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What happened on January 10, 1989
SPORTS
FLAMBOYANT FIGURE : Auto Racing World Will Miss Fun-Loving Driver Jim Hurtubise MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Clippers Buried in Boston Garden Again SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
ECR's Lofton Sidelined After Collapsing
The Preps : Saddleback Stays Atop Poll for Second Week in a Row
In Brief : Malone Leads All-Star Center Vote From Times staff and wire service reports
Names in the News
NBA Roundup : SuperSonics Stop Cavaliers' 11-Game Streak From Associated Press
No Surprise: Torrey Pines, Poway, Lincoln Top the Poll
Austria's Nierlich Nips Zurbriggen in Slalom Associated Press
In Brief : Israeli Team to Play in Moscow From Times staff and wire service reports
Names in the News
In Brief : Parliament Ponders Steroid Penalty From Times staff and wire service reports
Pam Shriver Easily Wins Opening Game in New South Wales Associated Press
Judge Denies NFL Owners' Request to Hold College Draft Until 1992
Valley Sports Roundup : Rio Mesa Streaks Into First, 78-53 PAUL OLSON
CS Fullerton to Play UC Santa Barbara ROBYN NORWOOD
CS Long Beach, Utah State to Meet DICK WAGNER
Bench, Yaz Just Waiting in Hallway : Since They Retired, It's Just Been a Matter of Time Associated Press
Eagles' QB Cunningham Gets Bell Award Associated Press
Close Race Seen in Tough San Andreas League Maryann Hudson
Bench, Yastrzemski Make Hall Easily : Reds Catcher Gets Third-Highest Percentage Ever; Perry Falls 32 Votes Short RICHARD JUSTICE, Washington Post
Women's Basketball Teams Have to Try Harder for Fans : The Personal Touch JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Augmon Leads Nevada Las Vegas to 83-61 Big West Victory Over Pacific Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Detroit Uses Defense to End Montreal's 9-Game Streak From Associated Press
These Teams Weren't on Equal Footing Scott Ostler
Giants Tackle Karl Nelson to Begin Chemotherapy Associated Press
NCAA Convention : Kansas City Editor Cuts Through Positive Slant of Athletes' Survey JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
In Brief : 'The Gipper' Invites Fighting Irish From Times staff and wire service reports
Names in the News
FINDING HIS BALANCE : Wrestling Begins to Loosen Its Hold on Dru Anderson STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Valley Sports Roundup STEVEN HERBERT
Kansas City Editor Dishes Out Doses of Reality to NCAA Conventioneers Associated Press
College Basketball Roundup : Villanova Shocks Syracuse, 75-73 From Associated Press
Prep Roundup : Campbell's 53 Points Carry La Quinta
Thon and Padres Exchange Salary Arbitration Figures
Beggars Can't Be Losers in Bay Area
The Preps : Boys' Athlete of the Week : After Signing Early, He Can Concentrate on Basketball CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
3 Football Players Accept Scholarships
Valley Sports Roundup
The Preps : Notes : Three County Linemen Say They'll Attend USC
The Preps : Girls' Athlete of the Week : Outside Move Helps Put Polish on Erkenbrack's Game DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
In Brief : 2 '88 Mets Draft Choices Arrested From Times staff and wire service reports
The NBA / Sam McManis : Dick Versace Brings Many Faces to Pacers Sam McManis
Defensive Line Coach Leggett Is Latest Raider Assistant to Go EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
After College, American Stars Play Overseas--or Not at All LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
SDSU Claims Nebraska Tampered With Transfer : Wagner Improperly Influenced, Says Miller CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Bill Terry, Last Player to Hit .400 in NL, Dead at 90 Associated Press
Yastrzemski Reaches Hall by Being Himself Jim Murray
In Brief : Ellis Denies Assault Charge From Times staff and wire service reports
Banke Is Winner in a Slugfest : Technical Knockout Ends Battle With Adames at Forum EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Community College Notebook : OCC's Crane Showing All the Right Moves Steve Kresal
NEWS
Report Faults Commanders of Marine Who Died in Desert RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Judge Lets Refugees Held in Texas Leave J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Kenneth McMillan, 56; Veteran Movie, TV and Stage Performer BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Plans to 'Bash' Washington SHIRLEY MARLOW
Dr. A. Jean Ayres; Led in Treating Neurological Disorder
Both Engines Thought to Fail in British Crash DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Prince Philip Named to Represent Britain at Hirohito Rites DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Governor Seeks to Unclog Roads : State of State Message Also Calls for Reform of the Budget Process GEORGE SKELTON, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief
Book Review : 'Physicist' a Look at Birth of New Ideas LEE DEMBART
Whooping Cough Kills 11 From Reuters
The Nation
$927 Million Sought for Nuclear Weapons Plants ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Shultz, Nearing End of His Term, Defends Active U.S. Role Abroad From Reuters
The World : Grenades Kill 13 at Game
The State
Judge Delays Dropping Main North Charges ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Welfare Recipients Losers in Governor's New Budget : $47-Billion Fiscal Plan Unveiled Associated Press
INS Says Baby Found 8 Months Ago With Aliens Is U.S. Citizen PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Spending Plan Seeks $25 Billion to Close 100 Crippled S&Ls ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
The World
Entertainment : Sajak in Debut Out-Rates 'Tonight' With Guest Host in Carson's Spot From Times wire services
Bush Asserts He Won Clear Mandate in Vote : Seeks to Strengthen Hand Against Congress Dominated by His Foes CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
World : Soviets May Miss Afghan Deadline From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Holden to File for Mayoral Race From Times staff and wire service reports
The World
Cost of Food Aid Soars From Reuters
Rep. Brown to Seek Reelection to Assure Control of District Associated Press
Court to Review States' Right to Curb Abortions DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Sports : Diagnosis Wrong; Boxer to Return From Times wire services
Hopes Fade for Accord in L.A.'s Desegregation Case RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
The Nation
World : Japan Keeps Lid on Car Exports From Times wire services
The Nation
Soviet Chemical Arms Cut: Little Impact but Problems for Bush NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Communist Party Reneges on Vow, Handpicks 100 for Seats in Parliament Associated Press
Nation : Mistrial Declared in GAF Case From Times wire services
World : Soviet Troop Cut in Hungary Told From Times wire services
Four Intruders Beat, Rob TV Producer of $500,000 CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
World : Japanese Banks Aid in RJR Buyout From Times wire services
'2nd Revolution Inspired World,' Reagan Claims : Report Says He'll Be 1st in 36 Years to Leave With Lower Inflation, Joblessness From Reuters
Reagan Asks Bank, S&L Insurance Cut but Bush Official Says 'No Way' Associated Press
Writers' Roundtable Announces Contest
RAF Jet Crashes in Sea Associated Press
Local : Suspect Flees Santa Ana Police From Times staff and wire service reports
Nation : Retired Navy Man Charged With Trying to Sell Secret Data to Soviets From Times staff and wire service reports
The State of the State Address : Deukmejian Calls for Better Schools, Inmate Work Plan
Blizzard Clogs Traffic in N.Y. State; Ice Glazes South in Unusual Storm From United Press International
'He Ran Mad' on Chinese Campus : Uganda Student Takes Life DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Nation
New Emperor Pledges to Retain Symbolic Role KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Supreme Court to Rule on 'Dial-a-Porn' DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Budget Bailout Averts Crisis DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
National Book Critics Circle Announces Awards for 1988
Help for Abuse Survivors
Two Die in Military Plane Associated Press
The Nation
Local : L.A. Traffic Policeman Arrested From Times staff and wire service reports
The World
U.S. Seeks Rules to Protect Health Workers From AIDS, Hepatitis B MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
The State : Baby Found Safe in Ditch
Reagan's Final Budget: More Defense Outlays TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Nation : Wedtech Accomplice Given 6 Years From Times staff and wire service reports
Nation : Quayle Names Security Adviser From Times staff and wire service reports
Seeing Red Works Well in Workouts KATHLEEN DOHENY
Gang-Busting U.S. Attorney in N.Y. Quits : Seen Likely to Enter Race for Either Mayor or Governor Associated Press
Reagan's Final Budget : California Congressman Heads Key Panel : Panetta Hopes for Deal With Bush WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Local : CHP Warns on Car-Pool Violations From Times staff and wire service reports
Reagan's Final Budget : Bush Facing Hard Struggle as Reagan Revolution Ends ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Man Admits Role in Plot to Conceal Election Donations KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
The License to Say It, Even IF I BUG U Jack Smith
Seen on TV; Parents Arrested : Abandoned Child Identified by Boy, 5 Associated Press
The World
Canada Pays U.N. Dues From Reuters
Subway Chaser Falls, Dies Associated Press
Architectural Designs on a User-Friendly Scale LEON WHITESON
African-American Conference Opens From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Smaller Water Firms Periled by Limits on Radon LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Health : Stress Me Out, Will You? Zap! JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Paris' Champs-Elysees : Once-Chic Avenue Goes Democratic RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Elizabeth Koontz; First Black President of NEA
The Nation : Jury Selected in Trial of Revolutionaries
Hindenberg Radio Reporter Dies at 83 United Press International
$1.6 Million in Real Estate : Pair Prosper by Providing Homes, Care for Retarded JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
Israel Sees Poison Gas Threat by Arabs : Arens Cites Iraq, Syria, Libya, Says His Nation Will Defend Itself WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Health : Sexual Abuse: When Men Are the Victims KATHLEEN DOHENY
Nation : Bank to Pay $14 Million for Bias From Times wire services
They Face Widespread Prejudice : Black Students in China--the Ultimate Outsiders DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Data on Effects of Abortion Inconclusive LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Foes Draft U.N. Measure on Libya Incident MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Hazardous Waste Pickup Set : L.A. Residents May Turn In Chemicals From Homes STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
'When it comes to my own body, I believe I have the right to do with it what I want.' JACK JONES
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Fired Officer Wins Hearing on Benefits
Total Murders Down Despite Record High in Gang Killings WILLIAM OVEREND and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
Number of Murders Triples in 1988 : Police Report Increase in Gang Violence in Valley MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Westminster : TV Appearance Leads to Suspect's Extradition
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Dornan Switches to Seat on Armed Services Panel
Gunfire Law Violators Get Slap on Wrist LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Claims Worker Gets 6 Years for Stealing $496,000 KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Rail Experiment in Florida Is Sought for Orange County JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Vasquez and Stanton Take Oaths of Office
Gunfire Law Violators Get Slap on Wrist LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Casting the Pentagon as Guide for U.S. Industry Begs for Calamity DANIEL S. GREENBERG, Daniel S. Greenberg is the editor and publisher of Science & Government Report,a Washington newsletter. and
Local News in Brief : Furnace Fire Spreads, Kills Northridge Man
Oceanside
Opposition Appears Stiff to Naming Convention Center for King LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Bernardi Released From Hospital
Fireman in Stable Condition After Highway Shooting MAUREEN FAN, Times Staff Writer
Palestinians Need a State, Too : The Moment Is Right for Peace, and That Requires Direct Talks With the PLO PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK, Philip M. Klutznick, the secretary of commerce during the Carter Administration, has served in the U.S. government under seven Presidents going back to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Now retired, he is the honorary president of B'nai B'rith International and the president emeritus of the World Jewish Congress.
Covina Man Pleads Guilty to Setting Forest Fires KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
New Car-Pool Lane Opens Wednesday JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Bandits Take $100,000 in Mall Jewelry Heist
Boat With 193 Haitians Halted on Way to Florida Associated Press
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Handyman Admits Starting Forest Fires
Bush Can Make Way for a 1% Step Toward Peace : Divert Symbolic Amount From Arms and Challenge Gorbachev to Follow HAROLD WILLENS and EUGENE J. CARROLL JR., Harold Willens, a Los Angeles businessman, serves as a senior adviser to the Washington-based Center for Defense Information. Rear Adm. Eugene J. Carroll Jr. (ret.) is the deputy director of the center
Urban Treasure
Local News in Brief : La Follette Fails to Oust Wright From Panel
County Education Official Dies
Why No Outrage?
Chula Vista
Fire Damages Sherman Oaks Square
Ex-Detective Probed 2 Slayings : Testimony at Lucas Trial Focuses on Note at Scene JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Beckman Foundation Gives Clinic $1.5 Million
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Body Found Near Beach--He'd Been Set Afire
Local News in Brief : Catalina May Get Desalination Plant
Universities and Truth
Rancho Penasquitos
Local News in Brief : Five Injured as Van Rams Taco Stand
Capistrano Unified to Unveil Plan for May 9 Tax Election BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Japanese-Americans Seek Speed-Up in Payments PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita School Official Cites Renewed Bus Problems STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
A La Jolla Life on a Mira Mesa Income MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Restructuring Law on Firings
Local News in Brief : U.S. Group to Open Office in Armenia
SDSU Intends to Build 100-Inch Telescope : University Focuses on International Research Status Atop Mt. Laguna SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Balmages Will Lead County Democrats STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Baby Sitter Gets 8 Years in Prison
Local News in Brief : New Main Branch Post Office Opens
Schabarum Effort to Reduce Dixon's Powers Reported DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
O'Connor Vows War on Violence and Drugs LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Woman Gets 4 Years in Abuse of Nephew, 8 GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Doctor Gets Probation in Posing for Explicit Photos With Girl, 6 GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
People to the Rescue : Beached Dolphins Return to the Sea With Human Help TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Fuentes Keeps His GOP Post, Quits Catholic Diocese Job CLAUDIA LUTHER and STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Stolen Snakes Found; Suspect in Coils of Law
Baby Marcos at Last Has an Identity PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 'Underwear Bandit' Draws 15-Year Term
Saluting the Heroes : Deputies Honored for Risking Their Lives Trying to Save Others WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Can't Anyone in L.A. Hold Chief Gates Accountable? ANTONIO H. RODRIGUEZ, Antonio H. Rodriguez, an attorney, is the executive director of the Latino Community Justice Center, which is conducting a project to monitor abuses by police and immigration agencies in the Los Angeles area.
INS Will Seek to Deport Steroid-Smuggling Athlete PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Two Arrested After 30-Minute Pursuit : Officer Injured as Chase Ends in Crash MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Notes on the Chili Movement AL MARTINEZ
Local News in Brief : Ex-Bus Driver Gets Probation for Theft
High Court Again OKs Bonin's Death Penalty PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Brief Filed in Case Brought by Women on Welfare : Judge Defends Ordering Mothers to Seek Jobs JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
'Underwear Bandit' Sentenced to 15 Years From Staff and Wire Reports
Sex Shop Fight Hurts Parking Plan AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Supreme Court Upholds Bonin Conviction and Death Penalty PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
30 Homeless, $1.3-Million Damage in Fires GEORGE B. SMITH and MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writers
Sitter Sentenced to Prison in Death of Infant CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Timothy Leary's Daughter Faces Trial
Victim of Cave-In Wins Settlement: $6 Million Including Compensation JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
2 Sisters Who Embezzled $898,000 From Bank Given 5 Years in Prison KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Nation
Pentagon to Act Against Some in Defense Scandal : U.S. Could Ban Firms and Individuals From Any Future Contracts JOHN M. BRODER and DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Looking Into European Meat Standards : Latest Action Threatens to Escalate Trade Dispute ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Chiat/Day Says 'G'Day, Mate' : The L.A. ad house seeks to buy an Australian firm--making it the West Coast's first $1-billion agency. BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Foreign-Owned Plants Thrive on Mexico's Border CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
In Brief : MGM-UA Posts $39.5 Million Loss From Times staff and wire service reports
Digital Introduces Less Expensive Line of Computers From Reuters
First Citizens Bank Reports $250,629 Profit
Superior Industries Wins Wheel Contract With Ford
Banking/finance James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Consumer Debt Climbs by $4.5 Billion in November Associated Press
Prime Sees $20-Million Loss for 4th Quarter JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Short Interest In Valley Stocks
Alpharel Gets $2 Million in 4th-Quarter Orders
Inside Moves
Briefly
In Brief : Japanese Banks Aid RJR Buyout From Times staff and wire service reports
Los Angeles County
Louisiana Inmate Writer
Western Digital to Cut 290 Jobs in Irvine LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Japan's Market Soars to Record : Gain Attributed to Optimism Over New Imperial Era From Reuters
In Brief : Gulf States Tighten Tap on Oil Flow From Times staff and wire service reports
ATI Medical Arranges $8-Million Credit Line
Fluorocarbon Gets 3 Units of British Firm for $86 Million ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : Bonds Mixed as Traders Wait for News Associated Press
Amwest Gets $12.3-Million Loan From Security Pacific
Western Security Reports 55% Gain in 4th Quarter
Fewer Families Can Buy Median-Priced Home : Realtors' Affordability Index Matches 4-Year Low Here of 16% in November MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Child Care a Big Need That U.S. Can't Meet on the Cheap HARRY BERNSTEIN
Mutual Fund Group Trims Share in House of Fabrics
Universities and Truth
AME Stock Plan Accepts New Offer for Shares
Rally Continues; Dow Up 5 to Post-Crash High From Times Wire Services
Japan Reportedly Will Extend Quotas on Car Exports From the Washington Post
Bank Will Pay Record $14 Million to Victims in Discrimination Case Associated Press
In Brief : Japan to Retain Car Export Quota From Times staff and wire service reports
COMMODITIES : Coffee Futures Fall in Technical Selloff From Associated Press
Vote Scheduled on Sale of Newhall Resources' Assets
Office Space Boom Seen: 5.2 Million Square Feet MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Judge Declares Mistrial in GAF's Stock Trading Case From Reuters
Imperial to Comply With Cap on Assets GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Western Digital to Cut Irvine Workers by 290 LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
CURRENCY : Dollar's Climb Stalled by Central Banks; Gold Declines Associated Press
Saudi Arabia Hikes Estimated Reserves of Oil, Gas Sharply : New Assessment Indicates Nation Has 50% More Crude DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
In Encino, 'Junk Bond' King Is a Commoner JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
In Brief : K mart Slapped With $60-Million Judgment for Breach of Contract From Times staff and wire service reports
Los Angeles County
Administration Issues Warning About Perils of Big Banks' LBO Lending DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
BANKING/FINANCE : National Bank of Southern California Names Executive VP as New President James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Advertisers Set Up to Tackle Shoppers With Jazzy Displays, Gizmos BRUCE HOROVITZ
Foreign Plants on Rise in Mexico : Number of Maquiladoras Increased Record 45% in '88 CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Sale to Minority Team May Reap Tax Benefits : New York Times Agrees to Sell Cable System Associated Press
Fear of Foreigners Owning Defense Contractor : British to Investigate Possible Bid to Take Over GEC From Reuters
Taiwan Dollar at Its Best Since '50s From Reuters
U.S. Will Sue to Block Westinghouse-Swiss Ventures Associated Press
Move Afoot to Raise Prices on Electronics : Industry Cites Crunch of Rising Costs, Weaker Dollar, Slower Growth From Reuters
Ingram Takes Offer for Micro D Directly to Stockholders ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Anti-Anemia Drug Finally Gets Close to Circulation BARRY STAVRO, Times Staff Writer
Radiant Technology Plans March Move to Anaheim MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
On the Road to Designing Car of 1990s : Driven by a Steady Decline in Sales, General Motors to Give Antiquated Camaro a Face-Lift JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
General Automation Will Get Boost From Sanderson Electronics JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Sean Daniel Quits Universal to Head Geffen's Film Unit MICHAEL CIEPLY
In Brief : Faberge Scents Deal With Unilever From Times staff and wire service reports
It's a Long Way From Wall St. to Encino JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Dieting for Dollars : Jenny Craig Program Proves a Heavyweight ELLIOT KING
ABI Vanishes Into New PacTel Business Systems JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
With 'Anything Goes,' Anything's Possible--Even West Coast Dates Jan Herman
VISUAL ARTS : City Should Let the Clock Keep Ticking in Balboa Park LEAH OLLMAN
Music Reviews : Daniel, Machiko Kobialka at Stimson House HERBERT GLASS
Reagan Budget Plan Gives Slight Increase to Arts JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Stage ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STEIGER : After Some Difficult Times, Actor Has 3 New Films, Is 'Back in Form Again' RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer
'Tourist' Success Is No Accident NINA J. EASTON, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Medical Report ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Exit Lines ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP MUSIC REVIEW : The Wonder of Elvis: Endearing Birthday Benefit ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Laine to Resume Role in 'Woods' Tonight
ART REVIEW : 'Decades' Celebrates English Photo History SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Music Reviews : Maisky Opens Southland Visit With Laguna Recital DANIEL CARIAGA
CLASSICAL MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : UCSD Gains Some Respect by Honoring Erickson KENNETH HERMAN
JAZZ REVIEW : Greene Quartet in Mekler Gallery LEONARD FEATHER
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Jazz Guitarist Larry Coryell Welcomes a New Challenge KELLY GILBERT, Baltimore Evening Sun
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Bicoastal Anti-Folk of Kirk Kelly at Gaslight STEVE HOCHMAN
Joint Agreement Opens U.S. Market to Soviet Artists ZAN DUBIN
'Vremya' Gets a New Look on Soviet TV DAVID REMNICK, Washington Post
VIDEO REVIEW : 'Moonwalker': A Stroll Through a Super Ego DENNIS HUNT
TV REVIEW : New York's Robert Moses Featured on PBS SAM HALL KAPLAN
Waiting in the Wings : Understudies, unheralded and often unknown, live a real-life suspense drama. ROBERT KOEHLER
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