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What happened on February 11, 1989
NEWS
On Previn's Editing of Erickson's 'Corona'
Show-Biz Benefits
Artistic Defense
Black Categories?
On Previn's Editing of Erickson's 'Corona'
On Previn's Editing of Erickson's 'Corona'
Show-Biz Benefits
On Previn's Editing of Erickson's 'Corona'
Old West War
Old West War
Oscar, Come Home
Oscar, Come Home
James Brown's 'Friends'
Comedian Seinfeld
Nixon's Analysis
Sarah Vaughan Performance Is Panned as 'Poorest' at Best
Much Ado About Penn
Raymond Burr Is Back as TV's Perry Mason to Defend a Law Student Accused of Murder By Ronald Clarke, Reuters
A Novel Way to Write One By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
Spotlight: Iglesia Community Park Clipboard researched by Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Intercounty Traffic Volume Clipboard researched by Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Have you Had an Abortion? Would You?
Getting the Most Out of a Good Family Fight By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Slow, Steady Koontz Is Suddenly on Top By Dennis Mclellan
Pacifica's President, Like the Yachts She Builds, Is 1 of a Kind By Shearlean Duke, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Giving a Picture a Second Look By Robert Lachman, Times Staff Writer
Getting More Educated Clipboard researched by Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Portrait of a Teen Tragedy : Most Everyone Said That Ed Makielski Was Caring, Loving, Happy, Handsome...and That He Was Hooked on the Horror of Drugs By John Needham, Times Staff Writer
Contrary County: Polls and Votes Don't Agree By Joseph N. Bell
'Drugs Are Ripping Me Apart,' Teen Says in Taped Message By John Needham, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Disparities in Property Taxes Created by Proposition 13
Life in the Poorhouse
Disparities in Property Taxes Created by Proposition 13
Disparities in Property Taxes Created by Proposition 13
Disparities in Property Taxes Created by Proposition 13
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Life in the Poorhouse
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Disparities in Property Taxes Created by Proposition 13
Bloodshed and Revolutions
Controversy Over Gun Control Laws
Bloodshed and Revolutions
. . . Development in Calabasas
Pro & Con on Westlake North . . .
. . . Phoenix House . . .
Wholesale Prices, Prime Rate Climb : Lending Level of 11% Adopted by Major Banks By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
Quayle Backs Israel, Is Wary of PLO Stance By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Like Problem He Inherited From Brown : Deukmejian Could Leave Chaotic Budget Situation By Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Senators Hear Gates Assail Assault Rifles By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Unity Bid by Afghan Rebel Factions Dissolves in Chaos By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Long Budget Battle Likely Over Spending Priorities By Tom Redburn and William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writers
'Heavenly' Monarch : Japan Issue: Words Fit for an Emperor By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Bush Pledges Action Toward Acid Rain Pact
Wholesale Prices, Prime Rate Climb : Biggest Increase in 3 Years Stirs Inflation Fears By Oswald Johnston, Times Staff Writer
Major Tower Discrepancy Found by Panel By Ronald J. Ostrow and John M. Broder, Times Staff Writers
Baker Asking for Waiver of Ethics Rules By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer
North Trial Secrets Curbs Twice Rejected : Justice Dept. to Seek Supreme Court Order After Being Rebuffed By Robert L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer
Walesa Warns of Plot, Urges 6-Week Strike Moratorium From Reuters
Soviet Party Discloses $2.7-Billion Budget By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer
Dry, Balmy Weather Has Italians Praying for Winter By William D. Montalbano, Times Staff Writer
W. German Neo-Nazi Forms New Group After Old One Is Outlawed From Associated Press
Calls Capital 'City of 2 Faces' : John Paul Assails Poverty, Other Urban Ills in Rome By William D. Montalbano, Times Staff Writer
Six Officers Selected as Jurors in Court-Martial of Navy Captain By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Bush Says U.S. Will Continue Aiding Rebels From Reuters
Japan Plans Moderate Rise in Military Spending By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Baker to Aim for Better Relations in Bonn Visit By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
Might Give Up 'Right of Return' for Compensation by Israel : Key Palestinian Talks of a Compromise By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer
Polled Israelis Favor Returning of Some Land From Associated Press
Iran, Iraq Agree to Resume Peace Talks From Associated Press
New Jamaica Chief Wants Good U.S. Ties : Manley, an Ex-Castro Ally, Also Pledges to Honor $4-Billion Debt By Don A. Schanche, Times Staff Writer
Ships Collide Off Cuba; 3 Missing From Associated Press
Democrats Elect Ex-Jackson Aide by Acclamation : Brown Vows to Seek Unity as Party Chief By Robert Shogan, Times Political Writer
Antarctic Oil Spill Staunched; Scientists Still Assessing Impact By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer
Texas Town Shuts INS Office, Charges Filth, Crowding From Associated Press
Court Won't Halt Abortion on N.Y. Woman in Coma From Associated Press
Murderer Convicted in 14 More Slayings From Associated Press
N.J. Governor to Be Next Drew University President From Associated Press
High Court Refuses to Give Dog Its Day in 2-Year Legal Struggle By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Others Threaten to Leave Bench for Higher Salaries : No Pay Raise, Less Work, Judge Avows By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Man Guilty on 27 Counts Related to Sniper Attacks From Associated Press
Archdiocese Buys Tucson Diocese Cemeteries By John Dart, Times Religion Writer
'I Will Win' Democratic Party Job, Brown Says By Keith Love, Times Political Writer
Housing Closed to Gay Couples at UC Berkeley Special to The Times
Cucumber, Pepper Quarantine Lifted From United Press International
Insurer Appeals Policy Renewal Order
Pennsylvania U. Pledged $10 Million by Annenberg From Associated Press
Governor \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer\f7
Osamu Tezuka; Creator of Japanese Cartoon 'Astro Boy'
Justices Schedule Prop. 103 Hearing on March 7; Spring Ruling Expected By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
House Career Ended by Elizabeth Ray Scandal : Ex-Rep. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio From Staff and Wire Reports
U.S. Conducts First Nuclear Test of 1989 From Associated Press
James Patterson; Helped Write Atomic Energy Act
Eugene P. Fay, 86; Former L.A. Judge
Samuel Allison; Led Beverly Hills Church
'Killer Joe' Frank Piro; Dancer, Teacher
Peter H.B. Daniels; Musical Director, Arranger
Domiano Albanese; Restaurateur Served Free Food on St. Joseph's Day
More Tape of Controversial Long Beach Arrest to Air By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer
Highly Regarded Chief of Vehicle Smog Check Program Is Demoted By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Hagman Loses Bid to Build 42-Foot Tower By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Man Wins $3.2 Million for Harassment by Creditors By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer
'What would happen if they walked off their jobs and left everything like it was the night before?' : Janitors Get Attention With Rally By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer
Body of Missing South Africa Boy Reportedly Found From Associated Press
Accused Mass Killer Hits Prosecutor at Trial From Associated Press
2 Killed in Crash of Rescue Copter in France From Reuters
Quake Near Indonesia From Associated Press
Britain Ends Probe of Military Hero's Alleged War Crimes From Reuters
Mexican Migrant Worker Dies of Rabies in Oregon From United Press International
Chapman College : Heirs Demand Repayment of All Donations By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
The NHL Should Wise Up, Require Helmets for All
Surfers Should Challenge Waves, Not Each Other
Newspaper or Magazine, the Content's the Same
USC Might Consider Dropping Basketball
When It Comes to Money, Sports Are Fair Game
Hockey Fighting Needs a Little Less Exposure
Agassi Went Too Far With Bad Behavior in Davis Cup Matches
Hershiser's Demands Turn These Fans Off
Jordan Has Statistics to Rank With the Best
Hershiser's Demands Turn These Fans Off
Not Everyone's a Fan of Chicago's Caray
Wildcats Are Anything but a Dismal Team
Agassi Went Too Far With Bad Behavior in Davis Cup Matches
Agassi Went Too Far With Bad Behavior in Davis Cup Matches
Olympic Ideal Ended When Medal Tally Started
Steve Ortmayer Was Not Man to Coach Chargers
Steve Ortmayer Was Not Man to Coach Chargers
Steve Ortmayer Was Not Man to Coach Chargers
Aficionados of the Miniature Art Maintain Their Creations Are Not Just for Kids By Anne Z. Cooke
A Bottleship Navy Is His Specialty By Dick Roraback, Times Staff Writer
Tomatoes That Let You Get a Jump on Early Plantings By Bill Sidnam, \o7 Sidnam is an avid gardener and writer who resides in Orange County. \f7
Games People Play : Boccie: Sport of Caesars at a Park Near You By Peter W. Frey
Cheeseboro Canyon: Get There Before Bulldozers Do By John Mckinney
Excellent Time for Starting Spring-Blooming Varieties By Robert Smaus
'Hug a Raider' Benefit Monday By Dick Roraback
ENTERTAINMENT
ART REVIEW : Portrait of Artist as a Mixed-Up Man By William Wilson, Times Art Critic
N.Y. STAGE REVIEWS : 'We' Belongs on Film; 'Tale' Revives Legacy By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
'Hairspray's' Waters Masters the All-Irony Show at Bogart's By Chris Willman
Sutherland's Staying Power By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Signs of the Times By Steve Weinstein
Taking the Long View By Shauna Snow
Another Kind of Gospel By Steve Hochman
MOVIE REVIEW : 'The Fly II'--Get a Swatter By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Judy Davis Set to Star in 'Hapgood' at Doolittle
Howard Rumsey: He Switched the Lighthouse On to Jazz By Zan Stewart
Pacific Symphony Postpones Verdi Requiem By Chris Pasles
MUSIC REVIEW : 74-Voice St. Olaf Choir at Chandler Pavilion By John Henken
Jon Robertson: A Romance in Long Beach? By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer
Lively Dead Milkmen Like to Rattle Audiences By Steve Hochman
DANCE REVIEW : Ballet of Los Angeles at Saroyan Theatre, Fresno By Lewis Segal, Times Dance Writer
MUSIC REVIEW : Parkening Offers Simple Gifts By Gregg Wager
NBC's Connie Chung May Return to CBS By Jay Sharbutt
Weekend TV : Networks and Independents Do Battle for Ratings With Classic and New Movies By Steve Weinstein
Television Reviews : Gless Goes Renegade in 'The Outside Woman' By Lynne Heffley
Television Reviews : Maggie Smith's Magic Makes 'Heads' Magnetic By Sylvie Drake
Television Reviews : Nice Acting, Mangled History in 'Young Chaplin' By Sheila Benson
Bitter Contract Fight Killed Hedgecock Show By Kevin Brass
Memory of Prison Cell Shapes Filner's View of Rights Film By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Dance Figure, Once Lost in Drain, Resurfaces By Eileen Sondak
Budget Forces Symphony to Delay Requiem By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Andrae Crouch Brings Power of the Pulpit to Pop By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
KDOC-TV Plans Newscast Despite Loss of Co-Anchor By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer
Even Without Bill Haley, the Comets Still Attract '50s Rock 'n' Roll Fans By Rick Vanderknyff, Times Staff Writer
Folk Singer Carolyn Hester Is Back--Still Feisty, Full of Concerns By Don Heckman
BUSINESS
Notices Filed to Conform With New Plant Closings Law : 17 Firms in Southland Plan Layoffs By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Milken Brothers Go to Court to Save Jobs, 1988 Bonuses By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer
Pentagon Acts to Fix Payment Problems : Responsibility for paying local defense contractors has been shifted to Ohio to help eliminate delays. By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Scheme to Steal Millions From B of A Is Foiled : At Least 7,000 Customers to Get New ATM Cards as a Result of Elaborate Plot By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
Regulators Step In to Close 2 Ailing Southland S&Ls By Tom Furlong, Times Staff Writer
The Los Angeles Times announced that Donald J. Maldonado...
Motel 6 L.P. said it has completed the previously reported...
Securities Group to Sue Over Banks' New Role From Reuters
Bank to Shut Branches at 170 K mart Stores : 1st Nationwide Focuses on Acquisition Program By Nancy Yoshihara, Times Staff Writer
Stock Prices Plunge; Dow Off 36.97 : Rekindled Inflation Fears, Profit Taking Hurt Market By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
The U.S. housing industry finished 1988 with an 8.4...
Interest Paid on Home Equity Loans Is Still Deductible By Carla Lazzareschi
Answers for Savers on Some Federal Deposit Insurance Questions By Bill Sing
Costly Restructuring : Honeywell's 3-Month Loss Is $483 Million From Times Wire Services
Dataproducts Plans Talks With Potential Suitors By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer
Boesky to Hold Off on Applying for Parole From Times Wire Services
Faberge to Sell Cosmetics Units to Unilever : Arden, Brut, Aqua Net Among Firms Included in $1.55-Billion Deal By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer
Army Snubs 3 Southland Firms in Weapons Bidding By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
FarWest Financial Corp., the holding company for FarWest...
Mazda to Add 80 Car Dealerships in U.S. From Reuters
CREDIT : Inflation Fears Push Down Bond Prices
Upscale Units Lure Affluent With Amenities, Location By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
A Possible $3-Billion Project : Ford Aerospace Loses Out on Tank Destroyer By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
Firm Plans to Invest in PNB Financial, Obtain More Than 50% of Its Stock By James S. Granelli
Buyers Home In on Condos : Affordability Helps Attached Units Win Back Favor in County's Housing Market By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Newport Electronics Chairman Offers to Buy Company By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
Bank Will Repay Merchants Who Dealt With Credit Card Middleman : 2 Laguna Jewelers Are Among Those Owed Thousands By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Playing Lotto 6/49
People and Events By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
Wishes in the Rain By Al Martinez
"Most houses are nothing more than coffins--boxes with...
The Venerable Havanpola Ratanasara, a prominent Buddhist... By John Dart
Time to Work Out the Angles : 38 Years Later, Architect Still Labors Over His 'Unfinished Symphony' By John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
Doctors at USN Hospital Rebel Over Deficiencies By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Payola Charges Against Record Promoter Dropped By William K. Knoedelseder Jr., Times Staff Writer
Judge Places Severe Restrictions Covering Release for Buckey By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer
Tenants' Anger Flares at Hearing on Proposal to Sell Jordan Downs By Jill Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : L.A. County Sued on Malibu Sewer Plans
Local News in Brief : Ferraro Calls for Methane Task Force
Local News in Brief : Panel to Represent Disabled Proposed
Local News in Brief : Trash Collection Cost Called Too High
Local News in Brief : Council Candidate's Skid Row Adventure
Local News in Brief : Pioneer to Direct Hospital AIDS Unit
Local News in Brief : Another Woman in Mercedes Robbed
Local News in Brief : 4 Arrested in Huge Cocaine Seizure
Local News in Brief : Robbins Seeks New Hearing on Airport
On Road Again: Snow-Closed I-5 Reopens By Eric Malnic and Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writers
Avocados of Wrath: a Dirty Little War By Eric Malnic, \o7 Malnic is a Times staff writer. and \f7
Gold Rush-Era Edifice : St. Anne's Parishioners Won't Let Church Die By Charles Hillinger, Times Staff Writer
Think the Weather Outside Is Frightful? Guess Again By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Vatican Condemns Racism, Singles Out S. Africa By William D.Montalbano, Times Staff Writer
Congregations' Response to AIDS Accented : L.A. Video Encourages 'Education . . . Across Denominational Bounds' By Russell Chandler, Times Religion Writer
Invisible Women, Blind Men : Barbara Tuchman Was Seen Where It Counted By Carolyn See, \o7 Carolyn See has titled her next novel "Making History." \f7
Distress Signals
History as a Lamp for Our Dark Ages
Steel's Bad Habits
Staffing for Latin America
John A. Vibert, Memorial Park Founder, Dies
Bishop Borsch to Talk of the Needy By Thuha Tran
Artist's First Glimpse of Indian Rock Art Hooked Him for Life By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Faberge Eggs' Visit: A Baker's Dozen Plus One By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer
Judge to Hear SDG&E's Claim Disputing Water Board Power By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Bizarre Killing Tests Trauma Team : High School Copes With Arrest of Teacher's Aide, Students By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Specialty Crops Are the Growing Thing By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
Crisis in Criminal Caseload Forces Ban on Civil Trials By Barry M. Horstman and Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writers
Study by U.S. Navy, Mexicans Shows No AIDS in 357 Tijuana Prostitutes By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 2 Plead Not Guilty in Beating Deaths of 4
Local News in Brief : Widow Accepts Award for Evers
Local News in Brief : Panel to Represent Disabled Proposed
Local News in Brief : Ruling Expected in Gambling Case
Local News in Brief : Charges in Assault on Actress Dropped
Four San Diegans Are on Navy Jury Chosen for Captain's Court-Martial By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Concocting Chocolate Fantasies Teaches Real-Life Work Skills to the Disabled By Caroline Lemke, Times Staff Writer
Better Link for Bus, Trolley Systems : Transit Fares, Service Being Increased By Shawn Maree Smith, Times Staff Writer
Activist Couple Question Ethics of TV Reporter in On-Camera Arrest By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Anthony Quinn's Son Acquitted in Alleged Beating of Live-In Girlfriend
Cause of Death Told in Tampa Violence From Associated Press
Fugitive Escapes From Guard at Hospital : 3rd Inmate to Flee in 2 Months Captured After Wrecking Truck By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer
2 Teens Charged in Murder-for-Hire Plot By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Pioneer Doctor in AIDS Studies Joins Hospital By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer
Activists Welcome Bush Budget Plan to Buy Parkland By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Picus Foe Homeless for 2 Days : Candidate Walks Mean Streets By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
'Follow-Home' Bandit Trails, Robs Woman By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
Shoppers Spurn Pleas for Help : Cold Grips Homeless Couple By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita to Weigh Limits on Campaign Contributions By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
5 Arrested in Lancaster : Deputies Track Suspects in Snow By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
Company Is Fined $75,000 for Dumping Toxics in Bay By Jeffrey Bean, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Council Asked to Meet in Sunland-Tujunga
Local News in Brief : Motorcyclist Killed in Sepulveda Accident
Local News in Brief : Agoura Hills Hires Oxnard City Planner
Calls to Ban Assault Weapons Spur Sales of Guns in County By Michael Cicchese, Times Staff Writer
They Smoke Out the Road Smokers By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer
Protective Agency Threatened With Extinction : A Domestic Violence Crisis By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
South County : Crash Victim Identified as Riverside Man
Local News In Brief : Westminster : Seniors' King, Queen of Hearts to Be Named
Cypress : Mayor Plans to Resign, Move to San Clemente
Holiday Closings
Local News In Brief : La Habra : Motorcyclist in Hospital After Hit-and-Run
Countywide : Edison Student Wins County Spelling Contest
Agents Seize $40 Million in Cocaine By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer
Medieval Times Auditor Has Disappeared Twice Before By Marcida Dodson and Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writers
Escapee Accuses a Guard of 'Arranging' Breakout By Kimberly L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer
South County Growing Pains : City, School Officials Meet to Ease Tensions By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
Gates Foes Seek to Prove Surveillance of Critics By Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writer
On the Road Again: Snow-Closed I-5 Is Reopened After 3 Days By Hector Tobar and Eric Malnic, Staff Writers
L.A. Gang Member Given 42 Years for Santa Ana Slayings By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
Driver Killed After Hitting Bus Identified
Road Construction Signs in San Joaquin Hills Are Vandalized By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Lasorda Has Tale for Most Everything
Pepperdine Falls Into 3-Way Tie for WCAC Lead By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer
Hill Escapes Serious Injury in Accident : Dragster Takes to the Air in a Spectacular Crash at Pomona By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Robitaille Ices It in Overtime : Kings' 7-6 Victory Over Capitals Ends Road Winless Streak By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
For the Raiders, an Uneasy Peace : After a Turbulent Season, Shanahan, Davis to Try Again By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
COPING : Skaters' Careers Come First for Seriously Ill Coach By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Cocaine Found in Laz Barrera's, Lukas' Horses : Del Mar Winners Tested Positive for Drug, Say Racing Board Officials By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Kirk Receives Prison Term and Fine : Ex-Coach to Serve One Year, Pay $20,000 for Tax Evasion Associated Press
Simon of Cuba Upsets Lewis in 60 Associated Press
Meadowlands Invitational Track Meet : O'Sullivan Wins Mile, Sets 1,500 Record, Too Associated Press
Boxing / Earl Gustkey : Andrade Also Was a Winner With Tough Kids By Earl Gustkey
Skiing / Bob Lochner : Celebrities Race at Bear Mountain By Bob Lochner
Names in the News
Bill Elliott crashed and Dale Earnhardt spun out during...
Three reserve football players at the University of...
Dan Kelly, Longtime Broadcaster of Hockey Games, Dies of Cancer Associated Press
K.C. Jones, Wilkens Are Named to Hall of Fame
Names in the News
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Names in the News
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Shortstop Jose Uribe of the San Francisco Giants cannot...
Yamaguchi-Galindo Take Pairs Title By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Gibson May Need Surgery on His Sore Right Knee
Luhrs' Arrival Now Expected Sunday By Dan Byrne, Special to The Times
Rebel Rousters Meet Tonight at Irvine By Robyn Norwood
College Basketball / Robyn Norwood : Arizona, Pacific 10 Still Seeking Some Respect By Robyn Norwood
49ers Shoot for .500 Against Fresno State By Dick Wagner
Trojans Face Irish at South Bend By Chris Baker
Loyola Effective Outside and Inside : Fryer Scores 26, Gathers 25 to Lead Lions Past San Diego By Jim Lindgren, Special to the Times
WCAC Roundup : Bell Sparks USF Rally to Beat Gonzaga From Associated Press
Martial Law Pulls Away for Six-Length Victory in Santa Anita Feature Race
USC Women Turn It Around on UCLA By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Carter Leads, but 66 Players Fail to Finish From Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Chang Criticized by McEnroe for Pulling Out of Tournament From Associated Press
UCLA Tries to Extend Gymnastics Win Streak
Johnson Seeks 4th Motocross Victory By Don Patterson
Weekend Racing at Santa Anita : Cutlass Reality Facing Old Problem By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Canucks Edge Sabres, End Four-Game Losing Streak From Associated Press
Prep Basketball : Garden Grove League Roundup : La Quinta Proves Value of Teamwork : Aztecs Win Despite Campbell's Off Night By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
Prep Basketball : Garden Grove League Roundup : Rancho Alamitos Rallies to Win By Larry Nista, Times Staff Writer
Prep Basketball : Freeway League Roundup : Sunny Hills Stops Fullerton : Lancers Earn a Share of First Place With Victory By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Prep Basketball : Sunset League Roundup : Fountain Valley Ties Up League Race With Comeback By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Prep Basketball : Empire League Roundup : El Dorado Wins 14th Game in Row By Dennis Kaiser
Prep Basketball : Sunset League Roundup : Ocean View Shuts Down Parks and Marina By Bill Robertson
PREP BASKETBALL : Orange League Roundup : Savanna Clinches Title With Victory
PREP BASKETBALL : Century League Roundup : Foothill Defeats Santa Ana Valley By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Chang Drops Out of Chicago Tournament With Tendinitis From Associated Press
PREP BASKETBALL : Olympic League Roundup : Ferguson Paces Whittier Christian
PREP BASKETBALL : South Coast League Roundup : Mission Viejo Takes Care of El Toro Down the Stretch, 65-62
PREP BASKETBALL : Garden Grove League Girls : Kennedy Surprises Rancho Santiago
PREP BASKETBALL : Pacific Coast League Roundup : Woodbridge Upsets Trabuco Hills, 78-68
Prep Soccer Roundup : Santa Ana Boys Win in the Final Minute to Clinch League Title By Al Preston
Prep Soccer Roundup
College Baseball Roundup : This Time, Fullerton Comes Back to Defeat Stanford By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : Kronemann Loses to Nation's Top-Ranked Player
Community College Roundup : Golden West Holds On for 5-4 Baseball Victory
Now It's the Worst of Times for \o7 Coach\f7 John Kuester Associated Press
Small Players Have Big Impact as Sockers Lose By Chris Ello
Nothing Phony About Donovan By John Steadman, The Baltimore Evening Sun
Sevier Leaving Chargers : On Way Out the Door, He Defends Ortmayer Over Recent Trades By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
Cleveland Eyes Playoff Run After Dashing Past Kennedy By Steve Elling, Times Staff Writer
Rally Earns Camarillo Share of Title By Tim Brown, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
GOING SOLO : Valley's Stephens Emerges From Shadow of Flamboyant Backcourt Mates By Gary Klein, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Stanford Socks It to CSUN in 3-Game Volleyball Sweep By Chris J. Parker
Granada Hills Disposes of Taft Behind Brown's 28 By Jim Coleman
CLU Gives Up Lead in 9th, Then Rallies to Beat Master's, 7-6 By David Salkin
The Colleges : It's One Small World, and Cassidy Proved It
Girls' Basketball : North Hollywood, Reseda Tie for Mid-Valley Crown
City Section Boys' Basketball : Lofton's 26 Give El Camino Real a Title
Southern Section Boys' Basketball : Loyola Defeats Crespi for 3rd Time By Mike Glaze
Occidental's Harris, Black Win in Tennis
Share of Alpha Title Eludes L. A. Baptist By Rocky Pinheiro, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Southern Section Boys' Basketball
THE JAYVEE : People on Junior Varsity Teams Don't Get a Great Deal of Attention, but They're More Concerned With the Future Than the Present By Kim Q. Berkshire
For Chargers to Reach Super Bowl, Henning Must Break Cycle By Dave Distel
Basketball Roundup : Valhalla's Clark Scores 55 Against Santana
Madison Gets Past Morse Again, Closes on First in League By Rick Hazeltine
Aztecs Hope to Continue Their Revival By Bob Wolf
UNLV Defeats San Diego State in Men's Tennis
Johnson Flying High, but Staying Down to Earth, in Motocross By Don Patterson
Port Banking on New Way to Succeed By Gene Wojciechowski
Toner Returns to Servite as Varsity Football Coach By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Irvine's Bev Oden to Attend Stanford
ALL THE WAY BACK : Bickmore Perseveres After Unexpected Illness to Become Top Player at SCC By Pamela Ceren
Chapman's Bowman Interested in Titan Fund-Raising Job
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