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What happened on May 06, 1986
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Sea World Building New Pool for Shamu : $18-Million Expansion to Give S.D. Park World's Largest Marine Mammal Habitat JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Patient's Choice to Die
'Fast-Track' Jail Measure Includes S.D. KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Five Walk Away From High-Speed Crash of Car, Pickup on Freeway
San Fernando Acts to Rezone Old Airport Site STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Salt Lake City Power Fails Associated Press
Verdugo to Face More Charges in Ongoing Probe, Prosecutor Says JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Encinitas Boy Dies After Car Hits Tree
Simi Valley Council Members Criticize Proposed Slow-Growth Initiatives ROSALVA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : OCTD Assumes Part of Fare Subsidy for Seniors Kim Murphy
Council to Vote Again on Map Shift : Members Aggravated by Possible Violation of Prop. A RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Assembly Gets 'Fast-Track' Bill on Jails : Supporters Say Measure Could Cut 2 Years Off Building Time KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Moderate Tremors Still Shaking Mt. St. Helens United Press International
L.A. School Board Will Fill Trustee Job Quickly PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Industry Already on Ropes Feels Heat from Chernobyl WALTER C. PATTERSON, Walter C. Patterson, a Canadian based in Great Britain, is an independent nuclear policy analyst and commentator. He is the author of "The Plutonium Business" (Sierra Club, 1985).
'I never did find out why he hated us . . . he hated Indians, I guess.' PERRY C. RIDDLE
Alien Arrests Hit New High for 1 Month PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Strike Forces Cancellation of 2 Amtrak Runs in State PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : No Contest Is Plea in Insurance Fraud
North Pole Revisited
Cost May Soar : FAA Refuses Parking Aid to Airport DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Help for the Homeless
What's Going On?
Irvine
Maybe If His List Had 51 Possible Foul-Ups? JANNY SCOTT
Bush Sees Soviets Hurt by Nuclear 'Stonewall' BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
No Sex Gap In Cancer Wards JOHN H. BUNZEL, John H. Bunzel, former president of San Jose State University, is a senior research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution and a member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. and
Laguna Niguel : Ex-Court Clerk Files $200-Million Lawsuit John Spano
State Officials Still Studying Issue of Credit for Orangewood Shelter Cost
Fountain Valley : Judge Bans Picketing of School Trustees' Homes John Spano
Bats
Patient's Choice to Die
Waldheim and Austria's Past
Tustin : Mother Gains Custody of Baby She Abandoned John Needham
Testimony in Suit Against City : Rape by Officer Blamed for Emotional, Health Woes SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Effort to Inspect 3 Juvenile Halls Gains JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Maddy Puts Liquor Bill on the Shelf CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Milk Free of Pesticide, Tests Reveal ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Shooting of Civilian at Issue : Eye Expert Says Penn Had No Time to Weigh Risk GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Which Face of Soviet Policy Is Real? : West Can Influence Choice of Cooperation Over Antagonism ADAM B. ULAM, Adam B. Ulam is Gurney Professor of History and Political Science and director of the Russian Research Center at Harvard University.
Arson Destroys Bookstore United Press International
'It was a little dramatic because it was close : to the rocks and the surf was up.'--Sam Taylor : Superman? No; Plucky Lifeguard? Yes MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
One Poster, No Posse
GOP Hopefuls for Congress Toe Party Line During Debate LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : 3 Arrested, Police Dog Hurt in Post-Party Melee Barry S. Surman
Costa Mesa : Four Men Arrested in Undercover Drug Probe Maria La Ganga
New, Improved Library to Rise From Fallbrook Ashes ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Artukovic Prosecutors Assert He Signed Orders for Genocide From Reuters
Dana Point : DAR Notes Anniversary of Richard Henry Dana Marie Montgomery
Garden Grove : Anaheim Man Shot by Ex-Neighbor, Arrested Barry S. Surman
City Not Liable for Deaths in Massacre, Judge Rules JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed by CHP Officer After Struggle in Ventura From a Times Staff Writer
Or a Vegetarian : Second Lady's Role Not for a Bush-Leaguer LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Military 'Spy' Satellites in Space Enhance Stability Without Weaponizing the Skies WILLIAM H. KINCADE, William H. Kincade is a senior associate in technology and security policy at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
Court Asked to Nullify New Law : Krishnas Sue Laguna to Get Festival Permit ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Patient's Choice to Die
Patient's Choice to Die
Program Provides a Caring Presence in Court : Aide Is There for Victims, Witnesses ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
525.6-Mile Flight From Palm Springs : Swiss, Cartoonist Win Balloon Race LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Hospital Agrees to Pay $7,500 a Month to Crippled Girl, 5
Patient's Choice to Die
Esther Van Wagoner Tufty, Newswoman, Dies at 89 From Times Wire Services
Lab Tests Show Milk Is Free of Contamination : Lucky to Resume Selling Its Brand After State Clearance ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Niguel : 2 Hospitalized as 5 Cars Crash in Chain-Reaction Barry S. Surman
Voiceprints JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach : City to Study Effect of Evacuation Plans Marie Montgomery
Alleged Impostor MD Tripped by Odd Call : License Renewal Led to Arrest, Medical Agency Investigator Says MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 5 Selected for CSUN Teaching Awards
Encino Girl Killed, 3 Hurt as Truck Flips
Witness's Memory Fails : D.A. Wins Ruling on Alcala Trial Testimony GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Patient's Choice to Die
Gift to the Future : 12 Newporters Aid Scholar-Swimmer at Harvard Medical School BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Strategy for a Clean Ocean : Council Asks Voters to Ban Handling of Oil RALPH FRAMMOLINO and JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writers
Accidents on 55 Freeway Up 77%, New Study Claims KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Feed Store Owner Denies Animal Abuse RENATE ROBEY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Names Are the Game at Adele's Encino-Based Gift Shop Chain ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Wickes to Acquire Grace's Home Improvement Units NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Security Vault Firms Have Lock on Business Secrets GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Damson Oil Settles Its Suit Against Seaborg DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Delay in Reporting Bill Ritter
Chrysler Repays Michigan Loan of $150 Million Early JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Personal Income Rose 5.3% in '85, Commerce Says Associated Press
Nation
Progressive S&L may have an alternative suitor.
Home Resales Continue to Rise in Volume, Price DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Hammond Co. Records Net of $571,781 for Year
Networks Electronic Reports Earnings Loss
Energy Conservation Company Will Be Sold
Laser Precision Shows Turnaround in Earnings
Nation
Nation
Consumer confidence rose sharply last month.
Nation
Interest rates on short-term T-bills edged down.
ClothesTime Sales Up but Stock Drops ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Nation
Sales of Domestic Autos Slip 8.7%; Imports Surge JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Pioneer Bancorp Reports 34% Higher Net in Quarter
Interest Rate Drop Helps Push Stocks Higher; Dow Up 19 From Times Wire Services
Smith Wins Order Getting Hughes Off Creditors' Board JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Steel delayed a planned 3% price increase.
ReadiCare Posts $1.2-Million Loss for Fiscal '86
Datametrics Wins Army Communications Contract
Insurers See Future in Your Retirement JAMES FLANIGAN
Nation
Trio-Tech Posts Loss of $205,000 in Quarter
Environmental Industries Won't Buy Van Herrick's
Titan Unit Wins Navy Contract for $3.6 Million
Business Booming While Rest of Nation Suffers Slump : Border Plants Give Boost to Mexican Economy STUART AUERBACH, The Washington Post
Nu-Med to Sell 5 Hospitals Bought in '85 ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Dollar Again Drops Against Yen Associated Press
Oak Industries Takes Steps to Rebuild Beleaguered Firm GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Irvine City Financial Posts Net Income in 3rd Quarter
Trusts Agree in Principle to Buy Hotel Properties
Neral Returns to San Diego, Seeks Plea Deal BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Old World Developer Must Pay Damages JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
The Stater Bros. board of directors met--or did it?
American West Bank's Earnings Rise in Quarter
Mission reached agreement with its debt holders.
Ex-Pilot Parlays Talent for Gadgetry Into Unique Firm : Voice-Operated Bookcase-Bars, Disappearing TV Sets, Rooms That Rotate, Secret Panels Are Company's Forte JEFF ROWE
Burroughs Offers $4 Billion in New Effort to Buy Sperry WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
T-Bond Futures Gain Limit From Associated Press
Arco Solar Plans to Build 2nd Ventura County Plant ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Cavalier Capital Adopts New Name, Splits Stock
First Boston to Pay Fine, Settle Insider Charges : SEC Claims Firm Sold Off Cigna Stock After Getting Negative Information MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Branching Into Board Games : Coleco to Acquire Marketer of Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Suit Against Accountants Latest Twist in J. David Case BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
National TV Play Slated : Newport Firm Producing Tourism Videos for State JEFF ROWE
California
Sierracin Chairman Is Target of Lawsuits, Investors' Complaints STUART SILVERSTEIN and DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writers
Ask Mr. Foster to Buy Travel Chain in Northeast
Sierracin's Tribull: Portrait of a Chairman Hit by Controversy STUART SILVERSTEIN and DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writers
NEWS
Old S. African Radical : 'Banning': Kafkaesque Punishment MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
More U.S. Experts, Medical Supplies Flown to Moscow HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Library Fire Was Arson, Bradley and Fire Chief Say JERRY BELCHER and BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writers
House Passes Bill to Curb Memorials in Nation's Capital Associated Press
Ground-Level Radiation Found Associated Press
The Nation
Reagan Broadcast Scheduled at 6 P.M. Associated Press
Text of Summit Statement on International Terrorism Associated Press
Kenya School Reopens Associated Press
Leaders of Free World End 'Easiest' Economic Summit : Agree on Plan for Currency Coordination From Times Wire Services
Summit Seeks to Isolate Libya : Leaders in Tokyo Tentatively Accept U.S. Currency Plan TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Vote for Addabbo Seat Set United Press International
Fiedler vs. Zschau: Pair Go 2 Rounds in GOP Senate Contest JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
The World
Deaver, Besieged by Protesters, Agrees to Carry Their Complaint to President Associated Press
In all those years of dealing with power, he was shocked : to realize he never knew what electricity was JACK SMITH
Ed Davis Is Pinning His Hopes on a Cop's Badge KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
U.N. Agency Quits West Beirut Associated Press
The Region
McEachern Begins Second Bid to Beat Gov. Sununu Associated Press
Washington Skeptical of Terror Pact JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The World
The Region
8,000 Could Get Cancer, Swedish Aide Says From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation
Afghan Talks Resume; Kabul Shift Clouds Chances DON COOK, Times Staff Writer
Big Money at Stake in Credit Union Measure RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Campaign Wheels Into Deukmejian Footholds JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Senate Study Set Friday in Presser Case RONALD J. OSTROW and ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writers
Rural Oregon Community Happy With Response : Tiny Condon Beats Bushes for Residents Associated Press
The Nation
Cosmonauts Make Space Shift From Reuters
The State
The World
High Court to Review Law on Creation Theory Courses PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Poles Place Retaliatory Travel Restrictions on U.S. Diplomats Associated Press
Senate OKs Former NASA Boss to Lead Ailing Agency United Press International
The Region
The Nation
Helms' Clout Seems Shaken in Primary SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Bases on Mars Foreseen
Pettis Homers, Angels Win Associated Press
Book Review : The Science and Politics in Ecology LEE DEMBART, Dembart is a Times' editorial writer.
The State
Panel Close to Proposing Tax Overhaul MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Sri Lanka Tightens Security on Airliners From Reuters
The State
Here's Joannie, Set to Challenge 'Here's Johnny' From Associated Press
Lead in Bay Is Traced to Old Slag Heap United Press International
NASA Linking Short Circuit to Delta Failure DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
VIPs Wait on Tables to Help Leukemia Society Benjamin Epstein
Bomb Scare Closes Freeway
U.S., Israel Sign 'Star Wars' Pact Associated Press
Death Foes' Jury Exclusion Upheld : High Court Rejects One of Last Few Major Capital Punishment Challenges PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The World : 8 Killed in Turkish Quake
Mexico Feels 3rd Quake in Week From Reuters
Presents Gifts to Students : First Lady, in Tokyo, Visits 'Sister School' BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Sets Deadline for Oil, Gas Firms to Pull Out of Libya DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
CBS Will Cut Hundreds of Jobs as Profits Decline Associated Press
Soviets Fear Radioactivity Will Contaminate River WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Poland Apparently Got Soviet Warning ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Problems at A-Plant Near Denver Cited DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
The World
Allred Files Complaint Against Rape Case Judge
Fairgrounds Expo Lets Youths Show Off Skills PAT MOTT
Summit Seeks to Isolate Libya : Reagan, Thatcher Prodded Reluctant Allies on Statement DOYLE McMANUS and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
Doesn't Fit Any Conventional Theory : Massive Object Discovered in Space From Times Wire Services
The Nation
Employers and Their Pregnant Employees : New Study Finds Wide Gap Between Corporate and Work Force Views of Parental Leave Policy ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Stream of Radioactivity 'Slightly Above' Normal Crossing U.S. MAURA DOLAN and RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writers
NASA Linking Short Circuit to Delta Failure DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Director Accuses Burt Reynolds of Assault in $25-Million Suit EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Mitterrand, Reagan Heal Their Rift ELEANOR CLIFT and DOYLE MCMANUS, Times Staff Writers
For Clark Kent, Wimpery Is Out JENNINGS PARROTT
Turks Reject Soviet Bid to Ban Nureyev From Reuters
New Aerobics Guidelines Announced by Women's Health Care Specialists ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Admit Misjudging Accident, Delaying Pullout : Thousands Evacuated Second Day Associated Press
The State
Small Explosions in Tokyo Subway Briefly Disrupt Morning Rush Hour From Times Wire Services
Reporter's Notebook : Mitterrand Tardy, Reagan Irked ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
2 More Arabs Arrested in W. German Bombing From Times Wire Services
F.D.R. Had Cancer, Heart Disease, Scholar Believes Associated Press
Summit Seeks to Isolate Libya : Calls It a Terrorist State, Vows Action on Comparable Nations JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
The Region : Pair to Be Tried in Deliveryman's Death
Archeological Mother Lode : Dig Unearths Gold Rush-Era General Store in San Francisco RUTH SNYDER, Times Staff Writer
Deserter Killed by Militia in Yugoslavia From Reuters
Firemen Contain Blaze in Shenandoah Forest United Press International
Youths Offer Remembrance to Holocaust LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Bullet in Man's Slaying Linked to Ramirez PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Kemp, State of Georgia Settle at $1.08 Million Associated Press
CS Northridge Women in NCAA Tennis Final
Names in the News
Track / Randy Harvey : Track Promoter Is Offering $10,000, but Nobody's Biting RANDY HARVEY
Sonora Keeps Top Spot in Orange County Poll
Angels Fail to Make Run at Red Sox and Mauch Can't Take It MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Mounce, Peterson Sign With Colleges
Names in the News
Randolph and USC Lead After 36 Holes in Wind-Blown Pac-10 Golf Tournament RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Richards Receives Tributes Associated Press
There's No Question Too Hot to Handle for the Answer Man SCOTT OSTLER
Names in the News
Edison to Play Laguna Beach in Playoff
American League Roundup : Kansas City Sets Table for Tabler, and Cleveland Enjoys Another Feast From Times Wire Services
National League Roundup : Reds Lose Ninth Straight on Horner's Homer in 11th From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Fan in the Scuffle With Reggie Says He Drank More Than Six-Pack of Beer Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Sundstrom, Zivojinovic Upset Victims in First-Round Matches at Forest Hills From Times Wire Services
Preps / Scott Howard-Cooper : A Day of Decisions for Southern Section SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Chapman Tennis Team Picked for Nationals
Mission Bay Gains, but Valhalla Remains in Lead
Just Think, Nuggets Coach Moe Could Have Lost His Shirt
Laker-Maverick Series Becoming a Little Testy, On and Off the Court THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
WAC Tournament to Start Thursday at SDSU
Names in the News
NBA Playoffs : Little Guys Give Bucks Big Lift, 109-104 From Times Wire Services
Triple Crown Ratings BILL CHRISTINE, Advisory panel for The Times' Triple Crown Ratings: Lenny Hale, racing secretary at Aqueduct, Belmont Park and Saratoga; Frank (Jimmy) Kilroe, vice president for racing at Santa Anita; and Tommy Trotter, director of racing at Hollywood Park and racing secretary at Gulfstream Park
The New Zoltan Toth. . . : Socker Goalie Showing Spunk MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Drug Charges Against Prep Star Dropped
2 La Quinta High Girls Want to Play Football STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Aztecs Take Defensive Approach Toward Past, Present STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Sweetening Draft, Berry Decides to Forgo Last Year at St. John's and Turn Pro SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
NHL Playoffs : Montreal Has Help Beating Rangers, 4-3 From Times Wire Services
Arredondo Wins Title, Knocks Out Smith in 5th : New WBC Super-Lightweight Champion Finally Turns On Power at Olympic EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Los Altos Golfer Bob May Comes Through in Playoff and Wins Southern Section Title JOHN FAWAZ, Times Staff Writer
A Rivalry to Ignite the Flames : Crowning Moment for Calgary Was in Beating Edmonton CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Padre Pitchers Proud of Prowess at the Plate : Home Runs and High Batting Averages a Bonus From Players at This Position TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Small Colleges / Alan Drooz : Cal Poly Pomona Making a Late Charge ALAN DROOZ
Los Altos' May Wins Southern Section Title; DuPre of Corona del Mar Ties for 3rd in Golf JOHN FAWAZ, Times Staff Writer
BATTLE THAT NEVER ENDS : Every Day, Welch Realizes, His Life Is Getting Better . . . in Every Way GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Prep Baseball : New Attitude Works at San Diego High
California Raises More Than 20 Million Trout Each Year : Fish Hatcheries Can't Keep Up EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Stage Review : 'Baby Boom Revue' At Hollywood Roosevelt DON SHIRLEY
Movie Review : No Rhyme, No Reason In 'No Retreat' PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Cal-arts Wins At Jazz Festival
Alabama Performs True To Form RANDY LEWIS
Rock Hall Of Fame Will Be Rolling Into Cleveland From Associated Press
Composer Stearns MARC SHULGOLD
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES ROBERT HILBURN, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Ritt Named To Ucla Teaching Post
Pianist Gimpel DONNA PERLMUTTER
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : AUDIOCASSETTES TERRY ATKINSON, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Harbison Premiere : Previn Surveys Modern Romantics MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
SCREEN GIVES REALITY TO HUMANITY'S NUCLEAR NIGHTMARES : It Was Almost Impossible for Anyone of a Certain Age Not to Flash on Images From 'On the Beach' and 'China Syndrome' When Reports of the Soviet Tragedy Became Known : TV NETWORKS ARE COOL TOWARD DOOM DRAMAS JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
SCREEN GIVES REALITY TO HUMANITY'S NUCLEAR NIGHTMARES : It Was Almost Impossible for Anyone of a Certain Age Not to Flash on Images From 'On the Beach' and 'China Syndrome' When Reports of the Soviet Tragedy Became Known : THE PROPHETIC CONTENT OF END-OF-THE-WORLD MOVIES CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES LEE MARGULIES, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS DENNIS HUNT, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS ROBERT HILBURN, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES JACK MATHEWS, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Pop Review : Plan Works, So Alabama Keeps Recipe RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'Free Ride' Goes Nowhere KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Misha And Cipa Dichter In Recital ALBERT GOLDBERG
Two Cinematic Versions Of Horror: 1 Humanitarian, 1 Comedic : Building A Bit Of Fun In A Bomb Film CLARKE TAYLOR
Peabody Award Winners Announced From Associated Press
SCREEN GIVES REALITY TO HUMANITY'S NUCLEAR NIGHTMARES : It Was Almost Impossible for Anyone of a Certain Age Not to Flash on Images From 'On the Beach' and 'China Syndrome' When Reports of the Soviet Tragedy Became Known : CHERNOBYL: A DISASTER THAT VALIDATED VISIONS DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : Golden Age Pieces Are Worth Peek ROBERT McDONALD
Stage Review : Political Theater At Boyd St. ROBERT KOEHLER
Two Cinematic Versions Of Horror: 1 Humanitarian, 1 Comedic : 'Women'--documentary With Anti-war Message ZAN DUBIN
Four Documentaries on Nuclear Threat KEVIN THOMAS
Old Scripts Lead Best-play Field : Tony Award Nominees Announced From Associated Press
Art Reivew : Life's Randomness Is Tv's Spark ROBERT McDONALD
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