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What happened on February 20, 1990
NEWS
Bob Marley's Brother Dies in Shoot-Out with Police Reuters
7 Apparently Drown in Freezing Sierra Lake : Tragedy: Witnesses describe futile efforts to save three teen-agers on a holiday skating party. Four other victims were trying to save them. CATHLEEN DECKER and KENDAL PATE, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
A Father's Love : Despite opposition from police and parishioners, Father Gregory Boyle is striving to end gang violence by bombarding young people with love. ELIZABETH VENANT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Church Disavows Gay Priest From Times Wire Services
Near Brandenburg, the Wall Falls : Berlin: Thousands cheer East German soldiers dismantling the section. Talks on monetary union begin today. TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLUMN ONE : THE FUTURE : No Cords, No Wires, No Limits : Expecting a call? Before long, you won't need to stick by the telephone; it will stick by you--almost anywhere in the world. CARLA LAZZARESCHI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERSONAL HEALTH : Safety of Bottled Water Is Affirmed KATHLEEN DOHENY
After 11 Days at Bay, Sailors Welcome Harbor Reopening SHANNON SANDS
WORLD : Aquino Eases Stance on Bases From Times Wire Services
Trial Begins in Case Linked to Bombs Associated Press
Chinese Exile Tells U.N. Panel of Repression Associated Press
LOCAL : Vandals Hit Studio City Stores From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : PENNSYLVANIA : Transplanted Liver Must Be Replaced From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Capitalist Party Could Arise, Pravda Says From Reuters
WORLD : U.S. Knew of SAMs in Colombia From Times Wire Services
WORLD IN BRIEF : TAIWAN : Lawmakers Protest Aged Party Leaders From Times Staff and Wire Reports
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK : The Unexpected Dogs Cheney Tour : Far East: Aquino's snub brings an extra shopping day in Hong Kong. JOHN M. BRODER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
O.C. Harbors, Some Beach Areas Reopen JIM NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Tax Accountant Takes the Cake From Times Wire Services
Silberman Leaves Hospital, Expected to Return Home From Associated Press
Storm Fails to Put Dent in Drought : Weather: Southland starts to warm up. There was enough snow to close resort roads, but not enough rain to reach normal levels. CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Last Princeton Club OKs Women From Times Wire Services
NATION IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Secret Countdown for Shuttle Mission From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Lee Cites Academy 'Old People' From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
FBI's Bombing Probe Creates a 'Folk Hero' LEE MAY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD IN BRIEF : IRAQ : Hussein Denounces U.S. Presence in Gulf From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Romania to Toughen Security Law : Eastern Europe: The prime minister blames ex-convicts and 'suspicious persons' for an attack on government offices. RONE TEMPEST, TIMES STAFF WRITER
De Klerk to Meet With African Leaders From Reuters
Beach, Harbors Open as Traces of Oil Slick Fade JIM NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soviets Approve Private Holding of Farmland MASHA HAMILTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Mrs. Bush on Health of First Dog From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
WORLD : State Dept. Calls New Soviet MIGs Sent to Cuba 'Intolerable' From Times Wire Services
Shellfish Kill Fouls Shore of Long Island United Press International
Angry Azerbaijanis Walk Out of Moscow Talks : Ethnic strife: Defense Minister Yazov's speech defending the use of force in Baku sparks a quick exit. DAN FISHER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For Kaifu, Election Victory May Yet Be a Loss : Japan: Some say he's outlived his usefulness to the ruling party's bosses. But he vows 'to go on working diligently.' KARL SCHOENBERGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD IN BRIEF : LESOTHO : Military Ruler Appears in Control From Times Staff and Wire Reports
LOCAL : Newport Beach Officials Open More Coastline After Oil Cleanup From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Silberman Swallowed Sleeping Pills RICHARD SERRANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Secy. Dole Defends Bush in Eastern Strike From Associated Press
Lawyer Says Silberman Swallowed Pills RICHARD A. SERRANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD IN BRIEF : NEPAL : Police Open Fire on Protesters, Killing 3 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 Soviet Cosmonauts Return to Earth After 22 Weeks in Space From Associated Press
Israeli Planes Attack Bases in Lebanon From Associated Press
The True Genesis of His Award Remains Uncertain JACK SMITH
DEATH : 'Red Shoes' Director Powell Dies From Times Wire Services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Cajun Band in Grammy Tuneup From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : Sheriff Remains in 'Captured' Armory From Times Staff and Wire Reports
New Threat of Starvation in Ethiopia, Sudan From Associated Press
4.8 Quake Shakes Mexico Reuters
Widow, 92, to Keep Savings in Civil Liability Appeal From United Press International
Ground Broken for Center Near Auschwitz From Reuters
Soviets Kill Airline Deal With Israel : Emigration: Decision will slow the exodus of Jews. Arab pressure is seen behind the cancellation of direct flights from Moscow to Tel Aviv. DOYLE MCMANUS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD : Taiwan Police Battle Protesters From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Seal Beach Crash Kills Woman From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Storm Fails to Put Dent in Drought : Weather: Southland starts to warm up. There was enough snow to close resort roads, but not enough rain to reach normal levels. CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION IN BRIEF : PENNSYLVANIA : Lung Device Fails to Keep Woman Alive From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Reagan Denied Illegal Acts, Report Says From United Press International
BOOK REVIEW : The Tightrope Between Science, Philosophy LEE DEMBART
Superconductors Will Get First Space Testing : Science: The new devices, if they prove hardy enough, could greatly reduce the weight and cost of orbiting electronic equipment. THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Pulsar That Excited Astronomers Was 'All a Mistake' THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
NATION IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Store-Collapse Suits Bring $33 Million
Israeli Planes Attack Guerrilla Bases in Lebanon From Associated Press
WORLD IN BRIEF : INDIA : Kashmir Legislature Ordered Dissolved From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Parents Tell of a Mystery Solved : Justice: Vietnamese couple hoped for son's return for 4 years. He had been sentenced to a Texas prison when he was 13. THUAN LE and LOIS TIMNICK, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
PERSONAL HEALTH : The ABCs of Taking Vitamin Supplements
U.S. Studies New Option in War on Drugs--Insects : Latin America: Thousands of white moths may be released to devour coca plants. MICHAEL ISIKOFF, THE WASHINGTON POST
WORLD IN BRIEF : COLOMBIA : Kidnaped American Freed by Guerrillas From Times Staff and Wire Reports
L.A. Housing Bias Suit Settled for $450,000 PENELOPE McMILLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERSONAL HEALTH : SHOP TALK : Spotting Patches of Sunburn Concern
U.S. Reneging on Aid Pledge, Manila Charges BOB DROGIN and JOHN M. BRODER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Saudi Arabia Attacks Iranian Regime as Retarded, Terrorist From Reuters
Bush Promises Czechs Trade Break : Playwright-President Havel Gets White House Welcome From Associated Press
An Exercise in Common Sense : Health: You don't have to knock yourself out at the gym to live longer. A new study says moderate exercise is enough. LINDA ROACH MONROE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Body Recovered From Lake : Search Still On for Other Victims KEVIN RODERICK and SHERYL STOLBERG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Justices Bar Challenger Widow's Suit : High court: 1950 ruling barring legal action by military personnel invoked. From Associated Press
7 Are Feared Drowned Below Lake's Ice CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Disney's Florida Critics Warn of a Greedy Monster FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bubble Bursts on Politburo Perks From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Prince Charles Favors Wildlife From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Woman Killed, Another Shot at UCLA Hospital JOHN KENDALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
6 Dead in Flood-Battered South; More Heavy Rain May Be Coming From United Press International
NEWS ANALYSIS : In Japan, Some Votes More Equal Than Others : Election: Lopsided apportionment favors rural areas over cities. But even under a 'fair' system, the ruling party would have won Sunday. SAM JAMESON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Boren Defends Cranston's Role in Campaign Reform From a Times Staff Writer
Camp O'Neal: Privately Owned Institution for Juveniles
Pittston Strike May Be Ending as Coal Miners Vote on Pact Associated Press
Crowded County Hospitals Suffer Crisis in Obstetrics KENNETH J. GARCIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An Airing of Gas Chamber Alternatives ROBERT A. JONES
NATION : Smoking Costs U.S. Taxpayers $52 Billion a Year in Health Care From Times Wire Services
BUSINESS
Chinese Firm Protests Order to Sell Aircraft Parts Operation From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Huntsman Ends Takeover Bid From Times Wire Services
PEOPLE : Hasbro's Hassenfeld Steps Out of Brother's Shadow From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Marketing the Mystique of Glacier Ice : Alaska: The state's prize-winning brewery and distillery both base their beverages on water from glaciers. CHARLES HILLINGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
White House Takes Cautious Stance on East Bloc Bank ART PINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
P.M. BRIEFING : Overpayments in Drought Aid From Times Wire Services
Dick Clark Productions' Net Income Drops 52%
P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. to Borrow Added $6 Billion From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Unit Sale in Dispute, Zenith Says From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Deere Tells 62% Earnings Rise From Times Wire Services
Notes
STOCKS : Tokyo Prices Fall in Wake of Election From Times Wires Services
Troubled Kaypro Reports Annual Loss of $19.2 Million GREG JOHNSON
AT&T Introduces Digital Phone Service to Japan, U.K. From Associated Press
AUTOMOTIVE : Campbell to Open County's First Dealership for GM's New Saturn John O'Dell, Times staff writer
Use of Computer to Match Loans, Home Buyers Drawing Fire : Lending: Some financial institutions say payments made to brokers are really illegal referral fees. But brokers defend the practice as being in consumers' interest. MICHAEL FLAGG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
P.M. BRIEFING : Coal Miners Approve Contract, Ending Bitter 10-Month Strike From Times Wire Services
Iraq Asks Japan for Help in Boosting Its Oil Capacity From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : U.S.-Japan Firms Agree on FSX From Times Wire Services
Citadel Holding Reports 4th-Quarter Drop in Profit
FDIC's Seidman Expects to File 80,000 S&L Lawsuits From Associated Press
Court Allows Suit Against Oil Companies From Associated Press
25,000 Drexel Accounts to Go to Shearson : Securities: Shearson reportedly will pay nothing for the accounts, which have more than $4 billion in assets. From Times Wire Services
Ciba-Geigy Says It Will Keep Share in 3-D Systems
Invention Is Often the Mother of Litigation NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Canada Tire Fire Threatens Ecology, Greenpeace Says Reuters
Dow Plunges 38.74 as Global Interest Rises From Associated Press
Accord Leads Pack in O.C. as Favorite '89 Car JOHN O'DELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Greenspan Sees No Recession This Year : Economy: But his forecast projects significantly lower growth than the Administration's. From Associated Press
Chrysler, Renault to Open Plant in Spain From Reuters
Tandon Corp. Reports Profit for 4th Quarter
Bidders Often Land a Deal at Auctions : Real Estate: A small but growing circle of buyers have acquired city property through occasional public auctions, but the pool of surplus sites is diminishing. KIM KOWSKY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fortune Struggles to Succeed : Oil drilling: A tiny Agoura Hills energy company is still fighting to break even despite a recent surge in crude oil prices. JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pinkerton's Going Public to Ease Debt JOHN MEDEARIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pepsi's Music Ads to Target Minorities From United Press International
Study Says Health Benefits Are Key Issue in Strikes : Labor: Disputes over medical coverage motivated 78% of strikers in 1989, the report finds. From United Press International
Nassco Says It's Poised for Double-Hull Work GREG JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AFL-CIO Leadership Is Still Divided on Abortion HARRY BERNSTEIN
U.S. Commodities Agency Sues Precious-Metal Firm
Footwear's Ugly Duckling Grows Up : Fashion: Clunky Birkenstock sandals were part of the 1960s counterculture. Now their U.S. distributor hopes some stylish updating will broaden their market appeal in the 1990s. MARTHA GROVES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
After Spill, BP Soaked Up Oil and Good Press CHRIS WOODYARD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Legal Problems Over, Entrepreneur Hopes for Strike in Precious Metals PATRICE APODACA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nekoosa Accepts Bid by Georgia-Pacific From Reuters
Film Asks, 'What if Ads Told the Truth?' Madison Ave. Doesn't Like It BRUCE HOROVITZ
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The Perfect Murder or the Perfect Frame Job? : Crime: The prosecution says David Scott Harrison is the obvious murderer of his ex-wife, but the defense argues that the police haven't bothered to investigate anyone else. TOM GORMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Studying an Area Awash in Alcohol : Communities: A $100,000 survey seeks to learn why Pacoima and San Fernando have unusually high numbers of drunk driving accidents and other alcohol-related problems. PHIL SNEIDERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Governor Revives Failed Plan to Help First-Time Home Buyers : Housing: Deukmejian, after rediscovering a largely unspent $200 million, proposed to use it as part of a $2-billion, housing-opportunity program. PAUL JACOBS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SAN CLEMENTE : Council to Vote on Water Conservation FRANK MESSINA
Countywide : Foundation Given Grant of $300,000
Big Storm Fails to Put Dent in Long Drought : Weather: Southland starts to warm up. There was enough snow to close resort roads, but not enough rain to reach normal levels. CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FULLERTON : Council to Consider Medfly Proposal TOM McQUEENEY
Rains Over; Cool Nights to Continue : Weather: Citrus and strawberry growers have lost much of their crops. TONY MARCANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Money Is in a Mood to Hedge Its Bets : Markets: If the world seems to be making progress on many fronts, investors are governed by an undertone of nervousness. JEFFREY E. GARTEN, Jeffrey E. Garten is a managing director of the Stamford Co., an investment banking firm in New York.
NEWPORT BEACH : Oil Cleanup Is Topic of Scientific Session STEVE EMMONS
SAN CLEMENTE : Bad Weather Delays Work on I-5 Exit FRANK MESSINA
Mother of Three Killed, Children Hurt in Crash
Sea Lion Continues to Thwart Rescuers
PRIVATE LIVES, PUBLIC PLACES : Fine Dining Before the Enemy Descends LINDA BLANDFORD, Linda Blandford, for years a columnist for the British newspaper the Guardian, will be writing about Southern California from time to time.
Begging
Death Penalty Controversy
Closing Bases
Death Penalty Controversy
Toys
Special Kind of Schooling : L.A. Unified Programs Help Students Develop Self-Esteem and Motivation Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Resarcher
Opponents of Golf Course Say Project Is in Doubt : Development: Money problems may force a group to build houses in Encinal Canyon. Another proposed course is hit by three lawsuits. RON RUSSELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
DANA POINT : City Grants $17,000 for Human Services LEN HALL
Out of Africa: More Hypocrisy
FULLERTON : Council to Hear Frat Appeal on Expulsion TOM McQUEENEY
FULLERTON : Gibraltar Savings Trashed by Intruder WENDY PAULSON
Beaches Still Closed After Weekend's Sewage Spill LINDA CHONG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LaLanne Exhorts Seniors to Tend to Their Bodies BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police Hunt Woman in Holdup at Mall
Arleta Garden
La Habra Man Held in Stabbing of Youth, 16, During Argument
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Malfunction Shuts Down Police Phones WENDY PAULSON
Death Penalty Controversy
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Beautification Inc. Backs Bond Measure LEN HALL
Death Penalty Controversy
Stabbing Victim Found in Logan Heights
Karabakh Crisis
The Widening Contraception Gap
Small-Plane Pilot, Passenger Survive Crash, Freezing Night in Mountains BARRY M. HORSTMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Love, Science Work Some Magic HERBERT J. VIDA
ORANGE : Chapman Receives $3.1-Million Gift LESLIE HERZOG
Battling The Medfly
Author Stricken While Speaking at Seminar BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ANAHEIM : Task Force on Vendors Still at Odds LISA MASCARO
NEWPORT BEACH : Libraries No Longer Hush-Hush Affair LESLIE HERZOG
Homeowner Groups Find Strength in Numbers : Organizing: Burbank's multiplying collections of disgruntled homeowner groups don't agree on much, but they're united in dissatisfaction. CARLOS V. LOZANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Bids Sought for Widening of Bridge LEN HALL
Brazen Car Thieves Operate in Business District During Day RICK HOLGUIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Program to Aid Abuse Victims Is Running Out of Funds : Protection: Case history backgrounds one of the ever-growing numbers of victims who turn to the program for safety. CARLA RIVERA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Death Penalty Controversy
Ireland
SANTA ANA : Zoning Is Obstacle for Forensic Labs LILY ENG
Exploring Careers in Law Enforcement : Education: Scouts get a taste of what a real police academy is all about during a four-day training session at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. LESLIE HERZOG
Brother Held in Slayings of 2 Men ELLEN YAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Why Are They Still Starving? : Ethiopia: Famine relief money helped the south. But fighting hampers progress in the north, so hunger has returned. PHILIP JOHNSTON, Dr. Philip Johnston is the president and chief executive officer of CARE, the international relief and development organization
Businesses Seek to Force a Vote on RTD Tax for Metro Rail Leg STEVE PADILLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pilot, Passenger Survive Crash, Freezing Night in Mountains From a Times Staff Writer
Protesters Try to Save Forest of Oaks by Halting Expansion of Landfill AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
What Was Once Red Struggles to Go Green : Soviet Ecology: Popular activism is spreading but can't become fully effective until the nation settles on its new principles and institutions of state. SERGEI ZALYGIN, Sergei Zalygin is editor-in-chief of the Soviet monthly Novy Mir. He is also co-chairman of Ecology and the World, an association that deals with ecological problems and is financed by the Soviet Peace Fund.
Crime Victims to Lose a Friend : Therapy: Non-profit center offers aid to victims of violence. But it will close March 1 because of delays in getting state funds. STEVE PADILLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Once a Pioneer, Morningside Now Struggles to Catch Up MARC LACEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PLACENTIA : City Adds Funds to Its War on Graffiti JULIE ESPY
Lectures Look at Greed Through the Ages DENISE HAMILTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
INS Heeds Family Plea, Lets Nanny Hero Return : Immigration: Parents win battle for illegal alien who helped when child she cared for was kidnaped. The government granted the woman a special dispensation. MARITA HERNANDEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Bald Eagles Find a Roost in Display at Santa Ana Zoo GREG HERNANDEZ
Visitors at Sea View Carrier Choreography With Wild Blue Wonder NORA ZAMICHOW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For-Profit Jails, Once Loved, Now on Shaky Ground GENE YASUDA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sizing Up Stalin's Killing Machine
Paroled Felons Returning in Large Numbers : Corrections: Prison crowding and the release of inmates have doubled the number of convicted criminals coming back to L.A. RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Remembering Part of the Family : Pet cemeteries: Younger people--not just elderly eccentrics--are using the county's two animal graveyards as a way to deal with their bereavement. BOB POOL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
As Foot Soldiers Go, CBA's Pearl Is No Gem to Sponsor GARR KLUENDER
NFL Loses, Must Pay $5.5 Million to USFL : Football: Supreme Court lets stand a ruling that the league must pay legal fees in antitrust suit. From Associated Press
Names in the News
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : UC Irvine Defeats Pepperdine
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Purdue Manhandles No. 25 Indiana, 72-49 From Associated Press
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
Clippers Get Short End Again : Pro basketball: For the second game in a row, they see hopes dashed in the final seconds as Sacramento wins, 99-97. SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Driver Waltrip Is First to Top $10 Million Associated Press
Names in the News
Betting With Bob
Angels Delay Ticket Sale for Palm Springs Games
COMMENTARY : Hope Rises in Spring; Maybe It Shouldn't for Some Franchises TONY DEMARCO, FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM
THE SIDELINES : E. German Fighter to Turn Pro From Times Wire Services
Farr Makes Point at Guard by Taking Charge in Pinch ARA NAJARIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Owners Drop Salary Cap Demand : Baseball: But negotiator for players says key issue is reducing eligibility for arbitration from three to two years. ROSS NEWHAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANITA : McNall's a Winner Off the Ice BOB MIESZERSKI
Cypress Routs MiraCosta, 26-8
Hesperia Christian Wins With Late Run
THE SIDELINES : Booster's Car Payments Denied From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Reneberg Wins Indoor 1st Round From Times Wire Services
Kitt Wins 1st National Title in Super Giant Slalom Race From Associated Press
Work Promotion Ends Dream on the Field BARBIE LUDOVISE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shock Troops : Laker Opponents Can't Afford to Relax When Riley Gives His Starters a Breather SAM McMANIS and Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Times, TIMES STAFF WRITER
UCLA Loses Another Assistant: Robinson Takes Job With Jets JERRY CROWE
Its Acedemic Wins Associated Press
4 Women's Teams Named to State Junior College Event
She Doesn't Need Kindness of Strangers JIM MURRAY
NHL ROUNDUP : Rangers Get a Gift--and 4-3 Victory DAN HAFNER
NBA ROUNDUP : Olajuwon's Lack of Support Is Painfully Clear DAN HAFNER
Titans Come Up Short in Overtime, 70-69 : College basketball: Cal State Long Beach avenges an 11-point loss as Cal State Fullerton suffers its fifth setback in a row. ROBYN NORWOOD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SAN DIEGO COLLEGE NOTEBOOK : Another Davis Joins Crusaders' Family Affair JIM LINDGREN
VALLEY BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Santa Barbara Hands CLU Its First Defeat
SOCCER : Colombians Reject Extra Security RANDY HARVEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
San Bernardino Women Looking for Some Respect MITCH POLIN
Gondringer Doesn't Give Up After Tragedy STEVE KRESAL
THE SIDELINES : McMichael Asks Trade to Dallas From Times Wire Services
Football Powers Dorsey and Loyola Have Been Impressive in Basketball LONNIE WHITE
South Carolina Admits Use of Steroids
THE SIDELINES : Another 'Long Count' Furor From Times Wire Services
Lemieux's Season in Jeopardy : Injury: Two-time NHL scoring champion expected to miss six weeks because of herniated disk in his lower back. From Associated Press
Disputed Call Proves Costly for USC, 64-62 : College basketball: Five-second violation lets Maryland set up winning basket. Trojans' Miner misses shot at buzzer. CHRIS BAKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Ghost' Bets Jockey, Not Horse NORMAN DASH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wightman Cup Suspended; U.S. Too Dominant : Tennis: American women have won 11 straight from British. New format to be sought. From Associated Press
THE NBA : Comeback by Rockets' Wiggins Becomes Bell-Ringer for Charity SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Replaying the 'Miracle on Ice' CHRISTINE BRENNAN, THE WASHINGTON POST
Long Beach Beats Fullerton in Overtime, 70-69 ROBYN NORWOOD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Estancia's Heredia Keeps His Cool Under Pressure MARTIN BECK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Burton Prefers to Watch, Not Play, Artesia CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kings Do It With Defense : Hockey: New goalie Ron Scott gets plenty of help in 3-2 victory over Capitals. STEVE SPRINGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MISL All-Stars at Cleveland in '92
THE SIDELINES : IOC President Says Sports Ban Against S. Africa Will Continue From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Nolan Ryan's Son Picks Texas U. Associated Press
Granite Hills Has Nothing to Lose DAVE McKIBBEN
ENTERTAINMENT
BY THE NUMBERS : What They Said About Elvis . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
JAZZ REVIEW : Organ Summit an Uphill Struggle LEONARD FEATHER
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Church's Willson-Piper at Bogart's STEVE HOCHMAN
Pop/rock Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Dance Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
SHORT TAKES : Midler, Wonder on Grammy Show From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
MUSIC REVIEW : Sparse Audience Greets Dutch Ensemble Quink SUSAN BLISS
Honesty Is Collins' Success Secret LUAINE LEE, SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE
'Miss Daisy' Keeps on Driving in No. 1 Position PAT H. BROESKE
San Diego Version of 'Lost in Space' Stars 6 Groups in Search of Homes : The Arts: Organizations vying for performance and exhibit space find real estate is a valuable commodity where demand outstrips supply. GERARD GARZA, SAN DIEGO COUNTY ARTS EDITOR
O.C. THEATER : UCI Cancels Plan for Shakespeare Company JAN HERMAN
CBS Does Some Wonderful Things With 'Oz' RICK DU BROW
SHORT TAKES : Nixon Interview Slated on PBS From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
SHORT TAKES : Vt. Life Tracy Pollan's Fantasy From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
'Cry Freedom' Gets New Release Date in South Africa : Reforms: Police return the anti-apartheid film to the distributor nearly two years after it was seized from theaters. A nationwide opening is set for April 27. SCOTT KRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : 'Baby Dance' Stumbles After Strong Start SYLVIE DRAKE, TIMES THEATER WRITER
MUSIC REVIEW : Brothers Engineer a Coup de Theatre With Guitar : Concert: One almost hopes for a mistake upon hearing the seamless virtuosity of the Assads of Brazil. KENNETH HERMAN
Art Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
SHORT TAKES : Basinger, Firm Buy Ga. Town From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
SCR Leads in Critic Award Nominations : Stage: Orange County theater is a candidate for 10 citations; LATC and Mark Taper also do well. LYNNE HEFFLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
DANCE REVIEW : New Works, Old Difficulties for Ballet Pacifica CATHY CURTIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Santa Cruz Troupe Picks Up the Pieces : Dance: Financially strapped Tandy Beal & Company hasn't missed a performance since last fall's earthquake. MARTIN A. DAVID
Nominees Tabbed for Drama Critics Awards : Stage: South Coast Repertory, LATC and Mark Taper top the list. LYNNE HEFFLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's Finally Official; Zahn to Join 'CBS This Morning' From Associated Press
A Mother and a Journalist : Television: To Meredith Vieria, '60 Minutes' is just a part-time job. JANE HALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : 'Oh! Calcutta!' Revue Still a Terrible Show MARK CHALON SMITH
SHORT TAKES : Screenwriter Allen Rivkin Dies From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
The Legendary Bertranou: Hail to the Chef : Anniversary: Fellow chefs honor the memory of Jean Bertranou of L'Ermitage, celebrating its 15th anniversary. RUTH REICHL, TIMES RESTAURANT EDITOR
CLASSICAL MUSIC : King's Singers Commands Wealth of Musical Realms KENNETH HERMAN
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