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What happened on April 25, 1994
ENTERTAINMENT
O.C. Art Review : Works Give View Into Vietnamese American Psyche By William Wilson, TIMES ART CRITIC
Art Review : LACMA's Spanish Sculpture: A Small Gem of a Show By Christopher Knight, TIMES ART CRITIC
Music Review : Pacific Chorale Offers Unforgiving French Program By Susan Bliss, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Jazz Review : Quintero Sets High Standard With Cross-Cultural Sound : The Colombian-born guitarist moves easily among genres while fusing styles ranging from boleros to cha-chas to funk. By Bill Kohlhaase, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Chasers' Hits the Road for Naval Comedy By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MOVIES MacDowell's Weekend: There was double good news for... By Beth Kleid, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Jazz Review : Sax Player Shows Why He Shines in Germany : Karl Denson of Lake Forest performs hard-cornering, quirky originals that showcase his writing and playing talents. By Bill Kohlhaase, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Weekend Reviews : Music : Boulez's Return Raises Philharmonic's Energy By Daniel Cariaga, TIMES MUSIC WRITER
Weekend Reviews : Dance : Triumphant Visions of Balanchine From Miami By Lewis Segal, TIMES DANCE WRITER
OK, So What's Wrong With This Picture? By Sandra J. Evers-manly, \f7 and \o7 Sandra J. Evers-Manly is a resident of Los Angeles (in particular, a part of the area termed "South\f7 -\o7 Central Los Angeles") and president of the Beverly Hills/Hollywood Branch of the NAACP.
KFI Put Ratings Ahead of Responsibility By Jerry Shapiro, \o7 Jerry Shapiro is the associate director of the Anti-Defamation League in Los Angeles. and \f7
Teen Can't Comprehend Kurt Cobain's Suicide By Elizabeth A. Jurado, \f7 and \o7 Elizabeth A. Jurado, 16, is a 10th grader at South Bay Faith Academy, Redondo Beach, where she edits the school newsletter.
Music and Dance Reviews : Conductor Balter Guests With Long Beach Symphony By Timothy Mangan
Music and Dance Reviews : L.A. Dance Theatre Gives Two Premieres By Chris Pasles
Album Review : A Walk on the Dark Side (****) : JOHNNY CASH; "American Recordings" (\o7 American\f7 ) By Randy Lewis
Pop Music Reviews : House of Blues Opening Bash Worth Wait By Heidi Siegmund
Pop Music Reviews : NKOTB Can't Hide Behind an Acronym By Chris Willman
Pop Music Reviews : Kidjo's Delivery Makes Difference By Don Snowden
Theater Reviews : Dan Butler's Compelling Solo Work By Richard Stayton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Theater Reviews : Nosotros' 'Chicken' a Courtroom Play About Indigestion
Regional Student Films to Screen at Loyola
Jaglom's 'Babyfever' Looks at Real Life : Movies: The director co-wrote the film with his wife, who also stars in the film as an \o7 Angst-\f7 filled woman who hears her biological clock ticking. By Robert Levine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TV Reviews : 'Getting Out' Gets Into Mother, Daughter Struggle By Ray Loynd
TV Reviews : 'Springroll' Recalls Vietnam via Food By Jon Matsumoto
TV Reviews : Unsavory Debut for Candy's 'Hostage' By Chris Willman
TV Reviews : Dennis Miller Finds Himself in HBO Slot By Lawrence Christon
Television : Aiming for the Truth About Our Violent Society By Howard Rosenberg
Q & A : 'Important Music Comes From the Gut' By Robert Hilburn, TIMES POP MUSIC CRITIC
Did CBS News Wage 'War Against Older People'? : Television: Correspondent John Sheahan claims ageism was responsible for his dismissal. Federal trial begins today. By Jane Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Focusing on South Africa Elections : Television: All-race voting draws on-the-scene coverage from major news outlets, including L.A.'s KCAL Channel 9. By Steven Herbert, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
Coming Tuesday
A Divorce, 19th-Century American-Style : BOOK REVIEW / NOVEL : THE BLUESTOCKING: The Story of the Famous Forrest Divorce Case \o7 by David Delman\f7 ; St. Martin's Press $21.95, 287 pages By Elaine Kendall, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
O.C. Gets Streisand, but Its Charities Won't See Proceeds By Ann Conway
Reading, Writing, Therapy : Education: The art of optimism. Coping with living. Many schools are trying to fill a psychological void--but do these subjects belong in the classroom? By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Random Acts of Kindness Are Public Property By Jack Smith
Making Up Is Hard to Do : If you can patch things up after a big blowout, your relationship might actually improve. But the road to resolution is full of potholes. By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jokes
COMMITMENTS : Till 'Death Wish' Do Us Part : When this couple said 'I do,' they didn't promise to like the same films. It has to do with 'girl movies' and 'boy movies.' By Stephen M. Hagey, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
COMMITMENTS : Till 'Death Wish' Do Us Part : When this couple said 'I do,' they didn't promise to like the same films. It has to do with 'girl movies' and 'boy movies.' By Robin Greene, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
COMMITMENTS : THE HUMAN CONDITION : The Rolling Stones : Some people never let moss grow under their feet. What's the lure--a new start or an easy escape? By Emily Adams, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
COMMITMENTS : A Case of Dueling Perceptions : CAN THIS MARRIAGE BE SAVED?
Program Urges Students to 'Aspire to Be More' By Glen Justice, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Advice From Frequent Movers By Emily Adams
The 3 Hs and 3 Rs of Reconciliation By Elizabeth Mehren
Can We All Get Along? By Elizabeth Mehren
Arafat and Zhirinovsky
Turkey's Aid to Iraqi Kurds
Security in Egypt
Health Care
Lerner on Whitewater
Arnold St. Subber; Produced Neil Simon Broadway Hits
Fulgencia Garcia Lopez; Created Lladro Sculptures
Gene Nettles; Dancer, Choreographer Made Career in Scandinavia
Royce Perez Blackburn; of Blackburn Twins Song and Dance Act
Hugh Gravitt; Driver Whose Car Killed Margaret Mitchell
Clobert B. Broussard; St. Louis' First Black Alderman
Jean Carmet; Award-Winning French Movie Star
CHANGING SCENES: The El Toro Marine Corps Air Station... By Mark Pinsky and April Jackson and Jerry Hicks
Fire Shuts Down Stretch of New Jersey Turnpike \o7 Reuters\f7
Blast Deals Blow to China Space Program \o7 Reuters\f7
Leap From Fire Kills Man \o7 Associated Press\f7
Brazilian Priest Puts Faith in His Revolver \o7 Reuters\f7
WALK FOR VICTIMS: Dozens of victims' rights advocates will... By Adrianne Goodman
Washington Insight By Paul Houston and Robert Shogan
Law Officers Planning Security for Nixon Rites : Preparations: Question remains as to which heads of state will attend. Mourners visit Yorba Linda site. By Eric Lichtblau and Mark Platte, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Irvine Consultant a Guide in Vietnam Business Maze : Commerce: Since country opened its markets, George Dang has found his value to entrepreneurs has soared. By Thuan Le, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rightist Gets Landslide Win in El Salvador By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Yorba Linda Prepares for Nixon Funeral By Mark Platte and Eric Lichtblau, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Car Bomb Kills Nine as S. Africa Vote Nears : Violence: Attack near ANC offices in Johannesburg is worst of campaign. Speculation centers on right wing. By Bob Drogin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Nixon's Fall Opened 'Gate' on Scandal and Scrutiny : Politics: Watergate affair has echoed for 20 years. Its whisper is heard in the questioning of Mrs. Clinton. By Ronald Brownstein, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Serbs Begin a Pullback at Gorazde : Bosnia: U.N. troops patrol the enclave as gunmen who had battered the city retreat in the face of a NATO ultimatum. The rebels blow up a water plant on their way out. By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Can Required Porches Prod People Into Neighborliness? : Cities: San Luis Obispo considers an unusual step in the name of 'social ecology.' Many won't take it sitting down. By Maria L. La Ganga, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Regime Hung by Thread, Yeltsin Says of Revolt By Richard Boudreaux, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Life & Style Section Debuts
COLUMN ONE : Buying Time for Candidates : As the campaigns heat up, so do the airwaves. That's when strategists plot to gain the best exposure for their clients. The key can be figuring out whether 'Jeopardy!' or 'Oprah' has more voter clout. By Amy Wallace, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Democrats Take Aim at Longtime GOP Stronghold : Politics: With reapportionment and Nolan in prison, Glendale-based Assembly district seems up for grabs. By John Schwada, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many Teen-Agers Facing Harder Lives, Study Finds : Research: Conditions have improved for infants and children but often are getting worse for the nation's adolescents. More are dying from violence, and arrest rates for juveniles have jumped 50%. By Sonia Nazario, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
The Savvy and Follies of a Man of Paradoxes By George Skelton
UFW Pledges New Activism as March Ends : Labor: Cesar Chavez's successor urges a return to grass-roots organizing during a 'summer of freedom' to recoup the faltering farm union's successes. By Mark Arax, TIMES STAFF WRITER
170 Massacred in Rwanda Hospital as Talks Fail, Fighting Continues \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Front Brings Wind, Snow; Wave Breaks Cruise Ship Window By Mathis Chazanov, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Japan Lawmakers Elect Hata Prime Minister : Politics: New leader earlier warned nation of indirect tax increases exceeding planned income tax reductions. By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
One Galapagos Turtle Colony Safe, but More Are Threatened in Blaze \o7 Reuters\f7
After Attacks, Christians Feel Threatened in Pakistan : Asia: Leaders of religious minority denounce government in Muslim nation for failing to repeal blasphemy law. By John-thor Dahlburg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The abridgment of Madison County, N.C. : For four decades, the Ponder clan ruled the region as a virtual fiefdom. But a recent voter revolution has the 'dictatorship' in steady decline. By Mark I. Pinsky, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mandela Urges Reconciliation as He Ends Historic Campaign By Scott Kraft, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rabin Arrives in Moscow for Talks on Ways to Keep Peace Momentum \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
In Subtle Campaign, Cuba Seeks Better Ties With U.S. : Caribbean: Havana also makes gestures to exiles. It hopes for an easing of a crippling trade embargo. By Kenneth Freed, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In Bosnia, a Numbing Rescue Redux : Evacuation: U.N. airlifts out of besieged cities like Gorazde have become a tragic routine as Serb aggression continues. By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
5 L.A. Men Arrested After Casino Holdup \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Medical Implant Makers Warn of Cut Off in Supplies \o7 Associated Press\f7
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : O.C. Man Recalls Duty on Day Leader Resigned By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : Stores Finding No Great Demand for Nixon Books By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : Clinton Plays an Ironic Role for Nixon Funeral : Presidency: Two decades ago, he protested the war while Hillary Rodham aided Watergate probe. Now the White House is planning rites for a respected adviser. By Thomas B. Rosenstiel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : Voices \o7 Several key figures from the Watergate era appeared in television interviews Sunday. Here is a sample of their comments on former President Richard Nixon:\f7
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : Nixon Planned Milestone Opening to China for Long Time, Book Says : Diplomacy: In Taipei in 1965--four years before becoming President--he said U.S. had to improve relations with People's Republic of China. By Jim Mann, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RICHARD NIXON: 1913-1994 : Nixon Foresaw Exoneration in Tapes, Haig Says : Oval Office: Former President reportedly feared what he might be accused of by aides. He believed recordings were 'exculpatory.' By Thomas B. Rosenstiel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Computer Must Meet Two IRS Conditions to Be Tax-Deductible \o7 This week's experts are Judith A. Golden, public affairs officer for the Internal Revenue Service in Laguna Niguel, and Ron Riggio, professor of industrial and organizational psychology at Cal State Fullerton. \f7
She's the Secretary General : Profile: Leslie Noel uses diplomatic skill and a sixth sense in the service of her boss, Newport Beach developer Donald M. Koll. By Chris Woodyard, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mettle Refiners : Management: When new owners took over Fabcon, they asked workers how to turn the company around. Results were startling. By John O'Dell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Opening Up for Business : Koreatown Looks to Other Ethnicities for Post-Riot Patrons By Linus Chua, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Unwanted Import By James Bates
NEWS ANALYSIS : Mexico Walking on Tricky Ground With Rate Hikes : Economics: Officials hope to keep capital in the country. Political, social and economic goals are inextricably entwined. By Chris Kraul, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Questions Follow Deal With McDonnell : Defense: Critics say a $237-million Pentagon settlement over the C-17 is unfair to taxpayers. Some say the pact was not reached legally. By Ralph Vartabedian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Economy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
G-7 Officials Optimistic Over Global Growth From Associated Press
Gas, Electric Firms to Help Irvine Save Energy : Utilities: Improvements will be made at no cost to ratepayers. Move is seen as an answer to deregulation. By Michael Parrish, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Energy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Aerospace From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Labor From Times Staff and Wire Reports
China From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Airlines Undeterred by Vietnam Political Snags : Travel: U.S. carriers lay groundwork for flights while awaiting diplomatic normalization. From Associated Press
Hong Kong From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Taiwan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Thailand From Times Staff and Wire Reports
HOT JOBS : Social Work--A Career for Pragmatists Who Want to See the World
Three Views of Where Wall Street Is Headed By Tom Petruno
Jenny Craig Reports Loss; 30 Weight Centers to Close : Fitness: The company sustained a $15.3-million operating loss in the third quarter amid signs that Americans are shunning diets and exercising less. From Times Staff and Wire Reports
'Soft Dollars' Raise Conflict-of-Interest Issues By Russ Wiles, RUSS WILES, \o7 a financial writer for the Arizona Republic, specializes in mutual funds. \f7
Eurotunnel's Overseer Is Also a Piece of Work : Profile: Sir Alastair Morton is proud of the monumental project but defensive about its shortcomings. By Dirk Beveridge, ASSOCIATED PRESS
New Golf Club Products Drive Sales : Big Bertha Irons, Graphite Shafts Capture Golfers' Fancy From Reuters
BofA Hires a Leading Derivatives Executive to Guide Its Operation : Investments: Joseph Bauman, who headed Citibank's global group, will lead venture. By Michael A. Hiltzik, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Signal Coordination Wouldn't Solve Laguna's Traffic Problem By Caroline Lemke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Judges Should Know Better
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Parents Give High Marks to Public Schools : From college-level courses to homeless programs, officials are seeing that students' needs are met. Poll shows effort is noticed. By Sheila Meyers, \o7 Sheila Meyers is president of the Orange County Board of Education\f7
Bid to Halt Hospital Project May Be Losing : Supervisors: At least three of the five board members support the planned Ventura County Medical Center addition despite the campaign by opponents. By Phyllis W. Jordan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
It's a Tuft Life : Conejo Valley Days Opens With Whiskers, Chili Competitions By Jeff Mcdonald, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Hillside Mustard Too Tenacious to Weed Out : Environment: Large swaths of Cheeseboro Canyon are overrun with non-native plant. Eradication program shows little results so far. By Mary F. Pols, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cool Reaction : Nordhoff High's Touted 'ICE' Program Called Too Hard on Students By Tracy Wilson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Warning Signs Are on the Way to Make Stopping Easier By Sara Catania, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Roundtable Takes Aim at Prejudice, Stereotypes : Thousand Oaks: Group of women, who use games and discussions to bring about cultural understanding, hope to go before community forums. By Stephanie Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THOUSAND OAKS : Soap Stars Play Volleyball in Benefit Match By J. E. Mitchell
Economic Profile
SIMI VALLEY : Carnival Site May Give Way to Housing By Scott Hadly
SIMI VALLEY : Council to Consider Earthquake Study By Scott Hadly
SIMI VALLEY : Contract to Service Police Radios Studied By Scott Hadly
THOUSAND OAKS : Plan Would Raise City Landscape Fees By Stephanie Simon
VENTURA : School Transfers Might Be Limited By Maia Davis
MT. PINOS : Controlled Burn Planned Tuesday By Joanna M. Miller
VENTURA : Council to Consider Ramp Redesign Pact By Constance Sommer
OXNARD : Volunteers to Clean Masonic Cemetery By Phyllis W. Jordan
Obituary
Orange in a Bind Over Jail's Likely Expansion : Crime: 'Three strikes' laws and overcrowded county facilities may force Theo Lacy's growth. By Martin Miller, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Tabletop Wars : Ancient Asian Board Game Finds New Enthusiasts By Doreen Carvajal, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Decision on Tollway Project Was Covered Up, Ferguson Says : Roads: Legislator says officials masked plans to make segment of Newport Coast Drive part of tollway. By Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shooting at Palladium Brings Calls for Uniformed Officers By Kenneth Reich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nonprofit Groups and Motorists Alike (heart) New License Plates By Henry Chu
Collapse of Pageant Takes Dreams With It : Beauty contest: Entrants come from thousands of miles, paying their own expenses and $2,595 entry fee, only to see the event canceled. Organizers blame each other. By J. Michael Kennedy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vending Machines Dispense CDs for $13.99 in the Slot By Julie Tamaki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
You know we have many laws and too many regulations...
Finding Another Kind of Understanding : Health: Members of a Van Nuys support group for lesbians with life-threatening illnesses share their complex struggles. By David Colker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Repair Needs Still Plague 2 High Schools : Facilities: Officials desperately seek ways to renovate the aging campuses. Burbank voters recently rejected a bond measure. By Jill Bettner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Session to Examine Zoning Code Change By Bill Billiter
IRVINE : School 'Office Hours' Get Mixed Reception By Shelby Grad
BUENA PARK : League for Kids Covers All the Bases By Debra Cano
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Law Would Protect Fish in City Lakes By Bill Billiter
BUENA PARK : Whittier Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash
LOS ALAMITOS : CHP Asks for Help in Accident Probe
The Queen of the Pool By Vivien Lou Chen
COSTA MESA : Seniors to Ask City to Back OCTA Service By Willson Cummer
ANAHEIM : Clinton Joins Bush in Honoring Eli Home By Martin Miller
GARDEN GROVE : Grant to Help Pay for Systems Upgrade By Bert Eljera
ORANGE : School Dress Code, Grade Policy Studied By Martin Miller
MISSION VIEJO : City, Swim Team at Impasse Over Facility By Frank Messina
Over the years, the crags above Chatsworth Reservoir have... By Cecilia Rasmussen
Wind Plagues Earth Day Events : Activities: Rain wasn't a problem, but crowds at celebrations in Topanga and Malibu are kept down by the gusts. By Teresa Ann Willis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Sanitation Agency, City Reach Accord By Debra Cano
TUSTIN : High School Students to Take UCI Classes By Bert Eljera
LAGUNA HILLS : Class Teaches Youths Baby-Sitting Skills By Mary Lou Pickel
LAKE FOREST : City to Seek Bids on Trash Hauling By Frank Messina
Nonprofit Groups Can Apply for Funds
Surprise 20th Birthday Bash Planned--for a Cat Called Mannix By Sue Reilly, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'Mayberry' Turns to Mayhem in El Segundo's City Elections : Politics: The tranquil community's small-town charm again suffers as tempers flared during council campaigns. By James Benning, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Campus Conflict: Students Given Lessons in Strategy By George Ramos
Community Comment : TV Fantasy Can Go Too Far : ROBERT DONAHUE, Principal, Las Colinas School, Camarillo By Robin Greene
What I've Learned By Esa-pekka Salonen, Earlier this month, Salonen, 35, discussed some of the things he has learned in his first two years in Los Angeles. \f7 and \o7 After a meteoric rise in the music world as a conducting wunderkind, Esa-Pekka Salonen landed here in 1992 to head the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Multicultural Manners : Weigh Comments on Beauty Carefully By Norine Dresser, \o7 Norine Dresser is a folklorist and author of "I Felt Like I Was From Another Planet," (Addison Wesley). Tell her your experiences c/o Voices. \f7
Today's Topic
Testimony : ONE PERSON'S STORY ABOUT CURBING VIOLENCE : 'Those Affected by Gangs Must Be Part of Solution' By Robert Scheer
Platform : Jury's Award to Rodney King: Fair or Not? \o7 Compiled for The Times by Trin Yarborough\f7
Getting Involved : 'Men Have Got to Get Back to Helping' By Joseph Moss, \o7 Joseph Moss of Los Angeles is acting director of the physical plant at Cal State Dominguez Hills. and \f7
Youth : OPINION : Let's Bring Superman Back By Stephanie Norberg, \o7 Stephanie Norberg, 17, is a senior at San Marino High School. \f7
Favorite Places : NEWPORT ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER By Jane Spiller
The Not-So-Mighty (but Vital) L.A. River
Dawn of a New Era for South Africans : This week's all-race voting climaxes centuries of black hope
Scientifically Speaking, We're No. 1 : California's dominance of the federal science Establishment offers a lesson for hard times
Extinguish the Flames of Prejudice : Hiring: It's not discrimination for the Los Angeles Fire Department to act to reflect the population it serves. By Mark Ridley-thomas, \o7 Mark Ridley-Thomas is the Los Angeles City Council member for District 8, which includes portions of Southeast, South-Central and Southwest Los Angeles. and \f7
'Three Strikes' and a Balk: Beneficial Statutory Clinker : Law: The new statute starts the count on felonies now, not retroactively. If it's a legislative error, it's fair; leave it as is. By Gerald F. Uelmen, \o7 Gerald F. Uelmen is dean of Santa Clara University School of Law. \f7
PERSPECTIVE ON RICHARD M. NIXON : A Major Leader, a Double Standard : Nixon's profound achievement, for which he should be celebrated, was breaking the back : of the Cold War. By Robert Scheer, \o7 Robert Scheer, a former national correspondent, is a Times contributing editor. \f7
MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Group's Approach: Tap Nature's Wonders Compiled by Times researcher CATHERINE GOTTLIEB
SPORTS
Dodgers' Wallach Makes It Quick and Painless, 7-1 By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NFL DRAFT : Surprises Start at 5th Pick : NFL draft: Form follows until Colts bypass Dilfer for Alberts, a defensive player from Nebraska. From The Washington Post
Angels the Worst in First After Latest Fenway Flop By Bob Nightengale, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : Dallas Has Minnesota's Number for Fifth Time From Associated Press
Charles Appears to Be All Bark When It Comes to Golf Game By Jerry Crowe
Laker Misery Ends, the Overhaul Begins : Pro basketball: GM Jerry West promises big changes after 103-97 last-game loss to Jazz. By Scott Howard-cooper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Jordan Extends Hitting Streak to 11 \o7 Associated Press\f7
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : For This Brewer, Having a Couple of Extra Pitches Makes a Difference From Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Gwynn Gets a Little Message, Then Ties Two Padre Records From Associated Press
Penalized Wallace Rallies, Wins at Martinsville From Associated Press
OJAI TENNIS : USC's Black, Stanford's Unheralded De Silva Win Titles By Wendy Witherspoon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GOLF ROUNDUP : Springer Wins Greensboro by Three Shots Despite a 72 From Associated Press
SAILING : Last Boat Finishes 27 Hours After Conner's Stars & Stripes By Rich Roberts
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS : This Time, Rangers Use a Fast Finish to Beat Islanders From Associated Press
Southern Rhythm Wins Lexington : Derby preps: He defeats Soul Of The Matter by 2 1/2 lengths as Gomez scores a weekend 3-year-old stakes double. By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Is in Deep Freeze After Losing to Iceland By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Titans' Wagner Wins 10th in Row
Mister Robinson Indeed! : Pro basketball: Spurs center "embarrasses" Clippers with 71 points en route to scoring title in 112-97 rout. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Last Game on Bench for Unseld From Associated Press
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Don't Blame the Kid--\o7 He \f7 Can Count By Tim Kawakami
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Myers Needs Surgery; Melvin Is Sought By Bob Nightengale
Scherbo, Miller Prove They Belong at Top : Gymnastics: Belarus' champion wins two more golds and American earns second gold. From Associated Press
CSUN Allows 11-Run Inning in 14-6 WAC Loss to Sacramento By Steve Elling, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brawley Loses to Defending Champion in Ojai Final By Dana Haddad, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Penalized Wallace Rallies, Wins at Martinsville From Associated Press
PREP BASKETBALL : Gardner, Scott Are Honored By Eric Shepard, TIMES PREP SPORTS EDITOR
SANTA ANITA : Bien Bien Carries Weight Well By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Irvine Loses Big West Tennis Title By Dave Mckibben, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Laguna Niguel Surfer Is Second at Pismo Beach
Believing Can Be Deceiving
NFL DRAFT : Draft Day Turns Into Daffy Day : Overview: Bucs, not Colts, get Dilfer; 49ers fill their needs, but the Cowboys appear lost. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NFL DRAFT : Raiders Obtain Williams : Pro football: Team addresses need at running back by acquiring a veteran, drafts defensive players. By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NFL DRAFT : Rams Come Up With a Gandy : Pro football: After trading down twice, team makes Auburn offensive tackle 15th selection. By T.J. Simers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The First Round
NFL DRAFT : Not a Day for Draft Dodgers By Mike Downey
DeShields Is Out of Hospital : Baseball: Dodger second baseman appears to suffer only a concussion in collision with Mondesi. By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Cub Rookie Doesn't Let Crowd 71,329 in Denver Bother Him From Associated Press
NFL DRAFT : Two of Top 10 Picks From L.A. : NFL draft: Patriots select USC's McGinest No. 4; Cardinals make UCLA's Miller No. 10. By Dan Hafner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NFL DRAFT : After Whirlwind Trip, Harper Stays in Dallas By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cowboys Get an Answer When They Call Out Allen's Number By Bill Plaschke
Borboa to Defend Super-Flyweight Title Tonight By Tim Kawakami
World Cup Organizers Quietly Stage Early Sale of Remaining Single Tickets From Staff and Wire Reports
SOCCER / GRAHAME L. JONES : To Some, Expansion Doesn't Add Up By Grahame L. Jones
Times Honors Erickson, Simon as Top Players
Work, Talent Put Oettinger on Easy Street : Preps: By exploring all avenues, Foothill High track star has maintained plenty of options in life. By Matt Farmer, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Tague Selects CS Bakersfield
The Admiral Commands Clippers With 71 Points From Associated Press
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