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What happened on May 10, 1987
NEWS
30 Years After Mercury Poisoning at Minamata : Ecological Disaster at Japan Village Leaves Legacy of Suffering MICHAEL WEISSKOPF, The Washington Post
Operation Pisces One for the Books--Ledgers Reveal Drug Network GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Mother Convicted of Murdering Baby : Killing Spurs Debate on Postpartum Depression MAUD S. BEELMAN, Associated Press
Bishop Questions Casey's Ethical Outlook at Funeral JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Irish Dowager Duchess Dies in Car Crash Near Belfast From Times Wire Services
S. Korea's Disciplined Combat Police Take Hard Line Against Protesters JOHN BURGESS, The Washington Post
Hbo Bids Farewell To 'Fraggle Rock' Marc Shulgold
Skydiver on a Collision Course With Heroism in the Arizona Sky : 'She Would Have Died and I Just Could Not Let That Happen' PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Partial Listing of Airline Crash Victims Associated Press
Neutral Sweden to Beef Up Its Military Muscle : Growing East-West Power in Region Spurs Nation to Hike Defense Spending LARRY GERBER, Associated Press
"Married . . . With Children" is a pitiful excuse for a...
Senior Citizens Kick Up Their Heels in Commercials JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
183 Killed in Crash of Polish Jet : 17 Americans Die as Airliner Falls Outside Warsaw From Times Wire Services
The World
Lack of Fingerprint Forms Snarls Amnesty Processing From Associated Press
Forecast on Spending Off by $1 Billion--Governor DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The State
Spain Drug Raid Nets 100 From Reuters
The World
The State
Testimony Ends : Carried Out North Orders, Secord Says United Press International
The World
The Region
The Nation
The House
Danger From Libya Feared by Solomon Islands Leader From Reuters
The State
McFarlane May Give New Iran Cover-up Data SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Visits Emirates United Press International
The House
The Nation
The Nation : FBI Sees 6% Crime Jump
7 Killed in Greek Collision United Press International
The Nation
Eastern Earns $2 Million Associated Press
The State : State's River Flows Low
The Nation
Iowa Legislature Votes 65-M.P.H. Speed Limit Associated Press
A-Plant Worker Found Slightly Contaminated Associated Press
The House
The Nation
The World
Senate Runoff Hinges on Who Corrals Most Voters in Election Day Roundup STEVEN R. CHURM and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
The Region
China Checking on Arms Reaching Iran From Reuters
The World
Developments in Brief : Toxic Gas From Africa Lake Still Seen as Peril Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Says It Would Give Soviets 'What They Can't Win at Bargaining Table' : Reagan Raises Veto Threat Over Defense Spending Bill JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Unruh Out of Race but His Ideas Are in the Running KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
PTL Faction Challenges Falwell to Poll Donors Associated Press
Center's 'Kitchen' Mixes Up Recipes for Life LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian Wounded in PLO Flag Incident From Reuters
The Region
The Nation
Ordinance on Towing Firms Revised, but Some Owners Still Against Restrictions RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Reagan to Stop Off in N.C. Associated Press
Bonn Plans to Impose Anti-Smoking Law From Reuters
New Head of L.A. Schools Faces Ire of Latinos, Blacks LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY and GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writers
Legislator to Hold Position on Budget Until It Passes LARRY PRYOR
The World
Australia's Vast Outback: Distance Is the Common Bond SID MOODY, Associated Press
The Region
The World : Italy Convicts 2 as Spies
The World : Argentina OKs Divorce
"The Outlaws" is one of the most delightful shows to come...
Doctors Join in Warning Against Cuts in Clinics JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
S. Korea Marathon Turns Into a Riot Associated Press
9 Iron or Shooting Iron? : Forget Pebble Beach--Try Golf in Afghanistan RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Cattlemen Suspected in Range Fires : Officials Say Renegade Ranchers May Be Torching Idaho Land PAMELA A. MacLEAN, United Press International
Balloonists in Palm Springs Begin Race From Times Wire Services
Developments in Brief : Rotation of Halley's Comet Nucleus Timed Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Rites Planned for Paul Groesse, Oscar-Winning Art Director
Developments in Brief : Miniature Shotgun Blasts Foreign Genes Successfully Into Plant Cells Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Iraq Dropped Chemical Bombs, Iran Charges Associated Press
State Rapidly Adds to Use of Bond Debt to Finance Projects DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Nurse Wins Big Spin's $1 Million United Press International
Hanoi Sentences 3 for Showing Pornography Associated Press
Cities Find Fault With Skyscrapers : American Architects Face High-Rise Backlash RICK HAMPSON, Associated Press
A Defiant Hart Ends '88 Presidential Bid : Calls Scrutiny of Personal Life an 'Intolerable Situation,' Sharply Assails Tactics of the Press Associated Press
Car Bomb Rocks Town During Gemayel Visit; 1 Killed From Times Wire Services
Survey of Cities Shows Homeless Populations on Rise DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Baldwin Park Council of 2 Meets Briefly in Hospital DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer and
Moms Need Love--and Nice Presents ZAN THOMPSON
Bush Urges Educators to Teach 'the Basic Values' TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Adult School Brings Class to Workplace BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Botha's Vote Victory Sharpens Lines of Conflict MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Body of Unidentified Victim Washes Ashore
As a longtime follower of Andy Griffith, I was at first...
Hawthorne Police to Get New Pistols
It isn't often that I am moved to write a television...
Researchers Cast Doubt on 'Type A' Heart-Risk Profile DANIEL Q. HANEY, Associated Press
The Region
ABC Chief Rejects Plan to Sell Whitney High LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
'Environmental Folly' Charged in Management of U.S. Forests MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Program May Be Unique : Adult School Brings Class to Workplace BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Ethnic Split Widens Over Monterey Park Complex MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Mothering on the Telephone . . . It's the Busiest Signal of Them All LINDA MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Ambivalence and Ambition : Hart Seems Devoted to Life of Contradictions RICHARD E. MEYER and BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writers
Academic 'Free Spirit'
Haiti Tank Truck Kills 17 Associated Press
Three Die in Gun Battle Over Bangladesh Road From Reuters
Woo Proposes Trial Run for Laurel Park Dogs RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Loss of Lives Feared When Center Quits Network GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Evansville Mayor Resigns United Press International
Ruins Unearthed in Bahrain May Be Ancient Cemetery From Reuters
Alcohol Fuel Hailed as Way to Cut Use of Oil, Ease Smog ANDREW MANGAN, Associated Press
Thank you, KTTV, for your "We Love Lucy" show featuring...
Beverly Hills Hotel Vote Comes Home to Roost in L. A. DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Congratulations to KTTV for the "We Love Lucy" special...
Chamber President Resigns to Protest 'Anti-Asian' Vote MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Portugal Fireworks Blast United Press International
New Entrepreneurs Rush to Supply Consumers in Estonia, Latvia WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Blast in Barcelona From Reuters
Germany Detains 19 Armed Neo-Nazis From Reuters
Replacing "St. Elsewhere" with "The Bronx Zoo," even...
Academic Kindergarten
Civic League Finds New Life in Aftermath of Condo Dispute JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Variety Charity to Salute the Disneys MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Notre Dame Fund Drive Starts; Hesburgh Retires Associated Press
Agencies Dodge Law Requiring Them to Pay Promptly : Problem With Uncle Sam? Check Is in the Mail JUDITH HAVEMANN, The Washington Post
Troops on Alert; Aquino Asks for Vote Landslide MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Tiny County Has Welcome Mat for Prison CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Will Be 1st Club Led by Woman : A Revolution in Rotary Comes Round in Duarte SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
2nd Soviet Heart Transplant Performed From Reuters
The Region
The Region : Toxics Found in Water
San Jose Officer Faces Sexual Assault Charges Associated Press
The Times Poll : 60% Say Hart Should Have Stayed in Race GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
Capital Improvement Options : West Hollywood Weighs 'Wish List' KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
No Stranger to Death, Kubler-Ross Turns Her Attention to AIDS KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
A System on Trial : Sentencing the Wrong Man to Die BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Apple-Ball Helps Zoo Elephants Stay Fit United Press International
Fire Destroys Naturalist John Muir's House United Press International
Three Sierra Nevada Passes Open Early Associated Press
Drive-By Sculpture Puts Controversy in Fast Lane BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Altadena Says 'No Thanks' to Big-City Progress EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Alert Cafeteria Worker Saves Choking Boy's Life BETH UYEHARA, Times Staff Writer
Developments in Brief : Theory on Dinosaurs' Demise Finds Support Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Wanted: 1 Downtown : Culver City Residents, Officials Can't Agree On Its Location JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Vietnam 'Boat People' Exodus Increasing From Reuters
Airport Board Calls for Ban on Concorde Landings at Ontario From Associated Press
Colombia's Cocaine Boom Goes On Despite Crackdown, Kingpin's Arrest WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Bigger Facility to Replace Lennox Sheriff's Station JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Raid Ambush Seen as IRA's Worst Defeat : Senior Activists, Unit Leaders Die in Attack on N. Ireland Police TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Women Officers Ae Still a Rarity : 'The Wall' a Tall Barrier to Women RICHARD HOLGUIN
His Hands Are Tied on Vote
Loss of Lives Feared by Hospital Ending Trauma Center Role : Loss of Lives Feared as Trauma Center Prepares to Pull Out GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Women Officers Are Still a Rarity : Police Officials Find Too Few Interested, Physically Qualified; Supervisory Ranks Remain Male Preserve RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Janitor Blames Illness on Chemicals : Post Office Removes Custodial Products JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Paul Williams' 'Ishtar': It's Unmusic To The Ear CRAIG MODDERNO
The Makin Of Texas Cuisine COLMAN ANDREWS
'Acta General De Chile': An Exile's Journey Back GREGG BARRIOS
Bon Voyage For Bon Jovi ROBERT HILBURN
Music Center By The Numbers
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : AMERICANA NOIR DON WALLER
Casting Around Craig Modderno
Quibbles & Bits
Previn and the Philharmonic : A PROBLEMATIC PARTNERSHIP MARTIN BERNHEIMER
About Face From Charles A. Johnson
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : SIMONIZED ZULU CHRIS WILLMAN
When Art And Jazz Were Cool WILLIAM WILSON
Random Harts? Leonard Klady
Son Of 'Bullitt' Pat H. Broeske
U.s. Customs Nabs Cher! Clarke Taylor
TO EXPAND OR NOT . . . AND IF SO,WHERE? : A Tale of Power and Politics; Compromise May Result TED VOLLMER, Vollmer is a Times Metro staff writer who reports on county government
Heavenly Sounds RICHARD CROMELIN
Cannesploitation
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : MILD WILDE CONNIE JOHNSON
Geeks
Minority Count
'Roza'
Nay On L.a.
Gayism
Overruled Barbara Miller
Makeup!
Sketches Of The Future?
Alfresco Eating Compiled by Steven Smith
Shoe Biz Jeff Meyers
New Orleans On The Record RANDY LEWIS
Wanted: $12.3 Million BARBARA ISENBERG
'Arizona's' Holly Hunter Is Small But Getting Big STEPHANIE MANSFIELD, Mansfield writes for the Washington Post. and
Mother Daze
NEW AGE FOR THE MUSIC CENTER? : Charting the Ever-Shifting Tides of Patronage of the Arts CHARLES CHAMPLIN
Left On The Hill From Diane Haithman
When Chefs Get Together, Don't Expect A Salad RUTH REICHL
Not Mad For 'Mad'
DOUBLE DEJA VU Pat H. Broeske
Oliver Stone's New Film : Wall Street As A War Zone MICHAEL CIEPLY, Cieply, a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal, recently joined the Calendar staff as a film reporter
Son Of 'Bullitt' Leonard Klady
Guy Giarrizzo Walks Romberger's 'Fine Line' JANICE ARKATOV
Sticking To Her Figures CHRIS PASLES
Falwell's Good Ol' Boy Book Donna Rosenthal
Hungry For Hungarian: Dine Like A Magyar King MAX JACOBSON
Requiems Revived: Brahms, Verdi, Berlioz HERBERT GLASS
Danger Lurks Behind Dazzle In 'Liaisons' DAN SULLIVAN
Randy Rhoads--memories Of A Guitar Hero STEVE HOCHMAN
Top 40 Injustices
Beverly Hills Is A Hot Town For Openings COLMAN ANDREWS
An Orchestra The Duke Would Be Proud Of LEONARD FEATHER
Not In To U2
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : CUTTING CROON RICHARD CROMELIN
Worcester Booster
Adventures In Video TERRY ATKINSON
Top 40 Injustices
Hollywood Mystery
PAS DEDEUX : Intricate Dance by Joffrey Ballet and Music Center Keeps the Ballet Company in Residency Here JUDITH MICHAELSON
New Orleans Throws A Roots Party RANDY LEWIS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : ODDS (AND ENDS) ARE IN FAVOR OF R.E.M. : * * * "DEAD LETTER OFFICE." R.E.M. I.R.S.
Nay On L.a.
Memorable Moms Mostly Jill S. Beerman
Revolting Trend In Tv Commercials? PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Gamboa: Reflections Of An Urban Environment ZAN DUBIN
Classier British Imports
Simple Illogic
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : METAL--NO APOLOGY SHARON LIVETEN
Persuaded To Study
Skipping Down The Sunset Strip RUTH REICHL
Solving Salle's Mystery WILLIAM WILSON
The Music Center . . . What Lies Ahead? BARBARA ISENBERG
Classic Rock? Moldy Oldies CHRIS WILLMAN
MAGAZINE
Gordon Getty's Gamble : Today, Two Giant Oil Companies Fight Over the Remains of Getty Oil, and the Multibillion-Dollar Getty Family Trust Is Tied Up in Lawsuits. That Isn't Quite What Gordon Getty Planned. STEVE COLL, Steve Coll's book, "The Taking of Getty Oil," will be published by Atheneum this summer.
The Mystery of the Lek : How Choosy Female Medflies Pick Their Tough and Tender Males WILLIAM JORDAN, William Jordan is a writer who was trained as a biologist.
The Lost Legacy of Mark Twain : How a Boxful of Letters Worth Half a Million Dollars Ended Up in a Los Angeles Hobby Shop DIANE SWANBROW, Diane Swanbrow is a Los Angeles writer.
Dodger Togs
Sub-Rosa Chase
Hammering Away at the Smiths
Saucy Thoughts
Athletes' Agent
Duel in the Sky : 'It Felt Like a Dog-and-Cat Fight in a Cartoon: Lots of Streaking, Incoherent Motion in All Directions at Once.' TIM CAHILL
Sub-Rosa Chase
A Reel Shocker
No Strings Attached
Cheers
A Reel Shocker
FOOD : Dressing Up a Classic : Fresh Herbs and Vegetables Add New Flavor to Homemade Mayonnaise BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor.
Sub-Rosa Chase
Class-Conscious : Today's Celebrities Seem to Possess Notoriety, Fame and Fortune--But Not Class Jack Smith
Sub-Rosa Chase
The Next Generation BETTIJANE LEVINE
REAL ESTATE
Orange County Office Leasing Sets Record Pace
San Diego Apartment Sales Slow in First 60 Days of Year
Deadline Nears for Design Contest
Valley Hilton Undergoes Renovation
Williams Named Riverside County Woman of Year
ACTION Elects Officers
Southland Home Tours
Broker Moves Office
BIA Honors Man Who Rescued Trapped Driver
Land Division Slated
Marriott Exploring New Fields DICK TURPIN
Three Buildings in Industry Purchased
Taking View Away
Tower 17 Completed
Accounting Firm Moves Into Wilshire Landmark
Vacancy Rate in Downtown Seen Leveling
Hunter Park Draws 5 Developers : Office/Industrial Site in Riverside Offers Rich Mix
Sylvan Swartz Seated as Head of Private Syndication Group
Firm's Expansion Plan on Target
Northfield Is First Project in Oxnard District EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Vote to Decide Huntington's Fate SAM HALL KAPLAN
Benefit Raises Funds for Two Organizations
Not Fully Disclosed
No Inspectors' Licenses
Opening This Week
Church Omitted
Buyer of Home Asks: Who Represents Me?
Stepped-up Growth Seen for Elderly Rental Market
Firms Join Consortium
Marcos Friend's Mansion on Market RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Faulty Appraisals Cited in Huge Lending Losses DAVID W. MYERS
Insurance Company Signs Lease at Nexus City Square
Land Purchased in Oceanside Park
Tightening of Office Vacancy Rates Foreseen
His Values Are Sought by Celebrity Clientele RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Engineer Has Abatement Advice for Toxic Sites
Nate Schlussel Heads Corporate Realty Executives
Landmark Cafe Being Restored
Work Started on Research 'Smart House'
Taiyo to Develop Residential Community in Anaheim Hills
Host to Film Folk : Culver Hotel Falls from Glory Days DIANNE CARTER, Special to The Times and Carter is a Culver City free-lance writer. and
Watt Enterprises Forms New Management Team
New Appraisal Act Omits State Licensing Proposal DAVID W. MYERS, David W. Myers is a Times real estate writer. and
SPORTS
NBA Playoffs : Chambers, Ellis Lead Sonics Over Rockets Associated Press
College Highlights : Baseball LARRY ROSOFF
Calvin Smith Wants to Try for Another Olympic Gold Associated Press
Bright Day Turns Tragic for Joyner : After Homer, 3 Hits in 8-1 Win, He Learns of Brother's Death MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
College Highlights : Women's Tennis
Canyons Sweeps Oxnard, Wins Seventh Straight Title DEREK RASER
Names in the News
Subpar Fernando Clips Cardinals' Wings, 4-2 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Season Seats for Florida Football Sold Out Associated Press
Mario Andretti Gets Pole: 215.390 : New Tires, Wind, Drought Blamed as Indy Speeds Drop SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Oak Park Scores Most Runs but Winds Up Loser
Padres Beaten, 5-2; Cubs Continue With Home-Run Barrage STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
This Time, Lakers Get Ahead and Then Pour It On, 133-108 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
16 Countries to Play in Dunhill Cup Tourney Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Couples Responds to Challenge, Leads by Two From Times Wire Services
American League Roundup : Saberhagen (6-0) Lifts Royals to 4-0 Win DAN HAFNER
The Sarge Gets Shipped Out to the Bench United Press International
Baseball Miscellany ROSS NEWHAN
Names in the News
SOCKERS ARE EXPERTS : AT OVERTIME : They Have a Way of Surviving Sudden Death in the Playoffs MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
As Young Ripken Continues to Rise, His Dad's Orioles Struggle THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
THE RUNNING FEUD . . . : Effort Fails to Merge Competing Marathons CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Hitting .300 Is Foremost in Plans of Oz Jim Murray
Names in the News
Miami-Florida Football Series Uncertain After This Year United Press International
WARRIORS TORPEDOED : Thompson Proves Potent Replacement for Lakers' Foul-Plagued Top Gun CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Capitals and Bullets Both Arrive at the Same Address: Mediocre Blvd. TONY KORNHEISER, Washington Post
Stanley Cup Playoffs : Oilers Get a Break and a Goal From McSorley Associated Press
Upshaw Changes Tune, May Prevent a Strike GARY POMERANTZ, The Washington Post
Golf : Azinger Puts Money Worries Aside and Becomes a Winner Jerry Crowe
Rams' Draft Shows More Than Is Told Chris Dufresne
U.S. Open Tennis Champions Will Each Win Record $250,000 Associated Press
Soccer Powers to Play Associated Press
OFF TO A NEW START : As Spring Practice Ends at UCLA, Donahue Finds Himself With Not One, but Two Quarterbacks TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Baseball : Servite Defeats St. Paul, 10-2, Remains Tied for 1st
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Simi Valley's Scyphers Is Pained by More Than Team's Losing Streak JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Wally Moon Taking a Shot at Managing Yankee Farm Team WILLIAM GILDEA, Washington Post
Aztecs Lose; Hawaii Wins WAC Title
National Senior Tennis Championships : Kujawski Waits Way Into Final CHRIS DE LUCA
National League Roundup : Schmidt Breaks His (and Phillies') Slump With 2 Homers, 4-2 DAN HAFNER
ERIC DAVIS : His Potential Appears to Be Without Limits THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
Saddleback Wins Tennis Tournament
Record 5,696 Entries for U.S. Open Golf Associated Press
Could It Be Emanuel Is in Wrong Sport? Mike Downey
Happy Chandler Had to Approve Robinson's Dodger Contract JULES LOH, Associated Press Special Correspondent
Titans Split Doubleheader, Face Fresno for Title
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS : CSUN Third After First Day of Track JOHN ORTEGA
San Diego Track Roundup : BYU Wins WAC Title; Aztecs 3rd
BO JACKSON : Inconsistency Aside, He Is Winning Fans GARY POMERANTZ, The Washington Post
Avenel Draws Nothing Except Praise, of Course THOMAS BOSWELL, Washington Post
Wisconsin CBA Team Moving to Minnesota Associated Press
Racing at Hollywood Park : Seldom Seen Sue Hands Tiffany Lass Her First Loss in Hawthorne 'Cap GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Lions and Rogers Checking Out Long as Quarterback of Future Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Navratilova Still Can't Win; Becker Is Beaten From Times Wire Services
Starlets to Play Exhibition Softball Game
Fisk Was Nearly Out of Focus on Homer
Simi Valley Loses Coach, Shortstop and Game, 7-3 TIM TREPANY
Police Say Jackson Used Cocaine
U.S., Soviet Boxers to Fight in Tampa, Richmond Associated Press
CSUN Wins Wild West to Qualify for NCAAs MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Community College Baseball : OCC Proves Orange Empire Coaches Right, Clinches Conference Title STEVE KRESAL BILL ROBERTSON
Whitlinger Wins Tennis Title in Mission Viejo From Associated Press and
Siragusa Shines in Fullerton Intrasquad Game
Titan Fullback Mark Hood Charged With Assault Against Another Student STUART DEDIC
USC Snaps 2 Streaks by Rallying in 9th Inning to Beat UCLA, 7-6
A Near-Fatal Skyjump Isn't Enough to Keep Diver From Taking the Plunge Again STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
This May Finally Be The Year Darryl Strawberry Becomes . . . : The Straw That Stirs New York ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Baseball : A New Big Red Machine? Pete Rose Likes What He Sees So Far Ross Newhan
Strawberry and Eric Davis Dream of Playing Together Again ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
College Baseball : Ross, Harkey Lead Titans Over Pacific
USIU Sweeps to WCAC Softball Title
Rotisserie League Can Fry a Brain Steve Springer
Modesto Invitational Track and Field Meet : Lewis Wins 200 in 20.25; Campbell Takes Hurdles in 13.19 Associated Press
PCAA Track and Field Championships : Hull Holds Off Anteaters in 1,500 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
Little Wilson and Big God by Anthony Burgess (Weidenfeld & Nicolson: $19.95; 448 pp.) Bevis Hillier, Hillier is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine
Keeping Cool About Crime
History of Lodi
Waltzing With a Dictator: The Marcoses and the Making of American Policy by Raymond Bonner (Times Books: $19.95; 452 pp.) Marvin Seid, Seid is a Times editorial writer
Bernstein: A BIOGRAPHY by Joan Peyser (Beech Tree: $22.95; 480 pp.) Michael Kimmelman, Kimmelman is a music critic for the New York Times
Corazon Aquino: The Story of a Revolution by Lucy Komisar (Braziller: $16.95; 251 pp.) David Haward Bain, Bain is the author of "Sitting in Darkness: Americans in the Philippines" (1984), recently updated in a Penguin paperback to include last year's Aquino victory and later events.
Verse in the Album of Anna Schmid
Photographers' Bios
The Great American Video Game: PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS IN THE TELEVISION AGE by Martin Schram (Morrow: $17.95; 320 pp.) Alex Raksin, Raksin, a former writer and producer for news radio and TV news syndication, edits and writes for The Book Review
Best Seller Preview : The Misery of Stephen King KAREN STABINER, Stabiner is a free-lance writer.
The Four Days of Courage: The Untold Story of the People Who Brought Marcos Down by Bryan Johnson (Free Press/Macmillan: $19.95; 284 pp.) Phil Bronstein, Bronstein, a reporter for the San Francisco Examiner, has covered the Philippines since 1981. He was a 1986 Pulitzer Prize finalist for his work during last year's revolution. He is NOT writing a book
How I Grew by Mary McCarthy (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $16.95; 278 pp.) Richard Eder
Single Jewish History?
Norman Corwin and Radio: THE GOLDEN YEARS by R. LeRoy Bannerman; foreword by Erik Barnouw (University of Alabama: $28.50; 275 pp., illustrated) Lewis Freedman, Freedman is producing a television special about the U.S. Constitution for PBS
The Voyeur by Alberto Moravia, translated by Tim Parks (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $17.95; 185 pp.) Susan Slocum Hinerfeld, Hinerfeld is a Los Angeles-based critic
Superwreck Amoco Cadiz: THE SHIPWRECK THAT HAD TO HAPPEN by Rudolph Chelminski (Morrow: $18.95; 288 pp.) Marshall Lumsden, Lumsden is a free-lance writer who worked as a communications manager for an oil company
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Tijuana Haven for Migrants : First-of-Its-Kind Shelter Offers Homeless Bed, Food PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Agricultural Land Is Growing Scarce : Nursery Plants Are Now the Top Crop in Los Angeles County JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Crisis for Poor Patients
UC Irvine Needs to Open Doors
Local News in Brief : Water Becomes a Cross to Bear, and It Splits
Wetlands Bill Misses Mark
Warmer Weather Today Expected to Draw Beach Crowds
Local News in Brief : 1 Held, 3 Sought in Drive-By Shooting
Candidates Start Final Drive for State Senate Seat STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Truck Kills Woman Crossing Sylmar Street
Sidewalks: Walk on the Wild Side
Enrollment at 2-Year Schools
Economics of an Irvine Hospital
Lottery Winners
Sculpture Support
Prosecution of Sex Crimes
Airlooms: Fliers, Fans Gather to Pay Tribute to Vintage Craft ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Airline Commuters Under 12 Years Old on Rise Associated Press
Main Break Spills Sewage Into S.D. Bay, Chollas Creek KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Rev. Schuller's Fund-Raising
Children Riding in Car-Pool Cars
Santa Monica Council Votes to Drop Prayer JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Help Sought Trying to Locate Missing Woman
Police Book Neighbor in Stabbing of Galanter BOB BAKER and FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writers
Orange : Motorcyclist Killed in Crash on Freeway
Commentary : Mom's Small Gestures Live On RUTH SHIGEZAWA, Shigezawa is a free-lance writer in Irvine.
Firm Floats a Plan to Dock a Hotel at Avalon
Woman Drives Away, Leaving Behind Boy, 4, in Church Lot MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Continuation School Damaged by Blaze
Sculpture Support
Fallbrook Gamble Pays Off : Shifting Students, Bilingual Classes Works Better Than Expected DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Do Police Need Helicopters?
All Miffed: Those in or Out of West Hills : Name Change Ends Up Pleasing No One PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Yorba Linda : Man Shoots Self After Standoff With Police
Shawn Left Them Laughing, Confused CARLO COPPO, Carlo Coppo practices law in Del Mar
Parade Says 'Thank You' to Vietnam War Veterans JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Free-Spirited Sculptor Nobi Creates Art and Shelter in Her Adobe on Campus of CalArts : Fired Imagination DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Legislative Study Calls for Increased Commuter Train Service in County HILLIARD HARPER, Times Staff Writer
Naming of Navy Frigate Honors Black War Hero CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Mother's Day: For Many, It's Pressure JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
California Colleges Remain Top Choice of the Class of '87 BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Sail America, Yacht Club Fail to Reach Compromise RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
New Quake-Proof Olive View Hospital Receives Its 1st Patients ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Senior Citizens Are Kicking Up Their Heels in Television Commercials JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Do Police Need Helicopters?
A Painful Task That Produces Moving Results BILL FURLOW, Bill Furlow edits the San Diego County Opinion Page
'When I'd make enchiladas, I would make four dozen enchiladas. Then we would dash off to games.' Nancy Reed, Times staff writer
Orange : Nurse Wins $1 Million in Lottery's Big Spin
Lions Lose Out
Bus Driver's Driving Record
CALM HAVEN AMID TURMOIL : Moose Lodge Avoids Scramble Over Anti-Discrimination Laws Faced by Other Private Clubs LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Miller Seeks More Prosecutions in Industrial Deaths JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Express Mixed Reactions to Amphitheater Noise BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Champion Cloggers Discuss Their Feat Herbert J. Vida
Police Ride-Along
TRAVEL
A Haunting Vision on the Marge of Lake Lebarge HERB PHILLIPS, Phillips is an Edwards, Miss., free-lance writer .
Travel Section Wins Award
Fighting the White Water in North Queensland WALTER REISENDER, Reisender is an Australian free-lance writer
Launching From the Florida Coast HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
For Trip Planners
Swiss Unwinding
Paying the Price
Joys of Britain
Joys of Britain
Japan Has Phone Help in English
No Fiddling Around
Spelling Department
Joys of Britain
The Arabian Nights in the Land of Ali Baba CHICKI MALLAN, Mallan is a Paradise, Calif., free-lance writer.
Marines Stage an Exceptional Review in Capital JIM LEVEQUE, Leveque is a Lindenwold, N.J., free-lance writer.
Hotel Phone Bill Takes a Surprising Toll PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer .
Riding a Two-Wheeled High in the Rockies FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Into The Wilds Of Tasmania SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
An English Queen With a French Accent ELSA DITMARS, Ditmars is a Palos Verdes free-lance writer.
Flying on Air Passes JACK ADLER
Discovering Where the Renaissance Started BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Budget Stretching Through Austria LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Amsterdam Is a Special Dutch Treat LEE FOSTER, Foster is an Oakland, Calif., free-lance photographer and writer. and
Remember Alamo? Add Goliad MYRA McILVAIN, McIlvain is a Cedar Park, Tex., free-lance writer
Being a Campground Host Can Help Trim Costs BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Kentucky Horse Park Definitely on Fast Track NANCY HOYT BELCHER, Belcher is a South Pasadena free-lance writer .
Elegant Parisian Flavor Out of a Grocery Bag JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York free-lance writer.
Go to San Diego County's Pala for Gem of a Tour MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Raffles City Hotel Scales the Heights in Singapore MICHAEL CARLTON, Carlton is a Denver Post travel columnist
Down to Ireland's Southern Coast in Sails MICHAEL VERDON, Verdon is a Hollins College, Va., free-lance writer. and
Imbibing at Bremen's Medieval Wine Cellar BETH REIBER, Reiber is a Lawrence, Kan., free-lance writer.
Innovations Coming to Rescue of Hotel Security TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
BUSINESS
Taco Bell Purchases 7 Bojangles Restaurants
ASHTON-TATE : Confronting a Hard Life in the World of Software VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
VIEWPOINTS : Rise of Home TV Shopping Proves Theory of the Ledger Class : Price Seems More Important to Buyers Than Item Itself DANIEL BRENNER, Daniel Brenner is director of the communications law program at the UCLA Law School and was senior legal adviser to the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission from 1984 to 1986.
Los Angeles County
General Power Moves to New Facility
Orange County
For Better Living Lists Dip in Earnings
Orange County
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Flap Over Article MARTHA GROVES
Odetics to Renew Contract for Satellite Data Recorders
Ceradyne Inc. Reports 57% Decline in Income
If Nursing Profession Is Ailing, Greater Recognition Is the Cure
On the Heels of a Disaster, Smith Sees a Bright Future JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Milestone for Sunkist BRUCE KEPPEL
If Nursing Profession Is Ailing, Greater Recognition Is the Cure
If Nursing Profession Is Ailing, Greater Recognition Is the Cure
Trimedyne Receives 2nd Catheter Patent
Directors, Analysts Share in Belief That Emulex Corp. Rates Some Recognition
Liddy Back in Spotlight on Lecture Circuit MARTHA GROVES
Carter Hawley Shifts Kasen to Emporium
Eyes Focus on 'People Meter' as It Gauges TV Viewing PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Corporate Exodus: New York a Victim of Own Success DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Despite Legal Problems, Firm Turns Aggressive in Marketing New Products : A Leaner Smith International Is Back in Fighting Trim JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Diversify to Protect Against Inflation : Some Guidelines on How to Split Up Your Personal Investments LAWRENCE A. KRAUSE, Lawrence A. Krause is a San Francisco financial planner and author of "The Money-Go-Round" and "Sleep-Tight Money," which is to be published this fall by Simon & Shuster.
OPINION
Overriding Democracy
Education About a Specter
Exports Vs. Imports: Congress Also Flunks Michael M. Weinstein, Michael M. Weinstein is chairman of the Department of Economics at Haverford College.
Just Kidding?
Similarity?
Religious Right's Political Health
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
New Ground for Waging Old Warfare Paul L. Montgomery, Paul L. Montgomery is an American journalist based in Brussels
Cut Unemployment Rate and You Risk Inflation MARTIN FELDSTEIN and KATHLEEN FELDSTEIN, Martin Feldstein is the former chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers. His wife, Kathleen Feldstein, also is an economist.
A South African Prison Is a School for Revolution Steven Mufson, Steven Mufson is South Africa correspondent for Business Week
When Will We Wake Up to AIDS? : Every Sexually Active Person Must Choose Safe Behavior NEIL R. SCHRAM, Neil R. Schram, an internist, was chairman of the Los Angeles City/County AIDS Task Force.
Soviets, Saudis Make Syrians Pay the Piper G. H. Jansen, G.H. Jansen has written on Middle Eastern affairs for many years.
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
Wrong Number, All Right
A TELLING TIME FOR AMERICA : The Character of Candidates: What Do We Need to Know? William Schneider, William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion.
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
Reagan, Gorbachev and the PR War: A Matter of Presidential 'Positioning' Kenneth L. Khachigian, Kenneth L. Khachigian, a San Clemente attorney, served as a speech writer for Richard M. Nixon and chief speech writer for Ronald Reagan
A TELLING TIME FOR AMERICA : When a Campaign Stumbles: A Few Golden Rules for Damage Control Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel served as campaign manager for Walter F. Mondale in 1984.
Smoking: Down but Not Out in Beverly Hills Tom Schiller, Tom Schiller, one of the original writers and film makers for "Saturday Night Live," is currently working on an air-exhaust system for the Los Angeles Basin..
'Dirty Attitude in a Dirty Little War'
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