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What happened on April 06, 1989
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MOVIE REVIEW : Malle Dissects French Family Life in 'Murmur of the Heart' By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic
MUSIC REVIEW : Pianist Thomas Lorango in Local Debut By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer
Taper Puts Havel's 'Temptation' on Schedule; Odyssey Ensemble Finds a Temporary Theater By Don Shirley
'Calling Moscow' Survives Bumps, Hopes to Grow By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer
JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : Papa John Creach Is Alive, Going Strong at Elario's By Dirk Sutro
Legal File By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
'77 Sunset Strip': A Kookie Legacy By Charles Champlin, Times Arts Editor
Some Guy By Joan Dew
'Talk,' 'Pirate' Stations Wage War Over ID Tags By Claudia Puig, Times Staff Writer
Dennis Patrick Resigns as FCC Chairman By Dennis Mcdougal, Times Staff Writer
A Conductor Who Isn't There By Mark Swed
Getty Picks Up a 'Delightful' Renoir for $17.7 Million By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Art Writer
GONZO REVIEW : Hunter Thompson Holds Forth By Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
KNBC Twits KABC for 'No. 1' News Claim By Steve Weinstein
Auctioneer Willits Takes 1939 Oscar Off the Block By Daniel Cerone
Hodges Contest Draws to a Close By Frank A. Fisher
Jottay Puppets Address Some Weighty Questions By Douglas Sadownick
Three Poison Concerts Canceled; Singer Ailing
Irvine's new Backstage Theatre & Co. will open its doors...
Winning Pianist : Focus on Giving a Good Performance--Plus Perseverance--Pays Off the Second Time Around for 19-Year-Old Competitor By Chris Pasles, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Vetoed Children's TV Bill Revived in Congress By Kari Granville
STAGE REVIEW : Second 'Nine'? Just More Dim Triviality, Lack of Sensuality By Don Shirley
Dr. Thompson's Savage Journey Into Politics
'Wanda' Does Swimmingly By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
NEWS
Defendants in Libel Suit Call Attacks on Blaszcak Fair Play By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Glendora Votes to Bar Taller Houses By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer
Owner Said Unwilling to Lease Pasadena Site for State Parole Office By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer
Valley Boulevard 'Nightmare' Plan
Small Businesses Need Patronage
Pasadena : Broader Phone Tax Planned
Police Make Their Wish, Ailing Boy's Come True By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer
Monrovia : Head Start Finds a Home
Walnut : Waste-by-Rail Site Opposed
Covina : 2 Laws to Keep Public Peace
Altadena : Water for Project Disputed
Azusa : Council Alters Landfill Vote
'Animals Suffer in Bullfights'
Arcadia : Board Won't Back Gun Ban
Nogales Students to Sing in Washington
Judge Upholds Growth Limit : But Issue Raised by Monterey Park Developer Still Unresolved By Berkley Hudson, Times Staff Writer
Industry and County Settle Suit Over Redevelopment of Pasture By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Azusa to Issue Permits to Control Problem Bars By Craig Quintana, Times Staff Writer
'Veteran' Muir Girls Make Run at Track Crown By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer
Glendora's Murray, Peters of Los Altos Named Top Cagers; 2 Coaches Honored By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer
SportsScope : Arcadia Invitational Lures Some of the Nation's Top Prep Track Athletes
Cities Mount Their Own Tax Revolt : Temple City, Others Sue to Get Property Tax Revenues Denied Them by Prop. 13 Laws By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Armored Car Shooting Victim Picks Wrong Defendant By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
Playing Up to Success : Beleaguered Child-Care Cooperative of Employers Has Waiting List, Money in Bank By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
He Won't Debate : Woo's Foes Scrambling for Attention By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Long Trial Over Sinking Homes in Monterey Hills Nears End By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
Cost High, Patronage Low in La Canada Flintridge : Alternatives to Troubled Dial-a-Ride Studied By Lisa Turner, Times Staff Writer
Hillgren Wins 5th Term as Mayor of La Canada By Lisa Turner, Times Staff Writer
Many words were spoken, not too many of them compelling . . . . By Doug Smith
Woo Campaign Says It Plans to Retract 'Mocked Up' Letter By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Glendale Teachers Make Plea for Increased Benefits at School Board Meeting
St. Francis' Busy Body : Allen Freemon Competes in Four Sports Only Because a Coach Turned Him Down When He Tried to Go Out for a Fifth By Gordon Monson
Notebook : One-Run Win Over Valley May Wake Glendale By Sam Farmer
Shutdown at Centinela Shuts Out Emergency Obstetric Patients By Tim Waters, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Calls Off Highland Park Landmark Sale
Voters Opt for the Familiar in Balloting for Council By Santiago O'Donnell, Times Staff Writer
4 Officers Get Valor Medals for Heroic Acts Under Fire By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
Cities Get Senator to Introduce New Bill on Gambling By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
Whittier Undeterred by Legal Setback : Search for Adult-Business Law Continues By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
O'Bannon, Pantoja Are Players of Year Among Southeast Preps
Hawaiian Gardens Ruckus Traced to Political Feuds : Councilwoman Becomes Sole Target of Recall By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer
Compton to Provide Another $1.5 Million to Developer of Hotel-Convention Center By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer
Affirmative Action Plan Urges Compton to Triple Number of Jobs for Latinos By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer
Assault Gun Sales Ban Wins Initial OK in Long Beach By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Whittier : Council to Decide Cases When Planners Can't Vote
Lakewood : Planners Slated to Act on 2nd Redevelopment Zone
Long Beach : Change in Reporting Crime Statistics Recommended
Stowers Students on Safari, Reading With the Animals
Cerritos : Dog Tag Fee Hike Studied as City Seeks New Service
Cudahy : Thurman Becomes Mayor; Graffio Is Mayor Pro Tem
Being disabled doesn't have to mean the end of artistic creativity, it just makes it more challenging for students in a special class in Lakewood. By Rochelle Wilkerson, Times Staff Writer
City Manager Objects to Default Story
1-Year Pacts for Top School Jobs Rejected
Ackerman to Undergo Psychiatric Tests in Prison at San Luis Obispo
Boy Born With Cystic Fibrosis Finds Police Making His Dreams Come True By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer
Career Built on the Water : Grand Old Man of Rowing, 85, Hangs It Up at L.B. Boathouse By Dick Wagner, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Long Beach Boxer 'Outstanding' at Colorado Springs
Camper, Watson Are Players of Year Among South Coast Preps
24-Hour Nautilus Health Spa Closes; D.A. Investigates Patrons' Complaints
Barricaded Gunman Routed by Tear Gas, Seized
City Hopes to Block Route of Long Beach Freeway Extension By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Ah, the Game Goes On . . . Thankfully By Joseph N. Bell
COMIC RELIEF : You Can't Call Them Funny Books Anymore and They Sure Aren't Kids' Stuff, Either By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
COSTA MESA - WHERE FREEWAYS MEET : FOCUS : Costa Mesa's Freeway Triangle: Accessibility With a Capital A Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Cultures Live in Harmony at Market By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
What The Police Are Packing Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Rare One-Car Families Feel No Hardship and Relish the Funds Saved By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
9th 'Evening With Oscar' Caters to Chapter's Yen for Starry Glitz of Awards By Pamela Marin, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Comedian Gets Serious for Cancer Society By Ann Conway
Harry Bubb, chairman and chief executive officer of...
Possible Heartworm Should Be Examined By Dr. Glenn Ericson, Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn
John Wayne Airport Statistics Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Nicaragua and El Salvador
Yaroslavsky's Reelection Bid
Refugees
Meese Testimony
Yaroslavsky's Reelection Bid
District 2 Race
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Nicaragua and El Salvador
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The Heat Wave Topples Record in San Diego By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
Pepper's Idea of F.D.R. Memorial Is a Walk in Park By Deborah Christensen
The World
The Nation : Senate to Begin Minimum Wage Debate
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The State : Infection Cuts TB Services
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The World : Taiwan Plans Beijing Trip
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L.A. Schools : Integration Fight--No Victor Seen By Carol Mcgraw, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Bakes at Torrid 105, and It Won't Quit By Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer
House Backs Uniform Poll Closing in National Races By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Bush Acts to Fulfill Education Pledges From Campaign By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Ship Refloated; Former Skipper Gives Self Up By Mark A. Stein, Times Staff Writer
Libyan Deal, Latin Aid Stir U.S. Doubt on Soviet Policy By Doyle Mcmanus and Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writers
Reagan Aides Scored in Study of Offshore Oil By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer
Import Ban Extended to All Assault Weapons By James Gerstenzang and Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writers
Solidarity Legalized in Polish Pact : New Senate to Be Chosen in 1st Free Vote Since WWII By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer
Insurers Gain Most From State Workers' System, Study Says By Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Husband Held in Attack on John Wayne's Daughter By Jim Carlton and Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writers
Public Is Vulnerable to Bad Doctors, Study Says By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer
Study Is Said to Confirm Fears of Damage From Ozone 'Hole' By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer
Kennard Wins Quick Approval, Is Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
Wright Admits Selling 504 Copies of Book to University, Avoiding Honorarium Limit By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Bill Would Fund Prenatal Outreach Effort From Associated Press
Haiti Put on Alert as Troops Revolt Again From Associated Press
Gorbachev Arrives in London for 2-Day Visit From Times Wire Services
Critics See Nation Switching Roles With Soviets : Own Rights Eroding, Britons Say By Dan Fisher, Times Staff Writer
Prices Rise in Mexico From Associated Press
Israel Releases 450 Arabs for Ramadan By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer
Markets, Hospital Shelled in Beirut; 22 Die, 70 Hurt From Times Wire Services
Shamir Sees Baker, Cites Threat of Arab Armies By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
Bush Likely to Propose Pay Increase for Judges : Fears Exodus From U.S. Judiciary but Congress, Deprived Recently of Big Salary Hike, May Balk By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Moves to Speed Soviet Immigration By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
Full Payment for WWII Internees Urged By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Envoy for European Post From Associated Press
GOP Frustrated by Election in Alabama; Chicago Results Troubling to Democrats By Robert Shogan, Times Political Writer
U.S. Lauds Hanoi's Plan to Pull Troops From Cambodia by Fall From Times Wire Services
2 Alaska Sea Otters Die at Sea World, 3 Very Ill From Associated Press
Judge Refuses to Cut Biaggi Prison Term From United Press International
Aviation Firm Pleads Guilty in Import Ban From Associated Press
Indianan Becomes 28th Woman in 101st Congress--a Record From United Press International
2 Suspected Gang Members Seized in Crime Spree By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer
Cardinal Leaves Hospital After Undergoing Tests From Associated Press
Industry Group Issues Warning to Rancho Seco From Associated Press
Two Told to Land on Icy Runway Get $1 Million From Associated Press
Broadcaster Fairness Bill OKd by Panel From Associated Press
Prison Reformer Lawrence Pope, 70, Dies By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
2 Crewmen Killed in Air Force Jet Crash From Associated Press
These Boots Are Made for Kicking, Court Says From Associated Press
New Veterans Court Judge From United Press International
Scientific Group Wages Crusade to Ease Food Safety Concerns By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer
Governor \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer\f7
Border Officials Brace for Influx of Central Americans By Kim Murphy and Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writers
Bush to Reappoint Rowny as Adviser for Arms Talks By Robert C. Toth, Times Staff Writer
Newport Police Feared Suspect Would Flee : Aissa Wayne's Ex-Husband, Jailed in Attack, Had Passports, Europe Contacts, Officers Say By Jim Carlton and Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writers
104 Sets O.C. Record, and It Will Stay Hot By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writers
President Seeks Classroom Reality for Education Plan By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Former Watt Aide Picked for Interior Post From United Press International
Agnew Loses Bid for Calif. Tax Refund : Former Vice President Wanted to Deduct Bribes He Returned From Times Wire Services
Local : No Lotto Winner; Prize $12 Million From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Man Injured in Los Alamitos Fire From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Temperature Hits 101 on the Third Day of Record-Setting Heat Spell From Times staff and wire service reports
Ueberroth Group Agrees to Buy Eastern, Share It With Employees From Associated Press
Nation : U.S. Revokes Ex-Dictator's Visa From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Owner Gets 100 Days in Slum Hotel From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Fullerton Leads the Pace as the Mercury Climbs in Orange County From Times staff and wire service reports
Entertainment : Oscar Apologizes to Disney From Times staff and wire service reports
Col. North Testifies He Was Told 'Don't Tell Anybody' : On Stand 1st Time in Own Defense From Associated Press
Local : Worker Killed on Ventura Freeway From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Temperature Hits 101 on the Third Day of Record-Setting Heat Spell From Times staff and wire service reports
Raisa Visits St. Paul's, Wren's Masterpiece From Reuters
World : Iran Hangs 66 More Drug Dealers From Times wire services
Botha Slates South Africa Election in '89 : After Party Struggle, He Orders Dissolution of Parliament in May From Times Wire Services
Gorbachev, Thatcher Talk 4 Hours : Session Covers Wide Range of Subjects; They 'Love to Argue' From Associated Press
Names in the News : Audrey Hepburn in Plea for Children From Times wire services
Sikh Radicals Kill 9 in Punjab From United Press International
Shamir Urges Elections for Palestinians : Bush Gives Idea to Resolve Conflict Qualified Support From Times Wire Services
World : Train Derails, 1,300 Flee Fumes From Times wire services
Nation : U.S. Temporarily Removes Ailing Marcos From Racketeering Case From Times wire services
World : U.S., Italy OK Joint Crime Fight From Times wire services
Nation : Rebels Ignore Truce, Attack Kabul From Times wire services
Oxnard May Be Key in Bid to Revamp Ailing SCAT Bus Services By Meg Sullivan, Times Staff Writer
Study Predicts Santa Barbara Channel Oil Spill By John Hankins
Trickle of Hope : Science, Conservation and the Law May Stem Decline of the Ventura River, Once Legendary for Its Trout By Jesse Katz, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Shooting of Youth Marks Escalation of Gang Violence to a Deadlier Level By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Prairie Spirit : Choral Mass Celebrates Heritage of the Great Plains By Gerry Brailo Spencer, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : TV's Dr. Ulene to Be at Los Robles Hospital
Local News in Brief : Fowler Recall Group Falls Short of Names
Plant Reopening to Aid Ventura Firms
Local News in Brief : Winds Fan Brush Fires in Rincon, Ojai Areas
Drunk-Driving Charge : Woman Jailed Day Before Crash That Killed 3, Injured 2 By Philip Gollner, Times Staff Writer
Taylor Ranch Report Won't Hurt School Plan, Cal State Officials Say By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer
Soar Point : Betton's 7-2 High Jump Sets Ventura Record By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Burnham, Miller to Meet at Arcadia By John Ortega, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Notebook / Sean Waters : Ventura Wiggles Out a Win After Smith Says a Mouthful By Sean Waters
A Bubbling Tribute Fit for a Diva By David Nelson
Places for Writers in Search of Colleagues By R. Daniel Foster, \o7 Foster is a Woodland Hills free-lance writer. \f7
Journey of Rejection Ends at 162 By Mike Wyma, \o7 Wyma is a frequent contributor to Valley View. \f7
Facing Mecca : Valley's Growing Muslim Community Confronts Its Diversity--and a Problem of Cramped Quarters By Ira Rifkin, \o7 Rifkin is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. \f7
Houses for the Birds
Items From the Past That Are Still Present By Jack Smith
An Odd Spot for Story on Meryl Streep By Bob Sipchen, Times Staff Writer
The Scene: Tuesday night's premiere of "The Dream Team... By Kevin Allman
Talking Up Science at Muses Lunch By Mary Lou Loper, Times Staff Writer
CONSUMERS : Lifting the Lid on Book of Boxes By Lynn Simross
Blooming Fields : Outings Suggested for Viewing California Wildflowers By Kay Sanger and Tom Sanger, \o7 The Sangers are free-lance writers and photographers\f7
CONSUMERS : State Provides Help in Physical Therapy By Don G. Campbell
If There's No Will, the Way Is Complex By Jeffrey S. Klein
Putting a Stop to Tire-Label Confusion By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Shedding Some Light on a Sticky Situation By Herb Hain
It Pays to Get at Least Two Appraisals By Don Alpert
'Bearing' the Facts About Stuffed Animals By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer
Books : Man of Letters Becomes Prime Minister By Richard Eder, Times Book Critic
Museum in Maine Takes a Bawdy Look at Sex Lives of Old Salts By Arthur Frederick, United Press International
Life After Foster Care? It's Poor Quality, Experts Say By Bill Breen, The Christian Science Monitor
CONSUMERS : Car Stereo Theft: Sound the Alarm By Lynn Simross, Times Staff Writer
The Wait Watcher : Sick of Life in the Slow Lane? Take a Queue From an Expert Whose Line Is Saving Time By Kathleen Doheny
A Feminist With Funny First Novel By Penelope Moffet, \o7 Moffet is a Los Angeles writer\f7
Pacific Palisades Proposal : Building Limits Take Aim at 'Mansionizing' By Kenneth J. Garcia, Times Staff Writer
Student Brigade Attacks Graffiti : Teens Paint Walls, Instill School Pride at Santa Monica High By John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
W. Hollywood Bond Debate Focuses on Campaign Brochure By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer
Cheers Greet 'No' Vote on Santa Monica Parking Garage By Alexandra Smith, Community Correspondent
Malibu : Big Rock Mesa Settlement
West Hollywood : 2 Senior Legislators Elected
Pacific Palisades : New School Head Named
Beverly Hills : Sokolov Named to Bench
West Hollywood : Hotel Developer Complies
Beverly Hills : Clothing Line on Display
Culver City : Agency Picks City Hall Site
Culver City : Spartan Supply Signs OKd
Malibu : Condo Project Proposed
Santa Monica : Mall Arts Fest Aids Schools
Santa Monica : District Thanks Businesses
Appeared to Be From Homeowners Group : Woo to Retract Endorsement Letter By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Monterey Park, Star 'Melting Pot,' Getting Fed Up With the Publicity By Berkley Hudson, Times Staff Writer
Plans for Travel : Police Give Ailing Boy His Wishes By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer
County Exploring Options : Plan for Marina Road Draws Fire By Julio Moran, Times Staff Writer
Times Honors Top Prep Cagers and Two Coaches By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer
Not the Best, Yet--Just the Toughest : Bruin Gymnast, With Broken Ankle, Barely Missed U. S. Team By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer
SportsScope : Bruin Netters, Best in Country, Battle Tough Stanford and Cal
Jaime Brown, former UCLA basketball player, has joined the...
Fishing / Dan Stanton : Weather Poor, but Angler Sets Halibut Derby Mark With 45-Pounder By Dan Stanton
BUSINESS
Local Pump Prices Level Off; Alaska Tanker Nears L.A. By Donald Woutat, Times Staff Writer
A Pall at the 'Predators' Ball' : Corporate raiders packed the hotel for Drexel's first "junk bond" conference in the post-Milken era. But the old electricity was gone. By Scot J. Paltrow, \o7 Times Staff Writer and \f7
Congress Begins Designing Bailout of Thrift Industry By Robert A. Rosenblatt and Art Pine, Times Staff Writers
Regulators in 3 Midwest States Seek Control of Maxicare Units By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer
AT&T Opens Labor Talks: American Telephone & Telegraph Co...
Eastern's Sale Is an On-Again, Off-Again Deal : A Press Conference to Announce Accord With Ueberroth Is Scrapped By Robert E. Dallos and Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writers
Hilton Hotels said it expects first-quarter earnings to...
Polaroid Introducing Conventional Film: Polaroid Corp...
Warner Deal Bad for Time Shareholders, Tisch Says By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
New Bid for Seabrook Owner: New England Electric System of...
New Offer for De Laurentiis: Roth-Stern Group and a group...
Citizens & Southern Corp.: The Atlanta-based financial...
First Interstate Joins Open-Saturday Club By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
Bush's Third-World Debt Plan Faces Hurdles By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer
Merc Disciplines Some Traders: The Chicago Mercantile...
Sands Listings in Japan: California realtor Fred Sands...
Nation
Los Angeles County
Compact Discs Pack Loads of Data By Lawrence J. Magid, Lawrence J. Magid is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer
Simmons Cuts His Lockheed Stake to 4.2% By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Davis Promises No Breakup of Northwest Air By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
World
Nation
Stocks Recoup Tuesday's Loss; Dow Up 6 From Times Wire Services
Shad Continues to Weigh Top Job at Drexel From Associated Press
Milken Wants New Judge to Take SEC Suit From Times Wire Services
Obscure Rule Helps Traders Handle SmithKline Volume By John O'Dell
Ex-Business Week Editor Gets 6-Month Prison Term From Associated Press
Leonard Schaeffer, president and chief executive of Blue...
David L. Meadows has been named senior vice president and...
Retailing By Mary Ann Galante
RETAILING : Trans/Pacific Sells 9 Jolly Rogers to Marriott Corp. in Debt-Cutting Move By Mary Ann Galante
Bert Novak has been named executive vice president of U.S...
Commuting to Work Above the Madding Crowd, Via Helicopter By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer
Some Orders Processed After Hours : SmithKline Options Trading Soars By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Porsche to Cut Prices as U.S. Sales Plummet By James Risen, Times Staff Writer
Farm Workers Growing Fewer
Japan Air System Orders 7 Airbus Jets From United Press International
Health, Biotech Stock Funds Led Way Among Mutuals in First Quarter By Keith Bradsher, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Foreign-Owned Farmland in U.S. Up From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : American to Fill Eastern's Gaps From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Big Retailers Report Mixed March Sales; Sears Posts 11.9% Increase From Times wire services
Bush Renews Veto Threat on Minimum Wage Issue From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Halt False Claims, FTC Orders Kraft From Times wire services
Feb. S&L Deposit Withdrawals Reported at Near-Record Levels From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Limit on Children's TV Ads Urged From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Italians to Get Help in Picking Pasta From Times wire services
Bail Cut to $25,000, Fired Exxon Valdez Captain Leaves Jail From Times Wire Services
FOOD
Plagued by inclement weather, Monterey County's wine makers are slowly gaining vinous respectability : Monterey's Windy Vineyards By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer
Omelets Without Any Crackups By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer
CDC Issues Toxin Alert on Tropical Seafood Species By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer
Help! Trash Is Overwhelming Communities : There Are Ways You Can Fight Battle Against Food-Generated Garbage By Nina Killham, The Washington Post
Fruits, Vegetables Are the Focus of Five-a-Day Plan By Toni Tipton
Mondavi Winery Sets Up Shop in Costa Mesa By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer
Husband-and-Wife Team Steeped in 'Culinary Creations' : Tea for Two Entrepreneurs Who Blend Together in a Thriving Business By Caroline E. Mayer, The Washington Post
Wheat Germ, Rice, Walnuts Are Basis of Delicious Vegetarian Burger By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer
California Wines Challenge France's as 'World's Best' By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer
Dutch Apple Pie: Simple Changes to Effect a Healthier Bottom Line By Jeanne Jones, \o7 Jones is a food consultant and a cookbook author. \f7
New Looks for 1988's Favorites By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer
Sharing Studio City's Culinary Good Fortune By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer
Proper Storage Keeps Candied Fruit Fresh By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer
Fresh Baked Fish With Garden Vegetables for Calorie-Conscious Diet
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"We can fix them up in here, but when they get outside...
The trend's becoming so crazy that a supermarket tabloid... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
Good for You, Charlie K. By Al Martinez
Lottery Results
A Global Test
Life After START
Will It Be Gridlock or Taxes?
Clearing Fusion Off the Table Top By H.W. Lewis, \o7 H.W. Lewis is a professor of physics at UC Santa Barbara. \f7
In S. Africa, the Door Is Open : A Series of Leaps Could Produce a New Beginning By Willem De Klerk, \o7 Willem de Klerk is a professor of communications at Rand Afrikaans University. He also is the older brother of South Africa's National Party leader Frederick W. de Klerk\f7
Scattering Seed in Eastern Europe By Michael Mandelbaum, \o7 Michael Mandelbaum, the author of "The Fate of Nations: The Search for National Security in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries," met with the leaders of the government and the opposition in Poland and Hungary last month as part of a group from the Council on Foreign Relations. \f7
Clash on Immigration Is Avoidable By Gary E. Rubin and Cecilia Munoz, \o7 Cecilia Munoz is senior immigration policy analyst at the National Council of La Raza. Gary E. Rubin is program director of the American Jewish Committee. and \f7
New Wave at Border? : INS Girds for Influx of Central Americans By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Charter Proposals Need More Airing, Council Panel Says By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
SCE Chief Allegedly Promised Seats on Board By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Hedgecock to Testify in Hunter Trial By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Parents Applaud School's Decisions on Rogers By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Assembly Panel OKs Funds for North County Migrant Worker Housing By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
Mira Mesa Man Killed in Wreck
Grants Earn Aide an 'A' in Oceanside By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer
Doctor Kills Self Day After Sentencing in Drug Case
Fall From Wall Kills Solana Beach Man
'Coronado Company' Figure Arrested in New Drug Case
Appeal Court Will Hear Challenge on Welfare Edict By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Survivor of 'Unsurvivable' Beats the Odds By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer
Zoo Will Visit China on Monkey Business By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer
Opera Petitions NLRB for Removal of Pickets By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer
Cousin Held in Death of Woman
School Board Challengers Want Separate District for Valley By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Bernardi Takes Charge in Debate With 6 Foes Before Audience of 25 By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Ask City to Move Historic House By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer
Picus Defends Record in 1st Debate With Rivals By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
A ROLL CALL OF HEROES : 6 Police Officers, 2 Firefighters to Receive South Bay Medal of Valor By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Picus' Warner Ridge Housing Plan Rejected by 2 Officials By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Drive to Ban Mobil Acid Use Launched By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Repeal of San Fernando's Fireworks Ban Sought By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Unfit for Use : New Lake at Hansen Dam to Be Filled In By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Bernson Asks L.A. to Help Pay for Bridge By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writers
100 Cheer Marathon Pianist After 32 Beethoven Sonatas By Gerald Faris
Wilmington Residents Press Agency on Industrial Park Redevelopment By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita Project : Service to Help Senior Citizens With Housing By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
Coleman Forced Into Runoff in Inglewood Schools Race By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Mobile-Home Park Closings Halted
Local News in Brief : Construction Blocks Bike Path
Arrested Driver Had Twice Legal Limit of Alcohol, CHP Says
Thousand Oaks Votes to Hire Disabled-Access Coordinator By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Rejects Accusation That Dossin Illegally Took Donation By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Bagneris Denounces GM Plant Closure in Bid for Labor Support By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer
Fly-by-Night Stadium Fans : Swarms of Moths Eclipse Padres' First Performances By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Valve at Lockheed Explodes; Man Hurt
Man Charged in $3-Million Unemployment Tax Fraud By Ginger Thompson, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood Vote Yields Runoffs, Scardenzan Win By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Senior Citizens May Have Big Say in School Elections By Rich Connell, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Lindsay, 88, Due to Romp Home in 9th District Vote By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer
Girl, 2, Dies as Assailants Shoot Up Cars By Siok-hian Tay-kelley and Hector Tobar, \o7 Times Staff Writers and \f7
Donations to Holden Dry Up in Mayor's Race By Bill Boyarsky, Times City-County Bureau Chief
"Clearly, Lund's pretend companies had a low number of...
Local News in Brief : Pact on Toxic Landfill Reached With EPA
Local News in Brief : London-Bound Jet Returns to LAX
Local News in Brief : Judicial Nominees Face Senate Panel
Local News in Brief : Victim Was Backing Away, Witness Says
Crimes By Area Covered By The Los Angeles Police Department
Local News in Brief : Environment Report on Prison Rejected
Local News in Brief : Ex-Customs Official Guilty of Embezzling
Local News in Brief : Coach Accused of Sex With Students
Local News in Brief : Sales Tax Funds for Bus Lines Urged
Possible Asbestos Danger Keeps State Employees Out of Building By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer
Accused Firm Asks Shift of Slum Case to Federal Court By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer
Liability Trial Begins Over Stringfellow Toxic Dump By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Killed After 100-Mile Chase By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
7 Food Producers Closed; D.A. Cites Filth By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer
House Republicans Name Two Chief Deputy Whips From Associated Press
Independent Canyon Folk to Join Up With Laguna By Jim Carlton and Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writers
Gionis' Fast Rise, Quick Temper Described by Associates : How Newport's Police Broke the Case By Steve Emmons and Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writers
Strep Infection Cited in Death of Girl With Chickenpox By Lanie Jones and Maria Newman, Times Staff Writers
Gionis' Fast Rise, Quick Temper Described by Associates : Suspect Called Case of Blind Ambition By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : San Juan Capistrano : City Won't Appeal Slow-Growth Ruling
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Salad-Oil Spill Closes Lanes of Newport Blvd.
Local News in Brief : Irvine : School District Won't Build in Tustin Area
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Kidnaping Suspect Caught; Victim Safe
Local News in Brief : Countywide
Local News in Brief : Laguna Niguel : Bear Brand Ranch Loses Fight Against Cityhood
Local News in Brief : Garden Grove : Wrong-Way Driver Sets Off Chain of Crashes
Local News in Brief : San Juan Capistano : 1 Man Killed, Another Wounded in Shooting
Local News in Brief : Garden Grove : 2 Suspects Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Youth
Longtime Laguna Beach Resident : Joan Selznick, of the Movie Family, Dies By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Extensive Pollution of Ground Water Determined in Study By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Wayne Camp Gains Custody Ammunition
SPORTS
Charger Exhibitions 'Crazy,' NFLPA Says By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
Golfers Seek First Victory in Back Yard By Bob Wolf
Padres Out of Jam With First Victory : Harris Engineers Escape From Giants but Then Leaves Game With Rib Injury By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Redondo Rallies Again, Defeats North Torrance in an Extra Inning, 8-5 By Thomas Neff
Northridge Hockey Club Builds Winning Tradition Despite a Lack of Support By Rich Tosches, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Newbury Park Turns the Tables on Simi Valley By Tim Brown, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Toros Nine Has Slim Chance at 3rd Crown in CCAA Race By Paul Mcleod, Times Staff Writer
Times Honors Top Prep Cagers, Outstanding Coaches By Rob Fernas
San Fernando Defeats Taft as De La Cruz Gains Control By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
High School Track : Birmingham Wins Behind Sprinter Burt
Hawthorne, Oakland Clash Could Be Preview of Battle for State Track Title By Rob Fernas
Rolling Hills outfielder Greg Schwartz has driven in nine...
The Colleges : Raising Big-Time Cash Essential for Northridge Move to Division I
State Co-MVP Aguilar Commits to CSUN
Moorpark Wins 22nd WSC Game in a Row
High School Baseball : Sharp Strikes Out 10, Allows 5 Hits as Kennedy Wins 7th in a Row, 9-1
High School Roundup
HE BEAT THE HEAT : Padres Needed a Victory, and Whitson Got One By Scott Miller
High School Roundup : Grossmont Leaves 13 on Base but Scores Enough to Defeat El Capitan By Laura Palmer
Baseball
Aztecs Dismiss Safety Earley By Jim Lindgren
Bit of Free Agency May Be Enough : NFL Might Have Solved Problem, but Union Wants More By Peter King, Newsday
Elliott Edges Ferry to Win the Wooden By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
Even His Career Was a Fast One By Jim Murray
Angel Losing Streak Finally Ends : Team Gets First Win Since Sept. 18 as White Sox Fall, 6-2 By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Hershiser Out of Zeroes, Luck : Reds Snap His String Quickly, Hand Dodgers 4-3 Loss By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer
Morgan Is Unhappy With His Strategy By Steve Buckley, The Hartford Courant
Graf Uses Strong Serve to Reach Quarterfinals Associated Press
\o7 Mais Oui\f7 , France's Fortunes Rest on Big Three : Noah, Leconte, Forget Revive Memories of Musketeers of Past Davis Cups By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Tickets to Masters Change Hands Only After a Death
Masters Is Still a Trying Time for Greg Norman By Mike Downey
Masters Golf Tournament : Calcavecchia Doesn't Hesitate to Say He's Among Players to Beat By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer
NHL Playoffs Roundup : Boston Bruins Still Buffaloed by Sabres After Losing First Game, 6-0 By Dan Hafner
Healy's Worth in Net Is Evident, Until Oilers Score Two Late Goals By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Ayako Okamoto Doesn't Expect to Win Third Straight San Diego Tournament By Bob Wolf, Special to The Times
Downing Decides to Rely on Reflexes By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Harper Catches On, Helps Twins Win, 12-2 By Dan Hafner
On The Line Equals Track Record in Win
National League Roundup : Clark's First Hit Helps Padres Get First Victory By Dan Hafner
Names in the News
John Olerud, an All-American baseball player at Washington...
Johnson Offered Money for Injection of Steroid, Canadian Athlete Testifies From Staff and Wire Reports
Black students go to college from lower socioeconomic...
Sports agent Norby Walters was a victim of "poisonous...
Names in the News
Delany New Big 10 Commissioner
Forward Joe Kocur of the Detroit Red Wings was sentenced...
NBA Roundup : A Fast Start by Atlanta Cools 76ers By Dan Hafner
International Basketball Expected to Be Opened to Professionals By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : One Lap of America Starts Today in Long Beach By Shav Glick
Nunn Expected to Defend IBF Title Against Barkley in Las Vegas Bout By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Kings Are Caught a Goalie Short, 4-3 : With Hrudey Out, Edmonton Wins By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
Rain Can't Dampen Special Day By Scott Ostler
Katella Scores Four Times in the Sixth to Upset Fourth-Ranked El Dorado, 5-3 By Al Preston
Prep Baseball Roundup : El Toro's Batters Come Out Blazing and Capistrano Valley Is Left Blistered, 15-1 By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Notebook / Barbie Ludovise : Pole Vaulter Is Reaching New Heights By Barbie Ludovise
Mater Dei's Ickes to Attend Loyola; Pena Arizona State
Prep Softball Roundup : Villa Park's Redman Pitches a No-Hitter
Paternity Suit Claims Garvey Is a Womanizer From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Louisiana College Athlete Drowns From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Cowboys' Coach Gets 10-Year Pact From Times wire services
FBI Reopens Sports Collector Investigation From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Sports Agents' Case Goes to Jury From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Rose Pal Indicted in Cocaine Case From Times wire services
Olympic Basketball May Be Open to Pros : Eligibility Vote Would 'Guarantee' the U.S. a Gold in '92, Official Says From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Dodgers Beat Cincy 4-1 on Leary's 5-Hitter, First Win of the Season From Times wire services
Athlete Knew About Drug Use, Ex-Girlfriend Testifies From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Twins Rough Up Yankees, 7-1 From Times wire services
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