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What happened on March 08, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
'Greater Tuna' Success Quite a Fish Story : From a Shoestring in Texas to Its Own Theater in S.F. By Nancy Churnin
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
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
Milsap to Bring Nonstop Hit Parade to Bacchanal By Thomas K. Arnold
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
First Off . . . \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
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Wanted: Jazz Artist to Reign in Rose Parade; Jamming at Clubs; School Program Tunes Up By Zan Stewart
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Break of Dawn' a Compelling Look at Pedro Gonzalez's Life By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Beehive, Petrol Invade Southland By Richard Cromelin
Festival Offers 'Notturno,' Restored 'Sodom, Gomorrha' By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
MUSIC REVIEW : Two Conductors in Green Umbrella Series By John Henken
TV Reviews : 'To Be an American' Is Not Easy for Cambodian Refugee By Martin Zimmerman
STAGE REVIEWS : Fullerton Production Captures Essence of 'Setzuan' By Mark Chalon Smith
SCR's Youthful Troupe in Adaptation of Thurber Tale By Lynne Heffley
County's Estimated Weekend Box Office Compiled by Kathie Bozanich
Trouper Lends Voice of Authority to 'H.M.S. Pinafore' Production By Chris Pasles
TV Reviews : Dogs Have Their Day in PBS Special Tonight By Howard Rosenberg
Married . . . With Controversy : Viewers Can --and Should--Make a Difference : \o7 Commentary\f7 By Howard Rosenberg, Times Television Critic
Mad About Madonna : PepsiCo Backs Use of Video in Ad Campaign By Steve Hochman
'Married' . . . With Controversy : Stars Defend Sitcom That's Getting Ratings By Steve Weinstein
'Protect Children Act' Aims to Ban Cigarette Deals in Film By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Mad About Madonna : 'Like a Prayer' More Love Song Than Blasphemy : \o7 Video Review\f7 By Chris Willman
STAGE REVIEW : 'Voice': It's Still Loud and Clear By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
Viewers Go for Laughs By Lee Margulies, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
MOVIE REVIEW : Istvan Szabo's Touch Glows in 'Hanussen' By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic
Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
STAGE REVIEW : 'Lady Day' Misses Sound, Style of Holiday By Leonard Feather
Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
BUSINESS
David S. Kabakoff, senior vice president of research and... By Greg Johnson
Mycogen has signed a three-year, $7.7-million research and... By Greg Johnson
A surge in the stock price and trading volume of Rohr...
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Affordable Space for Small O.C. Retailers Is Dwindling By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer
Covington Development Group Inc., a Fullerton-based home...
Clothestime Plans to Close 10 Stores, Reach Older Buyers By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer
Robert J. Howe has been appointed to the new position of...
BANKING/FINANCE : Ernst & Whinney Accounting Firm Seeks Clients Among California Banks Compiled by James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Fairway Dealerships Must Tell Customers if Cars Were Rentals By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
Michael I. Cohen and Richard P. Kuntz have joined 3i...
Banking/finance Compiled by James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Home Prices Climb 2.7% to an Average of $224,057 By Michael Flagg
Companies Put on Charm at 'Annual Ball' : Biomedical Entrepreneurs, Potential Investors Court at Conference By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Sign-Making Firms Profit From Woes of Texas Banks From United Press International
Produce Patron Promotes Status Crops From Associated Press
Angola to Cut Exports to Bolster Oil Prices From Reuters
Time Warner Mixes Vision and Power By James Flanigan
Shares of Time Soar $9.25 Amid Takeover Talk : Speculation About Hostile Offers Before Merger Is Sealed Propels Stock By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
Maxicare Will Close Big HMO in Orange, Laying Off 500 : Troubled Health-Care Firm Ending Service to 55,000 Members in an Effort to Reduce Losses By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer
Great Japanese Land Rush : Investment in U.S. real estate leaped 30% in '88; L.A. topped the shopping list. By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
Time-Warner Deal Puts Pressure on Cable TV Leader By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer
Boeing to Use Workers From Lockheed Plant : Up to 670 Needed to Trim 747-400 Backlog By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
New Hospitals: National Medical Enterprises Inc. said it...
S.F. Bank Board Changes Its Mind From Staff and Wires
GM Offers New Rebates: In an effort to boost its softening...
Britain Regains Optimism: Britain's leading business...
Regulators Order Bank to Sell Rubens Painting From United Press International
Morita Proposes Task Force: Sony Corp. Chairman Akio...
Daily News Election Requested: The Los Angeles Newspaper...
Key Congressmen May Force S&Ls to Focus on Home Loans By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Forced Milken Action, Drexel Asserts From Associated Press
Florida Bank to Be Sold for $749 Million From Associated Press
Productivity Up Scant 0.1%; Labor Cost Soars From Associated Press
CURRENCY : Technical Factors Send Dollar Higher; Gold Price Up Sharply From Associated Press
Texaco Plans to Slash Bureaucracy : 12 Layers of Operations Will Go, Including L.A. Office By Donald Woutat, Times Staff Writer
2 Big Software Firms Expect Profit Drop : Prices of Microsoft, Ashton-Tate Stock Fall in Wake of Forecasts By Carla Lazzareschi, Times Staff Writer
Some FDA Officials Under Ethics Probe : 17 May Have Taken Drug Industry Gifts, House Panel Charges From Reuters
Clothestime Plans to Close 10 Stores, Bid for Older Shoppers By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer
Western Costume Gets New Owner From United Press International
Some in OPEC Want to Hike Output, Yamani Says From Reuters
British Women Earn Half as Much as Men, Report Says From Reuters
Army Pact for NI
Shea & Gould to Leave L.A. Over Profit Dispute From a Times Staff Writer
American Pacific Unit Seeks Construction Loan From United Press International
Varian Says It Won't Fight FTC Decision on Deal From Associated Press
Diamond Giant De Beers' Profit Doubles From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : Hungary May Vote on Dam Project \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Median Family Income Hits $30,850 \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : 'Average' Des Moines Gets the Call \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Mitsubishi Reportedly Aids Poison Gas Effort From United Press International
U.S. Says Industry Must Lead on HDTV : Mosbacher Sees Federal Role in Tax Spurs to Push High-Definition TV Development From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Senate Labor Committee Endorses Boost in Minimum Wage to $4.65 \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Grand Met to Sell Part of Pillsbury \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Drop in National Savings Rate Blamed for Trade Deficit From Associated Press
Dow Up 4.83 as Investor Jitters Cool Off Early Rally
P.M. BRIEFING : Hope Seen in African Economies \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Bribery Case Nets Ex-Official \o7 From Times wire services \f7
A-Plant Steam Leak Prompts Alert From Associated Press
Gulf & Western Inc.: The New York-based conglomerate said...
H. J. Heinz Co.: The Pittsburgh-based food products...
General Cinema Corp. First-quarter earnings rose 59% from...
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COMMODITIES : Platinum Futures Hit 3-Month High From Assoicated Press
CREDIT : Bond Prices Fall as Market Looks for Signals From Associated Press
Program Trading Nips Rally; Dow Drops 4.11 From Times Wire Services
NEWS
Reno Hilton Unveils Plans for New Tower
Westminster School Tax Rejected Overwhelmingly By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
55,000 Affected : Maxicare to Close HMO Unit in Orange By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Charles A. Helmers; Saugus Educator
William Dredge; Former Times Auto Editor
Harry Andrews; Veteran Actor of Stage, Screen
Guitarist Lloyd (Tiny) Grimes, 72
Roger-Patrice Pelat; Mitterrand Friend Accused of Insider Trading From Staff and Wire Reports
Rockets Fired by Afghan Rebels Hit Airliner Just Before Takeoff; 2 Killed \o7 From Reuters\f7
Daley, Vrdolyak Declared Chicago Primary Victors From United Press International
Lawyer Takes Girl Scout Cookie Money; Suspended From Associated Press
State Delegation Lobbies Congress Against Cuts in Medicate Payments By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Canada to Raise Pay of Federal Employees From Associated Press
College to Review Vote Banning Sale of Coca-Cola From United Press International
Yellow-Page Computers From Associated Press
Four Soviet Ports Bar Ship in Protest Over Nuclear Safety By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer
Justices Hear Debate on Prop. 103, Appear Divided By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
2nd Democrat Backs Tower but Defeat Is Seen By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Finding May Be a Step Toward AIDS Vaccine By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer
Ego or Naivete? : Mandela--Shattering of an Image By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer
Judge Won't Order Pilots Back to Work : Eastern Warns That Only Alternative Is Bankruptcy Filing By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer
Bush Fights Perception of a Floundering Start : Asserts 'a Lot Is Happening' Despite Criticism That Administration Is Adrift Without Agenda By James Gerstenzang and Jack Nelson, Times Staff Writers
Schoolgirl Who Got New Heart From a Dead Friend Dies at 17 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
China Orders Martial Law, Deploys Troops in Tibet By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Honig Presses for Funds to Keep Amnesty Classes By Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Judge: Brown Tried to Influence Case of Assemblywoman's Child By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Investigation of Insurance Firm's Collapse Demanded By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
4.7 Quake May Be Only a Precursor, Scientists Believe By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
Farmers Accused of Misusing $10 Million in Delta Disaster Aid By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Big Cats Are No Problem; It's Laws He Can't Tame By Ronald B. Taylor, Times Staff Writer
3 More Teamsters Board Members Reach Settlements in Federal Racketeering Case By Henry Weinstein, Times Labor Writer
Angry at Novel, Iran Cuts Ties With Britain From Associated Press
Atwater Resigns From Howard Board, Yields to Student Protest From the Washington Post
Baker, Shevardnadze to Meet in May on Nuclear Arms Talks, Summit Prospects By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer
Global Talks on Ozone Described as Successful By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer
North Korean Agent Testifies She Bombed Jet From Associated Press
Pope to Begin 4 Days of Talks With U.S. Prelates Today By William D. Montalbano, Times Staff Writer
IRA Shots Kill 3, Including 2 Elderly Men By Dan Fisher, Times Staff Writer
8 Uncommitted Senators Tie Up Decision on Tower By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Emergency Anti-Crime Measure Approved by District of Columbia From Associated Press
Bush Eases Assault Rifle Stance, Indicates He Would Consider Curbs From a Times Staff Writer
Experts See Risks in Eastern Bankruptcy By Bill Sing and Jim Schachter, Times Staff Writers
Governor's 2nd Transit 'Summit' Avoids Thorny Financing Issue By Virginia Ellis and Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writers
Convicted Killer Dies in His Own Electric Chair From United Press International
Religion Prize Given to Scottish Churchman, German Physicist By Russell Chandler, Religion Writer
County Officials Ask Congress to Oppose Bush Medicare Cuts From a Times Staff Writer
Defendant in 115 'Ski Mask Rapist' Attacks Convicted From Times Wire Services
Lewis Mailers Not Forgery Under Law, Attorneys Say By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
STATE : Assembly Gets Assault Weapon Bill From Times staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : 3 Men Arrested in San Clemente After 70-Mile Highway Pursuit From Times staff and wire service reports
SOUTHLAND : Suspected Alien Smugglers Seized From Times staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : County Agency Weighs Go-Ahead on S.F. Valley Rail Route Studies From Times staff and wire service reports
SOUTHLAND : Marine Dies During Fitness Test From Times staff and wire service reports
Bentsen Backs Tower, but Mitchell Confident of Defeating Nomination From Associated Press
Atwater Disappointed Over Rejection : Says Students Didn't Give Him 'Day in Court' to Explain Plans From United Press International
WORLD : U.S. Bishops Urge Wider Freedom From Times staff and wire service reports
North Willing to Lie to Congress: Witness : Says He Heard Him Make Statement to Nelson B. Hunt From Associated Press
U.S. to Seize Drug Ring's Building in Downtown L.A. : 33 Indicted in $1-Billion Operation From Staff and Wire Reports
NATION : Report Cites Ills at Rest Homes \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Rebels Attack Key Afghan City \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Gaffes Tarnish Image : British 'Iron Lady' Shows Signs of Rust, Foes Say From Reuters
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Pepsi Pulls Madonna Ad on MTV \o7 From Times wire services \f7
WORLD : Dutch Sub's SOS an ERROR \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Stuart Hamblen, Gospel Singer, Dies From Associated Press
WORLD : Bhopal Victims Protest Settlement \o7 From Times wire services \f7
U.S. to Grant Visas to 3 PLO Representatives From Reuters
WORLD : Soviets Shift Policy on World Court \o7 From Times wire services \f7
U.S. Vows to Accept 25,000 Indochinese Refugees in 1990 From United Press International
NATION : Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Admits Taxpayers Paid for 6 Hawaii Trips \o7 From Times wire services \f7
Britain Orders Expulsions of Iranians From Associated Press
Kitty Dukakis' Homecoming: Warmed-Over Lasagna By Shirley Marlow
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The State : Citizen of Year Molested Boys
The Nation : Lawmaker Faults Bush Drug War Policy
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The World : Atrocity Blamed on Soviets
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In So Many Words, Here's a Banned List By Jack Smith, Jack Smith,
Putting Out a Contract on the 20th Century By Alice Kahn
National City's Civic Center Plan Falls Short of Being All It Could By Dirk Sutro
The scene: Monday evening/Tuesday morning anniversary bash... By Kevin Allman
Book Review : A Pioneer Anthropologist Caught in Lost Generation By Jonathan Kirsch
The World's Most Expensive Car Gets Less-Than-Princely Welcome By Paul Dean, Times Staff Writer
First Lady's First Priority By Betty Cuniberti, Times Staff Writer
Angela Davis Now : On a Quiet Street in Oakland, the Former Radical Activist Has Settled In but Not Settled Down By Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer
'Forever Grateful' to Ex-Marine, Ford Says By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
12-Year-Old Girl Among Recipients of First Corita Kent Peace Awards at Beverly Hilton
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Keith Edges Walker to Win Coronado Vote
Facility for Furloughed Prisoners Is OKd : City Council Approves Proposal Despite Opposition From Residents By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Rally and March to Ogden : UCSD Students Protest Toxic Waste Test Burn By Shawn Maree Smith, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Officer Charged in Brutality Case Is Fired By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
City Warns That SDG&E-SCE Merger Might Be Bad for Shareholders By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
The Gloom is Gone : Agency Gives OK to Shed Some Light in Courthouse By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Prop. 2 Campaign Stresses Need for Upgrading Police Facilities By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
Artist Shuts Down Flag Exhibit at CalArts By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Bernson Consultant Also on Payroll of Porter Ranch Developer By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Race to Finish Convention Center on Time Will Be a Squeaker By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer
3 Sex Shops Agree to Make Changes
Simi Voters OK Funds to Repair Schools, Reject Gym Measure By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Valencia Robbery Suspect Arrested By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer
New Owner Raises Rents at Troubled Retirement Home By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Warner Ridge Hearing Delayed Until April 27
The wheelchairs nosed up a slope, volunteers nudging them around holes and rocks. By T. W. Mcgarry
With All Those Troubles By Anthony Perry
Bergeson Introduces 6 Measures to Deal With Growth Issues By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
Stopping on Harbor Boulevard Banned : New Tactic Is Aimed at Santa Ana Hookers By Tyler L. Chin, Times Staff Writer
Soup's Off at Community Center By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Tustin : Marine Flees Base, Eludes Authorities
Act of Kindness in the Fast Lane : Opossum Dies, Babies Saved By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Running Together Is Credited With Keeping Family on Track By Herbert J. Vida
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : City OKs Strict Law on Building Sprinklers
Local News in Brief : Laguna Niguel : Residents' Objections Delay Cityhood Vote
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Deal Means Rebate for Cable TV Subscribers
Woman's Death Laid to Same Batch of Cyanide Used to Kill Grandmother By George Bundy Smith, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : South County : Saddleback Board Delays Bus Cutbacks
Pro-Choice Leaders Deny Vandalism : Denunciation of Clinic Termed 'Outrageous' By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Fountain Valley Mayor Urged to Resign : Group Says His Arrest on Soliciting Charge 'Embarrasses' City By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer
Trial Ordered for Pair in Huntington Harbour Murder By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Trial to Resume Today : Kraft Judge Listens to Witnesses in Secret By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Ornelas Has No Recall of Fatal Crash, Lawyer Says By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer
Defense for Assemblyman Lewis Says Forgery Statutes Irrelevant By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors Vote to Seek Coordination of Services to Homeless By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer
INS Extends Searches to John Wayne Airport By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Sandra Tsing Loh, the pianist who once serenaded motorists... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
Supreme Court on Child Abuse
VA Reissues 3,200 Missing Pension, Benefit Checks By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer
"I left an orgy to come here. If I see a flying saucer, do...
Misusing Lottery Money
Planned $2.5-Million Cedars-Sinai AIDS Unit Challenged By David Ferrell, Times Staff Writer
INS Sweeps of Airports for Aliens Broadened By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Diamond Bar Votes for Cityhood; Pasadena Growth Limit Passes By Mike Ward and Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writers
Help for Teens
Raising the Age on Gun Purchases
Local News in Brief : Suspect Acquitted in Officer's Slaying
Local News in Brief : VA Will Reissue 3,200 Lost Checks
Local News in Brief : Supervisors Reject Sales Tax Increase
Local News in Brief : Inglewood to Appeal Election Annulment
Local News in Brief : Bradley, Gates Help Kick Off Bond Drive
Local News in Brief : Sewage Spill Closes Half-Mile of Beach
Local News in Brief : GTE Contract With Union Extended
Local News in Brief : Flag's Theft Forces Closure of Exhibit
Los Angeles Campaign '89 \o7 Compiled by researcher Cecilia Rasmussen\f7
Human Rights Double Standard?
Local News in Brief : Measure to Evict Drug Dealers OKd
Care Home Operators Are Charged With 40 Health, Safety Offenses By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer
Probe of Housing Director's Contract Practices Ordered By Frederick M. Muir and Glenn F. Bunting, Times Staff Writers
Estimate on Jail Expansion Soars to $325 Million By Victor Merina, Times Staff Writer
Jury Hears 2 1/2-Hour Roston Tape Made Hours After Wife Vanished From Ship By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Will Probe Jordan Parents' Complaints of Bias By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
Driver Abandons Cocaine From Associated Press
Help Hard to Find for Paraplegic Robbed of Last $6
Herald Examiner Workers Ratify 3-Year Contract By Henry Weinstein, Times Labor Writer
Brazil Copter Crash Kills 5 From Reuters
Spotlight on the INS
Debt Fever Erupts : Democratic Latin America Can't Sustain Lenders' Terms By Jorge G. Castaneda, \o7 Jorge G. Castaneda is a professor of political science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and co-author (with Robert A. Pastor) of "Limits to Friendship, the United States and Mexico" (Knopf, 1988)\f7
Brazen Anti-Fat Industry Relentlessly Sells the Futile Ethic of Thin By Daniel S. Greenberg, \o7 Daniel S. Greenberg is the editor and publisher of Science & Government Report, a Washington-based newsletter. \f7
A Palestinian Settlement Requires Local Elections--Which Require U.S. Support By James George and Hoda Elemary, \o7 James George, a retired Canadian ambassador to the Middle East and South Asia, is president of the Sadat Peace Foundation, based in New York. Hoda Elemary, the daughter of former Egyptian Prime Minister A. G. Elemary, established the foundation in 1984 with the assistance of Presidents Reagan and Carter. \f7
Change of Venue Sought for Hunter : Lawyers Say Fair Trial in J. David Case Impossible in S.D. By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Port Gives Tentative OK to Fund Study of 2nd Bay Entry By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer
Victim of TV Arrest Is Put Back on Parole By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Ramona Sewer Expansion Issues Approved By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Grand Jury Calls CRA Reports Misleading
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Sunland Man Shot to Death in Own Yard
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Local News in Brief : Bernardi Opponent Yanez Quits Race
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Municipal Court Gets 5 New Judges Day After 7 Other Appointments By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
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Police Will Wear Their Pride on Their Uniforms in Form of Centennial Badges By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Aztecs Take On Utah as Seniors See Time Running Out on Them By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
Clark Is Making His Drive for Spot in Padres' Outfield By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
Colorado State Tops Field in Tournament By Curt Holbreich
Agoura's Arledge Shows Spit and Polish in Nets By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
High School Baseball
CSUN Women Swimmers Primed for Title Defense By Mike Hiserman, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
High School Baseball : 7-Run Rally Lifts Rio Mesa Over Alemany By David Salkin
Brodowy, Hart Battle Back to Top Fontana in Girls' Playoffs By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : 20-Foot Birdie Putt in Playoff Lifts CSUN's Boyd to Individual Title
The High Schools : Serna Rounds Into Form for San Fernando
Buth Meets Date With Destiny, Now He Can Date By Scott Miller
Northridge Signs Pair for Women's Volleyball
McKeon Points Way to Very Quiet Spring By Dave Distel
Chargers Land Free Agent Williams From Browns
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Boys' Division II : Bounces Are Torrey Pines' in Victory Over Artesia By Don Patterson
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Boys' Division III : Lincoln Runs Into a Buzz Saw and Falls, 81-67, to Morningside By Chris Ello
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Boys' Division IV : Christian Plays It Smart, but Is Done In by Wrong Guy By John Geis
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Boys' Regional Roundup
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Girls' Division II : Enger Scores 43 in Vista's 80-38 Victory By Kim Q. Berkshire
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Girls' Regional Roundup : Point Loma Hitting Peak at Right Time, Rolls Past Santa Barbara
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Boys' Regional Roundup : Trabuco Hills Easily Beats Clairemont By Barbie Ludovise
Analysis : After Titans' Improbable Year, Sneed Is the Only Logical Choice By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
BIG WEST BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Irvine Women Win Big West Playoff
BIG WEST BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Irvine Hopes to Recover Against Lowly Pacific By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
The Colleges : College Roundup : Flener Pitches Titans Past Pepperdine, 7-2
Prep Roundup : Joyner, Calvert Lead Estancia to Golf Victory
The Colleges : Landreaux Withdraws as Candidate for Titan Job
The Colleges : Cal State Fullerton Notebook / Robyn Norwood : Titans Are in the Running for an Award-Winning Finish to Season By Robyn Norwood
The Colleges : Biola Throws Its Weight Around to Defeat SCC for NAIA Berth By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : OCC Wins First Conference Game : Highly Regarded Pirates Rally to Defeat Saddleback, 7-3
Laguna Beach Boys Rank No. 1 in Volleyball Poll
Garcia Connects for 2 Grand Slams and 3-Run Homer
Prep Baseball Roundup : El Dorado's Power Stops Irvine, 7-5
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division III Boys : Swanwick Finds the Mark and Trabuco Hills Romps By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division IV Boys : Whittier Christian Survives : Heralds Wake Up in Fourth Quarter to Beat Coronado By Larry Nista, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division I Boys : Saddleback Comes Up Short on Last Play, Loses by 1 Point By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division III Boys : Everything Goes Corona del Mar's Way in Victory By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division II Girls : Enger Scores 43 Points as Vista Eliminates Canyon With 80-38 Victory By Kim Q. Berkshire
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division I Boys : Capistrano Valley Misses on Its Final Opportunity By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division II Girls : San Marcos Can't Stand Pressure as Katella Does It With Defense By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Orange Lutheran Gets Good Read on 72-64 Victory By John Geis
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division III Girls : Brea-Olinda Breezes to 81-36 Victory By Al Preston
PREP WEDNESDAY: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Division II Girls : McDonald Leads Valencia to Victory Over Mt. Whitney By Bill Robertson
There Was Method to Lack of Madness
Green Makes His Presence Felt in Laker Victory Over Hawks By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer
Kings and Taylor Overcome Penguins in Overtime, 3-2 By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
Women's Tennis at Indian Wells : Austin Loses, but Performance Is Encouraging By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Notebook : Meeting Between Sax, Claire Is Most Cordial By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer
Angel Notebook : Abbott Delivers Message With Strikeout of Canseco By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Bucknell Beats Lafayette to Win East Coast Title From Associated Press
Biola Scores 65-60 Win to Gain Berth in NAIA
NBA Roundup : Newman, Ewing Lead Knicks Past Suns, 124-119 By Dan Hafner
A 50-Point Fourth Quarter Carries Warriors Past Clippers, 138-112 From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Bruins Continue Hot Play as Lemelin Stops Islanders By Dan Hafner
Bass Star Has a Day at Cachuma
THE OUTDOORS : Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Good News for Fishermen: Waters Off Cabo Are Warming By Pete Thomas
State High School Basketball Playoffs : Manual Arts Gets 69-63 Victory
As a Knick, Kiki Vandeweghe Is Following in Father's Footsteps By Alan Goldstein, Baltimore Sun
Van Breda Kolff Still Where He Belongs--on the Bench By John Eisenberg, Baltimore Sun
IN BRIEF : Tyson Named Fighter of the Year \o7 From Times wire services \f7
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