What happened on April 20, 1989

NEWS

• MOVIE REVIEW : A Bittersweet 'Chocolat' By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic

• BALLET REVIEW : 'Billy the Kid,' Joffrey Style By Lewis Segal, Times Dance Writer

• OPERA REVIEW : Music Center Revives Hall's 'Salome' By Martin Bernheimer, Times Music Critic

• 'Express' Heads for San Diego, Los Angeles By Don Shirley

• Today at the AFI Festival By Michael Wilmington

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

• Today at the AFI Festival By Michael Wilmington

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

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

• Today at the AFI Festival By Michael Wilmington

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

• Today at the AFI Festival By Chris Willman

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

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

• Today at the AFI Festival By Michael Wilmington

• Art 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

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

• Today at the AFI Festival By Kevin Thomas

• 'Big' Takes Top Spot By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Jazz Reviews : Eric Marienthal Quintet Attacks Set With Fervor By Don Heckman

• Jazz Reviews : Golia Sextet Battles Ambiance at Al's Bar By Don Snowden

• Jazz Reviews : Bloom Buries Past, Moves Into New Realm of Sound By Leonard Feather

• Jazz Reviews : Sax Player Gary Herbig Works a Higher Profile By Don Heckman

• MUSIC REVIEW : XTET Group Presents Works at Bing Theater By Gregg Wager

• STAGE REVIEW : Zurich's Irrepressible Mummenschanz Returns By Ray Loynd

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Noiseworks at Bogart's By Duncan Strauss

• TV Reviews : The Travails of a Teen 'Torn Between Two Fathers' By Lynne Heffley

• TV Reviews : 'Timeline' Revives Newscast Approach to History By Terry Atkinson

• TV Reviews : 'Tattinger's' Misses and Hits in New Incarnation By Howard Rosenberg

• TV REVIEW : KPBS-TV Documentary Looks at Life and Work of S.D Artist By Kevin Brass

• JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : Joe Pass, 'King' of Jazz Guitar, Back From Tour By Dirk Sutro

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

• System Challenged in New Ratings of S.D. Radio Stations By Kevin Brass

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

• Tracking the Obsessions of a 'Jewish James Bond' By Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer

• Singers Society Raising Money to Aid Its Own By Charles Champlin, Times Arts Editor

• Salute to Songwriter to Honor Jerome Kern

• Raisins, Dinosaurs, Dweebs Set for Children's Fall Lineup on CBS

• Denis Offers a Taste of Her Own Past With 'Chocolat' By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer

• Cubism Survives Intact at Arts Center in Massine's 'Parade' By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer

• Singer John Prine Is Glad Literate Lyrics Are Back By Mike Boehm

• Hall, Master Chorale Merger Applauded by Arts Community By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer

• Theater Company Tells It to the Marines By Rick Vanderknyff, Times Staff Writer

• Scandinavian Airlines System is paying $500 million in...

• Coldwell Chief Celebrates New Independence By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer

• A Laptop Good Enough for a Desk By Lawrence J. Magid, Lawrence J, Magid \o7 is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer\f7

• Computer Firms: Microsoft Corp. earnings rose 10% in the...

• Drug Companies: Bristol-Myers Co., maker of Bufferin and...

• Adolph Coors Co.: The brewing company announced a...

• SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Battered Kaypro Reports a Profit for 2nd Quarter By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Yuba Investor Considers Suit Over Failure to Shift Assests By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• San Diego County

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• San Diego County

• MAVERICK : UAW Dissident Is Gaining Followers in Fight Against Union's Concessions to Auto Industry By James Risen, Times Staff Writer

• Pickens Denies Deal in Japan Is a Hostile Move By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• Singleton to Pay $55 Million for the Pasadena Star-News By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Merger Victims Turn to 'Swine' to Help Bring Home the Bacon By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer

• Panel Wants Merc to Revamp Some Trading Policies By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• Imperial Oil Plans Asset Sale: Imperial Oil Ltd., a...

• Oil Prices Soar Past $22 After North Sea Rig Blast From Times Wire Services

• Psychiatric Centers to Spin Off Units: The directors of...

• Newhall to Sell Valencia Acreage: Newhall Land & Farming...

• Customers Will Be Able to Use Facilities of Hongkong Bank : Wells Fargo Bank Will Close Its Offices in Asia By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• KaiserTech to Sell Last Chemical Firm: KaiserTech Ltd...

• New Firm to Make Bid for AME: A newly formed company...

• Hasbro Seeks to Buy Coleco: Hasbro Inc. announced a plan...

• Legal Roadblock in Drexel Case May Force Long Delay From Reuters

• AMI Plans to Encourage Other Buyout Bids By George White, Times Staff Writer

• No 'Credible' Eastern Buyers, Lorenzo Says : He Tells His Side of Why Sale to Ueberroth Failed By Robert E. Dallos and Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writers

• Hoax Halts IBM Trading: The New York Stock Exchange halted...

• Drexel Wants Suitors Not to Solicit Brokers From Associated Press

• Semiconductor Trade Group Criticizes Japan By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• Financial Markets : Rally Carries Stocks to New Post-Crash High : Dow Up 7 as Fears About Rates and Inflation Ease From Associated Press

• Pepsi Plans No New Ads to Sub for Pulled Madonna TV Spot By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer

• HDL Communications in Costa Mesa said merger discussions...

• Retailing Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer

• RETAILING : Chandler's Liquidation Sale to Start at Noon Today at 2 Furniture Stores Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer

• Community Psychiatric to Spin Off 2 of Its 3 Divisions Into New Firm By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer

• Beauchamp Balks at $10-Million Price, Halts Plans to Lease Ventura Harbor Complex By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Biomed Buddies : UCI's Pitch: Both Parties Will Prosper if Private Industry Will Back Public Research By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• General Motors Subsidiaries: General Motors Acceptance...

• First Interstate Reports Record First-Quarter Earnings By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• AT&T and 3 Regionals Ring Up Higher Profits During Quarter From Associated Press

• Northrop First-Quarter Profit Sharply Lower; Weapons System Cited By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer

• P.M. BRIEFING : GM Reports 40% Earnings Increase \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Chickens Think It's a Yolk : It's No Shell Game, French Firm Makes Square Eggs From Reuters

• P.M. BRIEFING : Employees, Investors Join to Buy Coldwell Banker Commercial Group \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Rocky Mountains Hit Economic Bottom : Southeast Replaced for 1st Time as Lowest in Per Capita Income From Associated Press

• W. German Interest Rate Hike Catches Wall St. Off Guard From Reuters

• P.M. BRIEFING : BankAmerica Has Record Earnings \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Sony Corp. Develops Digital VCR \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• President of French American Express Held in Drug Case From United Press International

• P.M. BRIEFING : Ho Chi Minh City Gets Holiday Inn \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Oilman Bids for Northwest Airlines \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Gannett Paper Votes for Union \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : RJR Nabisco Income Tumbles 62% \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Chicken: BANTAMWEIGHTS : Traditional recipes can be reworked to eliminate much of the fat, the current dietary undesirable By Betsey Balsley, Times Food Editor

• Spicing Up Dishes in a Hurry With Curry By Diana Shaw, \o7 Shaw is a free-lance writer in Los Angeles. \f7

• Turkey Franks Recall : Bacterial Infection Is Suspected By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer

• Low-Cal Greek Spinach Dip

• Pie Crust Series Goes Upper Crust, Topping Itself With the Final Story By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• Caffeine's Bad Rap With Heart Patients By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer

• A List of Temptations for Spring Shoppers By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer

• Wine Growths Often Outlive Their Reputations By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• 'Vintage' Will Profile History of the Grape By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• Pointers on Dining \o7 Turo Turo \f7 Style By Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer

• Try Poached Fresh Pears in Fudge Sauce : A Perfect Grand Finale at Festive Dinner Party

• Grilled Turkey Breast With a Little Mississippi Mud Pie on the Side By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer

• Government Doesn't Require Mandatory Inspection of Seafood : It's Buyer Beware as Consumption of Fish Increases to an All-Time High By Phyllis Hanes, The Christian Science Monitor

• Strawberry Fountain Favorites

• Delicious Coffee Cakes That Are Made in Minutes With Great Results By Jean Anderson and Elaine Hanna, \o7 Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and \f7

• Duo Helps Listeners 'Break Through Defenses' : Taking Nutrition to the Airwaves By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer

• The Basics of Cooking With Tofu By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• Delicious Raspberry Trifle Is Success at Home, in Office

• The House

• Local Elections : Smith Wins Reelection, but the Victory Has Its Bittersweet Moments By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Pasadena Winners Play a Waiting Game By Ashley Dunn, Times Staff Writer

• Neighbors Resist Parole Offices in Their Back Yards By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• Alhambra to Sell Hospital to Doctors If Voters OK It By Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writer

• Temple City : Council Names New Mayor

• Soviet and U.S. women teachers find a common class of problems. By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer

• 'Regrets' County OK of Industry Project

• Azusa : Zoning Plan Considered

• La Verne : No Action on Cable Show

• Claremont : Gift to Claremont McKenna

• Industry : Child-Care Planning Grant

• Arcadia : Council Names New Mayor

• Duarte : Foam Container Ban

• Incumbent, Newcomer Win Seats in Arcadia School Board Election By Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writer

• Mobile-Home Park Owners File Lawsuit Over Monrovia Law By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer

• Rick Davis--He Had a Secret : That Is, Until He Took the Mound Against 2nd-Ranked Arizona By Paul Mcleod, Times Staff Writer

• Bronco Nine Faces Two Crucial Games With Northridge

• St. Francis Graduate Adds Glitter to Irish Diamond By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer

• Neighbors Sue to Block Plan for Museum By Lisa Turner, Times Staff Writer

• La Canada : Mayor of 2 Weeks Quits as Matter of Policy By Lisa Turner, Times Staff Writer

• Eagle Rock Plan Seeks to Encourage Pedestrian-Oriented Growth By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Site for Day Laborers Suffering From Success By Santiago O'Donnell, Times Staff Writer

• 'Apathetic Attitude' : Glendale Raps Contractor for Garage Delay By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer

• Highland Park Farmers' Market Plan Unveiled By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Towers Proposed North of Galleria : Agency OKs Preliminary Design of City's Largest High-Rise Project By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer

• 'Oh, she was gored that day,' Abernathy recalled. By Doug Smith

• Another Excellent Child-Care Program

• A Totally Radical Freshman : Lindstrom Beats Image, CSUN Foes By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Notebook / Sam Farmer : Local Drivers Crash in Long Beach Races By Sam Farmer

• The House

• Slum Citations Mount in 4 Cities Against Landlords : Tenants Say Owners Refuse to Repair Shoddy Living Conditions By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer

• Repertoire Built Around Spirituals : Choir Sings to Preserve Music of Black Slaves By Gerald Faris, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach Planners Will Expand Efforts to Spread Word on Projects

• Committee OKs 2 of 3 Bills on Child Fitness By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer

• St. John Bosco High Gets Career Education Award

• Citizens Panel to Study Toxic-Waste Project By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach Council Approves $1-Billion Project at Old Pike Site By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer

• Renaming of Century Blvd. to Proceed By Lee Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Whittier : Schools Seek $180,000 Lost in Accounting Error

• Downey : Pizza Delivery Man Hit, Killed by Police Car

• Downey : Residents Near Park Express Concerns on Crime

• Long Beach : Rancho Gets Status as State Historic Landmark

• Hawaiian Gardens : Schultze Emerges From 'Recall Mania' as Mayor

• Long Beach : Vote Confirms Denial of Officers' Legal Defense

• Long Beach : Public Speaking Time at Council Meetings Cut

• South Gate : Police to Keep $215,000 From Narcotics Raid

• Whittier : 58-Home Development to Be Walled and Gated

• Pit Crew Fills Need for Speed : 25-Member Kraco Team Makes Valiant Effort in 4th-Place Run By Dick Wagner, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Falcon Guard to Play at CSU Northridge

• Compton Elects Moore; Tucker, Adams in Runoffs By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer

• gad fly : (gad fli) \o7 n\f7 ., one habitually engaged in provocative criticism of existing institutions, typically as an individual citizen. By Dana Parsons, Times Staff Writer

• Tracing the Sad End of a World-Famous Beauty By Joseph N. Bell

• Civic Siblings Abroad Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Child Abuse Report Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• FOCUS : Red Hill: Color It Idyllic Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Dallas Jamison / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Cars Sprout Antennas as Cellular Phones Ring Out Through the Southland By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• At Milkshake Mecca, Get It While It's Cold By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Shelter's Fund-Raisers Thanked By Pamela Marin, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Benefit for RIO Is Casual but Chic By Ann Conway

• Designers Put On Their Best for Actors Group By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Nail Trims Cuts Kitty's Scratching By Dr. Glenn Ericson, Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is immediate past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn

• The Newport Harbor benefit cruise aboard the Pacific...

• New Recipes Learned on Trips of the Trade By Mike Spencer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Should the lyric in "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" be... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• "We have succeeded in bringing the jury from the fantasy...

• "He was part of the American quilt. His patch in that...

• Nixon Pardon

• Electric Cars

• Closing County Juvenile Camps

• Hamilton Deserves Answers

• Back on the Right Route

• Correcting a Housing Crisis

• Student Loans

• Closing County Juvenile Camps

• Closing County Juvenile Camps

• Bill to Protect Mountain Lions

• Student Loans

• Big Brothers

• To Be Flexible on Arms, Reactors Must Be Reopened By Mackubin Thomas Owens, \f7 and \o7 Mackubin Thomas Owens, a professor of defense economics at the Naval War College in Newport, R.I., was responsible for legislative affairs for the nuclear-weapons programs of the Department of Energy in 1985-1987. The views expressed here are his.

• Condemn Tactics of Human Displacement By Aryeh Neier, \f7 and \o7 Aryeh Neier is executive director of Human Rights Watch in New York.

• When a Killer Quake Strikes Our Schools, Will Poor Planning Add to Toll? By Ferne Halgren, \o7 Ferne Halgren, the coordinator of the School Earthquake Management Program for UCLA Extension, is the founder of QuakeSafe, a nonprofit organization devoted to public earthquake safety education\f7

• Japan's Questionable Democracy : Recruit Scandal Has Revealed the Truth of a One-Party State By Alan M. Webber, \f7 and \o7 Alan M. Webber is managing editor of the Harvard Business Review. He is currently in Japan as a U.S.-Japan Society Leadership Fellow.

• Making Amends

• Prosecutor of 4 Youths in School Fires Hints at Witchcraft Connections By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer

• Small-Business Owners Breathe Easier : Tougher Anti-Smoking Plan Is Scrapped By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer

• Hard Work Helps Overcome Crippling Loss : In Jamul, Growing Proof You Can't Keep a Good Man Down By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Council Panel Straddles Ditch Issue, Wants U.S., Mexico to Negotiate By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

• Oceanside Probe of Councilman's Election Winds Up By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer

• Actor Todd Bridges Denied Reduced Bail

• Abuses by Police Are Up, Says Coalition By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer

• Lindbergh Field Road Resurfacing Will Slow Traffic

• Teen-Ager in Stolen Car Shot by San Diego Officer During Confrontation By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer

• Condor Hatched at Park After 63 Hours of Pecking By Shawn Maree Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Effort Being Launched to Forge Port Tenants Into a Lobbying Force By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Forum Speakers Describe Experiences With Racism By Barbara Koh, Times Staff Writer

• Session to Assess Impact of Porter Ranch Project By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer

• St. Joseph to Pull Out of Trauma System June 19 By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Roads Panel to Act Today on New Ventura Freeway Lanes By James Quinn, Times Staff Writer

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• Actor Todd Bridges Denied Reduced Bail

• Redondo Opts for Own Unified School System By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer

• 22 Lose Jobs at Port Auto Prep Firms By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer

• Little Leaguer Knifed by Gang Members : Lawndale Calls for More Deputies By Barbara Baird, Times Staff Writer

• Campaign Fails to Oust Board of Ailing San Pedro Peninsula Hospital By Gerald Faris, Times Staff Writer

• Plan Aims to Reduce Freeway Truck Traffic By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Looking for Someone to Talk To : Pierce College Regular Struggles to Make Contact By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Prank Brings Walkout by Van Nuys High Pupils By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Attorney General, Neighboring Communities Contacted : Torrance Seeks Powerful Allies in Mobil Suit By George Stein, Times Staff Writer

• Youth Service Struggles for Life : Loss of Private Funds Threatens Referral Agency By Amy Louise Kazmin, Times Staff Writer

• General Plan Report Ordered

• Downtown Zone Change OKd

• Council OKs Assault-Gun Ban

• The House

• Refinery Initiative Analysis

• 30-Year Berth Lease for Unocal

• 18-Year-Old Sentenced to Prison in Gang Slaying

• 2 Companions of Slain Man Won't Be Charged

• Private School System Doesn't Need a Boost

• Walker Defends His Mobil Initiative

• 4th Youth Arrested in Slaying of Man Who Interrupted Theft

• Fire Kills 2 Men in Sepulveda Apartment

• Man Hurt in Police Pursuit of Stolen Car

• Truck Hits Policeman Chasing Drug Suspect

• A 'Sorry Situation' in Rancho Palos Verdes

• Bicyclist Discovers Body in Storm Drain

• Murder Charge Against Sylmar Youth Dropped

• 2 Charged With Assault in Drag-Race Incident

• McMartin Pre-School of Past Returns for Jurors By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer

• Laguna Niguel Cityhood Measure OKd for Ballot By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer

• Harbor Freeway Double-Decking Gets Under Way By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer

• Body May Be That of Missing Woman, Law Officers Fear By Jeff Mitchell and Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writers

• Passover: a Working Holiday : Rules of Ritual Keep It Busy By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer

• $9.9 Million Awarded Over Sinking Condos By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Throng Joins in Tribute to Sugar Ray Robinson : Boxing Great Called Hero In and Out of Ring By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer

• Alar Found in Apples at Four Upscale Markets By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer

• Head of New Ethics Panel Believes in the Cause By Rich Connell, Times Staff Writer

• Employee Wins $885,000 in Register Sex Bias Suit By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Los Alamitos : U.S. Moving Toward Giving Park to City

• Refuse-to-Energy Plant Gets Reprieve

• Santa Ana : Police Find Body of Man, 48, Who Had Been Shot to Death

• Cypress : Realty Firm Sues City Over Cypress Downs

• Program to Curb Truck Traffic OKd

• Six Appointed to Ethics Commission

• Homeless Shelter Files for Bankruptcy

• Brea : Council Names Ovrom as Acting City Manager

• Jury Award Against Chief Gates Upheld

• Salesman Vanishes During Test Drive

• Mayor Announces 2 Appointments

• Record 229 AIDS Cases in March

• Blame for Polluted Ground Water Not Clear, Marines Say By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer

• St. Joseph Pulls Out of Trauma Network By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Disney Looks for the Union Label : Worker Gets an Earful By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer

• He Fled County in 1985 : TV Show Catches Up to Longtime Fugitive By Lucille Renwick, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Visit Confirmed; Due at Anti-Drug Event

• State Seeks to Revoke Pap Lab's License By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer

• Gionis Lawyer Blames Investigator : Gal Described as 'Free Agent' in Wayne Assault By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Trial Anticlimax: Convicted Killer's Statement Unread By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• Crime Fighters' Party Raises Money for a DNA Lab By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Albert Maloney Services Friday in Newport Beach

• Duarte Flies to U.S. for Cancer Treatment From United Press International

• Lottery Results

• Family Symposium at El Toro : Marines Attack Abuse of Children By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer

• Story on Pregnant Valedictorian Doesn't Make Grade By Deborah Christensen

• Assembly \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer\f7

• Ruth Dyar Mendenhall; Mountaineer, Writer

• Roy Titus; Philanthropist, Executive

• Edward Brecher; Wrote 'Opting for Suicide'

• H. Roy Kelley, 95; Architect and Designer

• Times Poll : Latinos Split Over Plan for Border Ditch By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer

• Governor Tells Plan to Revamp Workers' Comp By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Murder Suspect Salcido Is Arrested in Mexico : Immediately 'Began to Confess What He Had Done in California,' Police Spokesman Says By Kevin Roderick and Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writers

• Senate Passes $157-Billion Bill for S&L Rescue By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer

• An Outpouring by Fans: They Really Do Love Lucy By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Uproar in Zimbabwe : Just for Once, Corruption's a Real Scandal By Michael A. Hiltzik, Times Staff Writer

• Blast Kills 47 on Battleship Iowa : Explosion Hits 16-Inch Gun Turret During Maneuver Off Puerto Rico By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Ocean Data Shows Global Warming May Have Begun By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer

• Salvador Bomb Kills Atty. Gen. : Officials Blame Leftists, See Plot to Stem U.S. Aid By Kenneth Freed, Times Staff Writer

• Texans in Wright Oil Deal Seek Share in AF Program

• Confession a Key Issue as Ex-Harvard Student Is Tried for Robberies By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• $1-Billion Hike in State Income Taxes Proposed By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Daphne du Maurier, Author of 'Rebecca' and 'The Birds,' Dies By Burt A. Folkart, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Assembly Unit Approves Plan to Raise Gas Tax 5 Cents By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Extradition From Mexico: It's Tricky Going : Nation Historically Reluctant to Turn Over Citizens for Prosecution Despite Treaty By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Chooses Yale Physicist as Science Aide From the Washington Post

• Pro-Democracy Rally Dispersed Again in Beijing By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• Must Improve Nuclear Arms, Cheney Tells NATO From Times Wire Services

• NATO Puts Off New Missiles in Bow to Bonn By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer

• Crushing of Soviet Georgia Protest Said to Show Reforms' Frailty By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Brezhnev's Son-in-Law Getting VIP Treatment in Labor Camp By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Iran Tells Women: Makeup Means Lashes From Reuters

• Financier Caught During Rejuvenation Therapy : Quest for Youth Khashoggi's Undoing By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• Beirut's Water, Power, Phones Targeted : Syrians Smashing Key Facilities, Christian Spokesman Says By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• PLO Role in Mideast Peace Is Essential, Jordan's King Tells Bush By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Mubarak Declares Shamir Bars Peace From Reuters

• Thousands Flee to Israeli-Controlled South Lebanon : Beirut Refugees Put Politics Aside in Quest for Safety By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Once-Feared M-19 Group Hosts Party at New Offices : Colombia Rebels Come In From the Cold By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer

• Opposition May Boycott Nicaragua Vote : Wants Further Changes in Sandinista-Approved Electoral Law By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer

• Elsewhere in Atlantic, 2 Other Ships Collide From United Press International

• Corporate Jet Lands Safely From Associated Press

• Gunpowder Ignition During Loading May Be to Blame : Explosions Rare in Navies' Biggest Guns By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• Asteroid's Passing a 'Close Call' for Earth, NASA Says From United Press International

• Turbulent '60s Live Again at Funeral for Activist : Radicals, Friends Bid Hoffman Farewell By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer

• Oil Tanks Explode; 5 Hurt From United Press International

• Meese Criticizes Walsh Inquiries as 'Overkill' By Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writer

• Impassioned Sullivan Tells Jury North Is No More Guilty Than Reagan By Robert L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer

• President Picks Nominee for Ambassador to Turkey From United Press International

• U.S. Warned of 'Hole' in Its Ozone Policy : Adding Carbon Tetrachloride to Worldwide Phase-Out List Urged By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Panel Backs 2 Bills to Curb Assault Rifles By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Female Worker Wins $885,000 in Bias Suit By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Outpatient's Heart Linked to Doctors by Remote Aid From United Press International

• Setting Rules on Wives' Jobs Hits Home for Many in Congress By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer

• Utah Governor Signs Bill to Provide Fusion Funds From United Press International

• Congressional Unit Seeks Funds for L.A. Drug Fight By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Church Groundskeeper Held in Slaying of Girl, 13 From United Press International

• Action Demanded on Police Misconduct By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer

• Cold Fusion Is Hot Topic at UC Campus By Miles Corwin, Times Staff Writer

• Roberti Will Seek Final Passage Today of Measure to Ban Assault Weapons By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• The State

• The World : Pan Am Re-Bookings Told

• The Nation : Soviet Oil-Skimming Ship Joins Cleanup

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The World

• The State : Computer Vote Test a Success

• The World

• The World

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• Allegations in Kellerman Inquiry Grow By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

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• Fund Surplus May Cut Cost for Medicare's Elderly, Disabled From United Press International

• Judge Cautions Jurors as They Get North Case From Associated Press

• Southland : 10 Arrested in Biggest-Ever Bust of Boiler-Room Investment Scams \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Navy Stops Use of Guns Like One on Iowa From Reuters

• World : Mourners Riot at Jordan Funeral \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Southland : 3-Month Term for Violating Gun Ban \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• World : Stop Using Guns, U.N. Tells Israel \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Local : 10 Arrested in Biggest-Ever Bust of Boiler-Room Investment Scams \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Senate Bows to Governor, Puts Off Its Gun Ban Vote : Atty. Gen. Calls Plea Incredible From Associated Press

• State : Copter Crashes in Stockton; 2 Killed \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Local : Man Pleads Not Guilty in Murder of West Hills Couple in 1988 \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Southland : T. Jones, Northrop's CEO, to Retire \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• World : Lech Walesa Pays Homage to Pope \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Suspect Held in Slaying of Woman, 21 : Man Arrested Where Car of Garden Grove Victim Is Found By Lucille Renwick, Times Staff Writer

• Nation : Pro-Choice Mail Floods Thornburgh \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• EPA Chief Urges Radon Testing of All Schools From Associated Press

• Nation : Puppy's 911 Growl Just in Fun \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Fulbright Honored in Greece \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Soviets Cancel New Reactors for Chernobyl From United Press International

• Bush Re-Establishes Space Council Disbanded in '73 From United Press International

• World : Landslide Kills 52 in Soviet Georgia \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Austrian Town Fortified on Centennial of Hitler's Birth From Associated Press

• Bush 'Conscience Is Clear' About Contra Affair From Associated Press

• Nation : Government Jobs at All-Time High \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• World : 1,400 Air Force ID Cards Stolen; Bases Worldwide Warned of Peril \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Clark Ejection a Magic Act for Padres : Santiago, Davis Also Big Hits Against Giants By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Chargers Still Covet Aikman, Ponder Options By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer

• National League Roundup : Another Error by Smith Opens the Door for Pirates to Beat Cardinals By Dan Hafner

• Loyola Marymount freshman outfielder Joe Ciccarella was 12...

• Delahoya All Business for Grant, 5-2 By Vince Kowalick, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Injured Leuzinger Ace Will Try to Pitch By Rob Fernas

• Stillwell to Resign Baseball Post at Moorpark College By Ralph Nichols, Times Staff Writer

• PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Bishop Montgomery Strands 10, Bows to Mater Dei Nine, 5-0 By Tim Dermody

• Loyola Edges Fresno, 8-7 By Stuart Matthews

• The St. Bernard Star Can Hit, Pitch and Play First Base. 'I Feel Like We're Getting Two Or Three Players in One,' Says Pepperdine's Andy Lopez Who Will Coach Him Next Season. : Dan Melendez: Mr. Versatility By Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer

• Jenkins Hurls Another Gem for Stubborn Simi Valley By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer

• De La Maza, St. Genevieve Finally Beat Notre Dame By John Ortega, Times Staff Writer

• A Race Too Close to Call : San Luis Obispo, Pomona Top CCAA in Baseball but Youthful Northridge Remains in the Hunt By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer

• High School Roundup : Newbury Park Remains Tied for First With 6-5 Victory Over Westlake

• Former Champ Tubbs and Evans to Fight at Strand Tonight By Steven Herbert

• Cal Lutheran Hits Road and Road Hits Back By Mike Hiserman, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Thousand Oaks Pitcher to Attend Northridge

• Corso Declines Overseas Offer to Remain as Harvard Coach By Tim Brown

• Harvard Water Polo Goalie Makes Junior National Team

• The Colleges : Chong Feasts on Pomona Pitching After His Jersey Goes to the Dogs

• College Roundup : CSUN Sweeps Doubleheader in Softball

• Numbers Help Tell Story in Marmonte League Race

• Cal Lutheran to Again Play Host to District 3 Softball Tournament

• The High Schools : North Hollywood Cheers Many Happy Returns

• High School Baseball Roundup

• Ippolito Hangs In, Helix Beats El Capitan By Rick Hazeltine

• Lineman Brad Edwards Leaves SDSU Football

• High School Baseball Roundup : Mira Mesa Errs Less Than Madison for Victory By Scott Miller

• UCLA Wins Race for Jorgensen By John Geis

• JUMPING FOR JOY AGAIN : Basketball Burdens of February Behind, Jerome Price Is Going to Any Lengths in Track By Don Patterson

• Kings' Kontos Goes From Zero to Hero By Mike Downey

• Angels Give Up Runs, Not Game as Witt Weathers White Sox, 7-2 By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS : Kings Lose Grip When Up by 3-2 : In 3 Playoff Games, They've Turned 1-Goal Leads Into 4-3 Defeats By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

• Morgan Tiptoes Through Reds, and Dodgers Get a 3-0 Victory By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer

• NOT RETIRING SORT : Unlike Ted Williams, Spahn Didn't Go Gracefully, He Had to Be Knocked Out By Bob Oates, Times Staff Writer

• Forget Fire, Chicago Had Real Disaster By Jim Murray

• Kevin Hickey Is Living Out Another Hockey Fairy Tale By John Eisenberg, The Baltimore Sun

• BROADCAST BLUES : Garagiola May No Longer Be an Announcer, but He Still Talks a Good Game By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• Tennis Roundup : Lendl, McEnroe Advance in Japan Open From Associated Press

• Trainer's Life Without Tyson Has a Not-So-Familiar Ring to It

• No. 2 Stanford Sweeps No. 1 UCLA in Volleyball, 15-7, 15-10, 15-6 By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer

• Magic Is Looking and Playing Like a Rookie Again By Scott Ostler

• Elster Errorless in 73 Games, a Record

• National League Roundup : Padres Beat Giants Again, 4-3, as Jack Clark Is Ejected at Candlestick By Dan Hafner

• Farrell Wins Dive Title at U.S. Championships Associated Press

• Broke the Mold Is Santa Anita Winner

• American League Roundup : Viola Agrees to 3-Year, $7.9-Million Contract, Then Loses By Dan Hafner

• Bayakoa Beats Goodbye Halo by Four Lengths, Ends Whittingham's Streak Associated Press

• NHL Playoffs Roundup : Penguins' Win Streak Is Short-Circuited by Flyers, 4-2 By Dan Hafner

• Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Once Again, Mint 400 Will Be Held on Original Rock Garden Course By Shav Glick

• Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Announcers Leave 'Em Laughing at, of All Places, Keeneland By Bill Christine

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• Georgia Tech linebacker Kevin Salisbury was indicted on...

• Team USA lost its fourth consecutive game, a 5-4 decision...

• Off-road racer Steve Centurioni, 40, of Pasadena was...

• Seattle is making a bid to hold the 1989 Davis Cup final...

• Coaches Indicted for Drugs

• Doug DeWitt won the World Boxing Organization's...

• John Lloyd will return as player-coach of the Los Angeles...

• Richard Long, owner-skipper of the yacht Flyer, is the new...

• Long Beach Signs 3 Softball Players

• Sea View League : Estancia Has Tustin's Number, 1-0 By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Prep Baseball Roundup

• Titans' Sneed Picks Dion as Assistant By Robyn Norwood

• Prep Baseball Roundup : Mission Viejo Gets Back on Track By Al Preston

• College Roundup : Chapman Routs UC Irvine, 10-4

• UC Irvine Notebook / John Weyler : Kaplan's Choice Might Save His Promising Pro Tennis Career By John Weyler

• NBA Roundup : Suns Keep Heat on Lakers With a Rout of Miami By Dan Hafner

• IN BRIEF : 'Lady Vols' Feted in Rose Garden \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Teen Upsets Leconte in Swatch Open From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Portland's Duckworth Out of Game \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• IN BRIEF : Bruckner, Bowman Lead in Dunlop \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Kansas State Signs L.A. All-Stater

• Team USA Player Tests Positive for Illicit Drug From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Mark Gastineau May Try Comeback \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Football Assn. Proposes 16-Team Playoff From Associated Press

• UCLA's Aikman Signs With Cowboys : Agent Says Quarterback Will Become Highest-Paid Rookie in NFL History From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Adrian White Charged in Bar Incident \o7 From Times wire services\f7

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• Roar of Harleys Lifts Stricken Biker's Spirits By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• Owner of Chemical Plant Arrested By Jesse Katz

• Beauchamp Drops Plans for Harbor Village Lease By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Hope's Up : Despite Hurdles, Surfers Think They Have a Chance to Build a Ride-Enhancing Reef By Ken Mcalpine

• Toxic Perils More in the Public Eye By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• Poll Shows Voter Support for Tax Hike to Fix Roads By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Conejo Days Celebration of the Old West Set to Begin

• Study Says Seniors Benefit More From Therapy By Meg Sullivan, Times Staff Writer

• Steel Traps Set for Stray Felines Stir Cat Fight in Tony Ventura Keys By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Business Survey Shows Housing Cost Concerns By Gerry Brailo Spencer, Times Staff Writer

• Boxing Returns With an Added Punch : Oxnard Gym Gears Local Fighters for Pro Careers By Paul Olson

• Boxing Returns With an Added Punch : Orange County Group, Ventura Theater Bet Local Fans Will Support Comeback By Paul Olson

• Notebook /Sean Waters : After Santa Paula Holds a Lead, the Coach Gets to Write One By Sean Waters

• Fillmore School District OKs 'Custom Calendar' By Gerry Brailo Spencer, Times Staff Writer

• Contractors Never Work So Quickly for Us By Jack Smith

• 12-Year-Old Audubon Article Warned of Dangers of Valdez By Bob Sipchen, Times Staff Writer

• CONSUMERS : Bumpy Spot on the Road to Retirement By Don G. Campbell

• Estate Plans: Where There's a Will . . . By Jeffrey S. Klein

• Targeted Cars Hold the Key to Thefts By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• Reader Raises Lots of Heat Over a Sauna By Herb Hain

• Beginner's Rule: Go Buy the Book By Don Alpert

• CONSUMERS : Twools Give Short Arms a Long Reach By Lynn Simross

• Book Review : A State of Innocence Duly Punished By Richard Eder, Times Book Critic

• Pioneer Aviator Fete at Museum of Flying By Mary Lou Loper, Times Staff Writer

• Diplomacy Was in Order at Reception for Envoys By David Nelson

• College of the Canyons' New Program Trains Child Care Specialists. Call It . . . : Nanny and the Professor By Barbara Bronson Gray, \o7 Gray is a Van Nuys free-lance writer. \f7

• The Wedding Song : Bands Find a Rewarding Niche Providing Magic Moments at Receptions By David Colker, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• 'The Triarchic Mind' : Yale Psychologist Defines Three Types of Intelligence By Steve Courtney, The Hartford Courant

• Technology Turns Teens Into Total Phone Freaks By Michele Seipp, \o7 Seipp is a Beverly Hills free-lance writer\f7

• Research Makes a Case Against Joint Custody for Some From Times Wire Services

• The Pack-Rat Syndrome : Some People Live and Die in Garbage-Choked Houses, and No One Understands Why By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• CONSUMERS : Calculating the Real Costs of That Home Equity Loan By Lynn Simross, Times Staff Writer

• Gourmet Food Fair, Auction Set for Venice Art Walk '89 By Kevin Allman

• What Happens When Consumers Complain By Don Oldenburg, The Washington Post

• L.A. Imposes Stiff Curbs on Hillside Building By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Police Raid 'Sex Church' in West L.A., Arrest Couple By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Captain's Wharf : Commission Could Scuttle Restaurant By Julio Moran, Times Staff Writer

• Victory Vow : Beverly Hills Mayor Says He'll Finish Civic Center, 'Even If I Have to Do It Myself' By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer

• Culver City : Sign to Be Reconsidered

• Westchester : Planning Advisory Group

• Culver City : Traffic Analysis of Block

• Santa Monica : Conrad Sculpture Site OKd

• Santa Monica : Hotel Construction OKd

• Santa Monica : Council OKs Street Vending

• West Hollywood : Gay Group Presents Awards

• Culver City : Teachers Union Complains

• Malibu : Group Sues L.A. County

• Baldwin Hills : Community Task Force

• West Hollywood : Land Sworn In as Mayor

• Beverly Hills Schools Receive State Award

• Venice Town Council Rejects Mall Developer's Offer to Settle Lawsuit By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer

• Hasidim and Horses : Trainer Juggles Track, Talmud By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer

• Program Rounds Up, Returns Truants to School By Roxana Kopetman, Times Staff Writer

• Fishing : You Name It and You've Got It, All Kinds of Surface Fish Hit the Hooks By Dan Stanton

• The House : Funding Curb

• Slugger Also Makes Quick Trips to Mound By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer

• SportsScope : Bruins Run Out of Dual Track Triumphs at 42; Mt. Sac Meet Next