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Jerry Whitworth, Accused in Espionage Ring : No One Really Knew Fourth Spy Suspect NANCY SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
New Testimony on Mengele Revealed : Nazi Lived With Her Family in Brazil, Hungarian Swears; Identifies Photos WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Erosion Imperils Old Mississippi Mansions DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
A Living Example of Equal Rights in Wyoming CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Cambodian Refugees in the U.S. Have Not Forgotten Those Left Behind : They Work Toward Helping Countrymen Who Seek to Resettle BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Chicago Judge on Trial--a Picture of Greed, Graft LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Some Statistics That Hold Water Associated Press
Chemical Arms Used on Contras, Leader Says United Press International
Lebanon Militia Frees 3 Finnish U.N. Soldiers KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Expert Sees It as 'Peanuts' : Lottery Money: Will It Be a Windfall for Schools? JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
Salmonella Outbreak Traced to Milk Costs Firm $3.5 Million United Press International
Remembering Life Over the Rainbow : Former Munchkin Returns to Oz KATHEE YAMAMOTO, Community Correspondent
1984--A Year of Remarkable Growth for California Companies DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
A Tribute to Dr. Linus Pauling
Expansion of Spadra Dump Approved for Trash-Energy Plant JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Whittier Bat Mitzvah Ceremony : Girl, 12, Soviet 'Twin' Come of Age Together SUE CORRALES, Community Correspondent
Time for Idealism : Teaching Careers Attract the Altruistic ELAINE WOO
The Region
U.N. Convoy Delivers Supplies to Besieged Palestinian Camp United Press International
The Nation : Value of Farms Down 12%
The World
The House : Corporations Tax
Buchanan Also Tied to Remark Aimed at Keeping Wives at Home : Cuomo Hits Comment on 'Neo-Socialist' States From Times Wire Services
$2.8 Million at Two Events : Governor Filling Campaign Coffer RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Heat, Smog Ease Only Slightly; More of Same Expected Today JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
A Romantic's Guide to Warm-Weather Entertaining
U.S. Health Better, Insurers Report United Press International
Downey Customers to Get Refunds on Phone Overcharges RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
$40-Million Hotel Addition : L.B. Panel Backs Tourist, Commercial Plan for Port SUE CORRALES, Community Correspondent
The State
The Region
The World
No Need for Syria in Talks, Shultz Says : He Cites Regime's Opposition to Jordan's Mideast Peace Moves NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The World
Peking Presses Taiwan to Talk : Wants Negotiations Over Island's Future JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Heat Eases Only Slightly and More of Same Expected Today JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
Iraq Abandons Hope of Using Oil Pipeline Shut Down by Syria From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation
The World
The House : Corporations Tax
Helicopters, Bulldozers in Battle as New Florida Fires Break Out Times Wire Services
Panel Vacancy Sparks Debate of Conflict Issue DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Hearing Set on Pipeline Renewal
The Nation
Big Jump Expected in Licensing of Technology Associated Press
8 Killed in S. Africa Mine United Press International
The Region
The World
The Nation
Heat, Smog Ease Only Slightly; 'More of Same' Due for Today JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
The World
The House : Corporations Tax
City Council Challengers Cry Foul : 2 Incumbents Win Bitter Runoff in Compton DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Unemployment Holds Steady for 4th Month From Times Wire Services
The State
The Nation
Reagan's Rating Shows First Gain in 4 Months Special to The Times
The World : China Assails U.S. Move
The House : Corporations Tax
Council Members' Votes to Tell Tale
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ho-hum home
just like it used to be
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The Region : 1st USA for Africa Relief Set for Delivery
Mrs. Meese's Revealing Attitudes
Lutherans Bar Handicapped From Ministry Associated Press
The Region
counting calories
Officials Ponder Skulls and Monkeys : In India, It's the Odd Things That Count STEPHEN R. WILSON, Associated Press
2 Departments Merged
New Job Ordered for White Made Nervous Among Blacks United Press International
A Romantic's Guide to Warm--Weather Entertaining
Artesia Freeway to Add Rush-Hour Lane LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
The State
Hundreds Protest Catholic Church's Stand on Abortion Associated Press
Pledge to Preserve Male-Only Policy Required by Club Associated Press
Anti-Abortion Activist Sentenced for Trespassing
The State
U.S. Has No Latin War Plans--Reagan PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Ladera Vote Switch Told Runoff Story PATRICIA LOPEZ, Times Staff Writer
Wealthy Tire Dealer Favored for Seat on L.B. Harbor Panel DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Priest Freed in Angola From Reuters
500 Evacuated After Train Carrying Chlorine Derails Associated Press
Parking Lot Delayed : Marymount Objects to 650 Enrollment Limit ANN JOHNSON, Times Community Correspondent
United Way Marks 60 Years in L.A. MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Building Moratorium to Protect Vistas Until Hillside Law Is in Effect JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Hotel Debate Fills a Decade of Deja Vu DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
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Southeast Asians' First Stopover on Freedom Road NICK B. WILLIAMS JR., Times Staff Writer
Country Antiques: Casting a Light ROBERT STONE
U.S. Told to Pay Lawyer Fees in Probe of Meese From Associated Press
The Region
Worker Who Didn't Smile Fired Legally Associated Press
Students Fight Image Problem at Dominguez DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
It's Off to the Races BOB CHAMBERLIN
Few Apply for Conversions : Lack of Takers Chills Projected 'Condo Fever' ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Harms MIA Search, Hanoi Says United Press International
24 Finnish Troops Seized in Lebanon : Militia Captures U.N. Contingent to Swap for POWs From United Press International
Soviet Drive Relieves Besieged Afghan Garrison From Times Wire Services
Modest Effect Seen : Tax Reform: More Bark Than Bite TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Paperback Romances Seen as a Threat JANICE MALL
Two puzzled men are left dangling by a few words : from a mysterious young woman's copybook JACK SMITH
Ongoing Power Struggle in Cambodia Began in '78 BEVERLY BEYETTE
Middleton Falls Into a Trap, Basically
Federal Court Blocks Restart of TMI Reactor From United Press International
The Region
The World
If the Shoe Fits, Might as Well Wear It VICTORIA McCARGAR, McCargar is an assistant news editor in The Times ' Business section
Fox Nearly Gives Golfers Strokes by Balling Things Up CONNIE STEWART
Brazil Slayings Protest Prison Conditions : 16 Killed by Cell Mates; Names Drawn for 'Execution by Lottery' JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
Alcohol Is Elderly's 3rd Leading Cause of Death United Press International
Military Academies Tap Eight Sanger Students : Capt. Nick and the ROTC Stars CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Nicaragua Intensifies War Against Contras : Sandinistas Seek to Seal Infiltration Routes, Bring Conflict Under Control by End of Year DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Remembering The Duke DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Jury Orders 8 to Pay $355,100 in Anti-Klan Rally Death Associated Press
5 Linked to Klan, Nazis Found Liable in Death : Jury Also Holds 2 North Carolina Police Officers Responsible in Suit Over 1970 Killing of Leftist From Associated Press
Singer Madonna's Guard Punched Him, Photog Says Associated Press
Hearing Scheduled on Proposal for Fixed-Route Bus System
Teacher Recruiters Learn a Lesson in Scarcity : Inglewood District One of Many Facing Shortage ELAINE WOO and STEVE CHURM, Times Staff Writers
Tarot as a Tool to Subconscious Mind
Redondo Beach Day Care Needs
Transportation Panel Approved
Environmental Effect of Condo Project to Be Reviewed in Court
Complaints Lead to Alhambra Postal Inquiry MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
A Classic Cocktail Collection ROBIN TUCKER
Team to Be Formed to Probe Squabble Over School Files
Sheriff's Department Buses Keep Judicial System Rolling Along TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Tarot as a Tool to Subconscious Mind
The Luxury of Space and Light MAGGI MILLER
Providing A New Lift For Ground Covers ROBERT SMAUS
A Tribute to Dr. Linus Pauling
Homeowners Vow to Fight Proposal for UCLA Housing KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Theater Industry Focuses on Strike : Projectionists' Walkout May Preview Similar Actions at Cinema Chains JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
After 10-Year Glut, Teachers Discover They're in Demand : Schools Resort to Sales Pitches to Cover Growing Shortage ELAINE WOO and STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writers
Exercising With Debbie, Jane And The Gang : By Robin Tucker
No Hearing Date Set for Avalon Tax on Business JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Suburban 'Disaster Area' Hopes Grant Means Revival MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Little French Car Brings Back Memories
A Question of Balance : Districts Under Pressure to Identify Gifted Minority Students JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
On Their Toes for the Joffrey Dinners JODY JACOBS
Horse Trail Runs Afoul of Homeowners ANN JOHNSON, Community Correspondent
Discovering Poetry of Dorothy Parker
just like it used to be
S. Pasadena Drops Councilman's Firm ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
Dominguez Professor Wins Teacher Award D. SAMI CAPP, D. Sami Capp
Tasters' Choice : Water Samplers Sniff Out Good and Bad Before Consumers Get Product MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Tarot as a Tool to Subconscious Mind

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Edgar Schmued; Designer of P-51 Fighter : Former German's Airplane Helped Defeat the Luftwaffe in WWII BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Unemployment Rate Declines in Canada United Press International
A Man of Contradictions : Producer-Director Plays an Ambiguous Role in a Web of Bizarre Circumstances ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writer
Cosmetic Surgery a Territorial Gray Zone LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY
Project Self-Esteem in the Schools
Benefactor of Bowl Sunrise Service Dies : Hugo (Bud) Herrmann, Longtime Chairman of Event, Was 60 JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Some Run-ins With Hollywood Figures
Bush Will Visit Landon United Press International
Lenient Zoning Regulations and Apartment Construction
Grand Jury Indictments and the Rights of Defendants
State Has Hard Time Keeping Up With Him : Doctor Trying to Escape His Past Finds New Problems Cropping Up LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Jail 'Snitches' as Witnesses: Credibility is Key Question JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Builders Bring Urban Visions to Freeway's Rural Corridor BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
A New Offensive in the Freeway War STEVE EMMONS
San Diego
End Harbor Square Plans
Countywide : 'A Hospital's I.Q.' Book Compares 36 Facilities Marcida Dodson \f7
All Aboard!
Fullerton : Downtown Assn. Sees Little Future for Group Roxana Kopetman \f7
San Diego
San Clemente : Dana Point Sewage Plan Dropped by City Council Andy Rose \f7
Westminster
Fumes Force 700 to Leave Hemet Homes
High-Energy Particles Halt Spread of Certain Cancers United Press International
She Welcomes the Challenge : Owner of Spa in Political Dispute as Leader of Tiny Federal Agency MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
15 Suffer Food Poisoning Associated Press
Escondido
Westminster
Holden Shooting
Holden Shooting
Local News in Brief : Man Found Dead in Canyon Identified
'Putting the Hex on CCRs'
Los Angeles County's Crowded Jails
El Toro Marines Riding High
3 Newborn Pandas Doing Well in Canada Associated Press
A Really Surprising Turn of Events
UC Irvine Students Wind Up Latest Fast to Raise Funds for African Famine Relief ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Mayor's Unconcern With City Budget
County Fair's Wine Judges Busy Accounting for Taste RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Public Forum to Explore Child Care Improvement Roxana Kopetman \f7
A Celebration of True Selflessness
Fantasies Fire Female Passion, Therapist Says JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Police Needs
4 Brush Fires Investigated
Jane Fonda's Pet Unwitting Dupe : 'Taxi' Is No Doggone Criminal
Unidentified Teen-Ager Hit, Injured by Car
Overcrowded Jails: Inmates May Be Freed, Sheriff Warns JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena's Roses Win United Press International
5 Workers Injured by Dow Herbicide to Share $1.4 Million Associated Press
Garden Grove : City Council Approves 2 Key Building Plans G.\f7 M. Bush \f7
Delays Raising Cost of McColl Waste Cleanup DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Fred Marshall; Ex-Minnesota Congressman From Times Wire Services
Drug Arrests Send a Message to San Diego Students United Press International
Anaheim
Pools, Children Equal Danger
Police Book Man After Jewelry Courier Is Injured, Van Stolen ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Help Available for Student Drinkers
Excited Crowd Greets Crew, Overhauled Ranger KATHLEEN H. COOLEY, Times Staff Writer
Man Booked After Woman Killed in Crash
Local News in Brief : Fan Shot to Death, 2 Wounded in Argument at Soccer Match
Relevance to Wakeful Experiences Stressed : Dreams an 'Inner Biography,' Therapist Says Associated Press
Victory for Long Beach Boatmen : U.S. Gondoliers Surprise Venetians ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Douse That Light, Save on Gas Bill
Navy's Knee Jerk
Head of Biggest Employment Agency : He's Made a Career of Changing Others' Careers ROBERT MACY, Associated Press
300 From Both Sides of Border Gather to Protest Boy's Shooting H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Half-Hour Test for Chlamydia Developed : Sexually Transmitted Disease Spreads Quicker Than Herpes LIDIA WASOWICZ, United Press International
Flying Ring's Inventor Claims It's an Airplane Associated Press
B. Comara; Veteran Art Dealer in L.A.
Local News in Brief : Arson Suspected in $70,000 Reseda Blaze
Sex Education Vital
Navy's Knee Jerk
2nd Rate to 1st Class: City Strives to Move Up BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Territorial Dispute Flares : Harbor Tour Business Riding Turbulent Seas RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Ruling on Miller's Testimony a Blow to Defense in Spy Case WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Go Ahead, Read in the Dark : Misconceptions About Eye Care Laid to Rest LIDIA WASOWICZ, United Press International
4th Avenue: Proving Ground for Cleanup of City Sleaze SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Gangs: A Threat on Streets and in Jail JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Coast Dig Will Seek Artifacts of DeMille's 1923 Film Epic Associated Press
Couple Keep Heritage of Lankershim Alive MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Culture, Fund Problems Face Doctors Aiding Indochinese DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
COMMENCEMENT 1985 : Cal Poly, Pomona
Backer of Lear Jet Project Arrested on Theft Charges Associated Press
Laguna Man and Woman Held on Extortion Charges DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Talbot Jennings, 90; Ex-Screenwriter
Henry Kearns, 74; Ex-Export-Import Bank Director
Robert Rogers; Publisher of Gay Magazine
Dark Horror of Child Abuse Increasingly Brought to Public Light in West Europe WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Curley Bradley, 74; Starred on Radio as the Final Tom Mix

BUSINESS

Carl Icahn Relishes His Raider Role : TWA Is Latest Target as He Rails Against Corporate Executives PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Whodunit Train Treks : Mystery Tours Reward Employees BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Entrepreneurs Are Alive and Well in Taiwan JOHN F. LAWRENCE, John F. Lawrence is The Times' economic affairs editor.
Health-Care Couturier JUBE SHIVER Jr.
VIEWPOINTS : Disclosure Requirement Is a Good First Step; Nevertheless, Buyer Beware DOUG SCHUSTER, Doug Schuster is a San Diego-based certified financial planner and registered investment adviser. He is also on the board of the San Diego chapter of the International Assn. for Financial Planning.
'Speculative Mania' Harms U.S. Banks
VIEWPOINTS : Should the State Regulate Financial Advisers? : Legislation Needed to Curb Abuses in This Rapidly Expanding Field JOSEPH P. MONTOYA, Joseph P. Montoya (D-Whittier) is chairman of the state Senate Business and Professions Committee
'Speculative Mania' Harms U.S. Banks
Investors Bilked Out of More Than $750 Million : Thousands Reportedly Hit by Ponzi Schemes Associated Press
Grandesigns' Work Is Getting Around Town DONNA K. H. WALTERS
Janitorial Franchiser Told to Register Business HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
New Degree of Interest in Education for Adulst. LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
UPI Splits News, Broadcast Operations
Sober Shuttle BRUCE KEPPEL
Soured Milk Culture Firms Hit by New Suit JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Firms Warming to Joint Ventures Abroad : Despite Culture Clashes, U.S. Multinationals Find Partners Can Be Assets ROBERT W. GIBSON, Times International Economics Correspondent
Ford Plant Is a Case Study : Taiwanese Learn How to Deal With Prosperity JOHN F. LAWRENCE and SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer

REAL ESTATE

SPORTS

NHL Summer Meeting Has Plenty on Agenda Associated Press
This Spot Sure Doesn't Look Like Any Garden
Hollywood Park Racing : Things Looking Up for 'New' McHargue PAT CANNON, Times Staff Writer
Royals Knock Angels Out of First, 4-1 ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Babcock Wins All-Around Gymnastics Title Associated Press
CRAIG LEFFERTS : Padre Reliever Has Met Many Challenges On His Way to Becoming a Major Leaguer TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Reds Start Quickly and Beat Padres CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
National League : Reds' Owner Prefers Being in the Black Gordon Edes
Lakers Hoping to Pluck a Title From the Garden THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
BYU, TCU, Fordham Join Kactus Field Associated Press
Elliott Is Ready Again After Missing Million United Press International
American League Roundup : Tigers Come Roaring Back With a 10-1 Victory Over Blue Jays DAN HAFNER
U.S. Open Golfers to Take On 'Monster' United Press International
'86 Hawaii Football Team Will Open With Wisconsin Associated Press
Speedway Bikes : Cook Records Perfect 5 for 5 in U.S. Final TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Dotson Resumes Role as White Sox Stopper United Press International
Chapman's Halasz Signs With Orioles
National League Roundup : Cards Defeat Mets on Herr's Homer, 1-0 DAN HAFNER
An NBA Mystery: Someone Takes Bird on the Lam Jim Murray
American League : Twins Appear to Be at Odds With Themselves Ross Newhan
Gunslingers Are Paid, So Game With Express Will Go On Today CHRIS DUFRESNE
Maltbie Birdies Last Hole to Share Lead With Burns From Times Wire Services
Lloyd wins Sixth French Open Title, Beats Navratilova JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Cook Is Perfect in American Final : He Scores 15 Points and Wins All Five Races at Long Beach TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Orange County All-Star Volleyball : Despite Lockwood's Heroics, South Squad Beats North in 4 Games STEVE LOWERY
X-Ray Halts Scypion; McGuigan Beats Pedroza
Dwindling Attendance : Bay Area No Paradise for the Major Leagues United Press International
For Dodgers, It's Quiet After Storm, and They Lose to Braves, 7-3 RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
The Finish Is Different This Time : Women's 100 Hurdles Race Gets Off to Slow Start, Too JULIE CART, Staff Writer
Flutie Considers His Rookie Season a Success Associated Press
Hardin-Pfeiffer Cycle Wins Baja Race Associated Press
College World Series : Longhorns Win in 10th, Could Claim Title Today From Associated Press
Consummate Hit Man : Rambis and McHale Couldn't Hold a Candle to Former Celtic Jim Loscutoff SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
USFL Roundup : Outlaws Keep Hopes Alive, 28-21 From Times Wire Services
Now, Frank White Gets the Royal Treatment : But Things Were Quite a Bit Different in His First Season With Kansas City Associated Press
Los Alamitos Notebook : Easy Austin Wins Laddie Handicap at Los Alamitos JEANMARIE MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
A Sweet Belmont for Eddie Maple : Creme Fraiche's Win Lets Woody Stephens Make History BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Banks Triple-Jumps 57-11 3/4, Shows He's the Second Best Ever MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Nicklaus, 45, Says He's Fit to Win Open No. 5 SHAV GLICK
It Was Good Week for the Knights : Nancy Wins LPGA Title; Ray Homers Against Dodgers Associated Press
New Orleans Golfer Heads Field in Competition for the Sightless United Press International
LBYC Race Week Nears Conclusion; All Classes Close ALMON LOCKABEY
DENNIS JOHNSON : Reputations, Especially Bad Ones, Are Hard to Live Down, but After Two Seasons in Boston, He Has Accepted the Celtic Ideal, Become a Team Player and Also Evolved Into One of the Best Guards Around SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
A TEAM FOR THE 80s : Blue Jays Winging : Toronto's Losing Days Are Forgotten as Cool, Young, Talented Players Go for AL East Title JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Indoor Polo : Los Angeles' Pro Team, the Colts, Manages to Attract Crowds of 3,000 to Equestrian Center in Burbank SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : What's Florida's Problem? Give the Title Back TONY KORNHEISER, Washington Post
When It Came to Building a Championship Team, Boston's Red Auerbach and a Supporting Cast Had All the Answers and, Eventually, the Top Players : THE MAKING OF THE CELTICS RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer

ENTERTAINMENT

Holy Borealis
The Schoenfeld Sisters: Pedagogues & Gadabouts DANIEL CARIAGA
Natalie Cole: She Survived The Worst ROBERT HILBURN
Back East--the Art Of Summer WILLIAM WILSON
Copybiting
Random Shots
Televisionary
Trashin' Talk Shows
Ruthless Reichl
Straits Slam
George Wars
Dylan Brings It All Back Home Again ROBERT HILBURN
A Brownout At The Electric Plant? DENNIS HUNT
The More London Changes, The More It Seems The Same CHARLES CHAMPLIN
Ojai Festival '85: A 'celebration Messiaen' DANIEL CARIAGA
KIDS, ART: A LAVENDER WEEKEND : 'Jacaranda Festival' Reminiscent of '60s Love-In, Family Style SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Repeater
Crossing Swords Over 'Count Of Monte Cristo' DAN SULLIVAN
Summer Art : Coping With Those Ol' Art Summer Blues WILLIAM WILSON
Eight Singers In French Songs HERBERT GLASS
Nude-wave Rock DENNIS HUNT

TRAVEL

London Reservations
33 Million Flew to Mexico in '84 Associated Press
York Walk
Travel for Singles
Saving Maui
Another Airport
Help in Washington
Lifting English Pint
Lifting English Pint
Inns From Association
Feasting as King in Fabulous Krakow Restaurant ROBERT E. DALLOS and RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writers
Cruising Singly
Traveler Finds Welcome Mat Out in Arab World DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer

OPINION

Reagan and 'Tax Cheating'
Good to the Last Drop
Reagan and 'Tax Cheating'
President's Tax Proposals
President's Tax Proposals
President's Tax Proposals
President's Tax Proposals
President's Tax Proposals
Church Verdict
President's Tax Proposals
President's Tax Proposals
Church Verdict
Reagan and 'Tax Cheating'
President's Tax Proposals
In a Spin
Hussein Talks Peace With a PLO Presence Lally Weymouth, Lally Weymouth is a contributing editor to Opinion.
Chemical Reactions
Before Gridlock: Decongesting L.A. Bill Boyarsky, Bill Boyarsky is chief of The Times' City and County Bureau. and DR, RICHARD MILHOLLAND / for The Times

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