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- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
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- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
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- Water Scarcity, Air Quality
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- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
- Water Scarcity, Air Quality
- Secretary Baker's Mideast Visit
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- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : INDUSTRY REPORT : Few Sectors Are Left Unscathed in a Slow Year A
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- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : Potpourri
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- Steve Broidy; Film Executive, Philanthropist
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- PYONGYANG : Testing an Alliance
- Eclipse to Overshadow All Others This Century : Phenomenon: Total darkness will sweep from Hawaii to South America. Scientists, resorts prepare for the natural spectacle.
- Assembly Votes Funds for Posting of Agendas
- Look at Alternative Off-Road Vehicle Site Urged : Recreation: The original Whitney Canyon location is opposed by the Disney Co., Santa Clarita officials and environmentalists.
- Accident Kills Couple, Badly Injures Child, 1
- Police Seek Help in Finding Murder Suspect
- 2 Mexflies Discovered in South Bay
- COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS : Festival Marks Return of Swallows
- ORANGE : Temporary Waste 'Urgency' Law OKd
- Foxes Arrive at New Home
- OXNARD : Man Gets Prison in Robbery-Shooting
- MISSION VIEJO : Funds Appropriated to Repair Parkway
- VENTURA : Quake Standards for Buildings Studied
- Minor Story Is Making a Major Impact
- Jurisprudence
- Yates' Ninth Homer Helps Chapman Beat Grand Canyon, 7-3
- REGIONAL ROUNDUP : Fillmore Falls to Santa Clara
- Tommy Paul, 82, former world featherweight boxing...
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- TRIPLE CROWN RATINGS
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- TV REVIEW : A Grim Report on Long-Term Health Care
- MUSIC REVIEW : Chamber Society Premieres Krenek Works
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- Obituaries
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- PIERCE COLLEGE : Intercollegiate Rodeo Set May 10
- San Diego
- Deputies Put Brakes on Patrol Car Complaints : Law enforcement: Callers object to the new Toyota Camry, although it was a gift and made in the United States.
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- Man Sentenced to 2 1/2 Years for Securities Fraud : Courts: Robert J. Corsaut, formerly of Costa Mesa, was also ordered to pay $1.49 million to investors whom he cheated.
- IN BRIEF : Gibbs and Molina to Receive Awards
- Ken Curtis; Played 'Festus' on 'Gunsmoke'
- JOHANNESBURG : Tardy in South Africa
- 4 Hurt in Blast Near U.N.'s Kuwaiti Office
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Teachers in Seattle to Suspend Strike
- Floyd McKissick; Civil Rights Advocate
- Soviets Thwart Attempt to Hijack Jet to Iceland
- LONDON : Major Test for Major
- Kansas to Extradite Suspect in 3 Slayings
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- San Diego
- Two Men Are Arrested on Bank Robbery Charges
- GARDEN GROVE : Suspect in Murder Arrested in Illinois
- Life Term to Be Sought in Ramona Slaying
- Survey Finds 86% of O.C. Commuters Go It Alone
- DANA POINT : Trial of Youth in Shooting Delayed
- State Approves Plan for Tern Nesting Site
- Escondido Sues City Hall Contractors : Construction: City manager says the complaint over defects in workmanship is fairly routine. Negotiations are continuing.
- Births of 3 Chicks Push Condor Population to 48
- District Down One, Possibly Two, Coaches
- Clark to Coach Football at Murrietta Valley
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Padres Busted Again by Murphy's Law, 7-2
- Randy Karliner
- Arrested USC Football Player Had Been Out on Bail
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Ozzie Smith Saves Day as Cardinals Top Braves
- Salonen Sets Own Style for Philharmonic : Music: Orchestra's director-designate, in residence for 5 weeks, has charmed players, management and public.
- Givens KOs Her Image : Actress Beats 250 Others for 'Rage in Harlem' Role
- TELEVISION
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- Dr. Eric P. Wennas has been named...
- SCIENCE / TECHNOLOGY
- Air Pollution Policy Shaped by Select Few : Environment: Eight individuals are seen as wielding the most influence in the battle over local regulations.
- Iraq Rewards Hussein With Medal for 'Historic Role, Noble Services'
- Floods Shut Roads, Rout Residents in Louisiana
- Atlantic City Approves Funds to End Walkout
- The Press : World Sizes Up a Key Week for Soviets
- U.S. Glum on Mideast Peace Pact : Diplomacy: White House calls the results of Baker's trip 'disappointing.' Optimism that followed the Gulf War seems to have evaporated.
- COMING ATTRACTION: After months of delays, the...
- APT. FOR RENT: The Census Bureau says...
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- Ventura Freeway Crash Kills Driver, Passenger
- Nursing Students Protest Program's Possible End
- POINT MUGU : Group Raises Money for Missile Museum
- * John T. McCormack; Retired Art Director
- The Freeway Fox Family Inhabits Some New Digs
- Parade Through City to Honor Troops, All Vets
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Streaky Mariners Rout Unenthusiastic Orioles
- A Sweep Would Be So Sweet : Lakers: They have the chance to win three in a row over Rockets. That didn't seem likely a week ago.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Tritt Mixes Country With '70s Rock
- Witnesses Relate Medical Horror Stories at Hearing on Outpatient Clinic Industry : Health: "It's like Dodge City before the marshals," one physician testifies. Congressional panel urges tighter regulations.
- BOOK REVIEW : A Born Storyteller Enjoying Her Maiden Flight : WINGS FOR MY FLIGHT; The Peregrine Falcons of Chimney Rock <i> by Marcy Cottrell Houle</i> ; Addison Wesley $17.95, 187 pages
- Owl Preserve to Cost 40,000 Jobs, Report Projects
- Nation IN BRIEF : MONTANA : New Pay Proposal Could Halt Strike
- 3 Turkish Aides Slain; Kurdish Rebels Blamed
- Snow-Gun Mishap Kills 1
- Soviets to Monitor A-Test in U.S. This Year
- Times 100 Profiles State's Top Firms
- Telescope Problem Forces Delay of Satellite Launch : Space: Instrument is using up coolant too fast. Shuttle crew will employ it for more auroral observations related to 'Star Wars' tests.
- Charge Dropped Against Soldier's Wife : Crime: She was accused in the murder of an Army veteran after he returned from Gulf. Her brother, who implicated her in his confession, will stand trial.
- California Drought Watch
- Panel OKs Tax, Auto Fee Hikes, Program Shift to Counties
- This Is a Little Like Building Ships
- GARDEN GROVE : Man Swimming at Health Club Drowns
- Surrogate Mother Is Like a Foster Parent, Calverts' Attorneys Say : Surrogation dispute: The lawyers make that argument and others in an appellate court brief defending the couple's claim to custody of the child borne for them by Anna M. Johnson.
- Car Slams Into Bus; 4 Teen-Agers Hurt
- The U.N. Must Deal With Kurds' Plight : The trick will be getting an OK from all of the permanent Security Council members
- Bill to Regulate Indian Landfills Gains Support
- Pacoima Man Found Slain in Panorama City
- NEWPORT BEACH : Proposal Would Ban Fishing From Park
- Hunter Withdraws Bid for Congressional Seat : Politics: The Anaheim mayor, noting that the city is at a critical stage of development, will instead seek a third local term.
- Horror Upon Horror From a World Away : Kurds: His parents barely survived the gassing of Halabja; now they are lost, and the son, an American, asks why his government has been so callous.
- FBI Provides a Profile of the A's Bandit : Robbery: Agents and police say a suspect in string of 29 bank robberies was an ordinary but lucky guy. The suspect's luck ran out after a robbery Friday.
- COUNTYWIDE : Health Warning for Shellfish Buyers
- Traffic Resumes After Leaking Pipe Repaired
- Man Gets 2-Year Term for Threatening Reagan
- No Conflict Because There's Only One Client : Law: The city attorney can properly advise several municipal agencies at once, as it is doing in the Gates matter.
- Retraction of Support for Gates Sought : Police: Members of black LAPD group demand that their leaders take back statement praising chief's leadership. The board did not poll rank and file before making announcement.
- Ex-Mater Dei Coach Campbell Takes Job at Santa Margarita
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Cypress Beats Rancho Santiago to Win Conference Softball Title
- Russian Nationalist Imprisoned for Anti-Semitism Kills Himself
- Priest Seeking to Spotlight Drug Dealers : A maverick prelate in Chicago calls on people to use video cameras to help catch criminals.
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- Changing Lifestyles : Learning to Love a Peace Dividend : Normal living now seems abnormal to Beirutis who have grown accustomed to 16 years of civil warfare.
- Gospel 'Singers' Give Religion a Good Rap
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Jewish Group Calls for Spy's Release
- Environmentalists Call Revised AQMD Plan 'Step Backward'
- Student Sets Self on Fire in South Korean Protests
- Sunless Spots : On a Bright Day, Many Prefer the Privacy and Ease of Tanning Salons
- MISSION VIEJO : Timetable to Finish Road to Be Discussed
- City Facing $1.9 Million in Cutbacks : Ventura: Proposed reductions could affect nearly all departments. Officials blame prisoner booking fees and property tax costs.
- Judge Upholds Award Given to Joe Morgan
- San Diego
- Witness Tells How Botched Robbery Led to Killing at Ojai New Year's Party
- County Courthouse Is Declared No-Smoking Area
- Judge May Delay Police Trial, Cites Leaking of Files to Press : King beating: Jurist says release of too much information may make it impossible to find an unbiased jury. He sees a possible attempt to sabotage the case.
- 29 More Haitians on Crowded Boat Rescued by Coast Guard
- Iraqi Phones to Ring Again
- Wilson Intensifies Push for No-Fault Insurance : Politics: Governor assails lawyers group as obstacle to cheaper auto rates. He vows to veto Speaker's bill.
- As Supporters Rally in Moscow, Yeltsin Visits Striking Miners
- Profile : Who Really Speaks for the Kurds in Talks With Hussein? : A tentative pact with Iraq has been reached but Kurdish leaders may not be unified in their stand.
- COLUMN ONE : Women's New Push for Health : Stepped-up activism nationwide is focusing on breast and ovarian cancer. Groups want improved insurance coverage and more funds for research.
- Inmate Is Set Ablaze by Fellow Prisoners
- Republic Limits Venom Exports to Boost Profits
- Briefing Paper : S. America Banking on a New Market
- Layoff Notices for 142 Teachers Are Withdrawn
- Implants: A Connection to Cancer? : Medicine: The latest FDA advisory on surgeries and the order to implant makers to submit safety data have raised new concerns about the risks.
- Court-Martial Begins in Marine Spy Case : Espionage: Camp Pendleton corporal is accused of trying to sell secrets to an FBI agent posing as a Soviet agent.
- Gallegly to Again Back Brady Bill : Gun control: Going against his party's mainstream, the Simi Valley Republican plans to vote for legislation requiring a waiting period before purchase.
- 2 Arrested for Allegedly Firing Shots at Police
- Saving a Project--and the Coastline : A proposed Disney theme park in Long Beach becomes a hot political potato
- Inventor Helps Children With Special Needs
- Retired Marine Colonel Barred From Bases : Controversy: Brig. Gen. Wayne T. Adams permanently banishes the man he fired as his chief of staff over allegations of misuse of military planes.
- NETWORKING: Marie Walsh of Laguna Hills knows...
- IN BRIEF : Air Force Escape Society Will Meet
- BELFAST : Silent Treatment Ends
- 7.0 Quake Hits Soviet Georgia, Kills at Least 30
- Infant, 3 Others Killed in Crash Near Lancaster
- Classic 'City Lights' Finds New Audience
- Teaching Them She Can Learn
- Of Fame and Name-Dropping, Sciolists and Nonentities
- She's Involved in a Commitment
- Barbara Bush Cites 'Horror' of Child Abuse
- ENVIRONMENT : Eagles Flock to an Unlikely Feast : In an ironic twist, a much-maligned dam creates a trout spawning ground that attracts the endangered birds.
- Section of I-5 to Close for Widening Project
- Chula Vista
- U.S. Drug Chief Gets Firsthand Look at S.D. Border Problems
- ORANGE : School Yearbook Staff Is Honored
- SATICOY : Adult Trial Urged for Youth in Killings
- Police Have No Clues in Disappearance of Baby
- Names in the News
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- BASEBALL : DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Doctor Says Bo Jackson Is Improving
- Notes on a Scorecard
- Hard Life and a Short Life : Taft's Leon Patterson Could Have Been Great, but He Succumbed at 21 to Kidney Disease in 1954
- Former major leaguer Al Oliver was named...
- Georgia Tech's Cremins Spurns Notre Dame
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK : Padres are Getting Serious in Search for Third Baseman
- Johnson May Take Trip to Title
- ANALYSIS : This Ending Getting Old for Kings
- College Basketball
- MUSIC/DANCE
- TELEVISION
- Art World Eyes State of Market : Auctions: A new round of bidding on about $200 million in works by major artists should establish new price levels.
- WEEKEND BOX OFFICE : 'Dances,' 'Lambs' Lose Ground
- VIDEO: Kensington Shop Is Famous for Selection : Pick a Video, <i> Any</i> Video : Entertainment: A mom-and-pop store in Kensington has built its reputation on its selection. They'll even help you choose from among the 8,000 titles.
- Testimony Implicates Lawyers in Fraud Case : Trial: The eight attorneys--five from the San Fernando Valley--face long prison terms if convicted.
- VENTURA : Explosion Destroys Apartment House
- Missile Buffs Raise Money for Museum
- Defense Contractor Moves Weapons Tests
- Leaks to Press May Delay Trial of Four Officers in Beating : King case: Release of information may make it impossible to select an unbiased jury, judge says.
- UCLA kicker Brad Daluiso signed a free-agent...
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