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What happened on March 02, 1992
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Program Helps Disabled to Get Back Behind the Wheel : Training: Northridge Hospital Medical Center prepares wheelchair patients and stroke victims to drive. STEPHANIE STASSEL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Simulator a Forgiving Teacher : Military: Computerized trainers test Marine fliers' ability to handle emergencies--and give them a second chance when they err. GEORGE FRANK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reliving the Wild Surf : Ventura: Some longtime wave-riders are preserving a piece of local history by opening a museum devoted to the sport. JAMES E. FOWLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA PAULA : Park's Neighbors Back Alcohol Ban SHERRY JOE
NEWBURY PARK : Condo Fire Leaves 4 Families Homeless PEGGY Y. LEE
How to Spend Money From America Wisely : Economics: UCSD student hopes to create program so that money sent home by migrant workers won't be wasted. JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Men Found Slain in Orange Home Identified : Crime: Mystery surrounds shooting deaths of a Santa Ana drum-store owner and a musical-instrument salesman. Police say there is no indication of a murder-suicide. BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Man's Vision : Volunteer Efforts Revive Church's Youth Program BOB POOL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plan for Fees on Businesses to Be Aired JOHN PENNER
California's Health Care: Total Exam Needed : Reform is in the wind--and one ambitious and comprehensive plan is offered that does advance the debate
Teen-Ager Believed Drowned at Beach
CONEJO VALLEY : Schools May Face $2 Million in Cuts STEPHANIE STASSEL
ANAHEIM : Housing Project Is Subject of Hearing TERRY SPENCER
CULTURE WATCH : Regulating Art
LAGUNA BEACH : Student Video Wins First-Place Award GREG HERNANDEZ
ANAHEIM : City May Lower Water-Saving Goal TERRY SPENCER
MOORPARK : Hearing on General Plan to Be Reopened MAIA DAVIS
Pursuit Ends in Fatal Crash
Toxic Discharges
3 Cities Join County for Recycling Zone CARLOS V. LOZANO
Monthly Report
COUNTYWIDE : Health Department Given $26,000 Grant LARRY SPEER
Health Bonus for Officials to Be Reviewed : Budgets: Critics question spending an estimated $75,000 to induce hundreds of county managers to get physicals. An official defends the perk as necessary for effective government. RON SOBLE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
To Our Readers
Santa Ana Man, 19, Drowns in Gentle Surf
NEWPORT BEACH : Trustees Consider Slaughterhouse Idea LISA MASCARO
THOUSAND OAKS : Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Antenna MAIA DAVIS
A Walled House of Yore in a City of High-Tech Security FRANK CLIFFORD
Transient Arrested in Lancaster Man's Death
Police Seek 2 After Grocery Store Holdups
COUNTYWIDE : Derailment Cleanup Payment Still Sought LARRY SPEER
Elvis Stamp
Gay Wedding
Elvis Stamp
Gay Wedding
Nazi Criminals
Anti-Semitism and Politics
GM Losses
Elvis Stamp
Community's Aid Praised
Grateful for the Breath of Life : A Once-Radical Technique Now Routinely Saves Severely Ill Newborns LYNN SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY : Power to the Parents! : The Choice initiative would provide equal access to good schools, public and private, for all children--rich or poor. JOSEPH ALIBRANDI and KEVIN D. TEASLEY, Joseph Alibrandi is chief executive officer and chairman of Whittaker Corp. and co-chairman of the Los Angeles-based ExCEL--the Excellence through Choice in Education League. Kevin D. Teasley is vice chairman of ExCEL
Division Weeds Out False Food
Snowden Will Head Police Chiefs Assn. MARY ANNE PEREZ, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Help for Sunflower's Lane Squeeze Still Down the Road DANNY SULLIVAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City Approaching Crossroads on Site for a New Airport : Transportation: Economics, noise, congestion are driving forces in finding Lindbergh Field replacement. JONATHAN GAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : Japanese Businesses Give Schools $64,000 TOM McQUEENEY
TUSTIN : Residents Concerned About K mart Plan MALAIKA BROWN
Anti-Semitism and Politics
'P' Words
1,600 Walk to Raise Money for Hungry People : Poverty: Coordinators estimate that seven hikes raised close to the $109,000 collected last year. One-quarter of the money will be used locally. MAIA DAVIS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
WESTMINSTER : School Board Gets Budget Cut Options JON NALICK
Anti-Semitism and Politics
NEWPORT BEACH : Lido Street Lighting to Be Finished Soon LISA MASCARO
Police Kill Mountain Lion After Chase NANCY RAY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Were New Hampshire Vote Results Linked to a Winter of Discontent? TONY PERRY
Restaurant Manager Fatally Shoots Intruder
PLATFORM : Overpaid Bosses THOMAS SEDANO JR., THOMAS SEDANO JR. is a journeyman clerk at Lucky Stores in Long Beach and a member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 324 for more than 40 years. Commenting on executive pay scales, he told The Times:
Abandoned Newborn in Good Condition
CYPRESS : All-Volunteer Fire Station to Be Studied LYNDA NATALI
Thunderstorm Sparks Outages DAVID REYES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Breaking In Was Easier Than This Route Out : Reseda: A man dials 911 for rescuers after entering through a liquor store's roof and setting off an alarm. AARON CURTISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
DANA POINT : Kite Contest Is a Breeze--a Day Late ROSE APODACA
ALISO VIEJO : Groundbreaking Set for New High School GREG HERNANDEZ
SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: Feb. 29
Kampf Will Leave College Trustee Post in Mid-April : Education: At least two colleagues favor quickly appointing a replacement to the board, which faces important decisions, rather than waiting for a November election. TINA DAUNT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Elvis Stamp
Elvis Stamp
MISSION VIEJO : Panel to Consider Entertainment Mall FRANK MESSINA
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Bingo Fund-Raiser to Benefit Grad Nite BILL BILLITER
Down Rock 'n' Roll's Memory Lane
LA HABRA : Wild West Comes Alive for Children ROSE APODACA
2 Men Held in Attack on Woman, Gay Man : Crime: They are arrested after allegedly screaming slurs and beating the homosexual male in West Hollywood and then pummeling a female who tried to break up the assault. JANET RAE-DUPREE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fund Raising for Mosque Reaches Milestone : Religion: Muslims own the site after gathering $900,000 by the end of February. Ramadan, traditionally a time of generosity, is about to begin. JOHN DART, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Family Mystified by Hanging of Brother and Sister JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Don-the-Ice-Cream-Man May Give Up Life in the Curb Lane JOHN JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER. Reporter John Johnson is walking Ventura Boulevard -- exploring the slick and the schlock from Studio City to Woodland Hills
Poverty Fuels Drug Trade : Smuggling: The risky job of bringing drugs across the border is done by 'mules.' This is the story of one, driven by the need to care for his sick family, who took the risk and was caught. ALAN ABRAHAMSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gang Member Killed in North Hollywood
COLUMN LEFT/ GEORGE BLACK : Which Elvis? So Which Bill, Which George? : The Postal Service points a way out of the dilemma of image-driven politics. GEORGE BLACK, George Black is a contributing editor to the Nation
ABCs of Excellence : New Programs Prime Youngsters for Success DAVID SMOLLAR, TIMES STAFF WRITER
West County Issue / RV Park Site : The Feb. 12 flooding of the Ventura River washed away the Ventura Beach RV Resort, leaving hundreds homeless and destroying dozens of motor homes. City officials were warned of the flooding potential during the permit process, but nonetheless approved the development. Should the park be allowed to reopen at the same site?
NEWS
Cache of Indian Artifacts Brings Delight and an Inquiry ANDREW STINY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Popping-Good Ideas for Saving Planet : Environment: Eco Expo offers thousands of Earth-friendly products. One inventor hopes to make packing peanuts obsolete by replacing them with popcorn. CONNIE KOENENN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
How a Minor Comment Turned Into a Major Production JACK SMITH
Dwight Bolinger; USC Linguist
Youngsters Who Become Mothers Join Welfare Cycle : Babies: More than 10% of births in state are to teen-agers--children themselves who must try to cope. CARLA RIVERA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Conditions of 2 Boys Shot in Drive-By Attack Improve
Washington Insight From The Times' Washington staff
Ukraine Nationalists Barely Avert Split MARY MYCIO, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Washington Insight From The Times' Washington staff
Washington Insight From The Times' Washington staff
Washington Insight From The Times' Washington staff
Draft Proposal to Preserve Canadian Unity Is Unveiled MARY WILLIAMS WALSH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Season over? They don't squawk, they quack : Hunters while away the winter perfecting a cacophony of duck calls that can drive you quackers. BOB SECTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : IRAQ : 50 Nuclear Scientists Reported Recruited From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Cheney Will Probe Charges About SDI From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Heated Debates End in Truce for Democrats ROBERT SHOGAN and SONNI EFRON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
A Special Report: College Basketball Martin Beck and Steven Herbert and Steve Kresal
Washington Insight From The Times' Washington staff
Nation IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : Christian Scientists Tell of Borrowings From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Always on the Stump : Even When He's Not on the Ballot, Jesse Jackson Keeps His Rivals Hopping SAM FULWOOD III, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man Dies After Suffering Burns, Heart Attack in Fire
Building on the Ropes Finally Falls
Jail Inmates Caught 2 Hours After Escape
A Special Report: College Basketball Martin Beck and Steven Herbert and Steve Kresal
'Maybe the Rest of Us Can Learn How to Give'
'Maybe the Rest of Us Can Learn How to Give'
CAPITOL JOURNAL : Democrats' Act of Sweet Revenge Turns Sour CARL INGRAM
A Special Report: College Basketball Martin Beck and Steven Herbert and Steve Kresal
NEWS ANALYSIS : Clinton Tries to Shift Focus of Spotlight : Politics: He wants to move debate away from questions about his character and toward an examination of Tsongas' policies. DAVID LAUTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Buchanan Stumps Hard in Georgia, Invests in TV Ads : Republicans: The conservative's inexperienced staff proves a problem when opposing Bush's 'armies.' MICHAEL ROSS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hand Grenades Tossed at Synagogue; 1 Hurt Reuters
California IN BRIEF : LIVERMORE : 1 of 2 Boys Hit by Train Is Killed From Times Staff and Wire Reports
11 in Israeli Army Face Trial Over Raid by Arabs Reuters
Jews, Arabs Join to Dig Out Last of 23 Killed in Cafe From Associated Press
Dynamic Duo Have Recipe for Art of Dining Benefit ANN CONWAY
Cal State Fee Hike Opposed in Legislature : Education: Lawmakers cite phone calls and letters criticizing plan for 40% increase. University officials warn of layoffs and elimination of classes. WILLIAM TROMBLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3rd IRA Bomb Found in London, Defused by Police Associated Press
Democrats on Trail West Facing Major Showdowns : Politics: Series of primaries, caucuses will pick 230 delegates in week, may substantially influence the race. RONALD BROWNSTEIN, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Ex-Friend Will Take Stand in Gotti Trial From Times Staff and Wire Reports
World IN BRIEF : NAGORNO-KARABAKH : Convoys to Help Ex-Soviets Leave From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Special Report: College Basketball Martin Beck and Steven Herbert and Steve Kresal
Oscar Broneer; Found Poseidon Temple Associated Press
Sex Charges Bring End to Brock Adams' Career : Congress: Senator drops reelection bid after publication of allegations by 8 women of improprieties. JOHN BALZAR, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Law Professor Hunts Down State's History : Research: The University of San Diego scholar pursues a hobby of uncovering details about California's past by poring through the national archives of Mexico. DAVID SMOLLAR, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Parallels in Banning Implants, Abortions
Bosnian Vote on Secession Sparks Violence CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Heated Debates End in Truce for Democrats ROBERT SHOGAN and SONNI EFRON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Communism's Fall Leaves Anarchy, Chaos in Albania : Europe: The old order failed, but nothing took its place. Hunger spawns violence that police can't stop. CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Speeding Up the Recall Process : Health: From leaking breast implants to faulty heart valves, the government moves to offer quicker, stronger aid when patients call for help. GORDON MONSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Police Slaying of Man Mars L.A. Marathon HECTOR TOBAR and ELLIOTT ALMOND, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Burglary Suspect Won't Get Prize for Smarts, Police Say AARON CURTISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
State GOP Backs Bush in Straw Vote TRACY WILKINSON and BILL STALL, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
World IN BRIEF : MYANMAR : Dissident Students Slay 15 Alleged Spies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Police Kill Mountain Lion After Chase in Oceanside NANCY RAY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Saudi King Announces Reforms : Mideast: He establishes a Consultative Council and gives citizens a written bill of rights. Many credit the Gulf War for the liberalizing steps. KIM MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Collection Shows How the West Was Dressed : History: An Oklahoma museum has acquired a rare treasure of clothing and gear from the American frontier. LINDA FRANKLIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Bush Visits Georgia Church as Gesture of Contrition to Conservatives : GOP primary: The President makes a point of being among Baptists as he seeks to soothe an angry right and blunt the effort by Buchanan to woo them. DOUGLAS JEHL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ruth Nathan Meyer; Co-Founder of Geary's of Beverly Hills Gift Store
A Journey of Discovery in the Southwest : THE PLACE WHERE SOULS ARE BORN: A Journey to the Southwest, By Thomas Keneally, Simon & Schuster, $22; 249 pages CAROLYN SEE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
COLUMN ONE : Elaborate Death Rites of Gangs : Street hoodlums bury their fallen comrades in rituals that are an unholy alliance of love and hate, bathed in the gangsters' colors. Parents, ministers and police all are torn about how to respond. TRACY WILKINSON and STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Youth See Only Slice of Malcolm X's Life
Prognosis Editors Say Funds Well Spent
BUSINESS
MYONIA GIBBS, District administrator, state Department of Fair Employment and Housing Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer
Occupation: Dog Groomer Researched by ROSE APODACA / Los Angeles Times
Westcorp, IRVINE Researched by DALLAS M. JACKSON / Los Angeles Times
Irvine Firm Sets Stage for Video Conferences : Office Telephone Management not only sells the equipment, it leases out its facility to companies for such calls. CRISTINA LEE
Junk Bonds Shed Their Trashy Image TOM PETRUNO
Temper Expectations, Experts Warn Investors RUSS WILES, Russ Wiles is a financial writer for the Arizona Republic, specializing in mutual funds
Outlook Brightens for Nation's Manufacturers : Industry: A survey shows business confidence improving, suggesting higher output ahead. From Associated Press
Kuwait-Saudi Oil Zone to Begin Production Reuters
Australia From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Vietnam From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Economy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Economy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mesa Turns Small Planes Into Big Profits : Aviation: The airline that began a dozen years ago with a single five-seat aircraft has become the fastest-growing regional carrier in the country. A pending acquisition will nearly double the New Mexico-based company. NANCY WALZ, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lincoln Savings Investors to Have Their Day in Court : Thrifts: Jury selection is set to begin in the civil securities fraud and racketeering case against Charles Keating and various advisers. JAMES S. GRANELLI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Hopes to Quench China's Thirst for Beer : Agriculture: American grain council sends its barley to the Chinese, figuring brewers there will develop a taste for it. From Reuters
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Retail From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Technology From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mutual Funds in Junk Can Also Provide a Tax Shelter TOM PETRUNO
Compaq Computer Makes Move on Japanese Market : Technology: The Houston-based firm is following IBM and Apple in introducing a range of PCs and systems. From Reuters
China Expected to Become Top Grain Importer : Trade: The most-populous nation is fast losing its cropland. Coastal cities cannot be supplied from the interior. From Reuters
Pic 'N' Pay Stores to Acquire Shoe City Associated Press
Production Costs Ground Maker of Solar Cells : Technology: A City of Industry firm has a lock on a new, better type of cell to power satellites, but tightening government budgets are having an impact on sales. ROBERT MORAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bank Mergers May Pose Risks to Local Lending : Finance: The House Banking Committee chairman says mergers may drain funds from certain states. Merger proponents say the industry is becoming more efficient. ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Blitzed by the SEC : Joe Montana has been sacked by the Securities and Exchange Commission. JAMES BATES
President Proves He's Not a Loafer Associated Press
Sex, Violence, Adventure: No, It's Not Politics : Entertainment: Former office-seeker Mike Curb courts a new constituency with racy films that are global market hits. DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ENTERTAINMENT
Strike by Actors Still a Possibility : Labor: ABC, CBS and NBC are not involved in the settlement among actors' unions, movie studios and film / TV production companies. Rerun residuals are seen as the stumbling block. DENNIS McDOUGAL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop Critic's Out of Touch, Not the Grammy Voters STEPHAN MICHAELS, Michaels is an independent TV and radio producer who contributes regularly to National Public Radio. He won a Los Angeles Press Club award in 1990 for best entertainment reporting on Los Angeles radio.
Movies BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop and Jazz Reviews : Hitchcock Pleases His Followers at the Palace JEAN ROSENBLUTH
Pop and Jazz Reviews : Lanz's Dreamy Show at Royce Hall DON HECKMAN
Stage BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
OPERA REVIEW : New, Softer Voices for 'Samson et Dalila' CHRIS PASLES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop and Jazz Reviews : Gladys Knight Warms in Anaheim Spotlight MIKE BOEHM
Music BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Polish Program at USC Enjoyable and Pleasant TIMOTHY MANGAN
Television BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Television BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
In a Word, Music Critic Was Insinuative PETER HEMMINGS, Hemmings is general director of the Los Angeles Music Center Opera. and
Century Cable to Air King Trial : Television: The company will broadcast pool coverage as well as a weekly panel discussion on the beating trial. DENNIS McDOUGAL
O.C. POP REVIEW : Solo Gladys Has Great Knight Out MIKE BOEHM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Play Aimed at Fans of Chekhov : Theater: Play inspired by Chekhov's life will entertain admirers of his work but will probably miss with others in the audience. NANCY CHURNIN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Music Reviews : Rilling Leads Master Chorale in Bach Mass JOHN HENKEN
ART : Exhibits Paint Disappointing Picture : Two new offerings at Newport Harbor Museum provide slim pickings in different ways and for different reasons. CATHY CURTIS
Will Roger Run? Which Medium Gets the Message? KEVIN BRASS
Pop and Jazz Reviews : Bobby Lyle Plus Piano Equals an Orchestra DON HECKMAN
Music Reviews : 'Samson et Dalila' at Opera Pacific CHRIS PASLES
Lewitzky Is Big Winner in First Horton Awards LEWIS SEGAL, TIMES DANCE WRITER
Stage : South Coast Delivers a Mild 'Philadelphia Story' SYLVIE DRAKE, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
Immigrant Theme in Opera for Teens : Music: Edward Barnes' 'A Place to Call Home' will be performed by students in 15 schools this month. KIKU LANI IWATA, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; Iwata is a local free-lance writer.
SAG: Most Extras Got Pay Raise, Not a Cut KEN ORSATTI, Orsatti is national executive director of the Screen Actors Guild
POP REVIEW : Firehose Feeds the Flames at the Newport Roadhouse JOHN PENNER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Music Reviews : Temirkanov Returns With Russian Works JOHN HENKEN
OPERA REVIEW : Britten's Elusive 'Lucretia' in San Diego MARTIN BERNHEIMER, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
Buchwald vs. Paramount: It's Judgment Day : Law: Judge will decide how much the humorist and a producer are owed for 'Coming to America.' TERRY PRISTIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : 'Queen of Stardust' Minus the Magic SYLVIE DRAKE, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
The 'Coming to America' Suit, Part 2 : Movies: Deportation could bring an end to African's litigation over what he calls his life story. ROBERT W. WELKOS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TV REVIEW : Cast Can't Save 'Woman With a Past' LYNNE HEFFLEY
Television BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
SPORTS
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Orange Lutheran
Treacy's Wife Offered Good Advice : Marathon: She told her husband, 'You've had success in L.A., why not try it there?' MIKE PENNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
After Records, Thompson, Diebel Make Team : U.S. swimming: Her preliminary time of 54.48 seconds in the women's 100-meter freestyle sets a world mark. THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NHL ROUNDUP : Canucks Douse Flames, 11-0, Open 10-Point Lead DAN HAFNER
Charges by Haas and Kaneko Are 1 Shot Short MARYANN HUDSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ELSEWHERE : Gibson Reports to Royals' Camp Associated Press
PACIFIC 10 ROUNDUP : Stanford Free Throws Sink Washington State, 85-70 From Associated Press
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Indiana Beats Illini, but It's Silent Knight From Associated Press
PADRE UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Myers Finally Arrives in Camp, Week Later Than Other Pitchers BOB NIGHTENGALE
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL : Six of 10 Teams From the County to Play Host to Semifinal Games
Smith's Impression a Winning One : Clippers: He scores 15 points in his first game for Brown, aiding a 101-96 victory over Orlando. SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Placentia's Evans Doesn't Make the Cut in the 400 IM THERESA MUNOZ
Lakers Lose to Rockets; Worthy Hurt Again : Pro basketball: He leaves the game at halftime because of a sore left knee. Maxwell's 30 points spark Houston, 105-97. MARK HEISLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Chapman's Boyd Tells Team He Won't Return MARTIN BECK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : After Jordan Comes Alive, It's All Over DAN HAFNER
USD, UCSD Begin Postseason Saturday
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Benzinger Puts On Impressive Show BILL PLASCHKE
Money Talks, but He Keeps Quiet for Now EARL GUSTKEY
UCLA Is Left All Duked Out : College basketball: Bruins are outscored in the final minutes, 16-4, and lose to the No. 1 Blue Devils, 75-65. It is their third consecutive defeat. JERRY CROWE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : St. Margaret's
NOTES : Skah Wins 5K Men's Race; O'Sullivan Takes Women's Division HOUSTON MITCHELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Torchbearer Still Has Samaranch Smoking RANDY HARVEY
SCC Men Open Playoffs at Azusa Pacific
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Nevin Homers Again as Titans Win STEVE KRESAL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Invisible Man Helps With the Bruins' Vanishing Act : Duke: It takes the Blue Devils a long time to realize that Hurley is on the court, but UCLA finds out too late. GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANITA : Don't Cry for McAnally--or for Argentina BOB MIESZERSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Liberty Christian
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : So. California Christian
Chapman Team: Boyd Is Out MARTIN BECK
MSL NOTEBOOK / JOHN GEIS : Sockers to Play Hide and Seek With Arena for Playoff Dates JOHN GEIS
Worthington Has Corner on a Job : Baseball: Traded to the Padres after two poor seasons in Baltimore, he hopes to regain batting stroke. BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Calvary Chapel
Bird Hits the Parquet Running and Celtics Win, 101-91 DAN HAFNER
New Team, Same Elliott in Rockingham Victory From Staff and Wire Reports
Foreigners Have Run of L.A. : Marathon: Treacy of Ireland wins men's race; Biktagirova of former Soviet Union shatters women's course record. JULIE CART, TIMES STAFF WRITER
He Is Estancia's Biggest Booster BARBIE LUDOVISE
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Heritage Christian
LOS ANGELES OPEN : If the 12th Is a Poem, It's by Poe JIM MURRAY
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : California Lutheran
Track and Field From Staff and Wire Reports
WINTER SPORTS ROUNDUP : Tomba Loses More Ground When Accola Wins From Associated Press
LOS ANGELES OPEN : Couples Is Peoples' Choice at Riviera : Golf: His 10-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole beats Davis Love III for title. MAL FLORENCE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Hard-Serving Becker Beats Volkov for Rotterdam Title From Associated Press
Pain Is Deeper Than One Loss MIKE DOWNEY
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Brethren Christian
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : St. Michael's
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Cap. Valley Christian
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : DiSarcina Opens as No. 1 Shortstop ROBYN NORWOOD
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Pacific Shores
Prep Baseball 1992 / Small Schools : 1990-91 In Review
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Whittier Christian
No Doubt About It, This Girl Can Play Ball : Small schools: Borders, who opens the season as Whittier Christian's No. 1 pitcher, was 5-1 with a 3.05 ERA last year. FERNANDO DOMINGUEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Golf From Staff and Wire Reports
Courier's Ranking Still No. 1 Going Into Indian Wells THOMAS BONK
Coach of UCLA Women's Tennis Has Seen His Team Go This Route WENDY WITHERSPOON
PREP BASEBALL 1992 / SMALL SCHOOLS : Garden Grove Claremont
AMERICA'S CUP Q & A : Raul Gardini's Campaign Sails Across Cultural Lines RICH ROBERTS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Grossmont's Bartling Gets Off to Fast Start JIM LINDGREN
Sled Dog Racing From Staff and Wire Reports
Seles Wins Again, but Who's Counting? : Tennis: Top-ranked woman is 16-0 this season after defeating Martinez in Indian Wells final. THOMAS BONK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOWLING / U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN : Johnson Wins With Very Little to Spare DON SNYDER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
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