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What happened on May 03, 1988
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Game Show Winner Gets 5 Years for Insurance Scam KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Visitors Bring Glasnost With Them LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Merchant, 64, Assailant Slain in Santa Ana Store Robbery JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach Man Slain in Santa Ana Gang Shooting KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Planners Tell Council to Reject Building Caps LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Laguna Beach : Robber Sprays Chemical in Fleeing With Gems
Selected Reportable Infectious Diseases
Local News in Brief : Big Tab to Fix Boats' Rust
Council to Vote on Limitations to Ease Burden on L.A. Sewers KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Commuters to Receive Flyers on Street Work
Investigators Look for Links in 9 Arson Cases at Beauty Salons MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
A Drink-and-Drive Party: Hospital Benefit Sparkles MICHAEL GRANBERRY
Local News in Brief : Fuel Slick Cleanup Put Off
Death of a Dream : Fire Squelches Some Big Plans in South Los Angeles STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Alpine
Tustin Efforts to Annex 2 Areas Blocked KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Window of Vulnerability
Local News in Brief : Central County : Caltrans to Close Lanes During Road Projects
Local News in Brief : Circuit Judge Sworn In
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Heart Gear Purchase for Paramedics OKd
Police Seeking Suspect in Rapes of 7 Elderly Women CURTIS L. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Woman Bicyclist Killed by Car in Glendale
Senate Panel to Consider Bill on Change in Control of County's Regional Planning DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Jail for Cheese Makers
Hundreds Flock to INS Offices as Wednesday's Amnesty Deadline Nears CARLOS LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana's Budget Plan Cut Except for Public Safety BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Council Votes to Put Growth Issue on Ballot
Local News in Brief : Countywide : OCTD Budget Proposal Targets Reserve Funds
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Science Group Inductees
Local News in Brief : Drug Task Force Studied
Goodman on Richard Nixon
Goodman on Richard Nixon
Homeowner Activist Plans to Challenge Woo for Council Seat RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Double Bill
Barbed Ritual : At Burbank Council Ceremony, More Than Titles Are Traded GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Goodman on Richard Nixon
El Cajon
Slow-Growth Initiative Foes Fire an Opening Volley JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Local News in Brief : Sentence in Extortion
Avoiding a Dead Sea
People and Events JACK JONES, From staff and wire reports
There's no question, sun-tanners are going to look like prunes. PERRY C. RIDDLE
Citing Outcry, SDG&E Wants to Kill Its $4.80 'Customer Service Charge' GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Police Chief Accused
Attorney General Calls Decision 'Flawed' : Court Asked to Reconsider Hedgecock Ruling BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hospital Shuts Its Emergency Room; 'Ripple Effect' Feared CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
City Panel Asks to Ban Alcohol on Beaches LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Wants to Cut Rates, Drop Extra Charge MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Mother and Son Fined $1,000 Each for Failing to Clean 'Flophouses' STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
La Jolla Philanthropist Gives UCSD Library $1 Million RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
From Wimp to Winner--Bush's Air of Electability V. LANCE TARRANCE JR. and BILL CHAMBERLAIN, V. Lance Tarrance Jr. is a national Republican pollster who most recently worked for Rep. Jack Kemp's presidential campaign. Bill Chamberlain is an advertising executive
Local News in Brief : Gang Truce Requested
Key J. David Swindle Figure Returns to S.D. to Face Charges From Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Man Honored for Heroism
EPA Seeks to Recover Costs of Cleaning Up Fire MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Should Physicians Be Allowed Ignorance on AIDS? Of Course Not! But They Are NEIL R. SCHRAM, Neil R. Schram, an internist, is a member of the Los Angeles County Medical Assn. AIDS committee.
Overpopulation
Foes of Anti-AIDS Ordinance Banning Sex in Bathhouses Prepare to Sue City BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Goodman on Richard Nixon
Use of Medical Helicopters
Pier Repair Plan Dealt a New Blow by Nature KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Security Overkill in Philippines : Human-Rights Offenses Corrode Aquino's Golden Promise JOHN G. HEALEY, John G. Healey is the executive director of Amnesty International USA. and
Repression in Jordan
Local News in Brief : Waste Inspector Slain
U.S. Acts to Halt Hospital's Funds
San Diego
Woman Kills Intruder Who Attacked Her JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Blocking Out the Public
They Did It--but How?
Cranston Calms Crowd at Panel's Discussion of Child-Care Proposal CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Aliens Seeking Amnesty Rush to Meet Wednesday Deadline PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Use of Medical Helicopters
Ex-Disneyland Guard Loses Suit Challenging Firing JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Jailbreak Inquiry : No Case Is Established on Lawyer RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
La Mesa
Action Delayed on Job Status of Teacher Acquitted by Jury BILL BILLITER and SIOK-HAN TAY, Times Staff Writers
Valley Center
Study Shows High Acceptance Among Rhode Island Children of Rape From the Associated Press
Ruling Upheld Barring Suit Against Father in '64 Abandonment Case JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Middle Course Is Off Course in Panama : Unilaterally, Washington Has Upset Everyone but the General JAMES CHACE and CALEB CARR, James Chace, a senior associate of the Carnegie Endowment, and Caleb Carr, an independent scholar, are the co-authors of "America Invulnerable: The Quest for Absolute Security From 1812 to Star Wars" (Summit Books, 1988). and
'Ray of Sunshine' Memorial May Light Way for Pilots TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Mastermind of Fraud Scheme Gets Lecture and a 20-Year Term T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
'I still miss my brother a whole lot, and Mom and Dad are still fighting for a cure for AIDS.' LOIS TIMNICK
Goodman on Richard Nixon
NEWS
A Victim Victorious : Now, After Eight Years, Horacio Martinez-Baca Can Relax; 'the Argentine Eichmann' May Be Extradited to Face Multiple Charges of Murder PAUL CIOTTI, Times Staff Writer
Metal Fatigue Evidence Found on Aloha Jetliner ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Appeals for Son's Return From Exile : Marcos' Dying Mother Calls for 'My Ferdinand' Reuters
First Lady Follows Astrology : Aquarian Reagan Denies Stars Influence Policies Associated Press
'Wrong Place at the Wrong Time' : Businessman Shot to Death in Random Drive-By Attack NIESON HIMMEL, Times Staff Writer
Rough, Early Finishes Mar Balloon Race; 3 Still Aloft Associated Press
Vandals Scratch Swastika on Face of Viet Veterans Memorial United Press International
Rebels Reject Swap in Hostage Drama Associated Press
The State
Mail Reappointment Due United Press International
Signatures for Initiative on School Funds Filed DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Nation
Duty to Fight for Land Seen : 'This Is Our Time,' Rebels in New Caledonia Assert MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The State : Sierra Snow Layer Deepens
The World
For the Reagans, Has It All Been Written in the Stars? SHIRLEY MARLOW
The Nation
POLITICS 88 : To Them, He's the Candidate of Big Business : Memento Vendors Find Prosperity With Jackson KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Fired Moscow Party Chief Pushes Reforms in Article United Press International
Shell Explodes, Kills Boy Associated Press
The Nation
The World
The State
Assembly Rejects Bill Denying Tax Breaks to Social Clubs With Biases From a Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Polish Strikes Spread to Home of Solidarity CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
POLITICS 88 : Jackson Details Aims for Nation's Economy KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : A Coming of Age Through Passion ELAINE KENDALL
Two Years of Arts in High School Urged : National Endowment Sees 'Triple Jeopardy, Cultural Illiteracy' Associated Press
Syria Troops on Alert as Israel Advances Into South Lebanon : Beirut Appeals to U.N. About Search for Arab Guerrillas Times Wire Services
The State
Talks on Angola Pullout Begin Associated Press
Court Criticizes Botch of Benefits but Fails to Help Associated Press
U.S. Drops Plan for Coast Guard Patrol in Gulf JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Preview of Gorbachev's Theme : 'Parasitic' Party Officials Assailed in Pravda Letter CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The World
Israel Shuts Down Magazine as 'Tool' of Terror Groups From Times Wire Services
The State
Panel Hits 'Incompetence' in Philadelphia Cult Deaths United Press International
Balloonists Avoid Dunking, Win Associated Press
L.A. Building Curbs Voted in Victory for Slow Growth : Action Will Ease Sewage Crisis in City KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Biden Has Repeat Surgery Associated Press
The World : Saudis Warn Iran on Mecca
The Nation
The Nation
The State
The World
High Court Ruling Hits Discounters : Undercuts Ban on Halting Supplies to Price-Cutters DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
The World
North Calls Iran-Contra Charges 'Badge of Honor' DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
30 Arrested, Cocaine Seized in Colombia Associated Press
Jet's 3 Dead Engines Out of Fuel Associated Press
Hospital Wing Collapses in India; 14 Die From Times Wire Services
'Heck of a Deal' on Low-Cost Housing at Indian Wells OKd LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Judge Opens Door to Rare Strategy by Attorney for Campus Protesters MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
POLITICS 88 : Candidates Stick to 'Script' for Ohio, Indiana Primaries Today RON HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Girl From Ukraine Has Surgery in N.J. United Press International
Protein May Trigger Tumors in AIDS Patients, Researchers Say ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
'Not Progress but Degradation' : Burgers, Boutiques Rout Artisans in Central Rome WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Must Be Postmarked by Midnight Wednesday : INS to Accept Mail-In Amnesty Forms LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Flowers Head List of Mother's Day Gifts United Press International
Man Surrenders After Holding 14 Hostages United Press International
USDA Gives Fresh, Stuffed Poultry a Dressing-Down KATHLEEN DOHENY
Educator Will Be Inaugurated With Alcohol Charges Pending LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
Pregnant Woman Struck by Officer Wins Damages KIM MURPHY and JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writers
Bomb Found at British Base Associated Press
Justices Avoid Ruling on Prior Restraint DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Capital Shaken by Congress Aide's Suicide After Critical News Story THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL and WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writers
Driver Charged in 6-Death Collision at Guantanamo Base Associated Press
Emigration of Soviet Jews at 7-Year High Associated Press
Reagan Defends His Promise to Veto Trade Bill PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Benefits for 'Atomic Veterans' Approved
Israelis Sweep Into S. Lebanon to Search for Guerrillas DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Polish Workers Demand Return of Solidarity Associated Press
'Won' $15 Million : Lottery Expert Arrested in Pa. United Press International
Painting by Pollock Brings Record Price SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Twin Girls Joined at the Head Separated at Soweto Hospital Associated Press
Obituaries : 'The Gregarious Aquarius' : Carroll Righter, 88; Dean of Astrologers BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Methodists Reaffirm Ban on Homosexuals in Clergy JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
747 Jet Lands Safely in Japan After 3 Engines Quit Associated Press
First Lady's Breakfast: She's Not Ready for Retiring Role Marylouise Oates
'Magnum' Locks Up Ratings Associated Press
Stiff Sentences in U.S. Courts : Judges Throwing the Book at White-Collar Criminals DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Hockney Work Stays Afloat at Roosevelt Pool Jack Smith
'I've Taken a Beating' : Lee Iacocca Falls From Public Grace JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Aloha's Lesson--Buckle Down and Buckle Up PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Great Quotes Are Too Good to Be True Jim Murray
Six Hart Players Seem Born to Win Scott Howard-Cooper
Boys' Player of the Week : Neff Spends His Time Building a Career . . . or Two CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei Regains Lead in Prep Poll
Names in the News
Sockers to Keep Ticket Funds Separate MARC APPLEMAN
Community College Roundup : Wardrup Leads Saddleback Golfers
Thompson Gives Lakers Some Insurance : Instead of Waiting in Wings, He'll Be Center Stage When Kareem Quits GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Heads East for Softball Tournament
NBA Playoffs : Bullets Beat Pistons, Stay Alive From Times Wire Services
Chapman Gets NCAA Softball Berth
Martin's Letter to UCLA Is Upheld
Stanley Cup Playoffs : Bourque Lifts Bruins to 5-3 Win From Times Wire Services
Tennis Roundup : Horvath Is Italian Open Upset Victim From Times Wire Services
Cal's Kennaday Leads Pac-10 Golf Tournament Associated Press
Padres Can't Take Advantage of the Chances BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
High School Baseball Leaders : TOP TEN
Belated Indian Uprising : Can Tribe's Big Bats Make Up for That Weak Bullpen? ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Angels Are Shut Out but Aren't Impressed MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Robinson Loses Perfect Game With Two Out in Ninth Inning Associated Press
American League Roundup : A's Stretch Win Streak to Eight, 4-2 From Times Wire Services
Winning Colors Doesn't Scare Him
College Roundup : Deushane Pitches One-Hitter for SCC
Community College Notebook : Orange Coast Women Seek to Repeat Steve Kresal
Pemper Will Play Basketball at Idaho St.
Girls' Player of the Week : Injuries Can't Slow Down Mission Viejo's Sheri Bertell ARA NAJARIAN, Times Staff Writer
Valley High School Baseball : Kennedy Wins and Ties for League Lead
Muhammad Ali Visits San Francisco: Early Morning Walks and Pranks United Press International
National League Roundup : Zane Smith Pitches Braves to 3-1 Victory Over Mets From Times Wire Services
BUILDING A WINNER : Orange Lutheran Works on Field, Then Players to Form a Contender BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Gibson, Sax Hit Homers in 6-3 Win SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Rose Isn't the First Manager to Be Suspended for Run-In With Pallone From Times Wire Services
Prep Roundup : Brummett Wins Sunset Golf Title
Rose Didn't Use Stick or Even Kick Scott Ostler
A Tearful Farewell for McGregor, Who Is Given His Release by Orioles Associated Press
Cincinnati's Ron Robinson Comes Within One Pitch of Perfect Game From Times Wire Services
Baltimore Gets a Little Cheer : Orioles Give 50,402 Fans Something to Shout About VERONICA JENNINGS and PAUL W. VALENTINE, The Washington Post
High School Baseball : USDHS Has the Final Word in the 12th Inning, 6-5
Rose Suspended for 30 Days : Reds Manager Is Also Fined, Says He'll Appeal From Times Wire Services
BUSINESS
Numbers of U.S. 'Decamillionaires' Rising, Study Says United Press International
Building on Frozen, Mom-Tested Italian Treats, Entrepreneur Thrives KEVIN BRASS
Outboard Marine Buys Sea Nymph From Reuters
B of A Vice Chairman Quits; Wells Fargo Alumnus Slated DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
First-Quarter Productivity Up Nearly 1%, U.S. Finds Associated Press
Medical Properties' Profit, Revenue Up in 1st Quarter
Dataproducts Gets 5-Year, $25-Million Printer Pact
Japan Trade Surplus Off, U.S. Investments Slow From Reuters
Tekelec's Profit Climbs on Strong Gain in Orders
Lindner Increases Stake in Republic American to 49%
Thomas Cook Sells S. African Holding From Reuters
Industry David Olmos, Times staff writer
Newhall Land & Farming Revenue Is Up Sharply
Profit Climbs 14% at TransWorld Bancorp
CREDIT : Inflation Fears Push Bond Prices Lower Associated Press
Stockholders Vote on Directors : Valley Federal Struggle Continues JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
California
Malibu Grand Prix Loses $1.1 Million in Quarter
March Housing Prices Inch Up, Leaving Fewer to Qualify MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
California
Los Angeles County
COMMODITIES : Precious Metals and Oil Futures Prices Plunge From Associated Press
Dow Gains 10.94 in Mixed Market From Times Wire Services
Shanghai Slow to Switch Style of Bond Trades From Reuter
Amwest Reports 32% Rise in Profits in 1st Quarter
Micropolis Posts Gain of 16% in 1st Quarter
Sale of Andrews Assets Brings in $43 Million Cash
National Technical Lists 73% Increase in Sales
Higher Profit Margins, Strong Sales Boost Tandon
CURRENCY : Dollar Mixed, Gold Prices Drop as Investors React to Falling Oil Prices Associated Press
Fidelity Federal's Parent Posts 36% Quarterly Profit
W. German Bank to Push Environmental Concerns From Reuters
New Chairman : Computer Memories Searching for a Future JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
California
Trio-Tech International Continues to Reduce Losses
New Construction Down 3%; Commercial Sector Blamed Associated Press
Comarco Has 'Turned the Corner' After Loss, Chief Executive Reports David Olmos, Times staff writer
1st-Quarter Profit Falls 68% at American Ecology
Keen Interest Reported in Hunt Resort Parcel CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Sales Edge Up at Products Research & Chemical
Time to Examine Inadequate Jobless Benefits Programs HARRY BERNSTEIN
Judy's Loss Increases Sharply in 4th Quarter
Italian Bank Boosts Bid for Irving : Banca Commerciale Now Seeking 51% Stake in N.Y. Firm Associated Press
Seeks Up to 24.9% More Stock : M.D.C. Holdings Bids for Imperial Shares GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Baker Communications Acquires Acorn Press
USG to Recapitalize in Effort to Thwart Hostile Bid From Reuters
Mediation for Flight Attendants
UAW, Chrysler Closer to National Settlement Associated Press
Allegis to Sell Part of Reservation System to USAir, 4 Foreign Lines ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Management Group to Buy Ms., Sassy From Reuters
California Amplifier Director Increases Stake
Art Gallery Chain Reports Hefty 1st-Quarter Gain
20th Century Profit Falls; Insurance Unit Takes Loss
1st-Quarter Profit Up 40% at Newhall Resources
SEC Chief Defends Stance on Audit Committees From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Huntington S&L Agrees to Cash Merger JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Leasing Firm Nears Decision in 100-Jet Deal KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Key Surgery Service Spurs Psicor Profits CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
NBC Steps Deeper Into Cable TV : To Buy Part of Program Service, Offer Shows of Its Own JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
3D Systems, Japan Steel to Set Up Joint Venture
Gascard Chief, Board Members Resign GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Refining Helps Arco Lift 1st-Quarter Profit 68% GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Oil Prices Dive in Wake of Failure by OPEC to Trim Back Production From Times Wire Services
Shiley Seeks Law to Limit Damage Suits by Foreign Litigants Over Heart Valves LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Video Eye Watches Convention Center Work GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Birth Control Makers Weary of Controversy : Liability Problems Limit Contraceptive Choices as Drug Firms Leave the Field MALCOLM GLADWELL, The Washington Post
Bear Stearns Picks President, Vice Chairman
Bright Lights, Small Town for Tom Bodett BRUCE HOROVITZ
Shareholders OK Liquidation of Burbank Photo Firm James Bates
GM Brings in 'Benevolent Dictator' to Run Plant GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Newest 'Star Trek' Zooms at Warp Speed : 'Next Generation' Series Scores With Viewers and Critics Alike STEVE WEINSTEIN
Tv & Video DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
On the TV Front: Is Cable Finally a Contender? DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Four Taper Plays Europe-Bound DON SHIRLEY
Art DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Confessions of a Closet Curmudgeon CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
MUSIC REVIEW : Depending on View, 'Custer' Was Balanced or Indulgent KENNETH HERMAN
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE : Colors' Gives Orion a Big Boost JOHN VOLAND and SOURCE: Exhibitor Relations Co., Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Coming Attractions DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music and Dance Reviews : Brahms Program by William Hall Chorale DANIEL CARIAGA
Tv & Video DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
ART REVIEW : Photographs of Hope in Troubled Times CATHY CURTIS, Times Staff Writer
THEATER AND FILM : Latino Culture Figures Get SCR's Grand Tour Herman Wong
Movies DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Fluor Daniel Gets Museum Contract
Pop/rock DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music and Dance Reviews : Verrett at Trade-Tech BRUCE BURROUGHS
Teen-Agers Share Pain in 'Taking Care' LYNNE HEFFLEY
Jazz Reviews : Royal Performance at Hollywood Holiday Inn LEONARD FEATHER
DANCE REVIEW : Aman Troupe Brings Folk Traditions to Arts Center CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Exit Lines DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music and Dance Reviews : Glendale Symphony TERRY McQUILKIN
Jazz Reviews : The Follows Camp Festival--Music Adjusts to Environment DON SNOWDEN
Music and Dance Reviews : Choreographers Festival SHELLEY BAUMSTEN
STAGE REVIEW : 'Romanoff's' Reverts to Cartoon Follywood SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Jazz Reviews : Wayne Shorter Gets His Act Together at the Palace DON HECKMAN
A Rip-Roaring Look at 'Hemingway' HOWARD ROSENBERG
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Oak Ridge Boys Slice It Thin in Irvine With Pretty Cheesy Poses HOLLY GLEASON
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