- New Era for College : Woman Elected Student Body Leader at Claremont McKenna for 1st Time
- Khaosai Galaxy of Thailand made his 13th...
- Supervisors Approve March for East L.A.
- SAN CLEMENTE : Chamber May Drop Traditional Parade
- City Council Seeks Jury Probe of Pomona Government
- 1990 BOYS' SWIMMING PREVIEW
- Cypress, OCC Softball Game Ruled Suspended
- MUSIC REVIEW : Buckley Conducts at Center With Poise, Energy and Balance
- Carvey Follows Cohorts' Movie Path but Isn't Splitting SNL Yet
- Diane D. Kaufman has been named vice...
- Personal Income in U.S. Rises as Spending Slows
- P. M. BRIEFING : Japan Stocks in 3.37% Plunge
- Daniel J. Conger has joined Van Doren...
- Insurer Expects Torchmark to Raise Its Bid
- Art Subsidies
- WORLD : Grave Gives Up German Remains
- Lithuania's Independence Bid Assailed in Cuba Press
- U.S. Sees Possible Hoax in Chemical Plant Fire
- THE COMING OF AGE : The Over-40 Model Is Coming Into Vogue as Fashion Caters to Graying Boomers
- A Sex-Specific Theory of Consciousness
- Local News in Brief : County Rejects Plan for Gyroscope Plant
- CASITAS : Handling of Water Dispute Defended
- Tower to Fill a Tall Order in Recycling
- Patrols Stepped Up Around Day Laborers
- Valvano Paid Him at Iona, Ex-NBA Center Alleges
- 43 Aliens Found in House; 2 Men Held as Smugglers
- Braswell Moves Up One Notch
- Imperial Beach
- Women's Tennis Tournament Rained Out Again in Houston
- FISHING NOTES : Halibut Derby Hooks 1,132 Anglers, 300 Fish
- Keith Clark to Establish a 'Modest Beachhead' on Local Music Scene : Conductor: The Pacific Symphony's founder will inaugurate a chamber- music series in his first public concert in O.C. since losing a bitter battle last May with its board.
- SHORT TAKES : A.M. Anchor Palmer Leaves NBC
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ain't Nothing Phony About Sonnier's Cajun Style
- New Animal Trainer Starts Under Big Top
- Hanson to Control Coal Firm: Debt-laden Newmont...
- Murdoch Will Sell Star to Enquirer for $400 Million
- TECHNOLOGY : Hitachi, Motorola Fight Ends; Apple's the Loser
- Port of L.A. Steams Past New York as Busiest in U.S.
- HEALTH : 2nd-Hand Smoke Perils Children
- A Hair Salon on the Cutting Edge
- Hubble Space Telescope Placed Aboard Shuttle
- BOOK REVIEW : Artistic Sense Infuses a Rich Character Study : A CLOUD ON SAND <i> by Gabriella De Ferrari</i> , Knopf $19.95, 323 pages
- CYPRESS : Report Due Soon on Foundation Flaws
- Library Friends Have Choice Words for Those Considering Budget Cuts
- The Clinic That Won't Say No
- Early Silent Films Finding a New Audience : Movies: Home video has been a boon to these classics, which are rarely shown on TV or theaters and were becoming more and more obscure.
- Coronado
- Nightmare of a Nuclear Iraq : Now Consistency Requires the U.S. to Pressure Pakistan
- Congressman Proposes EPA Study on Cutting Hydrofluoric Acid Use
- Lawsuit Blames Hospitals for Indigent Man's Death
- Fired Policeman Jailed in Stalking, Rape of Girl, 11
- TUSTIN : School Acts After Racial Incidents
- Brother to Stand Trial in Slaying on New Year's Eve
- Nicklaus Still Can't Establish His Seniority : Golf: Bad weather in Arizona forces postponement of first round of Tradition. Tournament cut to 54 holes.
- TRACK AND FIELD ROUNDUP : Saddleback Deals Corona del Mar Rare Defeat
- NHL ROUNDUP : Bruins Win to Assure Best Record
- Ethiopian Keste Demena: It's an Adventure in Spiciness
- The following are summaries of recent Times...
- A weekly look at office and industrial...
- Regulators Urge Expanded SEC Powers: Three top...
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : 1st Navy Trident 2s Deployed and at Sea
- Paroled Man Who Set Son Afire Tells of His Life Now
- World IN BRIEF : SOVIET UNION : Health Minister Is Dropped
- NATION : Ida. Senate Votes King Holiday
- World IN BRIEF : COLOMBIA : Drug Lords Vow Retaliation
- McKinzie Guilty of Looting S&L; : Fraud: Fairy tale ends as jury convicts ex-North America official on racketeering and conspiracy charges. Collapse of her institution cost taxpayers $120 million.
- SANTA ANA : Panel OKs Land-Use Change for Arena
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Chavez, Kukawksi Lead Mission to 12-4 Win
- Bates Claims Navy Exchange Prices Are No Savings
- Boats Race in Long Beach for Most Important Reason--Children
- El Segundo's Scores Soar Like Eagles
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Kids Enjoy Ecosystem Classrooms
- Gretzky's Playoffs Imperiled : Kings: Unless there is improvement in his back, the team's top player will watch when club opens postseason play.
- Kevin Rooney, who earned millions of dollars...
- BETTING WITH BOB
- League Hopes to Bar Move to Division I
- Is There No Giant in NBA?
- THE SIDELINES : U.S. to Meet Malta in Soccer
- Greenberg Succeeds Harrington at Long Beach
- Lori McNeil Surprises Sabatini
- Prep Baseball : Palos Verdes 3rd Baseman Likes the View From Outfield
- SHORT TAKES : Mudd Given Journalism Award
- Frohnmayer Backs Uncensored-Art Funding : Arts: NEA chairman claims that two fundamentalist Christian groups are sources of inaccurate information in the controversy.
- Launching an Upscale Boathouse
- Money Supply Up Slightly: Two measures of...
- Israel Confines Gazans
- Abortion-Rights Group Targets Pringle for Defeat
- Moorpark, Ventura Put Finishing Touches on Foes : Raiders: After Berman wins they have first place to themselves.
- MOVIE REVIEW : Jodorowsky Serves Up More of the Same in 'Santa Sangre'
- Medfly Spraying
- Music Reviews : Bulgarian Female Choir at Ambassador Auditorium
- ART REVIEWS : 'Irises' May Be the Getty's Trademark Picture
- NBC Gives Four Comedies, One Drama a Spring Tryout
- Northrop Sued Over Allegedly Phony Test Data : Defense: The government's charges are the latest in a string of accusations involving a now-defunct unit of the firm.
- OVERSEAS : Japanese Stocks Dive Again; Nikkei Index Plummets 850.15
- P. M. BRIEFING : Campeau Won't Pay Interest Due
- World IN BRIEF : NEPAL : Police, Student Protesters Clash
- Pipeline Corrosion Repairs to Cost $1 Billion, Alaska Claims : Environment: State official tells a House panel of 'serious' problems. Oil executive questions the figures.
- Democrats Plan to Regain 72nd
- NEWPORT BEACH : Road Construction to Hinder Traffic
- St. John Invokes 5th at Bankruptcy Hearing
- LAGUNA BEACH : Deadline to Remove Fence Is Missed
- Apartheid Regime Is Up to Its Old Tricks : South Africa: It may have given Namibia its independence, but it's still holding the Namibian people hostage.
- Brower Calls Earth Day a New Beginning
- Packer, Tompkins Both Get Caught Up in All the Madness
- The big spring roundup is over, and...
- NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Duke's Abdelnaby Is Driven : Blue Devils: After three inconsistent seasons and some off-court difficulties, the center has finally established himself heading into his biggest games.
- THE SIDELINES : Burnett Eligible for NFL Draft
- NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Johnson Is Magic to UNLV : Rebels: Junior college transfer has been everything Tarkanian wanted--if he would only shoot more.
- THE SIDELINES : Rain Postpones Insurance Open
- MOVIE REVIEW : Poignant 'Lonely Woman Seeks Companion'
- FOCUS: SANTA FE PACIFIC REALTY COMPLEX
- Ryan Wins Slim OK as Regulator of S
- NATION : Harry Bridges, Legendary West Coast Labor Leader, Dies at 88
- San Diego
- Growth
- Boarding Up : National Lumber to Close Fullerton and 5 Other Stores, Lay Off 165
- Caterers Duel for Nixon's Shindig
- Chic Shades: Investing in an Identity
- In Budapest, Romania's Refugees Look Homeward With Fear : Ethnic violence: Thousands of Hungarians fled hatred and bloodshed in Transylvania. Hundreds of others continue to arrive daily.
- West Germany Plans 20% Cut in Troops
- DIET: People around the country are receiving...
- Norwegian Freighter Rams Coast Guard Boat
- Bradley Says Census Missed Homeless, Asks for Recount
- U.S. Probes Awards of Housing Pacts : Investigation: Three contracts awarded to close friends of the Federal Housing Finance Board's embattled director may have violated government regulations.
- Amtrak Train Strikes, Kills Man Running Across Ventura Tracks
- Death of a Bookseller : In the End, Grumpy Gunnar Had Lots of Friends
- NEWPORT BEACH, COSTA MESA : Third-Graders Get Arbor Day Trees
- FBI Hunts for Suspect in Security Pacific Holdup
- 'You Decide' Debate on Malathion Proves Indecisive
- MOVIE REVIEW : SHELL GAME : You've worn the T-shirt, played the video game and tasted the cereal. Now can you swallow the movie?
- P. M. BRIEFING : 35 Nations Accused of Trade Barriers Against U.S. Products
- Deal for 'Cosby' Called Costliest TV Renewal Ever
- Kohl Considers Scrapping Short-Range A-Missiles
- '86 Immigration Law Causes Job Bias, Study Says
- Lost Plutonium Could Build 7 Bombs, U.S. Says
- TAKING HAZARDOUS SPILLS
- E. Germans Agree on Probe of Secret Police Ties
- Business Leaders Call for More U.S. AIDS Funds : Health: Conference is told that hard-hit cities should get hurricane-type emergency programs. A $600-million Kennedy bill is supported.
- Senate Kills Obstacle to Clean Air Bill Passage : Congress: Byrd's costly plan to aid coal miners is defeated on 50-49 vote after fierce White House lobbying. It would have brought a Bush veto.
- Brookins Sells Stake at Airport
- Senate Hopefuls Focus on Abortion : Campaign: Three candidates seeking the 31st District seat compare their differences and similarities on the issue of reproductive rights.
- Pushing Them Out of the Closet
- United Way Raises Record of More Than $95 Million
- Hidden Hills Moves Toward OK on Lower-Cost Housing
- D.A. Investigates Death of Man Shot Outside Store by Deputy
- Success, Wealth Don't Impress Finley
- SHORT TAKES : Mapplethorpe Conflict Rages On
- MUSIC
- Exhibits Mark Centenary of Van Gogh Death
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Killdozer: Thick-Rock for Dream States
- SHORT TAKES : 'Beast' Returns to TV--on Cable
- Norton Rejects BTR Bid: Norton Co. rejected...
- William S. Martin Jr. has announced his...
- Giant Group to Sell 2 Paper Companies
- Andy Fessel has been promoted to senior...
- NATION : Estonia Vows Full Independence
- 6 Deputies, 5 Inmates Hurt in Jail Disturbance
- MISSION VIEJO : Man Who Hijacked News Truck Sought
- GARDEN GROVE : 1921 School Building Is Being Restored
- Phillips' Records to Be Audited by Attorney : Inquiry: FBI, state and county investigators are looking at the role the businessman may have had in $40-million investment fraud.
- OXNARD : Schoolyard to Be Fenced After Fight
- Youthful 'Pirates of Penzance' Are Ready to Steal the Show in Torrance
- Graduation Won't Take Bite Out of the Lions : Basketball: Loyola Coach Paul Westhead sees an 'upbeat team with lots of experience' next season, even with several of its stars gone.
- Clayton Well-Positioned to Help CS Northridge to 6-4 Win
- TV REVIEW : 'Dancing for Mr. B' Celebrates Balanchine on PBS
- Achievers in Orange County Cuisine Win Nominations
- Are Those TV Movies Really Inferior to Theatrical Releases?
- Bonnie Raitt Surges to No. 1
- Eastern Creditors May Ask Court to Liquidate Airline
- Terry L. Talley has been named the...
- Dennis J. Chapman has been appointed vice...
- TECHNOLOGY : Cray Will Acquire Mini-Supercomputer Producer
- Youth to Be Tried as Adult in Scout's Death
- United Way Drive Raises Record $95 Million
- Teen-Ager to Stand Trial in Elder Brother's Slaying
- LA PALMA : Foundation Damage Hearing Is Denied
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : In other Orange Empire games:
- Auburn Tries to Determine How Perfect Louisiana Tech (32-0) Is
- The Real Twin Towers Play for Virginia : Women's Final Four: Heidi and Heather Burge help Cavaliers to semifinal game against Stanford tonight.
- Kelpie Is Out; Challengers Are Up : Sailing: The two-time defending champion is out with structural damage, opening the race to others with hopes of winning the America's Schooner Cup regatta.
- Too Hip for Her Own Good? : Suddenly, Mother Earth has become <i> the</i> chic cause. With Earth Day's 20th anniversary approaching on April 22, some activists fear the barrage of media and marketing hype may harm rather than help the environmental movement. Can the Earth survive Earth Day?
- MOVIES - March 30, 1990
- MOVIES - March 30, 1990
- MOVIES - March 30, 1990
- TV & VIDEO - March 30, 1990
- TV & VIDEO - March 30, 1990
- Names in the News - March 30, 1990
- POP/ROCK - March 30, 1990
- NAMES IN THE NEWS - March 30, 1990
- Kidnaped Boy Choked to Death While Gagged, Coroner Says
- Armed Fan Breaks Into Gless' Home : Actress: Distraught invader barricades self in bathroom, surrenders in seven-hour standoff.
- SAN QUENTIN DIARY : Group Sues to Allow Harris Private Visits
- Fishy Order From Iraq Put Sting in Operation : Smuggling: The electronics firm chief knew the devices had but one use: triggering a bomb.
- San Marcos Firm Details Its Role in Intrigue
- Kidnaped Boy Found Safe Near L.A.; 2 Held in Alleged Ransom Plot
- L.A. Schools Tuning In to Power-Sharing Plan : Education: The district takes to the airwaves to explain how schools can initiate fundamental changes in curriculum, teacher hiring and other areas.
- Ex-Policeman Held in Rape of Irvine Girl, 11 : Crime: Prosecutors say a former Beverly Hills officer stalked the victim then posed as a deliveryman to enter her home, where the attack occurred.
- Lithuanian Deserters Get Amnesty Offer
- Boy Suffocated Before Fire Was Set, Official Says : Kidnaping: The Ventura County coroner rules that 8-year-old Paul Bailly choked to death while he was bound and gagged.
- UCI Narrows Athletic Director Candidates to Six
- Report Finds Widespread Bias Against Unmarrieds
- ELECTIONS / MONROVIA : 4 Campaign for 2 Council Seats as Mayor Runs for Supervisor
- NAMES IN THE NEWS : 4 Women Hall of Fame Nominees
- Pentagon Probe Figure Admits Bribing Paisley
- Pasadena's Mayor Urges Aid for Youths in State of City Talk
- Bell Man Admits Role in Tavern Killings
- Ballot Title: Candidate in 3 Words or Less
- 'Blue Flu' Hits Angry Teachers in Compton : Education: Officials say the work actions are directly related to stalled labor negotiations.
- Library to Stay Open During Work
- Obesity Raises Women's Heart Risk, Study Affirms
- THEATER : Comedy in Bloom in 'Little Shop of Horrors'
- Schaefer Focus of Census Bureau Inquiry : Homeless: Officials say the supervisor may have violated federal confidentiality laws.
- UCSD Professor Urges Revision of U.S.-Japan Security Treaty : Foreign policy: Chalmers Johnson calls the agreement an anachronism and warns of the Asian nation's increasing military budget.
- Man Bitten by Police Dog Loses Lawsuit
- OJAI VALLEY : Hookup Requests Flood Water District
- Lynwood Schools Delay Year-Round Plan for Year
- General's Gone, Not the Garbage : Haiti: The new civilian government offers some hope, but Duvalierist thugs still block the way to true democracy.
- Ex-Thrift Official Admits Defrauding Employer
- Countywide : New Train Service Delayed for 4 Weeks
- Pact Clears Way for Downey Pesticide Lab
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans Sweep, Van Dortrecht Wins Two
- Penders Gets 7-Year Contract at Texas
- Richardson Wins Them Over at Arkansas : College basketball: Memories of racial slights and family heartbreak linger for Southwest Conference pioneer.
- Two Loyolas Far Different in Basketball
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : The Go-Go's Got the Beat--Again
- The Curse of New Lifesaving Technologies
- Most Still Opting for the Quick Health Fix
- Ingredients to Make Easter Get-Togethers Festive Feasts for Family, Friends
- TAX TIME BLUES : What You Need to Know to Steer Your Return Through the Quagmire.
- Is It Safe to Warm Up Cold Cat Food?
- Agency Accused of Breaking Quake-Aid Promise to Poor
- Arms Plants to Reopen on Speeded Basis : Defense: Secretary Watkins admits his timetable for nuclear production is 'ambitious.' Some in Congress fear safety has low priority.
- LOCAL : Ex-Beverly Hills Policeman Is Suspect in Girl's Rape
- It came to life under the stage lights . . ., as real as the Pirate King.
- Lottery Payouts Halted : Computer Glitch Hits Lotto, Decco
- Developer Bars Radon Testing by Home Buyers : Houses: A builder of Oak Park and Camarillo houses also requires a disclaimer freeing it from liability if the carcinogen is detected after the sale.
- Saugus Inmate Dies Hours After Fight
- Murder-Suicide Final Word on Pair of Educators : Crime: Police stand by their findings and close the case. Black activists who earlier criticized officials say they are now satisfied.
- Youth Killed, Sister Hurt in Shooting
- Republican Group Backs Boland to Succeed La Follette
- 2 Suspects in Slaying of Boxer Surrender
- Conservancy Aided in Drive for Mission Canyon Land : Zoning: A judge removes approvals on 500 high-priced homes in nearby Mandeville Canyon, and a major developer pulls out of the project.
- BETTING WITH BOB
- Tarkanian, NCAA Reach an Agreement
- Grunhard Is Trying His Best to Catch On : Angels: After a home run Tuesday, he makes three fine defensive plays in loss to Padres.
- Lancaster Proposed as Minor League Site
- Racing Pays Its Way and Then Some
- THE BOTTOM LINE
- ART REVIEW : Holography Exhibit Is Stale, Unimaginative
- Car Pooling Brings Extra Pay to Denny's Employees
- William J. Keating Returning to Paper
- Times Mirror Sees Lower Earnings: Citing depressed...
- P.M. BRIEFING : Milk Price Hearings Planned
- End of a TV Drama Nears : Entertainment: Networks and producers have been given until June to resolve their dispute over who will profit from reruns of hit programs.
- 'Macho School' Has New Leader and Perhaps New Image
- 'Old Town' District Proposed for Downtown
- Kidnaped Boy, 16, Found Safe in Bell; 2 Seized
- Levels of Radon Low in Homes in California : Health: A statewide sampling indicates that 1% of houses may harbor dangerous amounts of the radioactive gas.
- 1989 ALL-STARS : All-Southeast Boys, Girls Teams Named
- THE HOUSE
- Culver City : Studio Expansion OKd
- Modesto's Cruisers Vow to Defy New Ban
- ENVIRONMENT : Greenhouse Effect Questioned
- 1990 ALL-STARS : Meet the Kings and Queens of the Court : 3 Schools Dominate Boys Squad
- San Diego
- Prejudice Message Hits Home : Race relations: L.A. blacks and Koreans gather to discuss a Philadelphia film about stereotypes and tensions.
- San Diego
- 2 L.A. Students Win Merit Scholarships for Blacks
- Countywide : Marine Life Served Up in Road Show
- PREP ROUNDUP : Discus Record Set at Dana Hills
- THE BOTTOM LINE
- THE BOTTOM LINE
- Harrington Takes Job at Colorado : College basketball: CS Long Beach coach says he wanted a chance to coach in the Big Eight.
- Tip Let NBC Track Smuggling Story From Start
- Documentary Raps Bush's TV-Marti Strategy
- Guitarist in the 'Wrong' Place at Right Time Adds a New Twist to Flamenco : Ottmar Liebert credits the 'un-music' town of Santa Fe for his new-found success with nouveau flamenco music.
- Ameron: The construction products maker reported a...
- Dow Takes 15.99 Fall Over Interest Rate Uncertainty
- Corporate Profits Up in 4th Quarter: The...
- STOCKS : Dow Rises 6.75 After a Day of Ups and Downs
- Cineplex Odeon Corp.: The Toronto theater giant...
- Small Firms Get Head Start With R&D; Program
- Spinning a Global Yarn : New-Age consultants put high-tech, psychologically slick twists on public relations.
- A Committed 'Nut' Is Won Over by the Taste From Sonoma Mountain
- Caltech Gets Grant to Study Disorders
- Monterey Park : Clerk Turns Over Duties
- Magna Backers Indicted for Stock Fraud
- First Executive's Ratings Lowered: Standard & Poor's...
- International Lease Finance Corp.: The Beverly Hills...
- Mutual Fund Whiz Is Set to Retire at Age 46
- Sleep Problems of Elderly Treatable, Report Says
- Parents Sentenced Over Child's Absenteeism From School
- A Test of Faith : Montana Events Raise Questions on When Kids May Spurn Parents' Religion
- U.S. Missionary Slain in S. Lebanon : Terrorism: He ran a home for handicapped children. A leftist group claims responsibility.
- FOR THE KIDS : A Waterfall in the Middle of Thousand Oaks
- Odds & Ends Around the Valley
- Hobby-Kit Outfit Supplies Model of Homespun Profit : Entrepreneurs: Founded in an engineer's idle hours, Airtronics' business is soaring and its reputation rivals those of larger competitors.
- Mobil to Delete Degradability Claim From Hefty Bags
- Liz Claiborne to Open Store in South Coast Mall