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LOVE LIFE
Names in the News
Builder Mired in Dispute Over Damage to Pulgas Canyon
"Generations," a new daytime soap, joins the...
Modern Romeo-and-Juliet Drama : Marriage Rouses Passions on Cyprus
The World : Afghan Rebels Use Tanks
Intellectuals Risk Jail in Drive to Free Political Detainees : China's Activists Press for Prisoner Amnesty
The World
Murray Stirs Controversy as Freshman in Assembly
Hospital Head Gets New Post
Regrouping in the Cold War : Birch Society to Close West Coast Office
'Old American Soldier' of Korean War Finds Good Life in China
Her Easter Shades Were Black and Blue
An Institution Plays On : Long Beach Junior Concert Band Keeps the Tempo Up in Face of Hard Times
The State
Grounding of Tanker Caps Lengthy Debate Over Risks
Pro-Choice Side Learning How to Fight a War
Flying 'Doctor' Treats Pianos in Africa
The State : 48 Arrested at Nuclear Lab
The Contra Package
The Age of Techno-Terror in a World of Shenanigans
Place Where a Whistle-Blower Can Catch His Breath
Culver City Planning Meeting Is Canceled
The World
Continental Flight Attendants End Their 5-day Walkout Against Airline
The Nation
Tons of Tritium : Illinois Town Tries to Live With Dump
Bush Will Visit Duarte
W. Hollywood Councilmen Debate Fire, Library Bond Issue
UCLA Medical Center Seeking Hosts for Out-of-Town Patients
The Nation : Reactors Fail to Upgrade Safety Devices
Laotians Prepare to Vote in Today's Legislative Elections
Shots Fired at Police in Yugoslav Ethnic Unrest
Oceanside Sees Waterfront Resort Hotel as Way to Erase Its 'Honky-Tonk' Image
India's Democracy Could Come of Age With Emergence of Effective Opposition
Nuclear Power: Small Risks, Big Gains
Oil Spill Cleanup Effort in Alaska Drawing Fire : Industry Response Called Slow and Inadequate; Crew of Tanker Tested for Alcohol and Drug Use
Officials Clash Over Mall Traffic
United Jumbo Jet Loses Wing Panel Over Pacific : Tokyo-Bound 747 Returns Safely to Manila; No One Hurt
Yeltsin Rally Ends Drive for Soviet Election
Developer Seeks Loan
Wondrous Windows
African Violets Are Really Gesneriads
Conference to Discuss Amazon's Rain Forests Scheduled in Brazil
Promote Growth by Cutting Fresh Flowers
Simi Man Held in Attack on John Wayne's Daughter
The Good Yuma Fan : Come Spring, Faith Blooms at Padre Camp
Impact Study Needed On Utility Merger
Daily Ordeal : Costa Mesa Man, Victim of Virus, Takes Heart as He Waits for One From Donor
Regulations Needed for Powered Skis, Surfboards
Crows Nest in Cities' 'Unnatural Forests' : Mischievous Birds Thrive Alongside Humans
NASCAR Event at Saugus Speedway Postponed by Rain
FAMILY AFFAIR : For the Sons of John Thompson, Basketball Was Unifying Factor at Home, but They Took Different College Routes
For Pete's Sake . . . : Rozelle Acted With Integrity, and Fairness
Golf Roundup : Norman Is Seeing in Triplicate and He Likes It
County Events Are Postponed Because of Rain
Pressure Is Now on Gary Carter : Backup Catcher Barry Lyons Looks Impressive in Camp
TROUBLED TIMES AT OKLAHOMA : When Football Program's Dignity Went Out the Window, Its Priorities Did, Too
NBC Makes Tee Time but Misses Home Run as Dodgers Fall in 15th
When April Fool's Day Is Year-Round Folly : For actors past and present, the prank's the thing and not just on one day a year
Reason to Pardon Ma Maison Wine List
Gotten for a Song
Holding a Sonata-thon for a New Piano
Quibbles & Bits
Patrick Terrail Can't Go Home Again : It's a hotel, it's a restaurant, it's Ma Maison--and it's changed
Continental Divided
Kitchens on the Front Burner
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : Does Oscar Mean More in Video Dollars? : Marketing helps films generate interest among the home viewers
Can Brian Holton Find Happiness as Oriole?
NBA Notes : Unseld Joins Coach-of-Year Field
Coach K, Duke Doing It Their Way in NCAA
One Punch, 88 Seconds Are All Nunn Needs to KO Kalambay
Midwest Regional at Minneapolis : Thompson Has High Attention Span : Syracuse Forward Turns Heads With His Alley-Oop
For McKeon, Salazar, Baseball's Lovelier the Third Time Around
Crime Plays, but Not Accordion Owner
NCAA Women's Division II Tournament : Cal Poly Pomona Loses in Final to Delta State, 88-58
Sunny Hills Wins Consolation Game
Cinematic Sleight of Hand : That Graceful Rail Station in 'Rain Man' Is in, Gasp, Santa Ana
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : The Industry and the Dream Machine : An assessment of Hollywood '89 and the conflict between the business of movies and the art of film
Clear the Stage for 1990 : Predicting some of the probable contenders--and the movies haven't been released yet
Films now going into production: ...
A Great Rhino? He Should Know : Bill Burrud, a Pioneer of 'Reality TV,' Has Hit the Documentary Trail Again
Museums Richard Ross Has Known : Photographer displays his irreverent affection for the artistic palaces
Rockin' On With Rap
Edward Albee Reads Between the Lines : Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright hopes Broadway is ready for his latest work
Spring Storm Causes Only a Few Problems
An Immorality Crusade : Washington Inside-Out
Meeting High Cost of Housing Congregations
General Plan Update Stirs Hermosa Outcry
Teaching of the Timeless Virtues to a People of Rampant Pluralism
Man Struck, Killed While Crossing Street
Events in the news this week.
Fire Stopped Before Spreading at Center
Bradley Skips Debate, Frustrates Election Foes
Burbank's Lewis Dashes Quality 800 Field in Pasadena Games
Pete Rose described as "ridiculous" a report...
Commentary : A List of Kentucky Derby Candidates: Tough Going After Easy Goer
Canseco May Miss Month With Injury
MAD DOG TO THE RESCUE : After a Dismal '88, Fans in Philadelphia Are Hoping Lee Thomas' Bark Will Give the Phillies a New Bite
Metro Baseball Preview : Championship Talk Begins With Castle Park
Petty Fails to Qualify--Streak in Jeopardy
Horn Poses a Dilemma for Red Sox
Second Man Arrested in Wayne-Luby Assault Case
Commentary : School Dress Codes: A Colorful, Sobering Lesson in How Things Have Changed
Local News in Brief : Deputies Check Tips on Missing 7-Year-Old
Showers Could Offer Test of Faith for Those at Easter Sunrise Services
Has Alaska Learned From Its Quake? Many Fear Not
'World of Difference' Helps Multiracial Class Find Common Ground
Cocaine Delivers Extra Burden to Nation's Emergency Rooms
Oregon Women Top Aztecs in NIT Final
UC Riverside Men Take Third in Division II
Lukas' Houston Wins Bay Shore Stakes by 10 1/2 Lengths
Golf : Watson Would Let Ballesteros Play in U.S. Whenever He Wants
The High Schools : San Fernando Taking a Walk on the Wild Side
Paramount Looks at Ways to Halt Increase in Gang Assaults, Killings
High Court to Rule on Death Sentence for Young Murderers
Illiteracy in Math Can Add Up to Negative Life, Professor Says
Auto-Truck Crash in Lancaster Kills Woman, Boy, 5
ABC Schools Chief to Hold Public Forum
Scandal Shakes Japan, Won't Topple Party
Council-Elect Surprised by Order to Meet Openly
New President of Whittier College Is Widely Hailed
East Germans Fish Woman Out of River
The Nation
Justice Kaufman Provides the Long Arm of the Law With a Loud Voice
Steel Strike Ends Peacefully in Brazil
When the 1988-89 television season--better known as...
Temple Completes Renovation Project
Peru's Land Reform Program Is Failing to Feed Its Growing Population
Toughing It With Mickey Spillane : Listen, Kid: The Writer Who Created 'Mike Hammer' Still Has Tales to Tell
Proposed Civic Center Mall Called Best Strategy for Norwalk's Growth
Sen. Gramm to Pay $30,000 Campaign Funding Penalty
The World
States Gird to Take Their Nuclear Waste as U.S. Bows Out
For This Bunny, It's a Matter of Principal
Four Palestinians Killed, 35 Hurt in Occupied Areas
The Nation
The State
Out of the Mouths of Babes : Languages Abound in San Diego's Doyle Elementary School
3 Killed in Traffic as Storm Hits Area
Horse Racing Roundup : Frankly Perfect Scores Upset Victory in San Luis Rey Stakes
Kings Beat Oilers and Home In on Advantage for Playoffs, 4-2
Montgomery's Erik Russell: Small-School Background, Big-Time Arm
Baseball : Suddenly, Rose May No Longer Be Cinch for Hall of Fame
California's Tomorrow: A New System of Values
LOTTERY RESULTS MARCH 25
At 42, Ryan Still Has Right to Bear Arm
Frieder Happy for Michigan but Wishes He Was With Team
Spring Training Has Become a Big Deal in Florida
Lawrence Taylor, the New York Giants' All-Pro...
Ardis C. Knox Dies; Aide to Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy
Local News in Brief : Driver Killed When Car Slams Into Pole
Biochemists' 44-Year Collaboration Brought Nobel Prize
Seton Hall Has UNLV Take a Walk : Pirates Gain Final Four by Beating Rebels at Their Own Game, 84-61
Stanicek Knows What He Must Do
18 Years Later, Lee Elder Sees Some Welcomed Changes in South Africa
High School Roundup : Hart Sweeps Doubleheader to Win Title
For Pete's Sake . . . : Take Baseball Away, and What Is Left for Rose?
International Players Championships : Wilander Upset by Argentina's Mancini in Four Sets
Brown's Back in Form, New Tiger Injured Again
Names in the News
Prep Wrapup : Leuzinger's Thomas Calls His Team the One to Beat
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : Oscar Facts
And the Doctor Is . . .
Art Direction's Bounties: Splendor on a Shoestring
From Elektric to Akoustic With Corea
Bullish on Durham : Country singer Dave Durham and his band are getting lots of air play--and hoping for an award
MTV: More Than Just Music Videos
Kirstie Alley becomes Mrs. John Larroquette in...
Broadway Bound?
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : What Sets the Best Apart from All the Rest . . . : Handicapping the winners: A review of the best actor/best actress nominees
The World
Cleanup Tests Skills and Costs $973 Million
Palm Springs Revelers Get Rowdier; Police Move In
LaMotta: Another Round Against MS
Slaying Becomes a Mystery Teacher Might Have Liked
A Kiss Before Dying (Channel 9 Wednesday...
Recruit Salaries Cut; Retirement Pay Denied Ezoe
Caterina's Story Reads Like a Pulp Romance : Cypriot Queen Was No Tragic Figure
Brea Center Patients Subject to Poor Care, Two Lawsuits Allege
Three Mile Island : America's Age of Nuclear Innocence Ended 10 Years Ago
Feminism on the Rise Among Soviet Women
Ozone Depletion: A Sunburn on the Sea
Financial Deals Studied : Insecurity About Money Behind Wright's Troubles
Chuck Berry's Recording Studio Destroyed by Fire
FSX Could Start Shifting Aircraft Industry to Japan
No Leads Develop in Abduction Case
Bush Calls for 'Fresh Thinking' on Middle East
Japanese Firm Involved in Scandal Votes to Slash Executives' Salaries
Long Beach, Los Angeles Not Affected : Federal Budget Cut Threatens Harbor Dredging
The Worst Can Be a Plus for Cities Rated in 'Places' Index
Battling for Customers : Crack Wars Leave D.C. Under Siege
U.S. to Halt All AK-47s at the Border : Acts Upon Learning of Licenses for 400,000 Imports
Bangladesh Government Releases 619 Prisoners
Gay Couples Would Gain Legal Status Under Plan
In the Series of British Sex Scandals, 'Pamella Plot' Is No Profumo Affair
Another Failure for California Schools, Where 'A' Stands for Easy Accreditation
More Than a Whiff of Fraud
This Matter of Direction
Rouzan May Not Serve His Entire 4-Year Board Term
Local News in Brief : Suspected Drug Dealer Killed in Canoga Park
Church or Cult? Two Sides Fight a Holy War of Words
Heart of 2nd Teen Killed in Wreck Is Transplanted Into Father of 2
Man Burned After House Blast, Fire
Tug of War in Encinitas Over a Botanical Gem
County Sets Aside $61 Million to Add 405 Freeway Lane
Victim's Family Hopes Court Will Make Bar Pay for Death
NCAA Women's Tournament Roundup : Auburn Has Few Problems With Mississippi
It's Simply Not All Hog Wild for Kentucky
CRIME FIGHTERS : Lanark Park Program Offers Boxing as an Alternative to Drugs, Gangs
Angel Notebook : Rader Says That He May Start the Season With 11 Pitchers
Yankees' Turmoil Is Back in Front Office
East Regional at East Rutherford, N.J. : Beast Rises With Georgetown, Duke : East Powers Meet for Right to Play in the Final Four
Sockers, Dougherty Rise to Challenges, Whip the Blast, 7-1
And the Doctor Is . . .
Black Radio's Frequencies
Baseball Is Starting to Seem Like Home Base : For actor and director James Gammon, game yields the high hope of having a hand in a couple of hits
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : YOUR OSCAR BALLOT : Nominations for the 61st Annual Academy Awards
Guardians of Heritage Think Old : Panel Members Control Styles to Preserve 1880s Design of Neighborhood
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Defacing the Wilds : Vanishing Sanctuary
'Superquake' May Lie Ahead Almost Anywhere in U.S.
Slain Grant Teacher Was Fan of Mysteries and Victim of One
1 Killed, 3 injured in Dana Point Crash
Steady Rain to Give Way to Light Showers Today
Porter Plan's Backers Gave $410,000 to L.A. Officials
Quick Win Lifts Nunn to the Top of His Class
Aztecs to Play Tripleheader Against Utah
So Far and Yet So Near
Michael McCarty and His Partner Divvy Their Stakes
Work of Photographer Who Gets the Jump on Lakers--'Frozen Moments' in Time
The Franchise on Franchises : California has long been tough on this booming industry. Now the FTC wants to step in, and the state says the public will be the big loser.
Commercial Scene : Santa Monica Office Building Purchased
See Sights From Secure Hotel Base
AROUND HOME : Notes on Wright Fabrics, and Garden and Animal Events : Wright Fabrics
Midway Airlines will begin service between Los...
Commercial Scene : General Medical Corp. Leases Space in Carson
Commercial Scene : Work Under Way on Hoag Cancer Center
Office Project Cut
Dear Sir
FICTION
Commercial Scene : Work Begins on S.D. Uptown Area
Nonfiction in Brief
AROUND HOME : The History of American Ceramics: 1607 to the Present, From Pipkins and Bean Pods to Contemporary Forms : BY ELAINE LEVIN (Harry N. Abrams, Inc.; 1988)
Traveling Off the Beaten Path in the Virgin Islands
World driving champion Ayrton Senna of Brazil,...
It Was an Arbitrary Decision, but a Good One for Pete's Sake
WINNING PACE : Desormeaux in Hot Pursuit of Record for Most Races Won in One Year
Virginia's Presence in Final Eight Is No Fluke
Fisher May Be Interim, but Michigan Win Over Virginia Is Permanent
Come Back, Hank : Loyola's Wish for '89 Is for Center to Resist NBA Lure
Oxford University overcame an early clash of...
Can Spelling Cast His Spell Again? : Veteran producer is searching for the magic touch in a new era
Slings and Arrows
Black Radio Debates the Inclusion of White Artists : Industry leaders suddenly face the possibility that black radio may lose its musical identity
God, as Seen by Elvis Costello : His album 'Spike' has a touch of the Almighty and a big dose of humor
Gerhard Richter's Hat Trick : For this protean German artist, the only constant is change
Calendar Goes to The Oscars : The Oscar Telecast : Live from the Shrine Auditorium, Wednesday, 6 P.M., ABC-TV (7, 3, 10, 42)
HMOs Are Far From DOA : Despite Their Numerous Problems, Health Maintenance Organizations Are Here to Stay
Brick Plant in S.D. Will Be Developed
Fantasy Classics : THE BOOK OF FANTASY edited by Jorge Luis Borges, Silvina Ocampo and A. Bioy Casares (Viking; $19.95; 323 pp.; 0-670-82393-7)
In Print
Stylish Display : Bold Architecture Is the Backdrop for Compelling Clothes at Ecru on Melrose Avenue
Rocket Boosters : Huntington Beach Engineers Put Their Hearts and Souls Into the Delta
"It is troubling that . . ....
State's Top Franchise Cleans Up on Rugs
The Exorcism of a Pre-Rumpole Demon : LIKE MEN BETRAYED by John Mortimer (Viking: $16.95; 208 pp.)
Superman C.P.A. : What Made Bart Hackley Run, Swim and Bike in 123 Triathlons in One Year?
Commercial Scene : Coldwell Banker Names Director of Investment
Aloha for Music Center Benefit
The Nation
700 Abortion Foes Arrested at L.A. Clinic : Movement Founder Is Booked as Police Take Tougher Action
Candlelight Illuminates Vatican Easter Rites
The World
India Shuts Key Nepal Routes in Trade Dispute
Warning Follows Blaze at Compton Facility : Energy Plant Told of Flaws in Fire System
The State
Daughter's Driving Record Leads to Probe of Assemblywoman
12 Hurt as Car Crashes Through Market Window
Make the Mask of Democracy Real : Peace Bids From Central American Extremes Need Rewarding
The Family Home Sits on an Unfair Tax Base
Downzoning Fever Rises in San Pedro : Increased Apartment Construction Concerns 2 Groups of Residents
Commentaries : Two Transportation Views : Bill Would Put Transit, Highway Reins in Single Hand
Commentaries : Two Transportation Views : 'Superagency' Not the Right Road to Traffic Solutions
Flurry of Charges Heats Up Inglewood Schools Election
NHL Roundup : Maple Leafs Keep Hopes Alive, 6-5
Clippers Are Trounced as Shooting Guards Fail : Suns Run Away With a 123-103 Victory Despite a Triple-Double by Norman
U.S. Swimming Short Course Championships : Evans Sets U.S. Record in 1,000-Yard Freestyle
Former Olympic diver Bruce Kimball's insurance companies...
Southern Section's New Playoff Plan Is a Success--Sort Of
NBA Roundup : Cleveland Stopped by Milwaukee in Overtime
Lazers Lose, 7-1
Fullerton Hits Four Homers to Beat FSU
Also on the Indian trail: TIG Films...
Rocket Wars : New Era for Launch Vehicle Marketplace Lifting Off With McDonnell Douglas' Delta
Lip Service : Plastic Surgery Is Making Mouths That Are Fashionably Full a Possibility for All
Things Scarcely to Be Believed : THE BEST JAPANESE SCIENCE FICTION STORIES edited by John L. Apostolou and Martin Greenberg (W. W. Norton: $16.95; 176 pp; 0-942637-06-2)
Artifacts and Attitudes of a Bygone Era : APES AND ANGELS by Philip Appleman (G. P. Putnam's Sons: $18.95; 360 pp.)
Hearts of the Cities : The Most Romantic Place in the Nation Is Any Town Where One Finds Love
Vacation Memories : The Day After Alaska's Great Shake