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What happened on April 15, 1989
NEWS
The Rev. Don McCrossan; Former Director of Victory Service Club
George Steed; Built Churches in Southland
Businessman Gets 79 Years in Prison for Sex Assaults JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
For Exhausted Jurors, 'It Was Hard . . . It Was Very Emotional' HECTOR TOBAR, Times Staff Writer
Concert Pianist Andree Juliette Brun
Rampage in N. California Leaves 5 Dead DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Officials Score Exxon Cleanup as Inadequate From Times Wire Services
Perris in Springtime: Isn't It Just Romantic? JOHN McKINNEY
The 'Noes' Have It on Environmental Measures Joseph N. Bell
PLO Seeks Flexible Stand on Vote : Rejects Shamir's Terms but Wants to Encourage U.S. Role MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Campaign Launched to Polish Bobbies' Image From Reuters
Turnaround Hopes Fade as Trade Deficit Climbs OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Sub Was Holding Scientific, Diving Tests, Tass Says From Associated Press
Weekend Checklist for Dedicated Diggers and Planters
Broussard Not Retiring From State High Court PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Governor Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer
Czechs Free Activist Who Was on Hunger Strike for 28 Days From Associated Press
Hamilton Prods Bush on 2 Papers : Calls for Explanation Why Contra Panel Never Received Them SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Ernest E. Williams; Retired Indiana Editor
Democracy Is 'Alive Again' : Poland's Farmers Debate Election, Strike Strategy CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Forces Keep Muslims From Mosque on Temple Mount From Times Wire Services
'Something Was Terribly Wrong' : How Concerned Workers Blew Whistle on Northrop RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Deadline Extended for Namibia Rebel Pullout From Associated Press
Tougher Fuel Economy Rule Nears Approval DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
President Announces Broad Budget Accord : But Plan to Hold Deficit Under $100 Billion Puts Off Key Decisions on Spending and Taxes TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Elected Official Biographies : U.s. House Of Representatives Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Shamir Rejects Trading Land for Peace From Associated Press
Baker Urges Soviets to Back Shamir Plan NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The County Vs. The Representatives Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
0.4% Wholesale Price Rise Stills Inflation Fears OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
20 Arabs Wounded in Protests Over Israeli Raid From Times Wire Services
Baker Defends Decision on Castro, Ortega Visas From a Times Staff Writer
U.S. Cuts Anti-Drug Force in Peru Jungle From Associated Press
U.S.-Greek Talks on Bases End With 'Little Progress' From United Press International
Leftist Sympathizers Bomb Berlin Banks From Reuters
2 Democrats Who Voted Against Wright Face Pressure WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
S. African Image Gains From Namibia Rebels' Misstep SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
2 E. St. Louis Officials Jailed in Sewer Dispute From Associated Press
Colombia's Barco Urges Drug Summit From United Press International
Ruth Zagat Murphy Casselman; Led Immigrant Groups
Oil Slick Found Off Park; Exxon Cleanup Scored From Associated Press
Shuttle Atlantis Cleared for Launch April 28 With Robot Venus Probe From United Press International
Traffic Chaos in Rome From Reuters
O.C. Rapist Who 'Hunted' Women Gets 79-Year Term JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Hilbert Zarky; Former Justice Department Tax Expert
Bessie Griffin; Noted Gospel Singer
Mario Chiari; Italian Art Director, Designer
Station Seeks Alaska Volunteers From a Times Staff Writer
Rebellion Thwarted, Chad Reports From Associated Press
Seoul Dissident's Foes, Backers Demonstrate Over Trip to North From Reuters
Georges Sebastian; Ex-Met Conductor
U.S. Seizes Irvine S&L, Ousts Its Management : Assets of Lincoln Savings 'Substantially Dissipated,' Federal Regulators Declare JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Debate Over Lobbying : Halls of Ivy Research the Pork Barrel STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Wright Prober Known as Charismatic Litigator LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Taxpayers Get 2 Extra Days to File Returns From the Associated Press
Fishing Net Snared Soviet Sub, Tass Says From Associated Press
Bomb Attack on Home of El Salvador's Vice President-Elect Injures a Child From Associated Press
Pig Owner's Quick Action Saves Bacon From Associated Press
Children's Art Festival Outgrows Its Quarters ELLEN MELINKOFF
Mentha spicata Spearmint Perennial herb... JUDITH SIMS
Town Lays Off 20% of Police, Firemen From Associated Press
'48 Hours,' 'thirtysomething,' KCBS Among Peabody Winners From United Press International
Trash Recycling Sought to Ease Pressure on Landfills FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Killings Send Shudder of Fear Through Wine Country Communities DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Beijing Calls for New Birth Control Efforts : Population Now 1.1 Billion, China Says From Reuters
North Prosecutors Call Final Witnesses, Aim to Show He Had Financial Problems ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Take Control of Willows and Make Them Behave : The Tree in Little Tokyo's James Irvine Garden Is Good Example of How Proper Care Prevents Trouble LINDA FRENCH
U.S., Mexico to Unite in Drug War Efforts From Reuters
Irises--More Than the Same Old Purple Flags ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN, Times Staff Writer
2 Brothers Beheaded After 19 Years in Jail From Reuters
Good Morning, L.A. : From Santa Anita to San Pedro Harbor, Weekend Adventure Awaits Early Risers CHARLENE M. SOLOMON
Ship Wreck Found in Massachusetts Bay From United Press International
Driven by a Legend They Call Mustang PETER W. FREY
Ex-China Leader Hu Yaobang Dies From Reuters
Japan Ruling Party Aide Confirms Fees From United Press International
Jury Blames FAA, Small Plane Pilot for Cerritos Crash GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Mulvey White; Ex-USC Vice President for Student Affairs
Jazz Ballet to Kick Off CSLA Theater Season
Science Panel Adds Vitamin A to Prop. 65 Toxics List RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Fusion Experiments Generate Scientific Confusion LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Alden P. Yates; Succeeded Schultz as Head of Bechtel
Pros, Stars to Race in Long Beach PETER W. FREY
Hospitals Bled Dry by Cost of Caring for the Poor : Chicago Institution Loses Average $159 Per Welfare Case BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Gen. 'Butch' Griswold; Pilot Led War College
Bush Picks EPA Official From Associated Press
Convoy Breaks Blockade, Gets to Kabul From Times Wire Services
Key Leaders in Soviet Georgia Ousted for Failing to Control Clashes That Killed 19 MASHA HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Childhood Hazards Can Make a House of Horrors JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann, a regular contributor to Orange County Life, is a former emergency medical technician.
Landscape Specialist to Offer Black-and-White Workshops ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Car-Pool Lane Violations Can Result in a Stiff Fine JUDGE B. TAM NOMOTO, B . Tam Nomoto, an Orange County Municipal Court judge, answers readers' questions about the law. Ask the Judge runs every other Saturday in Orange County Life
New Boating Publication Is a Magazine of Few Words but Lots of Video SHEARLEAN DUKE, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Ray Bradbury, His Words Adorn Library Poster DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
There's More to Being a Santa Ana Zoo Docent Than Knowing Where to Find the Lions and Tigers and Bears--and Restrooms JOHN NEEDHAM
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Marshall Students Win Competition
Museum Staff Scrambling to Clean Up After Fire TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Niguel Park : County to Give Lake Fresh Start ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
After the Evacuation : Placentia : Exterminator Truck Crashes, Spilling Pesticide
An Offer From New Zealanders
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
EPA Opposes Permit for Burbank Project
Work to Interrupt Traffic on Freeway
Pesticides, Additives in Food: 'Ruined by a Diet of Neurosis'
Under Specter of Lawsuit, Panel Backs Church's Building Plan NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : 26 Schools Honored by Education Board
Oil Spill: 'There Was No Excuse'
She's Moving Just Down the Road After Protests : Soup Lady Lifts a Last Ladle at Center CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
A Just Cause Is Not Enough : Tibetans Lack Key Advantages of the Intifada WALTER REICH, Walter Reich, a psychiatrist and senior research associate at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, is the author of "Stranger in My House: Jews and Arabs in the West Bank"(Holt).
Misinformation on Mission College
Lower Award Urged for Hudson's Lover
Yugoslav Crash Kills 7 From Times Wire Services
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
Playing Lotto 6/49
Work to Start on Bottleneck Route : Frequently Clogged California 78 to Be Widened to 6 Lanes GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
Oil Spill: 'There Was No Excuse'
Anti-Drug Program Will Be Expanded
The Decay of History
Oil Spill: 'There Was No Excuse'
Brahms meets "The Birds." Hecklers are one thing, but... STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
Pesticides, Additives in Food: 'Ruined by a Diet of Neurosis'
Good Advice
Lawyer Cites Wayne Mystique as Gionis Is Still Denied Bail JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Bernardi Says No to Hall's Code of Ethics RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Official's Remarks on Vietnamese Stir Westminster Furor DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Company Fined Over Waste Water Charge
18-Year-Old Shot to Death in Southeast San Diego
Oceanside Steps Forward to Tackle Problem of Homeless GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
For Tax Preparers, Full Steam Ahead : Clock Ticks Away Toward Witching Hour on Monday MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Speedy Hearing Sought : Yacht Club Files Appeal to Overturn Loss of Cup CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Planning Computer for Child Support GINGER THOMPSON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Amphitheater Faces More Sound Tests ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Carlsbad
"This cannot happen again. This simply cannot happen...
Female Deacons Opposed From Associated Press
Pope Praises Christian Unity Efforts, Downplays Disputes From United Press International
Man Held in Beating of Twins May Be Returned to S.D. Soon JEFFREY BEAN, Times Staff Writer
5 Injured as Melee Erupts at Counmty Jail in Lancaster TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Cypress Council Schedules Election After Search Fails MICHAEL CICCHESE, Times Staff Writer
Professor Pays Ultimate Tribute to Prized Student MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Man Faces Trial in Ophthalmologist Death
Recall Is 'Power Play' by Builder, Curtis Says JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Historian Calls Soviet Religious Changes Startling From Associated Press
The Oil Connections
Next Weapon Against Gang Violence: Unity Bob Baker, Baker is a Times staff writer. and
Driver Sent to Prison for Carrying 6 Bombs
8 Arrested on Stolen Property Charges
Purse Snatcher May Face Murder Charge After Victim, 84, Dies GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Governor Appoints 2 Municipal Judges
County Ordered to Keep Wilmington Mental Clinic Open VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Las Brisas Homeowners Group Settles for $7 Million in Suit Over Leaks, Cracks MAUREEN FAN, Times Staff Writer
3rd Hazardous Waste Roundup Scheduled
Argument Turns Into Near Riot at Jail
Saving the Children
Seattle's Hunthausen 'Delighted,' 'Relieved' : Vatican Review Changed Little, Bishop Says From Times Wire Services
Countywide
Payroll Violations Cost Firm $186,000
Sidelined RTD Buses Go Back Into Service
They Survived : Air Crash Verdict Provides a Sense of Relief for Scarred Neighborhood STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Moment of Recognition Denied CSUN Graduates
Citing Public Safety, State Shuts Down Pap Test Lab GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Passover, described as the warmest home-celebrated holiday... JOHN DART
Preservation of Olvera Street
AIDS Project L.A. Names New Chief
Whether Man Is King's Son Is Irrelevant, Judge Says : Murder Defendant May Get Transfer Anyhow GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Panel Urges Concrete Pilings as Pier Support
Santa Ana : Man Shot After Police Say He Pulled a Gun
Keeping Catholic Colleges in Line : U.S. Educators, Pope to Confer on Adherence to Doctrine GEORGE W. CORNELL, Associated Press
Nice Doggie : Neighborhood's 'Big White Dog' Turns Out to Be a Big Bad Wolf T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Vocational School Owner Gets 5-Year Prison Term in Loan Fraud STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
A Joint Venture Into Perestroika HAROLD WILLENS, Los Angeles businessman Harold Willens has long been active in promoting better U.S.-Soviet relations.
Oil Spill: 'There Was No Excuse'
Mystery Illness That Hit 18 Student Singers Is Diagnosed as Hysteria LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
President of Southern Baptists' Radio-TV Operation Resigns From Religious News Service
Some Insiders Surprised : UCI Executive Post Goes to Microbiologist JEAN DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
Council OKs Police Offices in Housing Projects to Cut Crime FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Preservation of Olvera Street
Accident Killed 3 : Driver Charged With 2nd-Degree Murder TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Two CSUN Rallies Share One Thing--Low Attendance BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Juvenile Camps in Jeopardy : State Budget Cuts Threaten Program That Helps Young Offenders BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Underweight Horses Impounded at El Cajon Ranch SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Oil Spill: 'There Was No Excuse'
North's Trial in Iran-Contra Fiasco
Pesticides, Additives in Food: 'Ruined by a Diet of Neurosis'
Ex-School Official Faces Tax Charges CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
DEA Trying to Seize Estate in Pot Case JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
6 in Sect Charged With Child Abuse : Leader Alamo, 5 Others Sought in Beating of 11-Year-Old Boy LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
6 Charged in $70,000 Welfare Fraud Case TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Army Inspector General From Associated Press
Distinguished Schools
ENTERTAINMENT
Memorizing Lines, Doing Time : Inmates Like 'Creature' Make Prison History in 3 One-Act Plays HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Jazz Society Specialization
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
A Serious Mistake
Alabama's 'Dull' Amphitheatre Show
Dubious Reputation
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHRIS WILLMAN
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHRIS WILLMAN
A Guy Who'll 'Say Anything' JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
With a chance to dethrone the defending Stanley Cup...
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Cooperative to Open Hutton Centre Gallery CATHY CURTIS
Dubious Reputation
A Hollywood Effort for the Environment NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHRIS WILLMAN
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival KEVIN THOMAS
Segerstrom Wins Another Year as Center Chairman MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival SHEILA BENSON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Dubious Reputation
A Critic's Travels
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival KEVIN THOMAS
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival KEVIN THOMAS
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Lyon Tabbed to Succeed Segerstrom as head of Orange County Center MARK I. PINSKY
Confident Enough JOAN DEW
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival SHEILA BENSON
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival
Pop From a Pacific Perspective STEVE HOCHMAN
Weekend TV : Three-Part Tribute to Legendary Silent Star Charlie Chaplin on Channel 28 Tonight at 9 STEVE WEINSTEIN
Not Much Doyle, Great 'Sherlock' LYNNE HEFFLEY
ART REVIEW : Dazzling Show of Early Photos KRISTINE McKENNA
Panelists Predict a Better Future for Minority Roles SHAUNA SNOW
Jazz Society Specialization
MOVIE REVIEWS : Celebrating Chaplin Centenary KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
'Power, Energy' of Japan Art Market Forecast SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Bolshoi Opera Stars Savor New Power WILLIAM HUCK, Huck is a program annotator and editor for the San Francisco Ballet
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHRIS WILLMAN
Life After Tharp DONNA PERLMUTTER
'80 Days'--The Second Time Around HOWARD ROSENBERG
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHARLES SOLOMON
Culture Down on the Farm? Yep, Youth Festival at Knott's MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Highlights for L.A. International Film Festival CHRIS WILLMAN
Jazz Society Specialization
TV Reviews : 'Silence' a Dark and Deadly Docudrama on Incest IRV LETOFSKY
Tribute to Charlie Chaplin to Mark His 100th Birthday CATHERINE M. SPEARNAK
MUSIC REVIEW : Stucky, Brahms Occupy Philharmonic Week DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
TV Reviews : 'Love and Betrayal' a Movie for Women RAY LOYND
COMEDY REVIEW : Zany's Name Fits His Stand-Up to a Z DUNCAN STRAUSS
Jazz Society Specialization
PERFORMANCE REVIEW : Art Ensemble Tries for Synesthesia CATHY CURTIS, Times Staff Writer
Duran Duran's Good Ol' Days
Richard Rossen's Awards
BUSINESS
Pathe Agrees to Deal: Pathe Communications, formerly...
Prices of New Homes Continue to Rise but Total Sales Decline MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Orders for Chips Decline: The semiconductor industry's...
Britain Seeks to Better Accuracy of Statistics From Reuters
New York Times Co.: The diversified media and forest...
International Business Machines: The Armonk, N.Y...
Grown-Up Headaches Can Spring From the IRS' New 'Kiddie Tax' Rule Carla Lazzareschi
EECO Posts '88 Loss of $13.2 Million
Merrill Lynch: The Wall Street firm reported that...
Order for Steel Bars
NWA Suitor in Court: NWA Inc. stepped up its legal attack...
Todd Sends Layoff Notices: Todd Shipyards has notified its...
Several Airlines to Hike Summer Discount Fares DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Environmentalists Buy Ecuador Debt in Swap From Reuters
Dow Jumps 41.06 as Concerns Over Inflation Subside From Associated Press
Time Inc: The New York-based diversified publishing and...
Mercury's '88 Report Disputed : S&L Fires Auditor Over Deadline JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Pritzker Revives His Offer to Buy Eastern Airlines From Associated Press
Lincoln S&L Seized by U.S. Regulators; Officials Ousted : Bank Board Claims Irvine-Based Thrift Was Being Run in an Unsafe Manner; Finds Assets 'Substantially Dissipated' JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Chairman of S&L's Parent Known to Play Hardball a Times Staff Writer
Savers, Beware of Deals Offering High Yields Bill Sing
Enhance Stock Price, AMI Investors Demand GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Savers Take Seizure of Lincoln Calmly : But Investors in Parent's Bonds See Little Hope of Repayment MARIA L. La GANGA and MICHAEL CICCHESE, Times Staff Writers
FDA Ends Stiff Monitoring of Imported Chilean Fruit BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
2 Southland Men Acquitted in Fraud Case AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Investors Are Turning Cool Toward 'Junk Bond' Issues BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Control Over Drexel Burnham Unique on Wall St. PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Milken Agrees to Put Up $700 Million as Security Against Possible Penalty SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Andrew Gaze, who in a six month stay at Seton Hall helped...
Is This Another Chapter for Bird-Magic Saga?
Titan Gymnasts Sixth at the NCAAs : Georgia Women Win Title, Edging Top-Seeded UCLA
Ice Work Follows Nice Game Mike Downey
Rasmussen Leads Wings Over Lazers Associated Press
Pitchers Have Done Their Part in Trend
He Mastered the Game Without Winning Masters
One hundred children will benefit from a settlement...
Don't Forget Miller and Those Trojan Women
National League Roundup : Cubs Beat Phillies for 6th Straight DAN HAFNER
NBA Roundup : Little-Known Gamble Helps Celtics to Big Win DAN HAFNER
This Trivia Apparently Didn't Bowl 'Em Over
Downey's Description: Was It Out of Bounds?
Sabatini Rallies to Reach Semifinals From Reuters
College Roundup : Moorpark's Dow Pitches No-Hitter
And Don't Forget That Koufax Went Out on Top
Is It True Is Last in Comeback Race at Santa Anita
Ostler's Assessment May Have Missed Mark
Cal Lutheran to Play 3 WFC Teams in Football
Is This Another Chapter for Bird-Magic Saga?
Federal prosecutors and attorneys for Norby Walters and...
Three Bruin Quarterbacks Sharp in Spring Scrimmage at Rose Bowl
Guetterman Stands Above All Others on the Yankee Staff JACK O'CONNELL, The Hartford Courant
Padres Give McKeon Some Help : Siegle, Former Phillie Official, Named to Administrative Post BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Women's Golf Tournament at Rancho Park : Lopez Shoots 67, Tied With Sanders, Walker MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Giants Sign Gossage for One Year
Names in the News
Names in the News
CS Northridge Needs Breaks to Edge CSLA CHRIS PARKER
Weekend Racing at Santa Anita : Trainer Canani Seeks a Pair of Stakes Victories BILL CHRISTINE
These Team Owners Live in Their Very Own World Gene Wojciechowski
Santana Turns a Triple Play
The Preps : Roundup : Brundage Gets Third Straight No-Hitter
Long Beach Grand Prix Qualifying : Al Unser Jr. on Provisional Pole, Hopes That Sun Will Shine Today MIKE KUPPER
High School Roundup : Royal Continues to Dominate Frontier League in Volleyball
ALL IN THE FAMILY : The Andrettis Are the First Father-and-Son Teammates in Indy Car Racing MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
USC freshman sprinter Quincy Watts won the 200 meters in...
High School Baseball Roundup : Garland Finishes What He Starts to Win DON PATTERSON
Golf Roundup : Stewart and Perry Match 67s, Remain Tied for Heritage Lead From Associated Press
Long Beach Grand Prix Notebook : Rahal Is Still Steaming Over Crash at Phoenix RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : Baseball Roundup : Loara Gets by El Dorado, 4-3, on Eric Smith's Home Run and Pitching
NHL PLAYOFFS: KINGS vs. OILERS : Kings Looking to Pull a Coup : Game 7 Against Oilers to Settle More Than Series TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Little Bit of Everything Leads Hart to 19-3 Rout VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep All-Star Games : Easterly Heads North Girls' Roster
Clark's First Homer With Padres Powers Victory Over Reds BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
O'Hara Wins USC Quarterback Job in Spring Practice SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Track Team Will Face Big Test RANDY HARVEY
THREE-ACT PLAYER : As the Curtain Falls on His High School Career, Versatile Wayne Cook Prepares to Narrow His Role to Football at UCLA STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : Orange Coast Holds On to First in Volleyball
Marty Brill's Son Responds to Column
High School Baseball Roundup
Angela Burnham of Oxnard Rio Mesa High School, Track and...
SDSU Has an Off Day at Football Practice
College Roundup : Long Beach Rips UC Irvine in Baseball
Now, This Is What You Call a Private Number
Georgia Women Barely Edge UCLA to Win NCAA Gymnastics Team Title Associated Press
Alemany Makes Most of Runners in 9-6 Win MIKE GLAZE
Rose Reacts to Latest Allegations BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Burnham Decides to Run for UCLA JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
The Colleges : Furlong's Freshman Batting Numbers Fit the Bill for Moorpark
KING KENNY THE FIRST : Roberts' Knee-Scraping Style Forever Changed the Face of Grand Prix Racing SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Western Playboy Eastern Favorite : Trainer Harvey Vanier Tries to Win Another Blue Grass BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Track Meet Has International Flair : Strong Australian Team Takes Part in Event at Poway High JOHN GEIS
The Preps : Garden Grove League Baseball : Kennedy's Montera Does It All : He Pitches 2-Hitter, Gets 2 Hits and 2 RBIs in Victory Over Pacifica AL PRESTON
Michel Bergeron, after two seasons with the New York...
Orange County Prep All-Star Games : Katella's Pastorello Tops Selections for North Football Team
Scott Is Great, So Is 'What's-His-Name' as Dodgers Fall, 3-2 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Alan Christian Finishes First at OC Speedway
Leonard's Slam Puts Angels in a Sling, 9-5 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : Pacific Coast League Baseball : Orange Comes Back to Beat Trabuco Hills TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Zeddies Leads Illinois to NCAA Men's Gym Title Associated Press
High School Baseball : Camarillo Gets a Biggs Lift to 2-1 Victory
OVER HEARTBREAK HILL : Corporate Sponsorship Helps Boston Marathon Get Past Wall . . . at a Price JULIE CART DAVID D'ALESSANDRO..BD: Times Staff Writer
College Baseball / Gary Klein : Murphy Restores Baseball at Notre Dame Gary Klein
American League Roundup : Blue Jays' Key Pitches Two-Hitter DAN HAFNER
The Major Indoor Soccer League game between the Wichita...
Rose Linked to Possible Violations Associated Press
Forget the 'Pound for Pound' Tag, Robinson Was Simply the Best
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