- NBA ROUNDUP : Without Robinson, Spurs Just Another Loser
- Amelia Earhart
- OTHER NEWS - March 30, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - March 30, 1992
- Notes on a Scorecard - March 30, 1992
- TELEVISION - March 30, 1992
- TELEVISION - March 30, 1992
- Trash Industry Faithful Patron of O.C. Officials : Contributions: Current supervisors have received $135,000 from the haulers the board regulates.
- TECHNOLOGY - March 30, 1992
- From the Archives: Going his way: Martin Landau finds that roles for his age range can be rewarding
- Hints of Recovery Fail to Lighten Americans' Mood : Economy: Many consumers remain unconvinced that things will get better soon. Their pessimism may be prolonging the slump.
- Exchange Serves as Chinese Financial and Social Center : Stocks: Irvine-based Hung Foo trading office links investors to Taiwan market. People also gather there to discuss events in Asia.
- MONOGAMY by Marilyn Swick (HarperPerennial: $9)....
- Parking in Barcelona: Sparse and Expensive
- THE BOTTOM LINE
- Joining the Ranks : How Molly Ringwald's Role as an AIDS Patient Gave Her a Chance to Help Fight the Disease
- Brown to Uplink With Voters in Unusual Modem Operandi
- HEALTH HORIZONS : FITNESS : It's a Long Way to Run : WHEN YOU ASK PEOPLE WHY THEY RUN MARATHONS, THEY WILL ALMOST ALWAYS SAY THEY WANT TO IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH. BUT THERE IS MORE TO IT THAN THAT.
- Park Critic Profited in Land Deals : Real estate: Ty Sisson has earned millions of dollars by selling properties in the Santa Monica Mountains to the National Park Service.
- Suspect Held in Kidnaping of Girl From Georgia
- Saudi Monarch Says West's Democracy Not Apt for Region
- Bush Gets Into the Act at Gridiron Club Revue
- Enough Debating About Government and the Arts
- 3 Valley Youths Win Top Spots in Citizen Bee Competition
- For Cancer-Stricken Aerialist, Life Itself Is Death-Defying Feat : Challenge: Angel Wallenda, who lost a leg to cancer, will use an experimental prosthesis made by a San Diego firm in her famous family's high-wire act.
- Housing Project for Terminally Ill Clears Hurdle : Development: Zoning official approves plans for 23-bed facility in San Pedro for low-income patients suffering from AIDS and other diseases.
- CITY HALL ROUNDUP : One reason why Daryl Gates always draws a crowd in Wilmington.
- Auto Racing
- Auto Racing
- CLU Rebounds From 1st Loss to Win Championship
- Robeson, Glusac Bounce Back at Sundevil Meet : High school track: Runners put their problems of last season behind them with strong performances.
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : Oscar Show
- JAZZ : NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- JAZZ : NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : Your Academy Awards Ballot...
- New Liability Twist Has Lawyers, Accountants Scurrying : Professions: Lawyers and accountants are facing more lawsuits resulting from failures of companies. The suits raise questions of their obligation to their clients and the public.
- LAWS OF ORDER: A Book of Hierarchies,...
- Crafting a Visit to the Mexico of Another Era : Folk-art tours visit villages where artisans observe time-honored traditions.
- The Wine List
- His Complaints Are Money to the Bank
- Furious City Manager Gives Employee Groups a Civics Lesson
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : DESIGN : Some Personal History
- Kentucky Program Takes Aim at Migrants' Cycle of Poverty : Education: 'Recruiters' travel back roads to find workers' children and keep them in school. The effort has won raves from national authorities.
- Joyce Koupal; Activist Who Co-Founded People's Lobby
- HEALTH HORIZONS : FITNESS : Surviving a Marathon
- O.C. Patient Says Anti-Pot Policy Is Hazardous to Health
- Poland Is Safe
- Russian Hijackers Free Captives, Seek Asylum
- SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: March 28
- Political Soul Mates Clash for Assembly Seat : Elections: Reapportionment throws GOP legislators Tom Mays, Nolan Frizzelle and Doris Allen together in a fight for the 67th District seat that is forcing conservatives to choose sides.
- Lawmen May Give Joint Copter Patrols a Whirl : Tactics: Two cities and the Sheriff's Department study whether they can cover more territory at less cost by combining chopper units.
- VENTURA : Pedestrian Stabs Motorist in Fight
- A Rate Increase That Must Be Faced : Council can't avoid raising sewer rates to make court-ordered fixes on system
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT : Western Kentucky Season to Have Photo Finish : Mideast Regional: Preseason picture had sign reading "L.A. or bust." The Hilltoppers beat Maryland to reach the Final Four.
- Confident Pierce Rolls to 8-2 Win Over Valley
- Venice Artist Strives to Capture the Nuances of Los Angeles' Non-Stereotypical Vistas
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : PRETTY BASIC : Sex, Violence or Douglas? Well, Nobody Left a Stone Unturned
- When Black Is Dutiful : COMPANY MAN, <i> By Brent Wade (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill: $18.95; 219 pp.)</i>
- Average Rates for Residential Mortgages
- Casual Attitude Is Key to Beach City's Charm : Redondo Beach: 'Sleepy town,' which hasn't escalated to pricier fold of its Manhattan Beach neighbor, is preparing to celebrate 100th anniversary.
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Gotti's Lawyer Calls Case a 'Frame-Up'
- ELECTIONS : In This Race, 'Politician' Is a Dirty Word
- Sierra Madre : More Asbestos at Library
- In New Russia, Clergymen Visit Convicts : Religion: Priests making rounds in prisons are another phenomenon of political change. Donations from the West help support the program.
- Sri Lanka Children Deprived, Exploited
- Recession Burdens Tory Campaigns : Britain: As hard times hit once-affluent communities, the Conservative Party fights to hang on to its majority in Parliament.
- Children Learn Young About Life on Fast Track : Lifestyle: Socialization demands begin in day-care centers, and by age 7 they are computer-literate. Not all of this is good.
- Playing the Numbers
- Science Thrives in Shadow of the Grand Teton Range
- THOROUGHBRED RACING : Day Scores His Fifth Beam Victory as Lil E. Tee Wins Unimpressively
- Pepperdine Blanks Toreros Twice
- All It Takes Is Perfection for Blue Devils : East Regional: Laettner hits every shot he takes, including winner in overtime victory over Kentucky.
- TRACK TUSTIN RELAYS : Tolson's Work Pays Off; Freshman Boisvert Rallies to Win
- 'Play's' Keene Curtis Is Replaced for Having a Neat Idea
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : Oscar Bits!
- Hitting the Streets : VARIATIONS ON A THEME PARK: The New American City and the End of Public Space, <i> Edited by Michael Sorkin (Hill & Wang / Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $30, cloth; $15, paper; 252 pp.)</i>
- NOT A CLEAR-CUT DECISION
- Getting a Clear Picture of Customs : A good attitude and preparation can make your stay in a foreign country more pleasant.
- Worldwide Hunt Is On for Ivory Substitutes : Animals: Ban on African elephant tusks prompts search for alternative material. 'Vegetable ivory' from South American palm tree nuts is one novel source.
- Amazing Spinner Gives Most Anything a Whirl
- Creating a County a Recurring Dream on the Border : Government: Some residents want to split from Los Angeles and Ventura and form a jurisdiction with common social, political and environmental interests.
- Family, Friends Mourn Death of Dorsey Athlete : Tragedy: Hundreds attend service for honor student who died of a self-inflicted gunshot.
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Barring a Trade, Lefferts Earns a Spot in the Starting Rotation
- Conner Gets Easy Victory : America's Cup: Stars & Stripes defeats Bill Koch's new Kanza by more than two minutes in fourth-round opener.
- MacLean and Bruins Vanish in Thin Air
- OSCAR STYLE : The Nominees Are...In Art Direction
- Moldovan Troops Ordered to Put Down Secessionists
- Barns Reveal Rich History in Collapsing State : History: Photographs help to trace a disappearing part of Illinois' landscape.
- Recession Strikes Minority Businesses With Extra Fury : Economy: Entrepreneurs who often face racial barriers find their problems compounded by downturn.
- In Brief : Oliver Stone, Anita Hill to Receive Awards
- Candidates for West Hollywood City Council
- A Friend's Anguish : Drunk Driver Took Life of One Man, Spirit of Another
- Proposals, Like Nixon's, to Send Money to Save Democracy in Russia Won't Work : Foreign Policy: Billions in aid are no substitute for a political dialogue with Commonwealth states. Who the democrats, anyway?
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Personal Feud Costs UNLV Its Basketball and Academic Reputation
- Toxic Burner Heats Debate in Tijuana, S.D. : Environment: Mexico's first commercial toxic waste incinerator is to start operating this summer. Foes on both sides of the border fear that the plant, near a densely populated area, could cause a catastrophe.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S TOURNAMENT : Finch Has Target: Hat Trick With Memphis State : Midwest Regional: He has reached Final Four as a player, assistant and needs to beat Cincinnati to make it as a head coach.
- ROUNDUP : Edison Rallies in Late Innings, Beats Ocean View
- Sights and Smells of Vienna's 'Third Man' Tour : Sewers play a major part in guided walk through city where classic film was made in 1949.
- EVENTS IN APRIL : The Blossoming of Expo '92 and a Flower Show
- Low Rents, High Standards
- British Press Now Has All the News About Itself : History: New encyclopedia includes 2,800 biographies of journalists spanning last 500 years.
- Private Education With a Conscience : Schools: Pasadena's Polytechnic offers students academic excellence and appreciation for the arts. Pupils are required to perform community service.
- Dog, Owner Reunited After 3 Years
- Duarte : Business Center Satellite
- Being 'Out' Is the 'In' Thing in California : Senate: Washington veterans bash themselves; donkeys sound like elephants and every Democrat wants to be "Feminist of the Year."
- Depending on the Kindness of Strangers : Economic allies abandon America
- Wally Serote : Administering the ANC's New Cultural Affairs Policies
- A Dirty Job--But Someone Has to Do It : Sanitation: Hyperion sewage treatment plant draws applause from environmentalists with improved procedures and $2.2-billion overhaul.
- Pickup Flips, Killing Driver, Injuring Man
- CAMARILLO : Water Rates Reduced for Homeowners
- COUNTY REPORT. Coming of Age : Residents Hope to Unite and Conquer : Politics: Some communities want to form a new county with common social, environmental and other interests.
- NHL Owners Make 'Last Proposal' to Players
- Actress-Author Devotes Herself to Making a Name for 19th-Century Writer and Feminist
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : Predicting Is a Real Beast : Monday night's main event between 'Beauty' and 'The Lambs' will be close, but it looks good for the one in which the beasts are human.
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP : In Brief
- RAP WARS: Los Angeles rappers N.W.A. may...
- Detouring Around Tax Bite on a Restored Car
- On Broadway : Despite Problems, Great White Way Is in a Revival
- THE OXFORD BOOK OF ROYAL ANECDOTES, ...
- BASEBALL
- Restore Your Water Pressure Without Calling a Plumber
- Mr. Inside & Mr. Outside : The Audacious Berman Brothers Built A Powerful Progressive Machine in California. But Can They Survicve a New Political Order?
- HEALTH HORIZONS : ENVIRONMENT : A Crowded Planet : MANY SAY THAT DRASTIC ACTION IS NEEDED TO SLOW POPULATION GROWTH AS THE NUMBER OF EARTH INHABITANTS ROCKETS TOWARD 14 BILLION BY THE MIDDLE OF THE NEXT CENTURY.
- Tennis
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT : When Heather Burge Adjusts, Virginia Wins : East Regional: At 6 feet 5 she faces a taller opponent, but still scores 28 points during a 70-58 victory over Vanderbilt.
- RACING ROUNDUP : Pine Bluff Wins Rebel Stakes
- They Wait for Chance to Sit and Serve : Seat fillers scramble to occupy the chairs of celebrities at televised awards shows, like tomorrow's Oscar extravaganza
- OUTDOOR FIRST-AID: A Field Guide to Recognition...
- NOT A CLEAR-CUT DECISION
- Enjoy Kingston but Don't Be Naive : Crime is higher than elsewhere in the Caribbean. Avoid public transportation and walking at night.
- Tough Love : At-Risk Students Find They Can Blossom With Right Help in Right Classroom
- Principal Reassigned Despite School Protests in His Behalf : Education: Allegations of racism surrounded the controversy when word leaked out that DeMille Middle School's Zeff Dena might lose his job. The new principal is also Latino.
- James Webb; Ran NASA, Helped Plan Moon Landing
- HEATH HORIZONS : MEDICINE : A Primer in Mammography : WHAT TO EXPECT FROM MAMMOGRAMS
- Boat Industry Gets That Sinking Feeling : Economy: Slip vacancies reach 30% in some marinas as recession spurs repossessions and desperation sales.
- Football
- PREPS / MITCH POLIN : Peninsula's Mulligan Is Named Top Girls' Player in State
- SWIMMING SOUTHERN SECTION RELAYS : By Winning Meet, Mission Viejo Boys Send a Message
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP
- BUGSY I : So Vegas Wasn't His Idea and He Was a Bigot to Boot
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP : In Brief
- Discounts Starring at Theaters
- THE TWO FACES OF JIHAD
- Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Baby's Parents Plan Death Case Appeal
- Death in a Small Town : After Months of Rumors and Startling Twists Rock Quaint Marshall, Mich., a TV Anchorwoman's Husband Faces Trial in Her Ambush Slaying
- Underground Moment of Truth
- It's a Happy Ending for Playwright Whose Script Gets a Reading on Stage : Arts: Long Beach Playhouse's Studio Theatre gives writers valuable exposure. One of seven works will be chosen for a six-week, fully staged production.
- REVERSAL OF FORTUNE: The Bell Gardens City...
- Protocol Chief Breaks the Ice for Businesses : Commerce: Mary Bonino Jones is responsible for getting foreign dignitaries together with local industries seeking to expand their trade opportunities.
- Family Tree : Hass' 1st Avocado Seedling Still Stands and Bears Fruit
- Swallows Day Celebration Takes on New Meaning
- Late Uprising Enables CSUN to Salvage Split
- If You're Tempted by Tempeh . . .
- POP MUSIC : The Boss Feels Good : Bruce Springsteen, the noted brooder, directs his passion into a celebration of happiness in his two new albums : ****, "Human Touch" : ****, "Lucky Town", <i> Columbia</i>
- DANCE : The Sounds of Silence : When Eliot Feld couldn't secure the music for his ballet 'Endsong,' he simply turned off the volume
- BASEBALL
- Chechen Republic's Independent Nature Bodes Ill for Russia, Yeltsin : Conflict: Proud people take lone wolf as their symbol. Muslim enclave is the first, but probably not the last, to try to leave the federation.
- The Job Is Murder--Solving 'Perfect Crimes' : Forensics: Expert uses science and technology to unravel the most baffling whodunits. Most of his cases involve homicides.
- Never on Sunday (TMC Sunday at 10:30...
- N.Y. Lawmakers, Cuomo Reach Budget Accord
- Kurdish-Related Violence Escalates in Turkey
- El Monte : Money for Legal Fees OKd
- Sex-Crimes Suspect Who Has AIDS Out on Bail
- HEATH HORIZONS : MEDICINE : Ice, the Wonder Drug : DOCTORS AND ATHLETES HAVE KNOWN FOR YEARS THAT IT PROMOTES HEALING, RELIEVES PAIN, HAS NO TOXIC SIDE EFFECTS, COSTS ALMOST NOTHING, AND DOESN'T REQUIRE A PRESCRIPTION.
- Going His Way : Martin Landau Finds that Roles for His Age Range Can Be Rewarding
- With Angry Voters in Populist Mood, Two Candidates Give Politics a Bad Name : Campaign: Two unlikely populists are feeding into the public's frustration. The message is right for the times--but are the messengers?
- Pay for Reservists
- Abbott's Long-Term Deal a Casualty of Angel Deficit
- COLLEGE TRACK NORTHRIDGE INVITATIONAL : Vujic's Old Coach Gives Him New Start
- This Year, November Gave No Hint of Fall
- Swartout Wins 1,650 in Junior Olympic Swim
- NO MORE TROUBLE BREWING : New Padre Gary Sheffield Says He Left His Troubles in Milwaukee
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP : En Vogue--Funky Divas for the '90s
- ART : The Wasteland : The world of photographer Lewis Baltz lies just beyond the city, where he records bleak images of the American West
- Remember These Names Because They'll Be Popping Up Later
- A Short Drive to Manage Distant Investments : Securities: A new exchange in Irvine caters to Asian issues. It's part of a growing chain.
- Consider an Audit of Your Home Utility Bills
- When Traveling It Helps to Dress for the Part : Tips on easy-to-pack clothing that can make trips more enjoyable.
- BASEBALL
- History's Bloodiest Hands : HITLER AND STALIN: Parallel Lives, <i> By Alan Bullock (Alfred A. Knopf: $35; 1,024 pp.)</i>
- Guidebooks Highlight Black History-Related Landmarks in America : Heritage: Sites include statues, churches, college campuses, cemeteries, Civil War battlefields and the homes of famous African-Americans.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Clinton, Brown Head for Showdown in N.Y. : Democrats: Californian's chances of winning are strong enough to send a chill through party hierarchy.
- Japan-Bashing Skills Tested in New Game
- Darrell's School : Education: A laid-back style and a willingness to listen were key traits that helped Darrell Hughes win the principal's job at the Westside Alternative School.
- HEALTH HORIZONS : NUTRITION : Eat Less, Live Longer : A LIFE SPAN OF 140 YEARS--OR MORE? THE WAY TO REACH THIS POTENTIAL FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH IS WITH FOOD--MUCH LESS OF IT.
- The subject of Richard Attenborough's 1982 Gandhi...
- ELECTIONS : Hillside, Depot Plans Are Top Council Issues : Politics: Eight candidates are competing for two open seats. Most stress fiscal conservatism.
- Brown Served on Board of Firm Tied to FDA Fine
- Paramount City Council
- AIDS Care-Givers Sought for Study
- Another $150 Million Down the Drain? : The public deserves answers in the savings and loan flap
- Crash Critically Injures Cal State Tennis Player
- Zoo Still Assailed for Elephant's Death : Reaction: Protests over handling of Hannibal continue. Facility's director backs call for an independent investigation.
- 3 Advance to State Finals of Citizen Bee
- TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Captaincy Is Appealing to McEnroe
- Football
- Stanford Wins NCAA Swim Title
- BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Moffatt Keys Ventura's Win Over Glendale
- Fake Autographs Have Become Sign of Sports Collecting Times
- COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Titans Get 22 Runs, Rout Pacific
- Sporting News Cafe Gets a Double Play
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP
- Tchaikovsky's Greatest Hits Revisited
- It's Got Resorts fo Every Taste, Hot Reggae and Hotter Jerk Chicken and Package Deals It Hopes Will Make You Forget Hawaii. . . : It's jamaica, Mon!
- The Last of the White-Tie Journalists : I'VE SEEN THE BEST OF IT: Memoirs, <i> By Joseph W. Alsop with Adam Platt (W. W. Norton: $29.95; 495 pp.)</i>
- WRITING: The Story of Alphabets and Scripts...
- Arms Arrests Catch Poland by Surprise
- $30M Home on Deck for Hitter
- BASEBALL
- Sixty-six years ago, the country's first transcontinental...
- HEATH HORIZONS : HEALTH CARE : Remedying Medical Bills : IF YOU THOUGHT THE HOSPITAL STAY WAS TRAUMATIC, WAIT UNTIL THE BILLING DEPARTMENT GETS YOU IN THEIR CLUTCHES.
- DIVERSIONS : Eggs Hatch Rebirth of Ukraine Culture
- Romantic Parioli
- Pequot Indians Strike It Rich in Their Casino
- 545-Acre Development Proposal Forces City to Redefine Rural Lifestyle : Development: A proposed housing and golf project on 545 acres in Powder Canyon is forcing residents to take a hard look at redefining their rural lifestyle.
- 1 Store, 1 Owner, 26 Years of Memories : Business: The Cottage Market closed when Mary Perkins' retired last fall. The interior is being upgraded in hopes of finding a new tenant, but it will never again be the store everyone simply called 'Mary's.'
- Of Memorable Moments and Those Forgotten
- Pay for Reservists
- Water Bearer : When It Rains, Work Pours for Keeper of Big Tujunga Dam
- ELECTIONS / CALABASAS : Lackluster Campaign Belies Issues Crucial to Growth of Area
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Howell Shows He's Nearly Ready
- Sockers' Slump Continues as Wichita Gets a Victory : Soccer: Sockers back into home-field advantage in MSL playoffs when Baltimore defeats Dallas.
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Thobe Pitches Rancho Santiago Past Saddleback
- AMERICA'S CUP / DAILY REPORT : An Old Boat Has New Look in Victory
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : How Our Nominees Fared Elsewhere
- After the Little Gold Man Walked Into Her Life . . .
- THE SHRILL OF SUCCESS : The Lighting Is Soft, the Clientele Famous, the Vibrations Loud. There's Food, Too.
- THE LAST FINE TIME by Verlyn...
- The Wounds of War : AFTER 12 YEARS OF FIGHTING, THE PEOPLE OF EL SALVADOR, FROM FORMER GUERRILLAS TO WEALTHY BUSINESSMEN, ARE BEGINNING TO COME TOGETHER IN AN UNEASY JOURNEY TOWARD PEACE.
- If You Think Rockets are Toys, Better Stand Back : Hobbies: Enthusiasts put on spectacular shows as powerful models grow longer than cars. Some miles-high launches require FAA clearance.
- No Denying the Need, and the Danger : Somalia's civil war is proving even bloodier than first feared
- Times Carries Off 60 Awards at Press Club : Journalism: The newspaper wins 13 of 32 categories in which its staffers entered, including best news story, best beat reporting, best feature article and best story on science and technology.
- CAMARILLO : Council Postpones Water District Study
- Wyatt Earp Might Not Pass Muster if He Tried to Join Marshals Today : Lawmen: Modern applicants must have intelligence and physical stamina. The O.K. Corral hero would probably have trouble with the FBI background check.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S TOURNAMENT : Michigan's Kids Looking Well Past Ohio State : Southeast Regional: Five freshmen are not intimidated by two previous losses to the Buckeyes.
- Roark Notches 1st Career Win on Opening Night at Saugus
- Gulls Run Home Winning Streak to Seven
- No Changing Team Tabloid : Mets Brought in Torborg for Stability, but Off-the-Field Events Have Dominated
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP : In Brief
- Patricia and Dan Hunter of Huntington Beach,...
- Beilenson Admits 5 Checks Overdrawn at House Bank
- Difference Between Laguna Beach and Lake Forest? $66.36 : Garbage fees: It's the same service from the same firm, but residential bills hinge on where you live.
- He Sees Triathlon as an Exercise in Longevity
- Chronic Sorrow, Heartache Afflict Parents of the Mentally Disabled : Psychology: The sadness can hit any time and continue after a child dies. Some find ways to lessen the hurt, but most accept it as a fact of life.
- Residents, DWP Agree on Lake Plan : Environment: A year of mediation has resulted in a proposal that would preserve the beauty of two main reservoirs while improving water quality.
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : SHOPTALK : Race On Over
- A Nora for Now : English Theater's Leading Actress Stars in 'A Doll's House' for PBS
- Researchers Turn to Rain Forests for AIDS, Cancer Cures
- Youth Stabbed, May Be Paralyzed
- Management Takes Pay Cut at 2 Hospitals
- Woman Planning to Move Is Killed by Stray Bullet
- Couples Gets in It With a 63 : Golf: He trails Faldo by four shots after course record at Players Championship.
- McGriff in Shadows Despite Shining Play
- SELLING . . . OUT?: The National...
- JAZZ : NEW RELEASES : For Stan Getz, a Triumphant Swan Song
- True Island Fantasy
- Notes about your surroundings.
- If the urban chaos of the South...
- Search Continues for Navy Pilot
- 2 Van Nuys Men Killed in Car Crash
- COUNTY REPORT. Coming of Age : East Gains Population, Clout
- UC IRVINE TRACK INVITATIONAL : Wysocki Sticks to Her Schedule for Barcelona
- Northridge Rallies to Win Softball Title
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : No Winners in Standoff at Houston
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S TOURNAMENT : For Duke, All It Takes Is Perfection : East Regional: Laettner hits every shot he takes, including game-winner in overtime victory over Kentucky.
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP
- POP MUSIC : SPRING ALBUM ROUNDUP
- Duel for First May Be Just Between Friends : Dinah Shore golf: Inkster leads Sheehan by one shot, but they are not alone at the top.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S TOURNAMENT : Snappy Retort : Indiana's Cheaney Uses Towel to Show That Whipping by Knight Was Mere Joke
- Bowling
- COMMENTARY : If They Are Not Breaking Law, Athletes Deserve Some Privacy
- ROUNDUP : Loyola Marymount Baseball Team Splits WCC Doubleheader on Road
- Play on Boxer, Fighter Pulls No Punches in Look at Gay-Bashing
- STATE OF MIND
- 'Power Spot' on the Modoc Plateau
- OSCAR STYLE : The Winners Are. . .IN COSTUME DESIGN
- OSCAR STYLE : The Winners Are. . .IN MAKEUP
- HOME IMPROVEMENT : HANDYMAN Q & A : Garage Door Glides on Proper Spring Tension
- Tenant Resents Unexpected Cost for Cable TV
- San Dimas : Senior Center Under Way
- Intense on the Set! : Bruce Davison's Career Continues to Take New and Uncharted Turns
- HEALTH HORIZONS : <i> LETTER FROM THE EDITOR : </i>
- Star UC Player Now Star Witness in Sect Trial : Cult: Football standout Robert Rozier Jr. tells of random killings, Death Angels and blind devotion in the Florida case against Yahweh Ben Yahweh.
- Anita Colby; Top Model, Writer, Actress
- Sure, Biosphere 2 Is Hermetically Sealed, But What's Wrong With Take-Out Food?
- Car Speeding Over 100 Crashes; Man Dies
- ELECTIONS EL SEGUNDO : City Growth Develops Into Main Council Issue
- Clippers Packing Victories Away : Pro basketball: They prepare for key five-game trip by beating the Bucks, 103-95, to move within half a game of SuperSonics.
- Yamaguchi Leads; Judges Get Low Marks : Figure skating: Controversy flares as sub-par performances by Kerrigan, Harding are seemingly overlooked.
- Czechoslovakia Slows Down Americans With Doubles Victory : Davis Cup: Suk's serves prove baffling to McEnroe and Leach. U.S. needs one win in singles today.
- THE LAST WORD: Remember Dr. Hook's old...
- 1944 Opera Rises Above Tragic Birth : A musical work, composed by death-bound inmates in a Nazi show camp, survives as a tribute to the human spirit
- Rookie Seat Filler Finds Himself at a Front-Row Table
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : ON LOCATION : Mr. Monday Night : Billy Crystal's just finished a painstaking project: directing and starring in 'Mr. Saturday Night.' Next: hosting the Oscars
- VERBATIM
- Amnesty Program Earns Grant as Model for Other Colleges
- Council Fails to Reach Last-Ditch Agreement to Bolster Building Ban : Development: Some call the new moratorium on the construction of single-family homes a toothless tiger. Its provisions weaken the criteria for exemptions.
- Childless Women Band Together, Confront Future of Empty Arms : Families: They are twice as likely as their mothers not to have children. Many face public misconceptions.
- HEALTH HORIZONS : PULSE : HOLD THE FAT