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What happened on March 13, 1989
SPORTS
TAC Board Approves Random Drug Testing
Former Titan Player Joins Football's Dream Team : Hoping for a Big Break CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Coach Gains Loyal Following With His Family Atmosphere STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : ABC Leads in Emmy Nominations From Times wire services
Aztecs, Left Out of NCAA Event, Head for Texas JIM LINDGREN
Say Hey, He's the One Who Called the Shots SCOTT OSTLER
IN BRIEF : No Probe of Western Kentucky U. From Times wire services
Lendl Serves Up a Victory Over Edberg Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Kite Gets Playoff Victory at Orlando From Associated Press
Names in the News
Gretzky Breaks Ice in Edmonton, Kings Win, 6-3 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Top 2 Mushers Separated by Minute in Race From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Hershiser Shelled in 11-3 Loss From Times wire services
Arizona's Pressure Cooks Stanford, 73-51 JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Notebook : Record Doesn't Speak for Itself, Morgan Says BOB WOLF, Special to The Times
Names in the News
Pepperdine, UC Santa Barbara Among 32 Teams Going to NIT From Staff and Wire Reports
NHL Roundup : Lemieux Has New Goals, Leads Penguins Past Blackhawks, 6-5 DAN HAFNER
These Guys Are Just Fowl-Shooting Team
Names in the News
Arizona Stays West, UCLA Goes East in NCAA Tournament ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
CS Long Beach Women Seeded Second in East : 49ers Get First-Round Bye; CS Fullerton Also Gains NCAA Tournament Berth JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Scott Does Great Job From Afar : And Abdul-Jabbar Is Tough Inside as Lakers Win SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Arizona Stays on Top of AP Poll, Is No. 1 Seed in Playoff From Associated Press
Loyola-Arkansas to Be Televised Live LARRY STEWART
Buechler Does It With Blood and Guts : Wildcats' Power Forward Puts Stanford at Arm's Length After Taking Elbow CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Becker, Edberg Have Top 2 Seedings in Men's Tournament at Indian Wells THOMAS BONK
Angel Notebook : Forget Preliminaries, Red-Hot White Ready JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Life After Celtics? 2 Players Say Yes PETER MAY, The Hartford Courant
Prep Review : Playoff Mismatches Raise Questions About Qualifying Format Donna Carter
Santa Anita Oaks : Imaginary Lady Gives Stevens Third in a Row BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Titan Women Make History, Get NCAA Bid : Fullerton Will Play Montana in the First Round Wednesday CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : Young Catcher Upset by His Uncertain Future BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Nenow Wins Fukuoka Cross Country Race Associated Press
College Roundup : Lasher Sparks Titans Past Japanese Team
NBA Roundup : Celtics, Trying to Fly Without Bird, Beat Denver DAN HAFNER
Giusto, Knisely Are Sullivan 10-K Winners
Dispersal Holds Off Majesty's Imp to Win Louisiana Derby for Santos Associated Press
Baseball-Franchise Skirmishes May Turn Into Wars RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post
College Basketball Roundup : Sooners Seeded No. 1 Despite Losing by 12 From Associated Press
Prima Leading Race to Cabo San Lucas ALMON LOCKABEY
IN BRIEF : Indiana Miffed at Being Sent West From Times wire services
Took Steroids for 'Edge,' Issajenko Says From Associated Press
Davidson to Take Over as Chapman Soccer Coach
Women's Tennis Tournament at Indian Wells : Injury Doesn't Stop Victorious Maleeva THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Figure Skating Field Wide Open : Retirements Leave Room for New Stars From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Ohio U. Fires Basketball Coach From Times wire services
Names in the News
Journey Into the Unknown : Local Crew May Lack Credentials, but Not Enthusiasm for Congressional Cup RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
French Rightist Party Suffers Election Setback From Reuters
'Big Mac' Slaying Inquiry Reaches Into Dark World of 'Adult' Clubs SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
No Suspects in Brea Slaying : McKenna Was Not Shady, Just Flamboyant, Son Says CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
MacDonald Faces Cultural Conflicts : Embattled Navajo Leader Tries to Straddle 2 Worlds TAMARA JONES, Times Staff Writer
Borman Blasts Bryan : Union Leader Sick, Ex-Chief of Eastern Says From a Times Staff Writer
Israeli Publishers Pass on Hebrew 'Mein Kampf' From Associated Press
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : INS-Approved Schools
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Questions & Answers Marita Hernandez, Times staff writer
Sound of British Church Bells Fades From Reuters
Kathleen Brown: She Too Wants a Chance to Lead JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
After Faltering Start, Baker 'Catching Up,' His Aides Say DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHLAND : INS Arrests 82 More Latinos in Raids From Times staff and wire service reports
Latvians Rally Over Language Issue From Reuters
The State
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Important Phone Numbers
Hebrew Prayers at Airport End 13-Year Battle : U.S.-Born Muscovite Leaves for Israel From Associated Press
Salvador Admits Troops Killed 10 Villagers From Reuters
The State
Rushdie Novel 'Just Another Book,' Is Displayed at Jerusalem's Book Fair From Reuters
The World
SOUTHLAND : GTE Workers Overcome by Fumes From Times staff and wire service reports
The World
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law
Special Section Offers Guidance on Amnesty
U.S. Will Let Top Teamster Leaders Retain Their Posts : 3-Member Panel to Review Acts From Associated Press
Middle East Pair Sought Out Captain, Official Says From Associated Press
NATION : Rx for Doctors: More of the 3 Rs From Times wire services
The World
Walesa and Poland's Chief Defend Talks From United Press International
WORLD : Atrocity Reports Trouble U.S. From Times wire services
Schools' Action Widens the Apple Controversy : Decisions by L.A., N.Y. Districts to Stop Selling Fruit in Cafeterias Spark Disparate Reactions MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Bank Robber Routed by Old-Style Chivalry from Associated Press
The Nation
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Important Dates
The World
NATION : Bennett Upbeat on Drug Czar Role From Times wire services
McFarlane Says North Altered Notes : Testifies Iran-Contra Memos Were Changed Following Inquiries From Reuters
NATION : Banks Post Record for Earnings From Times staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : Agencies Probe H.B. Dealership From Times staff and wire service reports
Extreme Rightists Win Frankfurt Council Seats From Times Wire Services
Afghan Chief Appeals to U.N.; Rebels Report Heavy Fighting From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Botha Loses Ruling Party's Support From Times staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : O.C. Unveils 20-Year Transit Plan From Times staff and wire service reports
The Nation
The State
The State
Ex-Press Aide Brady Takes Position With Disability Agency From Times Wire Services
'Bomb' at Iranian Restaurant Forces Orange Evacuation
London Unveils Fashion Week PAT McCOLL
Anniversary Near for British Troops : No End to 'the Troubles'--Ulster Bloodshed Worsens DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Schooling, Tests and Exemptions
The State : 380 Arrested Over Abortion
The World
The World
Fighting Erupts in Hills After Beirut Airport Is Closed WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Chicago Mayor Refuses to Endorse From Times staff and wire service reports
The Nation
For the Record
E. Germans Reportedly Bar Story on Walesa From Reuters
LOCAL : Clues Sought in Anaheim Slaying From Times staff and wire service reports
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : How to Appeal Your Case
LOCAL : 35 GTE Workers in Westminster Hospitalized After Breathing Fumes From Times staff and wire service reports
NATION : Guards Strike at Los Alamos Lab From Times wire services
Discovery Thunders Into Space : Puts $100-Million Global Network Satellite in Orbit From Associated Press
Saving the Earth: Who Sacrifices? : Environment Could Lose Out in Face of Economic Realities LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Environmental Writer
Shuttle, Weather on Track for Launching Early Today LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Small Plane Crashes; 2 Die from United Press International
New Generation Hit : Bhopal--Death Won't Leave City MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Philippine Clash Kills 17 From Associated Press
Sky Diver Jumps to Death From Associated Press
Dockers Strike in Italy Over Freight Handling From Reuters
WORLD : Policy on Viet Refugees Tightened From Times wire services
Upcoming Presidential Election Has 'No Focus, No Interest,' Some Say : El Salvador Vote Obscured by War--and Peace KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian Calls Reported U.S. Bid to End Protests 'Impossible' From Times Wire Services
Mercury-Tainted Everglades Fish Prompt Warning from Associated Press
Chicago Salutes Flag Art in Its Special Ways TRACY SHRYER, Times Staff Writer
Justices Face Issue of Flag Burning as Symbol of Radical Dissent in U.S. DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Whoopi Is Starlight's Modest Hero JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Tougher INS Policy Held Effective : Senate Study Finds Drop in 'Frivolous' Asylum Requests LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Trial Begins for N. Hollywood Man Accused in Officers' Bomb Deaths From Times staff and wire service reports
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law
The State
2 Men Shot After Patron Is Ejected From Nightclub from Associated Press
SOUTHLAND : NAACP President Voted Out From Times staff and wire service reports
The World
WORLD : Man Shoots 2 at School, Kills Self From Times wire services
Amnesty Rules Confuse, Anger Immigrants MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Investigators, Unsure of Bomb Motive, Turn to Public for Clues JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Post-Modern Civic Center Is Soul of a City LEON WHITESON
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law FRANK del OLMO
The Nation
The World
Jesse Jackson Leads Tribute to Officer Jackson JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
The World : Soviet Nuclear Ship Docks
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : INS Legalization Offices
Jimmy Santiago Baca to Appear Today on LATC's Poetry Reading Series
5.5 Quake Causes Injuries, Damage at German Border From Associated Press
U.S. Military Held Reluctant to Act on Panama Incidents From Reuters
A-OK, Says NASA's First Woman Commentator From Associated Press
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Sample Test Questions
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Many Options Exist to Meet Amnesty Requirements
Reputed Bird Expert Has to Eat Crow Jack Smith
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Scott Horses Around With Gumbel From Times wire services
NATION : Japanese Girl Dies in Grand Canyon Fall; Second Fatality in Three Days From Times wire services
Jury to Resume Work in O.C. Sheriff's Trial : Gates' Political Image, Personal Fortune May Be on the Line in Private Investigator's Lawsuit STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Botha Vows to Stay on Job as S. Africa Leader SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Asian Friends Stage 'Sansei' Benefit KEVIN ALLMAN
Law Enforcement Group Attacks Gun Opponents ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writer
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Additional Information
Bush Nominees Wrestle With Clearance from the Washington Post
3,000 Protest Chicago Exhibit of Flag on Floor TRACY SHRYER, Times Staff Writer
She Accepts a Last-Second Offer JAMES MARNELL
Air Force Reserve Helicopter Crash Kills at Least 12 From Associated Press
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Other Key Aspects of the Immigration Law
The Nation : More Solar Flares Erupt After Big Blast
Dead Men Do Tell Tales : A New Book Continues an Old Controversy Over an Acclaimed Novelist and His Mother BOB SIPCHEN, Times Staff Writer
IRS Audits 23 Television Ministries : Could Jeopardize Tax Exemption of Some Televangelists From Associated Press
Staying Legal : A Guide to Phase 2 of the Immigration Amnesty Law : Where to Find Help
ENTERTAINMENT
ART / Cathy Curtis : Exhibition Proves That Simple Images Can Be Simply Simple-Minded Cathy Curtis
Medical Report ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Broadway Grosses Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stryper: Knocking On Heathens' Door JANISS GARZA
Music Reviews : Master Chorale Performs 'Elijah' at Dorothy Chandler JOHN HENKEN
A Museum Grows in Westwood : Budget Grows to $50 Million as Plans Expand for Armand Hammer Project SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Radio Turns Advertising Dial to San Diego Buses KEVIN BRASS
STAGE REVIEW : 'Glory of Easter' Reaches New Heights DON SHIRLEY
Karyn White Heats Up the Palace With Energy CONNIE JOHNSON
Laughs to Pay Off for Those With Little to Laugh At CATHERINE M. SPEARNAK
Jazz Review : Stanley Jordan Dazzles Coach House in Triplicate BILL KOHLHAASE
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Palomino Offers Slice of Kerrville Festival STEVE HOCHMAN
Pop/rock ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Mozart Concert Fails to Rise Over Problems CATHY CURTIS, Times Staff Writer
JAZZ REVIEW : Organ Project Serves Up Tasty Set DON HECKMAN
Cowboy Junkies at McCabe's: Reason to Believe ROBERT HILBURN
Dance Reviews : American Ballet Theatre 'Swan Lake' at the Shrine LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Jazz ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Morton Feldman Work Premieres at CalArts Fest DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Dance Reviews : Seiha Wakayagi-Kai at Japan America Theatre Lewis Segal
ART REVIEW : Park--Trying to Meld Two Different Worlds WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
STAGE REVIEW : Crystal Cathedral Resurrects Classic 'Glory of Easter' DON SHIRLEY
MUSIC REVIEWS : Mozart Camerata and Soloist Nicolai Popov at Santa Ana High NATHAN WANG
Dance Reviews : UCLA Dance Company Offers Program at Royce DONNA PERLMUTTER
'Rain Man' a Step Closer to Oscar? NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
Art ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : William Hall Chorale CHRIS PASLES
A Museum Grows in Westwood : Other Private Museums: A Report on Art Houses Collectors Have Built SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Music Reviews : CalArts Music Festival TERRY McQUILKIN
BUSINESS
Government Matches Fish, Market Names : Caballa by Any Other Name Is Still a Mackerel From Associated Press
A Short in Electronics Market : Federated is the latest to trip up, as retailers are finding they have no hot gadgets to lure consumers into stores. JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
P. M. BRIEFING : Fugitive in Counterfeit Scam Seized From Times wire services
P. M. BRIEFING : Amex President Louis Gerstner Jr. Named RJR Nabisco's Top Officer From Times wire services
Study Credits California With 11% of U.S. Exports in 1988 NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
JIM FAROOQUEE : Trying to Crack Fortune's 500 : Computer Firm Aims to Make Magazine's List by 1990 David Olmos, Times staff writer
Manville to Spend $14 Million to Cut Emissions
P. M. BRIEFING : Bush Vows Environmental Activism From Times wire services
P. M. BRIEFING : U.S. Builders Assail Japanese Curbs From Times wire services
Eastern's $12 'Nightmare' : Hundreds Stranded After Taking Bargain Flights From Associated Press
FCC Chief May Get to Prove His Theory : Phone Rate-Cap Proposal Is Designed to Improve Efficiency From Associated Press
Maxicare Hurt Own FHS Unit, Critics Contend : Firm Denies It's at Fault for Demise of Operation That It Purchased in '86 LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
And Where Was Aunt Bea?
P. M. BRIEFING : Shaklee Accepts Japanese Offer From Times wire services
P. M. BRIEFING : Norway Halts Heavy Water Export From Times wire services
Soviet Chunky Becomes Chichi for Watch Buyers From Reuters
Japanese Expected to Boost Imports of Cars Sharply SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Japan's Seniors Open a Door for U.S. Firms : Fast-Growing Aged Sector Creating Demand for More Nursing and Retirement Facilities JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Spray Paint RALPH VARTABEDIAN
Anarchy in a Can : True, only a fraction of the spray paint made each year ends up as graffiti. But the never- ending cleanup of the damage costs millions. RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Banks Hope to Expand Loans in Britain From Reuters
FAA: 59 Problems Reported in Boeing Wiring, Plumbing From Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Truce With Nature
Stand and Deliver in This City JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
$100,000 of Marijuana Found Near Border
Analysis : One-Sided Race for Mayor Leaves a Void on Issues BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Science / Medicine : Promising Conductivity Work From Times staff and wire service reports
Science / Medicine : Dystrophy Treatment Works in Mice Tests From Times staff and wire service reports
U.S. Shortage of Catholic Priests
U.S. Shortage of Catholic Priests
Deregulation
Women's Struggle
Steel
Anaheim Union Teachers to Picket Over Contract Deadlock BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Education as Scapegoat In State Fiscal Woes : Proposition 98 Funding Measure Is No Excuse To Beggar Health and Welfare Programs BILL HONIG, Bill Honig is the state Superintendent of Public Instruction
Police Kill Pit Bull in Serving Warrant
Bush on Drugs: Out of Focus
S.D. Elementary School Has an International Look DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Brady's Debt Proposal
Yaroslavsky to Face His Challengers at Forum Tonight ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Birds Lead Africans to Honey From Times staff and wire service reports
For One Man, Migrant Life Was Trial by Fire : Former Farm Worker's Lawsuit Blames Employers for Deadly Hooch Blaze PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Man Believed Drowned in Riptide Near Pier
U.S. Shortage of Catholic Priests
Lottery Results: March 11
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Hit-Run Driver Sought in Death of Boy in Alley
Week 16* The Randy Kraft Trial Compiled by Times staff writer Jerry Hicks
Ethics Bills
If They Take Away Our AK-47s, at Least Let's Keep Our Grenades JOHN BYRNE BARRY, John Byrne Barry is a San Francisco-area writer.
Grenade and Bomb Found on Streets LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Fake Pipe Bomb at Iranian Eatery Forces Evacuation BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Caffeine Warning Questioned From Times staff and wire service reports
Victim's Parents Struggling Against Violence LUCILLE RENWICK, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Simi Valley Girl Killed in Car Crash at School
Showdown at Hand on McColl Cleanup : EPA's Plan to Incinerate Hazardous Waste on Site to Be Outlined Tuesday in Fullerton STEVEN R. CHURM and LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writers
Auto Listed as Weapon in Murder Case From United Press International
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Man Killed on Freeway May Have Leaped Down
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Victim of Fatal Shooting Had Just Attended Party
Local News in Brief : Electrical Blast Causes Fire, Power Outage
Once the Bane of Farmers, Crows Are Street-Wise Survivors in Urban 'Forests' : Flocking to the City JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Activists Blame Bradley, Council, CRA for L.A. Ills JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Some Businesses Face Problems as Nordhoff St. Straightens Out GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
NAACP Voters Hope for End to Angry Conflict GINGER THOMPSON, Times Staff Writer
After 4 Decades, Frank Hicks Is Leaving His County Job Herbert J. Vida
Teen Dispute Boils Over in Irvine: 2 Stabbed, 2 Hit by Car MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Mickey Mouse, Nixon and Jimmy Stewart all Take the Same Train ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Planner Wins Friends on Both Sides of Growth Issue STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Shortage of Catholic Priests
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Son Arrested Sunday in Stabbing of Father
Physics Day at Magic Mountain : Rides Give Homework a New Spin AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Killer Bees Buzz Differently From Times staff and wire service reports
Moscow's Puzzle Is How to Motivate the Soviet Worker DANIEL J. ARBESS and MARLENE GREENBERG, Daniel J. Arbess is a New York lawyer and an affiliate of the Center For Science and International Affairs of the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. Marlene Greenberg is a chartered accountant and real estate executive in New York. and
Culture Clash or Animal Cruelty? : Two Cambodian Refugees Face Trial After Killing Dog for Food DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Answers from Antiquity : A scholar and a scientist combed through ancient scrolls that resulted in new findings about Earth's rotation and the dawn of Chinese civilization. ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Beetles Among Stars of Arcadia Insect Fair NONA YATES
Civil Rights of Mentally Ill
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