- Court Upholds 2 Bankrupt Firms on Tax Collections
- Media : Hebrew and Arabic Press View Israeli Killings With Different Eyes
- The Village Green, Its Designer Both Stand Test of Time
- Shuttle on Schedule Despite Computer Bug
- LOCAL : Braude Urges Total Smoking Ban in All L.A. Restaurants
- Doing Business : If the Shoe Fits, Japan Still May Not Buy It : An American firm slams up against protectionism rooted in a bizarre social taboo. But this Maine company is shoe-leather tough--and 'impatiently patient.'
- Outside Speeches Reward House Leaders, Charities
- OJAI : 107-Year-Old Church May Become Gallery
- High School Seniors Gain in SAT Scores : Academics: Results on college entrance exams are up but the percentage of Ventura County students scoring well was below the statewide average last year.
- ELECTIONS SUPERVISOR : 2 Favorites in Race Go Way Back : Some 4th District voters say it's hard to choose between the council members, who are next-door neighbors.
- Playing With Matches Causes $125,000 Fire
- Suspect Held in Death of Van Nuys Man
- The Red-Lining of the Job Creators : Credit: By telling S&Ls; they can't issue high-yield bonds, the government has put many companies and our very economy at risk.
- Riley Still Considering Options; Decision at Least a Week Away
- Harry E. Ashmore has been appointed regional...
- Culture : For Some Down-Home Sounds, Just Head South for . . . Brazil? : American country music is catching on. One reason: A cowboy-style, home-grown music called 'sertaneja.'
- They Seized the Moment and Came to America : Immigration: Mariel boat-lift refugees live down their bad image and enter the U.S. mainstream. But 6,000 remain in custody.
- Investors Say Paying Bills Is a Struggle
- Gorbachev Departing for U.S Amid Tumult : Soviet Union: Reforms run into crises that leave the nation in panic. But there's no turning back for him. : News ANALYSIS
- Holiday Road Toll 433
- 2 Reported Missing in Water Off Coast
- Education Department Challengers Hammer Away at Peterson, Trustee : Election: The county Department of Education is not known for producing hot races, but this year is an exception, at least in that the incumbents and challengers present sharp contrasts.
- Seasonal Water Exchange Proposed
- Top Seeds Edberg, Becker Both Upset in French Open : Tennis: European teens make history eliminating Nos. 1 and 2 in first round of Grand Slam tournament.
- Japanese Will Renovate Closed Texas Shipyard
- Pay-Fone Systems Posts $4,300 Profit for Quarter
- Monica Valentino has joined The Willis M....
- PARIS : Money for Eastern Europe
- Harvard President Bok Resigns After 20 Years : Education: He broadened the university's reputation and endowment during stormy years of protest.
- THE TIMES ORANGE COUNTY POLL : Voters Oppose Measure to Restrict Jails to Santa Ana
- Mandela in Hospital for 'Routine Medical Checkup,' ANC Says
- Youths Sought for Tossing Stones at Cars; 7 Injured
- Tribute: John Fitzgerald Kennedy's family will celebrate...
- Environment : Manila--A City Out of Control : The rivers are dead. The air is solid. And in one of the world's fastest-growing cities, the garbage seems to be growing even faster.
- Blighted Area to Get New Life : Rehabilitation: Officials plan to clean up Huntington Beach's Oak View neighborhood, which has been riddled with drugs and gangs.
- A Revolt That's Not Needed : Owens Valley Partisans Pick a Fight Just as the Tide Is Turning
- Massive Deficit Reduction Has Perils, Analysts Warn
- Swastikas Painted at La Canada Home
- A New Face for Empire of San Joaquin
- Council to Rule on Speed Bumps Today
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Fund-Raiser Was Legal, Mays Advised
- Brando Case Is a Natural for Kunstler : Justice: Famed civil liberties lawyer responded quickly to request from famed actor and fellow 'movement person' to defend son against murder charge.
- Low-Rent Apartments for AIDS Patients to Open
- Guzman Replaces Ailing Hernandez
- ART
- Heart Service Performance Review Urged : Medicine: California hospitals could be subject to probation, suspension or loss of license if their mortality rates for cardiovasular procedures are too high.
- ELECTIONS CONGRESS : Four Unknowns Try to Unseat Rep. Moorhead : 22nd District: Two Democrats and two minor-party candidates are given slim chances of beating the dean of California's GOP caucus.
- Surprise Soaking From Storm Turns the Holiday Into an Indoor Event
- VENTURA : Trustees to Vote on Teachers' Contract
- GI Killed in Panama, Others Who Gave Lives Honored
- TENNIS FRENCH OPEN : Brazilian Proves the Perfect Tonic as Chang Begins Defense of Title
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Stieb, Blue Jays Stop A's, 1-0, Go Ahead in East
- Mets Reportedly Fire Davey Johnson : Baseball: The manager who led the team to a World Series Championship will be replaced by third base Coach Bud Harrelson, radio station says.
- BETTING WITH BOB
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Tears For Fears Gets 'Em Smiling Again
- SHORT TAKES : New Universal Park Draws Ire
- Asea Brown Boveri to Sell Minerals Unit
- P.M. BRIEFING : U.S.-Soviet Airline Pact Reached to Triple Number of Passengers
- Beleaguered S&L; Has the Chance to Bail Itself Out : Profits again: Valley Federal may be one of the few down-and-out thrifts with an opportunity to fight its own way out of trouble.
- POLITICS / DAVID DUKE : Wallace Message Attracts Crowds : But the former klan leader is given little chance in his bid for U.S. Senate.
- WORLD : Norway Succession Changed
- Bodies of 5 Korea War Victims Returned to U.S.
- WORLD : Powdered Milk Fraud Charged
- Conjuntos--Memories for Sale at $5 a Song : Music: Oxnard's Latino nightspots are popular with the bands who play requests and ease loneliness.
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: PROPOSITION 107 : O.C. Support Key to Part 3 of Housing Aid
- DMV Tips Steer Refugees on Right Path
- Ramos, Recovering From Car Crash Injuries, Visits Trail Blazers
- Sockers Sing Rooster Song, Want Title to Crow About
- SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Top Pitchers Meet in 1-A Baseball Final
- State Community College Final Postponed
- Behind the Scenes : Construction: Even when the local season is over, the San Diego Opera's set-building studio is still hard at work, making scenes for companies across the continent.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Lively Cajun-Zydeco Sounds Draw Eclectic Crowd to Annual Festival
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : After Lukas' Stake Sweep in N.Y., Steinlen Provides Icing in the West
- THE SIDELINES : Briton Leads in Cycling Race
- TRIPLE CROWN RATINGS
- Rookie Wins Body Glove Surfing Title
- Padres Lose Lead, Rally to Win Game : Baseball: Left-hander Bruce Hurst didn't get his no-hitter and Manager Jack McKeon almost got an ulcer, but in the end they all enjoyed a 9-5 victory over the Phillies.
- SHORT TAKES : $2 Million Paid for Novel Rights
- DANCE
- Class of '89 Made Mark on the SAT : Education: The county's high school seniors scored dramatic gains over 1984 graduates. The number meeting UC standards for advanced placement more than doubled.
- MOVIES - May 29, 1990
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- Rain Cancels Holiday Events, Causes Slides : Weather: San Juan Capistrano, with 1.5 inches, received the most rainfall in Orange County. The record Memorial Day downpour thwarted the plans of many.
- Insider : Between Caution and Euphoria: Crafting a Policy Toward Moscow
- Ceremonies Salute Soldiers Who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice
- Costa Mesa Is New Base of Global Hotel Chain
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : CUPERTINO : Two Fires Damage Digital Equipment
- Environment Is a Natural Issue for Politicians
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : ROSAMOND : Soil Catches Fire at Chemical Plant
- Stunt Pilot Dies in Crash at Holiday Air Show
- Last-Ditch Search : Crew Looks for Clues Below McMartin School Site
- MEMORIAL DAY
- Countywide : UCI Project to Train Science Teachers
- Phoenix Gets Even, 119-107, Still Has Rough Road Ahead
- Milwaukee Bucks' assistant coach Mike Dunleavy is...
- JAZZ REVIEW : Ritenour Tunes Up for Summer Tour
- In S. Korea, Labor Finding Managers More Cooperative
- A summary of Southern California-related business litigation...
- Irvine Hopes to Lead Conversion in Defense Firms : Policy: The city wants to be the national model in shifting Pentagon contractors toward the civilian sector. A monorail project could be the first step.
- NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Links Between Serial Slayings Explored
- WORLD IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Violence Flares as Curfews Are Eased
- Honor Guards : For Those Touched by War, Memorial Day Is Chance to Remember : Always a Marine
- Alleged Barry Co-Conspirators Named : Drugs: The 19 friends, girlfriends and business figures are expected to testify next month at the D.C. mayor's cocaine trial. Eight receive immunity.
- Unlocking the Answer to Mysterious Disappearance
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / PROPOSITION 115 : Court Reform Measure Raises Controversy
- TENNIS / FRENCH OPEN : Chang Goes From His Feat on Clay at Paris in '89 to Feet of Clay in '90
- MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Old Whitney Serves Wallace Well at Charlotte
- Luyendyk Blisters Indy 500 Field : Auto racing: Dutchman flies at record-setting pace in victory, his first in an Indy car. Tire troubles end hopes of other contenders.
- 20 Challengers Pay $25,000 to Enter Competition for '92 America's Cup
- Fame Hasn't Dazzled Pop Star O'Connor : Music: The Irish singer-songwriter has kept her head and values in the midst of show-business razzle-dazzle.
- Ex-Exchange Chief Barred From Trading: An administrative...
- Trumped-Up Ban Is Over, Bridge Players Exult in Romania
- Opposition Claims Wide Lead in Myanmar Elections
- Bush Hopeful on Holiday--and Summit : Superpowers: But the President tells Soviet television that he won't 'sweep under the rug' the issue of Baltic republics.
- Honor Guards : Veterans Patrol Cemetery to Protect Memorial Day Flag Display
- The <i> Sig</i> in <i> SigAlert</i> Is Man Who Put Them on the Air
- Gun-Toting 15-Year-Old Is Wounded by Deputy
- City Seeks Funds for Home Rehabilitation
- David Gonzales Shot, but in Stable Condition
- Another Nocturnal Creature
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : U.S. Beaten in Team Play
- YACHTING : Evolution Is Winner in California Cup
- POINT MUGU : Car Plunges Onto Rocks; Driver Hurt
- PREP REVIEW : El Toro's David Fair Has Never Met a Challenge He Didn't Take
- Oceanside Surfer Reaches Body Glove Quarterfinals
- MUSIC
- Rep Departs for Singapore : Theater: The troupe, set to headline the country's $2.4-million Festival of Arts, will stage two productions.
- There Is a Summer Rally, for Whatever It's Worth
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : HUNTINGTON BEACH : Pogo-Stick Jump King Adds to Record
- Affandi; Indonesia's Top Expressionist Painter
- BOOKS: Whether a tourist chooses Orange County...
- Machine Tool Orders Jump on Foreign Buy
- Poor Checkup for Veterans Hospitals : Health care: Typical facility is at least 20% more likely than non-VA hospitals to fail quality standards, according to a study. System is burdened with aging facilities and in need of restructuring.
- NATION IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : More Child Workers Used in Sweatshops
- Gorbachev Still the Boss, Baker Says : Soviet Union: Turmoil at home has not diminished the Kremlin leader's authority to make agreements, the secretary of state asserts.
- Honor Guards : For Those Touched by War, Memorial Day Is Chance to Remember : The One Who Died
- GAO Reports Risks in Drugs FDA Approved
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE SOVIET UNION : Among the Homefolks, He's Mr. Lonely : Mikhail Gorbachev comes to America battered by his attempts to reform a dying system that the people prefer.
- A Proposition for Improving Education : Why the Gas Tax Measure Would Also Rev Up State's University System
- Car Burglary Suspect Shot Dead Before Police Arrive : Crime: Two men who allegedly broke into a car were being held at gunpoint its owner, who said he fired when one of the men advanced on him threateningly.
- Troubled Waters in Lake Revival Work : Hansen Dam: Tons of silt have been removed, but completion of the Army Corps of Engineers project is still years away.
- Straight From the Horse's Mouth
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Thousands Observe Buddha's Birthday
- COMMENTARY : A Year Later, Chang's Victory Still Seems More Fantasy Than Reality
- Angels' Venable Spends His Life on Baseball's Bubble
- Joan Benoit Samuelson, the 1984 Olympic marathon...
- NCAA SOFTBALL WORLD SERIES : Fresno State Beats UCLA, 1-0; Deciding Game Today
- KCET to Air Foreign Films Every Saturday
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / 72ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Yudelson Donations Mostly From L.A. County
- FAA Challenges Colorado Airport's Ban on After-Dusk Landings by Private Planes : Aeronautics: Aspen-Pitkin County officials call the curfew a safety measure. The federal agency says it is unfair. Funding is at stake.
- ELECTIONS / SUPERVISOR : Challenger, 25, Struggles for Recognition
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : $4,000 Voted for Grad Night Parties
- PEOPLE WATCH
- ART
- Newport Museum Board Protests Anti-Obscenity Pledge : Censorship: Trustees initially agreed to strike the National Endowment for the Arts anti-obscenity clause but now say they may instead send a letter of protest.
- The Battle Over Closed-Captioning : Television: Education groups support legislation to aid the hearing-impaired, but the electronics industry opposes it as a 'regressive tax.'
- Peter Max: Art Marketer to the Japanese : Retailing: Tycoon Akira Tsumura will sell the controversial artist's work in a new chain of shops in Japan. And that's sure to rile critics who question his credibility.
- Campbell to Sell Some European Units: Campbell...
- Consumer News
- Women at Top--Almost : Compensation: A Times survey indicates that only 3% of the top five jobs in California corporations are held by women. That's one reason that the highest-paid woman made one-fiftieth of what the highest-paid man commanded.
- Adopt-a-Grave Revives Two Cemeteries
- Honor Guards : For Those Touched by War, Memorial Day Is Chance to Remember : A New Life
- Honor Guards : For Those Touched by War, Memorial Day Is Chance to Remember : A Life in Limbo
- Skinner Plans Direct Control of Aviation Security
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: BALLOT MEASURES : Propositions 108, 116 Would Fund State Rail Systems
- Messianic Jew Gets 3 Years for Desecrating 300 Graves
- Patrick Reid; Ex-British Officer Made Daring Escape
- Polish Turnout Light in Free Elections : Democratization: The 'second half of the revolution' fails to lure many voters. Officials hold firm against rail strike.
- COSTA MESA : New OCC Head Not Resting on His Oars
- The Bond Issues : Government Financing on the Installment Plan : Like credit-card accounts, there's a limit to how much Sacramento can go into debt by selling bonds.
- Titans Take Full Advantage of Texas Hospitality to Win, 5-2
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Without a Cent, Stephenson Sinks $200,000 Putt
- It's Back to School for Reunion-Goers
- Smell From Egg Ranches Is Still Foul : Odors: Officials in Fillmore say efforts to clear the air haven't cracked the problem.
- ELECTIONS ASSEMBLY : Voters' Guide to Issues Facing the Candidates in District 38 Races
- Bryan Uses All of His Shots to Beat Netter : NCAA tennis: Texas sophomore defeats UCLA junior, 6-3, 6-4, to win singles title.
- 'Stalin': Setting Stage for This Week's Summit
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES MEMORIAL DAY : Happily, Today's Youth Have Little to Remember--Yet
- Destiny May Hinge on 'Big Science' and a Mere $5 Billion
- Four Arrested in Burglary of Liquor Store
- LOTTERY RESULTS
- A summary of Southern California-related business litigation...
- NOW Chapter Plans Protest at Naval Academy
- Honor Guards : For Those Touched by War, Memorial Day Is Chance to Remember
- Writing Is on the Wall About Early Egyptian Life
- Drug Foe Heads for Victory in Colombia Vote
- Isolation Very Often Follows a Tragic Loss : Death: Doctor recounts his experience with 'the pariah syndrome'--when people avoid a friend who has lost a loved one. The bereaved begin to feel abandoned.
- Swap Sets Stage for River Edge Project : Development: A deal between the county and a construction firm ends a decade of negotiations over 265 acres of property.
- Private Sector Is Answering the Call to Help Finance Cal State San Marcos
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Slow Pace Perfect for Double Wedge
- Indianapolis 500 Key: Just Let the Air Out of Tires
- Shinehead Electrifies 'Reggae Sunsplash' Concert
- Egan Directs an 'Aristocrats' for Our Time at Mark Taper : Theater: Brian Friel's play deals with a society in transition. Robert Egan finds it frighteningly apt.
- Japanese Acquire 2 More Golf Courses
- Pension Insurance Fund Loses Court Round: The...
- TWA Boss Wants Wage Cuts of $80 Million for Buyout
- WORLD IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Vanunu's Treason Appeal Is Rejected
- 6 Armenians Die in Clash With Soviets
- House Fire Leaves 6 Dead
- Gaviria Heads Cocaine Traffickers' List of Enemies--and Targets : Colombia: He and his family live much like prisoners in their Bogota apartment.
- Beijing Student Arrested; Regime Challenged to Free Prisoners
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Record Low Tides Provide Rare Sights
- Car Hits 3 Vehicles, Killing Woman
- U.S. Researchers Report Superconductor Advance
- CS Northridge Returns to Series and Passes Its First-Round Test
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Twins Complete Series Sweep of Red Sox
- Music Review : E.A.R. Unit in Pacific Rim Festival Prelude at CSLA
- A Sweeping Look at TNT's 'International Film Festival'
- GOING. . . Orange County people are...
- But Yeesssss! A Belushi Auction
- NATION IN BRIEF : LOUSISANA : 27 Concert-Goers Hurt in Windstorm
- OIL: Fears that the Huntington Beach oil...
- Angry Marseilles Calls Its Image Criminal : France: Detractors are threatened with lawsuits. It all started with the 1960s heroin connection.
- Spring Storm Soaks Northern Part of State
- Getting Ready for the Rites, Sights of Summertime : Leisure: Memorial Day signals the local, unofficial start of summer. It's a time when vacationers crowd the beach, lifestyles are modified and the living is easy.
- Man, 19, Killed as Truck Flips
- NCAA BASEBALL TOURNAMENT : USC Falls; Plays LSU for Title Today
- BEACH VOLLEYBALL : Business Decision Pays Off in a Big Way for Kiraly
- Rain Washes Out and Blesses a Weary SDSU Baseball Team
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- Music Review : Accornero Disappoints at Barnsdall Theatre
- Two visual artists, one from Orange County,...
- Ojai Festival Keeps Cutting-Edge Tradition--With a Twist : Music: New director Stephen Mosko will replace the old and European standards with new and American fare.
- . . . PLACES: The in vacation...
- PLATFORM : It's Security
- MEMORIAL DAY
- AIDS-Like Virus Found in Chimps
- Cost Knowledge Affects Doctors
- Bulls Have a Play for When It's Beyond 'Hail Mary' Time
- ART REVIEW : White Collection's Last Stand
- LEGAL FILE
- Domino's Pizza Says It Held Talks: The...
- A summary of Southern California-related business litigation...
- Israeli Firms Can Invest Abroad: Israeli companies...
- Stephen Shadegg; Goldwater Manager in 1964
- Pope Ends Malta Visit With Word on Values
- Traffic Accidents Kill 28 With One Day Left of Holiday Weekend
- Gorbachev Pleads for End to Panic : Soviet Union: He appears on television to calm consumer worries over price hikes and unemployment. Shoppers go on a buying frenzy for third straight day.
- Superstition, Poverty May Bring AIDS Crisis in India
- Main Stream: Prince Charles said in London...
- Border 'Idealist' Raises Suspicion
- Porposition 115 : It's Casting a Net Over Juries : No: Wouldn't you want to interview the people who will decide your case?
- LOCAL ELECTIONS / BEVERLY HILLS SCHOOLS : Parcel Tax--an Uphill Fight in a City of Wealth
- Mankind's Secrets Revealed in Ancient Blood Samples : Archeology: Researchers' use of tissue residue analysis can help date artifacts and identify species up to 50,000 years old.
- STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL : L.A. Harbor Beats Chabot, Gains Final
- News, Information Programs Prove Popular in San Diego
- The Breakthrough Group of Industrial Dance?
- WORLD IN BRIEF : HUNGARY : Ex-Foreign Minister to Head Socialists
- Grieving Family Says '73 Laos Crash Didn't Kill Son
- After 39 Years, a Town Honors Its Black Hero : Veterans: A soldier's remains are moved from a trash-strewn graveyard. The effort is led by a traditionally white American Legion post.
- SANTA CRUZ ISLAND : 2 Men Rescued After Racing Boat Sinks
- Suave Technocrat Expected to Lead Romania; Communist Past a Cloud : East Europe: Petre Roman hopes to cushion the shock of reforms. He rules out a return to communism.
- Deputies Shoot 3 Men in Separate Weekend Incidents : Law enforcement: Witnesses dispute officials' account in one incident and a suspect was found to be unarmed in another.
- Rain May Pay an Unusual Holiday Visit
- SEAL BEACH : Council Pay-Raise Issue on June Ballot
- ORANGE : Polish Educator Is Graduation Speaker
- Their Driver, Their Car--Our Race
- Still Riding Surf-Wear Wave : OP Founder Sees Sunny Outlook for Sports Clothing : JIM JENKS
- A summary of Southern California-related business litigation...
- The Treasury announced plans to sell $10...
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Van de Kamp Rides the Rails to Promote State Train System
- Morris Levy; Music Publisher, Owner of Nightclub
- AMERICAN ALBUM : A resurrected factory builds up town's hopes Residents look to Sony to succeed where Chrysler and Volkswagen failed.
- ANALYSIS : Bush's Attention to Detail Raises Big-Picture Doubts
- IDEA REPARATIONS : A Proposal to Pay Modern Blacks for Injustices of Slavery Resurfaces
- Man Gunned Down on Blythe Street
- Nitrate Level Up, Boosts Algae Growth
- Dodgers Come Out Swinging and Beat Cardinals, 14-7
- NCAA DIVISION II BASEBALL TOURNAMENT : CSUN Pounds Lewis in Opener : Record: Matadors set tournament mark with 23 hits--four of them home runs--in 18-5 victory.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Nearly Perfect Lou Rawls Show Leans Heavily on Past Glories
- X Marked the Spot . . .
- National Semi Signs Marketing Deal With NEC
- Wall St. Unfazed by Latest Tobacco Flap
- Voters Get a Chance at Rail Plans, but It May Not Matter : Transportation: The advisory measure is the work of Supervisor Mike Antonovich, who favors a monorail system.
- Police Seek Suspect in Fatal Stabbing
- Proposition 115 : It's Reform, Not Attack on Rights : Prop. 115: Issues of privacy, abortion, sexual preference, taxes would not be affected.
- Tidiest Victory of Bush's Presidency : But Now Clean Air Bill Goes to Smoke-Filled Room
- Vitali Scherbo, an unheralded 18-year-old Soviet gymnast,...
- A Referee's Goal Is Anonymity : Boxing: Richard Steele drew unwanted attention by stopping the Chavez-Taylor bout--but he would do it again.
- Schenker Solos Eclipse McAuley's Shrieking
- Ethnic Violence Kills 57 in 2 Pakistani Cities
- Finley Good Enough, Joyner Grand in Angels' 7-3 Victory
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Smoltz Loses No-Hitter, but He Still Wins
- NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL NOTEBOOK : Titans Feel Heat, Then Apply More
- Joyner Named Angel of Week
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Milli Vanilli--Play-Acting in the Orange County Sun
- MEMORIAL DAY
- Forgotten, Then Stolen, Lottery Ticket Pays Off
- BOOK REVIEW : A 'Preposterous Plot' Provides a Unique Look at a Mad, Mad World : WAITING FOR RAIN<i> by Indiana Nelson</i> Random House $18.95, 370 pages
- Astro's 4 Telescopes May Fill In Gaps About Space
- A Glorious Idea to Wave Today : It's easy to find flags for patriotic displays. But it can take a touch of American ingenuity to fly them properly.
- NATION IN BRIEF : DELAWARE : None Hurt as Cruise Ship Runs Aground
- New Protein May Be Treatment Key
- Countywide : HOLIDAY CLOSINGS