- VALLEY COLLEGE : Softball Team's Ouster Criticized
- Urbanites Garden in Rented Plots
- Skiing
- Skiing
- Owens, Smart End Loyola's Quest : WCC tournament: Seventh-seeded San Francisco upsets Lions, 101-93, in opening round.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Bulls Still Can't Win in Indiana
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / WCC TOURNAMENT : San Diego Beats Gonzaga, 72-62
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : San Pasqual Does Its Cereal Number : Division II Boys: After Meek sparks a victory over El Camino for the title, the Eagles pass the cornflakes.
- SPORTSCOPE : Big Ten Honors Former Serra Standout Moses
- Is the Time Past to Belittle Abner? : Baseball: Intent on making good as Padre center fielder, the 24-year-old is changing his ways.
- UCI Sends Mulligan Out in Grand Style
- Loyola, St. Mary's Split Doubleheader
- Times Really Are A-Changing: Columbia Releasing Dylan Bootlegs
- Goethe Institute Uses Arts to Unite Germans, Americans : Among the organization's projects are several programs related to LACMA's exhibit on 'Degenerate Art' under the Nazis
- Dudley Moore and Richard Griffiths will star...
- 'Absalom' a Bitter Song of South Africa
- Latin Salsa Gain on World Music Scene
- RESTAURANTS : A Master of the Art of Bi-Cuisine Performs at Symphonie : A noted pioneer in Franco-Japanese cooking runs his own shop in Torrance
- 1/2 JESUS JONES : "Doubt" : <i> SBK</i>
- Expanding the Fiddler's Repertory
- COUNTYWIDE : Sun Gives Respite After Rainstorm
- Coping With Crisis : Water: San Diegans want to conserve, but a unified vision is vital.
- Work of 3 South Bay Artists Exhibited
- Man Given 38 Years to Life in Torrance 'Ninja' Killing
- The Dry Facts: Forecasters Say Really Big Storm Is Over Horizon : Weather: Keep the umbrella handy. Another potent rainmaker expected to hit Monday night could pack an even bigger punch.
- A Few Rainy Days Brighten Growers' Outlook Considerably : Agriculture: In a word, they're 'ecstatic.' Some crops suffered damage in the downpour, but it's early in the season and later yields should benefit.
- CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE : New Policy Would Ban Smoking
- There Goes the New Neighborhood : Construction: Residents in older tracts protest the selling of new, larger homes for less than they paid. 'This has devastated the value of our homes,' one says.
- 'Degenerate Art': For Some, Ugly Too Is in the Eye of the Beholder
- Israeli Vessel Did Not Cause Oil Spill
- Transfer Mulligan Helps Keep Palos Verdes at Top of Game : Basketball: After a standout season at Santa Margarita High, junior point guard becomes the Lady Sea Kings' scoring and assist leader.
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL REGIONAL : Rancho Santiago Pours It On at End for Victory
- Unfounded Accusation
- Israelis Fear Another Loss After Victory : Mideast: They recall a string of battlefield successes blemished by political setbacks.
- Prop. 13 Foes to Go to High Court : Property taxes: U.S. will be asked to rule in two cases where levies are disproportionately higher than those paid by others with similar properties.
- Kuwaiti Government Plans to Return, Restore Control
- The Best Phone Call of All
- Jerusalem Official Calls for a Schwarzkopf Street
- Marine Geologist Wins Harvey Mudd Prize
- A 3-Way Fight for Custody : Outcome for Surrogate and Estranged Couple Could Set a Precedent
- Despite Opponents' Gains, Pasadena Incumbents Lead in Funds : Election: Two officeholders retain edge in City Director races. In contest for open seat, Sally Mosher loans her campaign $13,000.
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Re-Draft: Coleman Still No. 1, Others Fade
- DIVISION I GIRLS' PLAYOFFS : Brady's Bunches Lead Poway's Reprise Against Mt. Carmel
- GYMNASTICS UCLA INVITATIONAL : Umphrey and Keswick Give Bruin Men Lead
- SAILING : Field Is Off in Cabo San Lucas Race
- Pepperdine, Santa Clara Dominate WCC Team
- THE PREPS : STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS : Savanna's Okada Wins Second Title, This Time at 135 Pounds
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Oh, Brother: John and Patrick Make It an All-McEnroe Final
- SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS : Palos Verdes Girls Crush Lompoc
- Miscellany
- THE PREPS : St. Bernard Buzzer Shot Sinks Costa Mesa : Division III-A Girls: Defending champions are stopped short this time, 73-71.
- Woods' Work Keeps Toreros in Tournament : College basketball: USD defeats Gonzaga, 72-62, with help from forward's 23 points. Woods is selected to All-WCC first time, and now ranks top active player on tournament career scoring list.
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Mississippi State Happy to Share SEC Title
- O'Neal Becoming the Center of the '90s
- TODAY'S NEWS, TOMORROW'S TELEVISION : Who is Dale Midkiff and why is he doing all these TV movies?
- Port Will Pay $3.5 Million to End Rift Over Trade Center : Development: Both sides are pleased to end the dispute over office space that the harbor leased but never used.
- Democrats Battle GOP War Gains
- Coup de Cafe : Restaurant Reacts to Gorky's and Invites Homeless to Free Meal
- MIKE SCIOSCIA IS The Glue in Blue : The Dodger Catcher Has Been 'Irreplaceable' for More Than a Decade, but He Never Forgets Philadelphia or Family
- Bush Laying Plans for Broad Mideast Peace : Diplomacy: The President hopes to use the allied victory to forge a comprehensive settlement of long-intractable issues that have plagued the region, top officials say.
- Veteran Songwriters Reunite at Benefit Concert for Homeless
- HOW I LEARNED TO RIDE THE BICYCLE:...
- DODGERS : Martinez Signs, but He Wants to Talk Before Reporting
- Stanford to Focus on Undergraduates : Education: Cash bonuses will be offered to outstanding teachers. More emphasis will be put on the classroom instead of research.
- Communications Gone, Iraqis Maneuvered in the Dark
- Galanter's Six Challengers Jockey to Emerge From Pack : Election: Only two have raised significant funds, and the incumbent far outstrips them. Several say development will be a key issue.
- Allied Troops Bury Iraqi Dead; American War Deaths Put at 89
- Victorious Allies Start Dividing Up Spoils of War Abandoned by Iraqis : Weapons: The U.S. will likely get the lion's share of tanks, rockets and missiles. Much of the equipment is being destroyed.
- 2 Are Killed in 2 Speed Crashes
- ANGELS : With No Regular Job, Variety Is Spice of Howell's Life
- Running in L.A.
- UNLV Finishes Perfectly : College basketball: Top-ranked Rebels become first team in 12 years to end regular season undefeated by beating Fullerton, 104-83.
- Gang Blamed for $65,000 Home Fire
- SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIPS : Parks Shut Down, Marina Falls
- Gladys Nederlander: One-Acts for A
- Mighty Moose
- COLUMN ONE : Flashbacks to Images of the War : Faces of ordinary people have been imprinted on the public mind. Their tales of grief, frustration and solace reveal the conflict's impact on the spirit of the nation.
- Weighing Anchor, Welch Is a Master : L.A. Marathon: Former petty officer began running at 35 and became one of the world's best.
- Rent Control for Mobile Homes Is Hot Anaheim Election Issue
- Response to Drought Will Be Watershed for Wilson : Crises: The record deficit can be resolved, observers say. But divvying up the state's water is more difficult.
- Where the Bill of Rights Is Suspended
- UNLV Finishes With a Flourish : Basketball: Runnin' Rebels beat Titans, 104-83, to become first team in 12 years to finish regular season unbeaten.
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Miller Leads Titan Women to School-Record 22nd Victory
- 2 Unhurt in Plane's Crash-Landing : Sun Valley: A single-engine Cessna loses power just after takeoff. The flight instructor brings it down in a flood-control basin.
- Schabarum--End of an Era : Politics: The controversial member of the Board of Supervisors leaves the county panel the way he arrived--combative and at odds with his colleagues.
- SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIPS : Artesia Proves Worthy of Its Reputation : Division II-A: Jones, O'Bannon lead defending champions over Woodbridge, 58-40.
- U.S. Troops Crush Iraqi Tank Column : Clash: The armored unit stumbles into American forces and opens fire. Basra, Iraq's second-largest city, is reported in turmoil.
- Iraqi POWs Tell Why They Refused to Fight : Prisoners: Threats of death, lack of food, fear for families are recounted in interviews with U.S. troops.
- $800,000 Voted to Renovate School in Bonita District
- Gotta Sing! : Fred Astaire movies make a complete songbook of composers' classics
- SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIPS : Anderson Comes Through When Needed for Servite
- Grammys, Prayer, Women and Dylan
- Pentagon Shows Itself Adept at Art of Deception : Press: Coverage generally helped the allies, and military officials encouraged erroneous assumptions by reporters and exploited television's thirst for dramatic pictures. Some news outlets uncovered the battle plan but kept it secret.
- Couples Is Doing OK by Doing It His Way
- Everyone Wants to Be on Front Page, but . . .
- Women Serving in the Gulf War
- Grammys, Prayer, Women and Dylan
- Lay off His Ears
- Grammys, Prayer, Women and Dylan
- Soaps in Spain
- The Fallout Continues From Benjamin Trade
- Maybe Dodgers Can Rent Out the Right-Handers' Batter's Box
- Maybe Chick Is Wearing a Few Too Many Hats
- Undercutting SCR, Spirit of LADCC Awards
- Women Serving in the Gulf War
- Setting the Record Straight on Raveling
- Silvio Conte
- Women Serving in the Gulf War
- Here's a Defender of Sportscaster Leitner
- Countywide : TOXIC DISCHARGES
- For Angels, One Step Forward, One Step Back
- Why Was Griffin Playing Shortstop at All in 1990?
- Most Could Get By on $4 Million a Year
- New Directions in Energy Policy
- The Fallout Continues From Benjamin Trade
- These Guys Would Have to Beat Themselves
- Everyone Wants to Be on Front Page, but . . .
- Women Serving in the Gulf War
- Women Serving in the Gulf War
- Marvin Cobb Ripped for Suit Against USC
- What Barkley Does Makes Him Valuable
- Grammys, Prayer, Women and Dylan
- Grammys, Prayer, Women and Dylan
- The Fallout Continues From Benjamin Trade
- Tracy Murray Deserves Praise for His Attitude
- TELEVISION REVIEW : Leningrad Hosts Musical Tribute to Tchaikovsky
- Mindszenty Conference Set Today
- The NBA Players Assn. filed a grievance...
- Skiing
- HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING : Four-Time Champion Clovis Leads Valhalla; Poway Third
- SANTA ANITA : Mabee Emerging as Triple Threat
- College Basketball
- GYMNASTICS UCLA INVITATIONAL : Keswick, Umphrey Lead Bruins
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL CITY 4-A GIRLS' FINAL : Washington Rolls by Crenshaw
- Those Daring Young Men in the Cirque's Front Office
- Day Becomes Sixth Jockey to Top $100-Million Mark
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL WOMEN'S ROUNDUP
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL CITY 3-A BOYS' FINAL : No Surprise, Fremont Coasts Past North Hollywood, 70-37
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : In Four Hours, Titans Pound Out 20 Hits, Rout Jacksonville, 25-5
- TV Reviews : Jaclyn Smith Turns the Tables in 'Lies'
- Bishop Vinton R. Anderson, who presides over...
- Access Software's 'Links' Shoots a Hole in One
- Rosanne Cash in a Melancholy Mood
- GOLF SENIORS AT OJAI : Rain Cuts Tournament to 2 Rounds
- Swimming
- Newport Beach Pastor to Run for Post
- STAGE REVIEW : 'Sing for Your Supper' Is Tasty Comedy
- Stardust Memories at Final Curtain of 'Lido' : Las Vegas: Four hundred former showgirls share in cast's farewell to the show, which is being replaced by a new musical production opening in July.
- MUSIC REVIEW : Perick Conducts Opera as Concert
- CLASSICAL MUSIC : Talmi to Bring Back U.S. Music to Symphony in Fall
- STAGE REVIEW : Wonderful, Wacky 'Buddha' May Answer Bowery Prayers
- Wily Ways to Use Childhood Dread : Youth theater: 'Wiley and the Hairy Man' and 'Stone Soup,' as presented by SCR's Young Conservatory Players, use imagination and buffoonery in trying to capture the audience.
- TV Reviews : 'Father Grew Up' Wilts in a Soggy Story
- TV Reviews : Ghosts, Romance in 'Lantern Hill'
- Actress Audrey Landers Always Dreamed of Being a Torch Singer
- Sculptor to Exhibit Works, Technique
- BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Hill-Hearns Has a Personal Touch
- Knicks Fire Al Bianchi, Name New President
- STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS : OC's Okada and Santana Take Different Approaches to Win
- 'Day of Decency' : Radio: The 18-hour anti-censorship program originated at UC Irvine will be broadcast simultaneously by 12 California college radio stations on Monday.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : Magrane Out for the Season
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Golden West Gains State Final With Victory Over Sequoias
- Lakers' Pfund Contacted by UC Irvine
- Music Reviews : Chamber Society at Chapman College
- NBC Posts Sharp Profit Decline: NBC reported...
- Leading Indicators Take Sixth Drop in a Row : Economy: A separate report puts construction spending at a four-year low.
- King Broadcasting to Sell Its TV and Cable Units
- Revival of Meetings, Conventions Awaited : Travel: An industry group postponed its own gathering so members could sort out company travel plans. Recovery could take months.
- Carolco Pictures Is Talking to Several Potential Investors
- Regulators Urge Banks to Loosen the Purse Strings
- HOME IMPROVEMENT : Key to Faster, Better Cleaning Is Getting a System, Experts Say
- Navy Wives Sew Own 'Medal' for Princeton Crew
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SOUTH LAKE TAHOE : No Serious Injuries in Bus Crash in Snow
- Protesters Claim They Were Beaten by Officers : Dissent: An anti-war group lodges a complaint charging that the National Park Police roughed up drumbeating demonstrators across from the White House.
- AFTERMATH OF WAR : Gulf Weather
- NATION IN BRIEF : SOUTH CAROLINA : Ex-Lawmakers Plead Guilty to Bribery
- Bush's Popularity Surges in Europe in Conflict's Wake : Reaction: His prowess in guiding the victorious allied coalition draws a torrent of praise.
- AFTERMATH OF WAR : Destroyed Armor: Recycle?
- Nurse Looks Familiar
- Allies and Iraqis Plan Talks Sunday on Cease-Fire, POWs : Diplomacy: The meeting of military commanders was delayed for one day. Cheney says the air war will be resumed if Baghdad makes new, hostile gestures.
- Mourners, Shoppers in Baghdad : Iraq: Relieved that air raids are over, war-weary residents visit mosques to pray for the dead.
- Trial Ordered in Detroit Suicide Case
- The Day in the Gulf
- Woman Acquitted of Gorbachev Insult
- PERSIAN GULF SPILLS
- AFTERMATH OF WAR : Going Home
- First Interstate Selling Oklahoma Bank: The Los...
- Bank of Boston Reportedly Approaches Buffett: The...
- A Home's Breathing Stains the Baseboard
- A Big, Busy Family Avoids the Housework Blues With Easy Cleaning and Ingenuity : Immaculate Invention
- Freeway to Replace Double-Deck Road That Fell in Quake
- Millions of Iraqis Face Threat of Epidemics, U.N. Health Officials Warn : Medicine: They cite an urgent need to restore water supplies, food stocks and medical services.
- Reinhard Bendix; Sociology Professor Considered Max Weber's Successor
- NATION IN BRIEF : NEW JERSEY : Judge Reduces Prison Term for 'Terrorist'
- Yugoslavs Reach Impasse Over New Federation
- Kuwait's Rebels Vow to Speak Out
- COLUMN ONE : A Rallying Point for Iraqi Exiles : In the aftermath of war, their world is alive with possibilities. Many are trying to overcome rivalries--even hatred--to oust Hussein and shape their homeland's future.
- AMD Wins Court Fight to Use of '386' on Intel Chip Clone
- Square D Wins Round in Takeover Bid:...
- THE MIDEAST'S RECORD ON CEASE-FIRES
- Soviet Coal Miners Strike, Demand Gorbachev Resign
- NATION IN BRIEF : RHODE ISLAND : Layoffs, Government Shutdown to Come
- Jordan's King Hussein Calls for Forgiveness and Unity Among Arabs : Diplomacy: He reaches out to Kuwait and Iraq in a subdued speech after the 'sad drama' of war.
- Fugitive Alleged Nazi Charged in World War II Deaths of 3,400
- AFTERMATH OF WAR : C-130 Hercules
- Salvadoran Guerrillas Kill 17 in Power Plant Attack
- Parents Rejoice That War Is Over and Five Are Safe
- 6.0 Quake Hits Costa Rica
- AFTERMATH OF WAR: The Home Front : Words on the Gulf
- 90 Investors File Civil Suits Against Pioneer Mortgage
- Bush Sends Controversial Trade Bill to Congress : Legislation: It would extend a system under which lawmakers cannot amend international agreements that the United States negotiates.
- Realty Trust Emerges From Bankruptcy: Mortgage &...
- Merger Rumors Lift Security Pacific and Wells Fargo Stocks
- Bush Sends Controversial Trade Bill to Congress : Legislation: It would extend a system under which lawmakers cannot amend international agreements that the United States negotiates.
- FURNISHINGS : ARTISANS: Spotlighting makers of hand-crafted goods : Now That Country Decorating Is In, Quilts Are Out of Closet
- U.S. Probes Claim That Lab Falsified Data on Pesticides
- Jack Levand; Westside Businessman, Philanthropist
- Images of War: Carnage, the Last Push, Nightmares : In the hospital: Injured Americans recall horror of seeing friends die in battle.
- Doors Leave Their Mark : Park Expects More Visitors Because of Cavern Shown in Movie on Rock Band, but Some Remain Angry About Film
- The Community Video Advisory Board of Orange...
- Unwrapping 'Fun in a Box' Series on Videocassettes
- Diverse Acoustic Styles Mark McCutcheon's Musical Talent
- 'Decency Day' to Air a Free-Speech Marathon : Radio: Organizers hope the anti-censorship program will make public aware of the restrictions that college stations are forced to operate under.
- Westchester Wins 4-A Title : Boys' basketball: Third try is the charm for the Comets, who beat Manual Arts, 65-57, in City final.
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIPS : DIVISION I-A
- $1 Million Pacific Classic Is Highlight at Del Mar
- 'Fledermaus' Tenor Began as Vegas Showman
- Music Reviews : Sanderling Conducts Philharmonic
- DANA POINT : Sheriff's Deputies to Begin Bike Patrols
- Torn Canopy Sparks Design Flap : Convention Center: Engineers try to figure out why giant tent panel ripped to shreds during rainstorm.
- New Coroner Choice Is No Stranger to Controversy
- Military Finds That Patriotic Songwriting Is at a Fever Pitch
- Ojai : Builder Withdraws Subdivision Plan
- Jury Calls for Life Term in 1985 Rape, Murder
- Post-Mortem on Coroner Job: Homes Too Pricey
- NEWPORT BEACH : 'Birdman' Reunited With Stolen Parrots
- Grim Scenes Greeted Inspectors
- Suspect in Strangling Pleads Not Guilty : Crime: The body of Najat Chehade, 26, was found dumped off a road near Ojai in December. Louis Hayden Gary, 42, was arrested in Idaho.
- Opponents of Utility Merger at Odds Over Review Plans
- Glendale Player, Coach Honored
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIPS : Morningside Keeps Rolling, Beats Chino, 52-47
- OFF-ROAD RACING AT LAS VEGAS : In Mint Condition, by Any Name
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL WCC TOURNAMENT : Pepperdine, No. 1 Now, Will Try to Hold Spot
- Palmisano, Lancers Down Buena, 67-57 : Prep basketball: Thousand Oaks wins first girls' title behind junior guard's game-high 24 points, nine rebounds.
- AFTERMATH OF WAR: The Home Front : Other Hostages
- From Sky and on Ground, Storm Wages War on Roads, Houses : Floods: Sandbag crews struggle against water and muck that sweep through Quartz Hill.
- Countywide : Congressman Offers Kuwait Political Aid
- Filmmakers who prefer not to shoot in...
- 500,000 May Starve in Mozambique Drought
- Gulf Tensions Seen as Factor in Record Level of Hate Crimes : County: Incidents against Arab-Americans and Muslims increased during 1990, report says.
- General Hospital Succumbs to Money Woes
- Reputed Crime Figure Seeking Plea Bargain, Attorneys Say : Trial: Robert Paduano is reported close to an agreement with prosecutors. The suspect's presence in the judge's chambers during negotiations is unusual.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Bail Reduced 94% for Fraud Suspect
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Unwittingly Stoking Cityhood Fires
- Slumlord Begins Serving 4-Month Jail Sentence
- A Foul on 'Silk'
- Ventura Girls Seek 1st Title in Basketball in 15 Seasons
- PREP ROUNDUP : Povirk's 27 Kills Lead Irvine Past Ocean View
- Washington's James to Speak at Clinic
- Boxing
- MULLIGAN ON HIS ALL-TIME ANTEATERS
- The San Antonio Spurs agreed to contract...
- CSUN Completes Home Schedule With 115-98 Loss to Southern Utah
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL WOMEN'S ROUNDUP : Trojans Pull Off a Surprise by Defeating Washington, 69-62
- 2-Year Term for Man Who Shot Youth at Border
- Drive Seeks $2 Million in Aid for Troops' Families
- 35th Senate Vote Could Be Contest of More-Conservative-Than-Thou : Politics: With a big GOP majority in the district, four Republican front-runners vie for what promises to be a scant turnout of voters.
- Moorpark : City Earmarks U.S. Funds for Club Site
- Garcia Altered Date Books, Prosecutor Says
- Latest Rainstorm Packs a Punch
- Landfill Closure Casts Doubt on Cleanup Funds
- Girl Brings Kuwaiti Culture to O.C. Class
- Valley Beats Bakersfield to Reach Title Game : College basketball: Monarchs to face Golden West after rallying for 89-80 win.
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION 4-A GIRLS' SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP : Unbeaten El Toro Is Cream of Crop
- Home Not So Sweet for Northridge, Which Loses to Southern Utah, 115-98
- Moorpark Pair on All-Star Team
- Channel Islands Poised for Run at 3rd Place in State Wrestling
- Third Base Isn't Dodgers' Charm : Baseball: Since Cey was traded before '83 season, 23 players have been tried there.
- Fullerton College Baseball Player Killed in Crash
- Film World Comes to Town : Movies: Up to 5,000 people from 59 countries are expected to attend the industry's biggest trade event in Santa Monica.
- Tests Show Rise in Toxic Levels at Old Plant Site : Ground water: Despite jump in contaminants, official says there is no threat to Thousand Oaks drinking supplies.
- AFTERMATH OF WAR : Admiration for Military Men, Women Is Uniform
- THOUSAND OAKS : Fire in Car Engine Damages House
- City Council Creates Endowment for the Arts
- Santa Rossa Valley : Operator Relays Messages to Troops
- When Some Don't Want to Go Home
- Countywide : Bid to Open Pretrial Hearings Is Set Back
- DIVISION IV BOYS' PLAYOFFS : Lincoln Struggles But Wins
- Names in the News
- SCC Plays Biola, CCI Takes On Westmont in District 3 Semifinals
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL : Rancho Santiago, Cypress Both Play for State Berths
- Northridge Site of 4-Way Meet
- Insanity Over Wages at High-Water Mark
- Gibson Adds His Mix to Royals' Chemistry : Baseball: He puts Dodgers behind him. Ahead is a role as outfielder, designated hitter and catalyst to underachievers.
- Ermolenko Is Favored in Field for American Final at Long Beach
- College Basketball
- New Nest Pleases Old Jays : Baseball: New Padres Fernandez, McGriff are adjusting to life after Toronto.
- WEEKEND TV : Focus on Aftermath of the Gulf War
- Those Daring Young Men in the Cirque's Front Office
