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What happened on February 21, 1988
MAGAZINE
SHOPPING FOR ANTIQUES : Russian Furniture SAM BURCHELL
The L.A. Women : The Faces Behind the Statistics CATHLEEN DECKER, Cathleen Decker is a Times staff writer.
FOOD : Lobster Trick : Chinois Chef's Crustacean Magic ROSE DOSTI, Rose Dosti is a Times staff writer.
Broadcast News
A Very Determined Tom WILLIAM JORDAN
Sneak Previews of Forthcoming Books of Special Interest to Southern Californians : Work and Play : 'You can live more privately here than anywhere else and yet still be in a city,' David Hockney said of L.A. 'In a way I moved here for the isolation.' LAWRENCE WESCHLER
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IN THE KITCHEN : The Grill of It All RUTH REICHL
Billet-Dupe : A Love Letter Reveals the True, Domineering Nature of a Smitten Man JACK SMITH
Fat Begone!
The L.A. Women : The Faces Behind the Statistics PATT MORRISON, Patt Morrison is a Times staff writer.
TREASURE HUNTING : Architectural Details LOIS GIBSON
Saturation Campaign Can Mineral Water, Sprays and Pricey Hydrators Make Dry Skin Dewy Again? PADDY CALISTRO
THE CASE OF THE HUNGRY BURGLAR : Or, a Tale of Felony Food Criticism KAREN STABINER, Karen Stabiner, a Santa Monica writer, is writing a book about the 1947 Overell murder case.
INTERIORS : Living Becomes Eclectic : Renovating This Spanish Bungalow Was a Matter of Mixing and Matching Old and New Styles SUSAN PRICE, Susan Price is a Los Angeles writer.
A Perfect Blending : The Built-In Complexity of Zaca Mesa's Chardonnays ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
HIGH STYLE : A Chair Ahead of Its Time DAVID LASKER
NEWS
Sense of Smell Can Be Victim of Bout With Flu JOHN NOLAN, Associated Press
Billionaire Drug Trafficker Rules : Powerful Medellin Cartel Safe in Its Colombia Base WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Even in the Tobacco Belt States of the South, Cigarette Foes Are Making Inroads TRIP DuBARD, Associated Press
Yosemite's 'Bambi' Can Be Deadly From United Press International
Unruh's Widow Says She Endorses Lungren LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Billionaire Drug Trafficker Rules : Powerful Medellin Cartel Safe in Its Colombia Base WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Defends Economic Policies in Upbeat Report OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Part of Homeless Population : Rails Keep Job-Hungry Hobos on Move MARIA SUDEKUM, Associated Press
Nuclear-Free Zone Status Brings Legal, Economic Fallout to Cities KATHLEEN MACLAY, Associated Press
Obituaries : Rene Char, 80; 'Greatest French Poet of the Century' Associated Press
Capital's 80-Year-Old Train Station Being Restored--for Second Time DONNA CASSATA, Associated Press
Car Wash for the Stars DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
New Roads in West Bank Planned From Reuters
The Nation
State May Take Part of Development Site : Hughes Estate Would Give Up 70 Acres at Playa Vista to Pay Tax Debt JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
City Administrator of Norwalk Plans to Resign by Mid-May
The State
The Nation
Face-Lift May Return Glitter to Tinseltown JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
No Democrat Seen With Clear Majority From Reuters
Politics 88 : Carries On in Humphrey Tradition : Simon in Last Stand for Old-Time Liberalism KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Arab Unrest Is Entering New Phase : Greater Disruption of Trade Seen, Plus Anti-Israel Protests KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Quake Hits Soviet Region Associated Press
Successful Mix of Global Know-How : Firms Have Lessons to Learn From Asian Competitors JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Taped Talk Reveals Some Tarnish on Minkow's Image RONALD L. SOBLE
The Nation
The State
The World
RTD Gets Word on Fare Hikes: It's 'No' LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Seoul Police, Protesters Clash Over Rules for Assembly Vote From Times Wire Services
2 Mayors Share More Than A Title: Civic Revivals and a Deadly Disease : Low-Profile Caliguiri Has Put Pittsburgh Back on the Map TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press
The World
We love "The Thorns." It is so superior to the other...
New Contra Aid Plan Has House Democrats Split : Compromise Proving Elusive as Vote Nears JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Ignore Spending Pressure, Reagan Urges
1,000 Detained in Spain Drug Raids From Reuters
In Race Till Convention, He Vows : Simon Makes Last Stand for Old-Time Liberalism KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Obituaries : Yuri Ovchinnikov, 53; Soviet Biologist Associated Press
As a fan of "Beauty and the Beast," I was disappointed...
Never Forgets Days of Hunger : From Orphanage to Shelter to the Limo Life, He Battles His Way Back CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Associated Press
Flurry of Weddings Credited to Attempt by Hong Kong Chinese to Beat the Dragon JOHN NGAI, Reuters
The World
It Was an Uptown Hoedown for the 'King of Country' DAVE JOHNSON
Blind Date Sent Woman Up in the Air JOHN PLATERO, Associated Press
The State
U.S. Technology : As a Giant Dozes, Ideas Tiptoe Away JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Arab Unrest Is Entering New Phase : Greater Disruption of Trade Seen, Plus Anti-Israel Protests KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Lab's Probe of Bighorn Sheep Typifies Its Pioneering Work CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
The World
EPA Uses TV for In-Depth Study of Water Pollution MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Rain and Slides Leave 70 Dead in Rio From Times Wire Services
The State : Carcinogen in Water Found
National Women's Political Caucus to Hold Awards Brunch
Public Support for Waldheim Dips, Poll Says From Reuters
No Recipients for Organs; Baby Taken Off Life Support From Times Wire Services
Rice Growers Curb Dumping of Herbicides JOE BIGHAM, Associated Press
Infant Born Brain-Dead Becomes 2nd in Organ Harvest Program From Times Wire Services
W. Hollywood Coalition May Hold the Key to City Council Election RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
Dogs Need More Than Weekend Workouts, Vets Warn KAREN SCHWARTZ, Associated Press
I am thoroughly, totally, utterly and unabashedly...
Roof Fire at Bally's in Reno Rousts 100 Guests Associated Press
Winner Take All : Bell May Take Over Poker Parlor to Become First Municipality in Country to Have Its Own Casino RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Man, 37, Arrested in Death of Boy at Casino Associated Press
The Nation
Florence Imposes Partial Traffic Ban United Press International
New Environmental Report Under Way : Foes of San Gabriel Hotel Plan Drop Suit SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
The State
Tourists With Cameras Replace Hunters on the Ice : Lately, Canada's White Seal Pups Are Born to Be Petted, Not Clubbed JULES LOH, Associated Press
One Dead, 19 Hurt in Amtrak Train Fire From Times Wire Services
Successful Mix of Global Know-How : Firms Have Lessons to Learn From Asian Competitors JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
17 Hoosiers Expect to Be Spared the Wrath of God : Sect Waits for Killer Tornado to Fulfill Prophecy THOMAS P. WYMAN, Associated Press
3 Die in Tex. Plane Crash United Press International
Political Harm to Peres Feared Over Pipeline RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
2 Mayors Share More Than a Title: Civic Revivals and a Deadly Disease : With Unfinished Work in Erie, Tullio Isn't Ready for Death TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press
Vote Due on Plans for Garage Topped by 49 Housing Units TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
The World
It's a pity that "Mr. Belvedere" does not get higher...
Verses of Wandering Poet Are Odes to Half-Full Glass SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
My fiance and I were amazed at the sheer idiocy of NBC's...
Media Experts Taking Over : Campaigning Now Subtle Exercise in Demographics THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Judges Reject Guidelines on Sentencing JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Recall Target Calls Foes' Tactics Illegal JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Romance of Wood Fires Ended by Anti-Pollution Rules CYNTHIA FLASH, United Press International
A Casualty of Freedom, Stanley Paid for Stylish Address With His Life CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Associated Press
Non-Candidate Rodriguez Bows Out at City Expense BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Pope Blames East-West Rivalry for Third World Ills Associated Press
Cool Jazz and Art on the Menu at Moscow Cafe WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. and Japan Break Off Talks on Contractors KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Lab's Probe of Bighorn Sheep Typifies Its Pioneering Work CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Man Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud That Swindled 400 People
Dutch Show Support for Palestinians From Reuters
Educator Aims to Take Blues Out of That Old College Try PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
New Institute Director
Residents Fight Plan : They Don't Want Church in Their Piece of Heaven DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Amnesty May Drain Worker Supply : Grower Fears Exodus, to Build Labor Camp PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
North Long Beach, South Downey Lose Out : Post Office Expansions Shelved by Budget Cuts CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Federal Probe Set of Cities' Securities Losses BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Evacuation Orders Lifted for Most of 5,000 in Toxic Spill United Press International
2 Tons of Trouble for a Rare Turkish Delight: Wrestling Matches Between Camels VEDAT ERDAMAR, Associated Press
'Matter of Life and Death' : Seminar Advises Students to 'Say No to Drugs' LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Standing Tall in the Lap of Luxury Zan Thompson
It seems as if today's women are more attracted to animals...
U.S. Drug Report Backs Aid to Panama, Mexico DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
Contract Talks Seek to Avert Pan Am Strike From a Times Staff Writer
S. Africa Jets Raid Rebels' Angola Bases Associated Press
Man Held After 2nd Shooting Kills Wife Associated Press
Residents, Merchants Collide Over Growth : Belmont Shore: A New Westwood Village? DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
The World : 2 Soviet Officers Detained
In Her Own Image : Sneers, Jeers and Cheers Mark Start-up of Frances Lear's Magazine : 'I am the Lear's woman. I know what she is looking for, seeking in a magazine.' --Frances Lear ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Range Rovers in Southern California: An Uncommon Market PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Double Salute to a Greek Art Collection MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Father-Son Team of 'Ballad-Hunters' Preserved Louisiana Folk Songs : Recordings a Treasure Trove of Cajun Music JANET McCONNAUGHEY, Associated Press
Shultz Calls for End to Soviets' Afghan Arms Aid ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Preserving History of U.S. Women : Schlesinger Library Basement Archive Grows Up--and Out CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Nixon Still Stirs Ambivalence at Whittier BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Morticians, Roberti Try to Ease Rules on Death Certificates T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Bronco Buster : At 13, Floyd Stillings ran away from home to ride the redeo. Seventy years later, he still follows the horses : use this version please BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Edgewood, 3 Other Schools to Be Closed CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
54 Economists Argue Case for Higher Minimum Wage Associated Press
The Other Side of ZZZZ Best Probe : Police Learn How Mob Moved In on Minkow RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Get the Picture? : Teacher/Cartoonist Derides Union on Medical Benefits SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
Politics 88 : Bush Abandons S. Dakota to Dole JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Would you please tell the producers of "Werewolf" that...
10 More Killed by Sikhs in Punjab Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
European Influence on Japanese Artists ZAN DUBIN
A 'Moonstruck' Nicolas Cage Opens Up KRISTINE McKENNA
Kozlowski Snaps Back RODERICK MANN
Rummaging Through the Andy Warhol Estate SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Dialing for $$$$ Christine Ziaya \f7
Out on a Limb Todd David Schwartz \f7
Same Tune for Politics, Music PAUL GREIN
Just Normal Security Procedures, Comrades PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Rappin', Rockin' and Fast Dancin' ROBERT HILBURN
Moyer & Martin
'Daddy's Dying'
'Daddy's Dying'
Autopsy 'Report'
Misimpressionable
Quibbles & Bits
The Fly Papers Pat H. Broeske \f7
Packaging Problems Leonard Klady \f7
The Ahmanson: Some Thoughts on Its Future DAN SULLIVAN
Old Angel Series Never Die Pat H. Broeske \f7
. . . While Dexter Keeps Trying to find the Way Up : 'Best Unsigned Band' Still Looking for a Contract GINA ARNOLD
Critic's Notes : Kudos, Outrage for This Year's Oscar Nominations SHEILA BENSON
A Career Commitment to the Viola JOHN HENKEN
Hot Sheet
Praising 'The Dead'
MUSIC : A Thoroughly Post-Modern Weekend JOHN HENKEN
POP MUSIC : Harry Dean Never Left His Kentucky Home KRISTINE McKENNA
The Undisputed Arrival of Frank Gehry : The Experience of Architecture as Art SAM HALL KAPLAN
An Urban Roadhouse Rises in Los Feliz COLMAN ANDREWS
Donny Osmond Works to Reclaim a Place at Top . . . : Former Teeny-Bopper Idol Believes Time Forgives JAN HERMAN
Art as Tool in Helping Children Understand Life's Weirdness Randy Lewis
The Undisputed Arrival of Frank Gehry : MOCA Does Justice to a Worthy Talent WILLIAM WILSON
Sweeps Weak
RESTAURANTS : Wining While Dining at Le Dome DAN BERGER
Boss Blessing Gregg Barrios \f7
A Musical Mike Clarke Taylor in NYC \f7
O'Neal's Instant Success Is 'Hearsay' DENNIS HUNT
Autopsy 'Report'
Moyer & Martin
Jealousy Among the Artists in 'Dinosaurs' JANICE ARKATOV
Cinefile Leonard Klady \f7
A Black Company With Little Black Support DOUGLAS SADOWNICK
Let Them Eat Pasta Compiled by Kathie Jenkins
RESTAURANTS : The Best Course at Le Dome? Celebrities RUTH REICHL
Seagull & Bambi Jr.
Seeing Double Christine Ziaya \f7
Who's the 'Next Dylan'? STEVE HOCHMAN and JEFF SPURRIER
Seagull & Bambi Jr.
Praising 'The Dead'
Pierce, Tell Us About Your. . .
'Noble House' Hype: NBC's Heavy Artillery PAT H. BROESKE
JAZZ : Ahmet Ertegun Mixes a Cabaret Cocktail Favorite LEONARD FEATHER
Alpha Blondy's Multicultural Universe DON SNOWDEN
Deborah Does Dallas . . . Cleveland, N.Y., Boston, Chicago . . . PAT H. BROESKE
BOOKS
Oh mother, here in your lap, as good as a bowlful of...
A Black Bear Dancing Like a Man : HARPER'S ANTHOLOGY OF 20TH CENTURY NATIVE AMERICAN POETRY, edited by Duane Niatum; introduction by Brian Swann (Harper & Row: $24.95, cloth; $14.95, paper; 390 pp.) Louis Owens, Owens is the author of "American Indian Novelists" (Garland).
Little Children Who Kill : HIGH RISK Children Without a Conscience by Dr. Ken Magid and Carole A. McKelvey, foreword by Rep. Patricia Schroeder (Bantam: $18.95; 361 pp., illustrated) Jock Hearn, Hearn is a clinical psychologist in private practice in We s t Los Angeles with wide experience in working with antisocial patients. and
Jane Austen as a Woman of the World : JANE AUSTEN Her Life by Park Honan (St. Martin's/A Thomas Dunne Book: $24.95; 452 pp.) Merle Rubin, Rubin frequently reviews for The Times
The Greatest Animal Stories in English : WILD ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN : ANIMAL HEROES : LIVES OF THE HUNTED : ( three volumes) by Ernest Thompson Seton (Creative Arts , Berkeley, Calif.: $8.95 each, paper; 360 pp. each, illustrated) David M. Graber, Graber is a research biologist with the National Park Service.
A Nation of Prisoners : GUATEMALA : Eternal Spring, Eternal Tyranny by Jean-Marie Simon (W. W. Norton: $35, cloth; $19.95, paper; 256 pp.) Victor Perera, Perera, author of "Rites: A Guatemalan Boyhood" (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich), is working on a contemporary portrait of Guatemala for Times Books.
Keats Was No Wimp
Targeting Trump
Another Version of Our Love in Minnesota...
President to Princess to Prince Charming by KAREN STABINER
Another Inning of the Great Game : AFGHANISTAN : The Great Game Revisited, edited by Rosanne Klass (Freedom House: $29.95, cloth; $19.95, paper; 520 pp.) Debra Denker, Denker is a writer, photographer and film maker who has reported on Afghanistan since 1979, including an article that appeared in the June, 1985, National Geographic. and
Guns Along the Donau, Dunaj, Duna, Dunav, Dunarea : NIGHT SOLDIERS by Alan Furst (Houghton Mifflin: $18.95; 437 pp.) Anthony Levitas, Levitas is a political science graduate student at MIT. He writes frequently about Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union
Flowers, Children, Servants, Animals : A TIME TO DANCE, NO TIME TO WEEP by Rumer Godden (Beech Tree Books: $16.95; 243 pp.) Sharon Dirlam, Dirlam is a Times staff writer. and
The Lesson of Jerzy Kosinski's Telex Machine WANDA URBANSKA, Urbanska is an author and journalist living in Virginia .
New-age Wisdom
Are We Her First Person Plural? : THE MUSIC OF WHAT HAPPENS Poems, Poets, Critics by Helen Vendler (Harvard University Press: $29.50; 473 pp.) James E. B. Breslin, Breslin's most recent book is "From Modern to Contemporary: American Poetry 1945-1965." and
His Closest Aide, Her Closest Friend : BEHIND THE SCENES In Which the Author Talks About Ronald and Nancy Reagan . . . and Himself by Michael K. Deaver with Mickey Herskowitz (William Morrow: $17.95; 272 pp., illustrated) James Gerstenzang, Gerstenzang is the Times' White House correspondent.
Haing Ngor: Survivor
Life After the Great Sleep : LAZARUS by Alain Absire, translated by Barbara Bray (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $22.95; 211 pp.) Malcolm Boyd, Boyd is writer-priest-in-residence at St. Augustine by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Santa Monica, and author of "Half Laughing/Half Crying" and "Gay Priest." and
Rules for the Ethical Exploitation of Nature : ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS Duties to and Values in the Natural World by Holmes Rolston III (Temple University Press: $34.95; 389 pp.) Bob Sipchen, Sipchen is a View staff writer.
Grandmother to the Brat Pack : LITERAL MADNESS Three Novels: Kathy Goes to Haiti; My Death My Life by Pier Paolo Pasolini; Florida by Kathy Acker (Grove Press: $19.95; 410 pp.) Douglas Messerli, Messerli is a poet and the publisher of the Sun & Moon Press
What Is a Russian's Highest Priority? : USTINOV IN RUSSIA by Peter Ustinov; drawings by Peter Ustinov; photographs by Peter Ustinov and John McGreevy (Summit Books: $22.95; 155 pp.) Edward Condren, A professor at UCLA, Condren has taught courses on Cold War literature
Not Just Another Pretty Face : TOO OLD, TOO UGLY, AND NOT DEFERENTIAL TO MEN by Christine Craft(Prima Publishing: $17.95; 211 pp.) Meredith Babeaux Brucker, Brucker, a former television news woman, was producer of "Newsmakers" on KCBS and assignment editor at KTLA. and
A Druid Among the Dons : THE BOOK AND THE BROTHERHOOD by Iris Murdoch (Viking: $19.95; 601 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Some Good Tuck Stories
THE DEAL OF THE CENTURY The Breakup of AT&T by Steve Coll (Simon & Schuster: $8.95) ELENA BRUNET
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Opportunity for Careers in Law Enforcement Lure 5,000 Latinos to Job Fair CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
The Two Sides of ZEV YAROSLAVSKY : He's been a crusader for slow growth who has assailed Mayor Bradley as pro-development. But the councilman has also worked quietly in support of the same projects he has publicly criticized. This duality is expected to come under intense scrutiny during Yaroslavsky's bid for mayor. BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
San Diego Suspect Identified in Slaying of Boy, 7, in Nevada
Commentary : County Needs Self-Esteem Panel RONDA MILLER, Ronda Miller is a free-lance writer in Irvine
Events in the news this week.
Carson Comes of Age : Whein it was incorporated 20 years ago, Carson was the county's 'garbage can,' dotted with junkyards and landfills. Today, it is trying to surmount fractious politics and industrial grit to grab a piece of the South Bay's boom pie. GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Care Center for Sick, Hurt Wildlife Will Close on April 15 DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Home Was a Parking Lot : Dropout Hippie Doctor Now Prescribes for TV Associated Press
Elder Drafts Spending Bill for Port
Elderly Man Killed, Live-In Nurse Hurt in House Fire From United Press International
Robbins Sees No Wrong in Living Outside District STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Hurdles Hamper Homeless
Events in the news this week.
Lawndale to Hold Candidate Forum Thursday
Ambivalent Feelings Linger in Nixon's Old Stumping Grounds BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : $225,000 Van Nuys Fire Under Investigation
Calls for More Attention to Youth : White Point Panel Submits Final Report SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Pair Arrested in Santa Ana Stabbing Death
Peace, Prosperity
Local News in Brief : Train Hits Truck, Kills Driver, Injures Woman
She Plays Her Game With World Leaders : Nightmare Makes Girl Peace Advocate ROB WELLS, Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Knifing Victim Found in Parking Lot Dies
Events in the news this week.
'I work full time at the bank and it's not bad money, but I love the stadium.'
Events in the news this week.
Robbins Lives Outside District but It's Not Illegal STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Events in the news this week.
Lottery Winners 2/20
'Hospitals Stage Marketing Blitz'
Man Pleads Innocent in Hawthorne Blast JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
It's a Dog's Life on Roadside Till Good Samaritan Saves Day BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Gunfire in Westminster
Complaint Filed Against Nightspot
Military-Civilian Use of Air Station
Dog Owners at Fault
Driver Dies in Head-On Collision Near Castaic
Devil Got Him Into a Hell of a Jam DIANNE KLEIN
Pay Analysis Unfair
Admission to Be Free at Aerospace Museum : One-Day Gesture Is to Thank Public for Support in Rebuilding Center After Blaze 10 Years Ago CURTIS L. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Merchants at Wedding Fair Hope Brides Will Say 'I Do' DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Gang Rivalry, Drugs Multiply Problems of Overcrowded Jails BILL BLANNING, United Press International
Avalon to Seek U.S. Aid for Storm Damage
Man, 38, Booked in Jail on Rape, Stabbing Charges
Events in the news this week.
Woman Killed Crossing Street to Get to Mall
Key Decisions Between 1-4 A.M. : Sleep Cycles Linked to Atom, Shuttle Disasters ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Appealing to Agricultural Workers Where They Live PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Improved Medicines, Treatments : Hospital Time Shrinking for Heart Attack Victims MARY SCHLANGENSTEIN, United Press International
Amnesty and INS' Good Will
'Yogi's' Goodby : After 25 Years, Mailman Leaves His Stamp on Neighborhood DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
'Hospitals Stage Marketing Blitz'
Teen-Agers Hear Tales of Drugs, Alcohol, Suicide SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
NRC Orders 3M Co. to Recall Ionizers Because of Radiation United Press International
Fight to Save 'Faire' Site Is Uphill : Links Between Would-Be Rescuers, Event's Operator Raise Questions PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
Dam Not Essential
Times Staffers Win 50 of 91 Awards at Press Club Banquet
11 More Officers for Inglewood Urged
Donations Provide Funds for Services, Burial for Girl, 6 From a Times Staff Writer
Rejection by Princeton Made Him Blossom Into Song PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Research Fails to Find Serious Health Risks at Toxic Sites JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Gunman Locks 10 in Bank Vault During Robbery Associated Press
Lady With a Past: Hotel Del Celebrates 100 Years of Tradition, Tales and Glitterati MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : Is America's Worst Library in 'America's Finest City'? DIANE CALKINS, Diane Calkins is a San Diego free-lance writer
Make Students the Winners
The past is now open for inspection on Saturday Tim Waters
COCAINE: THE ENDLESS WAR : Big Busts Haven't Shut Down the County's Cocaine Pipeline LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Educating Batiquitos: A Lesson in Setbacks : Development Delays Have Carlsbad Concerned ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
90 Arrested at Cockfight in Sun Valley
Patients Who Took Growth Hormone Live in Terror of Deadly Disease LYNN STEINBERG, Times Staff Writer
Pink Rock Comes as Gift From Homeland in Answer to Armenian College's Dreams ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
School a Real Hangout for Students of Wall Covering MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
A Watering Trough Remains EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
La Brea Ave.-Rodeo Road Complex Gets Face Lift
Firm to Buy Villa Valencia
Nature Center Work to Start
Designer Selected for University Addition
New Zealand Subsidiary Buys Building
Firm to Execute Architecture for Senior Facility
Southeast Leads as Chosen Location for Transferees
Loan Firm Relocates
Medical Facility Sold to San Diego Hospital Assn.
Need for 'Exporting' Design Work Doubted
McDonald to Preside Over 2 Realty Groups
Advertising Agency Opens
Larger Deductibles Can Reduce Insurance Costs CURTIS B. SMITH, Special to The Times and Curtis B. Smith is a multiple-line insurance agent in the West Los Angeles area. and
Kaiser Expands Medical Center
Santa Fe Springs Town Center Sold
Building Outlook Good in '88 for Ventura County : Commercial Brokerage Expects Strong Demand for More Shopping Centers and Office Buildings
Work to Start on Eastside Y
Valley Home Sales Record Peak for '80s
Linking of Ski Areas Has Highest Priority LOU DESSER
How to Reduce Those Costly Utility Bills Dale Baldwin
Regional Mall in Palmdale to Open Next Year
Joseph J. Casey Heads Beavers
Golden Mile Rust Turns to Gold RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Architects Move
L. A. Soap Co. Sells 8 Acres in Little Tokyo
Sierra Town Finally Emerging from Its Multiple Adversities LOU DESSER, Lou Desser is news editor of the Times real estate section. and
Engineers Fete Man of Year, Best Projects
Gehry: Quite the Man About Town : Architect's Works Featured in Three Exhibits Locally LEON WHITESON, Leon Whiteson is a Los Angeles-based design writer. and
New Day Dawns for Sunset Tower as a St. James's Club : First in U. S. to Open This Week in W. Hollywood RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Diversified Economic Base Sought for Sierra Town LOU DESSER
Construction to Start on Rancho California Plants
Store Offers Locks for Several French Windows Dale Baldwin
SPORTS
Kostadinova Ups High Jump Mark by Clearing 6-9 Associated Press
FIGHTING SPIRIT : Why on Earth Is George Foreman Coming Back? Well, to Pay Off a Few Taxes--and Leave a Legacy EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Notes : Olympic Flame Leaves Some in Calgary With a Warm Feeling Inside RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Boitano Wins Battle of the Brians, Barely : U.S. Gets Its First Gold, in Men's Figure Skating RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
4-A Wrestling : Canyon Places 5 in Finals, Wins Second Straight Title STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Top Polish Hockey Player Said to Have Tested Positive for Drugs Associated Press
Loyola Rallies in Late Innings to Beat Toros ADAM MARTIN
San Diego Open : When Faxon Takes Look, He Sees Surprising Name at the Top--His CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Indians Manager Wants Team to Develop Unselfish Personality Associated Press
Out of Harm's Way : Moorpark Forward Attempts to Regenerate Career After Violent and Shattering Experiences GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
ANALYSIS : SACRIFICIAL LAMBS : Angels' Joyner Among Those Getting Short-Changed MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
USC Beats Riverside for 13th Straight Win
Loyola Wins 19th Straight, WCAC Title ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Makes a Night of It in 85-81 Win JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
College Highlights Ralph Nichols
WINTER OLYMPICS : Other Sports : Soviet Gets on Track for Bobsled Upset From Times Wire Services
CSUN Women Dominate SLO
MAKING A FORTUNE : Now, They're Selling Soviet Ex-Goalie Tretiak, and Calgary Fans Are Buying GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Douglass Leads by 4 Strokes From Times Wire Services
Toros Rally, Defeat Cal Poly Pomona
Huntington Beach Beats Foothill, 44-34 AL PRESTON
NBA Roundup : Malone Scores 27, but Rockets Defeat Bullets DAN HAFNER
WCAC Roundup : Santa Clara Downs Gaels From Times Wire Services
U.S. Men Complete Sweep In Volleyball RICK HAZELTINE
Board Stops Spinning With Faxon in Lead CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Pacific 10 : Oregon State Takes Over Second Place, 69-57 From Times Wire Services
Muir Puts an End to Irvine's Season With 59-55 Win
Usiyan Scores Twice as Lazers Win, 7-3 United Press International
Basketball Playoffs Division 3-5 : Favored Lincoln Has Eye on State Tournament SCOTT MILLER
Steve Pate, With Win Today, Would Hit San Diego Double BOB WOLF
High School Notebook : Cleveland at Loss to Explain Abrupt End CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
College Highlights : CSUN's Arreola Breezes, Qualifies for NCAA Finals JOHN ORTEGA, Ralph Nichols
Stockton Has 21 Assists Again in 120-103 Win Over Clippers United Press International
CSUN Volleyball Team Upsets Santa Barbara
Rice, 36, Says He Wants to Be a Complete Player Associated Press
ANALYSIS : SACRIFICIAL LAMBS : Angels' Joyner Among Those Getting Short-Changed MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
For Arizona, Net Result Is a Pac-10 Title TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Poway, Helix, Clairemont Win Section Wrestling Titles
Coach Returns : Winning Ways Back at Edgewood MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Red Wings Still Flying High, 6-1 DAN HAFNER
MISL Review : He's Still Not Star of Stars : Zungul Has Won Everything Except All-Star MVP Trophy Marc Appleman
WINTER OLYMPICS : Hockey : Opposing Teams Find Stopping Millen to Be Extremely Tall Order GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Girls' Basketball Playoffs : Thousand Oaks Eases Past Warren PAUL OLSON, Scot Butwell, Ralph Nichols and Lauren Peterson
Diminutive UCLA Gymnast Hits Stride RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : UCI Gains Split With Pepperdine
DeLaittre, Simi Valley Strut Stuff TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Seniors Have Their Day and Win, Barely JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Stuns Utah St. for Second Straight Win ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Las Virgenes Stakes at Santa Anita : The Match Is Perfect: Goodbye Halo Finishes on Top BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Women's Basketball : Dome Leads UCLA to Win
Bulgarian Breaks Weightlifting Record Associated Press
Tennis : Former Foes Leach and Pugh Spell Double Trouble as a Team Lisa Dillman
4-A Girls' Basketball Playoffs : Marina Rallies From 13 Behind ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
NBA Notes : Portland Gets Big Production From Small College Players BILL BARNARD, Associated Press
Girls' Basketball Playoffs
Loss of Purity a Small Price for Right Call Steve Springer
Bottom Line: Free Throws Do in SDSU CHRIS DE LUCA
Shot Fired at Bus Carrying Girls' Team STEVE LOWERY
Titans Get Help From Supporting Cast for Upset ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Flaim Wins Silver Medal in Speed Skating Associated Press
Pauley Pavilion Not Ready to Be Written Off Yet Jim Murray
College Basketball : Pullum Sparks UC Riverside to 71-68 Win Over Chapman
USC Barely Holds On for Victory : Its 21-Point Lead Against Arizona St. Suddenly Evaporates MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
3-A Wrestling : Undefeated Trio Stays That Way SCOTT WOLF
Orser Goes O for the Olympics, Finishing Second Once Again Mike Downey
Kings' Defense Lets Melanson and Ftorek Rest During 3-0 Win JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Alemany Girls Prevail in a Heated Struggle VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Roundup : Las Vegas Gets San Jose State on Run From Times Wire Services
Walker Comes Through in Long Beach Victory, 62-61 DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Girls' Basketball Playoffs Scot Butwell, Ralph Nichols and Lauren Peterson
After a Bad Start, It Didn't Get Better
WINTER OLYMPICS : Biathlon : U.S. Medal Hopes Are Shot Down MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Poll Watchers : Unbeaten Venezuelan Boxer Prepares for First Fight Under Ten Goose's Wing STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Noah Faces Connors in Milan Final From Times Wire Services
Boone Wins His Arbitration; Angels Must Pay Him $883,000 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
LPGA Hall of Fame Entrance Requirements Too Tough--King Special to The Times
Otta Haunts CSUN as San Luis Obispo Keeps Streak Intact MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Jansen Arises a Better Man After Fall THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
At Sister's Funeral, Jansen Called a Champion for Showing Courage Associated Press
For Rick Pitino and the Knicks, It's a Matter of Time SALLY JENKINS, The Washington Post
Happy to Be Coaching Where He's Recruiting Gene Wojciechowski
Olajide to Face Barkley June 6 in New York Associated Press
WINTER OLYMPICS : It Takes a Flaim to Start U.S. Fire : Speed Skaters Get Some Consolation in Silver Medal THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : Orange Coast Defeats Citrus
Muir, Back on Court Instead of in It, Defeats Irvine, 59-55 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
For Arizona, Net Result Is a Pac-10 Title TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Baseball : Tigers on Gibson: It's Good Riddance Ross Newhan
College Basketball Roundup : Eighth-Ranked Pittsburgh Fights Off No. 18 Georgetown, 70-65 From Times Wire Services
College Notebook : Bright Outlook for CSUN Track Team Dims
WINTER OLYMPICS : Women's Combined Skiing : Spectators' Combined Event Is Sun, Fun BOB LOCHNER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Chris Brown Is Out to Prove His Worth as a Full-Time Player BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Palos Verdes Girl Cagers Squeeze Out a Victory Over Magnolia, 40-34
Something's Happening Here : Padres Have Confidence, Continuity in Yuma BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Kansas State's Richmond Gets Noticed Associated Press
2-A Wrestling : Buena Park Beats University for Title
Morningside Girls Beat Camarillo IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Poway, Helix, Clairemont Win Section Wrestling Titles STEVE BEATTY
Bellatty Cites Burnout, Quits as Calabasas Basketball Coach JOHN ORTEGA
Girls' Basketball Playoffs : Bevis' 27 Points Carry El Toro Over Estancia BILL ROBERTSON
Basketball Playoffs Division 1-2 : Division II Playoffs Feature Best Teams RICK HAZELTINE
CSUN Women Retain Lead in Swim Meet
San Diego Sports et Cetera : USIU Hands Top-Rated UCLA First Softball Loss, 1-0
WINTER OLYMPICS : Hockey : Opposing Teams Find Stopping Millen to Be Extremely Tall Order GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Spiked Season : Loyola Volleyball Team Resigned to the Cellar of Powerful Conference IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Prep Wrap-Up : Mika Shows the Way for Palos Verdes ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
Poway, Helix, Clairemont Win Section Wrestling Titles JEFF PARENTI
El Camino Real Wins Wrestling Finals
Soccer Playoffs : Two Teams to Get New Chance in Soccer Tournament SCOTT MILLER
Remembering When Duquesne Dukes Were Kings ALAN ROBINSON, Associated Press
Recovery Longest Season for Leonard Taylor DAN KNAPP
TRAVEL
Easter Island's Mystery Is Sculpted in Stone KAREN CARLSEN, Carlsen is a Palo Alto free-lance writer. and
Giant Cruise Liner Sails Into Caribbean Sunset SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
Fine Cousine and a Fire Served With Skiing MICHAEL CARLTON, Carlton is a Denver Post travel columnist
Will Honor Bookings
States May Need Help in War Against Scams TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
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The Bard and Boards ALLAN WENDT, Wendt is a Sacramento free-lance writer. and
St. Augustine Offers Sense of History CHARLOTTE GARNER, Garner is a free-lance writer living in Mountain View, Calif. and
What's Black and White and All Over Antarctica? JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Garden Oases in Suzhou, China, Rest the Soul GORDON E. ROWLEY, Rowley is a free-lance writer living in Esmond, R.I
Air Pass Possibilities in Pacific, Asia JACK ADLER
Taking a Mountain Peak at Lake Country WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Time Stands Still on Caribbean's St. Barts DALE KOPPEL, Koppel is a free-lance writer living in Brookline, Mass. and
A Bazaar Display of Arms in 'Rambo' Land DIANA REYNOLDS CHAMBERS, Chambers is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and
Back to Basics on Budget Europe Camping Tours LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Tasty Discounts Are Available BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Tradition and a Modern World Coexist in Tonga MICHAEL MARKRICH, Markrich is a free-lance writer living in Honolulu
Mauritius a faraway island--a place in the sun SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
On a Los Angeles-to-San Diego Railroad Ramble MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Mauritius a faraway island--a place in the sun WILLIAM HALL, Hall is a free-lance writer living in London
Learning Portuguese
Best Place for Buying Thailand's Alluring Silks JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
OPINION
Chinese Gulag
Afghanistan: Winding Away From a Civil War Bharat Wariavwalla, Bharat Wariavwalla is senior fellow at the Center for the Study of Developing Societies in New Delhi.
Investing in the Future
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FBI: If It's Under Cover, It May Be Out of Control James Bamford, James Bamford, author of "The Puzzle Palace" (Houghton Mifflin), a book about the National Security Agency, writes frequently on intelligence issues.
'A Ballad for Nicaragua'
Soviets Restore Stalin's Victims Roy Medvedev, Roy Medvedev, a Soviet citizen living in Moscow, is a historian whose books and articles have been published in the West.
Moscow News Gets a Yankee Column Brian J. Kahn, Brian J. Kahn, a California attorney, film-maker and writer, is the first American columnist at a Moscow newspaper
Caltrans Use of Engineers
States Balance Their Budgets Only With Bonanzas of Federal Funding Gregg Easterbrook, Gregg Easterbrook is a contributing editor to Newsweek
Scented Mail
Undam a Grand Sierra Valley? A Plan That Quite Holds Water Bill Stall, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer
Darkness at High Noon for the Decade of Bruce Bruce McCall, Bruce McCall is a frequent contributor to the New Yorker
'A Ballad for Nicaragua'
The Organization Man Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is publisher of the American Political Report and Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly
Gasping Under an Avalanche of Politics LEWIS W. WOLFSON and SANFORD J. UNGAR, Lewis W. Wolfson is a professor and Sanford J. Ungar is the dean at the American University School of Communication in Washington.
BUSINESS
When a Stone Was Sold It Was Crandall's Gain, Investor's Loss MARIA L. La GANGA
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VIEWPOINTS : Advertising Has a Lot to Learn From New, Improved-and Smarter-Public : But Can the Industry Adapt to a More Sophisticated Consumer? TOM PIRKO, TOM PIRKO is the president of Bevmark Inc., a management consulting firm in Los Angeles
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Presidential Economics: Different Drummers but the Same Sorry Tune Don R. Conlan, DON R. CONLAN is president of Capital Strategy Research Inc. in Los Angeles. He was chief economist for the Cost of Living Council during the Nixon Administration
Revisions in Banking Law Not Likely This Year DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
LOSING THE EDGE : U.S. Is Still the Front-Runner, but Its Lead Is Slipping JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
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Glass-Steagall Act Was Designed to Restore Public Confidence in Broken Banking System DOUGLAS FRANTZ
Industrial Park in Carlsbad Developing Name for Itself KEVIN BRASS
Tustin Microchip Maker Silicon Systems Is Heading for Best Year Since Founding Eric Schine
LOSING THE EDGE : Asian Economies Are Octopuses in Tigers' Clothing JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Bad Habits May Slow U.S. Push Into the Future JAMES FLANIGAN
Scam Operators Find There's Life After Conviction MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Diary of a Victim of the Crandall Scam
Thailand Gem Business to Get Database From Reuters
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Tax Reform Act May Not Be Perfect but It Does Bring Some Positive Changes
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