Direct contributions describes to candidates gathers were virtually unheard of. "It's made a much nicer city by having redevelopment projects go on" But the challengers said the incumbents and redevelopment are responsible for the financial problems that surfaced last November, when city officials called together more than 50 municipal employees -nearly a quarter of its work force-and warned them of impending layoffs. Property values in the city's four districts rose from $282. 4 million when they were formed to $445. 5 million last year, officials said The first district was established in 1972. The Pueblos' weaving was all for ceremonial purposes, but the Navajos decided to make things they could use-blankets, saddle blankets and finally rugs. in East Germany, have reached agreement on a joint statement and some practical steps that should reduce somewhat the risks of another such incident, Administration officials said Thursday. According to police figures, the department at present solves about 50,000 of the 300,000 major crimes that are reported by citizens each year. Jackson, meanwhile, attracted thousands to rallies in the inner cities of Bridgeport, New Haven, Middletown and Hartford. And Cvetko, who is seeking his second term, said that "if the residents want redevelopment, I will go along with what the people want" Redevelopment has been an emotional topic since 1982, when a ballot measure that would have established a redevelopment agency was overwhelmingly defeated.
"We fall into the same category as finger nail polish and glue, which have also been misused by some consumers" said Joseph F . The play has only one reference to the actual dump-site discoveries, but Hogan says that, in Denver, where the play was first produced a year ago, audience members were aware of its link to the headline-making incidents that inspired it . Partly cloudy skies are expected Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and rain may arrive Sunday night . However, he emphasized Sunday that negotiations must be based on U. N . — Benjamin and Patrick Binder, the Siamese twins who were born joined at the head and then separated in an unprecedented surgical marathon seven months ago, will be released from the hospital this week to begin what doctors hope will eventually be normal lives, officials said Tuesday. A West German weather center said it was receiving hundreds of calls from people worried about radioactivity, while Britain ordered radiation checks on all food from the Soviet Union. Boeing's common stock rose 75 cents in trading Thursday, closing at $47. 25 UAL stock closed at $50. 50, up 87. 5 cents. .
He said a recent auction by a collector brought $40,000 for an original Superman comic book . A special electronic card key is required to enter the island's interior, where buffalo, wild boar, deer and wild goats roam freely over the rugged terrain . Robenson is one of the few black police chiefs in California . From Nairobi to Mountain Lodge and across the Equator to Samburu we had been working out of Safariworld's big vans with pop-up roofs; now in the Mara we were in Land Rovers with peel-back tops but equipped with beanbags, virtually an essential on which to rest cameras with long zoom lenses to avoid blurring . "This is the kind of place you dream about finding" said James Dillon, 40, a machinist from Bell Gardens who, after two hours of effort on a recent Saturday morning, had about 20 fish in his bucket. He had danced nearly every male lead in the classical repository. Arcuri said his efforts have been aimed at promoting a dialogue with Asians over the city's problems, but Manibog said Arcuri exploited racial concerns "He was too extreme" Manibog said.
A nationally ranked wrestler, Greg has a record of 44-2 after competing in the state finals March 5 at the University of the Pacific in Stockton . Fifty years from now, unemployment runs rampant, especially among the young; drug abuse has reached pandemic proportions, and the system rises or falters on the economic fortunes of the local weapons industry . But I strongly feel that drinking and losing control of your bodily functions is stupid" -Tim Lee, 18, senior, Anaheim "Alcohol is basically 'in' at my school for many people . This designation, which is modeled on the Japanese practice of honoring great artists during their lifetimes, is of recent vintage and is given to only one person each year . Israel's ambassador to the United Nations said that the contents of a U. N. UNITED NATIONS — A special U. N. Bianco was the only businessman to go to trial out of nine who were charged with violating the federal Davis-Bacon Act, passed by Congress in 1931 to guarantee that workers on federally contracted projects are paid the prevailing wage in that particular area.
Unfortunately, scores there were also high last year and school officials, awaiting final notice, believe they will not receive any money . And Peck, for one, appreciates being solely in the company of her peers . Cornutt said that developers seeking tax-free revenue bond issues also are being pressured by state-imposed deadlines . He described the study as the first "independent, exhaustive, professional analysis" of the benefits of turning broad areas of government over to private industry to reduce costs and improve service . His green eyes squinted into the hazy horizon, a square jaw protruded from under a red-and-gold cap with the letters "DH" on the front. "The seriousness of it is that this is our second dry year and if we had a third year, I could almost guarantee a mandatory water conservation program" said Le Val Lund, engineer for the Los Angeles Aqueduct "We're just on the border now. Until Tuesday, the two sides had hoped to agree on language clarifying the Senate's understanding of the treaty and asserting its constitutional role.
I'm one of the first women to say you're not too old for anything at 40 I've gone through some incredible tests and come out on top . He formed a production company in 1983, which has recorded and produced rock concerts and benefit shows . Espinar was born in Silvino Lobos and watched as it deteriorated, as the national government gradually forgot that his and so many towns like his even existed . However, intelligence experts in Athens said it is possible that the plastic explosive device might have been attached to a life preserver under the seat and thus escaped detection . He became associated with the 306 Group, an informal organization of Harlem artists, the best known of whom was Jacob Lawrence. At Larch Avenue Elementary, the war on gangs begins as early as the fourth grade, where counselors and teachers work to give students the confidence to say no to gangs before they get to junior high school and the intense peer pressure to join gangs. County While the company is best known for its nationwide chain of nursing homes for the elderly, Beverly also runs facilities for hundreds of mentally retarded and physically disabled people Four such facilities are in Los Angeles County.
More than 2,600 people have died in two decades of sectarian fighting, mainly between the IRA, which advocates a united Ireland, and Protestant guerrilla groups in Northern Ireland that resist any links with the Irish Republic . Some critics are doubtful that ceramics will be such a big improvement . Disclosure Unsettling Among the experts who try to monitor extremely secretive satellite spying, the disclosure that the payload aboard the doomed Titan was not a KH-11 photo reconnaissance satellite, as earlier believed, has resulted in confusion-bordering on disbelief . Also inhibiting a proper response to the AIDS menace are the conservative attitudes of some members of the Board of Supervisors, according to individuals on the commission panel . The city chose Badt over four other competitors, including the owners of Michael's, Perino's and Gladstone's 4 Fish restaurants. Joe Vaughan and Lane Jackson of Buena will coach the girls' North team. The most visible sign of trouble is the language barrier that Rogers faces in her classroom every day.
Hodges said that, though his varsity has the potential to be one of the best in the country, "it will take a lot of hard work to get us there" Jim Sims is in his first year as UCLA's head coach but has been freshman coach for the past four years and also from 1968 through 1970 . Ward recalled, PG&E sought to save power by reducing the frequency from 60 to 59 cycles per second, with the immediate result that all electric clocks in their service area began losing one minute an hour, 24 minutes a day, thus throwing daily life into a helter-skelter Now David J . Although fennecs are not listed as an endangered species, they are becoming less common and are now legally protected in at least one North African country . But the biggest impediment to the chemical alternatives is the time required to test their potential toxicity In December, E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co . For several days, French newspapers have reported a groundswell of anger in the United States against France, reflected in angry phone calls to French consulates throughout the United States and boycotts of French specialty stores. From Castaic to San Juan Capistrano, so many turned out that library officials could not put them to work fast enough. The Arab policemen are among about 20,000 Palestinians who work under Israeli army and police supervision to provide services to the 1. 4 million Palestinian residents of the occupied territories.
The agreement came about, he said, because both sides had grown weary of war . "Kids that age are young enough to be eager but old enough to know the answers to questions like that They act natural . What finer test than to go out and find the Titanic" Besides, White says, it wasn't as though they came into the area, lowered their camera array and found the ship on the first try . He was in and out of reform institutions until age 21, when he briefly joined the Foreign Legion . One other factor has inspired the banks' passion for finding new ways of committing their money: the unprecedented surfeit of it. Certainly The Times would not, as a matter of policy, refer to Caucasians as honkies, Similarly, The Times would not refer to black people and Spanish-speaking people by some of the pejoratives which have been invented by bigoted Caucasians over the years. Jeopardized by Ruling That victory has been in jeopardy since September when Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Norman Epstein, responding to No Oil's lawsuit, ruled that Occidental's environmental impact report on the project did not include enough information about planned construction of a pipeline that would carry the oil and gas from the beachfront drill site to inland refineries.
Funded by a United Way grant, the workshop will cover communication, self-advocacy and self-assertion skills, benefits and legal rights of the disabled, housing, special education and how to lobby for legislation, among other topics . The move represented a key concession by the FAA, after years of disputes with Orange County officials over their ability to limit airline operations at the airport . Better Diet The reason emerged from figures supplied by the government: It was the diet . The school board is white except for John Kashiwabara, an Asian-American . Lustig was sentenced to two years in state prison, and Rodriguez drew a six-month jail term) Perez said it is all but impossible for council members who do not speak Spanish to properly represent Huntington Park's large Latino population. But if you've waited this late to file, you'll have to wait longer than usual for a refund Even so, Commissioner Roscoe L Egger Jr. Cohen, the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee for Bevill, Bresler & Schuman Asset Management, alleged that Security Pacific and its securities-clearing unit failed to exercise their obligation to protect the holdings of Asset Management's customers.
Expensive Technology "The technology is very expensive and should be used to save babies in families that want them" said Atlanta lawyer Margie Pitts-Haymes, who argued Doe vs . After months of delays, the judiciary panel had been scheduled to take up the complex and controversial measure next week . He has delighted generations of readers, and it's a sign of our action-packed times that the original illustrations have been engineered into a pop-up book . It was a special occasion on two counts: first, the center was celebrating its fourth anniversary, and second, entertainment was to be provided by a dance group known wonderfully as the Huff 'n Puffs . Pease (D-Ohio) warned: "If we endorse these rosy economic projections, we'll only be kidding ourselves. Gold, silver and bronze medals are presented to the top three students in each decathlon category. The results, to the extent that size and excitement of crowds measure real voter sentiment, tend to belie exit polls from the Illinois primary last month that suggested Jackson was appealing mainly to relatively affluent, well-educated liberals who found him a convenient vehicle for registering their dislike of the Reagan Administration. DENVER — With back-to-back Democratic contests in Colorado today and Wisconsin on Tuesday, the Rev.
"I have to do my own patterns" Calvert says, "and I may break the 'rules' but I make up my own . While Trustees Larry Lester, John Witt and Kay Davis doubted researchers' understanding of the disease, Trustees Susan Davis and Dorothy Smith argued that the board should defer to medical authorities On Tuesday, Payzant presented an alternative proposal . That kind of open identification with the Communist Party here was a rare sight a year ago . In a victory for state prosecutors, the justices reinstated the armed robbery conviction of a Rhode Island man that had been overturned by a federal appeals court because four state troopers had been seated in the front row of the spectators' section in view of the jury . Captured After Desert Chase He was recaptured on April 27 after he ran a roadblock at the Utah-Arizona border and led Navajo tribal police on a 60-mile chase across the Arizona desert, Pederson said He was captured and taken back to Gallup. Aquino told the class of 174 graduating cadets that a new army "was forged at a moment of national crisis. Cipriani, the owner, a gray-looking, smiling person, came over, and Hemingway introduced me; then the two exchanged pleasantries.
George Deukmejian as a poor leader, Saturday cited a report critical of the state's handling of public lands as proof that California is a "ship adrift without a captain" Bradley's appearance before the Orange County Democratic Convention in Costa Mesa was an attempt to heighten his visibility in a conservative area that was a Deukmejian stronghold in 1982 when Deukmejian narrowly defeated Bradley for governor . "We are very pleased with the State Department visa decision which removed a major impediment to our full cooperation with the Soviet Academy" he said . She said she has lived in Glendale for 20 years and attended the party because "I like to participate in anything in town" As the finder, Slaven wins a key to the City of Glendale, which he said he will hang on a wall in his mobile home . Zaitsev that led to the agreement, the Soviets also agreed to adopt "a number of positive steps" one official said, including at least one risk-reducing measure used by the U. S Army on how to identify and treat Soviet officers . The artifacts are owned by the developer of the Lost Village site, First Financial Group of Encino, which says it paid $1. 7 million to unearth the relics. Hakim, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges arising from the affair, and legal experts said their trials would likely extend long past Reagan's January, 1989, departure from office. As Jenkins, 30, and three other men were formally charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder, the Los Angeles County district attorney's office said it was Jenkins who actually pulled the trigger late last Thursday-the evening before he was found guilty in the robbery case and he was jailed again.
