What happened on May 04, 1989

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• Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

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

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

• Music By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• 'Dundee II' No Hit at Home By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Art By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Exit Lines By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Art By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

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

• Coming to Westwood: The Promenade? 'Movies,' 'Accomplice' Ready to Move East By Don Shirley

• Music Reviews : Marlboro Musicians Close Laguna Chamber Season By Chris Pasles

• Music Reviews : Brown Leads L.A. Chamber Orchestra in Season Finale By John Henken

• JAZZ REVIEW : Elias' Promising Start to a Promising Week By Don Heckman

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ancient Strains on Tanita Tikaram's Heart By Chris Willman

• TV REVIEW : America's Problem: Non-Thinking Students By Martin Zimmerman

• ART REVIEW : Peter Shelton's Eccentric Shapes at La Jolla By Cathy Curtis, Times Staff Writer

• 'United States' Takes Up the San Diego Step By Eileen Sondak

• JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : Bud Shank Drops Cool Jazz for Something That's Hotter By Dirk Sutro

• THEATER REVIEW : Cast of 2 Excels as 'Illuminati' Bashes Church By Nancy Churnin

• Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• The Heat Is On: ABC Drops Two Tabloid TV Specials : Unprecedented Network Moves Come Amid Sponsors' Concern About Offending Viewers By Diane Haithman and Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writers

• 'Shelter' Shows the Arabs' View to the Israelis By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Stephen King's Reign of Terror By Frank Lovece

• 'How to Get Ahead in Advertising': Here's the Beef By Bart Mills

• The Family Ties of Producer Jack Cummings By Charles Champlin, Times Arts Editor

• 'Mastergate' Seeks a Summer Home in D.C. By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer

• Highways' First Season Begins With Series of Short Works

• Performance Space to Open Where Highways Meet By Jan Breslauer

• Jarvi to Conduct Final L.A. Philharmonic Program

• MUSIC REVIEW : Marlboro Group Closes Laguna Series By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer

• Pacific Symphony Taking Classics to Latino Community By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer

• Surf Rock's History Wrapped Up by a Longtime Devotee By Mike Boehm

• MOVIE REVIEW : 'Depeche Mode 101' Is an Oil-Water Mixture That Treats Band Unfairly By Chris Willman

• Spiegel Inc.: The nation's largest direct marketer said...

• Pan Am Corp.: The New York company reported a...

• California

• L.A. County

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• L.a. County

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• California

• California

• CMS Enhancements' earnings for its third quarter ended...

• PacifiCare Health Systems Inc., a Cypress-based operator...

• Medstone International Inc. reported first-quarter net...

• Microsemi Corp. earnings for its second quarter ended...

• Varco International Inc. of Orange reported net income of...

• Counterfeit Items Harder to Detect, Magazine Warns From Reuters

• Santa Margarita Co. Will Develop More of Its Own Buildings By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• 'Outplacement' Softens Blow of Hitting Bricks : Irvine Firm Among Those That Help Find New Beginnings for the Terminated By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Home-Grown Projects in Rancho Santa Margarita

• High-Tech Spaceship May Replace Empty Carrousel at Disneyland : TOURISM/LEISURE TIME By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer

• Tourism / Leisure Time By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer

• Management at Herald Works on Buyout Plan By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer

• Milken, Family Are Honored for Gifts to Charity By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• Jacobs, Amway Buy 10.3% of Avon Stock By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Target Japan for Trade Sanctions, Senators Warn : Put Nation on List or Face Political Backlash in U.S., Panel Tells Administration By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• David Ogilvy's Solace: A Legend Can't Be Sold By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer

• USAir announced a $1.3-billion deal with McDonnell Douglas...

• Firm to Close More Plants: National Semiconductor Corp...

• Airbus Industrie Order: Trans European Airways signed a...

• Drabinsky Seeks New Partners: Garth Drabinsky, chairman of...

• Bell May Stop Work on V-22: Bell Helicopter Textron will...

• Logging Protester Claims Credit for Tree Spiking From United Press International

• Economy's Moderate Pace Gets Nod From Fed : Analysts See Report as Sign That Interest Rates Are Likely to Remain Steady From Associated Press

• Korea Growth 'Crisis' Spurs Talks From Reuters

• Trump Discloses Sale of Caesars Stake: Donald J. Trump has...

• Mexican Steelworkers Agree to Job Cuts From the Associated Press

• Deadline Is Set for Eastern Bids; Shuttle Offer Made By Henry Weinstein and Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writers

• Met Life Buys 10% of CS First Boston From Associated Press

• First Executive Will Sell Unit to Boost Capital : Controversial Insurance Firm to Take Loss in Deal By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• April Auto Sales Suggest Market Has Slowed Down By Leslie Eringaard, Times Staff Writer

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Commodities : Grain Prices Rise in Wake of New U.S. Sales to Soviets From Associated Press

• Magellan Explores, Organizes Data By Lawrence J. Magid, LAWRENCE J. MAGID \o7 is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer\f7

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stocks : Traders Take Wary Attitude; Dow Dips 9.16 From Times Wire Services

• Financial Markets : Currency : Dollar Edges Up Despite Intervention; Gold Rises From Associated Press

• Economy Sinking, Argentina Lets Its Currency Float From Reuters

• Financial Markets : Credit : Treasury's Debt Plan Depresses Bond Prices From Associated Press

• Administration Is United on Trade, Mosbacher Says From United Press International

• Congressmen Seek Re-Regulation of Cable TV From Associated Press

• EC Report Calls U.S. Trade Act Discriminatory From Associated Press

• Some Japanese Goods May Get 100% Tariffs By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• Campeau Files Complaint Over Sales Price of Units Sold to May From the Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Major Store Chains Post April Sales Tallies; Easing of Spending Seen \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• City Allegedly Violates Copyright : Warner Tries to Zap, Bam Batmobile in Las Cruces From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Notre Dame Given $33 Million \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : It's On Again for Actor's Vt. Tax Bill \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Commodities Probe Hits Markets in N.Y. From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Conference OKs Chemical Secrecy \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Ways Sought to Extend V-22 Tilt-Rotor Work From United Press International

• P.M. BRIEFING : Most Pesticide Exports Untracked \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Tax Freedom Day Marks the End of Uncle Sam's Cut From United Press International

• P.M. BRIEFING : Commute a Mexico City Challenge \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Rooted in the Old Ways : Organic Farmers are enjoying their season in the sun now that concerns over presence of pesticides in produce are high. By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer

• \o7 Ole!\f7 Taking the Fat Out of Popular Mexican Dishes By Toni Tipton

• Flavor Combos Make Preparation Easy By Diana Shaw, \o7 Shaw is a free-lance writer in Los Angeles. \f7

• Oat-Bran Fans Enjoy Muffins Made Without Egg By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer

• Easy Microwave Preparation for Herbed Chicken Casserole

• Pondering the Uncertain Fate of Patrician Vintages in a 6-Pack Society By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• Showbiz Likes Them Best: Smother Bros. 'Scale Back' Vintner Careers By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• A Very Dressed-Up Version of Spanish Rice Gets a Start From a Mix

• Times for Steaming Vegetables By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• Main Dishes With Foreign Flavors By Elaine Hanna and Jean Anderson, \o7 Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and \f7

• Culinary Jewel of Dana Point Resort By Beverly Bush Smith, \o7 Smith is a free-lance restaurant reviewer in Orange County\f7 .

• Appliance Upgrades Highlight Housewares Show By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer

• The How-To's of Measuring Recipe Ingredients By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• Look to the Fabulous Flavors and Low-Calorie Counts of Sorbets By Diana Sturgis, \f7 and \o7 Sturgis is test kitchen director for Food & Wine Magazine.

• Attorney Wins 1 Case, Loses 3 on Fast Track By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• Urban Adventures

• Royal Treatment for a Faded Castle : Pasadena Landmark to Be Restored By Ashley Dunn, Times Staff Writer

• Pomona Ousts Wilson as City Administrator By Craig Quintana, Times Staff Writer

• Monrovia OKs Plan for Peck Road Industrial Area By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer

• $25,000 to $300,000 Apiece : 500 Will Share $43 Million in BKK Landfill Suit Settlement By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• Pasadena : Thomson Reelected Mayor

• Take Animal Torture Seriously

• Ex-Officials Seek S. Pasadena Vote

• Altadena : 5 Council Members Picked

• Pasadena : Parole Site Still Considered

• Praise in Memory of Cam Briglio

• Azusa : Torres Opposes Expansion

• Pasadena : D.A. Honors 3 Residents

• 'I don't trust anyone anymore. God is the one who takes care of everything.' By Ashley Dunn, Times Staff Writer

• West Covina Remains in Limbo on Public Works Backlog By Craig Quintana, Times Staff Writer

• Seminar Underscores Growing Problem : Educators Search for Ways to Aid Drug Babies By Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writer

• Irwindale Again Sues Development Specialist By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer

• Daughter of World-Class Triple Jumper Just Like Dad By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer

• A Day To Remember

• SportsScope : Broncos to Challenge League Baseball Leaders

• Back on Track : Forgotten Train Car Turns Out to Be a Nugget of Americana By Doug Smith, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Lalo Schifrin Takes Bow as Director of Orchestra By Santiago O'Donnell, Times Staff Writer

• Teen Center Kept Alive Despite Concerns By Lisa Turner, Times Staff Writer

• Case of 2 Brothers Accused in Shooting to Go to Jury By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• When the Big One comes, they'll be the ones to look for. By Doug Smith

• Council Names Head of Library Services

• The House : Budget Battle

• School District Faces Deficit Spending If Enrollment Rate Slows By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer

• Ivanhoe School Marks 100th Anniversary

• Occidental's Sibling Revelry By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Notebook / Sam Farmer : String of Conference Track Titles Ends for Glendale By Sam Farmer

• Releaguing Proposal Wins Schools' Approval By John Lynch, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Jail Term Sought in Councilman's Truancy Case By Lee Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Montebello Voters Reject Eminent Domain Proposals By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach OKs Plans for 16-Dealer $57-Million Auto Mall Near Freeway By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer

• Gay Community Rallies to Support Accused Therapist By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer

• Campaign Finance Reports Filed in Compton : Builder Gave Thousands to Incumbents By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer

• Norwalk Balks at Design of Freeway Off-Ramps By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer

• Designer of video scanning system for child-care centers finds it's a hard sell. By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Paramount : Teachers Reach Agreement on Contract, Avoid Strike

• Norwalk : College Districting Proposal to Appear on Nov. 7 Ballot

• South Gate : $46,400 Allocated for Anti-Gang Instruction

• Lynwood : Assistant City Manager Resigns for Consulting Job

• Norwalk : Agency Votes Funds to Help Remodel Shopping Center

• Long Beach : Police Union Leader's Pay Frozen in Rift With Chief

• Long Beach : Jury Awards $33,000 in Police Wrongful Death Suit

• Long Beach : Renters of Rat-Infested House Win $62,500 in Suit

• Compton : Renewal Director's Firing Was Improper, Board Rules

• Adopt-a-Student Program Sees Results : At Nimitz, Now It's Cool to Be Studious By Rochelle Wilkerson, Times Staff Writer

• 'Paternalistic' Letter Spurs Reply

• Overhaul of Gambling Law Shelved a Year By James M. Gomez

• Heavy Metal : Whittier Gym Attracts Hard-Core Lifters With Their Hard Rock Music, Smell of Sweat, Look of Steroids By Dick Wagner, Times Staff Writer

• A Matter of Values, Political Semantics By Dana Parsons, Times Staff Writer

• AT THE EYE OF A STORM IN IRVINE : A More-or-Less Typical Irvine Couple Fight to Preserve Gay Protection in City's Unique Human Rights Ordinance By Herman Wong, Times Staff Writer

• Celebratin Cinco De Mayo Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Leavett Biles, Steven Nelson, Thomas Penix, Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• February Airline Performance : On-time Performance Record Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Leavett Biles, Steven Nelson, Thomas Penix, Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• FOCUS : These Hills Aren't Just for Kings Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Dallas Jamison and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Leavett Biles, Steven Nelson, Thomas Penix, Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Snapshots of Lucille Ball as a Family Person, Career Woman By Joseph N. Bell

• Once-Jumbled Zoo Has a Direction--Southwest By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Site for Symphony Bash Is Also Sight to Behold (and Be Sold) By Ann Conway

• Alberghetti's Story, Songs Delight By Pamela Marin, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• The art auction held at Ron's in Laguna on April 18 netted...

• Respiratory Ailments Are Common in Cats By Dr. Glenn Ericson, Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is immediate past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn

• Drivers Insist That the Best Defense Is a Defense By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Los Angeles' landmarks aren't what they used to be. And... By Carol Mcgraw, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Somewhere Over the Rainbow By Al Martinez

• "There's nothing everybody here has in common. Except...

• Racism

• 'Road Hazard'

• Part-Time Faculty

• An Unfair Maneuver

• Democratic Symbols in Paraguay

• Chicano Studies

• A Change of Habit

• Part-Time Faculty

• No-Fault Insurance

• No-Fault Insurance

• No-Fault Insurance

• No-Fault Insurance

• No-Fault Insurance

• Panama Mania : U.S. Obsession With Noriega Has Latin America in a Bind By Jorge G. Castaneda, \o7 Jorge G. Castaneda is a professor of political science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. and \f7

• In the May 4th Tradition, Chinese Students Seek a New Turning Point By Merle Goldman, \o7 Merle Goldman is a professor of Chinese history at Boston University and is completing a book on China's democratic elite. and \f7

• Another Sham 'Reform' for Insurance : Workers' Compensation, Already in Ill Health, Is About to Be Bled By Merle Rabine, \o7 Merle Rabine is president of the California Applicants' Attorneys Assn., which represents injured workers in workers' compensation cases. and \f7

• Underselling Foreclosures Won't Recover S&L Losses By Eliot Janeway, \o7 Eliot Janeway publishes the Janeway Letter. His latest book is "The Economics of Chaos--On Revitalizing the American Economy." \f7

• Lottery Results

• Sol Price Says Son Sought Money, Not Reconciliation, at Meeting By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Shareholders Sue to Dissolve Silberman's Mining Firm By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• Shifting Sands : Del Mar Bans Fires at Beach for Good By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

• Here's the Scoop: Added Cleanups, New Signs for Dog Beach By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Reactor Start-Up to Be OKd Despite Discovery of Broken Bolts By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer

• Battery Allegeed in Deprogramming Abduction Case By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer

• Man Accused of 'Boiler-Room' Scam

• Safety Officials, Police Probe Death

• Suit Filed Over Drug Dealing at House

• Another Emergency Room May Be Shut

• The Lone Ranger : His Job Is to Ride Herd on Vast Mission Trails Park By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer

• Danger Is Always Part of the Job at One of City's Busiest Fire Stations By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Creators of Beverly Hills Styles Learn How Designs Wear on the Student Body By John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer

• The House

• Parking-Garage Operator With 'Image Problem' Loses Franchise By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Clarita Citizen : Newhalls Calling It Quits; Close Upstart Paper By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Torrance Puts Cap on Single-Family Home Sizes Despite Protests By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• West High May Seek Change in CAP Scores By Hugo Martin and Tim Waters, Times Staff Writers

• San Pedro Tenants Out in the Cold By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• Youth, 15, Admits Stabbing Teacher at Sylmar School By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer

• Firms Billed for Water Cleanup : EPA Tells 27 Companies to Provide $71.2 Million By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer

• Palos Verdes Estates Parking Bust Leaves Opinion Divided By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer

• Life Term : Makeup Artist Sentenced in 2 Bomb Deaths By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• Medi-Cal Auditors to Study Tarzana Pap Smear Lab's Billing Records By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer

• Carson Concludes It Can't Control Refinery Expansion By George Stein, Times Staff Writer

• Disturbing Article on Peace Expo

• Response on Education for the Gifted

• New Housing OKd, With Strings Attached : MGM Ranch Developer Gives Thousand Oaks $8.5 Million, Free Land By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer

• Mobil's Public Relations Firm Surveys Torrance to Aid Refinery By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Stolen Truck Carried Radioactive Materials

• 'Heroic' Parking Bust Criticized. . . : . . .but 'Scofflaws' Take Lumps Too

• Porter Ranch Project: Developer's Folly

• 'Heroic' Parking Bust Criticized. . .

• Redondo Hears Protests but Extends Christian School's Lease By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer

• CSUN Professor Elected President of State Union

• Judge Rejects Attempt to Bar Temple From Leasing Pierce College Land By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. Cancels Memorial Hearing

• Bernardi Assails Hall on Fire, Police Pensions By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer

• Ex-Pastor Given Work Furlough for Molesting an Underage Girl

• Closing of Balboa Park Span in Traffic Test Called Success By Maureen Fan, Times Staff Writer

• Committee Rejects Land Sale

• Housing Ordinance Defeated

• Council OKs 43-Home Project

• Parade to Kick Off Celebration

• 5,000 Sightings Called In of Smog-Spewing Vehicles By Andrew Lepage, Times Staff Writer

• 'Ninja' Story Not Credible, Murder Trial Jurors Told By Mayerene Barker, Times Staff Writer

• Limit Sought on City Council Terms

• The House

• Probe of Auto Thefts Leads to Arrest of 3

• Youth Pleads Guilty to Fatally Stabbing Man

• Witness Aids Stabbing Victim, Then Helps Capture Suspect

• Trial Ordered in Anchorwoman Extortion Case By John Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Torrance Heeds Protest, Delays Demolition Moratorium Action By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Child-Care Centers Slow to Buy Video Scanning System By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Robbery Suspect at Bank Gives Up, Free 3 Hostages By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Strawberry Field Forever, or Until Soil Tests Come In By Lonn Johnston, Times Staff Writer

• Poor Patients Could Bankrupt UCI Medical Center, Official Warns By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Fountain Valley : Youth Held in Knife Attack at High School

• Anaheim : Operator Injured When His Crane Falls Over

• Los Alamitos : Fumigator Sentenced in Death of Resident

• Laguna Beach : Council Delays on Plan for 800 Historic Homes

• El Toro : Authorities Seek Man Who Assaulted Woman

• Tustin : Nursing Home Aide Charged With Assault

• Garden Grove : Plaques, Certificates Planned for Best Homes

• Lotto Winner Isn't Talking--Oh Well, Maybe a Word or Two By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Lack of Quorum Cancels Forum By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer

• Mother Granted Custody of Boy by Swedish Court By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• A Habitat Haven : Upper Newport Bay Joins State Program That Will Raise Protection Money By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer

• Police Seize 150 Pounds of Cocaine, Arrest 4 in Raids By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Authors Take Listeners Behind Scenes

• Victor in Newspaper Sex Bias Suit Files 2nd Action Alleging She Was Harassed By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• 19 Residents Are Selected in Lottery to Join 1989-90 County Grand Jury From a Times Staff Writer

• Bank, 8 Other Firms Charged as a Result of High-Rise Fire By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• Wronging a Wright? : Ennis-Brown House Directors Would Sell Art to Fund Repairs By Sam Hall Kaplan, Times Design Critic

• Clippers Owner Says He's Demanding New State-of-the-Art Arena By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Morphine Deaths in Hospital Probed, Listed as Homicides By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer

• Juror Changes Mind but Her Crusade to Reverse Man's Robbery Conviction Fails By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• Gloomy Ramirez Wants No Defense in 'Stalker' Case, His Attorney Says By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• Huge Settlement in BKK Landfill Case

• "There's nothing everybody here has in common. Except...

• Boy, 15, Admits He Stabbed Teacher

• Defendant Gets Life in Death of Officers

• Judge Won't Rule Out Bail in Spy Case

• Survivors of Slain Guard Win $7 Million

• Legendary Editor Shuts Newspaper

• Trial Ordered in Plot Aimed at TV Figure

• Raids Net Drugs, Cash, 4 Suspects

• Ex-Justice Named Grand Jury Counsel

• Nevada Voters to Tax Gold Miners From Associated Press

• U.S. Presents First Evidence in Bid to Deport Palestinian By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer

• Beach Between El Segundo, Venice Reopened After Tests

• Pest Control Firm Owner Sentenced in Fumigation Death By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• Strike by Teacher Aides at UC Has Impact Special to The Times

• Great Chalk-Mark Caper and Arrest of Two Women Arouse Peninsula Town By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer

• With Luck He Got America, Too By Deborah Christensen

• Porno Case Is Dismissed; L.A. Diversity Cited By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Appears Unyielding on NATO Missiles By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer

• The Times Poll : Most Older Persons Say They're Happy With Lives By Anne C. Roark, Times Staff Writer

• Bradley Records Given to SEC; Council Probe Opens By Frank Clifford and Bill Boyarsky, Times Staff Writers

• Clean-Fuel Program Goals Now Appear Unattainable By Larry B. Stammer and Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writers

• Bennett Outlines Anti-Drug Plan : States Should Seize Autos, Fine Parents, Jail Offenders, He Says By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Miszczak's Hamburgers : Poles Eager for Piece of Free Market By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Seeks Ways to Win Race for Highly Defined TV By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• Weapons Makers Face Protracted Downturn By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• The World

• The State

• The State

• The State

• The State

• The State

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The World

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• The World

• The State : Lawmakers' Raise Gains

• The World : New Muslim Death Threat

• The Nation : Bush to Veto Compromise Wage Hike Bill

• The World

• Plan for California Seal of Approval on Produce Hit By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

• 1952 Sex-Change Operations Made Her a Celebrity : Christine Jorgensen, 62, Dies of Cancer By Jack Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Supreme Court to Announce Decision on Prop. 103 Today By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Historical Society Writes Last Page on Headquarters : Privately Funded Group Will Sell Mansion to Relieve Cash Crunch By Robert Chow, Times Staff Writer

• Wine Industry Finds Taxes Sweet, but Foes Say the Grape Is Sour By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

• Court Tells Army to Reinstate Gay; Skips Wider Issue By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Jogger Attacked in Central Park Awakes, Speaks From Associated Press

• S. Africa Parliament Vote Scheduled for Sept. 6 From Times Wire Services

• Arafat Declines to Clarify Stand on PLO Charter By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer

• Arafat Aide Slain in Lebanon; Another Remains in Coma From Times Wire Services

• Arab Kills 2 Israelis on a Jerusalem Street : Outraged Government Links Rampage to Arafat Visit in France By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• In Salang Pass, No Villagers Are Left to Hear Songs of Love By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• Lebanon Truce to Resume, Arab League Envoy Says From Associated Press

• Students Push Through Police Lines in Beijing March By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• China Police Seal Off Beijing Square as Students March By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• Sihanouk Willing to Join Regime in Cambodia : Sets Conditions to Return as Head of State in Deal Apart From Rebel Allies By Charles P. Wallace, Times Staff Writer

• Soviet Trade Unions to Get Right to Strike Under Draft Law From Reuters

• Turner to Resign as Liberal Party Leader in Canada From Associated Press

• May Impose Curbs, Roh Warns Korea Radicals By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• Prospects for Gorbachev Reforms? Cheney Backpedals Slightly By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer

• Senate Rejects Defense Cuts to Aid Schools From United Press International

• Key Figure in Wright Oil Deal Testifies Before Panel By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Median Age at New High, 32.3, as Baby Boomers Mature From Associated Press

• U.S. Figures on Radioactive Dust Disputed From Associated Press

• Shorter Break, Longer Hours Are Ordered for North Jurors From a Times Staff Writer

• Seabrook Nuclear Plant Moves Step Closer to License From Associated Press

• Warhol's 'Marilyn Monroe' Fetches Record $4 Million By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Art Writer

• Shuttle Ready to Go; Officials Scan Weather By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer

• Cavazos Cites Scores, Says U.S. Education Is Stagnating From Associated Press

• Hinckley Seeks Life Abroad, Lawyer Says From Associated Press

• Bush Is Expected to Nominate Top Elected Official in St. Louis County as INS Chief By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• Defense Agency Appointee From Associated Press

• Mildew Takes Bite of China Farmer's Cache From Associated Press

• Alternative Fuels Called a Global Warming Risk From Associated Press

• San Bernardino Mayor Loses Reelection Bid From Associated Press

• Hailstorms Kill 157 in China Over 10 Days From Associated Press

• Panel OKs Bills on Use of Prop. 99 Funds By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Court Releases 2 Czech Dissidents From Reuters

• Sheriff's Aides Assail Him for Actions in Salcido Case From Associated Press

• Pornography Ruling Provokes Mixed Response By Bob Baker, Times Staff Writer

• Hatching of Chicks Was a Tall Order From Reuters

• Anaheim Offer Would Put Arena on Jail Site By Dave Lesher and Lonn Johnston, Times Staff Writers

• Out-Waiting Weather, Atlantis Streaks Aloft From Times Wire Services

• Prop. 103 Wins Unanimous OK : State Atty. Gen. Hails 'Home Run for Consumers' By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• North Guilty on 3 Counts : Ex-Marine at Center of Iran-Contra Affair Faces 10 Yrs. : Shows No Emotion at Jury Ruling From Times Wire Services

• Assault Gun Ban Sent to Governor From Times Wire Services

• SOUTHLAND : No Winner; Lotto Pot $12 Million \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• SOUTHLAND : Ex-Prosecutor Evelle Younger Dies \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• LOCAL : Driver Held in Antelope Fwy. Death \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• China Students Stage Another Huge Rally From Associated Press

• WORLD : 5 Marines Killed in Copter Crash \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NATION : Violence Mars Sit-In at University \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NATION : Typical U.S. Family a Whit Over 2 1/2 \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NATION : 21 Striking Coal Miners Arrested \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Bush Denies Role in Deal on Contra Aid : Never Linked Support for Rebels, Honduras Aid, President Says From Associated Press

• WORLD : Riot Police Block S. Korean Rally \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NATION : Ex-Guard Executed for Girl's Death \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Letter Complains of Lack of Meeting : Governor Riled by Bush's Calif. Schedule From United Press International

• WORLD : New Caledonia Party Leader Killed \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Koop Tells White House He'll Leave Office in July From Associated Press

• 5 Arabs Shot by Angry Israeli Settlers From Reuters

• LOCAL : GOP State Sen. Marian Bergeson to Run for Lieutenat Governor in 1990 \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• With Mays, Just Seeing a Little Magic Wasn't Always Believing

• Corvettin, 21-1, Comes From Last at Hollywood Park

• Tennis Roundup : Wilander Takes Yet Another Embarrassing Fall From Associated Press

• Stanley Cup : Flyers Can't Put Another One Past Roy Associated Press

• NBA Playoffs Roundup : Jordan's Premeditated 3-Point Play Lifts Bulls

• Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Veterans Believe They Can End Gordon's Domination in Stadium Races By Shav Glick

• Guadalajara Defender Scores Key Goal for Chile in 2-1 Soccer Win By Al Preston, Special to The Times

• National League Roundup : Rose Is Ill Again; Helms Guides Reds Over Mets

• American League Roundup : Rangers' Brown Makes Change for Better, Throws 2-Hitter

• Rasmussen's Early Trouble Leaves Padres in Hole Again By Scott Miller

• Zungul Accents 7-4 Victory By Don Patterson

• Notre Dame Erases Doubts With 11-2 Win By Mike Glaze

• Smitty Comes Home : Former Loyola Assistant Chris Smith Returns to Coach the Lions Nine and Being Back Has Been Like a Family Reunion By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer

• St. Bernard Blanks Knights, Stays in Tie for Camino Lead By Jorge Valencia

• N. Torrance Revenges Mira Costa Defeat in Ocean 'Pay-Back,' 9-7 By Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer

• Lisa Leslie and the Burges Twins Sparkle By Rob Fernas

• Umpire Defends Walkout : Veteran Official Says Abuse From CSUN Prompted Departure By Gary Klein, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Occidental Basketball Job Taken by Newhall By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer

• A Harmonic Convergence : Business and Pleasure Mix Nicely for Mike Dempsey, the Reigning World Wheelchair Ping-Pong Champion and President of His Own Company By Jeff Meyers, Times Staff Writer

• Northridge Nears Goal in Fund-Raising Drive By Mike Hiserman, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Bishop Montgomery sophomore Armando Cervantes pitched a...

• High School Roundup : Lowly Channel Islands Takes It Out on Top-Ranked Newbury Park, 17-1

• Borquez, Lawson Select Colleges

• 3 Valley Cyclists to Ride in Tour de Trump By Steven Herbert

• Top Gymnast in City Bound for Stanford

• The Colleges : Swinton Improves Study Skills After Proving Football Talent

• RAISING THE BID : Up-and-Coming Tennis Programs Such as SDSU's Wonder How to Continue the Ascent By Dave Mckibben

• Grossmont's West Doubles Back to Triple Jumping By John Geis

• Larking Honored in Tennis

• High School Baseball Roundup

• High School Baseball Roundup : Monte Vista Brings Helix Back to Earth By Jim Lindgren

• Angels Buoyed by Rookie : Monteleone Gets Out of Jam in the Eighth to Beat Orioles, 2-0 By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• Buena Park Man Called to Testify in Rose Investigation From Times Wire Services

• Prep Baseball Roundup : Anaheim Completes Turnaround By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Big First Inning Helps Cal Lutheran Beat UCI

• Prep Softball Roundup : Tustin Tightens Title Race After Beating Saddleback By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer

• UC Irvine Notebook / Elliott Teaford : He's Unlikely Big Man in Anteaters' Lineup By Elliott Teaford

• Lakers Shake Their Lethargy, Finish Sweep : Win Over Portland Extends First-Round Streak to 18-0 By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• Angels Buoyed by Rookie By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• So, What If It's Easy for Easy Goer? By Jim Murray

• Despite a Sweep, Knicks Have Seen Enough of Barkley By Anthony Cotton, The Washington Post

• Kings Launch Their Hunt for 'New Blood' By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

• Dodgers Pull Out a 4-3 Win : Cardinals Come Up Short After Guerrero Leaves With Injury By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• New Uniform, Same Old Slide By Scott Ostler

• A SECRET NO MORE : Cardinals' Milt Thompson Gets Chance to Prove Self, and Makes Most of It By Richard Hoffer, Times Staff Writer

• He's Still a Hit With Horsehide : But Ex-Major Leaguer Hank Allen Figures to Strike Out With His Longshot in Kentucky Derby By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Worst Derby Entry Ever? Great Redeemer a Solid Contender By Bill Christine

• Lenzi's International Diving Debut Finds Him in the Lead Associated Press

• Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson suffered side effects...

• Baseball's investigation into Pete Rose's alleged gambling...

• The Davis Cup semifinal between West Germany and the...

• Memphis State football Coach Charlie Bailey resigned amid...

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• Arbitration for Walton, Clippers

• S.D. Yacht Club Files Its Appeal of Cup Ruling Associated Press

• Robin Romeo Bowls to Washington Win Associated Press

• Stanford Freshman Takes Pac-10 Golf Title; Arizona State Wins

• Services Held for John Thomason, Fumbler in Riegels' Famed Run Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Boyd's Numb Hand Under Scrutiny \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Easy Goer Draws Far Outside Post Position : Final Derby Workout Times Bolster Comparison to Secretariat in '73 From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Sancho Signs With the Chiefs \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• John Farrell Pitches to Within 3 Outs of No-Hitter; Indians Top Royals 3-1 From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Unheralded Golfer Leads in Japan \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NBA Coaches Select Players for All-Rookie Team From Associated Press

• Rams First-Round Draft Pick Has Eyes on Baseball From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Graf Advances in W. Germany \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Ex-Coaches Plead Innocent in Drug Case : Accused in Probe of Alleged Steroid Use by S. Carolina Athletes From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Isiah Thomas May Miss Bucks Game \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• IN BRIEF : Ex-Pirates Pitcher Admits Coke Use \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• The Special Years : 50 And Beyond: The Time Of Your Life

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Busy, Active, Happy : Not Only Are People Living Longer, but a New Times Poll Finds That Most Seniors Feel That They Are Also Living Better By Anne C. Roark, \o7 Roark is a Times staff writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : The Time of Their Lives By Sherry Angel, Angel is a Times staff editor in Orange County

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : The Insurance Gap : \o7 The Question for Many: Should I buy or Retain Supplemental Medicare Coverage? \f7 By Bill Sing, \o7 Sing is a Times staff writer. \f7

• A Moving Decision : Most Seniors Prefer to Stay Put in Their Homes, but When They Don't, They Head Out of the Big City By Dick Turpin, \o7 Turpin is a former real estate editor of The Times. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Volunteerism : \o7 'There are a million things to do; you can take your pick'\f7 By Susan Christian, Christian is a Los Angeles free-lance writer

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : New Beginings : \o7 The age of retirement can be an age of creativity and growth\f7 By Jonathan Peterson, \o7 Peterson is a Times staff writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Services: We've Got the Numbers : Southern California Supports Numerous Not-for Profit Services Available to Persons Over 50. Here Are a Few of the More Prominent Groups, Resources and Government Services By Gregory Sokolowski, Sokolowski is a Times staff editor

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : You Can Go Home Again--and Kids Are : \o7 As Many Young Adults Face Skyrocketing Housing Costs, Loss of Jobs and Divorces, the Family Hearth Has Become a Safety Net \f7 By Patrick Mott, \o7 Mott is a Times staff writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Handy and Helpful : \o7 Special Products That Help Reduce the Hassle Factor of Certain Daily Tasks \f7 By Robin Tucker, \o7 Tucker is a Times staff writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Getaway Guide to 'Woopie' Weekends : \o7 Well Off Older People (Age 50 to 65) Are Very Active Trekkers. Not Only Do They Have More Disposable Money, They Also Have the Time to Spend It. And Spend It They Do.\f7 By Bill Hughes, \o7 Hughes is a regular contributor to The Times' travel section. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Routes to Retirement : \o7 Different Approaches, Varying Results\f7 By Jim Schachter, \o7 Schachter is a Times staff writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : The Money Market : Companies Used to Fear That Targeting Older Consumers Would Saddle Them With a Dowdy Image. Now They Are Targeting the Age Group That Marketers Like to Refer to as Silver or Golden By Jeanne Boyer, \o7 Boyer is a Riverside free-lance writer. \f7

• THE SPECIAL YEARS : 50 AND BEYOND: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE : Friendly Fun : \o7 At Any Age, Being Single Can Be Exciting, Lonely \f7 By Kathleen Doheny, \o7 Doheny is a free-lance writer. \f7

• Arguelles Ends 25 Years on Bench By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Cable TV Firms Will Expand Simulcasts By Victor Valle, Times Staff Writer

• People And Events By Edward J. Boyer

• The Arts : His Art Imitates the Life Los Lobos Sings About By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• Politics : Latino Caucus Goes After At-Large Election System By Leo C. Wolinsky, Times Staff Writer

• Calendar By Richard Esposito

• Nuestro Tiempo

• Two Jurists : Reynoso Is Busier Than Ever After His Defeat at Polls By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Cinco de Mayo : Restaurateur Shares Mole Recipe to Brighten Cinco de Mayo Party By Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer

• Community : Ritchie Valens Music Scholarships Awarded

• Community : Olmos Wins Image Award From Group

• Cinco de Mayo : Wide Range of Festivities Scheduled for Southland By Richard Esposito

• Cinco de Mayo : Student Dancers Tap Into Folk Tradition By Victoria Barcelona, \o7 Barcelona is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and \f7

• I wanted to congratulate the Los Angeles Times for this...

• The Arts : Ancient Aztec Dances Revived Near Olvera St.

• Sports Talk : Cal State Latina Track Star Aims Beyond Finish Line By Fernando Dominguez

• I look forward to each issue of Nuestro Tiempo. I am Anglo...

• Education : Student Speaks in Powerful Voice By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Mountain Gear Firm Files for Bankruptcy as 4 Lawsuits Loom By Denise Hamilton, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• City Moves to Protect Its History By Meg Sullivan, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Moorpark, Oxnard Colleges End Search for Presidents By Gerry Brailo Spencer, Times Staff Writer

• Environmentalists Cite Concerns Over Putting Campus on Taylor Ranch Site By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• Cinco de Mayo Festivities Planned

• Ex-Oxnard College Chief Appointed to Run Museum

• GOP Activist Bob Larkin to Challenge Cathie Wright By Alan C. Miller, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• DMV Opening Office at Simi Civic Center

• Postal Pressure : Human Rights Group's 1,300 Letters Pay Off; Benin Releases Prisoner By Gerry Brailo Spencer, Times Staff Writer

• Fireman Abandons Labor Leaders, Tries to Negotiate as 1-Man Union By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer

• Rejects Claims That Area Homes Are Worthless : Board Upholds Property Taxes for Dunes By Meg Sullivan, Times Staff Writer

• FIRST AT LAST : Ventura College Finally Emerges From Shadow of Oxnard, Wins a WSC Baseball Championship By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• STEADY DIET : Buena High Baseball Players Decide to Hit Lightly at the Lunch Counter, Preferring Instead to Feast on a Long Line of Channel League Opponents By Steve Henson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Notebook : Buena Streak at 20 Behind Maher's Pitching, Hitting By Sean Waters

• Forecasters of Future Ignore Human Folly By Jack Smith

• Tribute to Immigrant Ancestors By Myra V. Gormley

• Stock Market Throws Reader for a Loss By Herb Hain

• Mail Offers May Confuse Recipients By Don G. Campbell

• Car Odors May Be Caused by a Fungus By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• Right to Privacy vs. Rights of Landlord By Jeffrey S. Klein

• Junior Leagues Assn. Meets in Anaheim By Mary Lou Loper, Times Staff Writer

• Book Review : The Beat Goes On--in a Fictional Way By Richard Eder, Times Book Critic

• Simple Tool Shuts Off Gas in a Snap By Lynn Simross

• A Feast for Post-Modern L.A. Appetites By Bob Sipchen, Times Staff Writer

• Orient Express Chugs In as Winner Again By David Nelson

• CHECKING OUT : One Choice That Didn't Fit the Pupil By Barbara Bronson Gray

• Ecology-Minded Greens Sprout an 'Anti-Party' Valley Chapter By Michael Arkush, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• CHECKING OUT : When Benefits of Private Schools Don't Match Costs, Some Parents Are Finding Parity in Public Education By Barbara Bronson Gray, \o7 Gray is a Van Nuys free-lance writer\f7

• CHECKING OUT : Success Story at Sylmar School By Barbara Bronson Gray

• Odds & Ends From Around the Valley : It's My Party and I'll Star if I Want to \o7 Compiled by Marci Slade\f7

• The Scene: Tuesday night's premiere for "Earth Girls Are... By Kevin Allman

• Fallen Athlete Faces His Biggest Challenge : Former Olympic Runner Is Working to Beat Alcoholism, Rejoin Team By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• Doing Time : Camp Glenn Rockey Gives Juvenile Offenders a Chance to Fight Back By Annette Kondo, \o7 Kondo is a San Gabriel free-lance writer \f7

• CONSUMERS : A Brush With Responsibility By Lynn Simross, Times Staff Writer

• Alcohol on Trial : A First-of-Its-Kind Case Looks at Who Should Pay Price for Mother's Drinking By Joni H. Blackman, \o7 Blackman is a free-lance writer who lives in Seattle\f7

• CONSUMERS : Auction Ads: Let Buyers Beware By David Streitfeld, The Washington Post

• Old-Timers' Contests : Rodeo Cowboy, 66, Shows He Still Knows the Ropes From Times Wire Services

• Park Ground Broken for Holocaust Memorial By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer

• Imprisoned Art : Venice High Puts Frequently Vandalized Myrna Loy Statue Under Lock and Key By John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer

• 'Not Just Another T-Shirt' : Teen Fashion Mavens Give Mixed Marks to BHHS Casual Wear By John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer

• Oppose Westchester Development : Homeowners May Go to Court to Save Bluffs By Julio Moran, Times Staff Writer

• Beverly Hills Aims at Governor, Bans Assault Weapons By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Monica : Residential Projects OKd

• Santa Monica : Motel Expansion Rejected

• Culver City : Intersection Study OKd

• Westwood : Rhoads Scholarship Fund

• Santa Monica : Moratorium on Building

• Santa Monica : Photographers Plan Trip

• Malibu : Development Approved

• Beverly Hills : Low-Cost Lunches Available

• Venice : Venice Pier Grant OKd

• Coastal Panel to Drop Sewer District Suit : County Will Be Able to Sell Bonds at Lower Interest Rates By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer

• Design Center Spots Unused, Foes of Parking Garage Say By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer

• W. Hollywood Orders Study of Police Force Costs By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer

• UCLA Softballers Try Weak Beavers, Dangerous Ducks

• Fighting Barracuda, White Sea Bass Hit in Wide Area By Dan Stanton

• Ty Miller, Santa Monica High School senior midfielder, has...

• Bruin Volleyball Coach Cautious : Tough Stanford Stands in Way as UCLA Heads for Title No. 13 By Steven Fleischman, Times Staff Writer