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What happened on March 25, 1989
BUSINESS
Flight Attendants End 5-Day Strike at Continental Airlines From United Press International
Hollywood's Silent Partner : Boston Ventures Parlays Its Connections, Zeal for Secrecy Into Huge Entertainment Deals KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
$4-Million Toxxic Control Deal Deadline Extended JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Army Order for Geronimo
Inspection Procedures OKd for Remaining Chilean Fruit BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Homeowner May Have to Pay Bill Twice Carla Lazzareschi
State's Walnut Sales Are Booming Overseas
Personal Income Up 1% in February From Times Wire Services
Board Nixes Turner's Bid for Financial News Service From United Press International
Polaroid Gets Good Response to Tender Offer JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
IBM Advises Employees to Use Foreign Airlines : FAA's Terrorist Alert Prompts Computer Giant to Issue Warning on Travel From Europe, Middle East DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Rising Mortgage Rates Mean the Return of 'Creative Financing' Bill Sing
Birtcher Gets Chief Operating Officer
FTC Seeks to Block Profits by Raleses in Interco Stock From the Washington Post
Markets Closed
Hundreds of T-Bill Buyers Get Garbled Checks From Treasury BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Ramada Agrees to Sell Its Marie Callender Pie Chain MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Bluebird Cafe--a Great Place to Start in Nashville RANDALL MIKKELSEN, Reuters
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Dickie Betts Hits Highs and Lows in Palace Show CHRIS WILLMAN
MUSIC REVIEW : Golabek With Joyeux Players CHRIS PASLES
Opera Pacific Signs Contract for Orchestra CHRIS PASLES
Well Seasoned JANICE ARKATOV
Multiple Personality JOAN DEW
Weekend Tv Sports Rundown
TV REVIEWS : It's All in the Timing HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times TV Critic
Diaz: A Singer in the Prime of His Versatility DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Military Man JOHN BURMAN
Author, Author
Troubled Water(s)
Donors Great and Small
Author, Author
Whose Special Interest?
High School Artists See Their Best at Golden West CORINNE FLOCKEN
Weekend TV : Easter Brings Lineup of Holiday Shows; 'I, Leonardo' Explores Da Vinci Genius STEVE WEINSTEIN
NBC's Time Travel Fantasy a 'Quantum Leap' of Faith DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Allmans' Music Is in Betts' Past, Present and Future MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Teen Proves a Smooth Talker as Radio Host THOMAS K. ARNOLD
MUSIC REVIEW : Andre Previn Comes Back to Philharmonic DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
A Hollywood Ending for the Wheeler Oscar Saga DANIEL CERONE
Stage Reviews : Edward Albee's Droll 'Seascape' at Theatre 40 DON SHIRLEY
Ice Cube Keeps Cool . . . Chills Clash ROBERT HILBURN
JAZZ REVIEW : Sanchez Drums at Vine St. Grill DON HECKMAN
Stage Reviews : 'On Tina Tuna Walk' a Seriocomic Soap Opera SYLVIE DRAKE
Babar the Elephant Making Jump to TV
Bradley Backing for 'Mississippi Burning'
A Last Dance With Dick Clark STEVE HOCHMAN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Midwife's Nursing License Revoked for Negligence LUCILLE RENWICK, Times Staff Writer
Slain Girl's Kin Arrive for Rites After Delay at Border GEORGE BUNDY SMITH, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Woman Kidnaped, Released as Police Search for a Motive MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
'Too Awful to Be True' : Outing for Easter Gifts Ends in Death MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Returns $18,000 He Earned as Adviser to Bank
Weekend Rain Threat Cancels Work Planned for Ventura Freeway
Local News in Brief : Torrance Employees Win Private Hearings
Gorbachev to Meet Irish Leader April 2 From Reuters
Local News in Brief : Accident at Egg City in Moorpark Kills Man
San Diego
Soup Kitchen Founder Facing Move Is Optimistic : She Hopes to Keep Ladling CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Playing Lotto 6/49
Local News in Brief : Dana Point : Parents Can Check on Junior via Phone Line
Extensive Search Finds No Trace of Newhall Girl, 7 AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Schools Chief, Union Head Agree and Disagree LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
Local News in Brief : Actor Todd Bridges Pleads Innocent
Local News in Brief : Armored Car Bandit Takes Cash, Gun
City Won't Seek Last-Minute Ban on Test Burn of Waste in La Jolla LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Duffy Agrees With Report Assailing Deputies at Jails RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Who's in Charge of the Interior?
Intense Search Fails to Locate Missing Girl, 7 AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
Growth in L.A. and 'Vigilante Planning'
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
Growth in L.A. and 'Vigilante Planning'
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
Growth in L.A. and 'Vigilante Planning'
Growth in L.A. and 'Vigilante Planning'
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
Arafat, Mubarak, Hussein to Meet From United Press International
Local News in Brief : Welfare Fraud Line Saves $1 Million
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
Crest
Local News in Brief : Mother of Child Left in Hot Car Charged
Man Robs Armored Car Guard at Market
Local News in Brief : Tustin : Care Enterprises Home in L.A. Fined $50,000
2 Killed, 33 Injured in Mexico Bus Crash From Associated Press
3 Accused of Murder in Teller Machine Slaying CARLOS V. LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Home Fined $50,000 Over Violations on Patient Care
Students Cook Up Biggest Easter Egg From Reuters
Los Angeles Campaign '89 Compiled by researcher Cecilia Rasmussen
Victim of Virus Takes Heart as He Waits for One JEFFREY BEAN, Times Staff Writer
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
Local News in Brief : Fire Warning Issued on Incinerator Plant
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Burger Firms Battle for John Wayne Rights
Prop. A Opponents Set Sights on '87 Transportation Sales Tax BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
El Cajon
Local News in Brief : San Juan Capistrano : 42 Eucalyptus Trees Must Be Removed
'Shootist Bandit' Robs Mission Viejo Bank JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
La Jolla
The Citizen's Guide to Spookspeak HENRY PRECHT, Henry Precht, a retired Foreign Service officer, was in charge of the State Department's Iran desk during the Iranian revolution and hostage crisis.
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
'Acceptable Risks' With Pesticides Used on Fruits and Vegetables
ABORTION PROTESTS IN THE SOUTHLAND : Most Arrestees Escape Harsh Court Treatment TERRY PRISTIN and TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writers
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
Local News in Brief : Man Convicted of 2 Felonies in Fatal Crash
Judge Fashions Plan to Resolve Cat Lady Fight STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Wrecking Ball Ready for Huntington Hotel
Successful Record Cited : Del Mar Group Selected to Run Race Track for 20 More Years GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
Teledyne Faces Fine on PCB Order RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Teacher's Aide Faces 2 More Charges ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Tijuana Rite Commemorates Christ's Crucifixion : Pace of Life Slows in Bustling Border City as Residents, Businesses Take Time Out to Observe Holy Friday PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
'It Helps to Laugh' : Patients Stand Up to Cancer by Telling Jokes GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Slain in Ambush at Home : Former Student Questioned, Released; Not a Suspect, Police Say MICHAEL CONNELLY and SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writers
Post Office Does Rabbit Trick; Easter Bunny Answers Letter AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
People and Events STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
Housing Authority Painting Job Is the Pits, Memo Says GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : TV's Wally George Accused of Assault
ABORTION PROTESTS IN THE SOUTHLAND : Some Serve Conscience Without Media Fanfare ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Camarillo Names New Finance Director
Local News in Brief : Man Accidentally Slain by Policeman
A Date With Cousin O'Keeffe : In Ireland, Understanding Her Is Genetic TOM O'KEEFFE, Tom O'Keeffe is a prize-winning short-story writer who lives in Ireland and teaches part of the year at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Corsican Strikers Lift Blockades at Ports From Associated Press
2 Held in Farm Workers' Slayings; Racism Hinted ANDREW LePAGE, Times Staff Writer
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
License of Accused Del Mar Midwife Is Revoked LUCILLE RENWICK, Times Staff Writer
Bomb-Parts Find Keeps Bail Same for Wayne Suspect TYLER L. CHIN, Times Staff Writer
Drug-Test Decisions
Pipe Bombs Found : Man Convicted of Aiming Gun at Fellow Motorist
Fired Police Chief's Settlement Revealed H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Operation Rescue and Poll on Abortion
A Cop and His Ghosts AL MARTINEZ
El Cajon
McColl Dump Soil to Be Burned in Test LEONARD BERNSTEIN and STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writers
ABORTION PROTESTS IN THE SOUTHLAND : Clerics' Views Differ Over Militant Action RUSSELL CHANDLER and JOHN DART, Times Religion Writers
Busted Water Project
105 Stung by Anaheim Police : Undercover Officers Recover $1.4 Million in Items NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Boggs Says Ex-Lover Threatened to Make His Life 'Living Hell' Associated Press
'Bandit' Limo Firm to Pay Fine to Settle Suit JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
'End of an Era' : He Had Job of Note at Disneyland MICHAEL CICCHESE, Times Staff Writer
Minkow Addicted to Money, Defense Lawyer Tells Court KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Most Conservatives Rejected in Disputed USC Student Elections SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Buchan's Long Road Back to Top : From Olympic Cycling Hopeful to Paralympic Medalist SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament : CS Long Beach and Tennessee Reflect Coaches JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Division II Women's Tournament : CP Pomona Beats Bentley in Semifinal From Staff and Wire Reports
Golf Roundup : Simpson Shoots 67, Ties Forsman at New Orleans From Associated Press
High School Baseball : Hart Unbeaten in Tournament After 9-0 Win
Santa Ana Cup Soccer : Mexico City Team Defeats U.S., 2-0 AL PRESTON
NHL Roundup : Capitals Defeat Flyers, 6-1, Near First Division Title DAN HAFNER
Marinaro Scores Three Goals to Lead Lazers, 7-2
It's All Relative for Sheffield, Brewers' Rookie With Family Tradition ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Southeast Regional Final at Lexington, Ky. : After Early Adversity, Virginia Reaches Top of Its Game at Perfect Time JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Notebook : Double Off Gooden Extends Griffin's Hit Streak GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Angel Notebook : Petry's Sore Arm May Open a Door for Abbott MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Southland Track Meets Draw Top Valley Athletes
Yankee Quartet May Run Out of Court
Grossmont Rallies to Beat Saddleback, 7-5 STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Nunn Faces First Major Test Tonight EARL GUSTKEY
International Players Championships : Connors Is the Winner After Rain Associated Press
The Hoosier Conference Does Exist--but for Preps
Bruins' Ticket Policy Might Need Rethinking
Hill's Charity Efforts Draw Widespread Praise
Trojans Did Everything but Outscore the Irish?
A Suggestion for Those Good Folks in Lindsay
Gauchos and Big West Have Earned Respect
Hill's Charity Efforts Draw Widespread Praise
Just When He Thought It Was Safe to Listen
O'Hara Moves Ahead of Marinovich
Names in the News
Espitia Makes Pitch to Settle Ventura Staff in Beating Moorpark RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Prep Roundup : Milo's 1-Hitter Leads Laguna Hills to Sweep
Football Could Learn From March Madness
Alomar Jr. and Abner Top List of Padres' Cuts BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Bichette Works Himself Hard for One-Way Ticket to Majors Gene Wojciechowski
Ankle Sprain Puts Anthony in Doubt for UNLV's Game ROBYN NORWOOD
Hill's Charity Efforts Draw Widespread Praise
Calczynski to Open Defense of NASCAR Tour Title at Saugus VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Pro Football : Expansion and Realignment Are Getting Closer Bob Oates
NCAA East Regional at East Rutherford, N.J. : Duke Quickly Dispatches Minnesota, 87-70 MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Consistent Pistons Keep Winning, Have No Trouble With Nets, 112-96 DAN HAFNER
The Colleges : No Way, Jose, to Tell These Garcias Apart
Political Ambition Wins at Santa Anita
Area Roundup : Charity Golf Tournament to Be Played April 10
Kalambay Is Fighting for Name Recognition EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
NCAA West Regional Final at Denver : UNLV's Speed Takes On Seton Hall's Strength ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Georgetown Gets Extra Step It Needs : Controversial Call Helps Hoyas Hold Off N.C. State MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Missouri Has No Answers for Syracuse : Tigers Slow Thompson, So Douglas Paces Orangemen CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Midwest Regional at Minneapolis : Anderson Leads Illinois Over Louisville, 83-69 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Misconceptions About Dyslexia Haunt Nelson BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : Titans Win Again, 2-0, in Softball Tournament
At Last, Tennis Finds Umpire Who Is Unafraid
NUNN FOR THE MONEY : IBF Middleweight Champion With Celebrity Following to Battle Italy's Kalambay for $1.1 Million Purse STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Community College Baseball : Orange Coast Arms Itself to Win Tournament Title STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Skiing : Skiers Are Running Out Before the Snow Does Bob Lochner
Aztecs Open WAC by Stealing Past Utah JIM LINDGREN
College Baseball Roundup : Home Run in 11th Lifts Florida St. Over Titans
NCAA Division II Tournament : UC Riverside Beaten, 84-83, by Southeast Missouri State From Staff and Wire Reports
UCSD Splits Doubleheader
Grossmont Baseball Preview : Some Coaches Aren't Happy With Split RICK HAZELTINE and LAURA PALMER
High School Track Preview : Weighty Matters: Fallbrook's Noon Has Lofty Goals JOHN GEIS
Perry Is Perfect at the Line; Aztecs Advance to WNIT Final Staff and Wire Reports
Surely, Arizona State's Athletic Director Must Carry Share of Blame?
San Jose State Fires Berry 2 Months After Walkout
Now, for a Question About Mrs. Boggs
Greer, San Jose St. Both Eager to Put Basketball Boycott Experience Behind STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
BACK ABOARD : Veteran Basketball Coach Bob Boyd Prepares to Ply His Trade at Chapman CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Thief Gets Upper Hand on Dick Tracy, Lifts Cartoon Panels From Associated Press
Common Allergenic Trees, Shrubs And Weeds Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Soviet Group Seeks Total A-Test Ban : Demands Closure of 'Dangerous' Kazakh Nuclear Facility MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Fahd to Visit Iraq, Egypt
Weekend Checklist for Diggers and Planters
Hecht Picked as Envoy From United Press International
Two-Day Bicycle Jaunt for MS: Inducing Experienced Riders ANNE Z. COOKE
Lebanon's Aoun Vows to Oust Syrians NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Farm Interests Dealt Blow as Presidential Council Enters Debate on Water Pacts MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
New U.S. Policy on Contras Told : Bush, Congress Agree to Drop Military Option DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Jewish Prayer Book Is a Pioneering Effort From Religious News Service
U.S. Blocks Rocket Fuel Shipment to Probe Iran Link PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Berman Sees Trouble for Democrats in Wilson's Bid for Governor in '90 KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Jet Flies Discovery Back to Florida After an Overnight Stop in Texas From Associated Press
'Star Wars' Satellite Put in Orbit and Quickly Spots a Test Target From Associated Press
Plants Return to Nature in Botanist's Corner of Sun Valley CHERI RAE WOLPERT
Blessing of Animals a Sign of Spring ELLEN MELINKOFF
Post-Census Redistricting Means Bitter Struggle for House Seats CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Over 800 Received Last Year, Terrorism Experts Say : Tips Failed to Halt Aircraft Attacks ROBIN WRIGHT and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
'One Mediator' Dialogue Advances From Associated Press
400,000 Assault Rifles to Be Stopped at Border : Stunned U.S. Agency Realizes It Has Authorized Imports of Huge Number of Military-Type Arms DOUGLAS JEHL and PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writers
Roman Catholic Archbishop, Rabbi Share Journey of Mutual Discovery MSGR. ROYALE VADAKIN and RABBI ALFRED WOLF, Vadakin is director of the Los Angeles Catholic Archdiocese's Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs and pastor of St. Vibiana Cathedral. Wolf is director of the Skirball Institute on American Values of the American Jewish Committee and rabbi emeritus of Wilshire Boulevard Temple. and
North Lawyers Renew Bid for Reagan to Testify : Judge Declines to Rule but Legal Sources Say Ex-President May Have to Appear ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
IBM Employees to Avoid Some Flights From Reuters
Court Sizes It Up--Sherlock Can Stay From United Press International
U.S. Drug Agents Arrest 9 in N. California Raids From United Press International
Tears on the Via Dolorosa; Pope Hears Confessions : Christian Pilgrims Mark Good Friday From Times Wire Services
Alaska Oil Spill May Be Largest in U.S. Waters MAURA DOLAN and RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writers
2 Charged in Theft of $2-Million Vase From Associated Press
Odyssey of a City-Dwelling Man in a Magic Coat JOHN SMITH
White House Staff's Early Fumbles May Bring Quick Shake-Up JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Maximum Sentence in Girl's Death : Judge Cites a Lack of Remorse; Steinberg Given Up to 25 Years JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Tanker Spills Oil After Hitting Reef Off Alaska MAURA DOLAN and RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writers
20-Volume English Set Costs $2,500 : New Oxford Dictionary--Improving on the Ultimate DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Official Urges Sudan Famine Relief in 'Race Against Time' From Associated Press
EPA May Block Planned Dam Near Denver From Associated Press
Italian Easter Cake Carried Big Bang From Associated Press
Long Beach Lets Abortion Protest Wither LYNN SMITH and CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writers
NEWS ANALYSIS : New U.S. Policy on Contras Told : Marks 1st Clear Break With Reagan Legacy DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Gardening JUDITH SIMS
William Jay Schieffelin III: Headed Importing Company
6 Contras Expelled in Slaying of Suspected Spy; 1 Convicted of Rape From a Times Staff Writer
Missile-Hunting 'Star Wars' Satellite Put in Orbit From Associated Press
Belgium Accuses Suspect's Lawyer in Kidnaping of Former Prime Minister From Reuters
Militant Lebanese Faction Reportedly Has Stinger Missiles From Associated Press
Death House Landlady Got Drugs From Doctor, Prosecutors Contend VIRGINIA ELLIS and LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writers
Barge-Tour Boat Crash in Paris Kills Tourist From Associated Press
Challenged by Workers : 'New Age' Pep Talks: a Backlash GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
China's Military Budget to Drop 6% Despite Officers' Protests From Associated Press
Sunset Peak's Panoramic View of Big, Bare Baldy JOHN McKINNEY
Excitement and Skepticism : Fusion Claim Sparks Rush to Duplicate Experiment LEE DYE and THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writers
Thousands Near Kiev Killed by Stalin, Not Germans, Soviets Say From Associated Press
Benjamin F. McLaurin: Labor Leader, Political Activist
Avenues of Design : A Walk Among Elite Showrooms and Galleries ROBERT JOHN PIERSON
Mountain Bikes : Mountain-Cycle Enthusiasts Push to Change Image From Outlaws to Guardians of the Hills BOB HOWELLS
57 Arrested in Anaheim Fencing Sting NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
$1.5-Million Fine Against Lockheed Urged by OSHA JAMES F. PELTZ and HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Staff Writers
Cheney Lashes Out at Top AF Officer : Accuses General of Trying to Make MX Deal With Congress JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Prisoner on Death Row Hangs Himself DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Millions of Soviets on Bread Line, Pravda Reports From Reuters
Longhorn Borer Beetle Found in the Bay Area ROBERT CHOW, Times Staff Writer
Spotlight: Uc Irvine Arboretum Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Californian Sails 19th-Century Style SHEARLEAN DUKE, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Short List of Outrages Goes a Long Way to Easing Frustrations JOSEPH N. BELL
Christians Will Greet Easter at Dawn Rites JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Dividing Housework Is Best Way to Conquer It, These Couples Have Found JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
From Mountains to Desert, From Forests to Sea, a Lift for Spirits
MINIMUM-AGE WORKERS : Some After-School Jobs Offer More Than Jst Fries and $4.25 an Hour : Some After-School Jobs Offer More Than Just Fries and $4.25 an Hour HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Lutheran Bishop to Boycott Papal Mass From Religious News Service
Southland Offers a variety of Locales for Prayer, Meditation and Peace of Mind : A Place to Retreat RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
Lawsuit Seeks to Exempt Atheist From AA Meetings Religious News Service
Dye Transfer Prints Require Some Pains but Provide Rewards ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer
American Indians Becoming More Open to Christian Worship Services JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
O'Callaghan's Delilah West Is At It Again DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer(
Special Mass to Be Offered Gay Catholics From Associated Press
Board Game Pokes Fun at TV Evangelists From Religious News Service
Lutherans Join in Ancient Blessing of Oils Rite RUSSELL CHANDLER and JOHN DART, Times Staff Writers
Taking Hazardous Spills Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
'Never a Fund-Raiser' in 20 Years : Multifaith Council Marks Anniversary
Global Distribution of Scriptures in 1988 Marks Record for Bible Society From Religious News Service
Atheist Reportedly Runs for Church Office From Religious News Service
WORLD
From the archives: Tanker Spills Oil After Hitting Reef Off Alaska By Maura Dolan and Ronald B. Taylor, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
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