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What happened on May 12, 1988
NEWS
Hueneme Cultural Center Loses 2 Key Artists MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Fire Damages New Orleans' Famed Cabildo United Press International
Nogales Slugger Has a Dream--Majors : Big Outfielder Boo Moore Hits Often and Long; Scouts Are Watching MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Armed Forces Day In Orange County Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff, Susan Greene / Los Angeles Times
Infection Is Fatal to Girl Given 5-Organ Transplant Associated Press
A Tool for Athletes : Meditation Helps in Achieving Top Form GERALD SECOR COUZENS, Gerald Secor Couzens is a New York health writer.
Bomb Kills 3 Near Israel's Embassy in Cyprus Associated Press
7 Indicted in 1983 Bombing of U.S. Capitol RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Caught in the Middle : Iranian Immigrants Try to Blend Into American Culture Without Losing Identity DANA PARSONS, Times Staff Writer
Seniors' Day Center Marks 5th Birthday, Honors Benefactors ANN CONWAY
Smidgen of Marijuana Brings Boat Seizure, Coast Guard Says JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
It's All in the Wrist
5-Year Minimum Drug Term Held Illegal; Dealer Gets Just 1 KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Painting of Late Mayor in a Bra Sets Off Furor United Press International
Builder Seeks to Convert Historic House to Office Use MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
St. John's Threatens to Drop Medi-Cal in Fee Dispute MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Professional Services: Bullish Outlook JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : Latest Matching Funds United Press International
Neutral Dane Selected to Lead Coalition Talks Associated Press
Dukakis Meets Tutu, Gets His Virtual Endorsement Associated Press
Whittier : Shortcut Turns Prohibited
CAMPAIGN '88 : Cuomo Plumbs the Stars From Associated Press
The State
The State
Santa Monica : Vendor Standards Approved
All INF Treaty Verification Snags Settled, Senate Told : Pre-Summit Vote Hoped by Shultz Associated Press
Walnut : Cleanup to Begin Monday
Coalition Supports Lawyers' Insurance Initiative KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
The State
The State
Key R.F.K. Material Missing, Archivist Says Associated Press
Malibu Cityhood Backers to Lobby State Panel KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
TIMES POLL : O'Connor Has 2-to-1 Lead in Mayor's Race BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Haphazard Rebuilding Feared : Whittier Orders Design for Uptown Block MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Compton : Centennial Festival to Begin
Santa Monica : Landmarks Appointee Named
The State
Traffic Reporter : 'Delta Duke' Gets a Handle on Congestion From Times Wire Services
New Pricing for Long-Distance Calls Proposed From Reuters
Plan Links Student Aid to Public Service DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Jewish Leaders' Meeting With Jackson in Jeopardy KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Orange County Executives Speak Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff, Susan Greene / Los Angeles Times
TV Program Helps Inventor Enjoy Fruit of His Labor ANN CONNORS
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Amnesty Law Didn't Bring With It Labor Loss That Business Feared ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The House : 'Star Wars'
Zarian Will Hold 2 Meetings a Month
Fewer Pigeons on City Hall Grass, Alas Jack Smith
Story's Exit From 63rd Race Stirs Charges of Deal BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Peru Awaits Pope; Rebels Active Associated Press
The State
Behave, Shamir Tells Palestinians During Visit to West Bank From Times Wire Services
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : How the Survey Was Conducted
Big Banks Boost Prime Rate to 9% : Response to Tighter Fed Inflation Policy Sends Dow Down 37 Points TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Long Beach : Kell, Hall Offer Proposals
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : PERSPECTIVES ON GROWTH : Restaurateur: Restraint Needed JOHN O'DELL
Whittier : Apartment Zone Retained
The Nation
April Retail Sales Off 0.6% in 1st Decline in 6 Months Associated Press
Fire Hits Health Institutes United Press International
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : The Workers : Traffic, Costly Housing Can Send Them Back East JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
FOCUS : Historical Sanctuary Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff, Susan Greene / Los Angeles Times
South Gate : Cultural Center Fund Drive
The Nation
Ex-Aide to Japan Premier Charged in Bribery Case Associated Press
Pasadena : Report on Pacific Oaks
Analysis : In Long Run, Solidarity Strikers May Have Won More Than Regime Did CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Bellflower : Grants Sought for 2 Parks
Reasons to Study Plant-Siting Bill
Senegal Election Loser Draws Suspended Term From Reuters
U.S. Urged to Act Now to Save Beirut Hostages STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : The Consumers : Optimism for County Tempered by Concern for U.S. MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Road to Japan May Go Through Hawaii MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
The Nation : U.S., Soviet Study of Climate Launched
The House : 'Star Wars'
Putting the Brakes on Growth : Sierra Madre Bans Projects in Foothills MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
L.B. to Check Cost of Putting Sprinklers in Older High-Rises ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
15-Inch Fuselage Crack Forces Jet to Make Emergency Landing Associated Press
The World
Bellflower : Mayor's Mother Buried
For the Clarks, Viennese Ball Wasn't Over JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
South Gate City Council Walks Gently on Water LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : PERSPECTIVES ON GROWTH : Hot Economy: A Bane or a Boon? JOHN O'DELL
Beverly Hills : Beverly Theater Study OKd
'I've-Got-Mine' Backfires on Nation's Elders in Time JOSEPH N. BELL
Uprising Leaders Issue Call for New Strikes From Times Wire Services
Potential for Stuck Throttle Prompts Repairs of BMWs Associated Press
Attack on Status Quo : Many Miss Real Story on Jackson THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
150 Bills Stalled : Work Bogs Down Amid Assembly Power Struggle JERRY GILLAM and ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writers
Paramount : Obscenity Panel Member
The State : PG&E Rate Increase OKd
Fees on New Ventura Homes Will Rise to $5,245 RENE ROMO, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Why Firms Leave: Costs, Traffic, Environmental Curbs LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Touting an Old Horn : Professor Makes His Pitch for Return of 'Last True Trumpet' DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Executives Show Tepid Support for Bush MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Dreams Can Cause Pet Spasms Dr. GLENN ERICSON
No Vacation for Childhelp's Supporters MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia : Teachers Get Contract
FEARING NO EVIL : A Town Opens Its Heart, Lends a Hand and Learns to Live with Nearby Youth Detention Camp DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : THE PATH TO PROSPERITY : Executives Don't Want Paradise Lost in the Rush of a Booming, Changing County Economy WARREN VIETH, Orange County Business Editor
'Still Talking,' White House Says on Noriega : Baker Defends 'Plea Bargain' With Noriega From Times Wire Services
L.A.-Texas Oil Pipeline Wins Permit Extension From Coastal Agency SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Passings
Downey : 15 Pounds of Cocaine Seized
Gas Spill Kills Trucker From Reuters
Chiang's WWII Veterans Stage Protest in Taiwan From Reuters
The World
The World
The World
U.S., Soviet Arms Experts Report Gains on INF Issues ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The World
Spy's Wife Moved for Medical Testing Associated Press
The World : Kuwait Dealing for F-18s
Views Along 'The Avenue'
Plea on Guide Dogs Delays Law Limiting Pets ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Tongues Wag at Pierce Event and Students Gain Fluency R. DANIEL FOSTER, Foster is a Woodland Hills freelance writer
A Baseball Player's Life Linked to His Stats ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
W. Covina Schools Meetings 'a Joke'
Taiwanese Gets Long Term for Killing Journalist Associated Press
Softball Cures Badminton Blues : Armendariz Twins Find Double Duty at Glendale Invigorating HEATHER HAFNER
AIDS Cases Up 72% Worldwide United Press International
3.5 Quake Hits Utah Area United Press International
Pair Convicted in Bloody 1981 Brink's Holdup Associated Press
Rocket Fuel Production Halted Associated Press
Passings
Tiger Mauls, Kills Zoo Worker Associated Press
Oslo Parliament to Grow From Reuters
Putting the Brakes on Growth : Monterey Park Votes Halt to Construction BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan 'Mortified' Bush Endorsement Seen as Lukewarm Associated Press
Businessmen Excluded From Whittier Meeting on Quake Loans Are Upset MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica : Panel to Study Gang Issues
High Court Asked to Widen School Liability for Employee Misconduct PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Legal Opinion Doubts Bill on Resort Housing Plan Is Constitutional CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : 'Kiss-and-Tell' Books Not Dukakis' Cup of Tea David Lauter \f7
Nevadans in Blast Area Stunned, Angered : 2nd Rocket Fuel Maker Resumes Production LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
'It's What You Know' : Time and Time Again, Clockmaker, 84, Triumphs Associated Press
4 White Guerrillas Seized, S. Africa Says : Pretoria Links Suspects to Banned ANC, Finds Weapons Cache SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Age Artist Turns His Painting Talent to Murals Instead of Graffiti Walls BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Coming of Age in Australia's Outback RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Sports Calendar
The Nation
U.S. Will End Artificial Heart Research Funds Associated Press
The World
Help From Within : Seniors Olive, Stevens Supply Buena With Bonus as 'Assistant' Coaches LAUREN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Passings
The World
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : THE MOST INFLUENTIAL EXECUTIVES & POLITICIANS : 'Nobody' Tops List in County Politics MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Unveilings : Area Artists Exhibit Homes, Workshops in Art Walk Benefit TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Chernobyl Scientist a Suicide From Reuters
Road Atlas Updated With New Roads, Sites Associated Press
West Point Cuts Bush Off at the Stump Associated Press
Vote Halts Glendora Move to Annex 2 County Areas JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
'3rd Man' Spy Kim Philby, 76, Dies in Moscow BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Proper Grading Remains a Matter of Human Judgment DON ALPERT
Politics 88 : Robertson Also Backs Vice President : Reagan Endorses Bush at Party Fund-Raiser JAMES GERSTENZANG and JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writers
Few Lawyers Fall Before Bar of Justice JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Plot to Murder San Antonio's Mayor Alleged Associated Press
Frontier Outlook Lives On in Valley, Architect Asserts LEON WHITESON, Leon Whiteson is a Los Angeles architecture critic.
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Budget and Trade Deficits Darken Businessmen's Outlook for Nation JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
The World
Activist Kayser to Challenge Woo for Council Seat RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Sailor Found Not Guilty of AIDS Threat to Sex Partner Associated Press
Shell Refinery Explosion's 7th, Final Victim Located Associated Press
Testing Centers : Free Screenings for High Blood Pressure Offered TONI TIPTON, Tipton writes for the Food section of The Times
Monterey Park : Slain Officers Honored
Adopted Son Says He and 3 Others Killed George Rose From Times Wire Services
Monterey Park : Study of Sign Rules Urged
39 Students Awarded Merit Scholarships
9 Workers Hurt, 1 Critically, in Shipyard Accident Associated Press
$299.5-Billion Defense Bill Passed by House : Reagan Says Measure Will Hamper Bargaining With Soviets on New Arms Control Agreement SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Votes to Fine Cable Operator JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
TAKING THE TEST : Positives, Negatives of Verifying Exposure to AIDS: One Man's Story JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Charges Six Netted $20 Million by Bilking Banks LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
'Heeeeere's Johnny' : Carson Returns to TV Minus His Striking Gag Writers DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Lucille Ball Checks Into Hospital From Associated Press
Viet Vets Have Adjusted as Well as Others, Study Finds JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Monterey Park : Surplus Cheese Offered
Aloha Tape: Jet's Co-Pilot Unflappable in Emergency JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Westside's Best kept Secret JOHN GABREE
Compton : Liquor License Moratorium
The State
Anti-Drug Battle Tops Agenda for Outspoken U.S. Envoy to Bahamas DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
2 Hijack China Airliner, Seek Taiwan Asylum United Press International
Letter Scolding Wilson Stirs a Row Within Sierra Club FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Speaks in Cochabamba, Hub of Bolivia's Cocaine Trade : Pontiff Warns of 'Seductions' of Drugs WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES TIMES POLL RESULTS : Kell Builds Hefty Lead Over Hall CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Schools Rescind Teacher Layoffs JOHN MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Pomona : Fee for Plaza Use Sought
Lynwood : Car Allowances Increased
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : Most Executives Favor Slower Growth, Citing Quality-of-Life Factor MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Culver City OKs Drug Center Despite Pleas SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
There are many forms of culture in Highland Park, at least if its boundaries are taken loosely. DOUG SMITH
Spa Owner Drops $546,000 Bid for Matilija Springs
Santa Monica Group Drops Rent Control Ballot Issue TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
May Build Own Fleet of Boats, Sell to Foreign Markets : Firm Plans $12-Million Automated Cannery SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Pomona Agency to Give Builders' Pasts Closer Study JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : THE KEY WORD IS : QUALITY : Business People Love the County, Faults and All JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
School Board OKs Magnet Program for Venice High PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer and
W. Covina School Board Takes Heat : Teachers File Suit Over Pay Raise While Protest of Closures Goes On CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : PERSPECTIVES ON GROWTH : Public Transit Is His Solution JOHN O'DELL
About Orange County's Military Bases Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff, Susan Greene / Los Angeles Times
Putting the Brakes on Growth : Alhambra OKs Moratorium to Slow Condo Conversions MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Builder Cuts Back Development Plan for Elyria Canyon ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Dying Breed : In Era of Specialists, Avenue Hardware Still Promises Something for Everyone JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Spring Sports Notebook : Dailey Drought Ends With Record Game STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
JC Baseball Takes a Beating : 2 Teams Regroup; Oxnard Fights On STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Leisner's Life Runs in Cycles : La Canada Racer Aims For Europe HEATHER HAFNER
How can you not like somebody who looks and acts like a perfect blend of Jackie Mason and Ed Sullivan? : Where A Star Is Born Al Martinez
L. B. Looks at Renewal Funds for Child Centers ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Monterey Park : City to Celebrate Birthday
3-Year Contract : Union Asks College for 15% Increase ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Hordes Drawn by Warmth, Ripening Fruit : Springtime Brings Anguished Cry: Rats! JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Native Creates Pizza With Panache MIKE SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Pupil: Humor Not Demeaning
BUSINESS PULSE : ORANGE COUNTY ISSUES & ATTITUDES : THE MOST INFLUENTIAL EXECUTIVES & POLITICIANS : Builders Make a Name for Themselves MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Lakewood : Poker Dealers School OKd
West Hollywood : Albert Becomes Mayor at 77
'Old College Try' Is Just Not Enough : Bruin Crew Credits New Coach and His Techniques for Success RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
SportsScope : Cal Poly Nine Sweeps Riverside, Looks Toward Northridge for Shot at Crown
Three in Area Win Scholarships in Merit Program
SportsScope : Bruin Women Start in Second Round of Tennis Championships
Downey Mayor Calls Flap Over Business Card Use a 'Charade' to Smear Her RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
A Masked Man Everybody Knows : Amateur Umpire, 71, Maintains Friendly but Firm Style Behind Plate 40 Years DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica : English Proficiency Report
Instead of Fame and Fortune, Young Musician Finds Death in Hollywood RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach : Centennial Agency Praised
As Nature's Ally, He's Enemy of the Tamarisk MARY ELLEN STROTE, This is free-lance writer Mary Ellen Strote's first article for Orange County Life
Pollution Moves On : 'Cleaner' Well Not Really Good News, Experts on Ground-Water Problem Say MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Magic Night Aids Cancer Research David Nelson
Buddha Incarnate Feasts on Student Life, Hamburgers DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
'Reality of Living' in Caltech Houses
Back Bay Makes Up Oasis of Wild Things PATRICK MOTT, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
School Schedule Conflicts With Rosh Hashanah JOHN MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills : Rodeo Drive Block Party
On 'The Avenue' : Home Buyers, Priced Out of Other Areas, Are Slowly Changing the Face of Ventura's West Side JESSE KATZ The Players Poker Cafe sign..BD: Times Staff Writer
Grateful Dead to Be No-Shows in Ventura
Backing Teacher in P.E. Incident
Notebook / Ray Ripton : Ex-Santa Monica High Grid Star May Be Near End of Pro Career Ray Ripton
Student photojournalists shamelessly borrow a proven idea to record 24 hours in the life of Long Beach. CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Los Angeles' Longest Streets
'Hello, Sweet Spirit, this is Kenny Kingston . . . ' : Notes on a Happy Medium Al Martinez
Angry Bel-Air Residents Get Developer to Restore Part of Graded Ridge KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
2 Travel Promoters Sent to Jail for Withdrawing Frozen Funds JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Attempt to Cut Sewer Line Halted by Court KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
County Bar Assn. Ratings of Candidates Find Three Sitting Judges 'Not Qualified' KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
3 Guilty in Scheme to Ship Cocaine From Newport to Australia JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Rift at Gang Wake Results in Fatal Shots
Challengers Assail Antonovich Over Growth, Traffic Problems STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Seal Beach : 3 Fishermen Rescued, Sinking Boat Recovered
Local News in Brief : Well Free of Pollutants
The House
Local News in Brief : Planning Commissioner
$10,000 Pay Hike Boosts City Manager to $116,196
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : Man With Switch-Blade Robs Photography Firm
Local News in Brief : Tentative Zoning Change
Traffic Proposals JOHN FORKER
Local News in Brief : Wells to Check Pollution
Commencement 1988
Local News in Brief : Plans for Federal Funds
Local News in Brief : Shooting Suspect Held
Local News in Brief : Stables' Budget Approved
The Wrong Fix
Deputies Sent : Antonovich Hearing Turns Angry LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Waste Storage Law Voted
Local News in Brief : Cypress : 2 Applicants Sought for Parks Commission
Local News in Brief : 100th Birthday for City
Local News in Brief : Laguna Beach : City Plans Discussion on Illegal Apartments
Local News in Brief : RTD Drivers Go to Court
Local News in Brief : Plans to Be Re-Evaluated
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Orthodox Jews
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Criticism of Conrad
Lottery Winners: 5/11
Wieder Said Under Oath That She Had Degree CLAUDIA LUTHER, Political Writer
A Veto Pledge That's Out of Focus : Reagan's Concern Should be Protectionism, Not Plant Closings ALAN J. STOGA, Alan J. Stoga is a senior associate at Kissinger Associates, a New York consulting firm that specializes in international politics and economics
The House
People and Events STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
L. A. Law May Bar Proposed BKK Plant in Wilmington DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Cuba Can Be Nudged, Not Bullied, on Rights KENNETH ROTH and MARY JANE CAMEJO, Kenneth Roth and Mary Jane Camejo are on the staff of Human Rights Watch, based in New York
Missiles Shouldn't Sink Arms Sale to Saudis : They Turned to China in Frustration--a Point Congress Has Missed JOHN C. WEST, Former Gov. John C. West of South Carolina served as the U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia during the Carter Administration .
Post-Mortem Wedding Pacifies Couple's Souls From Reuters
Local News in Brief : Dana Point : History Boat Parade to Cast Off Saturday
Environmental Study Ordered : Ruling Likely to Keep Miraleste High Open BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Criticism of Conrad
Local News in Brief : Suit Filed Against CSUN
Gorbachev's Turmoil
Local News in Brief : Reward for Youth's Killer
INS Discourages Appeals on Amnesty, Lawyers Claim STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Annexation Move Ended
Criticism of Conrad
Coastal Panel Votes to Extend Permit for L.A.-Texas Oil Line SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Drive to Recall Farrell Fails; Foes Short by 2,600 Names TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Baker Criticizes 2 Rivals for No Stand on Growth Initiative STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Criticism of Conrad
Candidate for Court Rated 'Not Qualified' DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
9 Nassco Workers Are Injured as 22-Ton Shaft Breaks Loose and Falls PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Charisma, Toughness Required : New Inglewood Schools Chief Sought SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Tustin : Marine Collapses, Dies After Jogging in Test
Newport-Mesa District to Cut 209 Employees KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Suits Filed in Rolex 'Sting'
Picket Duty : A Tearful Time for a Teacher BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Harbor Not Affected by Growth Law : Other Parts of L.A. Escape Curbs to Protect Hyperion DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Probation
Responding to Epidemics
Racism Ruled No Factor in Drunk-Driving Murder Cases TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point Man Believed Slain : Disappearance Stories Led to Murder Charge HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita Responds to Growth Study, Makes Proposals for Coping MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Council's Blacks Stall Wiesenthal Project Over Apartheid DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Boy Killed, Mother Hurt in Car Crash HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Community Drives to Clean Up Graffiti Hit a Roadblock BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
L.A. to Texas : Oil Firm Gets More Time to Build Pipeline SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
180 Teachers Stage 1-Day Walkout in Huntington Beach BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Woman Biker on Most-Wanted List Held After Chase
Riley Served With Recall Papers; Move Against Wieder Delayed ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Robbery Case, Not Politics : Man Arrested in Death of Arab-American Activist ANN WIENER, Times Staff Writer
Residents Driven to Wits' End on Busy Torrance Side Streets JOHN FORKER, Times Staff Writer
Proposed Irvine Ordinance Sparks Gay-Rights Debate JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Intruder Kidnaps Girl, 5; Assaults, Abandons Her MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
The Land of the Rising Midnight Sun : Scandinavian Sushi on the Menu at Likable Fifth and Hawthorn DAVID NELSON
Venture Would Ship 80% of S.D.'s Trash to a Dump in Desert RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Going Nowhere : Travel Agent's Failure Ends Student Trip Plans ANDREA ESTEPA, Times Staff Writer
Crumbling Hopes : Rehabilitation Center for Disabled Threatened With Closure STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
'Dusty Pastels' : 4,000 Painters Plan War Against Graffiti ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
The Battle of the Bog : Preservationists' Goal in Sight as City Moves to Buy Famosa Slough LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita Names 5 to Parks Commission
D.A. Fires 1st Volley in Bathhouse Battle--Sues to Shut 3 ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer
Syphilis: 'a Flaming Crisis'
Narrow Vote Keeps Trauma Care Unit at Palomar Alive LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
Jury Convicts Garden Grove Couple of $439,000 in 'Boiler Room' Frauds JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Sprinklers Issue Reborn in Ashes : Bank Fire May Do What Vegas, Bunker Hill Tragedies Didn't TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Victim Remembered as Good Son, Fun-Loving Companion CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Gang Leaves Its Mark at Woodland Hills Screening of 'Colors'
Body of Man Apparently Beaten to Death Discovered in Apartment
Many Physicians Refuse to Provide Backup for Emergency Rooms : Doctors' Reluctance Cited in Hospital Cutbacks CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Building Bans Imposed
Abuse Cases Ebb, Leaving Closed Preschools Behind BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Ounce of Pot Prompts Seizure of 55-Foot Boat JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
6 Suspects in Girls' Slayings Belong to Extra-Vicious Gang DAVID FERRELL and GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writers
Politics Puts a Damper on Dinner for S. Koreans ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Man Convicted of Killing 2 Models Is Sentenced to Die PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Public Defender Group Expected to Force Landon From Its Top Post JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Ex-ABC Executive Says Cosell's Drinking Was a Problem on Air Associated Press
Motor Racing : Truck Racing Makes Debut in Southland Shav Glick
The Great Debate : Harvard's Kling Can't Decide Which He Prefers: Swimming or Forensics TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Swimming Championships : Los Alamitos Girls Prepared to Challenge for 3-A Title CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
High School Baseball : Carroll Pitches Crespi Into 1st-Place Tie
NCAA Women's Tennis Tournament : Pepperdine Moves Into 2nd Round LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Orange Coast's Miles to Attend Arizona State
American League Roundup : Dotson Trashes His Old Sox in 12-2 Yankee Win From Times Wire Services
Sockers Hold Off the Comets, 5-4, to Even Playoffs MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
USC Hands Struggling Fullerton an 8-4 Victory ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Goossens Concentrates on Playing, Not Talking About, Game CHRIS ELLO
Seiler to Replace Buchheim at CLU
Northridge Drops Tennis Playoff, 5-3
National League Roundup : Mets Rough Up Smith, Beat Astros From Times Wire Services
Winner Bayakoa Taken From Track at Hollywood Park
Names in the News
Read All About It on the Sports Page--or in the Stars Scott Ostler
Lewis, Johnson Near Agreement on 3 Meetings RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Witt Pitches 10 Innings This Time, Still Can't Come Away With a Win ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Vela Seeks Eligibility for Preliminaries CHRIS FOSTER
Last Time, Olson Got a Snow Job
Bunt, Not Another Loss, Surprises Padres : Two-Strike Suicide Squeeze by Law in 10th Gives Cubs a 1-0 Victory BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Weary Nealon Preserves a Win for Poly STEVEN FLEISCHMAN
Angelus League Baseball : Mater Dei Erases Doubts With 10-0 Win Over Servite TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
NBA Playoffs : An Early Bird Helps Celtics Win, 110-101 Associated Press
Andretti Raises Fastest Lap at Indy to 221.565 M.P.H. Associated Press
Valley Finds a Peak : Monarchs Reach State Tournament After Slow, Trying Start GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Prep Baseball Roundup
Braswell Camp Geared Toward Youth Guidance
Southern Section Volleyball Playoffs : No. 3 Edison Draws Tough First-Round Match STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
COUNTING TO 100 : Despite Recent Setbacks, La Russa Thinks Athletics Can Get That Many Victories JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
San Fernando Wins League Golf Title
Prep Baseball Roundup TIM DERMODY
City Section Volleyball Playoffs
Bobby Riggs Undergoes Radiation Therapy From Reuters
Cool-Hand Ouzts Comes Through for Moorpark in 3-2 Win LAUREN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Prep Roundup : Wasikowski's First-Inning Homers Lead Los Alamitos
Community College Softball : Tiner Leads Saddleback Past San Bernardino
Torrey Pines' Mirandon Gets Things Together, On and Off Field TOM KRASOVIC
Hot Chatsworth Wilts Rival Canoga Park, 5-2 VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Knight Reportedly Set for New Mexico Job From Times Wire Services
Southern Section Swimming Championships : Mission Viejo Boys, as Usual, Favored to Win 4-A Title CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Martin Insults: They Can Help Fill a Book
Cal State Fullerton Notebook : Garman Hopes for a Break in NCAA Playoff Pairings Robyn Norwood
PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Davison Blanks Eagles for 15th Win; Redondo Clinches Share of Title ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
City Section Volleyball Playoffs : Passing Game Propels Chatsworth in Opener CHRIS J. PARKER
Italian Open Tennis Championships : Agassi Makes a Late Comeback at Rome From Times Wire Services
A TWILIGHT ZONE : Riley Claims Jazz Defense Was Illegal GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Stanley Cup Playoffs : Oilers Defeat Red Wings, 8-4, to Reach Finals Again From Times Wire Services
Prep Notebook / Rob Fernas : No Appeals Against Attorney--Score Shows He Won ROB FERNAS
Miraleste Carries Bay Hopes in the CIF Swimming, Diving ADAM MARTIN
Granite Hills Does It All but Still Loses to Grossmont, 8-6
Calabasas' Swim Team Buoyed by Title in 1987 SEAN WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Simi Valley Takes Title Once Again TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
He Can't Shoot but He Makes 4-Point Plays Jim Murray
San Diego State Women Sign 7 Basketball Recruits
Soccer Team Fails in Coup Against Occidental Coach SAM FARMER, Times Staff Writer
White Sox to Stay in Chicago If Lease Revised
Fishing Notebook / Dan Stanton : Sundown Trips to Help Anglers to Beat the Heat DAN STANTON
UC Irvine Notebook : Quinonez Prefers to Go All Out All by Himself Ann Killion
Angels Lose in the 13th on Bases-Loaded Balk ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Again Fail to Hold Lead, Lose in 11th Inning, 2-1 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Is Definitely His Racket, Now ADAM MARTIN
FOOD
The Best Way to Dry Parsley to Preserve Flavor and Aroma JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Time for a Non-Alcoholic Brew? : Vintner Tries Hand at a Beverage That's Not Quite Beer DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
MACADAMIAS : Popular Nut Is Becoming a Profitable Alternative Crop for California Growers DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Good Fire Is the Key to Great Barbecue Success
How to Feel Comfortable Adopting an Unwanted Orphan Vintage DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Tasty Salad Recipes for a Pair of Nutritional Superfoods, Broccoli and Carrots Bert Greene, Greene is a New York-based food columnist
Louisiana Is a Quick Meal Away JEANNE JONES, Jones is a consultant on menu planning, recipes and new-product development for hotels and spas. She is also the author of 18 cookbooks. and
Cookbook Corner : A Fine Introduction to Thailand Cooking : Try Thai by Sharon Wong Hoy (Benshaw Publications, $4.95), paperback, 84 pages). BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Grandmother's Special Touch Comes Through in Tasty Recipe for Favorite Orange Bar Cookies
Steak, Seafood and Poultry Can Work Well in the Tenderloin Salad ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Getting Jelly Makers Out of a Jam MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Concerns Prompt Action : Supermarket Trade Group Targets Food Safety as Its Top Industry Priority By DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Rules to Crack Your Macadamia By DANIEL P. PUZO
Frying Matters Involving Fritter Batters IRMA S. ROMBAUER and MARION ROMBAUER BECKER
A Napa Valley Vintner Takes Wine Underground DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Auction Is a Farewell to Friend THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Philip Roth's Brother Has No Complaint With the Billing LEAH OLLMAN
Jazz Review : S.F.'s Tuck & Patti: Gifted Pair, Rich Potential DON HECKMAN
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AFL-CIO Airing Its Pro-Union Message HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
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Jazz Review : Dynamic Virtuosity From Pianist Michel Petrucciani LEONARD FEATHER
'Phantom' May Take Over Ahmanson; LATC Cancels Plans for 'Hurlyburly' Run DON SHIRLEY
New 'Saratoga' Will Premiere at Old Globe HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
COMEDY REVIEW : Fractured Mirror Fashions Fun-House Misperceptions DUNCAN STRAUSS
Creating a 'Season' on Her Own KRISTINE McKENNA
A Radically Funny Abbie Hoffman Takes to the Stage RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer
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Cronkite Will Be a 'Permanent Fixture' at CBS News, Tisch Says JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
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Youth Being Served at 41st Cannes Film Festival : 20,000 Converge for French Rite That Focuses on 'Cinema of Next 10 Years' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Crowning the Revival of 'Hair' With a Rainbow ROBERT KOEHLER
Vocal Contest Winners
Dimbleby of the BBC, on U.K./U.S. Ties CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
'Juarez,' Shelved Earlier by ABC, to Be Aired GREGG BARRIOS
Japan's Koto Music Lives in Los Angeles DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Kool & the Gang, Top 40 Kings, Chuck Formula and Return to Funk Heat Mike Boehm
FILM REVIEW : 'High Season' a Sophisticated Summer Treat KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
TV REVIEW : An Entertaining 'Koppel Report' Takes on TV Evangelism's All-Stars BILL STEIGERWALD
STAGE REVIEW : Astonishing Version of 'Uncle Vanya' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
BUSINESS
Fed Issues Rules to Make Funds From Checks Available Sooner Associated Press
Judge Gives Reprieve : Maui and Sons Fends Off Bank's Liquidation Bid MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
'Rubber Room' Duties Stretching Patience of SP Workers JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Q&A: An Easy, Efficient Program RICHARD O'REILLY, RICHARD O'REILLY designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Halliburton Buys Gearhart for $277 Million From Reuters
Los Angeles County
CREDIT : Bond Prices Trend Lower Associated Press
California
Desert Partners Loses Bid for Six USG Board Seats From Reuters
California
Pulse
Grocery Mergers No Bargain for Consumers, House Panel Told ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Expectation of Higher Interest Rates Sends the Market Into a Tailspin : Briton's Comments Add to Concerns; Dow Jones Industrials Dive 37.80 PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Texas S&L Loses $1.2 Billion in March Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Columbia Savings' Net Dives 95% in Quarter TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Staley Holds Talks With Its Spurned Suitor Associated Press
CURRENCY : Dollar Climbs Higher as Banks Boost Prime Rate Associated Press
California
CFTC Votes to Allow 2 New Index Futures Associated Press
Chrysler Workers OK Pact by Small Margin Associated Press
Regan Calls Stock Market 'Ticking Bomb,' Urges Program Trading Ban ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Personnel Journal Wins Service Award for Distributing Information on AIDS MARIA L. La GANGA
Worries of Creditors Eased by President Hussein : War With Iran Forces Iraq to Streamline Economy Associated Press
Desert Partners Loses Bid for Six USG Board Seats From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Westside Hospital and 36 Others to Be Sold by AMI GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
California
Organization of Retirees Forms Own Credit Union United Press International
Expectation of Higher Interest Rates Sends the Market Into a Tailspin : Economists See a Wide Effect on Consumers but Say Pain Won't Be Severe JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Fares Higher, Fuel Costs Stable : Airlines' Revenue Up Even as Traffic Slows From Reuters
COMMODITIES : Drop in Supplies Forecast; Pork Futures Rally From Associated Press
Trends : Global Uncertainty : Energy Planning to Meet Demand Emerges as Symposium Theme ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
California
Control of Laidlaw School Bus Firm Sold to Canadians From Reuters
Resorts Deal Is Ended Abruptly; Griffin and Trump Point Fingers AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
CBS Has No Plans to Sell More of Firm, Tisch Says EILEEN V. QUIGLEY, Times Staff Writer
Suit Claims Jeweler Sold 'New' Rolexes That Had Been Used MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Meatpacker IBP Fined $3.1 Million in Safety Action : Health Problem Disabled More Than 600, OSHA Says DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Paramount Acquires Western Costume Co. LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Pricing Plan Would Cap Long-Distance Rates : FCC May Propose End to Lid on Phone Profits From Reuters
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