- Former Kansas State basketball player Jari Wills...
- Will Perdue scored 14 points as defending...
- The Crusade of Mike Cruz : If This Diminutive Infielder Reaches the Big Leagues, It Will Be No Small Feat
- SAY GOOD NIGHT TO NBC RADIO, GRACIE : A Golden Era Spanning 60 Years Has Come to a 'Routine' Close
- WAGNER: OVERTURES. Barry Tuckwell conducting London Symphony....
- LOVE & HATE IN DUESSELDORF
- TOUR OF DUTY
- Shoppers Are Awaiting New Target Stores
- Ducommun Reports Operations Profit but Analysts Hold Their Cautious Stance
- Supervisors OK 1,830-Home Tract in North Valencia
- When the Smoke Cleared, the Boys Had Become Gentlemen
- Population Pressure on Housing
- Everyone who visits Washington's San Juan Islands...
- The House : Smoking Ban
- Youngsters' Books Not Child's Play, Author Says
- VIEWERS VIEWS
- Catholic Rites Open for Those With AIDS
- Oil Futures in Sharp Dip Amid Sell-Off and Profit Taking
- Health Care Must Be a Priority in Solving the Problem of Homelessness
- Woman, 20, Dies as Car Hits Pole; Driver Arrested
- Striker Yuri Nikiforov beat Nigerian goalkeeper Lemmy...
- Horse Racing Roundup : Waquoit, McCarron Win Brooklyn 'Cap
- Pernell Whitaker stopped Miguel Santana at 1:10...
- * * * * <i> Great Balls of Fire</i> * * * <i> Good Vibrations</i> * * <i> Maybe Baby</i> * <i> Running on Empty : </i> : VERLAINE'S VISIONS
- Boz Wants to Share the Wealth
- Jack Clark Has Made a Career Out of Destroying Dodgers
- BACH: PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN A MINOR,...
- THE OFFAL TRUTH
- THE MAJOR PLAYERS IN COMING AUTO NEGOTIATIONS : At Ford
- The Supercomputer Era by Sidney Karin and Norris Parker Smith (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $19.95; 336 pp., illustrated)
- Wild West Is Alive in West Germany
- Why People Buy by John O'Shaughnessy (Oxford University: $19.95; 207 pp.)
- United Airlines will add a second daily...
- Santee City Council Approves Mixed-Use Development Start
- Aerial Protection or Just High-Flying Harassment?
- Question: I am getting ready to redo...
- More Sand for Strand : Dockweiler, El Segundo Beaches to Gain From Expansion of Hyperion Sewage Treatment Plant
- Bank, Supermarket Robberies Increase in Japan Recession
- Couple May Remain in Home : School to Redeem Family's Promise
- The Nation : Reported Crime Rises 6%
- Sun Rarely Shines on Soviet Arctic Port : Murmansk Children Sent South in Summer for 'Solar Radiation'
- Atlantic City Takes a Gamble on a Pilot Welfare Reform Project
- Church Appeals Order to Return $6.6 Million
- Pro-Iranian Group Behind Hijacking, PLO Aide Says
- John Q. Adams, Kin of Presidents, Dies
- Negative Feelings Can Bring On Disease, Study Finds
- Martina Navratilova, hampered by a sprained ankle...
- Laguna Beach's Leach Is 3rd in Tennis
- THE GARDENS TOUR
- POWER PLAYERS : Hollywood's Love-Hate Relationship With Agents
- CommerceBank's Upward Trend Shows 29% Increase
- Bankruptcy: Beyond Failure : Big Business Sees Chapter 11 Shield as a Potent Tool
- Hemingway The Life and the Work<i> by Kenneth S. Lynn (Simon & Schuster: $24.95; 659 pp.) </i>
- Firm Buys Two Business Parks
- Gay Spirit: Myth and Meaning by Mark Thompson (St. Martin's: $18.95; 320 pp.)
- Freud and Women, Lucy Freeman and Herbert...
- A Weekend Brushoff
- India President Sworn, Says He Seeks Harmony
- Record Claimed in Channel Crossing
- Reckoning With a New Soviet Union
- Developments in Brief : Pre-Aztec Stone Observatory Found
- New UCSD School Will Fill Void for Training Experts on Pacific Rim
- Billy Williams Is Getting His Just Reward
- Knickman Has Come Full Cycle : After Troubles in Europe, He's Now Riding High
- * * * * <i> Great Balls of Fire</i> * * * <i> Good Vibrations</i> * * <i> Maybe Baby</i> * <i> Running on Empty : </i> : 10,000 MANIACS = ONE INSPIRED BAND
- Waiting for Its Day On a Court
- SUBOTNICK: "THE KEY TO SONGS", "RETURN." California...
- DR. BILLY TAYLOR NEVER RESTS
- VIEWPOINTS : Labor Must Flex Its Social Muscles : Peace, Justice More Important Goals Than Jobs at Any Cost
- Bankruptcy: Beyond Failure : Pension Insurer Falls Victim to Law
- Convertible Loans Show New Luster : Home Buyer Gets More Control over Repayment Rates
- Opening This Week
- Del Mar: The Short Form
- A Lake Built by a Dam
- Firm Changes Its Name
- The House : Smoking Ban
- Reagan Broke Law, Jackson Tells Democrats
- Duped CIA, 'Double Agents' Claim : U.S.-Cuban Tensions Rise as Spying Charges Spiral
- Toll in Haiti Clash Climbs; Up to 50 Reported Killed
- French Sub Makes First Dive to Titanic
- Plastics' Use Going to S-t-r-e-t-c-h, Study Finds
- Car Containing Bomb Blown Up by Police
- More Sand for Strand : Hyperion Plant Expansion to Benefit Beaches
- U.S. Discards Reborn as Mexican Bargains
- El Cajon Man Killed in Motorcycle Accident
- 'Feminism does not negate your role as a mother and wife.'
- Union Carbide to Pay $408,500 Fine to Settle Health, Safety Violations
- Vietnam Boat People Arrive in Hong Kong
- A Grandson Pays Tribute on 'Earl Averill Day'
- America's Cup : Sail America to Probe Kiwis' Claim
- Quincy Watts of Woodland Hills Taft High...
- RESTAURATEUR DeMORI EXITS NAMESAKE SILVIO'S
- Newport Pacific Names Building Unit Head
- Electronic Device Uses Echoes to Get Distance
- The Struggle for Needed Housing
- Theater Rising in Santa Ana
- Kilroy Opens Airport Center in Long Beach : High-Rise Pioneer at LAX Completes 2 Buildings in Phase 1
- NONFICTION : HICKORY CURED by Douglas C. Jones (Holt: $16.95; 224 pp., illustrated).
- Chile Flood Kills 8 Miners
- French Hostages Target of New Threat
- Top Iraqi Diplomat to Meet With Shultz on Gulf Cease-Fire
- '21 Speedster Comes Home After 24 Years Away
- Where Birds of Prey Find Rest, Recreation : Winged Wounded Are Healed to Get Another Chance to Fly Free
- Letters to Ms., 1972-1987<i> edited by Mary Thom; introduction by Gloria Steinem (Holt: $18.95; 264 pp.) </i>
- Controversy at the Cosmetics Counter : Beauty Firms and the FDA Debate How Anti-Aging Products Can Legally Be Marketed
- Staple of Island Nation's Economy : In New Zealand, Sheep Are Big News, Big Bucks
- Space Design Opens Office
- Computer Bill Held Liable for District Deficit
- Jasmin's Witch by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie; translated by Brian Pearce : (George Braziller: $17.95; 222 pp., illustrated)
- TV Actress Building Conference Center
- Shows Free and There's No Pressure to Buy at Paris Fashion Houses
- Critics Say They Foresaw Budget Woes in Inglewood
- Canadian Cool Front Brings Relief to Sweltering Northeast
- Wants Upscale Eateries : Culver City Embarks on Course to Transform Its Culinary Image
- Roberti Calls for Ballot Initiative to Restore Cal/OSHA
- Breaking the Glass Ceiling: CAN WOMEN REACH THE TOP OF AMERICA'S LARGEST CORPORATIONS? by Ann M. Morrison, Randall P. White, Ellen Van Velsor and the Center for Creative Leadership (Addison-Wesley: $15.95; 229 pp.)
- Puss in Boots by Ed McBain (Holt: $15.95; 248 pp.)
- Colombia Fights Polio
- Slim, Trim Man May Have Severe Eating Disorder
- Philanthropist Victor Carter Leads by Example
- France Looks to American Businesses for Funds to Make the Louvre Even Grander
- 200 Attend Catholic Anointing Service for AIDS Sufferers
- Farrakhan and the First
- Middle America Knows the Score : Critics Smirk, but Millions See Their Own Values in the Norths
- Yacht Club Dominates Cup Panel
- George Achica, 27, signed with the San...
- Rock the Bus, Become Sons of the Desert
- ALL-STAR PLAYERS : A Scouting Report on 50 of the Town's Top Agents : OLD GUARD : Talk about hustle, "Broadway Danny Rose," move over.
- MUSSORGSKY: "PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION"; LISZT: "DANTE"...
- LOSING HIS BITE
- NONFICTION : MODERN DRAMATISTS: BERTOLT BRECHT by Ronald Spiers (St. Martin's: $19.95; 190 pp., illustrated). : MODERN DRAMATISTS: TENNESSEE WILLIAMS by Roger Boxill (St. Martin's: $19.95; 186 pp., illustrated).
- And There Was Light, Jacques Lusseyran, translated...
- Sex and Power<i> by Donald Meyer (Wesleyan University: $35; 640 pp.)</i>
- Sitting Safely in Saunas
- Melody Forms State Mortgage Affiliate
- Longtime Deli Downtown to Move a Block
- S.F. Transit Among the Best but It Plays to Uneven Reviews
- Shultz's View
- Health Care Demands Caring
- Irvine : Police Identify Victim of Motorcycle Accident
- For Dave Schmidt, Two Out of Three Isn't Bad : Orioles Starter's Pitches May Lack Velocity, but Not Movement and Location
- Padres Bow Out Early, 9-3
- America's Cup : SDYC Is Given Majority on 7-Member Defense Committee
- Tracy Read died of chest and abdominal...
- Miguel (Happy) Lora of Colombia stopped Antonio...
- HE'S ARRIVED : After Five Contentious Years With Cleveland Browns, Chip Banks Reports, Get This, Early to Charger Camp
- QUIBBLES & BITS
- FRANZ VON SUPPE: OVERTURES. Charles Dutoit conducting...
- "NEW YORK COUNTERPOINT." Richard Stoltzman, clarinet. RCA...
- Repair Shop Survey : Cars' New Wrinkles Harder to Fix
- New York City's Little Bookshops Reflect a Variety of Character
- Helfeld Takes CRA Job in S.F.
- Conducting Bodies by Claude Simon; translated from the French by Helen R. Lane (Grove: $7.95, paperback; 192 pp.)
- 'Dynamic Industries' : Real Estate and Finance Merged at UCLA Center
- August Picks Are Sturdy Bunch
- FICTION : SOMETIMES PARADISE by Judith Green (Knopf: $17.95; 271 pp.).
- Patriot Games<i> by Tom Clancy (Putnam's: $19.95; 540 pp.) </i>
- Office Park to Rise in Diamond Bar : Work Starts This Week on Gateway Corporate Center
- Pact Signed to Build 4 Home Communities
- Magazine Honors Two Southland Buildings
- The Fifth Missile (NBC Sunday at 8...
- Crimean Tatars Demonstrate for Return to Homeland
- QE2 Plagued by More Problems
- Cancellations, Low Turnout Leave Deficit for Latino Fair
- Just 13 Homes on 13 Acres : Tiny City Offers Privacy, Little Else
- Developments in Brief : Beached Pilot Whales Back in Ocean, Found Ranging Over a Broad Area
- Van's Window Blown Out in Yet Another Road Shooting
- Plan's Vision of a Car-Free Heart Splits Friends of Balboa Park
- LARRY BOWA : THERE'S A LOT OF FIGHT LEFT
- THE REPLACEMENTS--STILL STANDING ON THE LEDGE
- MOCA TO HOST EXHIBIT OF MURRAY PAINTINGS
- PLISETSKAYA : In America, the Bolshoi's Outspoken Individualist Lives Up to Her Reputation
- Van Doren Rubber Co. Inc., the Orange-based...
- FOOD : Bistro With a California Accent : Bistango Chef Dale Payne Celebrates the French Spirit
- Traitors & Heroes A Lawyer's Memoir<i> by Martin Garbus (Atheneum: $19.95; 352 pp.)</i>
- Trappers Get Record 28th Victory
- Golf Roundup : Ayako Okamoto a Reluctant Open Leader
- CHARGER TRAINING CAMP '87 : Lou Brock, No. 2 Pick, Is Signed : Agent for Bernstine Says No. 1 Selection May Join Club Today
- Injury-Prone Molitor Key Man for Brewers
- Borg Is a No-Show, but Olmedo Defends Fellow Hall of Fame Inductee
- THE MOSCOW SESSIONS
- Nations, Take Your Market: The Fight Is On
- Ropak Corp. said it has named Steven(CQ)...
- Red Hill Center in Irvine Sold to Encino Partners
- Objects of Language Study Will Be Trained for Release to the Wild : Captive Dolphins Will Have a Choice--Take Refuge or Go to Sea
- Honig Feeling the Wrath of Deukmejian
- One-Fifth of Senegal Police Force Fired
- Where Birds of Prey Find Rest, Recreation : Injured Eagles Who Can Soar No More Find a Haven in Wisconsin
- $3,500 Ring Down the Hatch in Error
- Sepulveda Tunnel Traffic Study OKd
- Disabled Man Found Slain in Car Trunk
- Raiders : Plunkett Has Agreed to Terms and Is Due to Report Tonight
- QUEEN OF SOLITUDE
- Llamas, Seeded 32nd, Upsets Top Seed in Surf Tournament
- Scripps Ranch Homes
- L.A.'S ROYAL ROMANCE : Club Owner Mario Oliver Is Princess Stephanie's New, Local Love. But Can He Play the Palace?
- To the Sargasso Sea<i> by William McPherson (Simon & Schuster: $18.95; 491 pp.) </i>
- Military, Police on Red Alert : Philippines Ready for New Congress, Trouble
- Court Cases Soar : Bankruptcy: A System Under Stress
- Small Plant Nips Amphitheater Plans in the Bud
- Shift From Van Nuys Airport : Air Wing Breaks Ground at Point Mugu
- Cheeseboro Park Open; No Coyote Pack Found
- Swimming Teacher Sues YMCA; Alleges Age Bias
- KEY CHANGES PROPOSED FOR PARK
- Strings Win, 27-23, Over New Jersey
- Right Now, Hal McRae Would Rather Be With Family Than Be Manager
- KUBRICK'S CINEMATIC EYE IS BRILLIANTLY NEGATIVE
- CHASING THE MOON TO CHINA by Virginia Overton McLean (Redbird: $15.95; 35 pp., illustrated).
- Deer Fence
- Working the Other Side of the Track : Del Mar's Gates Open Wednesday. Here, a Tale From the Inside.
- Huntington Pk. Pins Hopes on Redevelopment
- The House : Smoking Ban
- Firefighting Made Simple: Hit It Fast, Keep It Small
- Entrepreneur Says Having Fun Is Main Prop in His Business
- U.S., Vietnam Agree to Discuss Missing GIs
- The House : Smoking Ban
- Petals in the Soup
- Doctors Offer Time, Advice at Camp Clinic for Homeless
- Some Familiar Echoes in Financing of Angola Rebels
- It's Hard Way to Bake but the Bread Has a Mission
- Triumph From Trivia : Tax Data Study Pays Off for Calabasas Cityhood Activists
- After a Dream Season, the Mets Have Come Back to Reality
- Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tommy Kramer was arrested...
- Commentary : Why Good Hitters Get Bad Pitches
- Steve Cauthen rode English Derby winner Reference...
- HILLS ARE ALIVE WITH PLAYS
- Racing at Hollywood Park : After Only 2 Races, Mi Preferido Is Being Compared to Snow Chief
- ANSWERS
- RECLAIMING THE DARKER SIDE OF BOND
- WHEN KINGS COLLIDE
- DALTREY AND THE WHO--WHO KNOWS?
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Alcoholism Programs
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- Mission Viejo: Value of a Name
- DEFENDING 'BABYSITTING'
- On the Lack of Commitment
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Rebel With a Cause
- 'Whiz Kid' Is No Phony
- Shirley MacLaine and the New Age
- Meandering Into Marxism
- Judge's Efforts to Help Teens
- Celebrities Should Warn Against Alcohol, Not Hype Drinking in Ads
- UNCOMMERCIALS
- 'Whiz Kid' Is No Phony
- MORE MOVIEPLEXY
- What's a Rip-off?
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Kolender Criticized
- Rebel With a Cause
- Information Sought
- Rattle on the QE2
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- VIEWERS VIEWS
- VIEWERS VIEWS
- HOLLYWOOD & AIDS
- Anaheim's 'Police Tax' Vote
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Graffiti
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- MORE MOVIEPLEXY
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- VIEWERS VIEWS
- Council's Stand on New Jail Site
- Tea at the Ritz
- Information Sought
- Wants Trolley 'Loop'
- Protection Zone
- Honesty
- On the Lack of Commitment
- 3 1/2 DWARFS
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- The "Technologicalization" of Music
- Immigrants and Single Parents
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- COUPLES
- Miniskirts
- A Last Gasp?
- Bicycle Tour Pioneer
- Rights of People and of Pit Bulls
- Phone Surcharge
- Shirley MacLaine and the New Age
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- VIEWERS VIEWS
- On the Lack of Commitment
- AMERICAN TRIO
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Experienced Travelers
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- In the Market
- Mayor Bradley's Effectiveness
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Reflagging of Oil Tankers
- PR People See Need for 'Educating' Clients
- Appreciates Columns