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What happened on January 07, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
Prince Fires Management, Legal Teams By Patrick Goldstein
The 'Bad Girl' of Ballet Is Back at Age 49 By Donna Perlmutter
NAACP Nominations Honor Los Angeles' Black Theater Artists By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
Zsa Zsa Gabor Escorted Off Plane Associated Press
County OKs Grants to Arts Groups
Having a Merrie Olde Time : 1520 A.D. Is Lively, Noisy, Rowdy--but Not Too Bawdy By Charles Solomon
Fans of Prep Sports Aren't Getting Enough
Pianist Is on Record as Artist and as Head of His Own Label By Don Heckman
South Coast Symphony Starts to Reduce Deficit By Chris Pasles, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Two cast changes were announced Friday for the New York...
Postnuclear Beer Decision Delayed By Mark I. Pinsky
Let Officials Have Final Say on Calls
DANCE REVIEW : No Looking Back for 3's Company on Anniversary By Eileen Sondak
SYMPHONY REVIEW : Somber Opening Augurs a More Serious '89 By Kenneth Herman
Unexpected Flurry of Albums on Tap By Robert Hilburn
Real 'Cops' in Action on New Fox Show By Howard Rosenberg
'Radio Kandy' Sweet on the 'SCTV' Theme By Dennis Mcdougal, Times Staff Writer
Sixth in Line By John Voland
Hyper Hollywood By Shauna Snow
'Almost Perfect' Imperfectly Reviewed in N.Y. By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
JAZZ REVIEW : Rodney Quintet at Enlarged Catalina's By Leonard Feather
MUSIC REVIEW : Violist Ohyama Graduates to Podium By Martin Bernheimer, Times Music Critic
POP LP CHART : Anita Baker's Still Cooking By Dennis Hunt
Television Reviews : PBS' 'Wreath' Captures the Heart of Loneliness By Lynne Heffley
Television Reviews : NBC Shows the Good and Evil of 'Twist of Fate' By Howard Rosenberg
Weekend TV : Documentary Charts Changes in Kids' Lives; Four-Way Battle Looms in Sunday Prime Time By Steve Weinstein
BUSINESS
Continental Airlines announced that it will begin service...
Bank Board's McKenna Won't Get New Term ASSOCIATED PRESS
Interest From Savings Taxable Even for Retirees By Carla Lazzareschi
3.75-Gain Pushes Dow Ahead 25.72 for Week; Dollar Sharply Higher From Times Wire Services
Harry Usher Joins Executive Search Firm ASSOCIATED PRESS
Robinson's Chain to Take Over Five Goldwaters Stores By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Stockpiles Expected to Drop Sharply by Spring : Drought Jeopardizes Winter Wheat Crop By Larry Green, Times Staff Writer
Battling Over the Future of L.A.'s Historic Olvera Street
Closing U.S. Military Bases
Closing U.S. Military Bases
Battling Over the Future of L.A.'s Historic Olvera Street
Closing U.S. Military Bases
Closing U.S. Military Bases
Ban Against American Beef in Europe
Citibank Wins Right to Own Insurance Firm : No Fed OK Needed to Own Non-Bank Unit From Times Wire Services
Ban Against American Beef in Europe
Ban Against American Beef in Europe
Maxwell Communication Corp. said it sold Macmillan Inc.'s...
Murdoch Takes Over Collins for $721 Million From Reuters
Ethigen Corp. said it renamed its AL-721 food supplement...
The Tobacco Institute is again at odds with the Surgeon...
Ban Against American Beef in Europe
Dataproducts Corp. said Chairman Jack C. Davis has told...
This Year's Raiders Are What \o7 Not \f7 to Be
This Year's Raiders Are What \o7 Not \f7 to Be
Arthur Andersen Plans to Restructure, Get New CEO Associated Press
Japanese Banks Said to Be Close to Funding RJR Deal From Reuters
Diagnosing Data Disease : Tustin Firm Fixes Manufacturing Process After a Computer Virus Is Discovered By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
American Commerce National Bank in Anaheim posted record...
Paltex Editing & Production Systems Ltd. in London has...
RETAILING : Management of Heidi's Frogen Yozurt Says Firm Is Viable Despite Lawsuits Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
Prime Computer's Stock Soars on Belief That MAI Basic Four Will Acquire Firm By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Retailing Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
For Those Who Like to Vacation, Travel, Camp--It's Show Time By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Why More Than Half of Prime Computer's Shares Isn't Enough By John O'Dell
U.S. Upholds Comarco's Navy Contract By James S. Granelli
It's a Small World
Imperial Corp. Expects Quarterly Loss Due to Grand Wilshire Woes By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
UC Irvine May Pay the Price of Success
Getting Alimony: It's a Case-by-Case Affair By Judge B. Tam Nomoto, \o7 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. \f7
Duel in the Sun : The County's Grudge Match With L.A. : Is for Bragging Rights in Southland By Dana Parsons, Times Staff Writer
Spotlight: Craig Regional Park Clipboard researched by Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Expert on Whales Has Pet Tale By Shearlean Duke, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
After the Accident, Just Who's in Charge Here? By Joseph N. Bell
The Sniffles All Around Bring Misery, Closeness By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Budding Writers Often Bloomed in Teacher's Classroom By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
They Spread the Word to Those Who Can't Read By Paula Voorhees, Paula Voorhees is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Haze Doesn't Have to Leave You in a Fog By Robert Lachman, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Miniature Horses Measure Up Well By Paula Voorhees, Paula Voorhees is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
The New Tom Waits
Japan's Hirohito, 87, Dies After a Reign of 62 Years By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Smog Check Effort Raises Fines, Tempers By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Councilman Explains Withdrawal : Yaroslavsky Analysis: Bradley Too Popular By Ted Vollmer and Kevin Roderick, Times Staff Writers
1st Defense Fraud Indictments Made : Teledyne, 3 Executives, Navy Official, 2 Consultants Named by Grand Jury By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer
Yolo County Sheriff Indicted in FBI Sting By Paul Jacobs, Times Staff Writer
Couldn't Get Data Court Demanded : Walsh Caught Between Judge, Reagan Advisers By Sara Fritz and Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Officials Worry About Mexico Police Appointees By Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writer
Libya Civilian 'Masses' Sent to Chemical Plant By Michael Ross, Times Staff Writer
Quick Paint Job Can't Hide Rust in Motor City By James Risen, Times Staff Writer
Police Say Woman Beat Son to Get Drug Money Associated Press
Chimney Sweeps : A Touch of Luck From a Sooty Sleeve By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer
Woman Beat Son to Get Drug Money, Police Say Associated Press
Opponents, Supporters Predict Victory : Pay Hike Battle Brews in Congress By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Tower Mending; Nomination on Track By David Lauter and Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writers
Iranian Desert Gets 1st Snow in 50 Years Associated Press
Arab Radicals Form Anti-PLO Alliance in Occupied Territories Associated Press
Philippine Troops Storm Camp in Failed Effort to Free Hostages Associated Press
Africa Envoys Fly to China Site of Student Clash From Reuters
Voice Recorder Found From '87 Crash From Reuters
3 Prosecutors Fired Over Armenia Roles : 4 Others Assailed for Failing to Prevent Murders in Ethnic Clashes By Charles P. Wallace, Times Staff Writer
U.S. 'Poisoned' Air for Chemical Arms Talks, Shevardnadze Says By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
French Lottery: Rags to Riches to Riches Tale for Homeless Winner From Reuters
U.S. Tape of Clash Prompts Libya to Cry: 'Fake!' By Robin Wright, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Media Draw Bonn's Ire Over Libya By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
Fraud Probers Face Problem of Getting to Bigger Targets By Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writer
Known to Be Easygoing, Consultant Is Portrayed as Calculating : Indictment Casts Lackner in New Light By Carla Lazzareschi, Times Staff Writer
Parkin Case Moved From Obscurity to the Spotlight By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer
Autonomy of Teledyne Divisions Questioned : Some Industry Experts Say Indictment May Indicate Inadequate Control of Firm's Units By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Snow, Ice Grip East; Blizzard Sweeps Idaho From United Press International
Prison Guards Get Captivity Coverage United Press International
Toll in Peru War Climbs United Press International
Nuclear Accident Risk From Shuttle Satellite Plant Is Small, NASA Says By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7 and Associated Press
German Police Seize Two Bus Hijackers From Reuters
Some Danish Cabbies Roll Up Illegal Fares Associated Press
Arab League to Meet From Reuters
Italian Prison Aide Reportedly Admits Faking Ambush Associated Press
State Asians, Pacific Islanders Face Hostility, Panel Tells Van de Kamp By Ginger Lynne Thompson, Times Staff Writer
Abdul-Jabbar Not Too Old to Provide Inspiration
This Year's Raiders Are What \o7 Not \f7 to Be
Robinson May Not Be Hungry Enough to Win
Czechs to Probe Explosive That Downed Pan Am Jet Associated Press
New Treasurer Quickly Looks to 1990 Election By Leo C. Wolinsky, Times Staff Writer
Athletes Aren't Only Ones Who Work on Christmas
Trojans' Swan Song in Rose Bowl Had a Familiar Refrain
Prop. 73 Pressuring Would-Be Governors By Keith Love, Times Political Writer
Asians, Islands People Feel Sense of Hostility : New Wave of Prejudice Documented in Report; Problems With Police, School Officials Outlined By David Reyes and Ginger Lynne Thompson, Times Staff Writers
Modjeska Peak, Canyon Are Linked to Old Poland By John Mckinney
Time Is Right for Learning How to Prune Roses, Trees By Robert Smaus
That Peach You Planted May Be Only Ornamental : Before You Buy, Determine Which Trees Bear Fruit in Southern California--Nurseries Carry Some That Don't By Bill Sidnam
A Hands-On Cycle Fair in Long Beach By Gordon Black
Curtain Up--So Was Rep Crowd By David Nelson
Getting Back to the Roots : Local Rosarians Offer Expert Advice on Best Bouquet Varieties for Southland Gardeners By Mary Ellen Guffey, \o7 Mary Ellen Guffey of Malibu raises more than 50 rose bushes for bouquets\f7
Getting Back to the Roots : Though They Look Like Sticks Now, These Plants Will Grow Into Thriving Roses and Fruit Trees By Robert Smaus, Times Garden Editor
Comics, Sci-Fi Convention Features Films, Memorabilia By Ellen Melinkoff
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A New Breed of Border Crosser Is Adding to Delays By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
S & L Official Pleads Against Lenient Dierdorff Sentence By Anthony Perry, Times Staff Writer
New Committee Formed to Plan '91 Cup Race By Armando Acuna, Times Staff Writer
Bay Toxin Level Was 'Alarming' Before Ban on Anti-Algae Paint By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Funds Mires Plans to Buy Slough By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Oceanside Teacher Guilty of Molestation By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
Pesky Flu Bug Returns in Annual Visit; No Evidence of Epidemic By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer
Serial-Slayer Force Probes New Strangulation Attack By Shawn Smith, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Fire Department Celebrates 100 Years
Burgreen to Join March Today to Protest Gang Shooting
National City
Mother Arrested in Boy's Stabbing
Companies Expected to Pay Millions to Clean Dump By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer
Poway
Countywide
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego By Ann Connors
Wright Repulsing GOP Push to Oust Her From Panel By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Station Hires Reporter Facing Neglect Charge By Claudia Puig, Times Staff Writer
Former Pleasure Faire Site : Park Service Calls Buying Agoura Land Top Priority By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Sole Survivor Among 5 Struck by Car Testifies at Manslaughter Trial By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Reiner Plans '90 Campaign for Attorney General By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Lopez Canyon Landfill Neighbors Attack Findings in Expansion Plan Report By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
Yaroslavsky Ducks One Fight but Faces Second in Bid for Reelection By Dean Murphy and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
Hudson Hid AIDS to Continue Sex, Companion's Lawyer Says By Kenneth J. Garcia, Times Staff Writer
These Guys May Be Cruising for a Bruising By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
And This Time, He Conned His Jailers By Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : L.A. Top Destination for Phoenix Travelers
Local News in Brief : Man Sentenced to Death in Murder
Local News in Brief : * Lawman Accused of SBA Loan Scheme
Missing the 'News'
A Soft Rain Falling By Al Martinez
Local News in Brief : Marrow Transplant Hospital Expanded
Local News in Brief : Renaissance Faire Negotiating New Site
Local News in Brief : Infant in INS Custody an 8-Month Mystery
Late Christmas Better Than None at All By Patt Morrison
Local News in Brief : Shelters Stay Open Till Sunday Morning
Selected Reportable Infectious Diseases
Local News in Brief : Escapee From Prison in Nevada Captured
State Panel Says Peggy Buckey Can Resume Teaching By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer
Cool Days, Even Colder Nights Are on the Way By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer
Doctor, Aides Accused of Unlawful Medical Practice, Billing Fraud By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer
Agoura High Worker Accused of Molestation
Neighborhood Is All Revved Up Over Plan to Close Off Streets By Ginger Lynne Thompson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Wouldn't Hurt Anyone, Bomb Suspect Testifies From United Press International
Dog That Attacked 3 People Banished Associated Press
NCC's Longtime TV Watcher Leaves Post : Church Council's William Fore Fought for Re-Regulating Networks From Religious News Service
Church World Service Ponders Role in NCC From Religious News Service
The names, addresses and phone numbers of 2,400 sisters... By John Dart
New Chapter in Feud With IRS Goes to Court Associated Press
Paroled Pacoima Gang Member Sought as Suspect in 2 Sepulveda Slayings By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
Nevada Prison Escapee Seized in Sherman Oaks United Press International
Owners of Emptied Lake Win Right to Sue State From United Press International
Ban Against American Beef in Europe
Porn Star Sentenced to 45 Days in Jail in Prostitution Sting By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
County's Portrait Is Painted By Numbers By Lonn Johnston, Times Staff Writer
Wife Tells of Role in Sister's Death By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Cypress : Motorcyclist Dies in Collision With Truck
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Pedestrian Struck, Killed While Crossing Street
Local News in Brief : La Habra : Low-Cost Rabies Shots Offered at El Centro Park
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Thieves Can't Steal Life Out of Science Class By Kimberly L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Laguna Niguel : Accused Businessman Found Dead in Garage
Local News in Brief : County : Deputy Dies in Freeway Crash on Way Home
Convicted Drunk Driver Caught, to Begin Sentence By Mariann Hansen, Times Staff Writer
New Terminal May Boost Use of Airport by 77%, Report Says By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer
Suspect With Many Images : Man Denies Guilt in Molestations By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
$1-Million 'Project Catalyst' Aims to Foster Better Science Education By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer
Fuentes Will Ask 3rd Term Despite Furor By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Movie on North to Be Filmed Near Rare Bird Site at Prado Dam By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer
State Panel Says Peggy Buckey Can Resume Teaching By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer
Synagogue Seeks Sweaters, Blankets By Thuha Tran
Christmas Prayers Sent to Armenia By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer
Cool Days, Even Colder Nights Are on the Way By Jim Carlton and Jack Jones, Times Staff Writers
The Trickle-Down Presidency : As History's List Grows, Heroes Will Be Fewer By Henry F. Graff, \o7 Henry F. Graff is a professor of history at Columbia University, specializing in the presidency. \f7
Casting for an Aristocrat Democrat : Only a Blueblood Can Cure the Party's Chronic Anemia By Carolyn See, \o7 Carolyn See's next novel will be "Making History." \f7
Tangled North Case
Buried Treasure
The Longest Reign
SPORTS
Millersville Defense Flattens CS Northridge, 81-80 By Mike Hiserman, MIKE HISERMAN, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Kennedy Defeats El Camino Real Despite Half-Hearted Performance By Vince Kowalick, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Grant Sees Too Much of Dana Jones as North Hollywood Romps, 67-57 By Andy Meyers
Jones Takes 1-Shot Lead at La Costa : 10 Others in T of C Are in Hot Pursuit By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer
Oklahoma State Receives 4-Year NCAA Probation By Richard Hoffer, Times Staff Writer
No Debate: Alysheba Over 'Ensign' for Horse of Year By Andrew Beyer, Washington Post
Wyche From Woeful to Wonderful in a Year By Peter King, Newsday
Jim Kelly Tells It as Only He Can : Despite Criticism, Bill Quarterback : Says His Aim Has Been True By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
Woolridge Is Worthy in Laker Backup Role : He Scores 29 to Help Beat Heat, 118-86 By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer
Just Whose Kind of Town Is It Now? : McMahon Has Bear Starting Job, but Tomczak Has Backers, Too By Bob Oates, Times Staff Writer
Madden Hit It Off With Co-Stars
Kings Let a Win Get Away, Settle for 4-4 Tie With Jets : Ftorek Shuffles Lines, With Mixed Results By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
Winfield Sues His Boss, Seeks Foundation Funds
Names in the News
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Leonhard Stock, who hadn't won a downhill race since the...
The San Diego Padres have filled their broadcasting...
Loss Leaves Clippers Feeling Worse : Wolf, Dailey Join Ranks of Wounded as Pacers Win, 123-88 By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Laimbeer Leads Pistons Past Hawks From Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Rookie Helps Capitals to Another Win From Associated Press
Auburn Women Defeat No. 1 Tennessee Associated Press
Monday Sounds Good to Padres By Scott Miller
Lazers Play Host to Baltimore Tonight
Loyola Hits Road to Play U.S. International By Alan Drooz
UC Irvine Faces Test at Santa Barbara By John Weyler
USC and Oregon, Each Coming Off Biggest Loss of Season, Play Tonight By Chris Baker
Women's Basketball : Stanford Hands Trojans Their Worst Pac-10 Loss
Barry Sanders Says He's Staying With Cowboys : But Obscure NCAA Rule Would Allow Heisman Winner to Play Elsewhere From Staff and Wire Reports
Texas Assistant Resigns Over Charges Associated Press
NCAA Is Not Ready to Respond to the Tarkanian Court Decision Associated Press
Gilder Takes Three-Stroke Lead in Pro-Am Tournament at Carmel Associated Press
Arena Football Considers Expansion With Teams in Washington, Denver Associated Press
Beating Sockers Lets Blast 'Split' By Chris Ello
After Mistake, Palmer Is Teed Off at PGA : He Uses Wrong Markers in Senior Tournament, Is Penalized 2 Strokes By Dan Hafner, Times Staff Writer
Two Upset in College Tennis Tournament
New Site Sought for Senior Event, Previously Held at Wood Ranch By Rich Tosches
Boxing : Olympian Goes Home to Erase Seoul, Turn Pro By Earl Gustkey
Weekend Racing at Santa Anita : Rick Mettee Turns His Apprenticeship at Baltimore Track Into a Career By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Sunset League : Fountain Valley Scrambles to Get Lead, Keeps Scrambling to Defeat Ocean View By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer
Capistrano Valley Streaks to Victory With 28-0 Run
South Coast League : Molle Screens Give Irvine the Openings to Roll Past El Toro By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove League : Sharp-Shooting La Quinta Hits 8 3-Point Baskets to Slip Past Kennedy By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Century League : Foothill Trips Up Santa Ana By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
Angelus League Basketball : Intense Mater Dei Outscrambles Bishop Amat, 82-55 By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
Empire League Basketball : El Dorado Turns It On in Rout of Esperanza By Stuart Matthews
Olympic League : Cole Leads Orange Lutheran Victory
Chargers Say They'd Bid to Retain Lynn By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
Ocean View and St. Paul Meet in Rematch
Boys' Basketball Roundup : Swanwick Leads Trabuco Hills' 61-52 Victory
Freeway League : Sunny Hills Stops Troy's Stall
Girls' Basketball : Jalewalia Scores 45 Points as La Quinta Wins Easily Again By Savanna 74, Sunny Hills 31--pam Dykema Scored 18 Points To Lead Host Savanna (10-4). Christina Radu, Lisa Rios, Jackie Boxly and Kareena Leach Scored 10 Points Savanna. and Gathsemane Baptist 36, Claremont 22--tamik Harold Scored 16 Points To Lead Gathsemane Baptist (3-1) At The Huntington Beach Boys' Club. Hope Norris Scored 13 Points For Claremont (2-5, 1-2). and Elliott Teaford and In Nonleague Games: and Los Amigos 48, Pacifica 25--amy Pearson Scored 13 Points and Carrie Elsaesser 12 To Lead Los Amigos (4-6, 2-0) At Pacifica. and In The Express League: and In Another Garden Grove League Game: and University 50, Woodbridge 44--shelley Davis Had 16 Points and 8 Rebounds To Lead The Trojans (11-3) At Woodbridge. Leslie Rathman Scored 20 Points For Woodbridge (9-5).
Golden West Women Rout Orange Coast
College Basketball : Chapman Loses to Pugent Sound
Prep Roundup : Smith's 2 Goals Propel Ocean View
Christian Heritage in Title Game of Tournament
Lattimore Move Provides Spark to Granada Hills By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Hatalsky Upheld Area Honor in '88 By Dave Distel
McDavid, Clairemont Upset Crawford
Ellis Feels the Heat as Kentucky Goes Cold By Gene Wojciechowski
Aztecs Wary of Improved Air Force By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
USIU Runs Up Against Loyola Tonight By Rick Hazeltine
A Temple of Doom for Outmatched Morse : Lincoln (14-1) Romps to a 38-Point Victory Before Overflow Crowd By Jim Lindgren
High School Soccer : Wight Leads Way as L. A. Baptist Opens With Rout
Wind Blows GTE Classic Off Course : Seniors Golf Event to Leave Wood Ranch Because of Conditions By Rich Tosches, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
City Section Boys' Basketball : A Mind-Boggling Mismatch: Cleveland Clobbers Canoga Park, 126-29
College Basketball : Depth Serves Occidental in Victory
Southern Section Boys' Basketball : Camarillo's Balance Overtakes Westlake
Girls' Basketball : Fast Break Helps Hart to Victory
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