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What happened on March 31, 1986
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Review : Constant Lure Of Longo's 'Men' SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Speed Thrills DUNCAN STRAUSS
Sankaijuku Sets U.s. Tour
Pop Review : Lindley's El Rayo-x Packs House RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Kyung Lee At Fringe DONNA PERLMUTTER
Cbs Movie Takes Flawed, Biting Look At Tv News HOWARD ROSENBERG
Music Review : Penderecki Conducts 'Passion' DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Stage Review : 'Sang' Sings Song Of The Home Front DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Houston Resurfaces CRAIG LEE
Egon Monk Retrospective Due At Usc
'Graffiti' SHELLEY BAUMSTEN
Newsman Ed Nix Retires After 40 Years In Radio RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
David Thomas Stones Rock Rituals At Al's Bar KRISTINE McKENNA
Commentary : COMIC RELIEF IS NO ROUTINE BENEFIT LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Ice Dancers Torvill, Dean At Forum LEWIS SEGAL
NEWS
James Cagney, Legend of Movies, Dies at 86 : Actor for 30 Years, Noted for Tough-Guy Roles, Won Only Oscar Playing Song-and-Dance Man From a Times Staff Writer
Henry VIII's Palace Hit by Fatal Blaze : Hampton Court Wing Gutted, 1 Dead, Art Treasures Destroyed Associated Press
The State
Baryshnikov Enlivens Post-Ballet Fund-Raiser David Nelson
Working Wives: Negative Effect on Husbands? ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
44 Killed in Mozambique Plane Crash Associated Press
166 Die as L.A.-Bound Jet Crashes on Mexican Peak : U.S. Envoys on Way to Investigate MICHAEL SEILER and JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writers
The Region
He may not recognize the face, but that number sure has a familiar ring to it Jack Smith
The Region
Stalin Daughter Won't Get Out, Soviet Writer Predicts From Reuters
Huge Throngs Attend Vatican Rites : Few Pilgrims, Arab Strike Mark Easter in Jerusalem From Times Wire Services
Shultz Asks Both Sides Not to Debate Arms in Media NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
'Skinheads' Provoke Brawl at German Disco From Reuters
Marcos Hints He May Return Home : Also Claims U.S. Officials Took Part in His Overthrow Associated Press
The Region : Quiet Follows Rampage in Palm Springs
The Nation
The World : Filipinos Attack Strikers
The Nation
Shcharansky to Visit U.S. in May Associated Press
The Nation
The State
The Region
The State
The Nation
Sharing The Road With Truckers
The Nation : Falwell in Financial Bind
Oil Drops Below $11 a Barrel Associated Press
49 Hurt in N. Ireland Clashes Associated Press
Thousands at Easter Egg Roll Associated Press
Justice Opposes Merger of Northwest, Republic Lines United Press International
The Region
The Nation
The Nation
The State
The Nation
The World
The World
U.S. Judge Sentenced to 5 Years United Press International
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Soviet Arms Growth Slows : Annual Outlays Rise 2%, U.S. Agencies Say ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Aquino Pledges Aid in Strike at U.S. Bases United Press International
The Region
Seeing Is Believing--but Not at This Site : Artist's Trick of the Eye Draws Attention to Downtown Building LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Growing Up Quite English in the Second World War CAROLYN SEE
Thousands Attend Dawn Services; Bomb Scare Closes 3 Monuments From Times Wire Services
Protesting Vets Barred From Reagan Ranch Associated Press
60,000 Rally for Direct Vote in South Korea ANDREW HORVAT, Times Staff Writer
For First Family, Prayer Without Fanfare on Easter ANN HEROLD
Age Is No Bar to Good Service : Popular Civic Center Pair Can Mix a Mean Drink MAGGIE LOCKE
The Region
Increase in Accidents Raises Safety Questions : Image of Truckers Travels Bumpy Road JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
N. California Wakes Up to a 5.3 Temblor MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Cut Off From Syria : The Golan's Druze Still Foes of Israel DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. to Evict Illegal Aliens Living in Federal Housing Associated Press
South Africa Blacks Plan Mass Action : Store Boycotts, Rent Strikes Are Part of Strategy MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Exaggerated Border Fighting, Ortega Charges JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Justices Uphold Right to Quick Trial : Suspect's Arrest Came 4 1/2 Years After Charge of Embezzling $955 Associated Press
Border Patrol Van Runs Over 3 Aliens From a Times Staff Writer
Marcos Says He's Still President, Calls Aquino Rule 'Dictatorship' United Press International
Durazo Extradition Upheld
Economic Lifeblood Fails City : Oil Price Drop Devastates Already Battered Houston J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Chinese 'Son' Is a Lesson in International Relations KAREN LAVIOLA, Laviola is a View intern from Cal State Fullerton. and
Abrupt Halt to Sgt. York Pact Called Costly RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Harry Ritz, 78, Member of Zany Vaudeville Brothers, Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Ending Ceiling on Passbook Interest but Rates Could Go Down Instead of Up BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Girl, 16, Falls to Her Death Taking Photograph in Paris Associated Press
Treat Hostile Ex-Wife Like an Allergy HOWARD HALPERN
Newport Beach Officer Cited on Theft Count
SPORTS
Padres : Garvey Wins the Battle Against Sutton, but They Insist There Is War No More TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Winter Olympics for Anchorage Is an Advertising Man's Dream EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
A Group of Nobodies Dubbed Cal State Who Made Basketball History in 1978 by Advancing to the West Regional Final Before Losing : THEY BELIEVED CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Krulee Still Is Running in the Shadows : His Best Often Wasn't Enough to Beat the Best STEVE KRESAL
Fight Ends in Draw, So Bramble Has the Choice
GARRY TEMPLETON : Second Coming, at 30, Has Really Come Around TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NCAA MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP : Notes : Duke's Man-to-Man Defense Will Be a Challenge for Men of Louisville MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Left Him Blue So He Became a Devil MIKE DOWNEY
Les Is the Most as His Last-Second Shot Wins All-Star Game for the West, 94-92 Associated Press
Ham Drives in Seven Runs in Fullerton's 15-2 Victory
Johnny Mathis Seniors : Douglass Shoots a 66 to Win His Second in a Row DAN HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
UC Irvine Loses Fourth Straight in Tennis, 5-4 to North Carolina
There Isn't Much Left to Win Now for the Most Successful Golfer of All Time, but That Won't Stop Her From Trying : KATHY WHITWORTH SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Review : Everything That Can Go Wrong Has With Mater Dei Baseball Mike DiGiovanna
Lakers Rally to Defeat Warriors : Abdul-Jabbar Reaches Another Milestone (35,000 Points) THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Candelaria to Start Against Padres in Exhibition Today GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI
Avants Wins NASCAR Race on the Final Lap
NHL Roundup : Canucks Beat Flames; Jets Can Thwart Kings From Times Wire Services
PACKER: : The Cardinals Will Be Fresher; The Blue Devils Need a Big Game From Dawkins and Henderson BILLY PACKER
Big D Day Arrives for Bilas, Duke : No. 1 Blue Devils Have Only Louisville Left In Their Way MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
McGUIRE: : Louisville Lacks a Ballhandler--That May Be Cardinals' Undoing AL McGUIRE
Santa Barbara Handicap : Mountain Bear's Victory Makes It a Winning Weekend for McCarron BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
He'll Remember Duke This Time
Tennis Roundup : Lendl Is Stopped by Becker From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Tournament Players Championship : Mahaffey Wins When Mize Falters Associated Press
City Western Preview : Parity May Send Tradition Packing : Mission Bay Favored, but Rest of Race Is Hard to Figure JEFF MILLER
NBA Roundup : Celtics Win 27th Straight at Home, Tie Record From Times Wire Services
Brewers' Pitcher Vuckovich Retires After Shoulder Surgery, Takes Job as Instructor Associated Press
Angel Notebook : Garvey and Sutton--It's Just Between Friends MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Miller Is Deserving of Better Fate; How About That Joyner? SCOTT OSTLER
San Diego Prep Review : Dani Passes His First European Race Test Jeff Miller
Perez, Hewitt Meet to Decide State Super Welterweight Title
CENTER OF A STORM : Hoth Says He Is Being Unfairly Singled Out in Steroid Controversy at San Diego State STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
It Took Him Tirade After Tirade to Obtain a Trade : Candelaria: Silent Unless Provoked GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Texas Is a Perfect 34-0 as Longhorns Stop Miller, Win Women's NCAA Title JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Notebook : Guerrero Is Suddenly Called Away on Business GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Aftermath of Belushi Case : Drug Deaths Turning Into Homicide Cases DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Spirits of Sailplane Pilots Soar as They Share the Lonely Sky With Eagles KATHLEEN H. COOLEY, Times Staff Writer
'Now we have the vote and we can have muscles too if we want them.' : Leave Her Biscuit Alone Al Martinez
Fountain Valley : City Hopes Group Will Solve Insurance Plight Amalia Duarte \f7
Stanton : Gunmen Rob Family and Guests of $1,000 Kristina Lindgren \f7
Huntington Beach : Majority of Golden West Students Seek Degrees Bill Billiter \f7
Meeting Mental Illness' Costs
Overdue Bill
Doubts' Shadows
Driver Shot and Killed in Escondido
Santa Ana : Schmitz to Tell How He Lost Out for President Bill Billiter \f7
Placentia : City Joins Growing Number of Uninsured Roxana Kopetman
Fountain Valley : School Reorganization Options to Be Studied Bill Billiter \f7
U.S. Action Against Libya
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Soviet Ad
Airport 'Insider' Retains Role as Noise Opponent GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
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Popsicles
Apocalypse Future: Joining the Insanity RICHARD N. GOODWIN, Richard N. Goodwin is a writer and commentator in Concord, Mass.
U.S. Action Against Libya
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Party Feud in Assembly Race Fuels Cross Fire JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Police Step Up Efforts to Stop Vehicle Thefts Andy Rose
U.S. Action Against Libya
Fight Over 20 New U.S. Courtrooms Flares Up WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Newport Policeman Accused of Shoplifting KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Employee Drug Tests Getting Closer Look as Troubles Multiply ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Off-and-On Again Republican Ard Has State GOP Backing KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Three Aliens Run Over by Border Patrol Van From a Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach
3 Injured by Border Patrol Van; Hit-Run Victim Found PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Stalking the Cats : Girl's Mauling Adds Fuel to Raging Debate on Mountain Lion Hunt DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
IBM Is No Role Model for Equality : Its South Africa Operations Actually Strengthen White Rule JAMES LEAS
Teachers View Layoffs as Bitter Budget Cure PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Easter on the Road With Peace March: A Renewal of Spirit HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Carl Bellinger, Test Pilot, Dies
Urbanization, Hunting Moratorium Put More Big Cats in a Smaller Area GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Testimony Clouds Issues in Greenup Molestation Trial TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
3 Men Drown Over Weekend at Legg Lake
Mercy Comes First : Hospital Determined to Treat All Comers Despite Troublesome Cost Increase DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Black Canyon Road on Wrong Side of Tracts : Landowners Wait as Boundaries Unravel ROSALVA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
New Management Hopes Changes Will Bring Back Readers, Advertisers : California Business Magazine Starts on Comeback Trail THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
PSA and Northwest OKd a marketing agreement.
Deposits at S&Ls showed a sharp rise last month.
Mexican Crisis May Shift Focus to Private Sector : Government Likely to Be Less Dominant in the Marketplace DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Continental Airlines was fined by the FAA.
Genentech said it warned seven Japanese firms.
California
U.S. business may create 3 million jobs this year.
Fruehauf's chairman will oppose a takeover bid.
Steel imports rose above 2 million tons in February.
Los Angeles County
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Amiga Is a Promising Tool for Graphic Artists Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times.
Tougher Standards for Pilots Sought : Former Test Pilot Takes On the FAA Over Air Safety RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Record Industry Probe Examines Small N.J. Firm : East, West Coast Grand Juries Looking Into Sugar Hill Label Wm. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
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