What happened on April 14, 1989

NEWS

• Globe Could Take Lesson From Seattle Workshop By Nancy Churnin

• Station to Give Listeners a Feeling for 'Big One' and Its Impact on San Diego By Kevin Brass

• Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Poet Extends Myth of Goddess of the Hunt Into the Present Day By Penelope Moffet, \o7 Moffet is a Long Beach free-lance writer\f7

• Techniques of Parenting and Performing Blend in a Magical Toy Shop By Lynne Heffley, \o7 Heffley regularly covers children's theater for the Calendar\f7

• RESTAURANT REVIEW : At Stone Soup, the Food Is as Good as Grandma's By Michelle Huneven

• In Tune With Indonesian Music : Music Students Bang Different Kind of Gong By Larry Harnisch

• Metal or Punk? Not Even Headbangers Know By Laurie Ochoa

• DANCE / EILEEN SONDAK : Germani Hopes Concert Will End Identity Crisis By Eileen Sondak

• From Japan By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• A Rich View Through 'Living Room Window' By David Lewinson

• 'Growing Pains' Takes a Surprising Turn By Stacy Jenel Smith

• ART REVIEW : San Diego Photo Exhibit Bares Scourge of AIDS in Portrait Style By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer

• MOVIE REVIEW : 'Say Anything' Says Some Things Sweetly By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic

• STAGE REVIEW : A Conspiracy of Spies in 'Hapgood' By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• Atlantic Entertainment Will Release 'Wired' By Nina J. Easton

• San Diego's Operatic Voice Is Still Strong By Kenneth Herman

• Soul Train Awards Honor Black Stars By Paul Grein

• Kudos Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Janss' Art Cache to Go on Block : Real Estate Magnate Amassed Quality, Eclectic Collection By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Art Writer

• Music By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• POP LP CHART : Madonna Takes the Heat: 'Prayer' Sizzles By Dennis Hunt, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Radio By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• First Off . . . \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• The Arts By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Sheila Benson

• Records By Aleene Macminn, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

• Movie Reviews : Stylish but Morbid Look Hurts 'Edge of Sanity' By Kevin Thomas

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Chris Willman

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Kevin Thomas

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Kevin Thomas

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Charles Solomon

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Michael Wilmington

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Chris Willman

• Today's Schedule for L.A. International Film Festival By Kevin Thomas

• Movie Reviews : 'Paradise' Echoes Noyce's Softer, Gentler Touch By Michael Wilmington

• Movie Reviews : There's Too Much Control in 'She's Out of Control' By Michael Wilmington

• Movie Reviews : 'Under the Boardwalk': Harmless Teen Fare By Chris Willman

• Movie Reviews : 'Disorganized Crime' Calls for Less Disorganization By Kevin Thomas

• RADIO REVIEW : 'Beckett Festival' Begins Today on KCRW By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• JAZZ REVIEW : Carrington Can Bash With Best By Zan Stewart

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Techno-Rock of Nitzer Ebb By Mike Boehm

• Like Father, Katharine Kramer Takes Risks By Don Heckman

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• CABARET REVIEW : Kramer Debut: Promising but Overstated By A. James Liska

• Wilshire Center By Suvan Geer

• Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• Video . . . What's New : Movies By Terry Atkinson

• 'Fragging' at New Playwrights'; 'Shades of Grey' at Matrix; 'Best Laid Plans' at Beverly Hills Playhouse By Robert Koehler

• Wilshire Center By Suvan Geer

• THE LASER BIN : Unforgettable Trip to Oz By Barbara Saltzman

• The Laser Bin By Barbara Saltzman

• Jazz Tap Ensemble Steps Back Into Town By Julie Wheelock

• TV REVIEW : Muppets Maintain Huggability in 'Jim Henson Hour' By Howard Rosenberg

• The Muppet Man Joins His Cuddly Crew : Henson Variety Show Will Debut Tonight By Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer

• BEST BITES : For a Truly Different Seder: Don't Cook It! By Ruth Reichl

• RESTAURANT REVIEW : Please Yourself With Toscana's Pleasing Pasta By Charles Perry

• TV REVIEW : Another Weird Episode of 'New Television' By Chris Willman

• A Tip 'o' the Hat to Chapo By Ruth Reichl

• Cal State Fullerton Talk : 'Zoot Suit' Creator Stresses Identity By Rick Vanderknyff, Times Staff Writer

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Band Evokes Orwellian World : Nitzer Ebb Produces Harsh, Industrial-Strength Techno-Rock Sounds at Club Postnuclear By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer

• STAGE REVIEW : Young Cast of 'Summer and Smoke' Needs Seasoning By Mark Chalon Smith

• Festival at Children's Museum : Free Art Show, Ethnic Entertainment, Classes Offered By Corinne Flocken

• Players In San Juan Capistano Offer Alternative to Baseball By Jan Herman

• RESTAURANTS / Max Jacobson : Two Steak Places Offer Western Flavor; One of Them Is Hard to Tie By Max Jacobson

• The following are summaries of recent Times restaurant reviews.

• Garden Grove Symphony to Offer 2 Guest Conductors for First Time By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer

• Retiring Dance Authority Olga Maynard to Be Feted By Chris Pasles

• MUSIC : A look at the fast-moving compact discs in three Orange County neighborhoods. Compiled by Kathie Bozanich

• Management Buyout of Nassco Final By Greg Johnson and H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writers

• Tokyo Firm Now Riviera Country Club's Sole Owner By Jube Shiver Jr., Times Staff Writer

• THE DREXEL SETTLEMENT : Drexel Doesn't Expect Deal to Hurt Its 'Junk Bond' Unit By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• The Annual H&R Block Party : Veteran Tax Preparer Stays No. 1 by Sticking to Its Core Business By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• Lincoln Savings' Parent Files for Chapter 11 : Action Apparently Kills Proposed Sale, Increases Likelihood of Seizure By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• THE DREXEL SETTLEMENT : Shad Brings Strong Belief in Ethics and in the Free Market By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer

• Penny Stock Case Dismissed: A federal judge has dismissed...

• Britain's General Electric Co. and General Electric of the...

• Money Supply Increases: The Federal Reserve Board reported...

• Formica to Merge: Formica Corp. announced that it has...

• 3 Consumer Groups Urge Boycott of Exxon Gasoline By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Lockheed Vows to Fight All 440 OSHA Charges : Firm Will Also Challenge $1.5 Million in Fines Levied Against Burbank Plant By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer

• EDS Wins Round in Court: Electronic Data Systems Corp., a...

• Trading Cola for Ships: Norwegian ship brokers have cooked...

• House Panel Drafts Diluted Bailout Plan : Members Back Away From Strict S&L Rules By Oswald Johnston, Times Staff Writer

• Supermarket Tabloid Will Be Acquired : National Enquirer to Sell for $412.5 Million From Associated Press

• Japan Probes Pickens Purchase: Japan's Finance Ministry is...

• Carolco Outlines Plan to Put DEG Back Into Films By Al Delugach, Times Staff Writer

• Japan's Trade Gap With U.S. Widens: Japan's trade surplus...

• Retail Sales Up 0.1%: Retail sales edged up a meager 0.1...

• Wickes Merger Approved: Shareholders of Santa Monica-based...

• Oil Futures Fall: Energy futures prices retreated as some...

• Looking for Pennies From Heaven? Search for an 'Angel' By Jane Applegate

• Maxicare Unit in Dallas Will Close April 30 By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• AIRLINES : Davis Barred From Talking to NWA Unions By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer

• AIRLINES : Possible Buyers Begin Lining Up for Some of Eastern's Better Routes By Henry Weinstein and Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writers

• New Car Sales Leap 30.1% Above Depressed '88 Level By Leslie Eringaard, Times Staff Writer

• Some Tips on Getting Some Last-Minute Help on Taxes By Bill Sing

• B of A Rewards Clausen's Efforts With Hefty Raise By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Off 23.65; Traders Await Inflation Data From Times Wire Services

• Potlatch Corp.: The San Francisco-based manufacturer of...

• Marriott Corp.: The Bethesda, Md.-based hospitality...

• Intel Corp.: The Santa Clara-based maker of microcomputer...

• General Electric Co.: The Fairfield, Conn.-based company...

• Coca-Cola Co.: The Atlanta firm reported first-quarter...

• Bank of New York: The financial institution said its net...

• TV Marketer Plans Public Stock Offering

• Vons Chairman Disavows Ad By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Even the Soviets Have Signed Up : World's Ballplayers Doff Caps of Irvine Firm By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• David Balk, vice president of Wells Fargo Bank, has been...

• Richard W. Lambert has been appointed senior vice...

• Home Builder J.M. Peters' Earnings Soar 81% to $38.7 Million for Year : REAL ESTATE Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Charles J. Olson II has been appointed vice president and...

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Chairman of SmithKline Unit Sees Advantages to Independence, Including a Board With Undivided Loyalty : Allergan Is Ready to Fly Solo By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Orange Micro Gets AST's Line of Apple Devices By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• National Education Corp., Irvine, reported record...

• Barry Mevorach and Timothy K. Whetsell have been named...

• A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : MISSION VIEJO COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE

• Provena Foods, Santa Ana, reported that net earnings for...

• Mission Viejo Man to Be Tried on Theft-Embezzlement Counts By John O'Dell

• A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : FOCUS: McDONNELL DOUGLAS COMPUTER SYSTEMS CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

• Silicon Systems of Tustin Reports 47% Income Dip for 2nd Quarter

• $40-Million Butterfield Case : S&L Insurer to Pay FSLIC $5 Million in Damage Suit By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• P. M. BRIEFING : IBM Reports 1.8% Quarterly Profit \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Factory Operating Rate Dips 0.2% 2nd Month, Cools Inflation Fears \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Wholesale Prices Increased a Modest 0.4% Last Month : Increase Modest in Spite of Jump in Home Heating Oil Costs; Inflation Fears Eased From Associated Press

• P. M. BRIEFING : Inventories Climb as Sales Plunge \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Milken Posts $1 Million, Sets Aside $600 Million From Associated Press

• Trade Gap Rises 20.9% to $10.5 Billion in Feb. From Associated Press

• P. M. BRIEFING : EC Signs Pact to Cut Use of CFCs \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : 21st Century Film, Pathe to End Pact \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Exxon Oil Cleanup Plan Demanded

• P. M. BRIEFING : Labor Shortage Worries Hong Kong \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Genetic-Altered Cotton Test OKd \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Market Rallies Sharply; Relieved Dow Soars 41.06 From Times Wire Services

• GRACE UNDER FIRE : A Saucy Symphony Nightly in First-Class Kitchen By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• Believe It or Not, Benefits Will Mark a Fashion First By Ann Conway

• Orange County Tax Time : Truth Or Consequences Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Postal Facilities With Extended Hours On Tax Day, April 17 Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Breeding Birds: Great Blue Heron Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Teachers Taking Time Off From The Classroom Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• It's Easy for This Expert to Joke About the Rocky Road to Relationships By Susan Christian, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Chronicle of Leisure World Life Draws Close Attention From Readers By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• HIGH LIFE : Sooner or Later, a Cheater Must Learn a Hard Lesson

• HIGH LIFE : Special Courage : Students With Handicaps Gain Fresh Perspectives on Behavior That Go Beyond Teasing, Name-Calling By Lorenza Munoz, Lorenza Munoz is a senior at Capistrano Valley High School, where she is the editorial editor of the school newspaper, Paw Prints, and a member of the varsity swimming team.

• HIGH LIFE : Concert to Feature Scholarship Holder

• Discovering the Perfect Season--and the Colors--of Your Life By Karen Newell Young, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• "I didn't want too many of his prison friends. We wouldn't...

• Everyone's a bit nervous about gunfire in Los Angeles... By Steve Harvey, \o7 staff and wire reports\f7

• L.A. School Problems

• Road Hazard

• L.A. School Problems

• Refunds for Recycling

• A Change Is in Order

• Crackdown in Mexico

• L.A. School Problems

• L.A. School Problems

• A Tighter Gun Law

• Refunds for Recycling

• Milken, Minkow

• Supreme Court

• Milken, Minkow

• Fighting Crime Effectively and Within Our Means By Edwin Meese Iii and Bruce Fein, \o7 Bruce Fein served as associate deputy attorney general in 1981-82. Edwin Meese III served as attorney general during the second Reagan Administration. \f7

• Positive Signs From Cuba U.S. Manages Not to See By Saul Landau, \o7 Saul Landau is a senior fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington. He just completed a documentary film about Castro and Cuba entitled "The Uncompromising Revolution."\f7

• Getting Health Coverage for the Left-Out Millions : Jobs, Not Government, Should Be the Source By Willie L. Brown Jr., \f7 and \o7 Willie L. Brown Jr. is Speaker of the California Assembly.

• Judge Sets Back ACLU's Push for Prop. F Police Panel By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Broad Coalition Forged to Fight Utility Merger By Leonard Bernstein and Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writers

• Omni Hotel Files for Bankruptcy Protection By Shawn Maree Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Voluntary Program's Cost Too High : Vista School Integration Plan Stymied By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer

• Silberman Figure Tied to Mob Is Denied Bail By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer

• SDG&E Hearings Loom as Highly Charged Affair By Anthony Perry

• Abortion Protest Aftermath : Deputy Gets Warning After Criticizing Police By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

• Businessman Guilty in Money Laundering

• Businessman Guilty in Money Laundering

• Gompers Has Winning Formula at Science Fair By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Pasadena Fires 20 in Drug Use Probe

• Rosa Parks, 'Mother of Civil Rights,' Will Speak

• Council to Study Citywide Developer Fees By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer

• April Weather Returning to Pleasant Normal By Caroline Lemke, Times Staff Writer

• Lubach's: Tradition Is a Main Course By David Nelson

• Opposing View Of Walker Initiative

• Pacoima Preschool Facing Eviction Finds a Temporary Home

• Picking Sides : Developers, Homeowners Differ Over Freeway Bypass Routes By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Waste Treatment Problem May Cost Avalon $100,000 By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer

• $2-Billion Porter Ranch Plan Backed by Bernson By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer

• Torrance Council Defends Its Methods in Battle With Mobil Refinery By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Oil Firm Woos Torrance Residents Again By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Rancho P.V. Tightens Travel Reimbursement By Gerald Faris, Times Staff Writer

• Runoff Rival Challenges Bernardi to Sign Pledge By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

• University choir's popularity has made it a real town-and-gown ensemble.

• Paint Collected in Toxic Roundups to Cover Graffiti

• CAT to Go on Prowl for San Diego Auto Thieves By Jeffrey Bean, Times Staff Writer

• Ex-Chamber Chief Pleads Innocent

• Professional License Fees Raised

• General Plan to Be Updated

• 'No Support' From Wyoming City : Glendale Group of White Supremacists May Move By Santiago O'Donnell, Times Staff Writer

• Shopping Center Plan OKd

• 'Pooper Scooper' Law Passed

• City Attorney Will Leave Post

• Fleeing Suspects Leave Marijuana Behind at Border

• Boyfriend Linked to Beating of Twins Is Caught in Nevada

• 5 Treated After Fumes Force Store Evacuation

• No Slides Reported at Agoura Hills Ridge

• Santa Clarita Revises Law Protecting Oaks

• Task Force Arrests 30 in Sales of Stolen Car Parts to Repair Shops By Philipp Gollner, Times Staff Writer

• Basketball Player Shot at Game; Man Arrested

• Transient Found Guilty of Prostitute's Murder

• 2,550 Evacuated as Young Players Fall Ill at Concert By Nieson Himmel and John H. Lee, Times Staff Writers

• Bradley's Budget: $3.2 Billion and 514 More Officers By Frederick M. Muir and Bill Boyarsky, Times Staff Writers

• Lawmen Pay Tribute to Man They Often Chased By Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer

• 2,000 Flee Fire at County Art Museum By Louis Sahagun and Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writers

• Play Ball! : Dodgers' Home Opener Has Everything but . . . By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer

• Ventura Freeway Lanes Cut in Half

• 2 Children Die After Falling Into Pool

• "He never held it against us for what we had to do to him...

• Top Air Pollution Penalties

• Former McMartin Defendant Testifies

• United Way Raises Record $88.3 Million

• Water Panel Urges Fine for Avalon

• Voter Turnout In Mayoral Primary Elections

• Subway Red Line Running Late; Opening Is Delayed By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer

• 30 Arrested in Probe of Stolen Car Parts

• Toddler Drowns, Sister, 3, Critical After Pool Accident By Marita Hernandez, Times Staff Writer

• Ring Smuggled Tons of Asian Pot, U.S. Alleges By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Defense Is Given 2 Weeks to Ready Night Stalker Case By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• Indictment Cites 13 as Smugglers of 26 Tons of Pot By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Arrested Over Pointing Guns at Drag-Racers By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• Funds Earmarked for Retrieving Landfill Litter : Bradley Budget Boosts Anti-Gang Programs, Buses By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

• Freeway Work to Close 3 Lanes, 3 Ramps

• Trustees Won't Disclose Reason : Chancellor of College District Put on Leave By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• Viet Group Wants Official Recalled : Members Upset Over Westminster Councilman's Remark By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer

• 'What Are We Doing About Drugs?' : Churches Demand War on 'Epidemic' By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• Swiss Police Arrest Fourth Suspect in Wayne-Luby Attack By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer

• Countywide : Landfill Agreement to Come Before Board

• Los Alamitos : Scouts to Celebrate County Centennial

• Laguna Niguel : County to Renovate Reservoir at Park

• She Makes Reading Come Alive for Kids By Herbert J. Vida

• Orange : Acting City Manager Named Permanently

• Anaheim : 300-Gallon Fuel Spill Contained Near Ocean

• 8 County Residents Indicted in Major Pot-Smuggling Case By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Pool-Tragedy Figure Loses Custody : Her 2 Sons Temporarily Moved to Grandparent's Home By Bob Schwartz and Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writers

• Green Light Given to Kill Red Foxes in Seal Beach Refuge By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Officials Agree to Disease Disclosure Plan for Jail Inmates By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Councils Proclaim Christian Leadership Week : Jewish Leaders Upset With 2 Cities By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Ordered to Trial in Slaying of Marine From Tustin Associated Press

• Segerstrom Names Lyon Next Arts Center Head

• Judge Rejects Bid to Exclude Kraft's Statements to Police in 1975 By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• UCI Adopts Multiculture Course Rule By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer

• Walesa Has a Striking Thought By Deborah Christensen

• Records Detail Silberman's Financial Woes By Chris Kraul and Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writers

• Border Ditch Won't Harm Environment, Report Says By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• State Senate OKs Lowering Intoxication Limit to .08% By Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• North Defense Rests as He Admits Act of 'Stupidity' By Robert L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer

• 2 at Teledyne Convicted in Pentagon Case By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer

• S. America Traffickers : Ingenuity of Drug Lords on the Rise By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Wright Support Reflects Fear of New Standards By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer

• Drexel Settles Charges, Faces Stiff Supervision : Milken to Be Fired but 'Junk Bond' Department Will Stay in Beverly Hills in Accord With SEC By Tom Redburn and Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writers

• Congress Votes Contra Aid, Supporting Bush Strategy By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer

• Plan to Sell Jordan Downs Project Killed By Jill Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• Wright to Mount a Fight for Honor : Speaker Says He Has 'Clear Proof' of Innocence in House Ethics Probe By Paul Houston and William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writers

• Ecology Report Backs Planned Border Ditch By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• Court Has Last Word in Spelling Bee: Boy Loses By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Trials Near for New Tumor Killers : Technique Developed That Pushes 'Magic Bullet' Research Forward By Thomas H. Maugh Ii,, \o7 Times Science Writer\f7

• Assembly OKs Motorcyclist Helmet Bill By Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer

• Silberman--Was He on Financial Ropes? By Chris Kraul and Daniel M. Weintraub, \o7 Times Staff Writers\f7

• State Probing Watson's Use of Staff, Funds By Mark Gladstone, Times Staff Writer

• Drug Money Case Suspect Refused Bail By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer

• Talk in Oil Cleanup Turns From Saving Spill Area to Restoring What's Been Lost By Tamara Jones, Times Staff Writer

• 13th Victim of Drug, Murder Cult Unearthed From Associated Press

• Bush Cites Gandhi, Mae West in Education Talk By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer

• Lottery Jackpot Hits $55 Million in Illinois From United Press International

• Britons' Day at Pub a Smashing Affair From Reuters

• Kohl Shuffles Cabinet to Aid Image Before Election By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• Allies' Narcotics Ties Allegedly Ignored Under Reagan : U.S. Contra Policy Stalled Drug War, Panel Says By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• S. Korea Arrests Dissident for Visiting North; Students Protest From Reuters

• U.S. Satisfied PLO Will Live Up to Promise on Israel, Baker Says By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Troops Kill 4 Palestinians in West Bank Raid By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Trade Dispute With India Brings Economic Crisis : Nepalese Bracing for a 'Grim Year' By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• Khomeini's Ex-Heir Reported in Custody \o7 Times Wire Services\f7

• Motorist, Friend, Sister Parade Into Drunk Tank From Associated Press

• Budget Accord Nears; Meeting Set With Bush From United Press International

• THE INVESTIGATION OF JIM WRIGHT : Ethics Chief 'Gets the Job Done' : Dixon Admired for Subdued Approach By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer

• THE INVESTIGATION OF JIM WRIGHT : Ethics Panel Members Earn Respect but Face Thankless Task By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer

• Lebanese, 3 Women With Mideast Friends Said to Head List : Pan Am Probers Focus on Bomb Carrier By Ronald J. Ostrow and Robin Wright, Times Staff Writers

• Farmers Prepare for Planting Amid Signs Drought Is Still Plaguing Midwest, South By Larry Green, Times Staff Writer

• Urban League Chapter Backs Rights Choice By Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writer

• Indian Fights Extradition; Fears He'll Be Sacrificed From United Press International

• Continued Research on Armenian Genocide Urged by Deukmejian By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• Councilman's Remark Angers Vietnamese By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer

• Worked With Three Brothers, Father : Herbert Mills of Vocal Group Dies at 77 By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer

• Variant of AIDS Virus May Be Spreading in Brazil By Robert Steinbrook, Times Staff Writer

• Toxin From China May Offer AIDS Hope By Robert Steinbrook, Times Medical Writer

• Davis Vows Court Fight to Give Schools $5.9 Million in Lotto Funds By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

• Official Gets $573 in Parking Tickets From United Press International

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• The World : Sri Lanka Bomb Kills 38

• The Nation : Death Blamed on Illegal AIDS Remedy

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• A man described by British police as "overexcited," lunged... By Deborah Christensen

• The State : Wayne Attack Suspect Held

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• Social Security Files Barred in Credit Checks From the Washington Post

• NASA Replaces Part on Shuttle, Reviews Launch From United Press International

• 2 Trains Collide in Japan; 118 Injured From Times Wire Services

• Bush, Congress OK Budget Deal, Duck Hard Choices From Associated Press

• LOCAL : Somis Woman Faces Three Murder Charges in Drunk-Driving Accident \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Judge Upholds Denial of Bail for Wayne's Accused Attacker

• NATION : Venus Probe Mission Slated April 28 \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Pritzker Re-Enters Eastern Fray \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• FAA, Private Pilot Blamed in Cerritos Crash Fatal to 82 : Aeromexico Absolved of Any Fault From Associated Press

• WORLD : Shamir Calls U.S. Trip a Success \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• WORLD : Japan Party Chief Tells of Donations From Times wire services

• U. S. Takes Over Lincoln S & L : Seizure Follows Bankruptcy Filing by Parent Firm By Michael Flagg, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Fountain Valley Businessman Sentenced to 79 Years for Rapes

• WORLD : El Salvador VP's Home Bombed \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• WORLD : S. African Jailed for Refusing Duty \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• ENTERTAINMENT : Gielgud to Give Up Academy Role \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Man Apologizes to Di--Hugger Not a Mugger

• Red Cross Accuses Israel of Attacks on Arab Civilians From United Press International

• 17 Wounded in West Bank Protests of Arabs' Deaths From Associated Press

• North's Complaints on Money Stopped Suddenly, Jury Told From Associated Press

• NATION : Envoy Nomination Raises Doubts \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Illinois Lotto Reaches $62 Million, Topping California's Biggest Pot \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Suing Tobacco Firms Upheld in Minn. \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Rain, Hail Tie Rome Up From Reuters

• Chairman of Joint Chiefs to Visit Soviet Union in June From Associated Press

• STATE : Winery Worker Kills His Wife and 4 Others From Times Wire Services

• Padres Lose to Atlanta Again, 4-1 By Scott Miller

• PREP ROUNDUP : Hawthorne 'Unknowns' Win Again By Thomas Neff

• Chargers Might Deal for Rypien By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer

• CLU Moves to Elevate 5 Coaching Jobs to Full-Time By Ralph Nichols, Times Staff Writer

• WITHOUT A DOUBT : New-Found Confidence Makes Randy Cooper the Toughest Out in a Potent Canyons' Lineup By Gary Klein, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Canyons Gets Some Relief With Win at Moorpark By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Valley Caught in Speed Trap by Ventura, 9-3 By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Fishing / Dan Stanton : 13-Day Trip Yields Wahoo and Dorado, but Tuna Escape By Dan Stanton

• Learning to Laugh : It Hasn't Always Been Fun for Toros' Pitcher Denise Biller By Irene Garcia, Times Staff Writer

• Recruiting Puts Bright Smile on Coach of Toros By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer

• Lions Take Hot Bats for Series at St. Mary's By Alan Drooz

• Colleges / Alan Drooz : Gathers Stars as Toastmaster for Lion Cagers By Alan Drooz

• High School Roundup : Weil Keeps ERA at 0.00 With No-Hitter for Hart

• High School Track : Harrold Gives Canyon Share of League Title

• JC Notes / Irene Garcia : El Camino Breezing Through South Coast Softball League By Irene Garcia

• Foy Runs to the Rescue in Thousand Oaks Win By John Ortega, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Kevin Cogan Optimistic About Race

• Top Seniors Will Play in Cage Classic

• College Roundup : Santa Barbara Rolls Over Pierce in Tennis

• RACING HOME : Swedish Cyclist a Local in La Jolla By Dave Mckibben

• The High Schools : Low Knickers, Lots of Stirrup Bring Plodding Look to Baseball Fashion

• Socker Loss to Baltimore Ends Regular-Season Title Chance By Pete Kerzel

• High School Roundup : Sweetwater Outlasts Southwest, 6-5 By Kim Q. Berkshire

• SDSU Signs Two to Play Basketball

• Kings Stun Edmonton, 4-1 : Gretzky and Company's 'Biggest Victory' Ties Playoff Series By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

• Dodger Party Runs Late, Gets Ugly : Astros Spoil All the Fun With 4-2 Win in 15 Innings By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer

• While Angels Err, A's Beat Abbott, 5-0 By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

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• 'Best Announcer Never Heard' Given a Big Break by NBC By Larry Stewart

• NBA Roundup : Suns Down Rockets, 119-111, Trail Lakers by 1 1/2 Games From Associated Press

• Still Breathing, Clippers Get Overtime Victory : They Hold Off Warriors, 128-126, Despite Career-High 47 Points by Mullin By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer

• Graf, Navratilova, Sabatini Are Easy Winners in Florida Associated Press

• Splendor Catch Is Wire-to-Wire Winner

• Baseball Roundup : Clemens Wins Back Red Sox Fans, 9-1 From Associated Press

• NHL Playoffs Roundup : Canucks Beat Flames, 6-3, and Force a Seventh Game From Associated Press

• Golf Roundup : Stewart and Perry Share Lead From Associated Press

• This Time, He Has Been Blocked Out By Jim Murray

• Lopez Minus Part-Time Caddy Today : Husband Ray Knight Goes Home After Having Problems at Rancho Mirage By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer

• Two Sports Agents Are Convicted : Federal Court Jury Finds Walters, Bloom Guilty of Defrauding Two Universities From Associated Press

• Commentary : Style, Grace Set Sugar Ray Apart By John Steadman, The Baltimore Evening Sun

• Rose Check Discovered in Gambling Raid

• Long Beach City College Settles Suit on Funding Women's Sports Program By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer

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• FULL CYCLE : Lawson Seeks to Repeat Laguna Seca Win, but on a Honda By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer

• Deion Sanders, former Florida State football and baseball...

• NEW JONES ON TRACK : Young P.J. Is Trying to Follow in Dad Parnelli's Footsteps By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer

• Toronto Inquiry Learns of Clemson Steroid Use From Staff and Wire Reports

• Track and Field / Randy Harvey : DeBus Speaks Out, Also Has Gotten Out By Randy Harvey

• MAKING A NEW BID : Blue Grass Stakes May Show Whether Dispersal Can Give Delp, Meyerhoff Another Spectacular Run for the Roses By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Valenzuela Not Out of Line in Derby Ride By Bill Christine

• RITE OF SPRING : Murray Says He Seems to Warm Up With the Weather By Richard Hoffer, Times Staff Writer

• Frank Robinson Teaching and Developing By Ken Rosenthal, The Baltimore Evening Sun

• SHAKY GRIP ON CUP : Oilers Had Everything Going Their Way Before Letting the Kings Get Away By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer

• Moore Uses His Slider to End Athletics' Slide By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• Community College Baseball : OCC Recovers Quickly, Rips Golden West, 15-2 By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer

• Fullerton Is Hoping to Vault Back to the Future : Titan Gymnasts Making First Appearance in NCAA Championship Since 1986 By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer

• Mumaw Signs to Attend Christian Heritage

• College Roundup : SCC Rallies for Victory Over UCSD

• Community College Roundup : Saddleback Golfers Shoot Into First

• THE PREPS : Servite Removes Walker After 18 Years as Coach : Assistant Richard Smith Promoted By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• THE PREPS : Katz Will Follow Coombs to Century High

• THE PREPS : Bill Morris Returns to Troy after 6 Years Out of Coaching By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• THE PREPS : Track Roundup : Corona del Mar Stays Ahead of Saddleback at the End

• THE PREPS : Servite's Derek Brown to Skip All-Star Game

• THE PREPS : Roundup : Brea-Olinda Ends Valencia's Golf Streak at 48

• THE PREPS : Softball Roundup : St. Joseph's Fernandez Catches Mater Dei Looking By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer

• IN BRIEF : U.S.-U.S.S.R. Hockey Match Set \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• IN BRIFE : Nicklaus, Watson to Play Britons \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• IN BRIEF : Miler Slaney Enters New York Race \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Pimlico Race Track Reopens From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : No Recruit Violations: Wake Forest \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Gooden, Hospital End Suit Over Blood-Alcohol Test From Associated Press

• Record Times Lead to Boston : Kristiansen Aiming at 2:20 Marathon Barrier From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : NHL Playoff Delays Soccer Game \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Amateur Status of Pirates' Key Player Questioned From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Ex-Mistress Rejects Boggs' $20,000 \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• IN BRIEF : Bergeron Back as Nordique Coach \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Theory Has Impact on Dinosaur Doom By Isaac Asimov

• Death Records Provide Valuable Clues By Myra Vanderpool Gormley

• Industrialist Hosts France's First Lady By Betty Goodwin

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• Abbie Hoffman: The Yippie Who Stayed in Tune With '60s By Garry Abrams, Times Staff Writer

• EVEL DOINGS : There's Still a Roar Coming From Knievel Clan, but It's No Longer the Old Man's Cycle By Bob Sipchen, Staff Writer

• 'First Women' Step Into Spotlight : UCLA Celebrates Breakthrough Efforts of Faculty, Staff By Kathleen Hendrix, Times Staff Writer

• Rags to Riches for the Lowly Scarf By Greta Beigel, Times Staff Writer

• It's 'California Dreamin' ' at Bloomingdale's By Timothy Hawkins

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