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3 Pasadena Students Win in Poster Contest
Raquel Welch is a stewardess on "Bewitched"...
Zimbabwe Election Set
Irwindale Votes to Save Old Guadalupe Mission
Terrence McNally: Looking at AIDS Survivors
Group Forms to Oppose Ballot Issue on Police Review Board
FLASH FROM THE PAST
Christians Flee E. Beirut Amid Shaky Truce
32 Held in Sepulveda Prostitution Sting
Refocusing the Debate Over Yosemite's Future : Environment: On the national park's 100th anniversary, automobiles and for-profit visitor services weren't supposed to be in the valley. Angry environmentalists may have the wrong target.
Plenty (WGN Sunday at 5 p.m.): Fred...
Despite Furor, Glendale Is Ready to Vote on Street Parking Controls
Plan B : That's 'B' for a Better Answer to Questions of Player Movement
He Leaves the Smiles to Others
USD Moves Up to Next WCC Step
PREP WRAPUP : Leslie Leads Morningside to Victory Despite Foul Trouble
MISSION U.K.----* 1/2 "Carved in Sand" ...
The Singularity of Sagebrecht : The Bavarian's movie portrayals are cracking the stereotype that an actress must be young, conventionally beautiful and slender.
'The Handmaid's Tale' : If Puritans Ruled . . . Atwood's Story on Screen
Era of Limits for Mexico's Mighty Unions : Labor: For years, unions have been pillars of Mexican society and their leaders all-powerful. But foreign employers and some dissatisfied workers have begun to revolt.
THE OFFICIAL PRICE GUIDE TO PEANUTS COLLECTIBLES by Freddi Margolin & Andrea Podley : (Ballantine: $9.95, illustrated)
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HIDDEN CALIFORNIA : Hollywood: Before the Movies
Brasilia and the Burial of Utopia : THE MODERNIST CITY: An Anthropological Critique of Brasilia by James Holston (University of Chicago Press: $50, cloth; $18.95, paper; 432 pp., illustrated; 0-226-34978-0)
American 'Adventurers' in Canada Are Not Into Roughing It All Day
THE MAD DOG OF L.A. LETTERS : Between Jumping on Desks and Battling Half of Hollywood, Harlan Ellison Has Written a Bookcase Full of Classic Stories
REMODELING JOBS HOMEOWNERS WILL DO THEMSELVES
McKellar Executives Honored by Magazine
The Tide May Be About to Turn for Louisiana's Disappearing Wetlands : Environment: Natural and man-made forces have taken their toll on the marshlands. Hopes for restoration lie with a new soil diversion project.
Irwindale Buying Catholic Mission From Archdiocese
PCC Will Tailor Programs to Businesses
Jerusalem Post Will Print in Arabic, French
Proud Parents Rent Her Storks to Herald Little Bundles of Joy
Inglewood officials usually bristle at all the...
New Gallery in Torrance Presents Artists' Views of Social Concerns
Montoya Deal Worth $1.45 Million
BOYS' BASKETBALL DIVISION V : Christian's 'Whole Team' Does In Calipatria
La Quinta Outguns West Torrance in Girls Final
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Root Leads Chatsworth to 22-5 Win Over Venice
COMMENTARY : Reggie Williams Falls a Long Way
World Serious : Westlake High Product Eric Wynalda Making a Strong Bid to Join U.S. Team for the Biggest Soccer Event of All
It Serves Her Right: Navratilova Wins : Women's tennis: Maleeva blown away by three aces in key game. Sukova defeats Frazier in other semifinal.
UCSD Starts Fast, Finishes Slow, Loses
Westlake's Hunter Wrestles With Demons, Wraps Up 3rd
STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : Jackson and Sirchia Lead Golden West's Title-Winning Rally
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS 5-AA BASKETBALL : Hannibal Takes Long Beach Poly Over Mountain, 60-58
SDSU Continues Downward Spiral, Loses
Quibbles & Bits
Rebounding Keys Lions' Win in WCC Tournament Opener
NBC Leads Charge Against the Alphabet Boys
Mom and Dad Huxtable Do Vegas : A showroom act by Bill Cosby and Phylicia Rashad is part of the gaming resort's wooing of families
Malaysian Festivals Planned
Much More Than a One-Horse Town : La Habra Heights: Developed as an agricultural area, the large lots appeal to equestrians and others who like the wide open space.
Pac Rim Is a Big World of Intrigue and Mystery
AN AVAILABLE MAN by Patric Kuh (Ballantine Books/Available Press: $8.95 paper; 258 pp.)
Police Chief in Tiff With Personnel Board Over Hiring
"Dead Ringers" (HBO, Sunday at 9 p.m.)....
THE TIMES POLL : Feinstein Opens a Big Lead on Van de Kamp
Repertory Theater Season Canceled but Writer Has No Regrets : Stage: Playwright Mayo Simon has had a hard year--his works have died offstage, his calls are not being returned--but he is philosophical about it all.
Cameron School's Computer Network
U.S., Japan Look Past Trade Jam to Reaffirm Ties : Summit: The President counteracts economic tensions by focusing on cooperation in key programs worldwide. : NEWS ANALYSIS
Australian Regions Change Time Zones Ahead of Time
New Chief of Arcadia District Favors More School Autonomy
Chemists Honor Caltech Professor
Breeding Rare Animals Helps to Preserve Diverse Gene Pool
Hazelwood Charges May Be Heading for the Rocks
Making the World Safe for the 3-Letter 'F Word'
Two Nicaragua Factions in L.A. Pledge to Unite
Reunion Game Honors Coach Who Spanned Generations
SANTA ANITA : Mister Frisky Runs Record to 15-0 With Wire-to-Wire San Rafael Win
De La Hoya, Mosley Win U.S. Titles
If Today's Weather Isn't Hot, That's Cool : L.A. Marathon: After two years of warm temperatures, runners figure to get a break and maybe even a shower.
COMMENTARY : Commitment Might Have Saved the Season : Financial troubles canceled the Long Beach Repertory Theater's season before it ever began
Rap's Got a Brand New Bag : Cuban, Latin and Samoan artists add new elements that reflect L.A.'s diversity
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Canyons Rips Ventura in 20-13 Victory
Homes in Lancaster
James Tarantino Makes Dressing SIMPLY ELEGANT
Gardening : Saving Seeds Can Help Prevent Plant Extinction
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FOOD : Takeout Seder
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK : Bush Diplomatic Style: 'Laid Back'
Italy Passes Law That Targets Mafia
Bomb Injures 16 American Servicemen in Panama Bar
Texas Bar Seeks Kinder, Gentler Lawyers
A Look Behind the Name in Lights
Students Eagerly Tutoring Children of the Homeless : Education: Civics classes and school clubs provide volunteers for the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter project. Pupils 3 to 16 years old have had dramatic improvements.
Soviet Union Ready to Join Interpol
MORE OF MATTHAU
Mennonites' Ways Clash With Modern Debt Problems in Bolivia : Life style: Debtors are finding themselves imprisoned and ostracized from their families and clan.
Food Labeling: Fat Chance?
Tumultuous Love-Hate Affair Traps a Little Girl in the Middle
SERIESFox's reality crime show "Cops" recently returned...
Social Kinship, Key to Survival of the Species : Technology: The source of wealth is now knowledge and know-how. The world has reason, room and resources to stop waging war.
Irvine Wins Battle That Means Little
Clippers Are Given Cause to Celebrate : Pro basketball: Charles Smith scores career-high 40 points as club holds on to win at Indiana, 107-105.
Louisville's Holden Makes All 14 Shots to Break Division I Shooting Record
Trevino Loves That Back Nine at Vintage : Senior golf: After shooting a 31 Friday, he has a 32 Saturday to take three-shot lead going into tournament's final round.
Sockers Hold Off Cleveland
Austrian rookie Christian Orlainsky upset Phil Mahre...
Gwynn Has Quickest Top Fuel Run
Delta Gamma Force
MIXED MEDIA
Never Ready for Prime Time? : 'Doctor, Doctor' is the latest wild and crazy comedy to find the going tough on network TV
No Plays, No Regrets : Playwright Mayo Simon has had a hard year--his works have died off-stage, his calls aren't being returned--but he's philosophical
Malcolm Forbes' Lesson on Estate Taxes
True Confessions of a Worldly Mileage Maniac
Bright Alternatives for Lighting Dining Room
What to Do If You Remodel and Find Asbestos : Health: Physician offers ideas on what it was used for, how to find it and how to deal with it.
Judges' 'Boot Camp' Helps Take the Error Out of Trial
Weicker Seeks Office
The TV/VCR Combo: Convenience--At A Price
Letter From Forbes Jolts Senator's Staff
Doctors Criticize Call for Halt to Spraying : Medfly: A proposed resolution by the California Medical Assn. would needlessly alarm the public, some say.
Shamir OK of U.S. Peace Talks Plan Told : Mideast: Israeli TV says acceptance of Baker's formula on Palestinian delegation could keep Labor in coalition.
Cash-Rich Hong Kong Is Very Conspicuous About Consumption
RERUNS TO RE-WATCH : The Original Rocky Meets Toody and Muldoon
NICARAGUA WITH A WHOLE WORLD WATCHING : The People Won, Not U.S. Policy, Not the Contras, but Citizen-Voters
COLUMN ONE : Intellect Is Out in U.S. Politics : Unlike Europeans, Americans prefer pragmatists over philosophers and artists for elective office. But should they?
Drive-In Did Right Thing
Extraordinary Effort Needed on Homeless Census
Torrance Schools May End Bus Service, Cut Jobs in Budget Crunch : Education: Officials must slash $2.9 million in wake of Deukmejian's budget proposal. Their recommendations have created an uproar.
Fair Provides One-Stop Amnesty Aid for Immigrants : Residency: 300 people get price breaks and save time as well. The Fullerton event is designed to ease the bureaucratic demands on aliens who wish to become legal.
Small-Time News of Kids Plus Guns Equals a Big Deal
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS 2-A BASKETBALL : Cavazos Leads Santa Maria St. Joseph to Victory
Three-time winner Susan Butcher was among 70...
Moorpark Noses Out Golden West En Route to Quarterfinals
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : New Mexico St. Top Seeded in Tournament
STATE WRESTLING : Poway, With No Finalists, Slips to Third-Place Finish
Charles Shackleford of the New Jersey Nets...
Couples Tied for the Lead After Shooting 67 in Wind
Maryland Rebounding Under Williams : College basketball: Despite the threat of NCAA sanctions against the program and difficult times in his personal life, the Terrapins' coach has led a resurgence at his alma mater.
Overtime Loss Ends Glendale's Run in Playoffs
It's Not Over Until It's Over, but It's Also Pretty Sad
WCC : OTHER GAMES
West Meets East in La Habra : Children's Museum 'Passport to Asia' Show Orients Grade-Schoolers to Different Cultures
STAR SEARCH: With all the celebrities in...
Atlas Unbound: Chic, Trendy and Mario : THE SCENE : Just a Gathering Spot for Hundreds of Friends
Symphony Leader St. Clair Must Now Emulate St. Bernstein
LIVE COVENT GARDEN GALA CONCERT. Placido Domingo,...
Atlas Unbound: Chic, Trendy and Mario : THE WINE : If Only They Had Trained the Staff
THE AFFAIR AT HONEY HILL by Berry Fleming (The Permanent Press: $18.95; 93 pp.)
Sic Transit Gloria : SUICIDE BLONDE: The Life of Gloria Grahame by Vincent Curcio (William Morrow: $19.95; 319 pp., illustrated; 0-688-06718-2)
Avoiding the Potholes While Driving Abroad : CONSUMER: Avoiding the Potholes in Europe : Transportation: Renting, leasing or buying a vehicle in Europe is not as complicated as it may seem, but it does pay to do one's homework first.
Truncated Travails of an American Boy : ECONOMIES OF THE HEART by Christopher Zenowich (Harper & Row: $16.95; 256 pp.; 0-06-016243-0)
Home as Sex Symbol
City's Oldest Mini-Mart Proves Mall Design Can Be Attractive : CRITIQUE
New Plum Tree
THE END OF LIEUTENANT BORUVKA by Josef Skvorecky, translated by Paul Wilson (W. W. Norton: $18.95; 167 pp.)
GARDENER'S CHECKLIST
BORROWED TIME: An AIDS Memoir by Paul Monette (Avon: $8.95)
11 Teachers Recognized by Reading Council
Siberian Crane Mystery Ruffles Some Feathers : Ecology: An intriguing theory suggests that the birds are being shot down over Afghanistan.
Judges' Forums Will Try to Demystify the Courts
Thais No Longer Snub Milk and Cheese
New Transit Chief Might Need Time to Get Untracked
Don't Worry, Be Happy--and Lose Your Self-Esteem : Psychobabble: A task force addresses good feelings. But you need to live a life that's good, instead of simply feeling good about the life you're living.
Troops Must Come Home to Win the Economic War : Defense: The next battle is an economic conflict. America must rebuild its home base--a decaying infrastructure--not defend overseas outposts.
Hawthorne Says Misdemeanor Prosecution by D.A. Too Costly
Fanfare for a Conductor
Police Candor Refreshing
Hold the Slurs--Fat Is Not a Four-Letter Word : Health: Of course we should eat right, stay active and trim down. But to think that we can all resemble Venus and Adonis is 100% fat-headed madness.
Northridge Walloped by Pomona in CCAA Final
Lebow Released From Hospital After Tests Show No Cancer
From Balboa Park to Broadway : The Old Globe has become a testing ground for New York shows, but it's trying to avoid compromising its classical commitment
ROREM: "A QUAKER READER," "VIEWS FROM THE...
IDOL WORSHIP: Billy Idol is still in...
Economic Worries? Expect 'Rolling Recessions' : Manufacturing: The economy still has ups and downs. But some analysts believe that for every industry or region that is down, another will be up.
Prime-Time Stars Head for the Hills
Your Mortgage : Rates Up: It Might Pay to Wait for Refinancing : Interest: While fixed-rate loans have been costlier, adjustables appear to be a better deal. But drop in rates is predicted later this year.
MERAB'S BEAUTY And Other Stories by Torgny Lindgren translated by Mary Sandbach and Tom Geddes (Harper & Row: $18.95; 243 pp.)
10 Rules for Living With a 'For Sale' Sign
No Crater Love : 'You Can't Do It,' He Said. Her Ego Went Into Overdrive and Up She Went
WHERE YOU ONCE BELONGED by Kent Haruf (Summit: $18.95; 176 pp.;
Quake Peril Seen at Busy Freeway Interchange : Safety: The junction of the Santa Monica and San Diego freeways is 25 years old, among the busiest in the nation, and sits next to the Newport-Inglewood Fault.
Noteworthy films, with mini-reviews by Times critics.
UC Students, Police Wage Pitched Battle; 8 Hurt, 17 Arrested
She's rich, she's thin, she doesn't...
Covina Council to Decide Monday if It Can Afford Firefighters' Pact
Trauma Care in State of Shock : Huntington Withdrawal Sheds Light on Troubled System
* JUDGING THE SYSTEM: In an effort...
When the Good Life Crumbles : Real Estate: Coastal residents who see their homes slipping out from under them are using seawalls to fight the waves, but some officials warn that the structures are only making things worse.
The Battle for Newport Bay--Tenacity Turns the Tide : Parklands: Newport Beach couple led tumultuous fight to save the Back Bay from development. They won, and this month county planners will begin meetings on a park to rim the marshlands.
Good Eats, Sharp Tongue : When Maggie Speaks, the Boys at Her Backcountry Diner Pay Attention
UNLV Slows It Down, but Still Leaves Titans in the Dust
Cowboys Sign Slaton, Washington
BETTING WITH BOB
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Masur to Face Stich in Memphis
NHL ROUNDUP : Blues Hit High Note, Take Lead
USIU Seniors Go Out in Style
STATE WRESTLING : Tran, Aguirre, Cooper Win Repeat Titles
It's High Profile for a New Lowe
GOLF ROUNDUP : Azinger Still Tied With Couples After Bogey on No. 18 in Miami
REMODELING JOBS HOMEOWNERS WILL DO THEMSELVES
THE WATCH by Rick Bass (Washington Square: $6.95)
Los Angeles CountyWOODLAND HILLS: Phase 7 of...
Builders/Developers
Seeking Out Treasures Worth Carrying Home
Students Put Heads Together, Rally at the Drop of Their Hats
Fighting for a Place to Call Home : Housing: A 71-year-old apartment tenant is leading a battle against a planned conversion to condominiums. But not everyone approves of her mission.
Zesty yet poignant and thoughtful, Can't Buy...
Democrat Fauntroy Joins Washington Mayoral Race
East German Town's Bitter Image
Dutch Drug Policy Gains Ground : Narcotics: Long viewed as mecca for users, Netherlands' approach is getting a closer look from other countries.
Commentary : Taking Sides on Irvine Park Bond : No: The park bond will necessitate massive--and inequitable--tax increases.
Commentary : Budget Blade Poised Again to Slice Arts Funding : Priorities: Government help allows the arts to take those risks that make them worthy of backing and free them from the plutocratic dependency that makes them elitist.
LMU's Scott Gets Two Wins
On the Defensive : Larry Robinson Almost Afraid to Touch the Puck
In NBA of the '90s, Tough Defense Has Kept Scores in 70s
COLLEGE ROUNDUP
El Camino Continues Upset Streak With Playoff Victory Over Cypress
TENNIS : Now Sampras Can Be Called a Winner
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
Loyola Lacrosse Team Sticks to Its Goals : Club sports: Thanks to hard work by the coach and players, this West Coast club is becoming competitive in a sport dominated by East Coast teams.
He'll Turn 90 Directing 'Woyzeck'
Students Planning to Head for Eastern Europe
Charter Flights May Soon Be Grounded as the Lines of Distinction Blur : Airlines: It's getting harder and harder to separate charters from regular airlines as the charter business slowly fades in the United States. But it's still booming overseas.
Some Eugenia Hedge Substitutes
A SHOW OF SUPPORT
Anyone Can Go Anywhere for Outdoor Thrills
Eastern Airlines Strike: 1 Year Later
Here's Looking at Videos, Kid : Start a classic collection with picks from the National Film Preservation Board
Blacklist Redux : HBO/BBC FILM CHRONICLES WRITER'S FLIGHT FROM McCARTHYISM
Baby's Birth in Glendora Was an Earth-Moving Experience
Canada Refuses Special Status for Hong Kong Emigres
Villagers Lament Ceausescu's Razing of Homes : Romania: The dictator wanted to eliminate small settlements so people could be better controlled. His overthrow saved some homes.
Senators Urge Nicaragua Arms Turn-In : Central America: Dodd and Gramm agree that surrender of weapons by both sides will preserve the peace--and prevent the Salvadoran civil war from flaring up.
His Goal Is to Score Them in World Cup : Soccer: Wynalda moves up from developmental squad to strike a blow for U.S. national team.
Giant-Killer El Camino Upsets Second-Seeded Cypress, 80-71
Teens Get Quantum Peep at Caltech : Education: About 90 junior and senior high school students have a field day with physics.
Big House in the Back Yard : Prisons: Lancaster fears the high-desert shadow of a maximum-security fortress, but cities such as Folsom and Ione have found that housing projects and prison walls can make good neighbors--some of the time.
Driven Thomas Gears Pistons for Repeat
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Pacific Christian Falls in Basketball Final
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL : Orange Glen Wins Opener on No-Hitter
BOYS' BASKETBALL DIVISION II : El Camino Holds Off UC in End
Mater Dei Marches On, Beats Loyola : 5-A boys' final: David Boyle scores a season-high 32 points as the Monarchs capture another Southern Section title.
CS Northridge's Clayton Finds No Relief After Early Exit
Santa Barbara High Banned as Playoff Site for Football
Ole-Kristian Furuseth of Norway clinched the men's...
Indefatigable John Candy has signed to star...
MIXED MEDIA
NEWS ANALYSIS : Entertainment and the Future of Technology : '90s innovations may be a boon for education and recreation--but only if high-tech savvy can be brought to the masses
The Half-Amazing, Half-Crazy Greening of CD Sound
Oh, the Life of the Diva : 20 years since her debut, Frederica von Stade finds herself at the peak--and a crossroads in her career
Exploring an Explorer's Sexual Life
Dual Performance
Environmental Effect
Playing Faust to Noriega's Satan :...
AT LEAST IT'S ON SUNDAYS
VAN DE KAMP
Use of Technicians Would Free Pharmacists to Spend More Time as Customer Advocates
Czechoslovakia's Vaclav Havel
Student Walkout
Defeat of Effort to Recall Mission Viejo Councilman
TV's Women Writers
OVERHAUL OF EDUCATION
Questionable Style of Soviet Chic
Unrest Still a Problem in the Vale of Kashmir
Visit Mexico Off Season and Save
Historic Antalya Is Favored for Surf and Sand
Nolan Unlikely to Stand Pat in Campaign
A Year Later, Rogers' Van Bombing Still Mystery
Bush, Kaifu Vow to Solve Disputes : Summit: It is unclear what Japan will concede or whether the United States will impose trade sanctions. 'Global partnership' is called a goal.
Sandinistas Conclude They Lost Touch With Populace
Oil Spill Is Star Vehicle for Mayor : Politics: Huntington Beach's Thomas J. Mays is hailed as a rising GOP prospect after he efficiently 'took care of business' during the city's shoreline crisis.
Passenger Lines Getting Shipshape for the '90s
Home Improvement : ON THE HOUSE : Fan Can Rid Bathroom of Too Much Humidity
Is a Living Will Enough? : Patients Who Eschew Massive Life-Saving Methods Can't Always Have Their Way
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FASHION : J. Crew in the Flesh
Man Calls Police to Say He Just 'Killed a Baby' : Crime: He leads officers to body of 3-year-old girl found with unharmed infant. The children's mother, an acquaintance, is missing.
CCAA Coaches Oppose Their Friday-Saturday Schedules, Poll Shows
SCC to Meet Westmont in Basketball Semifinal
Guitarist Still Lights Musical Fire
Bush to Hollywood: Tell Truth About Drugs : Politics: The President's address to the television academy is well received, though a few say solutions to the drug problem lie elsewhere.
Fire Marshals Close Studio City Theater
Honoring 2 Enduring Stars of Celluloid : Animation: A reception will be held in Anaheim for Grim Natwick, who turns 100 this year, and his creation, Betty Boop, who is 60 years old. Neither betray their ages.
TV Reviews : 'Fellow Traveller' Recasts Golden Age of Television
Insurance Firms Accused of Ignoring 'All-Comers' Rule on Selling Policies
SANTA ANA : Man Shot to Death Outside Apartment
Marine Waits for Birthday to Claim His Lotto Jackpot
COSTA MESA : Resident Wounds Prowler Suspect
For Them, 'The Hunt' Left Tragedy : Fatal accident: A submarine on hand for filming of a movie sank their tug. The movie's release has reawakened the horror for the survivors.
Carlsbad
Bus Walkout Strands Travelers : Transportation: Eighty percent of the nationwide bus system shuts down. Replacement workers are being hired.
A Count That Counts
Medical Assn. to Hear Call for Spray Ban
Adult Diaper Scam Halted, Officials Say
Lookout Man Convicted in 'Ninja Murders' of 2
So Much for Free Speech
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : This Time, Golden West Reaches Final Game
Ed Asner to Talk on El Salvador in Laguna Niguel
CBS' 'Newhart' Series to End Eight-Year Run
Catholic Bishops Upset by Conversion of Latinos : Proselytizing: Mormons, Adventists and other churches are accused of using unfair tactics to gain new Spanish-speaking members.
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SOUTH LAKE TAHOE : Attacker Cuts Hair of Women, Flees
Adult Children Are Liable for Parents in Need
Study Needed to Cut Health Risk in Space, Panel Warns
The Aristocratic Orchid Casts a Spell of Beauty and Elegance
Old Ghosts of Racism Return to Haunt Selma : Civil rights: It is the eve of the 25th anniversary of its famous march. And the Alabama town is once more being tormented by anger and mistrust.
Carlsbad Theater Won't Be Razed; Owners View Movie House Option
Urban Wildlife Preserve Dedicated
Red Tide Siege Adds to Beach Problems
Man Shot by Deputy Gets $510,000