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What happened on March 27, 1989
NEWS
For Baby M: Bonus on Birthdays JAMES MARNELL
Lawmaker Targeted by FBI : Assemblyman Frank Hill: 'Cruising for a Bruising' PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Ecology's Family Feud : Murray Bookchin Turns Up Volume on a Noisy Debate BOB SIPCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Books : Love and War in the Futuristic City CAROLYN SEE
A Sandwich Board Amid Hors d'Oeuvres Jack Smith
Ruling on Return of Seized Weapons Criticized by Police JENIFER WARREN and SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writers
Iran Reportedly Seizes Yacht, Kuwait Royalty From Times Wire Services
House Races Cost $204 Million From Times wire services
Yeltsin Views Victory in Moscow as Call for Speeded-Up Reforms From Reuters
After a 6-Year Silence, Begin Bemoans Icy Ties With Egypt From Times Wire Services
The World
Yeltsin Leading in Historic Vote : Soviets Excited Over Free Election in Dramatic Break With the Past MASHA HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The State : Schools Hope to Raise Scores
'Absentee' Votes Cast From Space Station From Reuters
LOCAL : Man Shot to Death in Encino From Times staff and wire service reports and
Nicaragua Accord No Bush Retreat, Baker Says JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
3 Rescued After Car Hits Barricades, Falls Into Hole From United Press International
The World
Premier's Party Defeated in Turkey Mayoral Election From Associated Press
Thousands Roll Eggs at White House From United Press International
The World
Israeli Policeman Kills Arab Boy, 4 From Times staff and wire service reports and
Dozens Sign Petitions Opposing Administration Role in Missouri Case : Justice Dept. Lawyers Protest Abortion Stance DAVID G. SAVAGE and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
The State
NATION : Reagan Won't Testify Friday but May Be Called Later, Judge Says From Times wire services
Recipient of Double Transplant Improving From Associated Press
The State
Sudan's New Cabinet Backs Plan for Cease-Fire, Talks With Rebels From Times Wire Services
The World : Albanians Stone Officers
Pilgrims Jam St. Peter's Square for Message : Pope Makes Easter Plea Before 200,000 WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Board Gets Plan to Raise Pupils' Scores ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
The Nation
29 More Nuclear Weapons Foes Arrested at Nevada Test Site From Associated Press
The World
The World
American Album Debut
The Nation
The Nation
Weather Slows Alaskan Oil Cleanup Work : Governor to Seek Federal Aid After Largest U.S. Oil Spill From Reuters
Europe's Goal of Economic Unity Stirs 'Fortress' Fears TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Tower Staffer Rebuffed KGB Advances JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Gondoliers Dump Trash at City Hall From Times wire services
The State
LOCAL : Communist Party Hierarchy Dealt 3 Major Defeats by Soviet Voters From Times staff and wire service reports and
Nepal Bus Crashes; 14 Die From Associated Press
Frantic Desert Search Brings Man New Life BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
NAMES IN THE NEWS : 1st Woman in Top State Dept. PR Job From Times wire services
LOCAL : L.A. School Integration Battle Ends From Times staff and wire service reports and
LOCAL : 405 Reopens in Time for Rush Hour From Times staff and wire service reports and
Fishermen, Exxon Weigh Oil Spill Costs MICHAEL PARRISH, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Mudslide Closes Road to Utah Park From Times staff and wire service reports and
NATION : Firebomb Hurled at Lenin Mural From Times wire services
Missing Girl Found Dead Near Her Home From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Nation
N.Y. Funds $5.1-Billion Effort : Bronx Reborn: Housing Emerges From the Ashes JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
White House Cats: Why So Doggone Few? KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
The State
The State : Order OKd for Gay's Blood
Normal Political Patterns Melt in Heat of Gun Control Conflict CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : 747 Makes Emergency Landing From Times wire services
The World
The World
The World
6-Year-Old Condor Lays 'Easter' Egg at L.A. Zoo JOHN H. LEE, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Pleased With New Balloting MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Inmates Reportedly Seize Prison in Guatemala; Death Toll Put at 5 From Associated Press
Alaska Tanker Piloted by Unqualified Officer : Exxon Unable to Explain Captain's Absence; Rising Winds Stir Fears of Oil Slick Damage TAMARA JONES, Times Staff Writer
Feisty New Spirit : Gibraltar: Britain's Rock Is on a Roll WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Ozone-Safe Chemical Testing Criticized
Live Cables Close Freeway at Westminster CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Staff Writer
Cedars-Sinai Course Teaches Teens How to Become Better Baby Sitters
Body of Girl, 7, Found; Boy, 14, Held in Death AMY LOUISE KAZMIN and RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Times Staff Writers
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Jessica Hahn's Former Boss Jailed From Times wire services
Angry Mother Leads Campaign Against Auto Club Rules DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
American Album : A tamer Tombstone cherishes its six-gun heritage--and some fear getting bushwhacked by progress. DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer and
Bush Counsel Rebuked for Airing a Gripe in the Press : He Rapped New Policy on Contras From United Press International
Rare Condor Lays 'Easter' Egg at L.A. Zoo From United Press International
Abortion Foes Spend Easter Sunday in Jail JUDY PASTERNAK and CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Defense Consultant Enters Guilty Plea : Parkin Admits Bribing Navy Aide to Help Contractors Win Bids From United Press International
LOCAL : Girl Strangled; 14-Year-Old Held
The Nation
Justices Uphold Pay for Chaplains : Find No Church-State Violation in Role at Public Hospitals From Associated Press
Assassination Report Stirs Crisis in India : Rajiv Gandhi's Aide Implicated in Slaying of Leader's Mother MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Man's Body Found in Lions' Den at Zoo From United Press International
BUSINESS
DAN GINSBERG / JIM DEYONG : Ad Agency Adds Up Successes : Award-Winning Firm Puts Message Ahead of Technique Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
Malling of Factory Outlets : California Emerges as a New Frontier for Clusters of Huge Discount Stores GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Existing Home Sales Drop for Second Straight Month From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Oil Prices Surge After Alaskan Spill From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Bush Will Veto Minimum Wage Bill That Exceeds His Plan, Dole Says From Times wire services
Machine Tool Shipments Rise 50% in February From Reuters
Eastern to Return to Court, Plans Pilots School From Times Wire Services
What, No Air Conditioning?
Italy Seeks to Delay Steel Plant Closings From Reuters
Dow Up 14.82; Traders See Some Signs of Hope From Associated Press
Japanese Firms Hit Snags When They Open Plants in Europe : EC's Anti-Dumping Policy Is Creating New Problems PETER MONTAGNON, Financial Times
In Surprise Move, Vinters Propose Increasing State Wine Tax by 900% From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Bribery Charged in Japan Scandal From Times wire services
Economists See Recession Tied to Trade Deficit From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : Grant Aids College Computer Study From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Taiwan Keeps Rice Market Closed From Times wire services
Pepsi Ad Spots Will Promote Education
But Binge May Not Help Trade Imbalance : Affluent Taiwanese Are Snapping Up U.S. Goods From Reuters
Sears to Sell Division of Coldwell Banker : Investors Purchase Commercial Real Estate Unit From Times Wire Services
Polaroid Shareholder Move Ended Threat : Agreed to Distribute Gains to Block Takeover by Shamrock From Reuters
Ringing It Up MARTHA GROVES
P.M. BRIEFING : Texas' MCorp to File Chapter 11 From Times wire services
AMI Pondering Restructuring, Buyout Plans : Health-Care Firm Looks for Way to Enhance Holders' Equity as Profit Slides 25% KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
British Firm Views Pacific From Fresno BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
GM Says Book on Perot Clash Is 'Inaccurate' From United Press International
Small Car Rental Firms Rap LAX Bid to Impose Fees TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
BEHIND BARS : Those mysterious stripes may stump consumers, but they lay it all out in black and white for retailers: what's hot and what's not--and even why. MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer and
SPORTS
A South Carolina Scandal : Former Gamecock Football Player Chaikin Tries to Regroup After Disclosing Steroid Use SALLY JENKINS, W ashington Post
Golf Roundup : Simpson Breaks 4-Year Slump With Victory From Associated Press
Commentary : Guilty or Not, Rose Deserves to Be in the Hall of Fame JOHN STEADMAN, Baltimore Evening Sun
Auto Racing Roundup : Wallace Gets Help From Caution Flag to Win Pontiac 400 From Associated Press
Imperial Star, Davis Win the Las Cienegas Handicap
Padre Notebook : Salazar Is Contributing Right Off the Bat BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Lemieux Named Week's Top Player From Times wire services
Hatcher's Single in Ninth Lifts Dodgers Over Braves Associated Press
Names in the News
Veteran Hurler Allen Dropped by Cleveland From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Speed Skater Aims at Cycling Team From Times wire services
Las Cienegas Won by Imperial Star
IN BRIEF : Judge OKs New Free Agency Setup From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Sumpter, Rose Sign With Clippers From Times wire services
Blyleven's Alter Ego : It's 'That Other Guy' Pitching; 'I Cuss Him' From Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Ciccarelli's Goal Gives First Title to Capitals DAN HAFNER
Names in The News
IN BRIEF : Braves Release Runge, Draftee From Times wire services
Celtics Still Struggling Without Bird DAVID ALDRIDGE, The Washington Post
Aztecs Salvage One of Three Against Utah
Magic Calls the Shots in Victory : Johnson's 15-Footer at Buzzer Helps Give Lakers Win, 118-116 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Tennis Tournament : Anteaters Lose to Mississippi, Beat Long Beach to Finish in Third Place DENNIS KAISER
Mystery Team : Seton Hall's Surprising Cagers Known to Few Outside Northeast From Associated Press
Names in The News
Celtics Build Lead, Then Hold 76ers at Bay for a 105-103 Win Associated Press
NCAA Basketball Tournament : Duke and Illinois Foil the Big East : Blue Devils Beat Heat From Hoyas in East Regional MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Rose Won Big on Football, Friend Says : 'Pete Is Ahead With Gambling,' Says Man Who Placed His Bets From Associated Press
An Odd Bunch, but They're the Final Four Mike Downey
Gibson Says He Might Not Start Opener GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Tommy John, 45, Will Be the Opening Day Starter for the N.Y. Yankees
33 Arrested in Fla. Multimillion-Dollar Sports Betting Ring From Associated Press
Long Beach's Turnabout Has Been a Real Snow Job : New Baseball Coach Has Players Winning DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Takeovers, Mergers Take Their Toll, Too : Dependence on Corporate Sponsors Can Often Leave Sports Vulnerable SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Malarchuk Did Not Have to Wait in Vein
NCAA Basketball Tournament : Duke and Illinois Foil the Big East : Fighting Illini Stop Orangemen in Midwest Regional CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
College Baseball : Fullerton Limited to Four Hits in Florida State's 10-0 Victory
International Players Championships : Curren Rallies to Oust Connors; Shriver Loses From Associated Press
Angel Notebook : Boggs' Trade Talk Fades as Price Is Too High MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
THE STAR OF THE STARS : In Indiana, Where Basketball Is King, Damon Bailey, 17, Is the Heir Apparent HUBERT MIZELL, St. Petersburg Times
Prep Review / Steve Lowery : Trabuco Hills Athletic Complex Might Be Ready by Fall of 1990 Steve Lowery
Pony Softball Tournament : Oklahoma State Edges Arizona for Title; Titans Eliminated, 4-1 AL PRESTON
Authenticity of Rose Memorabilia Questioned : Report Says Up to 10 Collectors Claim Possession of His Record-Breaking Bat (- 0p10) Associated Press
Accident Does Not Stop Ojeda : Surgeon's Skill, Wife's Support Save Met Pitcher's Career GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Sudden Star Van Shelton Is Still a Kid in Country's Candy Shop HOLLY GLEASON
POP MUSIC REVIEW : 'Gospel Extravaganza' Wasn't Very Strong on Spirit JIM WASHBURN
Sotheby's Will Auction Part of H. Bradley Martin Library Trove SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
JAZZ REVIEW : Moore: Like a Role Model LEONARD FEATHER
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Sitcom Sweetheart Belts the Blues --DON WALLER
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, 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
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movie Reviews : '976-EVIL' Offers Portrait of Seedy Small-Town Life KEVIN THOMAS
DANCE / EILEEN SONDAK : New Alliance Leader Aims for Blend of Dance, Drama EILEEN SONDAK
The NEA Selection Process: Who Will Be Endowed? JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : McEntire: Style, Little Emotion STEVE HOCHMAN
'Stand-Up's' One-Two Punch With a New Theatrical Form SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Art ALEENE MacMINN and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Generations' in Black and White DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
ART / Cathy Curtis : Sugarman's Sculpture Looks Like a G-Rated Playground for Adults Cathy Curtis
'Learning in America's' Facts Sicken Even News Veterans JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Brain-Teaser Pop From Easter and Crew CRAIG LEE
Oscar's Golden Touch Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
ORANGE COUNTY POP MUSIC REVIEW : For Duran Duran, Good Ol' Days Are Precious Indeed MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
John Beckman at 91: A Life Designed for Success LIBBY SLATE
NEW YORK : Met 'Walkure' Sounds Bold, Looks Timid MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
PBS Stands and Delivers on 'Learning in America' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Penn and Teller: Avoiding Fame Is a Tricky Business ROBERT KOEHLER
LOS ANGELES : Music Center Revives Glory of 'Otello' JOHN HENKEN
Cheekbones, Chops From Charlie Sexton at Palace CHRIS WILLMAN
Fabulous Film Costumes of Past to Glitter Again CATHERINE M. SPEARNAK
Movie Reviews : 'Dead-Bang': Desperate-Cop Quest Is Off-Target Thriller MICHAEL WILMINGTON
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Hammocks Help Preemies From Times staff and wire reports
Local News in Brief : Sepulveda Man Held in Slaying Over Noise
Vulnerable in the Wild Blue Yonder? : Mission Changes Erode Air Force's Claim on Independence JEFFREY RECORD, Jeffrey Record is a senior research fellow at the Hudson Institute and author of "Beyond Military Reform, American Defense Dilemmas" (Pergamon-Brassey's, 1989).
Science Festival Aims to Satisfy Questions NONA YATES
Revising Medicare Fees
San Diego
Fall From Palm Springs Balcony Hospitalizes Student RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Times Staff Writer
Youth Band Finding It Harder to Keep Tempo of Past Honors DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Del Mar
Prayerful and Festive Events Mark Easter for Man, Beast
Getting Clean Just Might Clean Out Your Wallet ANTHONY PERRY
Scofflaws of the Slopes
Subdivision Plan Puts 'Meadow' in an Uproar BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Sunny Skies, Warmer Days Head This Way
Fire Dampens Service
GIFTS: Lawmakers Took In $116,339 in 1987 and 1988 : Gifts to 13 County Legislators Totaled $116,339 in 1987 and '88 DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
'Saving the Earth'
'Saving the Earth'
'Saving the Earth'
Limousines
'Mountain Maneuvers'
'Saving the Earth'
'Saving the Earth'
Police Fear Ruling on Gun Seizures : They Say It May Put Weapons Into Hands of Unstable JENIFER WARREN and SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Church Holds Easter Service Despite Fire
Officer in Arrest Sting Takes a Paid Leave
Virus Hits Hospital Computers From Times staff and wire reports
Restaurant Finds Handicap Hiring to Be Good Business LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
County Unit Makes Life Tougher for Gangs DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
School Police
Local Elections : Unknowns Bear Much for Almost Sure Defeat at Polls RICHARD SIMON and DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Con Artist Returns, Beats Victim, 90
1,300 Simi Valley Homes Lose Power
NASA Hires 2 Firms to Study Mars Mission From Times staff and wire reports
'Saving the Earth'
Easter at Drive-In : Worshipers Prefer the Informality of Service on Wheels PATRICK MC DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Library Gets Laplace Papers From Times staff and wire reports
Local News in Brief : Transient Found Dead Near Railroad Tracks
Palm Springs Hotel : Fall Hospitalizes Student From Moorpark College RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Times Staff Writer
Cocaine and Heart Attacks From Times staff and wire reports
Her Career Leaps From 5-2 Snoopy to TV's Big Cats Herbert J. Vida
Acclaimed Juvenile Health System Imperiled LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Police Seeking New Leads in Ambush Slaying of Teacher BARBARA KOH, Times Staff Writer
Even as We Tie the Knot Tighter, Nuclear Power Remains Ungovernable MARK READER, Mark Reader is an associate professor of political science at Arizona State University and co-author of "Atom's Eve: Ending the Nuclear Age," (McGraw-Hill, 1980)
Minkow: 'Compulsive'
Local News in Brief : Garden Grove : Officer Rick Wagner Honored by Department
Bystander Wounded in Drive-By Shooting
La Mesa
There Were Two Sides to Argentina's 'Dirty War,' and Both Are Stirring Anew WILLIAM RATLIFF, William Ratliff, a senior research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, visited Argentina in the 1970s and twice during the last two years.
Irvine Driver Killed in Plunge Over Cliff CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Staff Writer
Regrowing Pains : Houses Slowly Rising Again in Neighborhood Devastated by Brush Fire BARBARA KOH, Times Staff Writer
Crossroads for Child Care
Lottery Results March 25
Latino Customs Agents Battle for Better Job Status H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Blue Grit : Dip Separates the Lifeguards From the Dilettantes MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Nature Wears the Stain of Graffiti Artists' Impulses : Frustrated Guardians of Parks Can Do Little to Halt Eyesores AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Raining Warheads : Kwajalein Missile Range in Pacific Readied for Testing of 'Star Wars' GLENN ZORPETTE, Zorpette is a free lance science writer based in New York City
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