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What happened on March 31, 1989
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Oscar: An Overnight Sensation : Winners and Losers Put On the Glitz at Oscar Ball and Spago By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Heathers' Gets Lost in a Moral Thicket By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic
A Powerful Portrait of the Palestinians By Howard Rosenberg
Oscar: An Overnight Sensation : ABC Oscarcast Scores Its Best Ratings in 5 Years
Oscar: An Overnight Sensation : MGM/UA Forecasts Box-Office Thunder for 'Rain Man' By Nina J. Easton, Times Staff Writer
Oscar: An Overnight Sensation : El Rescate Party at Vertigo Was No Piece of Cake By Kevin Allman
Movies By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Post Oscar By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
First Off . . . By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Music By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop Music Reviews : John Doe Widens Range--But Keeps All the Best of X By Jim Washburn
Movies By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Post Oscar By Aileen Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop Music Reviews : Four Nice Kids With Expensive Toys By Craig Lee
Oscar Gate-Crasher Is Foiled by Academy This Year By Steve Weinstein
MUSIC REVIEW : Pinnock With Chamber Group By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer
Movie Reviews : 'Slow Moving Train' Chugs on the Right Track By Michael Wilmington
Movie Reviews : An Endearing Story of Wanderlust in 'Tora-san' By Kevin Thomas
Movie Reviews : Sentimental 'Sing' Hits Few High Notes By Kevin Thomas
Movie Reviews : Return of 'Toxic Avenger' Doesn't Pack Much Punch By Kevin Thomas
HBO Gets Credit for 2 More Oscars By Jay Sharbutt
'Downpayments' at Inner City; 'Macbeth' at Chandler Studio; 'Snake Talk' at Tiffany Theatre; 'The Wine Cellar' at Theatre Rapport By Ray Loynd
A Hoiby Festival of Sweet, Not Sour, Notes Starts Tonight By Gregg Wager
REST BETS : Something Cozy, Something Wild By Ruth Reichl
Pulitzer Win a 'Total Surprise' to 'Heidi Chronicles' Playwright By Don Shirley
New Beverly Wilshire By Ruth Reichl
Chez Francois: Cooking on Another Level By Charles Perry
REST BETS : Something Cozy, Something Wild By L.N. Halliburton
La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis
La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis
La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis
La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis
Wilshire Center By Marlena Donohue
Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue
Santa Monica By Suvan Geer
Crenshaw District By Marlena Donohue
Santa Monica By Suvan Geer
Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue
Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue
Santa Monica By Suvan Geer
Santa Monica By Suvan Geer
Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue
Downtown By Marlena Donohue
TV News Shows Going to Cuba By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer
Video . . . What's New : Movies By Terry Atkinson
Reviews By Lewis Segal
Baseball Hits on Rhino Include Four Bonuses By Robert Hilburn, Times Pop Music Critic
Shriver to Stay at NBC By Jay Sharbutt
Cliffhanger Thrill Is Relived in Video Serials By Dennis Hunt, Times Staff Writer
CBS Yanks 'TV 101'
Beat Goes On for Collector of Rare Rock Videotapes By Thomas K. Arnold
He's Tuned-In to the Audience : Composer Hamlisch Invents Songs on Spot By Kenneth Herman
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
STAGE / NANCY CHURNIN : Young Actor Gets Chance to Raise Voice at Old Globe By Nancy Churnin
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
TV Brought Him Fame, but the Play Is the Thing : Greg Mullavey Stages Drama on Prejudice By Janice Arkatov, \o7 Arkatov is a regular contributor to Calendar. \f7
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Good Intentions Keep Business Going at Drew's American Cafe By Michelle Huneven
Chicano Poet Speaks for Those With No Voice By Laurie Ochoa
Theater's Future Looks Less Than Bright By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
POP LP CHART : Gibson Gets Boost From 'Youth' Single By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Repertory Group Goes Shopping for a Home, Ends Up in Supermarket By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Contemporary 'Mexican' Art in Show at Two Galleries Doesn't Fit the Stereotype By David Lewinson
Weekend Appearance in O.C. : Newman's Land of Broken Dreams By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
RECORD REVIEW : Zombies' Spark Gets Swamped by Disc's Mannered Production By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : John Doe's New Work Throbs With Adventure By Jim Washburn
MUSIC REVIEW : Pianist Feghali in Self-Effacing Recital in Irvine By Bruce Burroughs
South Coast Symphony Concerts Return to OCC in '89-90 Season By Chris Pasles
Fax Food Is for Those Too Busy for a Break By Beverly Bush Smith
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RESTAURANTS / Max Jacobson : If Regular Chinese or Thai Choices Don't Suit, There's Vegetarian Too By Max Jacobson
Music Compiled by Kathie Bozanich
Eskimo Escapades : Introducing Youngsters to 'People of the Snow' Right in an Irvine Park By Corinne Flocken
L.P. Repertory Has a Husky Angel
NEWS
Exit Lines By Aleene Macminn
SILVER ALLIANCE : Far-From-Retiring Activists Make Leisure World a Political Force By Pat Gerber, Times Staff Writer: Pat Gerber is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Seniors Find Fitness, Fellowship in Workouts By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Leisure World In Laguna Hills -- A Chronology Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times and Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Who's Who At Leisure World Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times and Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Leisure World Facts : Residents Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Leisure World : BUYING INTO LEISURE WORLD Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times and Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
For These World Travelers, Home Is Where the Heart Is By Ann Conway
Who's Who IN LEISURE WORLD By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Just 1 of the Boys : Leisure World Kiwanians Shepherd Wayward Youths From Joplin Center By Dawn Stone, Dawn Stone, 15, is a junior at El Toro High School, where she is the editor of the student newspaper, the BullETin, a member of the academic competition team and treasurer of Keywanettes
HIGH LIFE A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Picking Time When You Are Sharpest By Marcia Simonson, \o7 Health and Fitness News Service\f7
HIGH LIFE A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Perceptions of Age in Wide Variation
In This World, the Men Can Pick Their Dates at Their Leisure By Susan Christian, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
STYLE : Slinging Slogans to Give Seniors a Leg Up By Karen Newell Young, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
His (Leisure) World and Welcome to It : Despite the Doubters, Developer Ross Cortese Knew His Idea Was No Dud By Pat Gerber, Times Staff Writer: Pat Gerber is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Leisure World Begins Youth Movement As Average Age Increases By Jay Berman, Jay Berman is a free-lance writer and college journalism instructor
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San Pedro 'Losing Identity' in Frenzy of Construction
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The World : Canada OKs U.S. Sanctions
The Nation : Quayle Associate Named Parks Director
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Fipple Flautists Practice Puckers for a 'Night Watch' By Deborah Christensen
The State : 3 Toddlers Almost Drown
Gas Prices Rise by the Hour in L.A.; Refiners Cut Back By Donald Woutat, Times Staff Writer
Possibility for 50% of Southland Women : Unwed Motherhood Gains Approval in UCLA Poll By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer
Court Limits Insurers' Risk on Home Damage : State Justices Rule That Companies Must Pay Only When Policy Covers Primary Cause of Loss By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
Neil Sheehan Wins Pulitzer for History of Vietnam War By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Baker Challenges Soviet Latin Policy : Warns Moscow Not to Export Arms, Ideology to Central, South America By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
$2.6 Billion Bid for NW Airlines by Marvin Davis By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
Improved Treatments : Prognosis on AIDS Grows Less Gloomy By Robert Steinbrook, Times Medical Writer
Legally Drunk Ship's Captain Fired by Exxon By David Lauter, Times Staff Writer
Report Assails UC, Colleges on Minorities By Larry Gordon and Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writers
Nonsmoker Warnings Due Up Saturday By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
Conviction of 8 Sanctuary Movement Workers Upheld By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Federal Team to Look at Fusion Experiment By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
Court Limits Liability of Schools in Sex Assaults By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Agents Search Capital Lobby Firm in Montoya Inquiry By Paul Jacobs, Times Staff Writer
$23 a Vote : Insurers Spent $55.87 Million on Prop. 104; All Initiatives Cost a Record $129.1 Million By Leo C. Wolinsky, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Navy Allows Sale of Coast Maps Except of Areas Near Sub Bases From Associated Press
Cheney May Seek More Base Closings for 'Leaner' Military From Associated Press
U.S. Enlisting Guard in Drug Fight : California Among 12 States Involved in New Border Patrol Roles By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer
Envoy to Ireland Chosen From United Press International
Prosecution Closes Case Against North; Judge to Decide Today on Calling Reagan By Lee May, Times Staff Writer
Austria-Portugal Talks From Reuters
Tornadoes Rip Into South From United Press International
Iran's Velayati in Moscow From Reuters
British Admit They Forgot Explosive on Jet From Associated Press
Guatemala Prison Siege Ends; Inmates Free Hostages From Times Wire Services
Currency Plunges, Inflation Soars as Argentine Election Nears By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer
Late Author Another in Series : Political Rehabilitation OKd for Soviet Novelist By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Spying Increasing, Webster Says By William Overend, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev-KGB Deal Reported From Associated Press
Shamir Likely to Recycle Old Ideas on U.S. Visit : Aides Say Israeli Will Play Down Hopes of Dramatic Initiatives By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer
As Crisis Worsens, It Appears He Can Do No Right : It's Season for Gandhi-Bashing in India By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Army Awards 4th Star to Gen. Powell From Associated Press
Moderation May Have Proved Fatal to Muslim Cleric By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer
Non-Winning Pulitzer Finalists Listed From Associated Press
No More Wing Defects Found on B-1Bs; Further Tests Planned From Associated Press
Washington Says It's Not Worst Crime City From United Press International
Malaria Mosquitoes Discovered in Israel From Reuters
Possibly Fatal Level of Chemical Found; Bottled Water Recalled From Associated Press
5,000 Riders Stranded by N.Y. Subway Deaths From United Press International
Bush Calls Literacy Gap Threat to Future From United Press International
Hopes Rising on Effects of Oil Spill as Efforts Begin to Rescue Wildlife By Michael Parrish, Times Staff Writer
4 Stranded Cubans Can't Reenter U.S. From Associated Press
Nuclear Arms Plant Operator Offered Bonuses From Associated Press
Youth, 17, Must Face Charges in Alabama From Associated Press
Ex-Rep. Bill Chappell Jr.; Arms Probe Figure From Times Wire Services
Kathryn Fink; UCLA Medical School Pioneer By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer
A. Riolo; Santa Fe Opera Executive Director
Failure of Phobos 2 Craft Could Be Blow to Soviet Space Efforts By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
O.C. Center Moves Ahead With Plans for 2 Theaters By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer
Toddlers Nearly Drown at O.C. Baby-Sitter's By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer
The World
Parents Lax on Safety Around the Water Pay Dearly, Experts Warn By Mark Landsbaum, Times Staff Writer
Stepped-Up Minority Recruiting at UC, Colleges Urged By Larry Gordon and Douglas Shuit, Times Staff Writers
WORLD : Would-Be Soviet Hijacker Seized From Times wire services
Judge Refuses to Compel Reagan to Testify as North Defense Witness From Associated Press
WORLD : Princess Di Has Date With Dentist From Times wire services
LOCAL : Cal State Northridge Student's Car Bombed; Two Men Seized From Times wire services
5 Killed as Plane Crashes at Newport Beach Tennis Club : 3 on Court Narrowly Miss Death By Steve Emmons and Jeffrey Perlman, Times Staff Writers
STATE : 9 Boardinghouse Murders Alleged From Times wire services
U.S. Seizes Control of Gibraltar Savings : Chief Executive Dismissed; Regulators Cite 'Unsafe' Operation From Associated Press
Tustin Pool : Near-Drowned Toddlers Suffer Brain Damage By Richard Beene and Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writers
NATION : Bush Plans 33 Days at Maine Home From Times wire services
NATION : Consultant Lackner Pleads Guilty in Pentagon Corruption Inquiry From Times wire services
WORLD : Big Armenia Quake Kills Only Cattle From Times wire services
NATION : Chinese Warship to Visit Hawaii From Times wire services
Takeshita Aided by Firm in Scandal : Japanese Prime Minister Admits $151,000 Campaign Gift From Associated Press
Eiffel Climbers Top Off 100-Year Fete From Associated Press
FBI Enters Alaska Spill Investigation : Seeks to Determine If Exxon or Employees Violated Water Act From United Press International
Deaver Ordered to Assist Programs for Alcoholics From United Press International
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Marcos Asks U.S. Pay Medical Bills From Times wire services
WORLD : Muslims Admit Brussels Slayings From Times wire services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : 'This Old House' TV Host Evicted From Times wire services
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : Roots Let Him Bloom : Harvey's Calm Approach Works in Relief By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : Kinder, Gentler Rader Relishes Second Chance By Gene Wojciechowski
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : 1979 : Winning West Gave Frustrated Franchise Something Worth Celebrating . . . Finally By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : Angels Place an All-Star Call to Arms : Team Plans Hollywood-Style Celebration Leading Up to Main Event By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : Bringing Them Up From the Farms By Gene Wojciechowski, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : Trying to Get by With Touch of Gray : Youth Movement Detoured in Favor of Beat the Clock By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : VILLAINS: Angels Have Had More Than Their Share : Henderson's 1986 Home Run Tops Tales of Despair By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
ANGELS '89 PREVIEW SECTION : SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW : The Angels, 75-87 each of the past two years, are trying to find a winning formula in 1989 by injecting some experienced blood into the youth movement. A look at players who should figure in the team's fortunes.
Angels '89 Preview Section : In The Clutch
Angels '89 Preview Section : Career Leaders
Angels '89 Preview Section : Angel Killers
Angels '89 Preview Section : Angel Patsies
Angels '89 Preview Section : Roster/1988 Statistics
Angels '89 Preview Section : Season Leaders
New Books Help Get to Root of Problem By Myra Vanderpool Gormley
Combatting U.S. Scientific Illiteracy By Isaac Asimov
ATMs Are Here to Stay--Bank on It By Roger Simon
Riding High
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If the Shoe Fits \o7 Compiled by the Fashion89 staff\f7
Books : New York Tales: Truths, Half-Truths By Elaine Kendall
N.Y. Designers Forecast Many Options for Fall By Bettijane Levine, Times Fashion Editor
Hot Shots : Top Photographers Rival Star Clients in Celebrity Status By Beth Ann Krier, Times Staff Writer
When Strangers Near : Parents and Educators Struggle to Teach Children Important Safety Lessons Without Leaving the Youngsters Too Terrified to Trust Anyone By Paul Ciotti, Times Staff Writer
Novelist Unveils Problems in a Cosmetic World By Paddy Calistro
Beavers Out of Place: An Ecological Blunder
N. Y. Menswear Designers Show Pizazz, Stage Festivities By Timothy Hawkins
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Avery International Corp.: First-quarter net income rose...
Kaufman & Broad Home Corp.: An earnings item on Tuesday...
Trans World Airlines Inc.: The New York carrier reported...
Most Stocks Advance, but Dow Slips 0.18 From Times Wire Services
Army Contract to All-Bann
Radar Parts Order
S&L Plan Would Put Cost of $50 Billion in Bonds Into Budget By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Proving IRS Caused 'Errors' Won't Be Easy By S. J. Diamond
THE MILKEN INDICTMENT : The Successor : Kissick, a Non-Trader, the 'Logical Choice' By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
THE MILKEN INDICTMENT : A Stunned Milken Keeping Resolve, Friends' Support By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
THE MILKEN INDICTMENT : Sources Say U.S. Wants Milkens as Evidence in Case By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer
Pritzker Offer for Eastern Tops Ueberroth's Bid : Hotel Magnate Jumps Into Fray, but Airline's Fate Is Still Undecided By Henry Weinstein and Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writers
B of A to Open Its Branches on Saturdays as of April 15 By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
THE MILKEN INDICTMENT : Milken's Strategy for Making Lots of Fast Money on Wall Street By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Thousands of Employees to Be Told Jobs Depend on Funding : Stealth Bomber Workers Could Face Layoffs By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
Defense Sector Strong but February Orders Dip 2.3% From Associated Press
Penney Will Fold Cable Shopping Experiment By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Cerrell Buys Baer: Cerrell Associates Inc., a Los Angeles...
Wafer Project Ahead of Schedule: Officials of the Sematech...
Coup for Jobs: Steven P. Jobs jumped back into the...
M1 Rises: The Federal Reserve Board reported that the...
MCI Trims Rates: MCI Communications said it would cut...
$900-Million Aircraft Order: Midway Airlines has announced...
Kaypro Restructures Debt: Troubled personal computer...
United Flight Attendants to Protest: Flight attendants at...
Financial Adviser Might Be Needed for Growing Firm to Manage Money By Jane Applegate
Sun to Unveil 4 Workstations From Reuters
TRW Wins Contract
UCLA Forecast: Mild Recession to Affect State By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer
Ford to Quit Soviet Venture in Car Making By James Risen, Times Staff Writer
'Junk Bond' Market Ignores Milken Charges From Associated Press
SEC Sues L.A. Firm, Alleges Phony Offer for Superior Industries By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Conviction in Beech-Nut Case Reversed : Technical Point; Charges Against Ex-Chief May Be Brought Again From Reuters
Sears Revamps Merchandising, to Cut 800 Jobs From Associated Press
Robert Elfant has been appointed vice president of...
Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
Printronix Inc., a computer printer manufacturer, is...
REAL ESTATE : Developers Announce Third Phase at Centerpointe La Palma Complex Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
Workers Can Pick Traditional Insurance or HMO : 2 County Companies Offer Dual Health Plan By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer
Links to Edison Draw 1st Interstate Into Battle Over Merger of Utilities By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Coin Firm Agrees to Restitution for Irate Purchasers After State Files Suit By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Fiat Makes Import Pact With Mazda From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Bhopal Settlement Set Aside From Times wire services
Japan Trade Surplus Leaps 17%, Out of Line With Trend From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : Appeals Court Overturns Injunction Against Lucky, Alpha Beta Merger From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Investor Group Sells Emhart Shares From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Gannett Chief Neuharth Retires From Times wire services
NWA Stock Up 25% After Takeover Bid by Investor Davis From Reuters
Wahoo, Billy Bob's Is Back! : World's Biggest Beer Joint Bursts Out Again From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : 'Urban Cowboy' Club Shuttered From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Gasoline Prices Soar at Exchange From Times wire services
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
People and Events By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports \f7
"We will not be using Alar in the future unless the...
A Step in the Trade Direction
Hazards of Imported Oil
Bond Issues Deserve Yes Votes
Brady Debt Plan Is Making Disbelievers Out of Many Among the Debtor Nations By Jorge G. Castaneda, \o7 Jorge G. Castaneda is a professor of political science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. \f7
Cheney's Job: Visualize the Wars and Roles We're Equipping for By Harry G. Summers Jr., \f7 and \o7 Author of "On Strategy" and the forthcoming "Sound Military Decisions," Col. Harry Summers formerly held the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Chair at the Army War College.
Crises Find Our Heads in the Sand : In a Modern World, Our Responses Are Way Out of Date By Ian I. Mitroff, \o7 Ian I. Mitroff is a professor of business policy and director of the Center for Crisis Management at USC's Graduate School of Business. \f7
Soviet Vote Shows Resiliency, Not Fragility By Jerry F. Hough, \o7 Jerry F. Hough is a professor of political and policy sciences at Duke University and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. \f7
Local News in Brief : $2.1 Million OKd for Sewage Task Force
Local News in Brief : All of Beethoven's Sonatas in 10 Hours
Local News in Brief : Plan Would Help Low-Income Renters
Local News in Brief : Rose Bowl May Get Cosmetic Touch-Up
Cleaning Up : Tower Begins Purging Water of Pollutants By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Fire Kills Girl, Would-Be Rescuer By Santiago O'Donnell and Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writers
Suit Seeks to Block Project at Fair Site By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
2 Boys Shot Playing With Gun at Home By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
Underage Drinking : Bar Implicated in Fatal Crash Is Investigated By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Raid Seizes Records of Asbestos Site in Atwater By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Construction to Close Lanes on Ventura Freeway Again By Barbara Koh, Times Staff Writer
Challengers Attack Picus, Disagree on Other Issues By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Attorney Questions Police Credibility : Bomb Trial Evidence Called Weak By James Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Woman Arrested After Collision With Police
Burglary Suspects Make It Easy on Deputies
High Court Closes Book on Colorful Legal Career By Anthony Perry
Child Abuse Batters Investigators as Well as Victims By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
UCSD Composer Wins a Pulitzer : Roger Reynolds' Work for String Orchestra Is Honored By Kenneth Herman
New Testimony OKd in Teen-Ager's Killing : Appellate Court Resurrects Slaying Case By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Chatham Dump Cleanup Testing to Begin Monday : Escondido Crosses Fingers, Awaits End of Toxic-Waste Site By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
School Softens Security Clause in Rogers Contract By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Judge Orders Letter Counteracting One That Hunter's Defense Sent
Local News in Brief : $7.2 Million in Aid for Refugees Sought
U. S. Envoy Downplays Importance in Mexico of 3 Drug Defendants By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Weather Won't Change, but the Time Will By Terry Rather, Times Staff Writer
Two Sailors Disciplined for Bomb 'Joke' By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
2 Reputedly Hunted Targets for Slaying By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Sea World Scientists to Put Disaster Study on Sea Otters to Use By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer
Laborer Is Slain in Valley Center Grove
Links to Edison Draw Bank Into Battle Over Utility Merger By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Serial Robber Strikes Again in Pacific Beach
Somebody Isn't Short of Shorts
Police Seek 'Mr. Magoo Bandit' in 7 Bank Heists By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood Race Sees Incumbent Defending Honor By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Hawthorne Sets Public Hearing on General Plan By Barbara Baird, Times Staff Writer
Centinela Hospital Decision Leaves a Void : Shutdown Shuts Out Emergency Obstetric Patients By Tim Waters, Times Staff Writer
Annual festival celebrates historic Wilmington amid the blooming of wisteria. By Gerald Faris \f7
County Approves Prop. 90 Tax Break By Victor Merina, Times Staff Writer
Sewer Report Shocks Malibu City Backers By Kenneth J. Garcia, Times Staff Writer
Pride or Prejudice? : Monterey Park Debates Mayor's Plan to Erect Washington Statue By Berkley Hudson, Times Staff Writer
Disney Sues Over Use of Snow White at Oscars By Nina J. Easton, Times Staff Writer
No Intent to Deceive, Say Apple Growers By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer
Man Killed; He Wouldn't Give Up Car By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Foes Question His Business Links By Glenn F. Bunting, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Records Seized in Asbestos Case
Local News in Brief : Seaside Complex Wins One Key Vote
Local News in Brief : Skid Row Project Gets More Funds
Local News in Brief : Anti-Abortionists Face Protest Costs
Local News in Brief : Council Votes for Full Recycling Plan
Local News in Brief : Actor Gene Kelly Ill With Pneumonia
Local News in Brief : Last 2 Men Found Dead in Park Named
Local News in Brief : Suspect in Marshal's Slaying Arrested
Local News in Brief : Groups Sue to Stop New-Homes Project
Local News in Brief : Water Cleansing Tower Goes to Work
Local News in Brief : 'Mr. Magoo' Bank Bandit Is Sought
$1 Million, 2 Months of Construction Time Lost in Rail Bridge Collapse By Rich Connell, Times Staff Writer
County Accused of Ignoring Order on Needy Mentally Ill By Victor Merina, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Rebukes Housing Agency Chief By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Defends FAA at Aeromexico Crash Trial From United Press International
We Warned About Pesticides, Chavez Says in L.A. By John J. Lee, Times Staff Writer
Waldheim to Visit Morocco From Reuters
Eatery's Pasta Is a Better Bet Than the French Fare By David Nelson
Earthquake Care : Plan Would Train Doctors for Disasters By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Gas Prices Up; Cause Debated By Michael Cicchese, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Hills Cityhood Foes, Backers Beat the Deadline By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
Marine Once Suspect in Death Angry at Police By George Frank, Times Staff Writer
'Women in History' Essay Winners Named By Herbert J. Vida
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Three Left Homeless by Apartment Fire
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : Thief, Claiming to Have Gun, Robs Bank, Flees
Local News in Brief : Laguna Hills : Chamber to Oppose Minimum Wage Bill
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Motorcycle Passenger Fatally Hurt in Crash
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Group to Leave Saturday for French Sister City
Police Try New Tack in Hooker Crackdown By George Bundy Smith, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Architect Piano's Museum Design OKd
Disabled Children's Advocates Picked for Agent Orange Grant By Michael D. Shear, Times Staff Writer
New GOP Whip Visits County : Gingrich Credits Cox, Rohrabacher By Claudia Luther, Times Political Writer
Radio Pioneer George Cecil Biggar Dead at 90
UCI, County Settle Dispute Over Access Road By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Spring Weather Today but Cooler Saturday
At Last, a Solution for Bolsa Chica
Cancer Warnings to Nonsmokers : Tobacco Notices to Be Posted By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
How to Make a Hit With the Fans
SPORTS
Pitchers Love to Hit, but That Doesn't Mean Hitting Loves Them By Dave Distel
PADRES 1989: 84' REVISITED? : MEMORIES : World Series Was a Disaster, but It Was Fun Getting There By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
Garrett Ineligible at Oceanside
Perry Named to All-American Team
Two Veteran Spiker Coaches to Get Fresh Starts By Alan Drooz
Games Have Been Canceled Because of the No-Shows--Most Blame the Walk-On Coaches With Interest in Only One Sport : What Happened to the Umpires? By Tim Dermody
High School Roundup : Southwest Slips Past Hilltop in Metro Opener
GOLDEN OLDIE : Entering Its 50th Season, Saugus Speedway Stands as a Lasting Monument to West Coast Auto Racing By Vince Kowalick, Times Staff Writer
Master's Makes CLU Pay for Mistakes By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Kennedy Still King of the Hill After 6-1 Win Over Cleveland By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Chatsworth Warms to the Task in Rout of Rival Taft, 10-1 By Mike Glaze
Carson Baseball Team Flashes Plate Power and Surprises San Pedro, 9-7 By Thomas Neff
Fishing / Dan Stanton : Shore Anglers Getting More Distance and Bigger Catches With Float Tubes By Dan Stanton
St. Barnard High Star Stokes Player of Year : Vikings' Center Tops in Division I By Rob Fernas
High School Softball : Weil Throws 2-Hitter to Beat Canyon
Newbury Park on Verge of Naming a New Coach
The High Schools : Throwing Woes Hit Home With Former Catcher
High School Baseball : Van Nuys Trips Monroe in 7th, 5-4
College Roundup : Moorpark Loses, 2-1, in 13 on Far-Fetched Play
PADRES 1989 : Tradition at Third Base Has Been to Have No Tradition at All By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
High School Track : Williamson, Thousand Oaks Outrun Camarillo
PADRES 1989 : WARMING TO THE TASK : You Name It, Somebody Probably Does It During the Hours Before a Game Begins By Scott Miller
Martinez, New Guys Look Good : Home Run, Hurst's Pitching Highlights of Padre Victory By Scott Miller
NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR : A HOME TEAM : Road to Seattle Runs Through Streets of Chicago for Illinois By Mike Downey, Times Staff Writer
The 15th Club Is Key One for Sherri Turner By Jim Murray
Tennessee Found a Gold Mine in Bejeweled Bridgette Gordon By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR : A HOMECOMING : Snyder Returns to Kingdome, Brings Duke Along With Him By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Come Together for 138-98 Win Over Spurs By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer
Colorado Quarterback Aunese Is Said to Have Stomach Cancer By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
Collectors Blame for Prices of Autographs By Jim Henneman, The Baltimore Evening Sun
Angel Pitchers Masterful as Dodgers Fall in 11, 3-2 By Gordon Edes, Times Staff Writer
Dundee Claims Ali Would Beat Tyson
International Players Championships : As Usual, Evert Has Her Way in Florida By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
NBC to Look Back at Original Version of Bird vs. Magic By Larry Stewart
NHL Roundup : Lemieux Gets Four Goals, One of Gretzky's Records in Loss From Associated Press
Donald, a Nonwinner in Nine Years, Is First-Round Leader Associated Press
NCAA Men's Swimming Championships : USC's Wharton Sets U.S. Record in 200 IM Associated Press
Dinah Shore Golf Tournament : Inkster Overcomes Heat to Lead by Two By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer
After a Year Away, Garza Scores Quick KO of Alonso By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
CASEY'S CASE : Clipper Coach Says He'd Like to Be Around When Team's Young Players Mature By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Lazers to Face Dallas Tonight
NBA Roundup : Knicks Hand Mavericks 12th Consecutive Loss, 99-98 From Associated Press
Pam Postema was once again turned down for an umpiring...
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Vinny Testaverde has...
Attorneys for Norby Walters and Lloyd Bloom concluded...
Pascual Perez, who has spent the last two months in drug...
Sanders to Turn Pro Next Season
Former Olympic diver Bruce Kimball, serving 17 years for...
Former USC running back O.J. Simpson pleaded not guilty...
A Frenchman's effort to beat a month-old New York-to-San...
Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Giant Tuna Not Biting, Sharks Are By Pete Thomas
The Raiders and Houston Oilers will meet in a exhibition...
Racing Board Expected to Rule on Stein's Appeal By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Paul Molitor, the often-injured hitting star of the...
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Merv Griffin Buys Hollywood Park Stock By Bill Christine
As Griffey Jr. Starts Out in Seattle, Griffey Sr. Hangs On in Cincinnati Associated Press
College Baseball / Gary Klein : Adding Insult to Injury: You Can't Judge UC Riverside by Its Coverboys By Gary Klein
RIDING WITH A PURPOSE : Billy Hamill Opens the Speedway Season With Some Extra Dedication By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Community College Baseball Roundup : Cypress' Lodding Opens Door, Then Shuts It on Golden West in 7-2 Victory By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : Fullerton Splits Softball Doubleheader
Community College Roundup : Golden West Edges Cypress in Men's Tennis
Prep Roundup : Laguna Beach Takes Care of Corona del Mar
Prep Track Roundup : Franke Leads Canyon Girls Over El Modena
Lendl Sweeps Curren Away, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Giants' Taylor to Face Drunk Count From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Injury May Sideline Ozzie Smith From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Cubs Weigh Camp Move to Orlando From Times wire services
Elliott Is Year's Top College Cager : Bob Knight Takes Coaching Honors in Basketball Poll From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Sherrard Signs With San Francisco From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : 2 Georgia Tech Linemen Suspended From Times wire services
IN BRIEF : Pakistanis Skip Match With Israel From Times wire services
2 Iowa State Athletes Shot in Robbery : Police Wound Pair as They Fled; School Officials Stunned From Associated Press
PADRES 1989: 84' REVISITED? : PROSPECTS : Several Key Additions Mean This Team Could Be in Hunt By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
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