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THE HOUSE
Suicide Pact Is Obsolete, So Why Keep the Weapons? : Nuclear Arms: Washington and Moscow will not reduce to zero. But they should make prodigious cuts.
San Onofre
PLATFORM : Grow We Must
David Farmer, of Philadelphia, beat Roberto Gaggioli...
THE SIDELINES : Trail Blazer Off Hook in Melee
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Strawberry Fails to Get Caminiti's Fly to Right, Astros Edge Mets, 2-1
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : For Cigar Smokers, an Evening of Paradise : At the second annual smoker at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel, civilized life among males of the species reaffirmed itself. It was what a boys' night out would be if it were orchestrated by David Niven.
TV & VIDEO - April 30, 1990
TV & VIDEO - April 30, 1990
TV & VIDEO - April 30, 1990
POP/ROCK - April 30, 1990
A Pair of Marines Recall Terror, Chaos During the Fall of Saigon
RIBBON CUTTER: The long-awaited opening of Irvine's...
SCARY: The lastest exhibit at the Newport...
VIET NAME: The story of the Vietnamese-American...
CHANGING PLACES: When Orange County's new airport...
Bustling Park Suffers Growing Pains : Sepulveda Dam: Only Griffith Park draws more visitors, but its future as an 'active' park remains unclear due to a chronic lack of money.
L.A. Fiesta Broadway Draws 500,000 People : Cinco de Mayo: Kickoff of week of events was the largest cultural block party downtown since 1986.
2 Rallies Aim at Problems of Homelessness : Street people: One seeks to register Skid Row habitues to vote. In Santa Monica, residents express concern about crime linked to transients.
Ojai Valley Inn Returns to Luxury : Resorts: The hotel has many pasts from Hollywood retreat to soldiers' barracks. New owners now are trying to boost it from obscurity.
Ranking Milken Among the Rogues : Finance: History could judge him an economic force of nature, a J. P. Morgan or just another business sharpie.
. . . and the Comforts of a Peaceful Parador
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : FITNESS : A MATTER OF SAFETY
Recreational Vehicles Making Major Inroads : Transportation: RV and motor-home rental vacations are growing in popularity. Theirappeal is expected to begin attracting more than just retirees.
Parenting Program Focuses on Premise That Stopping Gangs Begins in the Home
48-Hour Truce Gives Lebanon Breather
The Phantom of the Opera (Showtime Sunday...
'A Chorus Line'--One Singular Sensation--Takes Its Final Bow
Turnout for the Talmud : A Thousand Orthodox Jews Finish One Cycle of Reading, and Embark on Yet Another
Copter Crashes on Roof of Building; Pilot Killed
AT HOME WITH THE Titan of the Trail : Competition: Susan Butcher runs her own kennel and nurtures the pups, forging the unusual bond that has made her dog sled teams the best in the world.
Confidence--Partly a Matter of Genetics
Driving Rain Hits South; Late Snow Blankets Rockies
Epidemic That Won't Go Away : AIDS commission has strong words for President Bush, Los Angeles
COLUMN ONE : Few Viet Exiles Find U.S.Riches : Refugees have forged an enduring stereotype of economic and intellectual overachievement. But most live in poverty, with significant language and cultural handicaps.
ROUNDUP : Pospich Claims Ojai Tennis Singles Title
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago Wins on Hit in 10th
Villanova's women completed their second consecutive distance...
BIG WEST BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Titan Fortunes Turn Into 9-6 Defeat
BASEBALL: The Dark Side
BETTING WITH BOB
UC IRVINE TRACK AND FIELD INVITATIONAL : Finland's Alafrantti Warms Up to the Javelin
BASEBALL MISCELLANY
Heartfelt gratitude fo NBC for its presentation...
Redrawing the Art Museum Visitor Profile
Quibbles & Bits
On a Gracious Note, the Phantom Bids Farewell
How to Get to Irian Jaya and When to Go
MEDICINE : GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : THE GOOD PATIENT : 'THE DAYS OF THE PASSIVE PATIENT JUST SEEKING TO FOLLOW THE ORDERS OF THE PHYSICIAN ARE OVER. THIS IS A WELCOME CHANGE.'
I can recall when Cabo San Lucas...
Recreation and Wildlife Return to Mt. St. Helens
Ewing Heads Institute
Deukmejian Signs Bill Granting Extension on Airport Land Plans
Active Exercise for 'City of Health' : Wellness: Duarte is one of seven cities chosen by the state. A Wellness Guide of health resources will be distributed to all residents.
It's Show Time : Program Lets Pets Make Own Adoption Plea
ABC has fun, fun, fun; Oprah gets a series and the Material Girl has her own weekend on MTV.
Duarte Council Does Its Fighting on Court
Frustacis to Go Public Again in Court Battle
Psychologist Asks New Leaf on Self-Help Books
Cultural Exchange : Education: Third-graders from a Jewish school in Northridge visit their Navajo pen pals on an Indian reservation in Arizona.
It Simply Went Much Too Far
Copter Crashes But All Safe
New Owners Ready to Go at Canterbury : Race track: Corporation gets bargain rate after six years of losses in the millions. Attendance and handle are up on opening night at Minnesota track.
Iowa State's John Nuttall broke a 12-year-old...
Fish, Angler Numbers Small : Trout: Three men are rescued when their boat is swamped in 60 m.p.h. wind at Crowley Lake as the Eastern Sierra season opens.
Orel Surgery Cuts Dodgers to the Heart
YOUTH BASKETBALL: THE MARKETPLACE : O'Bannons Wary of Sales Pitch : Youth basketball: The family has tried to shield its sons from college bidding wars by establishing a set of strict guidelines.
Wax Museums: Never a Hard Sell : Entertainment: Some patrons wax nostalgic, others come eye to eye with modern-day celebrities. These throwbacks to a simpler, more innocent age are still profitable in a hi-tech world.
Searching for 'Hip' on Fifth Avenue
THE GIFT OF STONES by Jim Crace (Collier: $7.95)
This Maryland House Was Built Just for Spite
Nixon Tries It Again : IN THE ARENA A Memoir of Victory, Defeat, and Renewal by Richard Nixon (Simon & Schuster: $21.95; 384 pp.)
Works of Women Architects Shown
Traveling Picnic Table Can Come in Handy
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : NUTRITION : QUICK 'N' HEALTHFUL : SMART WAYS TO QUENCH A THIRST
THE RETURN OF RICHARD NIXON And Other Essays by Gregory McNamee (Harbinger House, 2802 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85712: $9.95; 213 pp.)
Tears for the Children of Tian An Men : LEGACIES A Chinese Mosaic by Bette Bao Lord (Alfred A. Knopf: $19.95; 245 pp)
Avoid Making Costly Mistakes When Selling Home
Youngsters Pick Up on Power Politics in Utah : Education: A creative elementary school principal urges his charges to come up with beneficial ideas and turn them into law. They succeed on a number of fronts.
More than Mascara : MOVIE ABOUT JIM AND TAMMY BAKKER GOES BEYOND THE CARICATURES, ACTOR SAYS
Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Are Planned Throughout the Southeast
Spanish Spelunker Quits in Quest for Cave-Sitting Record
A Portrait of Love : Students Paint Mural to Honor Man Who Touched Their Lives
New L.B. Police Complaint Unit Seeks Nominees
Painting the Town Green
Fishermen Fear Croaker Ban Could Sink Them : Business: The state wants to prohibit commercial harvesting of the fish because of chemical contamination off the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
John Crowley, Pasadena city director, has been...
Man and Whales: Just Too Close for Comfort? : Nature: Humans may be driving humpbacks from breeding grounds. A U.S. agency weighs guaranteeing the mammals 100 yards of privacy.
Shrines Reopen in Jerusalem's Christian Area
That New 'Mommy Math' Leaves Her Weak in the Knees
Program Targets Children of Alcoholics, Drug Abusers : Counseling: Downey-based group is one of the few to reach out to youngsters. 'Why wait until they grow up,' says program director.
Schools Bulge Despite Yearlong Schedule : Education: Immigration and a high birthrate have nullified gains made in the switch to a year-round schedule in the early '80s.
U.S. Keeps Economic, Political Heat on Hanoi 15 Years After War's End : Diplomacy: Washington has linked normalization to help on MIAs and Cambodia. But support for the policy of isolation may be fading.
LOTTERY RESULTS
Lawndale Youth Day Parade Draws 3,000
SKID ROW: The Los Angeles County registrar-recorder's...
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING : Golden West Sweeps South Coast Championships
Angel Order May Change After 3-2 Loss : Baseball: Rader probably will take Davis out of left field after error costs team a game against Yankees.
Rob Reiner Takes On 'Misery' : The director follows his hit comedy 'When Harry Met Sally . . . ' with a chiller, his second film taken from a Stephen King novel
Working Smart Can Help Ease the Pressure of Competitive Environment
GAO Laboring Mightily to Reform Agriculture Dept. : Bureaucracy: Congressional watchdog may have bitten off more than it can chew with huge agency mired in inertia, work-force problems.
Hotel Disasters Have Put Key Issue Under Fire : Safety: Statistics show that a majority of properties are ill-equipped to handle fires. Even worse, most guests have no idea what to do when a fire breaks out.
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : MEDICINE : COMING TO GRIPS WITH HEREDITY : SCIENTISTS ARE CREATING A DETAILED ROAD MAP OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN GENE SYSTEM, AND THERE IS NOW A REALISTIC POSSIBILITY THAT MEDICAL ADVANCES MAY GENERATE NEW TREATMENTS FOR GENETIC DISORDERS
Space Telescope Remains Balky; Shuttle Crew Gets Ready to Land
In-Home Counseling Helps to Salvage Families : Mental health: The program seeks to avoid placing children in foster care. Instead it tries to work with parents and youngsters by keeping them united.
Soviets Offer Way Out for Lithuanians : Secession: Gorbachev proposes a 'freeze' on the declaration of independence. Republic's leaders are cool to the initiative.
Messages that provoke critical thinking--and telephone calls.
The Devil Who Made U.S. Business Leaner, Meaner : Finance: How Michael Milken became the junk-bond king goes back to the time when American corporations were gobbling up the world.
Vietnam Veterans' Children Share in Agent Orange Claim
FBI Arrests Couple Who Allegedly Fled Separate Drug Trials
Congress May Make Land-Swap Decision : Cheeseboro Canyon: A House panel will determine whether the Park Service or legislators will have the final say in trading parkland.
Hells Angels Make Good Neighbors in Ventura : Bikers: Some say members of the motorcycle club on Fix Way are thoughtful and helpful. The Angels keep a low profile.
Kronemann Powers UC Irvine Into Lead : Big West Conference: Key victory at No. 1 singles puts Anteaters ahead of Fresno State, 40-38, after tournament's second day.
SDSU the Big Winner on First City College Track and Field Day
McLAUGHLIN: "The Mediterranean" Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra; Duos for Guitar and Piano. John McLaughlin, guitar; Katia Labeque, piano; London Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas. CBS MK 45578 (compact disc).
Business Spies Flourish, Allegedly With Ethics : Espionage: Nowadays they're 'competitor intelligence professionals,' and they claim to work above board. Many have graduate degrees.
Cornering Best Places to Reflect
Getting SLAPPed : Homeowner Groups, Community Activists Face Lawsuits by Developers, Government Agencies and Others They Have Battled
On a Guided Tour Through the National Parks
Officials Who Tried Drugs as Youths Find Public Is in a Forgiving Mood : Politics: Some experts term it a 'generational triumph.' But they warn attitudes grow tougher toward current or recent use of narcotics.
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : 14 FOOD : Can You Eat Just One?
Mexico's Church-State Ties Step Out From the Shadows
Infant Fighting for Life After Falling in Pool
Village Banking Offers Revolving Loans to Put Poor Women in Business : Poverty: The system operates in nine countries and has a nearly perfect repayment rate.
Climate Erodes Buildings in Persian Gulf
Fossils Penetrate Mystery of Biggest Creatures : Paleontology: A dinosaur graveyard in Colorado helps paint a picture of a world 138 million years before the dawn of man.
California IN BRIEF : THOUSAND OAKS : $100,000 in Jewels Stolen From Mall
Exercising Control on the Out of Control : Health: County's Psychiatric Emergency Team responds to calls about crises involving the mentally ill. Offering on-the-spot counseling is sometimes dangerous.
Airman Killed in Motorcycle Crash
Man Is Sentenced in In-Law Slaying
'I will always, always write about animals. It's become a passion for me'
City Cracks Down on Garment District : Safety: Inspectors slap more than a thousand citations on owners and tenants of buildings that are potential firetraps.
Gang Violence Threatens to Swamp Police : Law enforcement: The plague is no longer confined to core cities, prosecutors warn, so more resources are vital.
ROUNDUP : Dual Elements Wins Jockey Club Race
It Pays to Play the Game : Youth basketball: Recruiters lure players as young as 10 with free high-tech sneakers, free travel and sometimes even cash.
Freakish Things Are on the Way, Believe It or Not
Good Time Cruise
NICARAGUA DIVIDED La Prensa and the Chamorro Legacy by Patricia Taylor Edmisten (University Presses of Florida: $19.95; 142 pp.)
Fuentes and the Ghost of Goya : CONSTANCIA AND OTHER STORIES FOR VIRGINS by Carlos Fuentes (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $19.95; 340 pp.; 0-374-12886-3)
FICTIONTHE TEMPLE OF MY FAMILIAR by Alice...
Memorial Day Parade in Brentwood Canceled
Tiny Fish Threatened by Brewing Water War : Environment: The Devil's Hole pupfish clings to life in what may be the most restricted environment in the world in the Nevada desert.
Physics Professor Wins $30,000 Fellowship
Q & A : MELANIE MAYRON: 'directorsomething'
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: INSURANCE COMMISSIONER : Charges Traded Over Pitches to Lawyers
VA Must Revamp System for an Aging Clientele
Council Does Its Fighting on Wallyball Court
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING : Orange Coast Women Win Fifth Title in a Row
Desormeaux Succeeds at Being 5-Foot-3 Giant
GOLF ROUNDUP : Frost Goes Back to the Old Stuff for 66 and Lead
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Boggs Falls Short, but Red Sox Rout A's
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : After Knee Injury, He Mustered Up the Courage for Comeback
Only the Memories Stayed Competitive : Track and field: UCLA easily beats USC in perhaps the last meet to be held at the Coliseum.
The Sudden Death of the Live Album: Who Pulled the Plug?
In Brief : ** 1/2 PETER WOLF, "Up to No Good!" MCA.: Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five stars (a classic.) :
Special Report : Public Enemy and a Psychiatrist's Theory of Race : Review copies of 'Fear of a Black Planet' contain her 15-page booklet on white supremacy
Billy Idol: Pop's Rebel With a Cause : The feisty rock star fidgets after a motorcycle mishap puts his crucial music and movie plans on hold
MIXED MEDIA : ** 1/2 "THE RISE OF NENEH CHERRY" Neneh Cherry BMG Video videocassette ($16.98) : A periodic survey of pop-related laser discs, books and videocassettes. Rated on a scale of one (poor) to five stars (a classic.) :
Sculptor Stays Busy in Role of Star Maker
Landscaper President
Single-Family Projects Open in Laguna Niguel
Your Mortgage : Lenders Leery About Reverse Loans
Experimental Course Takes Global View of Civilization : Education: The two-year program offers an ambitious look at the sweep of mankind. It is designed to improve teaching of past civilizations and to show how different traditions developed and led to the modern world.
'The Boss' Buys on the Westside
President of Leading Black Think Tank Strives to Remain Nonpartisan
Spacey's Bakker: Beyond Satire
Rep. Akaka to Fill U.S. Senate Seat
2,000 March in Rome to Protest Kidnapings
Turkey Struggles to Untangle Troubles, Define Course : Politics: Citizens fear the government may be steering the nation in the wrong direction.
UCSD Wins Volleyball Title
Serving for the Match : Tennis: Something about the tradition-laden Ojai tournament inspires residents of the community in Ventura County to lend a hand.
CSUN Arm, Hammer Strike Foe : Baseball: Sharts' pitching, Clayton's home run beat Riverside.
Mira Costa Puts On Volleyball Clinic to Win Tourney
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : DESIGN : She Made It Out of Clay
MAIN LINE WASP by W. Thacher Longstreth with Dan Rottenberg (W.W. Norton: $19.95; 310 pp.)
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : Pulse
The Stuff of Nightmares : A GIFT UPON THE SHORE by M. K. Wren (Ballantine: $18.95; 375 pp.)
O. Henry Awards: A Premium on Brevity : PRIZE STORIES 1990 The O. Henry Awards edited by William Abrahams (Doubleday; $19.95; 448 pp; 0-385-26498-4)
Miniseries Takes a 'Voyage' Aboard the Achille Lauro
COLUMN ONE : Few Viet Exiles Find U.S.Riches : Refugees have forged an enduring stereotype of economic and intellectual overachievement. But most live in poverty, with significant language and cultural handicaps.
Beijing Assails Searchers for Oil in South China Sea
'Stand Up and 'Be Counted,' President Urges
New York's Worst Cabbie Gets 1-Way Order: 'Go Home'
Shanghai Executes Six Chinese Killer-Robbers
What's recommended: A Sergio Leone classic, a Rob Reiner satire and a Keenen Ivory Wayans spoof
Abortion Foes Rally in Support of Capital Protest
More Violence, One Less Man to Fight It : Border: Thieves have become bolder about preying on would-be crossers. Tobi Cancino stood up to them and paid with his life.
Sailor Presumed Dead After 2 Days Lost at Sea
Pickup Overturns Near Alpine, 1 Dead
Craig Never Asked Zimmer, but He Got the Plane Truth
TCHAIKOVSKY: "Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom." Svetoslav Obretenov Bulgarian Choir and Soloists, conducted by Georgi Robev. AVZ-3001 (compact disc).
CSUN Clinches Softball Title With Sweep
A Look at Female Bonding : All-woman cast says 'It's a Girl!' isn't male-bashing, but makes a case for men
Benton's Epics From the Soil : Exhibition at LACMA shows the Great Regionalist once again is speaking to Aemricans
Regional Funds Put Eggs in Fewer Baskets
The Obmudsman of China : A HIGHER KIND OF LOYALTY by Liu Binyan (Pantheon Books: $22.95; 304 pp.)
Nursing Escorts Take Away Cares on the Road
DAY TRIP
A Uniform Stance on Excess in School Dress
Victim of Gehrig's Disease Taken Off Respirator, Dies
TV: It Can Leave You Tense and Passive, Studies Find
Border Chief High on Compassion : Immigration: Mike Williams favors using troops to bar drug smugglers, but says aliens looking for jobs should be treated sympathetically.
Ex-Husband Awarded Share of Jackpot
Being Pale: Fate Worse Than Death
Tin Cupping for Yen
TODAY'S NEWS, TOMORROW'S TELEVISION : In the works: an ecological series and movies with Cybill Shepard, Mary Tyler Moore and Joan Rivers
THOUSAND OAKS : Phillips' Holdings Will Remain Frozen
Imperial Beach
2 Teen-Age Vandalism Suspects Arrested
South Receives Unexpected Heroics From an Unheralded Trio : Boys: Flint, Trevino and Everett spark a fourth-quarter comeback that helps to defeat the North, 121-114.
A Look at the Big Winners and Losers in the NFL Draft
Uruguayan soccer star Carlos Aguilera, jailed in...
Badminton Club Keeps Thriving in Obscurity : Athletics: Club where national badminton team members train has "put Manhattan Beach on the (world) badminton map."
Angels Finally Learning That Pitching Isn't Everything
Mister Frisky's Gene Pool May Be a Little Too Shallow
Athletics Pitcher Dave Stewart Is the Genuine Article
NBA ROUNDUP : Celtics Run Knicks Out of Town, 157-128
FAURE: Sonata No. 1. DEBUSSY: Sonata. FRANCK: Sonata. Joshua Bell, violin; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano. London 421 817.
"ENCUENTRO." Paco Pena and Eduardo Falu, guitars. Nimbus NI 5196 (compact disc).
Player Says Pressure Gets to Be Too Much : Youth basketball: Josh Oppenheimer remembers being a recruiting target at 14. And he isn't happy about the decision he was drawn into making.
PREP ROUNDUP : Betzsold Leads Mater Dei Past Bishop Amat
'Paradise Oasis Real Estate Office' Sees Artifice of Greed
Investing in the East Bloc Is a High-Risk Enterprise
ROCK HUDSON Friend of Mine by Tom Clark with Dick Kleiner (Pharos Books: $18.95; 276 pp.)
New Angles on a Desert Hideaway
Scottish Mansion Is Tribute to 45-Minute War
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : MEDICINE : How's Your Genetic IQ?
Help for the First-Time Buyer
NEWS AND BRIEFS : Where Cloudy Days Mean Cheaper Stays
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : GARDENS : Malibu Succulents
How to Get There and What Else to See
Iran-Contra Israeli Funds Kept Secret, Magazine Says : Investigation: Senators also agreed before the highly publicized hearings not to 'go after' Ronald Reagan, the article says.
Mother Arrested in Death of 9-Month-Old Daughter
The Class of 1940 : Classmates Recall Discipline, Pranks at St. Philip's
A Tale of 2 Viet Immigrants Illustrates Dichotomy of Fate
Will Reggie Be a Hit in the Booth
The Voice of Dissent Often Has Its Day on High Court : Justice: The power of dissent has often seen the minority opinion become the majority opinion as time passes.
Bullish on Billings : LAPD Captain Gives Up Hollywood Glitz for a Small Missouri Town
Church Angered by Building Delay : Development: A moratorium is placed on new construction around the Stonewood Shopping Center. A Greek Orthodox church sees a bias issue.
Students Put Through Wringer in Citizen Bee : Education: Tough questions on politics and geography give teen-agers a chance to flaunt an in-depth knowledge that would silence most critics.
OJAI TENNIS : SDSU Women Keep Place in Big West
Leach Knows the Legacy of The Ojai
On the Road to Stardom--and Lovin' It : This 25-year-old singer from Santa Ana with the fashion model's face and street-dancer's moves might be the Next Big Thing
Opening the Way for Heirs to the Raiders
Mavrik for Psyllids
Gardening : She Purveys Seeds for Best Europe Can Offer : Vegetables: Gardener supplies seeds for varieties that are grown in Europe for their taste and not for mass marketing.
Home Improvement : Nothing Boring About Versatile Electric Drill : Power tools: Attachments enable drill to be used to sand, sharpen, mix paint, cut metal and turn screws.
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : FITNESS : THE TRICYCLE
Some enterprising publishers seem to have gotten...
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : Cruise Rule Like This Is Liable to Make You Sick
Darla Longo, a San Gabriel Valley real...
Crushing of Strike Sparks Fierce Clash : South Korea: Twenty-four are hurt as workers battle police to protest an attack ending a shipyard sit-down. Other unions threaten action.
What's recommended: A Sergio Leone classic, a Rob Reiner satire and a Keenen Ivory Wayans spoof
Reliving the Achille Lauro Tragedy : NEW MINISERIES ON HIJACKING USES THE ACTUAL SHIP AND ITS CREW
Latinos Want to Be Won but Insist on Commitment : Politics: With reapportionment near, Democrats and Republicans must realize that Latinos want power, not just attention.
Marine Corps Recruiter Jailed, Suspected of Murder Attempt : Confrontation: A Garden Grove man is comatose after the sergeant knocked him down in an Anaheim parking lot, police say.
COMMENTARY : Vietnamese Need to Shake Off Fear, Strike Back at Oppressors
Vista
HOLLYWOOD PARK : An Embarrassing Finish for Desormeaux
49ers Beat UCLA for First Title : Volleyball: Cal State Long Beach gets automatic bid to NCAA Final Four. Bruins probably will make tournament, too.
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS : Hull Helps Blues Extend Blackhawks
Aztecs Split Doubleheader, Drop Into Tie for Second
Truly Trendy : These places are so hot, they're sizzling.
Entrepreneur Hopes Turbine Will Spark Move to Electric Cars : Technology: Inventor says one U.S. auto maker is paying him to test his patented idea, and that he's negotiating with another company.
Home Improvement : Skylights Can Save on Lighting, Heating
A Wearing Experience - Clothes May Make the Man, but to a Woman They're a Mood-Elevating Drug
City of Master-Planned Communities : Laguna Niguel: Once bucolic area is now Orange County's newest--and 29th--city.
Executive Director Named
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
Arizona Impeaches an Embarrassment : HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS The Terms and Trials of Former Governor Evan Mecham by Ronald J. Watkins (William Morrow: $19.95; 384 pp.; 0-688-09051-6)
S. Bernardino County
Trip of the Tongue : Rev. Spooner Didn't Think He Was Being Funny, but He Still Keeps Us in Chuckles
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Montoya
Killer of Boy, 11, Faces Justice--33 Years After Crime : Murder: Billy Ruff was hanged from a tree with a go-cart rope. His killing remained a mystery--until a brother he never knew became a police dispatcher and solved the case.
Police Seek Mentally Disabled Man
Thousands Pay Last Respects to Slain Candidate : Colombia: Pizarro is honored as a champion of peace. The leftist M-19 group names his
GNP Up 2.1%; Inflation Rate Strongest Since '81
Caring for Illegal Aliens Leaves Many Hospitals Along Border in Critical Condition
Bush Keeps Japan Off 'Hit List' : Trade: The President points to recent agreements by Tokyo to open the market to American products. India is the only country on the Administration's list of those with unfair trading practices.
Bella Spewack; Writer, Scout Cookie Inventor
Anti-Gang Program Cut Crime but May Be Losing Its Sting : Harbor City: Longer terms and police warnings slashed criminal activity 47%. A recent resurgence indicates stronger action may be needed.
A Career Dedicated to Helping Hearts
East Germany Has Already Taken a Big Tumble in Gymnastics
Heyday Has Melted, but Wax Museums Are Making Comeback : Amusements: Campy Movieland is among the survivors of an entertainment institution now overshadowed by glitzy theme parks.
Ripeness Was All : C.S. LEWIS A Biography by A. N. Wilson (W.W. Norton: $22.50; 334 pp.)
ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE by Richard Marshall with essays by Richard Howard, Ingrid Sischy (Little, Brown: $29.95)
GOOD HEALTH MAGAZINE : HEALTH FACTS
Sammy Glick? Sure, Sammy and I Go Way Back
Doing the Right Thing : Founded a Generation Ago by William F. Buckley, the Young Americans for Freedom Are the Shock Troops of U.S. Conservatism
WOMEN WHO WRITE by Lucinda Irwin Smith (Julian Messner/Simon & Schuster: $9.95; 165 pp.)
Tom Selleck proves he can do more...
Cal State System Plots New Course : Education: Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds' resignation is an opportunity to give more autonomy to the 20 campuses, say faculty, trustees and officials.
Poll Says 86% of Older Americans Don't Want to Move
From Collapse to Resurrection
El Segundo Nips Millikan, 7-6, in Redondo Final
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : New Kids Have Expos Off and Running
Vandeweghe Looking to Be Real Weapon in the Playoffs
Duke Ellington's Music Still Sweetly Thunders
Pittsburgh Prolongs Padres' Stall, 4-3 : TO PAGE 17B