What happened on May 02, 1989

NEWS

• Pop Music Reviews : George Strait's White-Bread Brand of Distillation By Steve Hochman

• First Off . . . By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Pop Music Reviews : Brit-Pop Quartet Shows Right Stuff, Bad Attitude By Craig Lee

• Pop Music Reviews : L.A.'s Chicano Bands Expand Los Lobos' Legacy By Steve Hochman

• Tv & Video By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Largesse By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• 'toon Talk By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• MOVIE REVIEW : 'Teen Witch': Hackneyed Plot Under a Hex By Chris Willman

• JAZZ REVIEW : KLON Concert Reflects L.A. Music History By Leonard Feather and A. James Liska

• Music and Dance Reviews : Standard Program by L.A. Chamber Orchestra By Daniel Cariaga

• Music and Dance Reviews : Andre Previn Conducts Los Angeles Philharmonic By John Henken

• Music and Dance Reviews : Falla Trio at Caltech's Beckman Auditorium By John Henken

• Music and Dance Reviews : Soprano Aprile Millo Returns to Ambassador By Bruce Burroughs

• Music and Dance Reviews : Cal State Northridge Group Performs 'Pierrot' By Gregg Wager

• Music and Dance Reviews : William Hall Chorale Finale in Pasadena By Chris Pasles

• Music and Dance Reviews : Oakland Ballet's 'Billy the Kid' at Pepperdine By Donna Perlmutter

• TV REVIEW : 'Extraordinary People' Glosses Grim Message By Robert Koehler

• Opera to Be Composed for S.D. Children By Kenneth Herman

• MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : New Music Director Like Fresh Air for Symphony By Kenneth Herman

• New Arts Endowment Using Old Funding Plan--For Now By Zan Dubin

• Cutting the 'Family Ties' By Daniel Cerone

• The Stuff That 'Dreams' Are Made Of By Charles Champlin, Times Arts Editor

• Leone: The Good, Bad and Memorable : An Appreciation By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic

• Previn Withdraws From Three Final L.A. Concerts : Arm Pain Forces Him to Drop Out By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer

• Going to the Dogs By Nina J. Easton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Deadhead Insists Locals Caused Trouble at Show By Bill Billiter and Mark I.Pinsky, Times Staff Writers

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : George Strait Steers Clear of Those Deeper Waters By Steve Hochman

• MUSIC REVIEW : Orange County Chamber Orchestra Concludes Its Season By Susan Bliss

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Shearing and Torme Joke the Night Away : By BILL KOHLHASSE

• Actors Rob Hanley Play of Energy By Jan Herman

• 'Outplacement' Counselors : Helping Soften the Blow of Hitting the Pavement By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Typical Client Is 44, Male and a Victim of Merger By Maureen Fan

• Printing Up a Package for Success : LaserGo Software Offers Cheaper Desktop System By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• General Microelectronics Corp. The computer manufacturer...

• Investors seem content to sit on the sidelines collecting...

• Humphrey The San Diego-based company reported $205,961 in...

• Medical Imaging Centers of America The San Diego-based...

• SEC Filing Allows Glimpse of Changes at Post-Odyssey Micom By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• Valley Federal's Stockholders Upset at Stock Price, Earnings By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer

• Toluca Pacific Toes Line on Penny Stocks By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer

• Informatics Deal Improves Sterling's Profit, Not Stock By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• Lockheed Corp. in Burbank won a $50-million face-value...

• Adams Rite Products in Glendale won a $253,790 contract...

• Phoenix-E-Structures in Camarillo was awarded a $952,080...

• Rockwell International Corp. in Canoga Park was awarded an...

• Whittaker Electronic Systems in Simi Valley won a...

• Panavision to Use Sony High-Definition TV Gear

• Group Led by Investment Firm Buys 5.4% of Nu-Med

• Malibu Grand Prix Taken Private by Chairman

• Marvel Productions Plans Move to West Los Angeles

• Wilderness Experience Seeking Sale or Merger

• Mortgage Investments Plus Joins $16-Million Venture

• Stockholder Plans to Take Control of Com Systems

• Geotek Industries Studies Option to Buy Jerico

• British Firm to Buy 10.5% of Products Research Stock

• Manchester Agrees to Be Bought by Calnetics

• Art Galleries Chain Shows Gain for Quarter

• Micropolis Shows Loss of $13.3 Million in 1st Quarter

• Terminal Data Reports $940,000 Quarterly Loss

• 20th Century Profit Triples in 1st Quarter

• New Projects Push Office Vacancy Rate to 15% By Barry Stavro, Times Staff Writer

• Tekelec Profit Increases 13% for 1st Quarter

• L.A. County

• L.A. County

• Engeleiter Sworn In as Head of the SBA

• Ronald N. Tapper has been named executive vice president...

• WPP's Chairman Known for Shaking Up Ad World By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer

• B&D Picks Emhart's Scott as Chairman

• Stocks : Early Selloff Halted; Dow Off 3.84 From Times Wire Services

• Cigarette Ads: a Matter of Conscience : Doonesbury Strip Draws Ad Agency Creative Types Into Moral Fray Over Assignments By Bruce Horovitz

• Short Interest In Valley Stocks

• WPP Group Bid for Ogilvy Expands British Push Into World's Major Ad Market By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer

• Exxon Campaigns to Lessen Fallout Over Alaska Oil Spill From Staff and Wire Reports

• 10,000 Angry Credit Card Holders Deluge Exxon With Plastic By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Oxy to Foot Bill for Chief's Latest Book About Himself By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer

• Workers' Compensation Reform Runs Into Opposition By Harry Bernstein

• Administration to Delay New Benefits Rules : Plan Under Fire for Paper Work Required By Tom Redburn, Times Staff Writer

• IN THE COURTS : High Court to Hear Newspaper Case : Justices Will Decide Whether Detroit Paper Was 'Failing' By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Tylan Corp. issued a letter to its shareholders asking...

• NWA Cancels $1.6-Billion Airbus Order: NWA Inc. canceled a...

• Fines Proposed in Tunnel Blast: The Labor Department...

• Department Stores Agree to Merge: Midwest department store...

• Eastern Says It Has Bidders for $1.8 Billion of Its Assets By Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writer

• Scherer to Go Private: R. P. Scherer Corp., a leading...

• Decision on Steel Quotas Urged: It's time for President...

• Opening-Day Crowd Jams Disney's Movie Theme Park From Times Wire Services

• Treasury Bill Rates Fall: Interest rates on short-term...

• Boskin Warns of Trade War: White House economic adviser...

• IN THE COURTS : Polaroid Wants $12 Billion in Kodak Suit From Times Wire Services

• Voi-Shan Unit's Suspension Unwarranted, Fairchild Says By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• Maxicare Won't Block Members Switching Plans By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• 8 to Return Profits, Pay Fines to Settle Revco Insider Case From Associated Press

• State Securities Regulators Mull Action Against Drexel From Reuters

• Highest Level in 3 Years : Interest Rate Boosted on Series EE Savings Bonds By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• Triad Systems Rejects Volt Takeover Offer

• Playboy Enterprises: The Chicago-based publishing and TV...

• Construction Spending Falls for 3rd Month From Associated Press

• Union Threatens 'Electronic Boycott' Against AT&T By Henry Weinstein, Times Labor Writer

• Arco's Profits Jump 76% in 1st Quarter By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Contract From NASA

• Iraq Says OPEC to Raise Quotas to Curb Output From Associated Press

• Karcher Trial Starts Today Amid Hopes of a Settlement By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer

• Action by Bush Urged : Mining Firm Takeover by South Africans Assailed From United Press International

• U.S. Facilities Corp., Costa Mesa, reported net income for...

• Science/technology Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer

• Just 15% of Families Could Afford Median-Priced Home Here in March By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• Thomas P. Hyle joined the Bank of Anaheim as vice...

• Ex-Northrop Engineer From Yorba Linda Pleads Guilty in Jump Jet Conspiracy Case From Staff and Wire Reports

• SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY : Hughes Aircraft Says New Technology Improves Television, Stereo Sound Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer

• Basic Changes to Restore Competitiveness Urged : MIT Study Calls Industrial Weakness Biggest Peril to Living Standard, Security From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Chrysler Reports Earnings Up 91% From Times wire services

• House Banking Panel Expands Board to Oversee S&L Cleanup From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Thai Airways Orders 8 Boeing Jets From Times wire services

• White House OKs Offshore Cordell Bank Drilling Ban From United Press International

• P.M. BRIEFING : Factory Orders Rise .7% in March From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Increasing Interest Rates Cited as March New Home Sales Slip 5.5% From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : 'Murphy Bed' Ruled a Generic Term From Times wire services

• Postal Service Revenues Run Short of Expectations, Postmaster General Says Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Valley Fed. Profit Dips to $178,000 From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Cargo Ship Sinks With 913 Cars From Times wire services

• Duffy Says He's Taken Action on Grand Jury's Critical Report on Jails By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• New USD-Based Institute Goes to Bat for Children By Shawn Maree Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Prosecutor's Son Sentenced for Robberies

• Sabotage Is Suspected in Orange Glen CAP Scores By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer

• Laurence Price Testifies of Snub by Multimillionaire Father By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Port Control Sought in Planning 2nd Harbor Entrance By Armando Acuna, Times Staff Writer

• School Board Agrees to Reopen Parthenia Street Elementary

• Protesters' Target Says Only 1 of 40 Was an Abortion Patient By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• San Fernando Names Ex-Mayor to Council

• Authorities Silent About Shipyard Raid By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer

• Deaf Jurors Win 8-Year Battle for Interpreters By Mayerene Barker, Times Staff Writer

• Taft Students Hope Team's Victory Will Rub Off on Them By Barbara Koh, Times Staff Writer

• Burbank's Council Names Robert Bowne New Mayor By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Judge Removes Private Hospital From Court's Work Program By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• San Diego

• Chula Vista

• San Diego

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• Lancaster City Council Elects Harrison as Mayor in 4-1 Vote

• I couldn't wish to be a lawyer . . . 'cause I didn't have the education. By Perry C. Riddle

• Arleta Woman, 74, Struck, Killed in Crosswalk

• Cult Linked to Killing of 3 Sheep at School

• Petition Seeks to Halt Land-Use Decisions

• Lawyer Pleads Innocent to Stealing From Client

• Up the Tranquil Mountain By Al Martinez

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• Drug Babies

• Mountain Assignment

• The FSX Deal

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• Tribute to a Master Builder

• Protection--at Last

• Drug Babies

• Ventura Freeway

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• 'Georgia for Georgians'

• MX Missiles

• 'Georgia for Georgians'

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• House Speaker Jim Wright

• Latinos' Date With Bush: Underwhelming By Frank Del Olmo, \o7 Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer\f7

• Where's the Passion Now for Iran-Contra Reforms? By Allan E. Goodman, \o7 Allan E. Goodman, associate dean of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, is co-author with Bruce Berkowitz of "Strategic Intelligence for American National Security" (Princeton University Press, 1989). \f7

• Arms-Control Integrity on the Line : U.S. Actions on Threshold Treaty Cost Us the Moral Ground By Sidney D. Drell and Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, \o7 Sidney D. Drell is deputy director of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky is director emeritus. \f7

• New Ethics Panel Shuns Ties to Bradley By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. School Board Hikes Wage Offer to Teachers 1.5% By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer

• Kaus Expected to Direct Jailhouse Informant Probe By Ted Rohrlich, Times Staff Writer

• Taft High Team Wins U.S. Title in Academic Decathlon Competition By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Irvine Ranch has Aqua Duck and Santa Cruz has Captain... By Carol Mcgraw, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• 14 Schools Studied for Ethnic Ratio Hike

• Guilty Plea Made in Defense Fraud Case

• No Ruling on Law for Whistle-Blowers

• More Flexibility in School Choice Voted

• Shop Owner Kills Robbery Suspect

• Report of a Possible Raiders Move Denied

• "It's still an American hotel, run by an American company...

• Salesman Flees Car at Sight of Handgun

• Tests Done on Food That Made Group Ill

• Acting Out Problems : Workshop Helps Young Offenders Use Energy Creatively By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer

• County Agrees to Pay Costs of Interpreter to Sign for Deaf Juror By Mayerene Barker, Times Staff Writer

• Witness Says Information in Stalker Trial Was Withheld By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• Shelter Error Brings Death to Family Pet By Lee Harris, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. to Appeal Police, Fire Pension Ruling By George Stein and Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writers

• Selected Reportable Infectious Diseases Research: Lilia Beebe / Los Angeles Times

• Hotel's Operator Accused on Taxes

• Soviet Women's Issues Found Similar to Those of Americans By Mary Barber, Times Staff Writer

• Duerr Killing Linked With Displeasure Over Drugs By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Son's Emotional State, Visit Cuts Caused Flight, Man Says By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer

• Garden Grove : Lotto Winner Hasn't Made Self Known

• Remote Regimen : Most Learning at Independent Study School Takes Place Outside Classroom By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• Buena Park : Police Officer Hurt in Collision During Chase

• Countywide : Kraft Jurors to Resume Deliberations Today

• Seal Beach : Judge Refuses to Halt Killing of Red Foxes

• Orange : Triplets' Birth Marked by Use of New Procedure

• Garden Grove : Children With Matches Blamed for Home Fire

• Santa Ana : Car Dealer Will Settle Charges for $122,910

• Trickery on a Test Drive : Escapee Flees in Car After Asking Salesman to Change Places; He's Caught After Chase By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer

• Fire Season Opens : Officials Close 97,000 Acres to Prevent Blazes in Combustible Chaparral By Jeff Mitchell, Staff Writer

• Panel Rejects Toll-Road Bill Associated Press

• Woman Rescued From Burning Mobile Home By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer

• Gang Slaying in Santa Ana Sparks Fears By Kenneth T. Yamada, Times Staff Writer

• Wheels of Justice Grind Slowly, Law Day Students Find By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Eric (Big Daddy) Nord; 'Beat Movement' Leader By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer

• Donald Deskey; Art Deco Designer

• He'll Throw In the Line for Free By Shirley Marlow

• Silberman May Have Confessed Key Details By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• The World

• The World

• The World : Apartheid Opponent Slain

• The State : Police Raid Wrong Home

• The World

• The State

• The World

• The State

• The State

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The World

• The State

• The World

• The World

• The Nation

• The Nation : Delayed Shuttle Launch Set for Thursday

• The State

• The Nation

• Mother Seized, Charged Over Son's Street Gang Ties By Ginger Thompson, Times Staff Writer

• Battle for Space, Light : High-Rises Cast Shadow Over N.Y. By Karen Tumulty, Times Staff Writer

• Baker Moves to Keep PLO Out of U.N. Agency By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Major Expansion of Magnet School Program OKd in L.A. By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer

• Mixes All-Americanism, Humor : Globe-Trotting in Asia, Quayle a 'Happy Camper' By Jim Mann, Times Staff Writer

• Japanese Buy Hotel Bel-Air for $100 Million By Eric Malnic and Terry Pristin, Times Staff Writers

• Justices Set Guideline on Job Bias : Burden of Proof Put on Manager in Promotion Denial By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Backs Gorbachev on Economic Reforms : President Distances Himself From Cheney's View That Hard-Liners Will Scuttle Program By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer

• The World

• The World

• The State

• Jean Taylor Retires as Times Associate Editor

• Attack of the Tasteless Tomatoes By Robert A. Jones

• Cold Fusion Claim in Error, 2 Experts Say : 'Conventional Chemistry,' Caltech Researcher Finds in Evaluating Utah Tests By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer

• Davis, Protecting His 'Options,' Files for Reelection as Controller By John Balzar, Times Political Writer

• Funeral Held for Baby Who Was Taken Off Life Support From Times Wire Services

• FBI Agent Says Silberman Told of Payment to Probe Figure By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• Sri Lankan Official Slain From Reuters

• Day for Workers Marred by Violence in Some Nations : 100,000 Marching Soviets Mark May 1 From Times Wire Services

• Gesell Threatens Mistrial on Document By Robert L. Jackson, Times Staff Writer

• China Students Seek Official Status, Call Talks a Sham By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• New Tactics Used to Evade Missiles : Afghan Pilots Say They've Taken Sting Out of Stinger By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• Khmer Rouge Must Have Cambodia Role, Quayle Told By Charles P. Wallace and Jim Mann, Times Staff Writers

• Maoist Rebels Kill 3; Peru Extends Emergency Decree From Associated Press

• Pope Attacks 'Contraceptive Imperialism' From United Press International

• U.S. Defense Panel to Hear Soviet Side From United Press International

• W. German Again Rejects Need to Upgrade Missiles From Reuters

• Sandinistas Again Extend Cease-Fire From Associated Press

• Japan's Top Taxpayer Antes Up $51 Million From Reuters

• General Who Ousted Dictator Wins Paraguay Election By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Baker Urges Panama's Military to Ensure Fair Election By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Sailing on Seine: Paris Passenger Service Launched By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer

• Saudis Deny Paying Any Commissions in British Arms Deals From Reuters

• French Jews Demonstrate on Eve of PLO Leader's Visit By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer

• Investors Defend Oil Deal That Benefited Wright By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer

• Visa Policy Banning Ideologues, Leaders Criticized; Defenders Point to Terrorism By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• Pair Again Report Baby Taken; First Found Dead From Associated Press

• Girl, 14, Rescued After Plane Crash; Four in Family Killed From United Press International

• Exxon Officials Offer New Cleanup Plan From Associated Press

• Supreme Court Orders Trial Judge to Reconsider 1983 Death Sentence By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Detroit City Council Member's Son Seriously Hurt in Drive-By Shooting From United Press International

• 3 Memorial Masses Planned for Lucille Ball

• MWD Shelves Its Expansion Surcharge Bill By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Judge Halts Deporting of Salvadorans, Says INS Violated Asylum Help Order

• FDA Panel Backs Drug for AIDS-Related Pneumonia From Times Wire Services

• Right to Use Secret Political Donation as Ploy Rejected By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Asks Allied Censure of Panama Ballot Rigging : Pressures Noriega Before Vote From Times Wire Services

• SOUTHLAND : Suspect Severs Finger in Remorse From Times wire services

• LOCAL : Drunk Driver Sentenced to 10 Years for Death of Newport Beach Woman From Times staff and wire service reports

• Yost Calls Exxon's Revised Cleanup Plan 'Very Thin' From Associated Press

• LOCAL : Lewis Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery From Times staff and wire service reports

• WORLD : Moderate Earthquake Hits Mexico From Times wire services

• PLO Charter Null and Void, Arafat Says : Tells Mitterrand 1964 Challenge to Israel's Existence Is Invalid From Reuters

• Tentative Accord in Carl Karcher Inside Trading Case Told From United Press International

• LOCAL : Councilman Ferraro's Son Arrested in False Emergency 911 Phone Calls From Times staff and wire service reports

• SOUTHLAND : Councilman Ferraro's Son Arrested From Times wire services

• Tentative Accord Reported on Karcher Inside Trading : Attorneys Tell of One 'Hurdle' By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer

• WORLD : New Drinking Water Standards Set From Times wire services

• Reagans to Visit Queen Elizabeth, Thatcher in June

• LOCAL : Fullerton Man Killed at Freeway Exit From Times staff and wire service reports

• LOCAL : $90,000 Fire Hits Reseda Mini-Mall From Times staff and wire service reports

• LOCAL : Driver Killed on 405 in Van Nuys From Times staff and wire service reports

• SOUTHLAND : Lewis Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery From Times wire services

• NATION : Truckload of Explosives Overturns From Times wire services

• Hungary Dismantling Iron Curtain at Austrian Border Associated Press

• Cambodia Asks Sihanouk Back From United Press International

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Atlanta Paper Names Martin Editor \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• U.S. Offers Compromise on Missiles : Non-Nuclear Rocket Weighed as Option for West Germany From Associated Press

• WORLD : $15 Million Left in Hirohito Estate From Times wire services

• Denver Takes Living in Sin Out of Zoning Restrictions From Associated Press

• WORLD : U.S. to Move Korean Military Bases From Times wire services

• Senate Beats Bid to Strike Funds for King Holiday From United Press International

• WORLD : PLO Chief in Lebanon Shot in Head \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : More Guard Use in Drug War OKd From Times wire services

• WORLD : Jet Engine Explodes; No One Hurt From Times wire services

• Hatcher Serves Up a Reprieve : His Sacrifice Fly in Ninth Ends Skid for Dodgers, 1-0 By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• Stanley Cup Playoffs : Roy's Streak Ends as Canadiens Lose to Flyers Associated Press

• Names in the News

• If Nothing Else, They'll Look as If They're a Tough Team

• Names in the News

• National League Roundup : Rose Misses 19-6 Romp by Reds From Associated Press

• American League Roundup : Reuss, White Sox Blank Brewers From Associated Press

• DeLeon Zeros In on Padres : St. Louis Wins Sixth Consecutive Game With 6-0 Decision By Scott Miller

• Canyons Earns Share of WSC Title : Cougars Rally Past Pierce to Ninth Consecutive Championship By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Reseda Players Barred for Part in Brawl

• High School Roundup : Roberge Powers St. Francis to Win Over Pitching-Thin Notre Dame

• SDSU Men Blank UTEP in WAC Tennis Tournament

• High School Roundup : El Capitan Slams Past Mt. Miguel for 15-1 Victory

• Midgets Are Back, and in a Big Way : RACING'S RETREADS By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer

• McCaskill's Start Takes Even McCaskill by Surprise By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• He's Not Out to Be Front and Center By Jim Murray

• Tragedy Hits Racing Family for Third Time : Oldest Son Is Latest Victim as He Dies From Car Crash at Kalamazoo Speedway By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

• UCLA, the 12-time NCAA volleyball champion, will play Penn...

• Baseball's 1990 winter meetings will be held in Los...

• Tracy Murray of Glendora High School and Mitchell Butler...

• Names in the News

• Ben Johnson's doctor, Dr. Jamie Astaphan, bought large...

• Carlesimo Says He Will Remain at Seton Hall

• Team Canada, led by Steve Yzerman's goal and two assists...

• O'Reilly Quits as Boston Bruin Coach to Spend More Time With His Family Associated Press

• Manager Pete Rose, under investigation by baseball and a...

• Trimaran on Pace to Break Cape Horn Challenge Record By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer

• Still Taking His Cuts : After Many Hurdles, CS Fullerton's Staton May Finally Get His Turn in Pros By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer

• Phone Games Not All Fun and Games By Scott Ostler

• College Division / Mitch Polin : Younger Worrell Tries to Make Up for Lost Time in Pitching Ranks By Mitch Polin

• Hawthorne Travels a Long Way, Then Loses by a Narrow Margin By Lonnie White

• Ryan Is Baseball's Ageless Treasure By Joe Gergen, Newsday

• Equipment Change, Part II: Even Wilson Sporting Goods...

• Community College Notebook / Steve Kresal : Women Compete for State Swim Title By Steve Kresal

• Kuhlman Has Her Game Back in Business : After Surgery, She Returns to USC Tennis By Ian Jaquiss, Times staff Writer

• Minor League Notebook / Elliott Teaford : Redington Passes the Tennis Test : Former Esperanza Star Keeps Improving at Third Base By Elliott Teaford

• THE PREPS : Mater Dei Retains Top Spot in Poll Despite Defeat

• THE PREPS : Boys' Athlete of the Week : Parsons Finds a Home as Catcher for La Quinta By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer

• THE PREPS : Orange County All-Star Basketball Game : Swanwick Heads South Selections

• THE PREPS : Girls' Athlete of the Week : Ward Leads Sunny Hills Offense to Fast Start By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer

• THE PREPS : Murray, 4 County Players Top All-Stars By Tom Hamilton

• IN BRIEF : Thai Takes IBF Light Flyweight Title From Times wire services

• IN BRIEF : Kareem to Take New Team on Road From Times wire services

• IN BRIEF : Antley Savors News of His 5 Losses From Times wire services

• 2nd Olympian Failed Test, Inquiry Told From Associated Press

• Oral Roberts U. to Quit NCAA, Appeal to NAIA From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Eagles' White Offered Highest Pay From Times wire services

• IN BRIEF : Colts Sign Spartans' Andre Rison From Times wire services

• IN BRIEF : Van Nuys Bowler 2nd in Tournament From Times wire services

• Sunday Silence a Derby Comer : Western Colt Seen as Victor or on Easy Goer's Heels From The Baltimore Sun

• Youngest Olympian Goes Back to Former Coaches From Associated Press

• Not-So-Extended-Wear Lenses; Risk to Children From Aerosols By Kathleen Doheny

• Fond Farewell to 'Farewell My Tane' By Jack Smith

• Books : One View to Psychiatric Couch By Lee Dembart

• A Family Crusade : She Survived Breast Cancer, Her Sister Didn't; Now Nancy Brinker Is Fighting to Save Others By Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer

• A Grad's Fantasy Fulfilled: His Thesis Is a Novel One By Elizabeth Mehren, Staff Writer

• Architecture : Finding the Wright Stuff for a Hollyhock House Remake By Leon Whiteson

• Cuomo Urges Israel Support in L.A. Speech By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer