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What happened on March 28, 1988
NEWS
Baby M Secure With Him, Her Father Testifies Associated Press
Israel Agrees to Cooperate With Iran Scandal Probe : Will Give Walsh Arms Sales Data Times Wire Services
Wright Wants Cutoff of Soviet Aid to Nicaragua JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Beirut Gets New Daily Associated Press
The Nation
The State : Caveman Held in Robberies
The Nation
Rancho Seco Start-Up Delayed Associated Press
Dukakis Takes Lead in Iowa County Votes Associated Press
The Nation : Navy's Trident Missile Program Praised
Salvador Moves to Right as War, Money Woes Continue MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
General Strike Ties Up Portugal Associated Press
GIs Are Preparing to Leave Honduras Associated Press
9 U.S., Aussie Divers Still Held by Indonesians RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
The World
Israel Seals Off West Bank, Gaza, Braces for Violence Associated Press
The World
Struggling to Come to Terms With Michigan Victory : Jackson Camp Slightly Awe-Struck by Success THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Record Crowd Boosts Urban League Benefit Marylouise Oates
The World : PLO Seizes Lebanon Camp
Bid to Give President Power to Bar Foreign Takeovers Advances Reuters
Tally of Votes in Michigan fromm Associated Press
Nepal Bus Plunge Kills 18 From Reuters
Foreign Abduction Bill Advances Associated Press
The World
Slide Isolates Swiss Resort From Reuters
The State
Quake Hits Greece, Albania Associated Press
Chicago OKs Bias Case Awards Associated Press
The World
Reagans Sign Lease on a $2.5-Million Estate in Bel-Air Associated Press
Vanunu Given 18-Year Sentence for Revealing Israeli Nuclear Secrets From Times Wire Services
Kremlin 'Nyet' Stirs Protest by Armenians Associated Press
Possible Meteorite Puts on Light Show From United Press International
Gephardt to Quit, Sources Say United Press International
Beirut Gets New Daily Associated Press
Dissension Reported in Rebels' Ranks : Truce Not a 'Surrender,' Contra Negotiators Assert DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Meese Presence Felt Strongly at Wedtech Trial ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Gephardt Quits Race, Will Run for House Seat Associated Press
The World
Nev. Gov. Bryan Runs for Senate Associated Press
Israel May Seal Off Territories : Proposal Triggered by Planned Arab Protest Wednesday DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
7 Sikh Leaders Freed From Jails in India From Reuters
Blizzard Chills Northern Plains from United Press International
Wright Adviser's Bid to Sell Arms to Contras Disclosed Associated Press
Germans, Swiss Detain 11 as Spies for KGB United Press International
Bush, Dukakis Are Favorites in N.Y., Poll Finds Associated Press
Nicaragua Frees 100 Prisoners to Uphold Pact RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
The State
Talks on Noriega Future Reportedly Planned From Reuters
Michigan Vote Heralds Turmoil for Democrats : Strategists' Actions Could Prove Divisive After Jackson's Big Victory Disrupts Dukakis' Drive ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Israeli Soldier Is Sentenced for Cowardice from Times Wire Services
Book Review : Tale Glides on Memories From Novels and Movies CAROLYN SEE
Man in 'Make My Day' Case Convicted Associated Press
Memos Suggest Bush Contra Arms Role, Stir Questions on His Candor United Press International
The World
The State
The World
2 Vandals Crash Rail Locomotive United Press International
Workers Leave Gap in Freeway; 3 Cars Plunge, 2 People Killed United Press International
First 800 of GIs in Honduras Leave for Home United Press International
Parting Shots in 'Speaking Out' JAMES MARNELL, JAMES MARNELL,
The State
Modigliani Brings $9 Million Associated Press
The World : Fatah Takes Over Camp
The Nation
The World
Rock 'n' Roll Retirees Need Help 'n' Hand Jack Smith
Infant in Mother's Lap Dies in Car Crash From United Press International
Church Pressed to Take Active Panama Role DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The World Sam Hall Kaplan
Palm Sunday Mass Held for 100,000 Pilgrims : Pope Decries 'Consumerism, Drugs, Eroticism' United Press International
Protectionism 'Bad Politics'--Reagan : Public Won't Buy What Democrats Are Selling, He Says Associated Press
Justices Reject Easter Seal's Playboy Suit Associated Press
Strikes Hamper Disputed Soviet Enclave : Ethnic Armenians Protest Kremlin Refusal to Alter Boundaries From Reuters
West Alone Not to Blame for Poverty, Soviets Say From Reuters
Developers, Historians at Odds Over Manassas Site : A Century Later, New Battle of Bull Run Rages ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Floodwaters Burst W. German Dikes, Inundate Wide Area Associated Press
Blizzard Hits West Canada Associated Press
4 Die in Fiery South Africa Raid on Botswana Home Associated Press
Monkeys Seek Revenge for Slain Companion Associated Press
Hopes to Become Palm Springs Mayor in April 12 Election : Sonny Bono Seeks to Headline a Political Act LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
They Party Hearty in Palm Springs : Spring-Break Students Swarm Into Town JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Early Black Heroine of L.A. Finally Receives Her Due GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Marketing of a Perfume From the Tomb MEREDITH BERKMAN
The Times Poll : Performances of Gates, LAPD Get High Marks DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Soviets Outpoint U.S. Squad, 6-4, to Win World Cup Wrestling Title Associated Press
U.S. Boxers to Take First Step on Road to Seoul EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Kansas Dreamers Click Heels and Get a Trip to Kansas City, 71-58 MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
World Bests Highlight Carlsbad 5K : Scott and McColgan Win Their Races With Record Times STEVE BEATTY
Dawson Wants to Stay With the Cubs
America's Cup Runneth Over With Controversy
SDSU Blanks Nevada Reno in Both Games
Putting His Heart Into Game : Canyon's Eddy Changed His Life, But Not His Love ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Does It Pay? : Angels Have Gone From Open Wallet to Tough, Statistic-Oriented Approach GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
National League MVP Andre Dawson says that he will stay...
College Roundup : Kaub Paces Fullerton to Victory Over Tulane
Consistency Pays Off for McCumber : His Four-Stroke Win in Players Championship Is Worth $225,000 THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Padres : Abner Has, Evidently, Bolted Bowa's Doghouse BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Angels : Rojas Is Still Undecided on His Pitching Staff GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
International Players Championships : Wilander's Serve Finally Wears Down Connors From Times Wire Services
Martin Defends His Turf
Lazers Take Another From Sockers, 8-2 : Namdar Leads Rout as Team Sets Franchise Record for Victories CHRIS ELLO
NHL Roundup : Lemieux Has 2 Goals, 3 Assists in 6-3 Victory From Times Wire Services
Dashing Val, Queen Dream Finish 1-2 in $415,000 Golden State Derby United Press International
CSUN Baseball Falls to UC Riverside, 11-3
Motor Racing Roundup : Lake Speed Scores First NASCAR Victory in 500 at Darlington From Times Wire Services
Golf Roundup : South Korea's Ok-Hee Ku Collects First U.S. Victory From Times Wire Services
Arizona Tops CS Long Beach in Pony Championship AL PRESTON
Santamore to Fight White on Marriott Card
Duncan Is Irate After Demotion : Dodger Infielder Requests Trade, Says Lasorda Misled Him SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Given His Dad's Name, Barry Earned the Rest MIKE DOWNEY
Does It Pay? : Average Dodger Salary This Season Will Be Among Highest Ever in Majors ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review : A Description of a Race That's Second to None Barbie Ludovise
NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Touch of Tolbert Raises Arizona to Final Four, 70-52 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
San Luis Rey Stakes : Rivlia's Victory Puts Whittingham on Target for San Juan Capistrano BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Mauch Kicks Pair of Deadly Habits--Smoking and Smoldering SCOTT OSTLER
COMRADES IN ARMS : Wilkins, Schmidt Taking Another Whirl at Olympics Without Wall in Between RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Knocking the Sense Out of Violence : Real Anglo-Irish Effort Could Deflate Value of Ulster Terror JOEL KRIEGER, Joel Krieger is an associate professor of political science at Wellesley College and the author of "Reagan, Thatcher and the Politics of Decline" (Oxford University Press, 1986).
Science / Medicine : The Psychology of Architecture JACQUELINE C. VISCHER, Jacqueline C. Vischer is an environmental psychologist and free-lance writer based in Carlisle, Mass
Sheriff's Booklet Covers Data for Crime Victims
The Insurance Mess
Countywide : Constitution Material Sought for Archives
Countywide : Information Sought on 10 Vehicle Arson Cases
One Dry Year After Another
Local News in Brief : Santa Clarita Seeking Parks Commissioners
Local News in Brief : Police Detonate Device Found Near Business
Irvine : UCI Extension Wins Three National Awards
Local News in Brief : 90 Suspected of Drunk Driving Held in Sweep
High Temperatures Take a Dip
South County : Body Found by Deputy; Murder Is Suspected
Beach Crowds Peaceful, but Currents Violent BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Beware the Fatal Attraction of Small Wars MICHAEL KLARE and PETER KORNBLUH, Michael Klare is a professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass. Peter Kornbluh is a foreign-policy analyst in Washington . They are co-editors of "Low-Intensity Warfare: Counterinsurgency, Proinsurgency and Antiterrorism in the Eighties" (Pantheon, 1988).
S.D.-Michigan Flight Ends With Quick Exit Associated Press
Hold That Tiger : "I just can't walk away. . . . I've just gotta save that park." Al Martinez
Local News in Brief : Cat Blamed for Power Failure at 7,000 Homes
Can Mitterrand Win Again?
South County : Victim of Gunshots Identified as L.A. Man
Seal Beach Easter Parade Unfolds for 1,000 Viewers BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
New President May Bring His Own Traditions to Lincoln Club CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Campus Protest of Publisher's Ouster Planned ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Times Poll : Most Would Pay to Fix Up City's Aging Balboa Park BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 2 Men Held in Theft; Woman, 83, Run Over
Army Agrees to Review Case of Executed WWII Private JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Master DNA Gene Isolated Compiled from Times Staff and wire reports
Drug Dealers Suspected in Bomb Explosion SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Alcohol-Cancer Link Eased Compiled from Times Staff and wire reports
Proposition D Called Bane, Boost in Fight for Del Mar Beaches ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Overcrowded Library Is Getting New Lease on Life MARILYN GARATEIX, Times Staff Writer
Three Injured as Small Plane Crashes Near Torrance Home
A Fearful Fix Grips Figure in Kickbacks KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
An Adversary Comes of Age : New Status Ends Stepchild Era for San Diego ACLU JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Policeman Held in Wife's Slaying
Garden Grove : Elks Give Scholarships to 6 Graduating Seniors
New Police Detail Begins Crackdown on Problem Cyclists STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Poison Tested on Cancer Compiled from Times Staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Queen Bee's Allure Based on Intoxicant Compiled from Times Staff and wire reports
City Imprint Makes Beach an Arty Scene JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Bateson Building: Engineering a Better Workplace JACQUELINE C. VISCHER, Jacqueline C. Vischer is an environmental psychologist and free-lance writer based in Carlisle, Mass
Irvine : Xeriscape Conference Will Begin Wednesday
Bias Claims, Security Needs Clash at Park's Main Gate RICHARD COLVIN, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Two Research Efforts Spark Hope in Repair of Damaged Nerves MICHAEL BOWKER, Michael Bowker is a Placerville, Calif., free-lance writer
Father of 7 Hopes New Job Means End to Living in Motels HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Hair Salon Finds Secret to Success: Keep It Moving Herbert J. Vida
Many Doubts About New Leader : Newport Man Gets Sioux War Bonnet With Reservations RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Humanitarian Deeds Bring Rights Panel's Honors to 18 LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
A Life Beyond 'Masquerade' KRISTINE McKENNA
By The Numbers STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Trailers for the Homeless
Television Reviews : 'Life Beyond Earth' Boosts Exploration of Space BILL STEIGERWALD
Air Quality in the Southland
Jazz STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Television Reviews : The Full-Court Press of a Man of Affairs DON SHIRLEY
ART REVIEW : Pieces in 'Streetsites' Manage Both Immediacy and Depth LEAH OLLMAN
Tv & Video STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
RADIO REVIEW : 'Calling Moscow' Show Opens Lines . . . but Glasnost It Wasn't HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
MUSIC REVIEWS : Mester Leads Pasadena Symphony JOHN HENKEN
Movies STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Air Quality in the Southland
MUSIC REVIEW : Jansons Opens Celebration of Tchaikovsky DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Kiss Misses MIKE BOEHM
Air Quality in the Southland
Music Review : Pacific Chorale Performs Last Concert of 20th Season BRUCE BURROUGHS
Air Quality in the Southland
Blank Guns JOHN VOLAND
Art STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STAGE REVIEW : The Chaikin Presence at Taper, Too DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Movies STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Dance STEVE WEINSTEIN and JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pro-Waiver Forces Hit Equity Plan JANICE ARKATOV
CBS Movie Tests New TV Technology : Sharper Image for 'Innocent Victims' JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Guitar-Playing Romero Family Strings Audience Along CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
THEATER REVIEW : Author's Heavy Hand Puts Bit of a Damper on 'Tea' NANCY CHURNIN
Kenny Burrell Adds Choral Work to a String of Pearls LEONARD FEATHER
Dance Review : Oakland Ballet Dances 'Giselle' in Fullerton CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Singing the Sweet Song of Unjaded Talent : Opera Project Raises Students to New Heights in S.D. Schools KENNETH HERMAN
COMEDY REVIEW : Gallagher Overstays His Welcome in Big, Long Anaheim Show DUNCAN STRAUSS
They Might Be Wonderful, Whimsical Giants CHRIS WILLMAN
Experimental Films at Wallenboyd KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
France's Skalli Bides Time Marketing California Wine DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Face to Face : Preference for Roundtable Spawns Need for Conference Centers, Planners GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Koppers Discussing Sale of Company to Third Party Associated Press
'Tremendous Victory' for Slumping Industry : Pentagon to Require American-Made Bearings Associated Press
Japanese Adopt a U.S. Approach to Investing : Unfamiliar Concept of Limited Partnerships Used to Acquire Real Estate in American Cities NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
The Meetings Business GEORGE WHITE
Business Boom Prompts Continued Expansion of Mission Viejo Hospital : MEDICAL Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Marketers Split on Using English to Reach Latinos : Concentrating on Spanish Language Ads Can Also Be a Mistake, Some Contend JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
When Things Go Awry : Just About Everything--Including Acts of God--Is Blamed on Meeting Organizers GEORGE WHITE
Big Boy May Bow to Allie : Alice S. Marriott
Labor-Management Riddle Carries No Simple Solution MEI BICKNER
European, Asian Buyers Take a Liking to California Vineyards : A Foreign Flair for Wine BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
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