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What happened on February 05, 1988
NEWS
A Bean Field in Time : Fountain Valley Pioneer Joe Callens Is Still Farming a Piece of His Original County Land JOSEPH N. BELL
3 Brothers Fall Through Ice, Drown United Press International
At 91, She's Stepping Up in Class ANN CONNORS
It's Home on a New Range for 257 Antelopes CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Klansman Stricken at His Trial; Mistrial Ordered Associated Press
Reagan, Gorbachev Nominated for 1988 Nobel Peace Prize From Reuters
Jordan Agrees to Buy 20 French Mirage Jets From Reuters
The World
Deukmejian's Voting Record in Senate Assailed by Lungren Foe From a Times Staff Writer
Truck Loaded With 4,000 Gallons of Rocket Fuel Arrives at Vandenberg Associated Press
Grenade Discovered on Jet Associated Press
3 Die in Smoky Home Fire United Press International
N. California Oil Drilling Foes Vow to Take Fight to Washington MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Report Criticizes Asbestos Removal Costing $1 Billion DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Medfly Quarantine Lifted
Senate Vote Keeps Contra Issue Alive : Symbolic Action Backs GOP Vow to Add Arms Aid JOSH GETLIN and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
GOP's Weicker to Seek Fourth Senate Term United Press International
Pentagon Will Seek Near 50% MX Budget Cut MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Funds Hampers Release of Cuban Detainees LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
The World
The State : First Captive Condors Mate
The Nation
Cocaine Seizures Increase Associated Press
Orange County May Lead Nation in Housing Prices MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Italians Seize Heroin From Reuters
State to Offer Low-Interest Loans for Repairing Quake-Damaged Homes From a Times Staff Writer
13 Slightly Injured in 2nd Accident for Amtrak in Less Than a Week Associated Press
The State
The State
3 U.S. Drug Agents Shot in San Marino
If Sandinistas 'Start Playing Games, They're Going to Be Surprised' : Contra Aid Cutoff Not Irreversible, Key Democrats Say MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
College-Level Classics Trashing Cuts Credibility, Bennett Warns Associated Press
The World
The World
The State
Bus Carrying Wedding Party Crashes, 45 Die United Press International
The State
The World
To Be or Knot to Be--Marriage PAMELA MARIN, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
32,500 British Ford Workers Call Strike Associated Press
4 Counties Get Disaster Status
Senate Vote Keeps Contra Issue Alive : Will Remain on a War Footing, Ortega Asserts RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
The World
Uganda Imposing Gasoline Rationing Associated Press
Legislators, Deukmejian Make Little Progress on Bond Package DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : Gay Rights Splits Parties Marlene Cimons
Lead Poisoning Still Considered a 'Major' Public Health Threat JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
The World
Campaign War Chests for '88 Reported From Times Wire Services
Morocco Shuns U.S. F-16s From Reuters
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed by Guerrillas Infiltrating Border; One Attacker Slain KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Decides to Indict Noriega, Risk Retaliation RONALD J. OSTROW and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
2-State Nuclear Waste Pact Mired in Political Turmoil ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Rebels in Key Groups, Manila Cleric Says MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Palm Springs Mayor Won't Seek Reelection Associated Press
CAMPAIGN '88 : Hart's Iowa Campaign Not Just Gary and Lee Maura Dolan
'Garfield' Cat-Nappers Collared United Press International
The Nation
Teen-Age Pilot Buzzes His School, Is Killed in Crash United Press International
Candidates Approach Iowa Spending Cap DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Gov. Mecham's Impeachment Termed Almost Certain RON HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Questions Clarity of Statute : Judge Refuses to Dismiss Any of 4 Nofziger Counts PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Some Iowans Feeling a Letdown as GOP Rivals Stir Up Torpor JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Jordan Agrees to Buy 20 French Mirage Jets From Reuters
Lead Poisoning Called a Big Health Concern JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Perle Backs Non-Nuclear Cruise Missiles JOHN M. BRODER and RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writers
Morocco Shuns U.S. F-16s From Reuters
Medical Shortages Cause Polish Health Care Crisis CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
2 Scandinavian U.N. Workers Kidnaped by Lebanon Gunmen : No Group Claims Responsibility for Abductions Associated Press
CAMPAIGN '88 : Jackson Aide in Rival Ad Maura Dolan
The Nation
The Nation
Soviets Urging ANC to Seek S. Africa Political Accord MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Says Rival Is 'Groveling in the Mud' : Dole Angrily Confronts Bush in Senate Chamber JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
'Gang of Five' Drafts Legislation to Cut Assembly Speaker's Clout JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
The World : Thai Jet Downed by Laos
Sri Lanka Marks 40th Year of Independence From Reuters
Reportedly Slain Priest's Family Sues U.S. for Papers MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Ron Bishop, 66; War Hero, TV Western Scriptwriter BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Gulf Tanker Set Afire; Freighter Sinks Associated Press
Tourists Confused : English Upside Down in Land Down Under MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Doheny Auction a Rousing Success for L.A. Catholics STEVE CHAWKINS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Links Jet Blast to North Korea Officials : Says President's Son Ordered Bombing; Plot to Hurt Olympics Seen JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Cash-Short Campaigns Push for Early Victories : Reports Show Several Candidates Nearly Broke as Crucial Iowa, New Hampshire Contests Near DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Sacramento Tailor Wins $10.38 Million at Lotto, Says He'll Keep On Sewing From United Press International
Richard A. Popham, Ex-Manager of Manhattan Project Plant
The Nation : Foot of Snow Snarls Travel in Northeast
Swiss Denies Pipeline Payoff Associated Press
Jobless Rate Steady; Job Growth Slows Associated Press
Federated Inc. Rejects Campeau Offers as 'Inadequate, Illusory' Associated Press
Bush, Dole Trade Barbs as Vote Nears Times Wire Services
Reagan Signs First Big Housing Bill of Administration Associated Press
Shanghai Crime on Rise Reuters
Presidential Hopefuls Eye Their Brows ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
New Ms. Has a Few New Twists JOHN GABREE
Pact Outcome Up to Soviets, Shultz Declares Associated Press
Canada to Increase Patrols in the North Reuters
Israeli Soldiers Wound 6 Palestinians on West Bank Associated Press
undercover Whimsy PADDY CALISTRO
There's No Need to Take Aging on the Chin Ann Conway
20 Victims of Stalin Trials Rehabilitated United Press International
Educator Asks Colleges to Take Fresh Look at Helping Freshmen DONNE DAVIS, Donne Davis is a free-lance writer from Arcadia.
2nd Teen Gets Lighter Term in Howard Beach Attack United Press International
Llama Mia! : Prized Pets of Breeders and Backpackers, Camel's Cousins Find Camelot in County MIKE SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
John Wayne Airport Monthly Passenger And Operations Statistics Clipboard researched by Phil Nelson, Henry Rivero, Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Panama's Military Rallies Around Indicted Strongman : Accused in 2 U.S. Drug Inquiries Times Wire Services
Designer's Footwear Store Is a Shoo-In KAREN NEWELL YOUNG
Book Review : Is There a Baboon Inside Each of Us? LEE DEMBART
Return of the Wonder Drug : The Old Standby, Aspirin, Is Back in Vogue, but Is It Really All It's Cracked Up to Be? ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Industry Has AIDS Auction Compiled by the Fashion 88 staff
LACMA Fills House for Hockney Party Marylouise Oates
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Racist Remarks : 'Oprah Winfrey Show' Ousts Neo-Nazi United Press International
Local News in Brief : Irvine : 40th District Hopefuls to Appear at Forum
Local News in Brief : 6 Arrested in Gang Fight
RFK Remembered : L.A. Conference Planned to Revive Spirit of His '68 Campaign KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Tide Running Against Old Venice Pier STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
2,000 Mobil Refinery Workers Walk Out in Three-State Strike JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : 15 Briefly Hospitalized as Acid Cloud Hits Area
Reality on the Streets
Dispute on Freeway Links Stalls Compromise Talks KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Path to Peace
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Court Shopping for Space
Yaroslavsky Drops Bid for City Reward in Slaying STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Wieder Offers Own Master Growth Plan for Orange County DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Sheriff Clarifies His Remarks on Jail Admissions TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : School's Out for Gas Leak
Boy Experiments, Gets Tipsy on Cold Remedy : Jr. High Class Proves Intoxicating EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Wind to Turn to Breezes for Weekend
San Diego
Local News in Brief : HUD Grant Approved
Challenge to a Reckless Policy
Anaheim, With Resources Galore, Ponders a Change in Government CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Buena Park : Elections Will Coincide With Statewide Voting
Thousand Oaks Renewal Plan : Jungleland Project's Foes File Initiative Petitions SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
El Toro Joint-Use Study Called Case 'of Self-Dealing' LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Encinitas
Tougher Sex Harassment Policy for L.A. Begins TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Looks Like a Breeze
'In Too Deep' on Weapons
Folly
Forest Service
A Need for Roads
Column on U. S. Conquest of California
Soviet Residents
Local News in Brief : Amnesty PR Campaign
Local News in Brief : Candidate Appeal Denied
Censorship of Censorship Column?
'In Too Deep' on Weapons
George Will on Jesse Jackson
Picus, Citing Law, Returns $3,000 Given by 6 in Firm RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Picus Returns Donations
Local News in Brief : Council Hopeful Arrested
Democrats Win Their Point, but Democracy Is the Loser in Denial of Aid to Contras HENRY J. HYDE, Henry J. Hyde (R-Ill.) is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
George Will on Jesse Jackson
George Will on Jesse Jackson
'I'm still kind of afraid of remembering what happened.' MARITA HERNANDEZ
Local News in Brief : Clearing Canyon Brush
Crime Task Force Is Carson's Reply to Mother's Plea GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
11 Children Taken From Home in Cocaine Investigation DAVID FERRELL and IRIS SCHNEIDER, Times Staff Writers
Panel Vote on White Point a Victory, Say Youth Sports Advocates SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Low-Cost Senior Housing Project OKd in Lawndale BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Police Seize $1 Million Cash, Arrest 3 in Cocaine Stakeout
$15-Million Suit Filed Over Arrest in Library Fire Case ROBERT W. STEWART and BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Telephone Lineman Killed
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Black History Parade to Feature Floats, Bands
Election Appeals Continue : Court Denies Hardeman's Bid to Be Put on Council SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Golden Triangle : Council Denies IDO Exemption for 354 Condos RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
George Will on Jesse Jackson
Assessor Threatens Tax Status of Churches That Provide Asylum GLENN F. BUNTING and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers
Immigrant Rights Groups Plan Amnesty Ad Drive MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Settlement Reached for Relocation
Superior Court Looks for More Room TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
An afternoon in the country? It could be, except for those high-tension power lines, oil wells and the steady whoosh of traffic. GERALD FARIS
Local News in Brief : New Reiner Foe Surfaces
Local News in Brief : Woman Struck, Kidnaped
Science Olympiad Issues Challenges : Successor to Fair in Simi Valley Tests Pupils' Teamwork, Brainpower PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Westminster Backs Plan : Little Saigon Aiming to Be Tourist Magnet DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Police Want Agent in Penn Case to Retire RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Arco Accused in Anaheim Couple's Suit United Press International
2,000 Mobil Refinery Workers Walk Out in Three-State Strike JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Defense Starts Its Challenges in Peyer Case H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Santiago Peak : A Message Center in the Clouds JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
George Will on Jesse Jackson
Marine Drug Case Delayed 10 Days RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Rolling Stone Apologizes
Court Says Religious Sect Had Priority in School Sale JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Rethinking Gangs' Rights Vs. Our Rights JAMES K. HAHN, James K. Hahn is the Los Angeles city attorney. and
Officer Leaves Her Station to Make a 7 1/2-Pound Delivery
UC Irvine Professor, Denied Tenure, Calls It a Form of Racism LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
George Will on Jesse Jackson
Teacher to Be Tried on Molesting Charges A. DAHLEEN GLANTON, Times Staff Writer
Civic Activist Robert McCurdy Named Citizen of Year by Newport Chamber Herbert J. Vida
Races Shape Up as Filing Deadline Passes
Panel Expects No Opposition : Balboa Park Site Eyed for King Memorial LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Legal Aid Raps Immigration Judge : Foundation Asks He Be Barred From Hearing Its Cases FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Persistence to Pay $5,200 : Garage Gets Disgruntled Driver's Message BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
3,000 Hear Kolender Laud Hartless as 'Very Good Cop' RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Mobile Home Doors Open New Vistas for 4 Homeless Families STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Leaving Ultrasystems for Land Fight : Newport Beach Man Chosen to Lead Sioux DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Slain Canoga Park Woman Is Identified
There's Chill in the Air Since LAPD Detained 2 Deputies DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Will Gorbachev Show Good Faith and Restrain Nicaragua? ROGER MORRIS, Roger Morris served on the National Security Council during the Administrations of Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon. He is at work on a two-volume biography of Nixon. and
NASA Fires UCI Researcher; Blames Performance, Funding CARLOS LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Liquor Warning Signs Pondered
Governor Gets Bill to Permit Private Engineering on New Roads DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Nurses' Job Talks Go On
Sunshine Due Amid Periods of Cloudiness KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Environmentalists Drop Lawsuit Over Permit for Test Waste Incinerator BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Report on Country Club Proposal
No Violation of State Law
People and Events
Local News in Brief : Foundation Expands Aid
The Picture of a Model Family : Training and Ideas Unite 3 Generations MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
1987 Citizen of the Year Named
San Diego
San Diego
BUSINESS
Ralphs Ends Its Attempt to Give Giant Stores a Separate Identity MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Brazil Aims for Better Terms With Creditors WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
London Firm to Pay $38 Million for 90% of Melles Griot DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Social Security Number Isn't a Private Affair S. J. DIAMOND
Platt Executives Sued by Creditors CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Fluor Wants Foreign Focus
Clausen Describes B of A as 'Recovering,' Not 'Troubled' DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
TRW Income Up for 4th Quarter and Full Year RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Salomon Inc. to Pay $16-Million Settlement Associated Press
CURRENCY : Dollar Closes Lower in N.Y. After Rising Abroad Associated Press
Car Makers Ready 'Dumping' Complaint Associated Press
Japan Runs a 20-Day Trade Deficit From Reuters
Futures Market Proposals Opposed : Chicago Mercantile, CBOT Chiefs Reject Super Agency OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Administration Had Hinted at Effort to Keep Dollar Stable : U.S. Won't Pressure Bonn to Cut Interest Rates ART PINE and TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writers
Gain in Business Productivity for 1987 Slows to 0.8% Associated Press
Fidelity National Buys 5.6% Share of General Housewares' Stock JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Fluorocarbon Chief Says Firm Isn't Up for Sale : American Strategic Investments Raises Its Stake in Laguna Niguel Company JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
The High Cost Of Housing
1st Executive Sues to Block Offer by ICH AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Strategies : Getting on Line : Outlook Brightens for Computer Consoles' Troubled Irvine Division DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Kronus Introduces Diagnostic Test for Rare Myasthenia Gravis Disease : MEDICAL Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
H. J. Heinz to Buy Bumble Bee Seafoods CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Nation
U.S. Studying Financing Plan for Ailing S&Ls BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : 30-Year Treasury Bonds Fall at Auction Associated Press
U.S., Japanese Set to Discuss Microchip Pact From Reuters
COMMODITIES : Better Weather Sinks Orange Juice Futures From Associated Press
Medical Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
First Boston Official Resigns
NYSE Votes to Tighten Program Trading Rules : 'SuperDot' Arbitrage System to Be Suspended if Dow Index Moves More Than 50 Points in One Day PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Chrysler Net Up 8% in 4th Quarter From Times Wire Services
Quota Busters : Japanese Pay Price to Call Sport Vehicles 'Trucks' and Avoid Limits on Car Imports JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Slightly Lower in Cautious Trading From Times Wire Services
Beverly Enterprises Has $30-Million Loss NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Concerns Land Actor Role in Fight Against Banking Legislation DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
STAGE REVIEW : 'Night Must Fall' Has a Moment or Two Despite Plot MARK CHALON SMITH
Music Reviews : First Eight Premieres of 'Pierrot Project' DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Game Shows Sweeten the Pot for Sweeps Period RICK SHERWOOD
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Cop' Makes for Arresting Detective-Thriller KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Television Reviews : 'Dance in America' Spotlights Baryshnikov LEWIS SEGAL
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Baby' a Mixed Message on Marriage MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
West Los Angeles MARLENA DONOHUE
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Cale and Spedding in Long Beach CHRIS WILLMAN
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
The following are summaries of recent Times restaurant reviews.
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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S.D. Dance Theatre Moves Into Big Time EILEEN SONDAK
Cassette Supply Not Meeting Demand DENNIS HUNT
L.A. Master Chorale Cancels Concert Series CHRIS PASLES
Chorale Cancels Spring Concerts CHRIS PASLES
Dance JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Uk/la JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Wilshire Center MARLENA DONOHUE
UCSD Student's Play Doesn't Make the Grade NANCY CHURNIN
Pasadena CATHY CURTIS
BALLET REVIEW : Trockadero Goes Postmodern With 'Gambol' LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Lots of Life in '6 Women With Brain Death' NANCY CHURNIN
RESTAURANTS : French Cuisine at Its Lofty Best in Wine Cellar Max Jacobson
Cannon Finds Herself Living in a Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy PATRICIA BRENNAN, Washington Post
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Lightness of Being' on the Heavy Side SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
STAGE REVIEW : Those Letters to 'Darlinghissima' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Radiophile Keeps His Dream Alive by Switching to Cable : Shutdown of Early Bootleg Station 'Blessing in Disguise' BARBARA MILLER
Robinson Sisters Teach Science the Painless Way LYNNE HEFFLEY
COMEDY REVIEW : Rudner's Report on the Post-Feminist World LAWRENCE CHRISTON, Times Staff Writer
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Heaven' Shines With Divine Entertainment SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
PREVIEW : Electric Phoenix Hums on the Cutting Edge of New Music for Voice
COMEDY REVIEW : Rita Rudner Is Svelte, Pretty, Original American Princess LAWRENCE CHRISTON, Times Staff Writer
STAGE REVIEW : New Faces in 'Checkmates' in Westwood DON SHIRLEY
Dance, Folk Style : Foreign Flair, Exuberance and Fluidity Mark These Steps CHRISTINE ZIAYA
The Mongrel Repertory of Grisman's 'Dawg' ZAN STEWART
La Cienega Area MARLENA DONOHUE
Game Shows Sweeten the Pot for Sweeps Period STEVE WEINSTEIN
La Cienega Area CATHY CURTIS
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Sauvignon: Small Secret in Santa Monica CHARLES PERRY
January a Cinderella Month for Disney Studio JACK MATHEWS
New Fountain Court RUTH REICHL
Music Reviews : Previn, Stern in Chamber Concert JOHN HENKEN
Albums
Looking for Rockwell Scenes in Iowa Landscape HOWARD ROSENBERG
Music Reviews : Frederick Moyer at Ambassador DONNA PERLMUTTER
MOVIE REVIEWS : Greener Pastures May Lie Ahead for Britain's 'Supergrass' Comics MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Coach Inspires Motion in Young Dancers at Seminar EILEEN SONDAK
Jazz Reviews : Shy's Blues-Less Tribute to Dinah Washington LEONARD FEATHER
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Tiny Hangout for Film Folks Can Be as Creative as Clientele J. D. GOLD
'Hidden in Laughter' by Company of Angels; 'Some Men Need Help' at Flight; 'Out of Frying Pan' at Argyle; 'Just Roommates' at Matrix DON SHIRLEY
Foreign-Language Films Are Gaining Ground Among the Home Releases DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Television Reviews : 'Winnie' Wins, 'Duckula' Doesn't Count in Debuts CHARLES SOLOMON
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Sister Sister' Is Silly Silly KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEWS : Good, Evil Clash in 'Serpent and Rainbow' KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Pato Banton, Private Domain at the Roxy DON SNOWDEN
Jazz Reviews : L.A. Jazz Choir Swings at Vine St. Bar & Grill A. JAMES LISKA
'Ceremonies' Marks Tribute to Black History Month : Judyann Elder Directs Husband's Classic Play That Offers Sad but Hopeful Statement JANICE ARKATOV
Television Reviews : Help for Parents on KCET's 'Drug Free Kids' LYNNE HEFFLEY
Quiet: Marceau Is Talking of Clowns : Tour Must Go On for Mime HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
It Was Destined: Pappas Revives 'Kismet' for the Opera Pacific JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Aman Folk Dance Company Weathers the '80s CATHY CURTIS
Jazz Reviews : Friends Offer Tribute to Warne Marsh at Donte's DON HECKMAN
SPORTS
HE WAS A LONG SHOT : Work Gave Jeremiah His Three-Point Plan STEVE BEATTY
Running Review : At 20, San Dieguito Half Marathon Bigger but Not Big-Headed Steve Beatty
Miller Celebrates Occasion With Win Over USC ROY GAULT, Special to The Times
Dixon Twins Lift Northridge to 75-70 Win
Bruins Start Off Poorly but End Up Beating Ducks SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Shue Is 800 Club Member : Things Are Back to Normal; Lakers Beat the Clippers CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Roundup : Long Beach Balances Out Berry, 81-68 DICK WAGNER
Birmingham Coach Ignores Illness as Race for 2nd Reaches Fever Pitch VINCE KOWALICK Times Staff Writer
UCI's Kaplan Advances; Chapman's Walker Falls
Northridge Defeats Chapman : Matadors Get Going in the Second Half for 61-55 Victory LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Clutch Free Throws by Bolden Ensure Northridge's 61-55 Win MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
WCAC Roundup : Gonzaga Beats San Diego
Pepperdine Travels to Bay Area for 2 Games RAY RIPTON
PCAA Roundup
Names in the News
Despite a Horrid First Half, Titans Barely Lose, 57-56 ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Nine Takes On Powerful Arizona State on Road
Award to Evans Is Local, but Her Impact Is Global TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Puts 13-Game Win Streak on Line ALAN DROOZ
Names in the News
Mettinger's Hot Streak Paces Canyons, 82-79 RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Arizona Loss May Mean a Shuffle at Top : No. 2 Nevada Las Vegas Shows No Signs of Slowing Down, Routs UC Irvine, 99-77 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Taft Comes Up Empty After a Frantic Finish JIM COLEMAN
4 From Valley College Select Schools in West GARY KLEIN
Arizona Loss May Mean a Shuffle at Top : Stanford Stuns the No. 1-Ranked Wildcats, Hands Them Their First Pacific 10 Loss ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Warriors Come to Life, Defeat Cavaliers DAN HAFNER
Marinovich Receives Another National Award
CS Long Beach Women Beat Fresno State, 79-64
College Basketball : Cuesta Tops Moorpark, 65-64, as Bussey Hits, Then Misses John Ortega and Chris J. Parker
Cruickshank Advances in Katin Surfing
Toro Cagers Launch Critical Home Stand With a Victory PAUL McLEOD
Ailing Alemany Girls Beat Bell-Jeff : League Mark Remains Perfect as Indians Overcome Afflictions BRIAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Cancels Tennis Tournament GARY KLEIN
PEBBLE BEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM : Detour in Ice Plant Costs Norman a Share of Lead THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Pietrangelo Stops North Stars and Gets His First Shutout, 1-0 DAN HAFNER
USD Routed by UC Irvine in Opener CHRIS ELLO
SCC Hires Sano as New Coach for Women's Volleyball
Names in the News
Loving Your Job, Even If It's a Drag Jim Murray
Culver Nips Cougars
San Diego Sports et Cetera : Brasher to Attend Arizona St.
Hart's Scott Intrigued by Buena Vacancy JOHN LYNCH
Holloway Scores 26 in Arizona State Win Associated Press
Olden Hoping to Be a Hit by Describing Them for Indians Larry Stewart
High School Winter Sports : Harvard Turns Deaf Ear to Coach and Wins Vince Kowalick, John Ortega and Chris J. Parker
High School Basketball : Reseda Whips Grant by 83 Points Vince Kowalick, John Ortega and Chris J. Parker
Irvine Lake Continues to Yield Catches of Large Trout
Winternationals : Drag Race Champions Start Fast in Pomona Qualifying SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Ralph Miller, Unseld, 2 Others Named to Hall
Rizzo Putts Way to 67 for LPGA Lead United Press International
No Traps Stop James as UNLV Guard Has Best Game So Far ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
'King for a Day' Set for a Premiere
Los Angeles Marathon : Spotlight on Rodgers, Shorter in Masters Race TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
National Alpine Championships : Olson Wins First Race; Johnson Finishes a Disappointing 10th BOB LOCHNER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Weinberger Resigns at Laguna Hills CHRIS FOSTER
Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Washington Angler May Have Landed a Record Yellowtail Pete Thomas
COLLEGE BASEBALL 88 : SDSU : San Diego State to Open the Season Disarmingly : Lack of Pitching Experience Is Team's Weakness SCOTT MILLER
College Basketball Roundup : Hillman Scores 17 to Lead Hoosiers' Victory From Times Wire Services
Griffith-Joyner Ranked 2nd in World for 200 Meters JOHN ORTEGA
Titans Come Back at Santa Barbara, Only to Lose Again ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Sunday's National Nielsen Rating Is the Lowest for Super Bowl Since 1974 LARRY STEWART
South Coast League Girls' Basketball : Ideal Half Adds Up to Victory : Mission Viejo Gets a Jump Start to Beat El Toro ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Orange Coast College Women to Face Cypress in Orange Empire Showdown
Area Roundup : Road Races Set for Yorba Linda
When Toros Hit Road, It's Not Always a Pleasure Trip PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
It Can Be Fun for Players, Fans; Coaches Aren't So Sure CHRIS DE LUCA
Green's 21 Points Lead Rancho Alamitos, 70-65
Shue Is 800 Club Member : Things Are Back to Normal; Lakers Beat the Clippers CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Soccer Roundup : Laguna Hills Captures League Championship for 4th Straight Year
Yankees Decide Not to Take Look at Moore MIKE PENNER
Girls' Basketball Roundup : Laguna Beach Surprises Orange
College Roundup : Kline's Home Run Helps UCI Defeat San Diego, 9-3
Boys' Soccer Roundup : Sunny Hills Wins Again With 7th Straight Shutout
Gonzaga Streak Puts USD Away
Empire League Girls' Soccer : Esperanza Starts Fast, Shuts Out Los Alamitos BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Baseball: Buying Victories--and Trouble FRED HIATT, The Washington Post
No. 2 Nevada Las Vegas Shows No Signs of Slowing Down and Routs Irvine, 99-77 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Half of Highly Rated Toros Baseball Team Crippled by Injuries ALAN DROOZ
Canuck Official Accuses Kings of 'Cheap Shots' JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Sunset League : Fountain Valley Falls From First ARA NAJARIAN, Times Staff Writer
From Tokyo by Way of Boise : Japanese Pitcher Follows Circuitous Route to Pierce College GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Foreman Faces Unranked Italian in Las Vegas EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
All-American Jacobs to Attend UCLA JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
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