahan is director of the Hastings Center and the co-editor, most recently, of "Abortion: Understanding Differences" (Plenum Press). and
The Sorcerer's Apprentice TALES AND CONJURATIONS by Charles Johnson (Atheneum: $9.95; 169 pp.) J. J. Phillips, Phillips is the author of "Mojo Hand," recently reissued by City Miner Books. and
REINHOLD NIEBUHR: A BIOGRAPHY by Richard Fox (Pantheon: $19.95; 279 pp., illustrated) : THE ESSENTIAL REINHOLD NIEBUHR: SELECTED ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES, edited and introduced by Robert McAfee Brown (Yale: $19.95; 257 pp.) Robert Benne, Benne is professor of religion at Roanoke College and director of its Center for Church and Society. and
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FICTION : DEEP LIE by Stuart Woods (Norton: $15.95). DON CAMPBELL
FICTION : THE BUILDING by Thomas Glynn (Knopf: $18.95). SAM HALL KAPLAN
Harper's Bible Dictionary edited by Paul J. Achtemeier with the Society of Biblical Literature (Harper & Row: $27.50; 1,178 pp.) : NEW GOSPEL PARALLELS, VOLUMES I AND II, edited by Robert W. Funk (Fortress: Vol. 1, $29.95; 492 pp.; Vol. II, $24.95; 396 pp.) JOHN DART, Dart is a Times religion writer.
Nelson Mandela by Mary Benson; foreword by Bishop Desmond M. Tutu (Norton: $16.95, hardcover; $7.95, paperback; 230 pp.) : PART OF MY SOUL WENT WITH HIM by Winnie Mandela; edited by Anne Benjamin and adapted by Mary Benson (Norton: $14.95, hardcover; $5.95, paperback; 164 pp., illustrated) Michael Parks, Parks is a Times correspondent in Johannesburg.
HER ONLY SIN by Ben Stein (St. Martin's: $16.95; 352 pp.) Florence King
FICTION : SEASONS OF THE HUNTER, edited by Robert Elman and David Seybold (Knopf: $17.95). DAVID GRABER
NONFICTION : AUGUSTINE'S LAWS: A TOP EXECUTIVE LOOKS AT THE COMPLEXITIES AND CONUNDRUMS OF TODAY'S BUSINESS MANAGEMENT--AND OFFERS SOLUTIONS by Norman R. Augustine (Viking: $18.95, illustrated). ALEXANDRA R. LAJOUX
THE WHITE HOUSE MESS by Christopher Buckley (Knopf: $16.95; 226 pp.) James Wolcott, Wolcott writes regularly for Texas Monthly and Vanity Fair. and
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Life and Fate by Vasily Grossman; translated by Robert Chandler (Harper & Row: $22.50; 880 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Our Tempestuous Day : A HISTORY OF REGENCY ENGLAND by Carolly Erickson (Morrow: $18.95; 268 pp.) ANNE K. MELLOR, Mellor is professor of English at UCLA and a specialist in English romanticism. and
Home Front by Patti Davis, with Maureen Strange Foster (Crown: $15.95; 231 pp.) Jean Vallely, Vallely is West Coast editor of Gentleman's Quarterly. and
Plaintext by Nancy Mairs (University of Arizona: $15.95; 154 pp.) ART SEIDENBAUM, Seidenbaum is The Times' Opinion editor.
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MAGAZINE
THE HOUSE THAT JOLSON BUILT : Fans Are Still Showing Up at the 27-Room, $2.5-Million Encino Ranch Where Al Jolson Carried Ruby Keeler Across the Threshold BEVIS HILLIER
The 20th-Century Ark : At San Diego's Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species, Scientists Battle the Fall of the Wild JOHN NIELSEN, John Nielsen is a free-lance writer based in Los Angeles.
A Cool Tomato GEORGE HARMON SCOTT
FYI : A Vital Warning
A Wind of Sadness and Joy : Something About the Late Afternoon Brings Such a Turmoil of Emotions Miv Schaaf
SPRING SHOWOFFS : During March and April, Descanso Gardens Is the Place to See Dogwoods and Lilacs, Flowering Cherries and Forsythia, Tulips and Trumpet Trees, as Well as 80 Acres of Azaleas and Camellias ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
April Fools BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is food editor of The Times.
On Maternity Lease MARYLOU LUTHER
INSIDE : 5 Characters in Search of a Concept : Sitting In on a TV Story Idea Meeting DAVID DEVOSS, David DeVoss is a Los Angeles Times Magazine staff writer.
The Slab City Snowbirds : On This Stretch of Desert, Modest Campers Line Up Next to the Sleekest Highway Luxury Liners CHRIS HODENFIELD, Chris Hodenfield is a Los Angeles-based writer.
Funneled Vision : The World According to Advertising Slogans WILLIAM HARRY HARDING, William Harry Harding is the author of "Mill Song" (Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc., 1985).
An Outlaw and a Gentleman KATHLEEN BROWN
Love Under the Microscope : Psychologists Are Beginning to Research What Poets Have Always Known JACK SMITH
Campaigning With Clint : Mayoral Races in Tiny Seaside Towns Don't Usually Attract Worldwide Attention. Candidate Eastwood Wishes That Were the Case in Carmel MARK STEIN, Mark Stein is a Times staff writer.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Hooters Are On Their Own Time Now DENNIS HUNT
Nicky Blair's Basks Again In Spotlight LOIS DWAN
The Bruno Walter Brand HERBERT GLASS
'Amasis,' 'ebla': Museums Get Back To Basics WILLIAM WILSON
'Art That Consoles': Cutting Edge CHARLES PERRY
Hix Pick Stix Flik John M. Wilson
Activ-ity JANE GREENSTEIN
Lunch Time DUNCAN STRAUSS
A Whopper
A Man Of Gascony Takes His Act Uptown COLMAN ANDREWS
L.b. Symphony Cuts Debt MARC SHULGOLD
Food Question? Dial The Answer RUTH REICHL
Oh, Oscar
Oh, Oscar
Oh, Oscar
Oh, Oscar
Oh, Oscar
Dementia
Oh, Oscar
Oh, Oscar
Fast Forward Pat H. Broeske
Lacma's Two 'Acquisitions' JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Hats Off
Oh, Oscar
Feathered Fiend
Lady Day Had A Right To Sing The Blues LEONARD FEATHER
The W.c. Quote
Balletic Saga: An Open Door For Chinese Classicism SUSAN REITER
High Hopes Compiled by David Pecchia
A Parade Of New Plays In Louisville LAWRENCE CHRISTON
At The Bank Morgan Gendel
Wild Cards' Shuffle JEFF SPURRIER
Thrash-pop With Soul CRAIG LEE and FO
The Purple One's Flower Power RICHARD CROMELIN
Suds Stars Try 'Hamlet' JANICE ARKATOV
In Godzilla We Trust Pat H. Broeske
Commentary : 'Gung Ho' Rolls Out The Distortions ALEXANDER GIBNEY, The author has written, directed and produced films about car manufacturing in the United States and Japan. He is currently making a documentary for PBS comparing labor relations in the two countries
Tom Waits Takes A Commercial Break PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Lazaroff Sans Puck = Indian Wells' Zapotec COLMAN ANDREWS
Tell It Like It Was DON WALLER
He's Keenely Interested In L.a.'s Traffic And Weather AGUSTIN GURZA
Outtakes Dearest
Starshift
COLOR HIM PURPLE : Why Can't the Oscars Be as Dramatic as the Movies? JACK MATHEWS
It Still Ain't Easy : On The Rough Road In Europe With Yoko ROBERT HILBURN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Schabarum Cuts a Wide Swath With His Dollars TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Jury Duty's Waste
Simi Valley Sees Hopetown Land as Possible Park, Site for Museum THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Search in Desert for Missing Girl Yields Only Animal Bones NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Julian Roosevelt, Olympic Partisan, Dies Ted Thackrey Jr
Commentary : Plea for a Son Who Can't Get Help
Week in Review : Major Events, Images and People in Orange County News : CITIES : New Settlement in McColl Dump Case Steve Emmons
Huntington Beach : Several Businesses and Homes Are Vandalized Marcida Dodson \f7
Week in Review : Major Events, Images and People in Orange County News : CITIES : Charges Filed Against Apartment Landlords Steve Emmons
Seal Beach
Weekend Riders Fight Backers of Desert Park Plan SUSAN SEAGER, United Press International
Week in Review : Major Events, Images and People in Orange County News : COUNTYWIDE : Santa Ana River Flood Work in Bill Passed by Senate Steve Emmons
Winery Fire Leaves Officials With a Suspicious Aftertaste MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Symphony's Woes Linger
WEEK IN REVIEW : MAJOR EVENT, IMAGES AND POEPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : Democrats Counter Bid by LaRouche Follower Steve Emmons
Garden Grove : Cement Spill Closes Freeway Temporarily Marcida Dodson \f7
Buena Park
The Big Surprise That Should Not Have Been
Preparations Begin to Expand Street Sweeping Andy Rose
Gullibility and Greed Fuel Profits in Southland 'Boiler Room' Scams MICHAEL C. TIPPING, United Press International
12 Go on Fast in Moscow to Protest Activists' Detention Associated Press
Week in Review : Major Events, Images and People in Orange County News : COUNTYWIDE : Deadline Extended for Easing Jail Crowding
WEEK IN REVIEW : Major Events, Images And People in Orange County News : AT THE SCENE : Recalled Dairy Products Placed in Cold Storage Steve Emmons
Women's March and News Play
The New Jail Site in Anaheim and Some Vested Interests
Expert Help Needed
The New Jail Site in Anaheim and Some Vested Interests
School Shows Spirit
The No-Growth Issue in Costa Mesa
Week In Review : Miscellany/ Newsmakers And Milestones
School Vacancy and Westminster Vote
School Vacancy and Westminster Vote
It's County vs. County in Battle Over Tax Equity DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Art in Public Places: A Fine Idea
Shared Wonder Over a New Baby Richard Buffum
Body of Man Found Inside His Apartment
WEEK IN REVIEW : Major Events, Images And People in Orange County News : AT THE SCENE : Police Say Student Confessed to Shooting Steve Emmons
20 Motorists Arrested at Sobriety Checkpoint
A Woman's Unsentimental Education
GRAND PRIX RACING : Residents Deserve Hearing on Noise ARLENE CARSTEN, Arlene Carsten is mayor of Del Mar
WEEK IN REVIEW : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : POLITICS : Gates Asks Judge to Disqualify Himself From Sheriff's Cases Steve Emmons
Even His Challengers Concede That Unseating Gates Is an Uphill Battle MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
WEEK IN REVIEW : Major Events, Images And People in Orange County News : AT THE SCENE : Mountain Lion's Attacks, Mauls Child on Hike Steve Emmons
Students Control Pace as Computer Gives Aid on Speech to Retarded DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Santa Ana : 2-Year-Old Killed in Driveway Identified Marcida Dodson \f7
High-Rise Initiative Stirs Hot Debate FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
War Chest Gives Gates Capacity to Spend Differently MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Quits State Bar in Probe Over Client Funds SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Rescuer of Child Wears Hero's Mantle
Thailand Seeks to Trade Sugar for U.S. Guns Associated Press
WEEK IN REVIEW : Major Events, Images And People in Orange County News : AT THE SCENE : Laura Bradbury Case Rekindled by Bone Find Steve Emmons
The Golden Arches Are Getting Some Gray on Top Associated Press
The Importance of Primaries
Cehanovsky; Operatic Star for 60 Years Associated Press
Japanese Get a Big Blast From Yankee Traditions Associated Press
Integration Plan Shuts Out Some : 'Magnet' Schools Inaccessible to Students Whose Movement Would Further Racial Imbalance LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Passenger, 19, Killed as Crash Ends Street Race
Deprived of Smurfs, Toy Dealer Wins $2.5 Million
For San Clemente Collector, There's Gold on Them Thar Orange Crates Herbert J. Vida
Resignation of USD Trustee Brings Out a Touchy Issue JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Defense Lawyers Challenge Linking of 'Night Stalker' Crimes PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Man Arrested in Kidnap of S.D. Woman From United Press International
The No-Growth Issue in Costa Mesa
8 Candidates in Low-Key Campaign for 3 Seats : San Fernando Takes Run for Council at a Walk STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Chiropractor Faces State Board Lawsuit Amid Rape Allegations
Tinsel Town South: : San Diego's Become 'Anywhere, U.S.A.' for Filming TV Commercials TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Westminster : City May Cut Aid to Mobile Home Tenants Amalia Duarte \f7
Cass Canfield, Publisher for Famous Writers, Dies From Times Wire Services
Guru Ma Nettles Montana Town : Residents Fear Takeover if Calabasas Sect Emigrates to 33,000 Acres Near Yellowstone PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer and
Tustin : Ex-Boyfriend Booked in Abduction of Woman Bill Billiter \f7
3 Arrested in Slaying of Woodland Hills Man
Mussel or Muscle : Whatever You Call It, It's a Beach That's Not Forgotten by Its Many Devotees STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Gompers Magnet School Found Still Segregated 6 Years After Opening LEONARD BERNSTEIN
GRAND PRIX RACING : Proof of Benefits? Ask Long Beach CHRISTOPHER POOK, Christopher Pook is founder and president of the Long Beach Grand Prix Assn
SPORTS
COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1968: UCLA vs. HOUSTON : The Game That Started It All : Until These Giants Met, TV and Its Advertisers Weren't Interested RANDY MINKOFF, United Press International
As a Player, He Earned Praise, Too
Ohio State to Defend NCAA Gymnastics Title Associated Press
Gorsek Sets Record; Sockers Win : Goalkeeper Gets 16th Straight Victory, 11-4, Over St. Louis MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Flyers Win to Move Into First-Place Tie From Times Wire Services
Pieper Leads Canyons by Mission, 9-3
Edwards' Foul Shots Help Clippers Beat Sacramento From Associated Press
King Playoff Hopes Continue to Dim, 5-3 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Indians' Hall and Corrales Have Admiration Society United Press International
Joe Torre Plays Golf and Waits for Another Opportunity Associated Press
Cardinals Hope to Erase Series Fiasco and Get Fair Shake Against Mets Associated Press
Padre Notebook : Hoyt May Be Activated for Opener TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Glavey Leads Royal Girls to 5th Place
Cal Lutheran Continues Streak Over The Master's in Doubleheader Sweep DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Mantle Applauds Ueberroth's Edict on Clubhouses Associated Press
USC and Miller Face a Texas-Sized Task : Trojans Play 33-0 Longhorns Today for NCAA Women's Title JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Angel Notebook : Joyner Is Doing His Best (.437) to Make Bosses Look Good MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Jordan's 24 Lift Bulls to Victory Over Knicks From Times Wire Services
Piniella's Yankees Will Be His 'Friends, but Not His Buddies' SHIRLEY POVICH, Special to The Washington Post
Garcia Leads Rally as Lazers Win, 7-5 Associated Press
Attention Ross Porter and Other Stat Freaks: Some Numbers Just for You GORDON EDES
Names in the News
Olympic Festival Tickets Sell Briskly Associated Press
Will DiMaggio's Hit Streak Ever be Matched United Press International
Atlantic City Added to the LPGA Schedule United Press International
Competition Bringing Out Best in Reds' Stillwell, Concepcion Associated Press
It's Basketball, Not Football, That Is King in Dallas Associated Press
USD Crew Defeats UCI in Varsity Race
Duke, Louisville Cause a Brownout at Dallas : Blue Devils Gain Final Two, Ousting Larry, Kansas, 71-67 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Tournament Players Championship : Mize, After a 66, Is at 200 and Leads Mahaffey by 4 Associated Press
WTA Set to Move Its Headquarters United Press International
Joe DiMaggio Became a Yankee 50 Years Ago FRED LIEF, United Press International
Michigan State Wins NCAA Hockey Title Associated Press
Dodger Notebook : Trevino Is Sitting Pretty This Year GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Dapper Dan Game Turns Into Three Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Becker Outlasts Connors, Faces Lendl in Today's Final From Times Wire Services
San Diego College Baseball : USIU Splits Two With Utah
Taunts of Buddy Ryan Resounding in Eagles' Ears GARY POMERANTZ, The Washington Post
Estrapade to Face Seven in Santa Barbara 'Cap
Manning Wins 100 Anchors Two Relay Victories for USC
USD Crew Defeats UCI in Varsity Race
NBA Notes : Higgins Sets Record for Getting Around WILLIAM R. BARNARD, Associated Press
Calczynski Places Fourth in NASCAR Tour Opener DAVID KECK
Stonerock Runs Away From Pasadena Field JOHN ORTEGA
Racing at Santa Anita : Dahar, Running Better After Operation, Wins San Luis Rey BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Weaver Waiting for Umpire Season : He's Lukewarm in Spring, Getting Ready to Boil Over RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post
Valley Squeezes In 6-2 Win Over Pierce
Braves Have a Crowd at Third Base But it Doesn't Bother Ken Oberkfell Associated Press
Duke, Louisville Cause a Brownout at Dallas : Cardinals End Dream for Dale and LSU, 88-77 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Chapman Sweeps Portland in Softball
Muir Wins 400 Relay in 41.14, Moves Up to No. 3 on U.S. List SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : New Bosses at ABC Look at the Bottom Line TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
Lakers Are Upset in 88-87 Loss, and So Is Riley : Coach Charges Referee After Controversial Foul Is Called in Last Four Seconds THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Baseball : El Dorado Wins on Offense, Loses on Defense
CSUN Survives a Twist of Fate : Lady Matadors Dodge Mishaps, Sweep Dominguez Hills GARY KLEIN
UCI Men's Tennis Team Continues Road Horror Show With Auburn Loss
SDSU Track Teams Take Drug Tests, Finish Second in Meet CHRIS ELLO
Manning Wins 100, Anchors Two Relay Victories for USC
No Miracle on Ice or Matterhorn for LSU, but Weep Not, Imelda MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
He Fought the System. . .And Won : Dartmouth Fired Joe Yukica, but Joe Yukica Fired Back and Regained Job as Football Coach BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Low-Flying Blackhawks Took Wing : After Early Loss to Oilers, Chicago Turned Season Around United Press International
Freestyle Races Won by Dan Jorgenson and Kim Brown Associated Press
A Successor Is Waiting in the Wings in Case the Incumbent Falters MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Reading Media Guides Is Baseball's Version of Trivial Pursuit GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Penalty Was Tough, but Avoidable Steve Springer
The Fourth Line--Skating on Thin Ice : They Are Hockey Players on the Move, Moving Up or Getting Out of the Game WILLIAM GILDEA, The Washington Post
Baseball : Niekro Brothers Can't Figure Out Why Yankees Released Phil Ross Newhan
Short Players Have Role Models in NFL STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Larry Little, Anything but Little, Pulled His Weight as Dolphin Guard for 12 Years and Now Coaches, Fittingly, at Little Bethune-Cookman : THE ORIGINAL REFRIGERATOR SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Nadadores Capture Two Senior Titles at U.S. Swim Championships in Florida
Mark Breland to Fight Darrel Anthony Associated Press
Martina's Sister Defects, Wants to Emigrate to U.S.
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Sorry, Kennedy, but Your Cover's Blown on the Pickoff Play MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
A Size Too Small : Joe Zacharia and Cary Grant Have Found the Leap to Division I Blocked by Recruiters Who Measure Desirability in Inches, Pounds STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
The Sporting News Is Now 100 Years Old and Planning to Reach New Readers WARREN MAYES, United Press International
Mathis Senior Golf Tournament : Douglass (Who Else?) Still Leads DAN HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
THE ANGELS' AGELESS Workaholic : Catcher Bob Boone, 38, Says He's Ready, as Usual, to Appear in 150 Games MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Golf : Bears' McMahon, Headband and All, a Star on Links, Too Grahame L. Jones
For Orioles' Boddicker, McGregor, Misery Is a Burden That Is Shared THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
College Baseball Roundup : Leonard's 2-Run Homer Rallies Santa Barbara Past UCI, 6-4
There Was Little Difference, but Dawkins Made Most of It Mike Downey
TRAVEL
Head for Boston's Newbury Street JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
Cruise Line Looking for a Few Good Men to Even Odds BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
All About Americans ARTHUR S. HARRIS JR., Harris is an Arlington, Vt., free-lance writer.
A Capital Idea for Museum Lovers STEVE EMMONS and PAMELA EMMONS, Steve Emmons is a Times Orange County editorial employee, Pamela an Orange County free-lance writer.
A Soggy Bit of Northwestern History BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Traveling in Style
North by Cornwall
Traveling in Style
Eliminated Guesswork
Pampered on Tour
On Paris Cemetery
North by Cornwall
On Paris Cemetery
Guide for Finding Low-Cost Rooms LUCY IZON
Touring the SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS by luxury train SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
On Paris Cemetery
Traveling in Style
The Bar That's the Toast of Toronto KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Fight Over Right to Smoke in Flight PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Santa Paula: Citrus Capital of World MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are writ ers/ photographers based in Laguna Beach.
Trolley Lovers Are on a Roll in Portuguese Capital GERALD NOVAK and CECIL SMITH, Novak is a world trolley traveler, Smith is former TV critic of The Times. and Novak is a world trolley traveler, Smith is former TV critic of The Times.
Traveling in Style
Chichen Itza: The Rome of Mexico? FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Lower Fares to Europe JACK ADLER
Chicago Is the Place for Neighborhood Festivals WENDY LEOPOLD, Leopold is a Times Chicago Bureau editorial employee.
It's the Little Things That Count JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
Is There a Concorde in Our Future? TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
A Cornucopia of Delights in Corfu WILLIAM CROSS, Cross is an Upper Montclair, N.J., free-lance writer
Traveling in Style
A Gracious Sequel
BUSINESS
It's No Inner Tube in the San Gabriel River--It's a 100-Foot-Long, Inflatable Dam DENISE GELLENE
Corona Beer a Big Success : Import's Popularity Baffles the Analysts BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Import's Spurt in Southland Baffles Analysts : Corona Beer a Crowning Success BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
L.A. County Looks Abroad for Investors BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
GM Price Hike an Unexpected Gift to Japan JOHN F. LAWRENCE
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Importer Brews Up Interest in a Beer Aimed at the Elite BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Adopt National Plan
Cutting the Federal Deficit
Los Angeles County
Soviets Turn Eyes to Pacific Basin : Recent Efforts Aim at Expanding Influence in Region ROBERT W. GIBSON, Robert W. Gibson is The Times' international economics correspondent
Soviets Fear Computer Gap : Schools Main Target of Effort to Catch West WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
Newport News Considers Bidding for Trident Program Associated Press
The Race to Stay Competitive : Some Firms Find There's Life After Quotas OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Care for Plants BRUCE HOROVITZ
Lucrative Fine Art JUBE SHIVER Jr.
Los Angeles County
Airline Targets Packages, Express Mail : PSA Moves to Boost Revenues on Cargo GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Ropak Agrees to Acquire Packaging Products Firm
Outplacement Firms Can Provide Support
Arvida Appears a Hit for Disney in Spite of Strains KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Kinko's Photocopying Shops Thrive on Students, Late-Night Customers ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
REAL ESTATE
Jon B. Hedberg Installed as BIA President
Volk Center Work Runs on Schedule
Auction Slated for 57 Villas at Lake Mirage
House Prices Expected to Rise Shortly Dick Turpin
Architect Luckman Elected Freedoms Foundation Leader
Sale of Homes Bounces Back in Riverside
Complex Slates Midyear Finish
Advisory Unit on Planning Retains Chief
Shopping Mart Slated to Open
Senior Citizens Project Slated Special to The Times
Contractor License Board Launches Poster Campaign
Mortgage Unit Opens Offices
Executive Reports on Bekins Property Sales
Design--Centered and Otherwise
Leisure Technology Makes Research Grant
Time-Share Resort Project Launched in San Clemente
Harry Redinger Named Engineering Firm Head
Spectacular Views Hard to Protect : Knowing Planning Process Helps to Fight Intrusions LINDA LIPMAN, Special to The Times and Lipman is a San Diego free-lance writer. and
Opening This Week
Hennessy Will Lead Foothill AIA Chapter
West Covina Tower to Have a High 'IQ'
Construction Under Way on Valley Jewish Campus
Work Under Way on Third Phase of Beach Venture
Welk Resort Given Recognition Award
Engineers Honor Community in San Clemente
Restaurant to Open
Hotly Debated Land-Use Issue Before High Court BRADLEY INMAN, Special to The Times and Inman is an Oakland-based free-lance writer. and
Engemann Headquarters
Laguna Hills Hotel Work Will Have September Start : Dallas Company to Operate 300-Room, $40 Million Hostelry and Galleria to Be Built in Orange County
San Diego Rental Market Getting More Competitive
Mandalay Beach Resort Hotel to Open Tuesday EVELYN De WOLFE
Poway Development Features Homes and Custom Lots
General Dynamics Building Completed
Ground Broken for Aircraft Parts Plant
OPINION
Warning Signals
Troop Cuts Could Be Substance for Summit JERRY F. HOUGH, Jerry F. Hough is a professor of political science at Duke University and a staff member of the Brookings Institution.
An Archbishop's New Hospice: Hands-on, by Gospels Example Roger Mahony, Roger Mahony is the Roman Catholic archbishop of Los Angeles
Notes Written in Oil
RIGHTS OF PASSAGE : Luck Is Still With Reagan As U.S. Deals With Libya Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus, a Washington-based journalist, is co-editor of the Middle East Policy Survey
U.S. Twists Allied Arms on SDI Deals : 'Want Contracts? Back Us Politically' Enrico Jacchia, Enrico Jacchia is director of the Center for Strategic Studies at the Free University of Rome.
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
On Aid to the Contras in Nicaragua
'Sleeping in the Dew': Seeking the Rare Ibis Zhang Zhi-yen, Zhang Zhi-yen lives in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China.
Misplaced Diplomacy Further Confuses U.S.-Libya Conflicts Charles William Maynes, Charles William Maynes is editor of Foreign Policy magazine
Charity Begins With a Basic Connection Kendra Stearns O'Donnell, Kendra Stearns O'Donnell is president of the board of trustees for Emma Willard School and a Rockefeller Fund staff member
South Africa: Vigilantes' New Violence : Terror Gangs in Townships Eric Marsden, Eric Marsden is South African correspondent for the Sunday Times of London
Lowest-Common-Denominator Math : Poor Scores Show We're Failing Test of Technological Society SHELDON L. GLASHOW, Sheldon L. Glashow is the Higgins professor of physics at Harvard University.
Our One and Only Objective Was Freedom of Navigation CASPAR W. WEINBERGER, Caspar W. Weinberger is secretary of defense.
LaRouche Panics the Democratic Party Dinesh D'Souza, Dinesh D'Souza is managing editor of Policy Review
Bird Watching
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