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What happened on March 06, 1987
NEWS
She Crusades for Nuclear 'Downwinders' LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Malaysia to Hang Briton Caught Smuggling Heroin United Press International
USC May Deal Major Program to U of Denver WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Staff Writer
Fabrice Has a Good Bead on What's Hot BETTY GOODWIN
Tower Report Book Goes Into Its 3rd Printing ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Jobless Rate Steady 3rd Month as Employment of Women Rises : 290,000 Wives Join Work Force During February Associated Press
The Nation : House Offers Speed Hikes
Soviets Hint OK of 'Star Wars' Tests : Signal They May Accept Development Outside Laboratories, Senators Say SARA FRITZ and ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writers
Baker: Give Schools State Tax Windfalls Associated Press
The Nation
Economy More Vulnerable, Panel Warns Associated Press
Soviet Officials Applaud Nicaraguan Ties, End Visit RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Bennett Offers Revised School Voucher Plan Associated Press
The Nation
Community College Reform Proposal Unveiled by Panel ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
Athens' 4-Day Snow a Record Associated Press
Reagan to Send Shultz to Moscow; Carlucci Sees Chance of Summit United Press International
The Nation
Meese Asks Court to Dismiss Attack on Iran Probe RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
No Evidence Contras Sell Drugs, DEA Says Associated Press
The Region : Second Court Planned
Judge Thwarts Nixon Move Associated Press
Assembly Votes to Restore $76.2 Million in State School Aid JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
The World : U.S. Assails Cuba on Rights
School Bus Flips, 42 Hurt Associated Press
Body Worry : Meet Senor Yanez; Forget Those Excuses REMAR SUTTON
Judge Temporarily Blocks 10% Cut in Medi-Cal Fees DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The State : Diablo Canyon Probed
The State
The World
S.F., Oakland Vie for 3,500 Workers : Bay Area Mayors Feud Over Federal Jobs DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Cost Complaints Fail to Stop $725-Million Package : House Approves More Aid to Homeless MIKE MILLS, Times Staff Writer
Edelman Finds Hahn 'Alert,' Urges Him to Return to Duty TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Sales of Savings Bonds Up 24% Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
The World
The Region
Canadian Official Sees U.S. 'Neanderthals' on Acid Rain, Calls Byrd's Remarks Stupid Associated Press
Detective Wounds Car Theft Suspect
The World
Study Assails 'Disarray' in State Services for Children LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Saigon Monk Enjoying Salad Days in New Home ANN HEROLD
200 at CBS to Be Laid Off in $30-Million Budget Cut JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Kids to 'Say Know' in Shopping Centers Itabari Njeri.
Weinberger and Shultz Reject Panel Criticism NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Morocco Gets $25 Million From Reuters
The World
British Ferry Carrying 650 Capsizes Leaving Belgium : 260 Rescued; Divers Hunt for Others in Icy Waters From Times Wire Services
About the Size of It Compiled by the Fashion87 staff
Four Killed in Plane Crash United Press International
Strong Quake Rocks Chile; No Casualties From Times Wire Services
Group Marks Anniversary of 1770 Boston Massacre Associated Press
Lack of 'Black Box' to Hamper Inquiry Into Detroit Air Crash United Press International
Speech and Staff Changes First Steps : Reagan Shifts Focus to Repairing Image JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Offer New Concessions to Ban Chemical Weapons From Reuters
Appointees of Reagan Urged to Critique Speech United Press International
Fashion 87 : Italians Skirt the Hemline Issue in a Preview of Fall Collections BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
Sewage Spill in San Diego One of State's Worst From a Times Staff Writer
Chernobyl Evacuees Still Awaiting New Housing, Letter Says From Reuters
$100 Million for Senators Noted; PAC Inquiry Opens PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Reputed Mob Boss Found Guilty Associated Press
Eban Questions Israeli Account of Pollard Affair DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Report May Be Sent to Every U.S. Household ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Soviets Should Not Try Linnas, Immigrants Tell Meese : U.S. Urged to Conduct Nazi Crime Trials ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
16-Yr.-Olds Accused of Killing Boy Face Death United Press International
Connery, Audrey Hepburn Honor Associated Press
Ike Pappas Among CBS Personnel to Get Notices Associated Press
Plane's Lack of Flight Recorders Hampers Detroit Crash Inquiry JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Judge Grants Right to Die to Woman, 92, in a Coma for 1 Year From a Times Staff Writer
Shevardnadze in Jakarta United Press International
S.D. Ruling : Woman, 92, in Coma Is Given Right to Die JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Trio Sought in Killings of Cocaine Suspect, 2 Others TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
American Can Co. Changes Name to Match New Image Associated Press
Rudolf Hess in Hospital--Has Pneumonia Associated Press
Buddy Rich Has Brain Tumor
Friends Raise $100,000 Bail for CHP Officer
Questions Raised on Care Given Artist Before His Death : Warhol Nurse Undergoes Investigation JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Bus Repair System Keeps Stalling RICH CONNELL and TRACY WOOD, Times Staff Writers
Neglected for Years : Health Care: Philippine Crisis Looms MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Medfly Spraying Curbed Associated Press
RTD Computer Crew Bides Its Time TRACY WOOD and RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writers
Will China Continue Economic Reform Plan? Shultz Not Sure NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Hails 'Breakthrough' on Euromissiles ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
West European Media Applaud Reagan Speech Associated Press
Missed 'Signals' in Iran Affair, Bush Says Associated Press
Man's Failing Heart Is Replaced With Grandson's, a Traffic Victim Associated Press
The State
Police Flex Muscles in a Drug-Shopping Zone PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
American and Girlfriend Get 4 Yrs. in Boy George Drug Case From Reuters
Rolling Stone Publishes 'Clockwork's' Last Chapter BILL STEIGERWALD
The World
Book Review : Tower Report More Involved With NSC Than Iran-Contra JACK MILES, Times Book Editor
Reagan Selects Envoys to Malaysia, Liberia Associated Press
S. Africa Says It Continues to Resettle Black Families MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Girl Saved After Being Stuck 5 Hours in Sand Associated Press
The Word Is Out on Shorties--Mr. Five-by-Five Is Now a 10 : Watch Out, Tall, Dark and Handsome . . . the Latest in Male Appreciation Is Toward Short, Cuddly and Roundish NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
Her Grip Is Firm as Stocks Soar, Copter Dispute Fades Away : Thatcher, Riding High, Ponders Next Election TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Museum Has Mystery of Missing Feast ANN CONWAY
Demjanjuk Quoted: Guards Only Followed Orders United Press International
Reagan Lied on Arms-Hostage Issue, Iran Says Associated Press
New Owners of 2 Buildings Sold by Slumlord Charged With Violations
Private Contra Funding of $32 Million Disclosed : Leader Shows Secret Bank Data in Effort to Prove Rebels Did Not Get Money From Iran Arms Sales DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
'Deep Throat's' Linda Lovelace Has 14-Hour Liver Transplant United Press International
SPORTS
Gymnast Tami Elliott Suffers Neck Injury ROBYN NORWOOD
Anthony Cook Is Boning Up On Defense and the Books in Second Year at Arizona MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Titan Gymnast Elliott Hurt in Fall : Neck Injury During Vault May End All-American's Career ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
CITY BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : Fairfax Figures to Fare Well in 4-A Final SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
No. 2-Ranked Graf Stuns No. 1 Navratilova, 6-3, 6-2 Associated Press
Reckless in Wrecks : Jalopy Builder Nunes Thrives on Crash Courses at Saugus Speedway RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Titans' Turner Comes Back and More Than Lives Up to His Billing STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Vandeweghe Scores 48, but Blazers Beaten by Sonics From Times Wire Services
Joyner Signs, but McCaskill Walks Out : Angel Pitcher Cites a 'Lack of Fairness' in Contract Negotiations MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Chaminade Rallies to Top Notre Dame
Pacific 10 Basketball Tournament : UCLA Seems to Have It All Going for First Time THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Notebook : Welch Misses Workout With Sore Right Elbow SAM McMANIS
Despite Setbacks for Three World Champions, U.S. Amateur Boxers Defeat Soviet Team, 7-5 Associated Press
416 Prep Wrestlers in Fresno Competition
USD to Play Pepperdine in Conference Semifinal CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Skywalker Has Fractured Shin, Will Miss Sunday's Big 'Cap BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Lazers Complete Another Trade, Play in Chicago PETE THOMAS
Padre Notebook : Bowa Shortens Workout on Eve of Angel Game STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : UC Irvine Has Big Fourth Inning to Defeat Portland in Baseball, 8-4
Southland Viewers Must Wait Awhile for NCAA Pairings LARRY STEWART
Reggie Thinks He May Be Going for a Dozen
Fullerton Kicks Irvine Out of PCAA Tourney JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Rivalry or Not, UCI Again Gets Bounced by Fullerton, 92-81 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
There Isn't Much Fire in the Kings During Their 7-2 Defeat by Calgary JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : A Fast Start Carries Red Wings Past North Stars, 9-3 From Times Wire Services
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 3-A : Rolling Hills vs. Saugus JOHN FAWAZ
Clippers, Winless on Trip, Face Celtics CHRIS BAKER
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 3-A : Mission Viejo vs. Katella STEVE LOWERY
Ortiz Is Named Pac-10 Player of Year; Hazzard Is Selected as the Top Coach
No. 1 China Is Too Much for U.S. Women in Volleyball RICK HAZELTINE
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 2-A : Lompoc vs. Chino MITCH POLIN
Raiders Say Plunkett Underwent Surgery on Shoulder Last Week MARK HEISLER
TAKING A SWING AT THE FUTURE : Garvey Ponders Options TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 2-A : Banning vs. Woodbridge ELLIOTT TEAFORD
College Baseball : Natal's Grand Slam Paces UCSD Win
Glendale LPGA Tournament : King Has 2-Shot Lead After Tying Course Record With a 67 in Rain SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
REASON TO SMILE : Virginia's Holland Adds Humor, Smarts to a Winning Career JOHN FEINSTEIN, The Washington Post
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 1-A : Atascadero vs. Valley Christian GARY KLEIN
USC Shooting Goes Amiss in 51-49 Loss to Ducks; ASU Wins MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Is MVP in Orange League
Sullivan Takes 4-Stroke Lead in Florida Associated Press
Merritt Eliminates No. 2 Valley Women in State Quarterfinals DEREK RASER
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 1-A Girls : Calvin Christian Ready to Try Again JEFF MILLER
Sockers Sign Goalie Toth to 3-Year Contract
Southern Section Soccer Championships : Mission Viejo, Torrance Have Rematch : Tartars Get Chance to Avenge Upset in December Tournament ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Weather Plagues Calgary Olympic Skiing Site
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 3-A Girls : Vista Faces a Tough Task: Playing Point Loma in Final RICK HAZELTINE
UNLV's Gilliam Named PCAA Player of the Year; Tarkanian Is Top Coach
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : Newcomer Edison Faces Buena Veterans ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : Millikan Latest Challenger to Take Run at Mater Dei in the 5-A SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Women's Basketball Roundup : Lamb, Nelson and Howell Lead USC Over Washington
Bonecrusher--Why Is He Called That? JIM MURRAY
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 1-A : Crossroads vs. Whittier Christian GUY GRUPPIE
PCAA Basketball Tournament Roundup : Rebels Hand Palmer a Last Painful Loss DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Horace Grant, Clemson Deserve National Attention SALLY JENKINS, The Washington Post
Cleveland's Brotherly Boss : Braswell Reaches His Players With a Friendly Touch STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
CITY BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 3-A GIRLS : Reseda vs. North Hollywood MARK LANGILL
College Basketball Roundup : Temple Gets Even, Wins, 70-57 From Times Wire Services
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : SMALL SCHOOLS : Rosamond vs. Maricopa PETE THOMAS
Higgins' Mother Says He Was Not Coerced on Letter THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Are Trounced by UTEP : Gaines' Career at SDSU Ends on Losing Note, 85-65 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei, West Torrance in Soccer Final Tonight
Osendorf's Staying Power Faces Stiff Test : State Wrestling Title Would Cap a Long Season MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 4-A : Santa Monica vs. Westlake ROBERT YOUNT
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : SMALL SCHOOLS : Hesperia Christian vs. Whitney PAUL McLEOD
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 2-A Boys : Oceanside's City Rivalry Is Renewed CHRIS ELLO
Birmingham Awash in Enthusiasm Over Trip to City 3-A Final MARK LANGILL, Times Staff Writer and
Community College Roundup : Churchill Leads Fullerton to a 10-3 Victory in Baseball
World Indoor Track Championships Start Today United Press International
Bird Leads Northridge Volleyball Team to Win
Community College Women's Basketball Playoffs : Golden West Tops Sacramento City STEVE KRESAL
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 2-A Girls : San Pasqual Hopes to Avenge Loss to La Jolla JEFFREY PARENTI
WCAC Basketball Tournament : Pepperdine Gets Third Chance to Beat San Diego RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 1-A Boys : Tall Calipatria Put to the Test
Just Asking--Here's Big 'Cap Quiz : Try These 50 Questions (and Answers) on the Great Race BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
CITY BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 4-A GIRLS : Kennedy vs. Crenshaw JOHN FAWAZ
Students Turn Out to Watch Booker Sign SDSU Letter RICK HAZELTINE
SAN DIEGO SECTION BASKETBALL : 3-A Boys : Monte Vista Hopes to Foul Up Foe CHRIS DE LUCA
Pacific 10 Men's Swimming : Stanford Has Lead, as Usual; Biondi, Kostoff, Nance Win SCOTT ROSENBERG, Times Staff Writer
CITY BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES : 3-A BOYS : Granada Hills vs. Birmingham STEVE ELLING
BUSINESS
Number of American Manufacturers Dwindles : Imports Invade U.S. Piano Market NANCY L. ROSS, The Washington Post
Dow Climbs Another 18.98 to Record High : GM Plans, Reagan Talk Spur Investor Confidence From Times Wire Services
Bethlehem denied any imminent bankruptcy filing.
Put Pain Into Profits Made in Short Term JAMES FLANIGAN
Oak Industries Reports Net Loss for 4th Quarter GREG JOHNSON
Japanese Take Aim at 64-Megabit D-RAM; U.S. Experts Skeptical : Triumphant NTT Working on Even Bigger Chips SAM JAMESON and DONNA K.H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writers
Dollar Slips After Early Advance Associated Press
Chemlawn Corp. rejected a takeover offer.
Lucky Stores reinstated its quarterly dividend.
U.S. Raises Questions on Some Meat Imports Associated Press
Women's Health Centers Reports $1-Million Loss
February Retail Sales Rise, but Analysts Differ on Outlook Associated Press
Hughes Changes Its Mind Again, Says It Will Reopen Merger Talks With Baker LESLIE BERKMAN and ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writers
Coffee Futures Prices Dive From Associated Press
Aerospace firms funded an automation institute.
Heck's Inc. filed for protection under Chapter 11.
USAir Rebuffs $1.6-Billion Takeover Attempt by Icahn ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Senate Banking Committee Hears Complaints : Icahn Aside, Raiders Offer Low Profile Associated Press
Ryder Systems purchased a Scottish company.
Spanish Bank to Buy 2 B of A Foreign Units JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
MCI Will Urge Deregulation of Rival AT&T : Move Aimed at Pushing Up Long-Distance Rates BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Bullock's Woman : Specialty Retailer's New Store Has Chic Size-16 Set in Mind MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Intermark Plans $40-Million Offering
IBM Claims in Suit That Tustin Firm Infringed on 'Little Tramp' Trademark CARLA LAZZARESCHI
SEC Enforcement Chief Certain of More Insider Cases DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Egypt's Farmers Reap Desert Crops : Greenhouse 'Tunnels' May Ease Need for Food Imports PATRICK E. TYLER, The Washington Post
Oil Prices Seesaw After OPEC Issues Statement From Times Wire Services
Judge Is Allowed to Remain on Big Intel-NEC Copyright Case DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Battle Over Japan Rice Import Ban Associated Press
The Hard Rock Cafe sought U.S. investors.
$12-Million Navy Pact Won by Cubic Subsidiary
Governor Fills Vacant 5th Seat on State PUC BRUCE KEPPEL
North America S&L Believed Defrauded of Up to $40 Million JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
TRW Policies Didn't Lead to Overcharges, Chairman Says OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Federated Stores Names Chief NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
Hassanein Will Quit UA Chain, Sources Report KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Paradyne Settles With U.S. in Computer Case : Draws $1-Million Fine After Pleading Guilty to Fraud in Effort to Win Social Security Contract Associated Press
Chrysler split its stock and raised its dividend.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Reporter Farr Dies; Went to Jail to Protect Sources JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Three in Traci Lords Sex Film Case Indicted KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Fish-n-Fool Survivor Tells of Bitter Ordeal : 'The Galley Turned (Over) Completely, and It Rolled and Rolled and Rolled Over . . . It Just Kept Going' HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Grisham Called 'Liar' by Green in Cerritos Talk STEVE CHURM, Times Staff Writer
A Scratch in the Teflon Will Not Stop This President DON NICKLES, Don Nickles (R-Okla.) serves on the Senate Appropriations and Budget committees .
Residents Want New Freeways, but Not the Taxes, Survey Shows JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Girl, 3, Young Visitor Sought HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Storm Expected to Bring Heavy Rain to County KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton
Heavy Rains Trigger Fear of Flooding JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Target Practice
San Diego
Risking the Health of Billions
El Cajon
Judges Assail Release Plan at Crowded County Jail JERRY HICKS and JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writers
Is That All There Is?
1st Candidate Files Papers in Special Election ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Admissions Policy at UCLA
Reaction to Heidt Estates Article
Reaction to Heidt Estates Article
School Sets Up Fund to Honor Crash Victim HEIDI EVANS
Buildings Sold by L.A. Slumlord Get New Owners Into Trouble ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer
Heavy Rain, High Winds Trigger Fear of Flooding JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
On Pollard, Israel Should Have Cooperated Fully or Clammed Up WOLF BLITZER, Wolf Blitzer is the Washington correspondent of the Jerusalem Post.
E.F. Hutton
Cityhood Bid : Calabasas May Seek Own Revenue Study BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Driver Injured as Car Knocks Down Streetlight Pole
Funny Way to Write a Column
Spying: Punishment and Rewards
Man Shot Burglary Suspect in Dark : State Upholds Exoneration in Slaying DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Peyer's Kin, Friends Put Up Homes to Post His Bail MARCOS BRETON, Times Staff Writer
Admissions Policy at UCLA
San Diego
CSUF Fires Professor Accused of Vote Fraud SANDRA CROCKETT, Times Staff Writer
Firing of Diocesan Controller May Have Delayed Inquiry MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Tustin
Homeowners Seek Stricter L.A. County Development Limits LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Office Tower Blocks Key Signal; Airport Threatens Lawsuit JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Trailers Parked on Playground Irk Encino School's Neighbors BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
South Africa and Soviet Union
Review of Jail Classification System Approved JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
P.S. Nichols, SDSU Activist, Is Dead at 55 HILLIARD HARPER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : 2 Arrested After Fatal Shooting at Video Store Ken Chavez \f7
Notorious Pump Station Spilling Sewage Again RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Robbins Asks State Funds for Japanese Gardens ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Fountain Valley : Boy Dies From Effects of Inhaling Aerosol Gas Leonel Sanchez
Santa Ana : Cemetery Vandals Told to Pay Costs of Repairs Andy Rose
Polluted Wells Block Growth in Agua Dulce ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Accidental Drug and Swimming Pool Deaths Rise Markedly in County MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Pet Store Owner Faces Charges at Second Outlet GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Union Says 'Rats' to Contractor of New Marriott Hotel Ken Chavez
Admissions Policy at UCLA
Forget 'Hands On': Let Reagan Be Reagan DAVID AARON, David Aaron, a former deputy on the National Security Council, advised Democrat Walter F. Mondale in his 1984 presidential campaign. Aaron's novel, "State Scarlet," based on a White House crisis, will be published in April by G. Putnam & Sons.
Driver May Face Murder Charge in Girl's Death GABE FUENTES and DEBORRAH WILKINSON, Times Staff Writers
L.A. Fire Captain's School Under Attack for Alleged Coaching on Promotion Test CLAIRE SPIEGEL and JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writers
Stock Tip?
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Review : 'Adjustments' As Wright Memorial SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
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Theater Review : Of Kings, Saints And Their Choices NANCY CHURNIN DEMAC
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Cbs And Abc Get Jump On Season With Five Series LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
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Pop Review : Belfast's White In L.a. Debut STEVE HOCHMAN
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Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
And Now A Word From America's Anchorman HOWARD ROSENBERG
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Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
Santa Monica SUZANNE MUCHNIC
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Fast Food, Real Flavor and Fun, Too RUTH REICHL
Rooney To Honor Cbs Picket Line JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
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Hollywood KRISTINE McKENNA
New Music La 1987 : Music Review : Works By Northridge Composers DANIEL CARIAGA
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Camille's Refined House Of Romance ROBIN GREEN
Pupils, Albee Brainstorm HILLIARD HARPER, Times Staff Writer
Cable Tv Review : 'Street-smart': Words To The Wise LYNNE HEFFLEY
Ballet Theatre At Shrine : Van Hamel Refocuses 'The Sleeping Beauty' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Movie Reviews : 'Knights And Emeralds' KEVIN THOMAS
Wilshire Center SUZANNE MUCHNIC
What's In A Name? : Two Children's Theatres Proves To Be Too Many CHALON SMITH
'Top Gun' Prepares for Takeoff With Commercial on Board; Meanwhile, CBS-Fox's 'The Fly' Is Waiting in the Wings DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Music
He Added Sound To A Silent Film STEVEN SMITH
California Ballet Faces Crisis Of Competition, Director Says MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Motion Picture Assn.: Raters Of The Lost Art? JACK MATHEWS
'Casanova's' Brilliant Restoration MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Stage Reviews : 'Peter Pan' Well-aimed At The Young CATHY DE MAYO
Japanese-american Food In A Pleasing Ambiance CHARLES PERRY
MOVIES REVIEWS : A LEAP BACK IN TIME AND PLACE FOR A COMEDY AND A THRILLER : 'Tin Men' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Stage Review : 'The Traveler' Almost Makes It DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
At El Camino : 'Romeo' By Ballet De France LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Movie Reviews : Gibson Explodes As 'Lethal Weapon' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Stage Reviews : 'You Can't Take It With You' CHALON SMITH
'My Life In Art' Aims To Get Broadway's Goat ROBERT KOEHLER
Swamp Zombies Catch A New Wave Of Folk Music RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Koce-tv Will Begin Pledge Drive
MOVIE REVIEWS : A LEAP BACK IN TIME AND PLACE FOR A COMEDY AND A THRILLER : 'Angel Heart' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
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