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What happened on April 10, 1988
REAL ESTATE
$40-Million Sales Tag Cited for Hawaii Estate RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Media Research Company Leases in Santa Ana
Gateway Building Finished
Perrine Voted President of Credit Group
Loan Applications Seen Processed in Two Weeks JERRY DE MUTH, De Muth is a Chicago-based free-lance writer. and
Torrance Park Completion Due
Project Architects Named
Refinancing Home Loan DON G. CAMPBELL
Office Vacancies in Pasadena Nearly Halved During 1987
Bus Terminal to Get Different Use
Livability Message Is Think Small Sam Hall Kaplan
Southland Top Residence Area, Survey Finds
Hollywood Housing
Hollywood Housing
Testing Firm Purchased
Japanese Buy Woodbury Site
Amenities Planned for Commerce Center DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Mooradian to Lead Pasadena AIA Chapter
He Chases Leaks Now, Instead of Criminals Dale Baldwin
Cal State Financial Assistance Offered to Real Estate Students
Oranges and Lemons
Costa, Talcon Join in Partnership to Develop Housing
Oranges and Lemons
Don't Be Stumped by Runaway Roots Dale Baldwin
Tishman West to Manage Century City High-Rise
Rio Vista High-Rise Under Construction
Museums to Boutiques : Italian Designer Has Wide Range of Works LEON WHITESON
Curtain Falls on Press Club Theater Home Dick Turpin
San Diego AIA Chapter Seats Grochowiak
Home Stretch : Magic of 'Charmer' Wore Thin : City's Strict Garage Rules Led to Redoing House JOHN McCAFFERTY, John McCafferty is a Times copy editor. and
S. Korea Will Move Consulate
TV Host Successful as Builder : Art Linkletter's Second Career RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Visalia Mall Sold, to Be Expanded
Opposes Paying for Immigrants' Support
Designing for Magazines
Tower Rising Beside a Lake Still to Come
Home Stretch : Crafted the 'Gingerbread' : Designing Woman Builds Victorian TERENCE M. GREEN, Terence M. Green is a retired Times staff writer. and
BOOKS
Last Rites for the Man Who Knew Everybody : CITIZEN COHN by Nicholas von Hoffman (Doubleday: $19.95; 483 pp., illustrated) : THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ROY COHN by Sidney Zion (Lyle Stuart: $18.95; 304 pp., illustrated) Robert E. Bauman, Bauman, a Washington attorney, served as a Republican member of Congress from Maryland from 1973 to 1981. Long active in the conservative movement, he was a founder and national chairman of both Young Americans for Freedom and the American Conservative Union. He is the author of "The Gentleman From Maryland: The Conscience of a Gay Conservative" (Arbor House, New York, 1986). and
The Literary Seductions of a Macho Woman : DALVA by Jim Harrison (E. P. Dutton/ Seymour Lawrence: $18.95; 324 pp.) Georgia Jones-Davis, Jones-Davis is assistant Book Review editor
Of Dangerous Dossiers and Endangered Depositories JACK MILES, Times Book Editor
Franklin and Charles Were Never Close : ROOSEVELT & de GAULLE Allies in Conflict A Personal Memoir by Raoul Aglion (The Free Press: $22.50; 224 pp.) Annette Smith, Smith's "Mademoiselle Irnois and Other Stories" (translated from the French of Joseph Gibineau in collaboration with David Smith) will be published by the University of California Press in April
Love-Child Conquers All : THE HEARTS AND LIVES OF MEN by Fay Weldon (Viking: $28.95; 357 pp.) Alan Bell, Bell is librarian of Rhodes House, Oxford, and a regular reviewer for Literary Review and the TLS. and
Tennis With King Gustav, Golf With Crosby : THE SALAD DAYS by Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (Doubleday: $19.95; 412 pp.) Kenneth Turan, Turan is film critic for Gentlemen's Quarterly
Anatolia! Anatolia! : ELIA KAZAN A Life by Elia Kazan (Alfred A. Knopf: $24.95; 816 pp.) RICHARD EDER
A Hardy Perennial Survives Transplanting to Tape : FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD by Thomas Hardy; read by Julie Christie (Listen for Pleasure: $14.95; two cassettes) Susan Heeger, Heeger is a fiction writer who reviews frequently for The Times. and
Where Have All the Moguls Gone? : THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS House Style in the Golden Age of the Movies by Ethan Mordden (Alfred A. Knopf: $24.95; 317 pp., illustrated) Martin M. Goldstein, Goldstein, a writer/producer, recently received the Writers Guild Award for his work on the television movie, "Unnatural Causes." and
Mendocino Rose by Garrett Hongo
Psst, Wanna Buy a Studio? : UNITED ARTISTS The Company That Changed the Film Industry by Tino Balio (University of Wisconsin Press: $32.50; 446 pp., illustrated) Mark Litwak, Litwak is an entertainment attorney and the author of "Reel Power: The Struggle for Influence and Success in the New Hollywood," (William Morrow, 1986)
Impartial Reviewers
The Face In The Mirror
In Defense Of Nolan
Every Living Room in the Northern Hemisphere : BORDER RADIO Quacks, Yodelers, Pitchmen, Psychics, and Other Amazing Broadcasters of the American Airwaves by Gene Fowler and Bill Crawford, foreword by Wolfman Jack (Texas Monthly Press: $18.95; 282 pp., illustrated) Tom Miller, Miller's books include "The Panama Hat Trail," just published in paper, and "On the Border." His compilation album, "The Best of La Bamba" (Rhino Records), will be released in May. and
A Man Of Culture, Courage
Scotland's Burning, Look Yonder : GREYHOUND FOR BREAKFAST by James Kelman (Farrar, Straus & Girou x : $15.95; 230 pp.) Nicholas Jenkins, Jenkins is an English short story writer who lives in New York. and
Robicheaux on the Bayou, Maigret on the Riviera by CHARLES CHAMPLIN
William Saroyan's Spellbinding Second Half : MADNESS IN THE FAMILY by William Saroyan, edited by Leo Hamalian (New Directions: $16.95; 160 pp.) Kenneth Atchity, Atchity is executive producer of 16 romantic comedies known as "Shades of Love" being distributed by Lorimar; and adjunct professor of literature at Occidental College
Unspoken Emotions of an Ex-Boy : SAFETY PATROL by Michael Martone (Johns Hopkins University Press: $14.95; 128 pp.) Michael Harris, Harris is a copy editor on the suburban desk.
Poland's Cunning Child in Exile : DIARY, VOLUME 1 by Witold Gombrowicz; edited by Jan Kott; translated by Lillian Vallee; introduction by Wojciech Karpinski (Northwestern University Press: $42.95, cloth; $14.95, paper; 243 pp.) Ewa Kuryluk, Kuryluk is the author of "Salome and Judas in the Cave of Sex" (Northwestern University Press, 1987) and other works.
The Qualities of Austria's Man Without Qualities : POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF A LIVING AUTHOR by Robert Musil; translated by Peter Wortsman (Eridanos Press: $21; 145 pp.) : ROBERT MUSIL by Lowell A. Bangerter (Ungar: $16.95; 144 pp.) Scott Mahler, Mahler is a humanities editor at University of California Press .
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Harbor Conflicts Growing Deadlier : 8 Killings This Year Attributed to Gangs JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
How to Stop Graffiti
Local News in Brief : Police Bias Suit Dismissed
$648,659 Found in Traveler's Bags
Meeting on Land Acquisition Slated
Both Cities Need Bond
Events in the news this week.
Local News in Brief : Permit Parking OKd
State Resources Sought to Hasten the Detection of Tainted Ground Water ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
County's Duty to Register Voters Tested in Court Case PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Woman Earns Customs Position Associated Press
Events in the news this week.
Up Against the Walls
Serafines Program Puts Stress on Ways to Cut Dropout Rate
Southland Slow-Growth Leaders Band Together to Target Lawmakers WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Lawndale Drops Plan for 1-Way Streets BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Lottery Winners 4/9
Pace of Growth in the County
Pace of Growth in the County
Pace of Growth in the County
Del Mar Beaches
Denying a Basic Right
Del Mar Beaches
Pace of Growth in the County
Crisis Behind Bars: Building More Jails a Poor Solution to the Crime Problem STEPHEN J. PERRELLO JR. and ALEX LANDON, Stephen J. Perrello is a criminal defense attorney in private practice. Alex Landon is executive director of Community Defenders Inc. and
Holy Moses, they're breaking the 11th Commandment JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Fund for Officer's Son
A Fishy Review
Seeking Ways to Welcome Future Cultural Diversity JEAN FORBATH, Jean Forbath is a Costa Mesa resident and member of the Orange County Human Relations Commission.
Santa Ana Man Killed in Crash
Murder Suspect Sought by Mexico Is Stabbed to Death in Oceanside
THEY'RE HOME FREE : Couple Gets a Break, But More Planning Errors May Emerge in Lawndale BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
'Part of the Healing Process' : AIDS Quilt Helps Thousands Remember VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Hard Lessons of Progress : Voters in Two East Coast Counties Find That It's Not Always Possible to Seize Control of Their Destinies MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Border Patrol's Dual Role of Amnesty, Enforcement Stirs Tension PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Hard Lessons of Progress : Voters in Two East Coast Counties Find That It's Not Always Possible to Seize Control of Their Destinies JEFFREY A. PERLMAN and MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writers
A Shrill Cry on AIDS
Woman, 82, Discovered Beaten to Death
Despite Strong Korman Push, Gallegly Is Still GOP Favorite ALAN C. MILLER, Staff Writer
Districts Getting Dishes : Education Office Gets Into Satellite TV PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Business Conference Set
Tsukahara Leads Gardena Fund-Raisers : Councilman Raises $20,015; Kaji Tops Treasurer Candidates ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Civilian, Military Use of Airport
Archeologists From Around World Chip In : Ancient Carthage Revealed in Huge Dig GAYLE YOUNG, United Press International
Local News in Brief : Councilman Quits Group
Not as Concentrated as Pollutants in Rain : Dew Found to Contain Acidic Elements JIM BARBER, United Press International
Missing Woman's Body Found in Refrigerator
Polymer Fills a Major Gap in Dentistry LARRY DOYLE, United Press International
Partisan Politics in Local Elections
Quality of Living and the Homeless
Shock of Disney Pullout Lingers in Burbank GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Amnesty's Broad Sweep Is Missing Thousands of Uninformed Asians JERE WITTER, Jere Witter is a free-lance writer in Huntington Beach and is employed by the Orange County Legal Aid Society
Ex-Santa Ana Manager Takes On Pomona Post JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Diverse Dreams Meet at King March, Rally SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Sole-Searching to Put Ex-Compatriots in Step DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Heart Transplant Patient in Good Spirits; Donor Mourned DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
South Bay Refloats Peninsula Plan in Push to Create Showplace ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Medical Data Called Crucial in Emergencies : Plastic Wallet Card Can Be a Life Saver LIDIA WASOWICZ, United Press International
Medical 'Open Door' : Busy Emergency Center Lacks Payments, Not Patients CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Heroic Pilot Comes Down to Being Just 9 Again JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Outreach Medical Workers Make 'House Calls' to Skid Row Homeless BILL BLANNING, United Press International
$300,000 Settlement of Stun Gun Suit
Redondo Beach Weighs No-Bid Trash Contract KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Wiring Problem Prompts Recall of '88 Subaru Justy Associated Press
'It's a constant challenge, being able to preach well enough to get people to give.' Leslie Wolf, Times Staff writer
Bible and Beakers Sharing Science Class MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Two Jobs at the Same Time Work Against Legal Aide NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Farrakhan Calls for Halt to Gang Killings TERRY SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
Parents Want Marines Made to Answer for Son's Death in Boxing Ring LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Police Investigate San Ysidro Killing
Notes From the Underground : It's a Dirty Job, But Someone Has to Keep the Sewers Clear PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
Supporters Still Ready to Aid McMartin Defendants BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
County Must Strive for More Child-Care Units
When Crowds Exceed L.A.'s Posted Limits, Party's Over GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
How The Counties Stack Up
Orange District Ready to Hire Teachers, Guards as Strike Deadline Nears ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Party Noise Law Assailed
Migrant Youths Face Trip to Crowded Tijuana Jail : Tales of Beatings, Torture, Fights Greet Minors Returned by Border Patrol PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Constitution Sculpture in Burbank
NEWS
Son Aims to Keep Gun Inventor's Legacy Intact : At 92, Val Browning Remains Active in Firearms Company Named for Father VERN ANDERSON, Associated Press
Swaggart Quits as Church Decides to Defrock Him Associated Press
French vs. English: Quebec in Uproar Over Language Issue KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries : Sir John Clements, 77; Leading British Shakespearean Actor From Times Wire Services
Cleric Led Pennsylvania Lutherans in Protests Against Steel Firms, Banks : Bitterness Remains After Ouster of Pastor Who Fought 'Corporate Evil' MARCIA DUNN, Associated Press
New Botswana Embassy Not a Pretty Sight : High-Security Measures Turn the Building Into 'Medieval Fortress' BLAINE HARDEN, The Washington Post
Nigeria, Plagued by Deadly Diseases, Is Working to Mend Its Health-Care System RICHARD EVERETT, Associated Press
Disasters Traced to Micro-Sleep as Brain Takes Nap PEG BYRON, United Press International
Saudis Deny Fire at Plant Was Sabotage From Reuters
How Local Schools Compare: Excerpts From 'Public Schools Usa'
Li New China Premier; Transition Nearly Over DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Regional Organization Formed : Slow-Growth Leaders Band Together WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
She Hopes Bullet-Riddled Jeans Hit Bull's-Eye MARCIA DUNN, Associated Press
The Real Impact of the '60s
Just Color Moore a Novelist VAN GORDON SAUTER
The State
Water Agency Seeks Pollution Search Funds ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Associate Also Fined $30,000 : Nofziger Sentenced to 90 Days in Prison Associated Press
Industry Disputes Nader Assertions : Belli Suit Asks Refunds of Insurance Firms' Charges KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Troops Left Town in Shambles, Palestinians Say DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Policy for Use of Ocean Resources Urged Associated Press
Kuwait Parking Lot Blast From Reuters
Again Vows Veto if It Doesn't Suit Him : Reagan Presses Congress to Rework Trade Measure JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The World
The House : Contra Aid
Bush Takes On Democrats, Delivers Sweeping Blows CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Not Discouraged Over Mideast, Stubborn Shultz Says NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Legalized Aliens Find Amnesty Can Be Passport to the Homeland DAVID MARANISS, The Washington Post
All the Alumni News One Can Fit in Print Alice Kahn
If the Shoe Fits, Don't Forget to Return 'Em Zan Thompson
14 Slain by Tamil Rebels in Sri Lanka From Reuters
Terrorist Barrier Snares Capitol Security Official United Press International
'It's the Veep Disease' : Vice Presidency: Bush's Advantage or Liability? CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Assemblyman Offers Pointers for Lobbyists: Be Honest, Stay Calm United Press International
Voters to Decide on Candidates, Issues in 20 Area Cities Times Staff Writers
The State
The World
The World
The World
Another Bank in Minnesota Closes Doors United Press International
The Nation
Meese Sees Drug Link in Protests From a Times Staff Writer
I find it amusing that so many readers believe that "Star...
Looking Back From an '80s Perspective
I have just finished watching one of the most fascinating...
Bureaucrats and Their Lines
Being a fan of anything that has to do with the '50s and...
Scrutinizing the Return to Churches
Child Care Bill Discriminates
Kremlin Responds to U.S. Plan for Aid to Afghan Factions RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Eng Didn't Favor Recall, Chu Says
Yale University Crowd Protests S. Africa Dealings Associated Press
The World
Admiral Says U.S. Might Move Bases in Philippines to Guam SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Looking Back From an '80s Perspective
The Nation : Judge Delays Mechams' Criminal Trial
L.B. Panel Calls for Year-Round Grade Schools DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
The World : Duarte Denies Amnesty to 3
The World
U.S.-Singapore Talks from Reuters
Tree Huggers Take to Sweden's Forests to Fight Four-Nation Transportation Link ANDREW STEELE, Reuters
Petition OKd, but Diamond Bar Vote Appears Far Off JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The State : State Sues Nursing Home
Passings
Passings
Foes of Noriega See U.S. as Timid : Panamanians Resentful as Strongman Remains Defiant JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The House
24 Miners Die in Cave-In from Reuters
New Furor Ends Years of Calm : Quebec's Bilingual Battle Is No Mere War of Words KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Capt. Picard, watch out! "Blake's 7," despite its lower...
Scrutinizing the Return to Churches
The Nation
Clarifying on 'AIDS Rally'
Forgotten but Not Gone: Great Art Decays in Early Hall of Fame RICK HAMPSON, Associated Press
Arab League to Discuss Strife in Occupied Territories From Reuters
Mexico AIDS Crusade Enlists Potential Victims JAMES ANDERSON, Associated Press Writer
Children Born With AIDS Face a Brief, Bleak Future LARRY McSHANE, Associated Press
Beverly Hills OKs Conversion of Waterworks to Film Archives JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Long Beach Fails to Meet Its Minority Hiring Goals CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Area Schools Upset by Low Rankings in 'Effectiveness' Book EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Passings
Pomona Pins Hopes for a Turnaround on New Chief JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Algeria Prepares to Fight Locust Plague From Reuters
New Train Line Gathers Head of Steam KATHLEEN MACLAY, Associated Press
Coping With Income Tax Jitters : An Expert Offers Clues on How to Survive April 15 Panic KATE CALLEN, United Press International
Gorbachev Prods Party Leaders to Abide by Reform From Reuters
Arrests Top 850 as Anti-Gang Drive Continues ROBERT STEWART and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers
Mecham: Arizona Has Been Embarrassed United Press International
Black Students Stage Protest at Penn State Associated Press
Hundreds of Permits Obtained Over 5 Years : More Delays Block Start of Oil Pipeline SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Federal Judges Wrestle With 15 Challenges on Sentencing KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Man Sentenced for Murder of 2
2nd Meese Choice Also Belongs to All-White Club Associated Press
23rd District Democrat Faces Ambitious Primary Challenge ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Rewrites Book on Library Choices ROSANNE KEYNAN, Times Staff Writer
Passings
Politics 88 : He Is Steering a Careful Course in N.Y. : For Dukakis, It's Politics-as-Usual BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Ferraro's Son Found Guilty of Cocaine Sale at College Associated Press
Families of Hero St. Live Up to the Name BILL VOGRIN, Associated Press
Governor Urges Anti-Gang Legislation RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Some Contra Leaders Souring on Peace Pact : Two Rebel Negotiators Say They Regret Signing Accord With Nicaragua, Forecast New Hostilities RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
The Unseen Costs : Gang Rule: Living in Battle Zone BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Even With Snowmobile, Alaska Missionary Finds It Slow Going LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Politics 88 : Cuomo Acts to Stop Draft Movement JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Economic Sanctions : Reagan Steps Up Pressure on Panama United Press International
Maywood Sergeant Allegedly Hit Prisoner : Officer Demoted in Mistreatment Case MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
The Case of the Missing Milk Cartons : It Was Only a Minor Theft but Airline and Attendant Agree It's Now a Major Case BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Cherry Blossom Parade Lures Washington Crowd United Press International
Rep. Kennedy Assails British Rule in Ulster as He Wraps Up 4-Day Trip From Times Wire Services
Biggest Error Was Not Bombing N. Vietnam Sooner, Nixon Says Associated Press
Eastwood No 'Dirty Harry' in Last Scene as Mr. Mayor MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
43,000 Animals Placed Last Year : Rescue League Finds Home for Every Orphan KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
Taxi Co. Accused by Competitor of Illegal Practices RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Military College Is First to Offer On-Campus Training for Peace Corps GEORGE ESPER, Associated Press
Idea of Pilotless Combat Planes Is Taking Off MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
More Successful Later Than Non-Veterans : Army Is a Shot in the Arm for Blacks KEN FRANCKLING, United Press International
Minority Hiring, Loan Processing : Agriculture Agency Rights Record Hit WARD SINCLAIR, The Washington Post
Helping Hand for 'Fragile Children' : New Mexico-Federal Program Eases Parents' Burden JOAN GOESSL, Associated Press
Where the Sun Shines at Midnight : State of Mississippi Abounds With Offbeat Place Names CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Blamed for 39% of Homicides in 4 Police Divisions : Gang Murder Rates Get Worse BOB BAKER
The Nation
Wave of Anti-American Sentiment Seen : U.S. Welcome Fades in Honduras DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Obituaries : Jesse Taylor; Founded Business Colleges
State Tax Code 'Fairest' in U.S., Study Reports DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Splinter Church Fights for Property CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Burton Revisited : Ex-S.F. Congressman Hopes to Retake His Old Assembly Seat DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Tortured Guard Slain by Hijackers : Terrorists Enraged After Bid to Refuel Plane Is Refused MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Hypertension Takes a Deadly Toll : Stroke, the Silent Killer, Targets Blacks PEG BYRON, United Press International
Ted Turner Finds the Game Is Up DAVE JOHNSON
College Trustees Block Faculty Ban on CIA Recruiters Associated Press
Katmandu's Freak Street, Now Devoid of Its Freaks, Just Isn't What It Used to Be CHRIS PETERSON, Reuters
L.A. Skid Row Residents Distrustful of Clinics : Health Care Hits the Road to Help Poor BILL BLANNING, United Press International
Jokers Make the 'Wallflower Syndrome' a Laughing Matter DICK RORABACK
Teachers in Ireland Roast 'Lulu the Pig' From Reuters
Hundreds of Kenyan Bus Commuters Are Killed Each Year by 'Matatu Madness' DIDRIKKE SCHANCHE, Associated Press
The State
Signs of Revolt : Palisades Professor Stalks, Stashes Offending Realty Placards KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Las Floristas 'Goes Gold' on April 22 MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Retrials for Murders of Six in Family : 15 Years Later, Rural County Burdened by High Cost of Justice JOSEPH B. FRAZIER, Associated Press
Politics 88 : Jackson Tells Plan to End Apartheid ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Koreans Have Difficulty Adapting to U.S., Research Shows JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Union, in a Switch, Pledges Massive Food Aid to Drought-Stricken Ethiopia PATRICK MOSER, United Press International
It's a Money-Making Factory : History, Industry on View at U.S. Mint Associated Press
Guardian Angels Protest Sean Penn's Gang Movie 'Colors' From United Press International
Colorful Play-by-Play Announcer : No Retirement for Big 5's Former Voice Associated Press
Bork Takes Case Against His Opponents to Admiring Audiences AL KAMEN, The Washington Post
"God Bless the Child" was a truly touching program that...
"It's Garry Shandling's Show" is hilarious. From the...
"Portrait of the Soviet Union" at last gave viewers a...
Everyone connected with "God Bless the Child" was...
What Comes Next in Santa Monica?
Shut up, Mel! Take a letter. Kudos to the Museum of...
Downey to Vote on $11-Million Bond Issue to Renovate Schools RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Last-Minute Battle of Barbs Heats Up Quiet West Hollywood Council Race RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
Teachers in L.A. Take a Giant Leap With Satellite Network PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Three cheers to NBC for bringing back "The Days and Nights...
Diva Returns Home : Opera Star Marilyn Horne Performs in Long Beach for Many of Her Childhood Friends, Visits Poly Alma Mater DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Scrutinizing the Return to Churches
SPORTS
Golf : Are Today's High-Paying Pro Tournaments a Threat to the Masters? Thomas Bonk
Prep Baseball : Marina Cashes In on Fountain Valley's Pitching and Fielding, Wins, 7-5 BILL ROBERTSON
National League Roundup : Parrish and Phillies Give Them One More Reason to Shout, 9-3 DAN HAFNER
NBA Roundup : Pistons Defeat Hawks as Thomas Takes Charge DAN HAFNER
Toros Lose Twice to Pomona, 8-4, 4-0
Stanley Cup Playoffs : Jets Put an End to Oilers' Streak With 6-4 Win DAN HAFNER
Canyons' Win Streak Reaches 20 After Sweep GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' Returning Guns Rusty as Portland Rides Off With 119-109 Win GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Hoping for a Shot at the Big Time : Gaines, Yoest Seek to Build on Lions' Success ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Prep Wrap-Up : Young Coach's Team Maturing Quickly Rob Fernas
Tennis Roundup : U.S. Sweeps to 2-0 Lead as Agassi Wins From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Commentary : Why Not Let All 291 Teams Into the NCAA Tournament? KEN DENLINGER, The Washington Post
A Phone Call--and 'I Just Thought I Had to Do it' MIKE McKENZIE, Special to The Times
Padres Can't Escape Haze, Stumble to 0-5 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
For Seoul Win, Samuelson Will Need Another Miracle MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Put Power Back in Power Plays, Beat St Louis, 5-2 CHRIS ELLO
Kings Beat Flames, Keep Home Fires Burning, 5-2 JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing Roundup : Private Terms Wins Gotham, Still Unbeaten From Times Wire Services
High School Notebook : Worley Will Just Turn the Other Cheek When Antelope Valley Visits VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : Lack of Practice Pitchers Isn't Why This Team Lacks Hitting BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : The Metrodome Is So Quiet, You Can Hear the Twins Drop, 10-0 DAN HAFNER
Hoping for a Shot at the Big Time : Pepperdine Star Could be Early Round NBA Pick RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
High School Spring Sports : Campbell Hurls Thousand Oaks to 4-0 Victory
Okamoto Takes One-Shot Lead With Record 63 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
College Spring Sports : Dickmann Flawless in CSUN Win
THE MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT : Lyle Still Leads by 2 With a Round to Go : Crenshaw Has 67 and Is Tied for Second THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Alsen Scores Double for Granada Hills; Tucson Sprinter Wins 100 and Hurdles SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
McGwire Gets Even, and A's Get Win Over Angels MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Jensen Wins Match of Nervous Freshmen in USC's 6-2 Victory LISA DILLMAN
We Call 'em Like We See 'em Steve Springer
Redondo-Palos Verdes Tournament
Phoenix 200 Qualifying : Guerrero Happy With a Second Behind Mears SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Alsen Streaks to Distance Wins at Arcadia JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Tough to Reach Top, Easy to Fall in the NBA : Lakers and Celtics Are the Exceptions as Teams Scramble for Playoff Berths United Press International
College Softball : Bryant and Okerlund Pitch Titans to Doubleheader Sweep
Arcadia Track Invitational : Carter's Winning Shotput of 63-2 3/4 Is Best in Nation This Year BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Big Trade Hasn't Helped Houston . . . Yet United Press International
'She's Unbelievable' : Stevens 'Can't Explain' Winning Colors' Win, but Lukas Thinks He'll Ride Her in Kentucky Derby GRAHAME L. JONES, Special to The Times
NCAA Men's Swim Meet : Texas Hangs On to Win Title; USC's Wharton Gets Top Award Special to The Times
Starlites Beat Minnesota in Volleyball
Jennings Makes Prospects Look Bad for Angels JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Okamoto (63) the Big Story at StoneRidge MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Million-Dollar Boston Marathon Shapes Up as Outstanding Race United Press International
Kickers Still Trying to Muster Support : Nomadic Soccer Team Opens 3rd Season STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Prep Roundup : Los Alamitos Defeats Canyon to Win Challenge
Cliburn Will Manage Pirates' Class A Team Associated Press
Amy Alcott Figures Win or Lose, She's Having a Good Time BOB WOLF and JEFFREY PARENTI
Brown May Still Be in the UCLA Picture TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Japan Has Run Out of Fighting Haradas : Former Champion Says That Is Price It Has to Pay for Today's Prosperity EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Smith Not Happy as USC Ends Spring Drills MAL FLORENCE
Community College Baseball : Fullerton's Big Inning Is a Winner
College Roundup : UCI Women Win Tennis Tournament
Consistency Gives New York Skipper Challenge Title RICH ROBERTS
CSUN Volleyball Team Places Last at Ball State
Buffalo, Aiming for Major Franchise, Opens New Stadium Next Thursday United Press International
Arcadia Invitational : Stevenson 2nd, Sets 400 Mark STEVE BEATTY
Titan Track Festival : Poway Sophomore's Schedule Throws Her a Little Off Track JEFFREY PARENTI
Wilson, Young Win Twice as UCLA Beats Kansas, Iowa in 3-Way Meet
In Climbing Gear : Ferber Gradually Moves Up in Ranks as She Circulates in Fast Company R. DANIEL FOSTER
Consistent New York Skipper Wins Yacht Club Challenge Title RICH ROBERTS
Nowak Strikes Out 18 as UCSD Sweeps a Doubleheader From Whittier
A Filly Runs Them Silly in Santa Anita Derby : Winning Colors Rolls to 7 1/2-Length Victory BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Lukas Seems to Have a Way With the Ladies JIM MURRAY
Kentucky Football Team Accepts 'Happy' Chandler's Apology for Slur
College Baseball : Titans' 14 Hits, 49ers' 8 Errors Allow Fullerton to Breeze, 13-3
STILL IN CHARGE : McGee Shook Up USC at First, but Winning Settles It Down RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Lee Takes Comedy Act on the Road United Press International
Live From Anaheim, a Big-Screen Review Gene Wojciechowski
El Segundo Succumbs to Rally, Falls to Notre Dame in Tourney
Ann Meyers Becomes First Woman Named to UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
It's Capital Punishment : Washington Is Schizophrenic About Baseball THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
Dana Hills Track Invitational : Marshall Fundamental, Western Christian Win Titles AL PRESTON
Dave Stewart Helping Children in Oakland : Pitcher Makes Pitch to Stay Away From Drugs United Press International
MOVING FORWARD : Bernard King of Bullets Says He Not Ready to Leave the NBA ANTHONY COTTON, Washington Post
Comeback for Lefty Driesell: New Coach at James Madison United Press International
Somebody Lost Track of Arnold
Holyfield Batters DeLeon but Can't Put Him Down--as Tyson Looks On EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Chandler's Racing Comeback Ends After 4 Laps SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Lyle Has Managed to Get His Life and Game Out of the Rough Mike Downey
Baseball : Blue Jays Have the Horses--but Can They Pull Together This Season? Ross Newhan
Dodgers Find Bats, Use Them to Beat Braves SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
This Season, the Possibilities Are Incredible THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
Baseball Miscellany : Names And Numbers ROSS NEWHAN
Dehdashtian's Homer Lifts Orange Coast, 8-7 STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Palmer Hayden & the Past ZAN DUBIN
ART REVIEW : UC Shows It Has the Faculty to Pull Together Art by Women CATHY CURTIS
Ken Frank: Moving On COLMAN ANDREWS
RESTAURANTS : The Inescapable MSG Controversy LAURIE OCHOA
Liberal Art
Women in the Record Biz: The Numbers
Radio's Nights Mimic Daytime Madness PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Quibbles & Bits
Slim Role John M. Wilson \f7
Try and Try Again Leonard Klady \f7
Inscrutable Diane Haithman \f7
Williams Refuses to Let Sleeping Movie Characters Lie Randy Lewis
A Spell of I-R-O-N-Y Pat H. Broeske \f7
Presidentialities
Dwarf Star
Amusical Man
Harry Who?
Slippery Geographics
Presidentialities
MUSIC : The Grand Seigneur of Lyric Tenors MARTIN BERNHEIMER
Spotlight on Imagination JAN HERMAN
The Big Night Dad Brought Home an Oscar BRIDGET O'BRIEN
Old Releases Get New Life ROBERT HILBURN
Jazz LPs: Unconventional & Mainstream LEONARD FEATHER
Bolton--A Happy Blue-Eyed Soul Man DENNIS HUNT
Yes, There Will Be a Performance of The Red Shoes . . . Rhys Thomas \f7
Nudeniks
Cinefile Leonard Klady \f7
Tim Miller's Quest for 'Golden States' DONNA PERLMUTTER
Oscar Shows--and No-Shows : Who's There and Who Isn't Can Say a Lot About What's What DAVID FOX
Who Really Are the Best Actors? LAWRENCE CHRISTON
The Ballot
Alex North's Troubles With Oscar JACK MATHEWS
CRYSTAL BALL GAZING : The 'Emperor' That Would Be King SHEILA BENSON
Commentary : THE TROUBLE WITH OSCAR : He's Only a Doodad, an Icon, a TV Star JACK MATHEWS
ART : Two MOCA Shows of Breezy Entertainment WILLIAM WILSON
'Kathy and Mo': A Point of Many Views JANICE ARKATOV
Veteran Flutist Steps Into the Spotlight DANIEL CARIAGA
Toni Tennille: No Hits but 'Always Sold Out' JAN HERMAN
RESTAURANTS : Slurp! Ramen for the Discriminating LINDA BURUM
Cher-ed Experience Pat H. Broeske \f7
The Oscar Telecast From First to Last MARISON MULL
STAGE : The Simon Boys: A Tale of Two Brothers JANICE ARKATOV
POP MUSIC : Women: Enjoying the Spin They're In? DON SNOWDEN and SHARON LIVETEN
The Meaning of Oscar
Nudeniks
BUSINESS
VIEWPOINTS : In Business, Just as in Life, Diplomacy, Tact Pay Off DAVID J. MAHONEY, DAVID MAHONEY was the president of Good Humor Co. and Canada Dry as well as the chairman of Norton Simon Inc. until it was taken over by Esmark in 1983. This is adapted from his book, "Confessions of a Street-Smart Manager."
Social Security: If It Ain't Broke. . . Robert Lekachman, ROBERT LEKACHMAN is professor of economics at Lehman College of the City University of New York and author of "Visions and Nightmares: America After Reagan." and
For Once, the Campaign Hits the Real Issue JAMES FLANIGAN
Orange County Consumers Take Cautious View JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
How Poll Was Conducted
Bush Should Have Been Given Top Marks as Potential Chief Executive for the Country
A Fine Mess Ahead
Hyundai's Healthy Indeed, After All
FHP Has Come Out of HMO Wars in Good Condition JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Secret Programs at Root of Journalistic Brouhaha
A Fine Mess Ahead
VIEWPOINTS : What Should Campeau Do With the Federated Empire? : Retailing Experts Offer the New Owner Some Advice on Managing Stores as Diverse as Bloomingdale's and Ralphs
Surveys Help San Diego Companies Keep Up on Pay Policies and Trim Their Turnover Rates GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Sad Ending for Plant
Tax Cheating: Surviving on Acceptability BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
WHO SHOT LORIMAR? : After Film and Video Losses, Studio Mulls Merger, Sees Recovery Ahead PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
'Black World' of Defense Cloaks Firms in Secrecy RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Health vs. Profits
MAGAZINE
HOME FURNISHINGS : FURNITURE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY : The Forms, Colors and Textures That Are Leading the Way to a New Design Era : Textures & Finishes Virginia Gray
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Conran's Basic Book of Home Gardening STEFAN BUCZACKI (Viking, 1988) Judith Sims and DR
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Simple Rose Pruning
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Stockpot Playground RUTH REICHL
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : 'Hoo Cuka Roo' WILLIAM JORDAN
The Business of Art : 'I could not pressure people to buy; it just was not in my nature to market myself.' BEATRICE WOOD
Radiant Pain?
The Technobanditry Debate Joshus Hammer
California Breakup
GARDENS : Hedging Your Bets : As a Bush, Border or Even a Tree, the Versatile Eugenia Is a Sure Thing ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
FOOD : Shell Game : New Zealand's Large Green Mussels Make Perfect Appetizers BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor.
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Hooked Rugs SAM BURCHELL
Bad Chemistry : One Bathroom May Contain Enough Toxins to Pollute Santa Monica Bay JACK SMITH
California Spirit : The Best Wine at a Recent Tasting Was Not a Wine But an Eau de Vie ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
The Untouchables Joshua Hammer
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Porcelain Swid Powells DAVID LASKER
No Pain, All Gain? : A Look at 'Toning Tables,' the Controversial New Fitness Fad PADDY CALISTRO
PROJECT X : A Tale of Technobanditry JOSHUA HAMMER, Joshua Hammer is a Los Angeles writer.
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Impressive Front Doors LOIS GIBSON
Oh, Oscar, You're Making Us Blush : Sure, the Academy Awards Are Great for Star Gazing, but Secretly We All Wait for Those Special Moments LEO BRAUDY, Leo Braudy, author of "The Frenzy of Renown: Fame and Its History" (Oxford, 1986), is Leo S. Bing professor of English at USC
AROUND HOME : Notes on Hooked Rugs, Front Doors, Cooing Doves and Restaurant-Supply Stores : Post-Modernism: The New Classicism in Art and Architecture by CHARLES JENCKS (Rizzoli, 1987) Lois Gibson and DR
TRAVEL
Maui Cowboys
A Grand Idea for a Visit to China HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests
Hotel's Good Enough for Aunt Millie MICHAEL CARLTON, Carlton is an editor for the Atlanta Constitution and Journal
Airline Industry Group Predicts Congestion Spread to Europe
Real and Imagined
Limits for Touring Tibet
Prepaid Voucher Plan
Los Angeles to Be New Home Port for Southward SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers
Real and Imagined
Port of the Pilgrims Is Bustling Cultural Center BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Devil's Punchbowl MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Street-Painting Festival Slated
A Plus for Travelers
A Celebration of the Scandinavian Life Style JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Riding in Real Comfort Aboard a Train in Spain F. LISA BEEBE, Beebe is a New York City free-lance writer.
Ireland Offers a Variety of Bargains LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Lighthouse Living : 'It's like living in a separate world,' says one resident of Maine's Isle au Haut, which has a single store, one-room schoolhouse, post office, church and a lighthouse inn. JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Egyptians Pay Less
It's Shear Fun in the Woolshed JEFF SPURRIER, Spurrier is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Exploring the Wilds of Point Reyes Peninsula MICHAEL BALTER, Michael Balter is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Peaceful Fiddleback
Exploring Creole-Cajun Connection PAUL LASLEY and ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, Lasley and Harryman are Beverly Hills free-lance writers
Sights From the Zoo
Why Some Tours May Consolidate TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Grapevine Is Water Play Land in Northern Texas FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Ah, a Venice Boat Ride at Sunrise JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
OPINION
Political Psychology Gives Nicaraguan Peace a Chance JORGE G. CASTANEDA
A Challenge to Democrats : Jackson Represents Faith in the Party's Ideals BRUCE BABBITT, Former Gov. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona was one of the Democratic presidential candidates this year .
End of an Afghan Era
Demos Look South to Rebuild Balance Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel, a political analyst, was Walter F. Mondale's campaign manger in 1984.
Give Us a Break
Dukakis: Deals and Double Roles Stuart K. Spencer, Stuart K. Spencer was senior campaign adviser to Ronald Reagan in 1980 and 1984
Mideast Peace: Does Shultz Stand a Chance? Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, Ibrahim Abu-Lughod is the chairman of the political science department at Northwestern University.
Controversy Over Meese
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Lurching from Crisis to Crisis, Meese Clings Tightly to Justice Post Lincoln Caplan, Lincoln Caplan writes for the New Yorker and is the author of "The Tenth Justice: The Solicitor General and the Rule of Law" (Knopf).
Not Proved
Social Conflict in the Soviet Union Roy Medvedev, Roy Medvedev, a Soviet citizen, is a historian whose works have been published in the West
Praise the Afghan Symmetry --and Keep Passing the Ammunition Rone Tempest, Rone Tempest is The Times' correspondent in New Delhi.
Controversy Over Meese
Southland Water Supply
Colombia: Lessons in Language and Violence Arthur Houser, Arthur Houser, a U.S. teacher, is working in Colombia as part of a Fulbright exchange program
Controversy Over Meese
Give Kids an Option Besides Gang Life GEORGE MILLER, Rep. George Miller (D-Martinez) is chairman of the House Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families. and
Saudi Arabia's Chinese Missiles: Another Log on the Middle East Fire Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus is the editor of the Middle East Policy Survey.
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