- The World - News from April 28, 1986
- The World - News from April 28, 1986
- The World - News from April 28, 1986
- The World - News from April 28, 1986
- From the Archives: Broderick Crawford, Oscar Winner in 1949, Dies at 74
- In San Francisco : Granny Units Being Discussed Again
- Cutting Through the Security Rituals
- Industrial Property Sold for $2 Million
- Less Than One by Joseph Brodsky (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $25; 500 pp.)
- Cost of Coming Home
- If you're hunting for bargains, this has...
- A Wine Family Feud : The Matriarch of the Sebastianis Makes Her Move, and Her Elder Son, Sam, Is Out of a Job
- The House : Contra Aid
- U.S. Firm, Headed by Ex-CIA Man, Provides Oman More Than Stability
- Long Beach Council Votes Funds to Children's Clinic
- Great Science Fiction Stories by the World's...
- Finding the Best Place in Alaska to Bear Witness
- You'll Have to Teach Your Child to Read Yourself : In 1957, Sputnik Brought National Attention to 'Why Johnny Can't Read.' Unfortunately, the Cure Has Turned Out to Be Worse Than the Disease.
- Sudan Parliament Meets After 18 Years, Asks Delay in Power Swap
- The Region : 138 Aliens Apprehended
- We Has Met the Terrorist, and It Is Us
- Quake Watchers' Role Is to Rattle Public Awareness
- Result of '83 Report on 'Mediocrity' : Educators Surprised by Extent of School Reform
- San Andreas : California Spectacular--to a Fault
- Journey Through Dickens Country
- Debt and Danger : THE WORLD FINANCIAL CRISIS by Harold Lever and Christopher Huhne (Atlantic Monthly: $16.95, paperback; 160 pp.)
- Guided Along a River
- Tokyo Lively at Night With Crazed, Untraditional
- Lear Siegler, Santa Monica, said it received...
- RV Resort Executive Cited by Organization
- A New Breed of Computers : Mini-Supers at Cutting Edge of Technology
- FICTION
- Four-Legged Therapist
- Refinancing Fever Loads Appraisers, Slows New Loans
- Courting Fame by Karen Stabiner (Harper & Row: $16.95; 254 pp.)
- Satisfy Senses in City of Charming Anomalies
- Italy to Reduce Libyan Mission, Restrict Travel
- Pilots, Mechanics : Britain Bars 336 Libyans From Studies
- The Colorful Call of the Wild
- Helicopter Crew Braces for Influx of Mountaineers : Army Team Trains to Pluck McKinley Climbers From 20,320-Foot Peak
- Planetics Engineering, Paramount, was acquired by New...
- Riverside's Aggressive Program to Lure New Business Irritates Rivals in Orange County
- Japanese Have an Appreciation for Paper Work
- Aches and Pains for HMOs : Critics Assail Trend to For-Profit Businesses
- Tours to Benefit County Orchestra
- THE STORY OF A SHIPWRECKED SAILOR <i> by Gabriel Garcia Marquez; translated by Randolph Hogan (Knopf: $13.95; 104 pp.) </i>
- Necessary Losses by Judith Viorst (Simon & Schuster: $17.95; 440 pp.)
- Watching Garden Grow at Huntington
- Bosses Should Try Harder to Lend an Ear
- Promise: All Fun You Can Handle
- Sequoia Supply, a wholesale lumber and building...
- Airline Flap Over Hidden City Ploy
- Beauty and Quiet on Pacific Coast of Costa Rica
- Cerritos Tower to Join Retail Plazas
- Shooting the Rapids of New Zealand's Shotover
- Almost-Liked Dress Becomes Success
- Developments in Brief : Mayan Burial Tomb in Belize Thought a Royal Find--and Not for Looters
- Multinational Commando Force Proposed
- Collision Course : Model Choppers May Get the Ax at Highridge Park
- Libya Military Criticized by Key Newspaper
- NRC Didn't Need Diablo Quake Hearing, Court Says
- Report Says 'Diverters' Continue to Pose Danger to Public Health : Wholesale Drug Field Still Lacks Controls, Study Finds
- Animal Research Critics Pin Hopes on New Law for More Humane Care
- Entrenched Moorhead Challenged by Minister
- A New Life--and Job--for Refugee
- The Region : Priest Faces Sex Charges
- Britain's Elizabeth II Turns Royal Family Into Superstars : Queen Directs 'Living Theater of the Monarchy'
- Temporary Permanence
- Sleeper Hurt as Hit-Run Auto Strikes Apartment
- 13 High School Seniors Win Merit Scholarships
- Out of West Covina : Peace Corps Worker, 78, Goes to Africa
- Slack Is Impressive at San Diego State Football Scrimmage
- NEW MOZART DISCS: IT'S STILL A BUYER'S MARKET
- Asian pastas have a long tradition. Noodles...
- 'Like Sardines' in Culver City : City Hall Jam Spurs Civic Center Plans
- Robber Shoots Courier in Back, Takes $85,000
- CANDIDATE J. ALEX COTA : A MAN ON A MISSION : Democrat on a Die-Hard Crusade Rivals Even the Republicans When It Comes to Haranguing Hayden
- Stars Come Out for Schwarzenegger-Shriver Wedding
- Quake Hits Greek Isles
- 'A Dying Tradition' : To Modern Moonshiners, There's a Certain Stillness in the Air
- Blatant Protectionism
- South Africa: An Emphasis on Violence
- Countywide : Pennies to Represent Victims of Holocaust
- College Baseball : Fullerton Gets 18 Hits in Win Over San Jose St.
- Savings, Not Made Eligible for Derby, Romps to Victory in the Trial Stakes
- Kentucky Derby Is a Good Bet for Many People
- National League Roundup : Fernandez Sharp Again; Mets Win, 4-3
- THEPOPBOX : Let the Stones Roll on Tour
- Eldon Industries, Inglewood, said it acquired Movitex...
- FICTION
- John Maynard Keynes : VOLUME ONE, HOPES BETRAYED 1883-1920 by Robert Skidelsky (Elizabeth Sifton/Viking: $24.95; 447 pp., illustrated)
- Congressman Vows to Oppose Sale of VA Parcel
- Kadafi Says He Was With Family When Jets Attacked
- Democrats in Marin Focus on the Political Facts of Life
- Reporter's Notebook From Tripoli : Libya Sways to the Rhythms of Rhetoric
- The State : Youth Dope Ring Alleged
- Developments in Brief : Bacteria Invited to Dine at the Toxic Well
- Arab League Calls Emergency Session on U.S. Libyan Raid
- Defuses Attempt at Cannon-Return Prank : Caltech's Big Gun Calls the Shot
- Montebello Lifts Utility Tax, Draws Rein on Staff's Expenses
- Infant Found at Swap Meet; Parents Sought
- Central County : Long-Distance Dialing to Differ for 10,000
- Jet Pilots Cite Peril of Copter Activity
- Singing With Amazing Grace : Youngsters Get Turned On to Music, Turned Off From 'Running the Streets'
- The Danger of Uninformed Voters
- As Officer's Story Unfolds, Spotlight Falls on Stress Cases
- Skorge Is Named Metro's No. 1 Swimmer After He Leads Pierce to Second Place
- Holtz Likes What He Sees in Spring Game
- Golf : Randolph Leads USC Into Pac-10 Tournament
- Big Shakeup in Kentucky Derby Tickets: They're More Expensive, Difficult to Buy
- KEEP ON TRUCKIN'
- He Speaks Up for a Worthy Cause
- The Unsheltered : Martin Sheen Discovers the Distance Between the Haves and the Homeless
- THE NAME ENCANYONED RIVER : SELECTED POEMS 1960-1985 : <i> by Clayton Eshleman (Black Sparrow: $20, hardcover; $12.50, paperback; 245 pp.)</i>
- Aquino's Purge Cripples Local Governments
- Long Beach Freeway's Missing Link: Neighbors' Nemesis, National Issue
- 'Ooooh! I Hear a Tropical Boubou' : Kenya, Where Bird-Watching Is a Competitive Event, Is the Home of 1,066 Species
- Eager Buyers Lining Up for 2 Home Tracts
- Soviet Jewish Family Says It Paid $2,700 for Visas That Never Came
- Fund-Raising for Freud Museum : London Shrine Needs $2 Million by Its July 10 Opening
- C.C.H. Pounder, Morgan Freeman, Frances Sternhagen,...
- Updated Security Sought for Schools
- Costa Rica's Dilemma: Neutral but Needy
- Bradley's Campaign for a Theme
- Complaints Lead to Molest Charges
- 'Baby James' Receives a New Heart
- Valley Holds Off Late Canyons Rally for Long-Awaited 9-8 Win
- Gulls Throw One Away; Five-Game Streak Ends
- Gull Has the Biggest Hits as Eastern Sierra Trout Season Opens
- Kentucky Derby Notes : Run for Roses Is Starting to Shape Up as Run for Daffydils
- Plan for New Madison Square Garden Unveiled
- LIFE WITH MOTHER
- AND NOW HERE'S THE NEWS: So what's...
- VIDEORGY: Like it or not, most critics...
- Amid Animal Skins and Family Pride, a Youth Becomes Swazi King
- India Bus Plunge Kills 44
- Mild Tremor Hits Spain
- Most Want Major Changes; Kell Calls It 'Good Compromise' : Council Hits Full-Time Mayor Plan
- Soviets Warned Kadafi of Raid, Cairo Magazine Says
- "RESTING PLACE," Sunday, 9-11 p.m. (2)(8) (Illustrated...
- Sign Curbs Extended in La Canada
- Men Send Mixed Signals on Attitudes
- S. Africa Lifts Ban on Miller's Bawdy 'Tropic of Cancer'
- Daylight: the Time to Play Politics
- Lawyers in Mall Court Mark Law Day With Free Samples of Advice
- Police Disability Pensions More Difficult to Get
- 61 Arrested in 2-Day Prostitution Sweep
- Will 250,000 Square Feet Be Too Small? : Size of Proposed Convention Center Under Debate
- RICHARD PRYOR--YOUR LIFE IS CALLING . . .
- Meatpackers Battle for Survival : Firms Squeeze Labor Costs Hard in Effort to Ride Out Lengthy Slump
- On Bowing Back to Japan
- Firefighters Want New Station Too
- Center Dedication Slated Thursday
- CHULA VISTA: First phase of 188-unit Fieldstone...
- Icelandair's round-trip standby fare from New York...
- Architectural Foundation to Preview Tower
- M. Lynne Thyrring has been promoted from...
- Marlborough Ridge Opens First-Phase Homes in Walnut
- May Not Give Whole Picture : Salesmen Use Hard Sell at Time-Share Resorts
- Quakes Hit Northern India; At Least 2 Dead
- Huge Numbers of Soviet Rebels Collaborated With Invading Nazis
- Project Will Teach Firms Safe Toxic-Waste Disposal
- Some Cities Gain From Builders' Neglect : Passed Over for 'Hot' Spots, These Areas Now Look Attractive
- The Wild Birds : SIX STORIES OF THE PORT WILLIAM MEMBERSHIP by Wendell Berry (North Point: $13.95; 160 pp.)
- Complaints Abound Over High-Pressure Sales Tactics, Hidden Contract Clauses : Time-Share Condos Enjoy New Upswing, But Old Problems Linger
- Author Mixes Yin, Yang in Her Writing
- Canadian Aid Sought in Deaver Inquiry
- Developments in Brief : Researchers Get Brainy Idea on Alzheimer's
- UNSUNG SINGERS
- HEADY GOSSIP
- THE PASSION OF QUINTERO
- Tourism Gain Called Mexico's Best Bet
- Adjustable Mortgages Appear Stuck on High : Homeowners With ARMs Wonder Why Rates Aren't Declining at Same Pace as Fixed Loans
- P.V. Estates Group Questions Program for Reducing Flock : Peafowl Proponents Plan a Study, Not a Suit
- Video Keeps School Year in Focus : After Son's Death, Father Tapes 'Yearbook' for Classmates
- Local News in Brief : Suspect Rearrested in Burbank Gang Slaying
- Coalition Supports Bid to Keep GM Plant Open
- The House : Contra Aid
- Late Draft Picks Can Make a Difference in NFL
- George Scruggs, a running back who redshirted...
- PROJECTING THE FIRST ROUND
- Big Reaction for a Small, Raised Hand
- Aubrey : A Lion in Winter
- UN-FAITHFULL
- Inside the Aquarium: The Making of a...
- All-American Vegetables
- That Fabulous Face : The Founder of the Joffrey Ballet Still Carries a Torch for Greta Garbo, 45 Years After She Retired From the Screen
- Examination of Medical Services : Study Hopes to Show How Doctors Structure Their Fees
- Finding the Purr-fect Companion : Gerontology Professor's Pet Plan Helps Elderly Meet Their Match
- Haitian Troops and Marchers Clash; 6 Die
- The World : Afghan Rebels Kill POWs
- Industry Task Force Urges Action on Insurance, Subsidies : Legislation Called Answer to Fishermen's Woes
- Alcohol Sales at 99 Store OKd Over Church Protest
- Apartheid Fever Infects Medical Schools
- L.A. Colleges Cut the Core, Teachers, to Pare Expenses
- Santa Ana : Counselor Named to Term on State Board
- The Trouble With Free Passes
- THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Davis Erases Ugly Baseball Memories on Basketball Court
- Home Run Costs Show and Padres : Clark's Two-Out Blast Gives the Giants 3-2 Victory in 10 Innings
- ROBERT MORRIS WORKS FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENT
- PASTA ITALIANA
- Costa Mesa : Policeman, Motorist Hurt in Auto Accident
- San Diego to Erect Memorial at San Ysidro Site of Mass Slaying
- A Genuine Gain
- Est History Is Short but Successful
- Program for Ex-Cons Faces Cutoff of Funds
- Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : CITIES : Housing Code Backed by Santa Ana Council
- Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : AT THE SCENE : Remodeling of House in Irvine Gets Neighbors All Up in Arms
- Golf Roundup : Watson Fires 68 but Falls Back Into a Tie with Peete and Haas
- San Diego College Baseball Roundup : SDSU Sweeps Brigham Young to Take Over Second Place
- IMITATION OF LIFE
- 1 Century Freeway Housing Project to Be Built, but 2nd Falls Through
- Broderick Crawford, Oscar Winner in 1949, Dies at 74
- Alatorre's Lawyer Refuses to Divulge Some Records
- Back in Harness : Remodeled Track Trots Out Its Best for Season Opening
- Springtime for Civic Virtue : Gorbachev Restores Russian Esteem for 'Decent Persons'
- Mental Health Proposal Deserves Some Thought
- Mt. San Antonio Relays : Controversy and the Field Follow Hawthorne's Stiles
- Wind Rips Hole in Metrodome, Then Angels Blow Lid Off, 7-6
- Fullerton Splits Two With UCLA
- Holman Goes Over $1-Million Mark With Tournament of Champions Win
- Newport-to-Ensenada Race Off to Slow Start
- Take My Picture Wins Silver Spoon at Hollywood Park
- THREE PINTER ONE-ACTS JOURNEY TO ODYSSEY II
- SOLOMON'S DOWN TO EARTH
- THE JOFFREY SHOWCASES A BOY WONDER
- Pride of a Buffer Buff : Beatrice Kay, MGM's Manicurist to the Stars, Collects a Tool of Her Trade
- Quality Suites Hotel to Open in Santa Ana
- Back at the Ranch, a Horsy Set's at Home
- The Weariness o' the Green Fed up...
- A Growing Problem in Schools : Functional Illiteracy: When the Printed Page Becomes a Fearful Enemy
- Developments in Brief : Excess Sun: List of Potential Perils Grows
- Mexico City Police Defuse Bomb in Car Near U.S. Embassy
- Folklore Furor : UC Berkeley Anthropology Professor Steps on Toes With Reports on Meaning of Jokes, Games in Society
- American League Roundup : Indians and Tabler Load Up on Yankees, 3-2
- LEGAL WEAPON: BEYOND PUNK
- TIPPING THE SCALES
- Gary Hinton of Philadelphia won the vacant...
- SPIN MAGAZINE FAILS RALPHS CHECKOUT
- The American Attack on Libya: A Perspective From the Mideast
- Is Castration Extreme? Perhaps, but Existing Laws Are Far Too Lenient
- Fountain Valley : Teachers Protest Pact Implemented by Board
- Schools Lament Sharp Decline in Shop Teachers, Students in '80s
- Local News in Brief : Man Held in Slaying of Sun Valley Bar Guard
- Candidate's Ties to Est Loom as Issue in Congressional Race
- A WAY OUT : Troubled, Delinquent Kids Finda a Second Chance on Courts of Last Resort at Detention Centers Like Rancho San Antonio
- Agent Says Hoyt 'Fed Up' With Attention
- Master's Marches to Different Drummer Without the Dance
- CSUN Earns 12-Day Rest After Sweep : A 12-Day Wait Begins for Softball Playoffs
- ELVIS' TRAGIC SHOW GOES ON IN LONDON : Meanwhile, 'Lennon' Takes Lighter Tone and Draws Less Intense Reactions
- ON THE TOWN: Joe Ely didn't draw...
- Michael Weisman, Sports Fan, Is the Creative Force at NBC
- DIANE SCHUUR RIDING A SURE THING
- PARSONS GETS TOO VOCAL
- SUSPICIONS ANEW
- GRIT, NOT GIMMICKS
- Bomb Threat Empties Jet
- The House : Contra Aid
- Plating Firm's Owner Gets 60 Days in Jail for Toxic Waste Violations
- Hirohito, a Remote Figure to Most Japanese, Is Drawn Into the Spotlight
- Lure of Easy Money Is Murder on Law and Order on High Seas
- Reported Strolling in Venice : State Seizes Pet Cougar
- Pan Am Furloughs 212 Reservations Agents
- Developments in Brief : El Nino Appears to Be Taking a Year Off
- 4 More Arrested in Military Equipment Thefts
- Cliff Robertson and Loretta Swit will portray...
- Popping Off
- Santa Ana : Offer of Work Tied to Pledges of Funds
- Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES
- Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : COURTS : Escaped Slayer Returned to Jail
- Series of Rapes Follows Pattern
- Local News in Brief : 1 Killed, 4 Hurt as Car Overturns on Freeway
- Indians' Waddell Agrees to Go to Maine in Hopes of a Return to Cleveland
- Pepperdine Gains Men's Volleyball Final Four
- BASEBALL MISCELLANY
- Embassy Occupation Ends
- Soviet Proof Key in U.S. Nazi Cases : But Some Jurists Express Doubts on Witness Credibility
- Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS. : COUNTY : Irvine Co. Starts Commute Buses
- Young Lawbreakers Get a Shot at Shaping Up : Private Enterprise Is on the Line at Rustic Camp for Delinquent Boys
- Mail Carrier Shot, Killed While on Her Rounds
- Dominick Rivetti to Be Named Police Chief of San Fernando
- Scientist Discovers Genetic Formula for Music
- Letters of Hope for Elizabeth Bouvia : Class of Handicapped Students Points Out the Joy of Being Alive
- Chinese City Executes 9
- Bullets Have Managed to Silence 76ers' Bark
- NHL Playoffs Roundup : Vernon and Calgary Win, Have Oilers Reeling
- Holbert, Bell Expected to Endure Best at Riverside, Too
- Lewis Tries to Stretch Long Streak : He Goes for His 46th Straight Long Jump Win at Mt. SAC
- Orange County Prep Baseball : Haack Pitches 1-Hitter in 5-3 Win
- A polished Soviet women's national gymnastics team...
- For Rams' Jeter, It's Like Starting Over : Defensive End Makes a Run at Broadcasting
- Track and Field Roundup : TCU's 800 Team Wins in Penn Relays
- Two UCI Doubles Teams Win, Advance to Today's Ojai Finals
- President Phones Marcos During Honolulu Stopover
- 7 Held at Duke University in Protest Over Divestiture
- Memorable Mighty Mississippi 'Mud' Museum : Memphis Center Is Devoted to History of That Ol' Man River
- Cement Warehouse : Ship Does Its Job Without Leaving Dock
- Politicians Still Trying to Woo the Generation of Baby-Boomers
- Food for the Gods
- CRIME : Abducted Child Returned Safely