taxpayers" Howe unveils shared the states national reporting prize with Craig Flournoy and George Rodrigue of the Dallas Morning News, honored for their investigation into subsidized housing in East Texas, which "uncovered patterns of racial discrimination and segregation in public housing across the United States and led to significant reforms,The Denver Post was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service today for its "in-depth study of missing children, which revealed that most are involved in custody disputes or are runaways, and which helped mitigate national fears stirred by exaggerated statistics" The public service award, which carries a gold medal award but no cash and is awarded to a newspaper rather than to individual journalists, has traditionally been the most coveted of the journalism Pulitzers since the awards were first made in 1917 The other awards carry a prize of $1,000 each. Is this true, or is the whole thing a product of somebody's imagination-J. C. Crosby of South Pasadena, a longtime conservative Republican activist, said: "He seems to have a lot of strength in carrying out the things he said he would in the campaign, like not raising taxes and getting the state out of debt. The growing service sector remained strong, highlighted by sizable employment increases in business and health services. But here an important factor is a virtual boycott by many Israelis because of what they see as Egypt's tolerance for, if not outright encouragement of, anti-Israeli sentiments The turning point came last Oct. The plan "leaves the real power in the hands of the city manager" who is not directly accountable to the public, Wilder said.

The meeting place was Hebron's Park Hotel, a political landmark where Jewish activists first attempted to establish a West Bank presence after Israel captured the territory in the 1967 Middle East War . San Jose Paper Wins Knight-Ridder's Philadelphia Inquirer and Miami Herald won two Pulitzers each So did the New York Times . wine revenue stamps of $5 denomination, ranging in market value from about $3 to $25, depending on the particular issue (see a Scott U. S Specialized catalogue under the "RE" section . "I was just here from Mexico, and I spoke almost no English then Ali showed me how to work, how to serve the customers . In 1975, only 3% of the female presidents led large institutions, and 10 years later, 27% of female presidents had their jobs at large schools. The burglar is known as the "silver gun bandit" because of the pearl-handled, chrome-plated revolver he carried when he crept through apartment windows late at night over the last seven months. Thomas DeMartino, 36, was listed in stable condition at Bayfront Medical Center with head and neck bruises "You can still see the tire marks" St Petersburg Police Officer Pete Foreman said "The wheel pushed his head into the sand.

"I just believe the President did what the American people would have wanted him to do-a proportionate response to an act that had (Libyan leader Moammar) Kadafi's fingerprints all over it" Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan) said Full Support Predicted Sen . The foundation also runs hundreds of schools, clinics and workshops . His book is spiced with criticism of Cabinet officials and high-ranking White House aides, including Michael K . The appeals court last year had ruled that Riverside Bayview Homes Inc, a developer in the Detroit suburb of Harrison Township, did not need a permit before adding fill to land on which it planned to build an 80-acre housing development . PHILADELPHIA — A woman who claimed a CAT scan she received at a hospital in 1976 made her unable to use her psychic powers was awarded $988,000 by a jury last week. It's always been a good place for discount shopping" Changing Sales Charlton says she drives to the Valley to shop at discount stores such as Shoes by Shirley in Encino and Nordstrom's Rack in Woodland Hills. Chances are you would've predicted against that happening and your record would be marred forever " He is right.

The study by Kilston and Knopoff suggests that the window of vulnerability will peak in November, 1987, when the moon will be at the northernmost point of its orbit around the Earth-something that occurs once every 18. 6 years-and thus be in a position to exert its strongest pull on the west flank of the San Andreas. Southern Californians should expect a major earthquake any time now, if two scientists who believe that the sun and moon may trigger large quakes in this region are right . But there was plenty of fun stuff for the trendies, including hip peplums, rear bustles, Western fringe on jacket sleeves, tent-shaped blouses and even slim, bell-shaped skirts formed by diagonal tiers of fabric . Part of the reason for wider ties, he says, is fashion's new focus on flashy patterns "You can't put a pattern on a skinny tie" Sotnick says . We've had success against Division I teams, but I think that in the long run we would just get swallowed up (financially" May, whose team has won 35 straight games against Division II competition, prefers being a Division II powerhouse instead of a face in the crowd in Division I "Why not be the big fish in a small pond" May said . Some left with heads full of ideas for how to right troubled personal relationships or budget advertising for a small business. Forget about being a fragile, creative flower and see yourself as a packager of information. Warren High School in the Downey Unified School District can be used as of a sort of a barometer on how the industrial arts curriculum has changed in the Southeast area.

This month, another store opens on Columbus Avenue and yet another will open next spring on Madison Avenue For now, Lane's mood for jewelry is very 18th Century . The seven infants were delivered 12 weeks premature by Caesarean section . During the same period, revenues more than doubled, to $9. 5 million from $4 million . Rogers' view that the decision-making process used in the Challenger launch was "clearly flawed" Commission members and NASA officials have also concluded that the booster joint must be redesigned to preclude the leak of super-hot gases that triggered the explosion . Other city officials likewise hail interconnection as a boon to emergency planning, theoretically allowing the city to communicate with its residents in the event of an earthquake or other disaster. . "The people are satisfied with it (the compromise ordinance) the way it is" said Perez, a 14-year council veteran, who contended that jobs would be lost and the city would lose sales tax revenue if the metal buildings were removed. SOUTH EL MONTE — What to do about 237 unsightly metal buildings seems like it would have been a made-to-order issue that might have assured a lively campaign in the April 8 municipal election. Unlike other recent Soviet defectors whose return has been announced by state-run media in a blaze of publicity, Tumanov, 41, appeared nervous at his news conference, attended by hundreds of Soviet and Western reporters.

Dazzling 'Paper Plan' "Had they stuck to the formulation of the (election) campaign" Stockman said, "I don't think it would have ever gotten off the ground" What rammed the Administration's massive three-year tax cut-the heart of Reagan's campaign promise-down the throat of a reluctant Congress, Stockman argued, was his dazzling "paper plan" to cut spending and propel the economy to a balanced budget under the Administration's overly optimistic economic assumptions . In 1972, however, the state Court of Appeal ruled that the uniformed officers could not be paid for interrupted meals . We gathered in the library-men and women from almost every legitimate walk of life: advertising, photography, carpentry, architecture, medicine, the military, law, travel, police work, auto mechanics and culinary arts I was to speak to two classes on journalism Our ID pins were waiting for us . (Tank) Kobarg, vice president of Property Management Consultants, which works with 140 condominium and homeowner associations . The three basic components to such a trip are the logistics and facilities of everyday life, the itinerary and one's fellow passengers. All in a day's work? Only if you're young, brilliant, athletic, energetic, composed and ambitious.

Also, Computer Sciences said it received a $14-million Navy contract for technical and engineering services for maintenance of the Aegis weapons system. . Robert Pena of the Los Angeles Animal Regulation Department said that only the German shepherd had attacked the boy . The 1983 Orange County Grand Jury investigated allegations that Youngblood accepted a bribe of $5,000 to reduce a fraud suspect's bail, but the panel concluded there was insufficient evidence to return an indictment. Youngblood subsequently charged Gates with violating his rights by trying to get him to take bribes and by leaking information about the grand jury probe to the news media . On Verge of Inquiry As a result, federal officials plan a detailed review of the firm's handling of money from a $2. 1-million Urban Development Action Grant awarded to the city in 1978, said Herbert L . Montgomery (Inc) 751 17. 0 Carlyle Falkenborg (Inc) 734 16. 3 (Voter turnout 19 Colin Hay Tickets . 0) El Monte MAYOR 19 of 19 precincts FINAL Vote % Don McMillen (Inc) 2,950 57. 1 Jim Marin 2. 214 42. 9 CITY COUNCIL Two vacancies Vote % Jeff Marrone 2,735 28. 6 Ernest Gutierrez (Inc) 2,583 27. 1 Henry Velasco (Inc) 2,455 25. 7 Doris Frank 1,762 18. 5 (Voter turnout 25. 4) Glendora Three vacancies 20 of 20 precincts FINAL Vote % Lois Shade (Inc) 2,496 28. 0 Len Martyns (Inc) 2,389 27. 0 Robert Kuhn 2,285 26. 0 Eugene Osko 1,107 12. 0 Wally Battler 637 7. 0 (Voter turnout 14. 91) Industry Three vacancies 1 of 1 precincts FINAL Vote % Manuel Garcia (Inc) 85 32. 0 John P Ferrero (Inc) 82 31. 0 Patrick Perez (Inc) 82 31. 0 Lydia A. Biro accepted the casual lobby invitation of Argentine President Agustin P Justo.

A good rain in Brazil could prompt a sharp pullback, however, as coffee already has advanced more than 20 cents a pound since Oct 23 . One source familiar with such units said it is relatively easy to replace the radar dish that would have been struck by a lightly armed, high-speed anti-radiation missile. WASHINGTON — For the first day this week, U. S forces crossed Col . Critchfield remains in charge at the home office in Arlington . From an average of about 3,000 Israeli tourists a month in 1983 and 1984, and 2,200 as recently as last September, the month before the Ras Bourka incident, the number fell to 150 in February, the latest month for which figures are available . In New Delhi, a meeting of nonaligned nations applauded Libyan Foreign Secretary Kamal Hassan Makour when he called for "attacks against (the United States) in all fields and directing blows against it everywhere" To some extent, the marches in Europe symbolized the extent to which the American and West European publics differ in their response to Tuesday's air attack on Tripoli, the Libyan capital, and the country's second city, Benghazi. Unlike the centrally planned countries of the Soviet Bloc, Yugoslavia has in principle turned over control of health care to local communities.

Let's remember what we're bringing back before we rush pell-mell into the '50s . "You can't duplicate the Grand Canyon, Yosemite or Yellowstone" Silliphant says . The South Middle School Marching Band will play at the ceremony, which will be held at the office, to be named the Manuel Gallegos Administration Center, at 11627 Brookshire Ave . At least three Libyan missile patrol boats were struck by missiles fired by U. S . On the down side, advertising and new sales strategies are battering away at consumers' self-control, convincing them to buy that bathroom rug today, because it will never be this cheap again. They also contend that Tribull used $30,000 from the company in 1983 to buy polo ponies in South America. A 30-year-old man, who said he rode the bus to three banks in the San Fernando Valley so he could rob them, pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to three counts of bank robbery Walter G Compton, 30, told U. S District Judge William Matthew Byrne Jr that he committed the robberies to finance a cocaine habit.

According to preliminary city plans, the Central Los Angeles trash-to-energy plant should be operating by 1989-90 . "I first got to know horses when I was about 15, in a cheap, shabby, muddy stable near my home in Montreal . Such a conclusion would not be expected to push oil prices much higher . "From 50 to 100 new listings come in every day to us from owners" counselor John Tarasi said to a visitor who was about to pay $45 to become a client for three months . Undoubtedly, the percentage of wives out-earning their husbands has increased dramatically over the last 10 or 20 years, paralleling the huge influx of women into the labor force. "He doesn't want to give us back the fees because he says that Ticor needs it, and he's right.

is proposing to build and operate a commercial hazardous-waste incineration plant . On Sunday, the Marcoses accepted gifts of cash, reportedly for security needs, from about 300 supporters who rallied outside their home . by a woman who blamed cigarette smoking and asbestos exposure for her husband's death has been dropped . The San Diego Regional Board of the National Kidney Foundation of Southern California presented the party, which raised more than $55,000 for foundation programs . "What we find is that there are often two reasons why children become latchkey kids" she said. In some areas, however, the Marines are still struggling to adjust to the swelling dependent population. Angell, who also is a part-time farmer and banker, had the powerful backing of Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan.