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What happened on March 30, 1987
NEWS
Descendants of Slave Charge Swindle by Texas Whites : Long Quest Harvests a Tale of Lost Land BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
White House Stands by Its Account of Kinnock Talks Associated Press
Herpes Sufferers Find the Fear and Stigma Lessening GARY LIBMAN
The Lotto Tipsters: They Have Your Number MIKE WYMA, Wyma is a Toluca Lake free-lance writer. and
Film Industry's Most Coveted Prize Starts Life in Illinois Trophy Firm PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Age Suicides: Causes, Prevention
Crowd Riots as Spain's Tainted Oil Case Opens United Press International
Italian Terror Suspect Arrested in Venezuela Associated Press
Government Spending for Law Enforcement Up 75% in 6 Years Associated Press
U.S. Recalls All 28 Marine Guards at Moscow Embassy : Follows Spy Allegations Against 2 From Times Wire Services
Bakker Talked of Suicide, Preacher Says United Press International
The Region
The State
Iran Deal Hurt U.S. in Mideast, Carter Declares From Reuters
The Nation : Traffic Fatalities Increase
Key Channels to Embassy in Moscow Reported Cut Off Associated Press
The World
6,000 March Against U.S. Policy in Central America Associated Press
The Nation
Carter Sees Syrian Bid to Free Hostages NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Chirac Arrives in U.S. From Reuters
The Nation
Shias Fire on Camp Protest; 5 Deaths Reported United Press International
Falwell May Return $79,000 Gift United Press International
The State
South Warned of Tornadoes, Freeze : Storm Strands Travelers Across Plains from Associated Press
The World : Libyan Crew Asks Asylum
Soviet Plan to Ease Policy on Jews Told From Reuters
The World
Congressmen Rap Air Force on B-1B Woes Associated Press
The World
Ex-Thrift Head Gets 3 1/2 Years Associated Press
Pakistanis Down Afghan Jet Associated Press
Bird Seen in Keys First Time This Century United Press International
The Nation
The World
Pollard Case 'Betrayal of Trust' Between Israel, U.S., Rabbi Says Associated Press
Times and Pfaffinger Donations Aid Center
Dollar at New Low Against Yen Associated Press
The Nation
The State
No AIDS Vaccine Seen This Century : Koop Prediction Based on Availability for Widespread Use MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Age Suicides: Causes, Prevention
The World
The Region : 100 Held in Drunk Driving Crackdown
Thatcher Prods Soviets on Rights Issue, Afghanistan Associated Press
The Nation
Signs of Anger at Prairie Home SHIRLEY MARLOW
The Nation
Some Soviet Voters to Get a Choice in Local Elections From Reuters
New Home Sales Slump in Feb. Associated Press
Dodd Rules Out No. 2 Job Associated Press
Reagan's Not About to Let 'Fat Lady Sing' United Press International
Jewish Memorial Restored Associated Press
The Region
Dow Suffers 3rd-Biggest Loss From Times Wire Services
The State
The Nation
The World
Papal Visit Will Face Propaganda Battle in Chile WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Shultz Survives Foes, Expands Policy Control NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Underground Clinics Selling Homemade AIDS Drugs Associated Press
German Fairgrounds Fire United Press International
Bulgaria Reports Quake Associated Press
Uruguay Deeply Split Over Amnesty for Rights Abuses by Armed Forces WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Message of Passover Learned in the Making of Unleavened Bread LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
High Court Refuses to Toughen Air Bag, Seat Belt Standards Associated Press
Book Review : The Queen of Homemakers Meets a Nice Dogcatcher CAROLYN SEE
Brennan Steers Court Left Despite Rehnquist : Justice Has Succeeded in Drawing Moderates to Liberal Majorities in 16 Divided Cases This Year DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Hemingway Conference Draws Fans, Students GORDON SMITH
Pollard Spy Figure Quits Israeli Post : Col. Sella Cites U.S. Controversy Over Promotion DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Bases, Politics Involved : Philippines Face Difficult Obstacles in AIDS Fight MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Copies and Originals : Appetite for Diners Looks Insatiable LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Plains States Dig Out of Heavy Snow : Arctic Air Chills Southern Region, Ruins Fruit Crops From Associated Press
Although vegetables may seduce mostly women, an Italian dish has aroused a masculine apostate Jack Smith
Murdoch Agrees to Buy Harper & Row for $300 Million Associated Press
Thatcher Wades Into Crowds of Amazed Soviets TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
S. African Cabinet Member Found Dead : Apparent Suicide Poses Election Problems for Botha and Party MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Infant in Abduction, Murder Case Found Unharmed; 2 Suspects Held United Press International
A Daughter's Book Breaks Isolating Silence for Her Deaf Parents URSULA VILS, Times Staff Writer
Park That PTL Built Rides Roller-Coaster of Success, Scandal JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Van Gogh Painting Sold for Record $39.85 Million Associated Press
No Robots, Thanks; Credit Due Will Do
Scofflaws to Start Getting Denver Boot
Papers Say Wealthy Contra Donor Saw North as Conduit Associated Press
Woman Sought in Murder, Baby Kidnaping Associated Press
No Robots, Thanks; Credit Due Will Do
Onassis Funds Hellenic Center Associated Press
2 Killed in Bar Shoot-Out United Press International
Evangelist's Faithful Gather and Pray for Him From Associated Press
Teen-Age Suicides: Causes, Prevention
Stolen $10,000 Violin Nets $40 for Thief Associated Press
When Sense of Smell Is Lost, So Is Taste, Sufferers Find JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The Death of Robert Preston
Residents Near Airport Criticize Plan to Buy or Soundproof Homes JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
New 10 Days On, 5 Days Off Schedule Has a Beat Escondido Police Like TOM GORMAN and SHIRLEY MARLOW, Times Staff Writer
Z.T. Trumbo, Ex-Managing Editor of The Times, Dies at 85
Children Get Taste of Farm Life in Orange
Fill 'er Up
Far From Leakproof
It's Chaos
Escondido
U.S., Europe Must Get Reacquainted : New Generation of Leaders Should Learn to Cooperate LEO TINDEMANS, Leo Tindemans, Belgium's minister of foreign relations, is the president of the European Community's Council of Ministers.
Brea : City Wins Grant to Help Fund Street Widening
South Laguna : Motorist Crushed by Traffic Signal Pole
Male Chivalry?
Proposed Increase in Gasoline Tax
Proposed Increase in Gasoline Tax
Daylight Time
The Crumbling of a Dam
Proposed Increase in Gasoline Tax
10 Candidates Begin Scramble for 2 Open Seats on School Board PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Irvine : UCI Wins Contract to Train Teachers Marcida Dodson \f7
Parents, Schools Team Up to Keep Problem-Plagued Students in School PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Proposed Increase in Gasoline Tax
This Pope Will Appreciate Chile's Stand Against Marxism HERNAN FELIPE ERRAZURIZ, Hernan Felipe Errazuriz is Chile's ambassador to the United States.
Treated Waste Water Seen as Solution to Growing S.D. Problem DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
The Pandora's Box of Human Life : Society's Issue: Is Biology or Personality the Essential Ingredient? JAMES W. WALTERS, James W. Walters is an associate professor of Christian ethics at Loma Linda University and the chairman of the Pacific section of the Society of Christian Ethics.
SCHOOL'S IN : Judge Gets High Marks for Program That Lets Young Offenders Choose Between Classroom and Juvenile Hall JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Traffic Problems
Arson Is Suspected in Laguna High Fire DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Pala
Small Group Pickets Irvine Supermarket Making Test Sales of Irradiated Papayas MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Circo Barrio! : One-Ring Family Circus Finds Loyal Following for Performances in Spanish STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Citizen Review Plan Works for Phoenix; S.D. Police Dislike It GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Chile's Democrats Pray for Pope's Moral Support CHARLES MILLARD JR., Charles Millard Jr. is a lawyer in New York who has worked with the Vicaria de la Solidaridad.
San Diego
Air Pursuit of Stolen Plane Leads to Arrest of Three Youths From United Press International
By, for Gays : A Rip-Snorting Rodeo With a Special Brand BELLA STUMBO, Times Staff Writer
The Death of Robert Preston
Crime Breeds Decay in an Old Placentia Barrio : Older Residents of Latino Santa Fe District Say New Immigrants Are Importing Violence KEN CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Vietnamese Rebel Leader Promises to 'Spare No Effort' to Rescue U.S. MIAs BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Violence, Turmoil in Jobless Offices Lead to Changes MARIA L. LaGANGA and NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writers
She promised to select a past life that I would enjoy. : Tom, the Running Indian Al Martinez
SPORTS
Around-the-World Single-Handed Race : Canadian Sails Dismasted Sloop Around the Horn to the Falklands DAN BYRNE, Special to The Times and Dan Byrne, a former news editor for the Los Angeles Times, was among the finishers in the first solo race around the world in 1983
Simi Valley Senior Golf Tournament : Charles Shoots a 74 but Holds On to Win DAN HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing Roundup : Snow Chief Fades to Third as Skip Trial Wins Gulfstream 'Cap From Times Wire Services
Is This Guy the World's Biggest Cinderella? : Chuck Rogers, All 343 Pounds of Him, Has Everything--but Experience--to Play in NFL CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
First to Go Around It Minus Mast DAN BYRNE
Dodger Notebook : Hershiser Will Pitch Opener Against Astros SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : McEnroe Can't Get By Another Swede in Final From Times Wire Services
From the Real World, Here's One Sincere Plea for Clemens-See SCOTT OSTLER
Angel Notebook : Tests Ordered for Pitchers Candelaria and Lucas; Fraser Makes His Bid MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
O'Neal: Taking It Day by Day : Injured Charger Is Casual About Future CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Diving at Mission Viejo : Louganis, Back in Form, Springs to Routine Wins ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Weighing Less, Struggling More : Carner Sheds 40 Pounds, Battles the Down Side of Looking Good
Names in the News
Names in the News
Bowa Chooses Show as Starter on Opening Day Against Giants TOM FRIEND
NCAA Women's Basketball Championship : Volunteers Finally Take Coach to Summitt SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Tacoma Scores 10-2 Win Over Lazers Associated Press
Sockers Fall Flat in Wichita MAL ELLIOTT
Kings Get Push Into Playoffs : Canucks Eliminated by Loss to Hartford JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo Diving : Louganis Regains Winning Form : Breezes to Victories in Springboard, Platform Competition ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Shimooka Wins Pro Surfing Event
Orange County Prep Review : Newport Harbor Volleyball Is Head of the Class Steve Lowery
Earnhardt Winner When Elliott's Tank Goes Dry on Final Lap
NHL Roundup : Whalers' 7-4 Victory Eliminates Canucks From Times Wire Services
Trenary Injured in Figure Skating Exhibition RANDY HARVEY
Golf Roundup : Lyle Defeats Sluman in a Playoff for TPC Title From Times Wire Services
Ownership Still Goal for Garvey : He'd Like to Buy Padres If Sale Falls Through TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Celtics Honor Erving, Then Floor 76ers, 118-100 From Times Wire Services
Mission Viejo Diving : Louganis, Back in Form, Breezes to Wins in Springboard, Platform ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach's Gill Takes First in Professional Surfing Event
USD Wins Men's Tennis Invitational
THE NCAA FINAL : INDIANA VS. SYRACUSE : Seikaly vs. Alford Looks Like the Long and the Short of It THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Indiana's Knight: The Enigma Who Enjoys Solving Puzzles MIKE DOWNEY
Community College Softball : Fullerton's Gonzales Blanks Cypress
Seikaly Picked It Up Too Well, Too Soon
Cal State Fullerton Softball Tournament : Titans, Clark Shut Down Fresno State for Title MIKE CORNWELL, Times Staff Writer
STILL ON FIRST : In the Final Season of His Contract With San Diego, Steve Garvey Looks Over a Wealth of Possibilities TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Baseball : UCI's 8-Run Seventh Finishes Off Fresno State STEVE KRESAL
NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : INDIANA VS. SYRACUSE : Knight's California Connection: Dean Garrett and Joe Hillman MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Tokyo Gets '91 World Track Meet : IAAF Invites Los Angeles to Try for '95 Championships RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Zoffany Sticks His Neck Out : Seven-Year-Old Wins On Way to Retirement BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Three Get Awards From Publicists
Music And Dance Reviews : Vaughan Williams DANIEL CARIAGA.
Music And Dance Reviews : Pianist Claude Helffer Plays At Usc DANIEL CARIAGA
Symposium : Foreign Directors Honored KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
'Intimate Exchanges' At Old Globe SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Music And Dance Reviews : 'The Sand Hills' JOHN VOLAND
Jazz Review : 2 Virtuosos At Catalina's LEONARD FEATHER
Distinguished Absentees
'Homage' To French Films Continues KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Opera In Orange County : Menotti Stages A Traditional 'La Boheme' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
The Great Insult Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Oscar Annals Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Hopefuls Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Hopefuls Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
By The Numbers Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Hopefuls Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Inside Words Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
The Little Film That Could: 'Room' Already A Big Winner JACK MATHEWS
FINAL COUNTDOWN TO ACADEMY AWARDS : The Ratings Envelope, Please: Will Oscar Win the Time Slot or Lose to Basketball's Slam Dunk? : HOLLYWOOD PLAYS THE TV PERCENTAGES JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Hopefuls Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Inside Words Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Distinguished Absentees Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Hopefuls Academy Awards news, views and statistics from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Music Review : Yoakam's Happy, Uppity Country Bop CHRIS WILLMAN
Spirit Awards: Year Of Film Independents DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Latc Production : Absurd And The Real Meld In Dietz's 'Infinity' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Comedy Review : A Wee Bit Of Vivid Scottish Humor LAWRENCE CHRISTON, Times Staff Writer
Music And Dance Reviews : Gloria Newman LEWIS SEGAL
Nureyev And Friends At The Shrine DONNA PERLMUTTER
BUSINESS
Japan Reported Ready to Move on Trade Issues : May Buy Supercomputers From U.S., Open Bidding on Construction Projects DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Taft Broadcasting will talk with Theta Corp.
B of A Discloses Boost in Loan Loss Reserves VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
The U.S. told India it can buy a supercomputer.
Citicorp asked the FBI to aid an internal probe.
Lockheed won a Johnson Space Center contract.
How to Avoid Some Pitfalls in Tax Filing S. J. DIAMOND
Anheuser-Busch said it finished its ethics inquiry.
Korbel's Innovative Twist Paying Off : Helps No. 2 Champagne Maker Cut Costs, Satisfy Soaring Demand BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Unix: Only a Programmer Could Love It Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Walk-In Medical Clinics Changing Focus to Survive JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Defunct Record Company Besieged by Investigations WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
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