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What happened on August 03, 1986
SPORTS
When Rights Go Wrong : Before June 27 Drug Death, Don Rogers Was Troubled; Maybe He Cared Too Much SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Here Comes Paul Newman's Fan Club, and Once Again . . . : The Joke Is on Cool Hand Luke SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Packers Telling Their Llamas to Take a Hike : Bit of South America Comes North as Odd Animal Becomes the Spitting Image of the Mule and Horse When It Comes to Trips in the Mountains EARL GUSTKEY,, Times Staff Writer
A New Sight in Historic London--Chicago Bears on the Town KAREN DeYOUNG, The Washington Post
Joyner Tops Heptathlon Mark Again JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Commonwealth Games : Cram Wins 1,500 Despite Tactical Error, Slow Pace; 10-Day Competition Ends From Times Wire Services
Skurla's 3 RBIs, Cook's Pitching Carry Fresno Over the Gulls, 6-2
London's NFL Game to Gross $3.5 Million United Press International
Alemany Girls Upset Muir in Bell-Jeff Tournament, 49-47
Hornung's Long Wait Ends: He Joins Tarkenton, Houston, Lanier, Walker Associated Press
National League Roundup : Giants Get Wind-Aided Victory Over Braves at Candlestick DAN HAFNER
Mariners Take the Long Way, Beat McCaskill and Angels, 7-3 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Valley Dodgers Stumble, 8-0, in First Round of Tournament Special to The Times
Kingdome Takes Turn for Worse for Angels MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Canyon Pride Runs High in Shrine Game Standoff JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Padres Shown Up Again, 5-4 TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Miscellany
American League Roundup : It's 7 Come 11 for Royals; Struggling Red Sox's Lead Is Cut to 3 1/2 Games DAN HAFNER
Northridge Signs 4 Track Athletes JOHN ORTEGA
O'Neal's Holdout Appears to Be in Final Stages CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Couples Changes Mind About Quitting Tour From Times Wire Services
$55,950 San Clemente Stakes at Del Mar : Our Sweet Sham Keeps Valenzuela From 6 Wins BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Rehe, Gurney Advance Rivalry to Tennis Final MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Eagles' Jackson Is Looking for a Little Respect United Press International
Lister Says He Prefers the Challenge of Seattle Associated Press
For Hatcher, One Isn't Loneliest Number : All-Pro Happily Faces Second Training Camp as Rams' Lone Punter RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Baseball / Gordon Edes : Giants' Management Edits Craig's Column Right Out of Paper Gordon Edes
Rich Tosches : Players Get Fill of Blood Sweat, Fears Rich Tosches
Camarillo Wins 2, Needs 2 More Today DARRYL MAXIE, Times Staff Writer
One-Hitter, Cabell Grand Slam Lift Dodgers to 6th Win in Row SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Patriots' Ramsey Off to Good Start : Third-Stringer Passes for 254 Yards in Hall of Fame Game Associated Press
U.S. Olympic Festival Roundup : Louganis, Mitchell Complete Sweep of Diving Events From Times Wire Services
NHL Agreement Gets Positive Reaction Associated Press
Baseball Hall of Fame Will Induct McCovey, Doerr and Lombardi Today Associated Press
$4,965 Payoff Made on $2 Exacta at Hollypark
Palmer Has Designed Real Steamy Golf Course Associated Press
Michigan 500 : Rutherford Wins; Only 7 Running Associated Press
Price of Yearlings Plummets at Keeneland : After Years of Soaring Prices, the Market in Race Horses Corrects Itself ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
Gorman, Lytle Tied for Lead
The Real Monster of Fenway Jim Murray
The Healthy Fred Lynn--and the Other THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
Rams' Schad May Be Ready to Sign RICH ROBERTS
Leon Spinks Stopped in 6th Round
Kickers Make Most of 1 Goal to Stay in First GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK : San Francisco Scout Is Long on Long Shots STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
During Untraditional Ceremony, Seedings for Tournament in Vermont Are Announced Associated Press
Shimoka Wins Surf Meet in Huntington
NHL Clubs Find the Best Way to Sign Czechs Is Surreptitiously BILL BRUBAKER and ROBERT FACHET, The Washington Post
The Ins and Outs of Football Are No Snap at This Seminar Chris Dufresne
Tennis Roundup : Mayotte Tops Connors; Streak Ends From Times Wire Services
Redskins Unable to Sign Rookie Walter Murray, but His Mother Says It's Not Because of Greed Associated Press
Cordero Expects Challenge From Santos as He Seeks 11th Saratoga Riding Crown ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
Thoresen Guides Nuclear Kosmos to Straight-Heat Hambletonian Win Associated Press
The Majors Are Kurt Stillwell's Kind of Place STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Family Wants to See More Investigation Into Death SAM McMANIS
Schottenheimer Won't Let Wounded Ducks Ruffle His Feathers
Shrine All-Star Football Game : Only 14,516 Watch North Gain Upset Tie With South, 3-3 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Golf / Shav Glick : PGA Returns to Toledo With the Hinkle Tree Still Standing in Way Shav Glick
Guarded Pessimism Is Lot of Red Sox Fan THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
BUSINESS
REEBOK SPRINTING TO THE LEAD : Field of Eager Competitors MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Oil Industry Woes Plaguing Baker Robert Hanley
Top Sectors in State JOHN M. BRODER
Society May Pay as Income Gap Widens JOHN F. LAWRENCE
9 'Clean Coal' Projects Getting U.S. Funds From Staff and Wire Reports
LETTERS : B of A Didn't Splurge on Frills
VIEWPOINTS : Closing 'Communications Gap' Can Ease U.S.-Japan Trade Gap LOET A. VELMANS, Loet A. Velmans is chairman of Hill & Knowlton Inc. and a member of the Advisory Council on Japan-U.S. Economic Relations, a group of 150 Japanese and American executives that advises the two governments on bilateral relations
CMS Signs Europe Distribution Agreements for Computer Accessories
New Laws Needed to Make Takeover Fights Fair KENNETH M. DAVIDSON, Kenneth M. Davidson is the author of the recently released book "Megamergers: Corporate America's Billion-Dollar Takeovers."
Software Gang Puts 'Experts' in the Office VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Park Targets Mexican, Asian Patrons : Knott's Plans Shift to International Theme BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Showing Off Food BRUCE KEPPEL
High-Tech 'Rabbit' Test Figures Woman's Fertility Electronically JUBE SHIVER Jr.
Crime Spree in Business: Why Now? PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
LETTERS : Tax Reformers Are Writing Prescription for Slowdown
NEWS
Doctor Overcomes Polio to Bring 8--or 10--Children Into Medicine : For Arthur Guyton of Mississippi, a Handicap Isn't Disabling NANCY SHULINS, Associated Press
Farrakhan Will Shift His Headquarters to Phoenix United Press International
Value of Fetal Surgery Is Called Into Question
2 Housing Projects Offer Independence, Comfort TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
The State
Students, Driver Killed United Press International
4 Killed, 24 Hurt in Bomb Blast in S. African Enclave MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
3 Missing in Marijuana Spotter Plane United Press International
How Old Warriors Combatted the Pearl Harbor of Legionnaire's Disease : The Philadelphia Story BOB DVORCHAK, Associated Press
Roy Cohn, Hero and Villain of McCarthy Era, Dies at 59 BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Land Theirs as Long as 'Sun Shines' : Light Is Growing Dim for Columbia River Indians BILL CURRY, Times Staff Writer
Montebello Fears Impact of Possible Toxic Cleanup From Nearby Dump MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Urban Bird Land : Flora, Fauna Find Natural Niche Between Freeways in Whittier Sanctuary STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Bears-Cowboys Hoopla Confuses, Amuses British TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Nicaragua Leader Visits Chicago, Says He Wants Peace With U.S. Associated Press
The Region
The State
Packed Schools Want Slice of Boom Pie DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Landing Gear on Jet Fails
The Region
The Nation : Racers Speed Hay to Dixie
OPEC Still Deadlocked on Oil Quotas From Times Wire Services
No Pawn in Game of Life, Blue Keeps Blues in Check JAMES MARNELL
The Region
The World
Another Aftershock Shakes Palm Springs
Developments in Brief : Chernobyl Accident May Have Loosed Flock of Radioactive Birds on Europe
The House : Energy and Water Cuts
All-Year Sessions Possible for Some DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Actors and Producers Reach Tentative Pact : Delay of Fall TV Season Apparently Averted; Three-Year Agreement Still Must Be Ratified HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Planners May Swap Roads for Office Space JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Visit From Afghan Children Leaves a Lasting Impression CHRISTINE L. HERMES
Intransigence Blamed in Latin Peace Deadlock DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Voice Synthesizer Provides Moral Support, Reassurance : Friendly Computer Leads the Way to Adult Literacy MAUD S. BEELMAN, Associated Press
Aquino to Visit Indonesia United Press International
UCLA's Shine Leads Heart Assn.
The World
Beirut Terrorists Reject Negotiations for 3 U.S. Hostages Associated Press
The Nation
Multistory Facility to Cost $40 Million : L.A. Unified Plans South Gate High PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Botanic Garden Gets Grant for $35,000
The World
Auto Racers Truck 20,000 Bales of Hay to Drought-Stricken Dixie Associated Press
The House : Energy and Water Cuts
Attorney to Head Medical Advisers
Operation PUSH to End TV Station Boycott Associated Press
The Nation
Fire Hits Hospital in Spain From Reuters
'Freight Train' Storms Rumble in New York Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
Letters : Wanted: One Real Turnoff
Resident Resents Official's Stand
I'm very upset about the recent Columbia Pictures...
My family and I really enjoyed watching the Goodwill...
Modernization Plan Moves China Away From Bombs and Toward Books JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press
Record Food Stocks Worldwide Turn Into Bitter Harvests as World Hunger Grows MORT ROSENBLUM, Associated Press
Israel Aid to U.S. in Hijack Reported From Reuters
Airman Accused of Selling Documents 'Not Psychotic,' Expert Says United Press International
'Not Sure if I'm in Heaven or if I'm Home' : Cheering Friends in Joliet Welcome a Fatigued Jenco LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Border Selling by Tijuana Children Banned United Press International
2 Critics of Hollywood Renewal Quit Race KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Fire Blackens 600 Acres in Canyon Near Corona
Chrysler, UAW Reach Tentative Pact for Planned Plant Associated Press
Businessman Hopes to Paint Town Red With Van Gogh Inn Associated Press
Robertson Pledges to Use His Religious Powers to Win Delegate Races JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Paz's Year of Firm Democratic Leadership Halts Bolivia's Slide Into Debt, Drugs JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
Picasso Paintings Taken in Art Heist Associated Press
Poisoned Pond at Nevada Mine Turns Into Death Trap for Birds Associated Press
Education Pioneer Sowed Seeds of Cooperation KATHLEEN MACLAY, Associated Press
For Latino Parents : Help Offered in Unraveling Mysteries of School System JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
The State
When a Parrot Enters Your Life . . . Zan Thompson
Senators 'Refine' Request for Rehnquist Memos RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Irish Pound Devalued 8% United Press International
New African Famine Crisis Looms in Sudan DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
Bush Arrives in Egypt, Facing Thorny Agenda : Talks May Focus on Peace Process and Cairo's Bid for More U.S. Economic Aid MICHAEL ROSS and CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writers
Southland Traveler Reported Missing in Mideast
Scientists 'Fish' on Sea Floor for Ancient Key to Life LEE SIEGEL, Associated Press
Inquiry Tells Why Copter Crashed : Many Factors Led to Marine Deaths GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Americans Losing Jobs in Scotland as Petroleum Slump Reaches North Sea Firms LARRY THORSON, Associated Press
Tax Provision May Benefit Oil Interests : $100-Million Windfall Seen; Users of Natural Gas Would Pay More TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Urges House Not to Override Veto DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World : Heavy Flooding Hits China
Evicted Vendors Sue County Fair JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Blind Take English as Route to Independence MIKE WYMA, Wyma lives in Toluca Lake
Utah's Dinosaur Boneyard Still Yields Treasure CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
A Question of Civil Rights or of Freedom of Association? : All-Male Organizations Face a Dilemma: Whether to Admit Women CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Associated Press
Number of Rare Animals Has Dwindled, Thanks to Man and Progress : In the Mountains of Pakistan, Marco Polo Sheep Are Facing Extinction RICHARD HERZFELDER, Associated Press
Profiling the Diversified California Lobbyist Delegation in Washington : Members of Pin-Striped Army Battle to Win Friends, Influence Congress BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
The World : 2 Bolivia Drug Labs Seized
Medical Experts Assail Initiative on AIDS : Officials Dismiss Claims Made by Supporters of LaRouche-Backed Prop. 64 ROBERT STEINBROOK and KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writers
Gay Traits May Run in Families, Study Says
Studies Indicate Treatment Can Halt Growth of HTLV-III Organism : Experimental Drug Plays Trick on Deadly AIDS Virus MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Travelers Rehearse for the Nightmare of Attack by Terrorists LAURA CASTANEDA, Associated Press
The State : 9 Killed in 2 Car Crashes
Doctors Discover Clue to a Mysterious Death
Fateful Odyssey : AIDS Victim Pins Hopes on Drug Test MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Airmen Try to Pin Down Ex-Pinup Girl : Former WWII Pilots Hope to Locate Mascot in Time for Reunion PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Tradition of Mess Duty Fading Away : Marine Corps to Hire Civilians ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Wildlife Sanctuary Easy to Find, Enjoy STEVEN R. CHURM
The World
She Still Has the Right Stuff : Test Pilot Succeeds Despite Restrictions KAREN L. SCRIVO, Associated Press
Galas Galore for Joffrey Ballet Opening MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
When Exotic Pets Are Cashed In, Zoo in Vegas Is Winner CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Deadly Disease of Reef Fish Can Be Fought With 9 Lives Associated Press
Team Scores a KO at Bridge Tourney ALFRED SHEINWOLD
2 Cities Squabble Over Possible Site for Toxic Cleanup MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Driving Pay for Redondo Council May Be Increased KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
What a disappointment to learn that 42 million people are...
W. Hollywood Employees Union Elects Officers
Program Opens Path to Health Care Careers for Urban Students RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Corralling Art : San Dimas Invests in Flavor of the Old West SHEILA BARNES
A Price of Growing Old : Rising Cost of Housing Is Driving Many Elderly From Scenes of Their Youth DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
County Agrees to Assume Control of Land in Walnut ROD LAZO, Times Community Correspondent
Santa Monica Renters May Decide Councilman's Fate ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Could Raise Permits to $10 : Beverly Hills Council to Vote on Parking Fee JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Residents Still Waiting for New Drains in Big Rock JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Commentary Mark Schwed, From United Press-International
Cerritos College President to Retire at End of Year LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
'84 Vote Redevelopment Vote : Downey Mayor Faces Conflict Charge RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
THE GREEN BADGE OF COURAGE : Members of Conservation Corps Face Fears, Discover Strengths TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Photo Contest Winner
Developer Sirotin, Wife Charged With Theft MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Agencies Offer Housing Information and Assistance
Rent-Control Advocates File Petitions GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Letters : Business Should Be Kept at Home
"Amos," with Kirk Douglas and Elizabeth Montgomery, had to...
TRAVEL
Fun Pottering About Delft Porcelain Factory JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
Seniors on the Road Offered Some Advice BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Dubrovnik: : MUSIC IS IN THE AIR SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
Up Concrete Creek Without a Map JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer.
Finding Your Way With Free Help LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Taking an Unhappy Bite Out of Paris ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Bermuda Information
Great Response
Win One, Lose One
Six Years Later
A New Trend of Rising Air Fares TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Hotel Discounts Offered By JACK ADLER
Updating the Year-Round Attractions of Idaho FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
A Tasmania Tip
New Zealand Farms
Reluctant Cruiser Is Safe but Sorry on a No-Risk Alaska Vacation BARRY ZWICK, Zwick is Times makeup editor. and
Lawsuits Against the Travel Industry Taking Off PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
The Real Guadalajara
Fancy This Hotel
Summer Fun at New Resort in Nearby Oxnard MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Burgundy: It's Not Just the Wines BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
The Exotic Is Easygoing in Memorable Senegal MARY ROURKE, Rourke is a Times Fashion writer.
Learning to Downhill Ski, New Zealand Style ALLEN DEEVER, Deever is a Fullerton free-lance writer.
U.S. Enclave Drops From Canada TINA HARRISON, Harrison is a Vancouver, Canada, free-lance writer.
BOOKS
The Uncensored War: THE MEDIA AND VIETNAMby Daniel C. Hallin (Oxford University: $22.50; 285 pp.) Phillip Knightley, Knightley is author of "The First Casualty, the War Correspondent as Hero, Propagandist and Myth-Maker, From the Crimea to Vietnam" (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich). and
FICTION : OUT OF INDIA: SELECTED STORIES by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala (Morrow; $16.95). Merle Rubin
The Great Alone by Janet Dailey (Simon & Schuster: $18.95; 768 pp.) Suzan Nightingale, Nightingale is a columnist for the Anchorage Daily News. and
NONFICTION : RITES: A GUATEMALAN BOYHOOD by Victor Perera (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich; $15.95). Allen Boyer
The Sandinista Revolution: : NATIONAL LIBERATION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA by Carlos M. Vilas; translated by Judy Butler (Monthly Review: $27.50; $12, paperback; 282 pp.) Anne Nelson, Nelson's book "Murder Under Two Flags," was published by Ticknor & Fields in April.
American Professors: A NATIONAL RESOURCE IMPERILEDby Howard R. Bowen and Jack H. Schuster (Oxford University: $24.95; 322 pp.) Paul Bohannan, Bohannan is dean of social sciences and communication at USC. He writes anthropology--and also science fiction. and
Last of the Breed by Louis L'Amour (Bantam: $17.95; 358 pp.) Don G. Campbell, Campbell is a Times staff writer.
Latin American Political Movements edited by Ciaran O Maolain (Facts On File: $24.95; 287 pp.) : The Central America Fact Book by Tom Barry and Bob Preusch (Grove: $27.50; 320 pp.) David F. Belnap, Belnap, a Times assistant foreign news editor, reported from Latin America for 25 years.
FICTION : NORTH TO YESTERDAY by Robert Flynn (Texas Christian University, No. 4 in the Texas Tradition Series; $16.95, hardcover; $9.95, paperback). Winfred Blevins
Cats of the Temple by Brad Leithauser (Knopf: $14.95, hardcover; $7.95, paperback; 70 pp.) James Bartruff, Screenwriter Bartruff was twice Academy of American Poets prize winner at UCLA. and
NONFICTION : THE JOURNALIST'S HANDBOOK ON LIBEL AND PRIVACY by Barbara Dill (The Free Press; $19.95). Jeffrey S. Klein
THE LONG WALK by George La Fountaine (Putnam's: $17.95; 256 pp.) Tom Clark, Clark's latest book is "The Exile of Celine," a novel to appear this winter from Random House. and
THE IMPACT ZONE by Ray Maloney (Delacorte: $14.95; 246 pp.; age 12 up). KRISTIANA GREGORY
Hirohito: THE WAR YEARS by Paul Manning (Dodd, Mead: $16.95; 255 pp., illustrated) Ronald Spector, Spector, professor of history at the University of Alabama, is the author of "Eagle Against the Sun: The American War With Japan." and
Singular Rebellion by Saiichi Maruya; translated by Dennis Keene (Kodansha: $19.95; 430 pp.) Andrew Weinberger, Weinberger is a novelist and frequent reviewer of Japanese fiction. and
NONFICTION : FORD: THE MEN AND THE MACHINE by Robert Lacey (Little, Brown; $24.95; illustrated). Ed Cray
Points for a Compass Rose by Evan S. Connell Jr. (North Point: $12.50; 240 pp.) Robert Mezey, Mezey is a poet and a professor of poetry at Pomona College. and
The House of Kanze by Nobuko Albery (Simon & Schuster: $17.95; 320 pp.) Martha Ronk Lifson, Lifson teaches literature at Occidental College. and
Hopitutuwutsi/Hopi Tales narrated by Herschel Talashoma; recorded and translated by Ekkehart Malotki (University of Arizona: $14.50, paperback; 213 pp.; illustrated) : Gullible Coyote/Una'ihu: A Bilingual Collection of Hopi Coyote Tales by Ekkehart Malotki (University of Arizona: $35; 180 pp., illustrated) Hartman H. Lomawaima , Lomawaima, assistant to the director, Lowie Museum of Anthropology, Berkeley, is from the Hopi village of Sipaulovi Second Mesa, Ariz.
Song of the Sky: Versions of Native American Songs & Poems b y Brian Swann; foreword by Paula Gunn Allen (Four Zoas Night House: $12.50; 147 pp.) Kenneth Lincoln , Lincoln is associate professor of English and American Indian Studies at UCLA. and
NONFICTION : COMMONPLACE BOOK by E. M. Forster, edited by Philip Gardner (Stanford University; $35). John Espey
The All of It by Jeannette Haien (David R. Godine: $14.95; 122 pp.) Richard Eder
ENTERTAINMENT
Did Mike Nichols Squander His Luck On 'Heartburn'? PAUL ROSENFIELD
Jimmy Swaggart Blasts Rock Porn PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Look On Light Side
Together Again From Morgan Gendel
Wardrobe! From Donna Rosenthal in NYC
Guessing Game From Gail Buchalter
South African Saga Bart Mills
Detour Sue Martin
The Method In The Madness
Trashing The Movies
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Polar Stars
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Eurythmics: A Tune Played To Tension ROBERT HILBURN
Chain Reaction From Patrick Goldstein
Blahs Banished At Cha Cha Cha : The Blahs Are Banished At Cha Cha Cha RUTH REICHL
Trashing The Movies
The 'House' That Erna Runs MAX JACOBSON
Vicious In Love From Clarke Taylor in London
The Shuberts: Absenteeism In L.a. Scene DAN SULLIVAN
Frederick S. Wight: Painterly Punch Lines WILLIAM WILSON
Western Gothic Saviors --CRAIG LEE
'Essence Of India' In S.f. JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Playing Musical Chefs COLMAN ANDREWS
'Hanna': Fun And Gams On Coney Island JANICE ARKATOV
California Cuisine Compiled by Steven Smith
10 Long-playing Myths Versus The Facts LEONARD FEATHER
'On Your Toes': Limbs To The 'slaughter' LEWIS SEGAL
Rosenquist--a Not-so-still Life In The U.s.a. WILLIAM WILSON
Strauss' Unhappy 'Helena' And Other Exotica In Santa Fe MARTIN BERNHEIMER
Michael J. Fox: In Pursuit Of Growing Up PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
TALES OF THE TAPE DECK : Audiocassettes Create Personal Sound Tracks for Our Lives BARBARA ISENBERG
All The President's Men From Daniel Perez
That's Entertainment Sharon Ching
Rambosky Pat H. Broeske in Las Vegas
Billy Ocean's Anchor In A Starry Sea DENNIS HUNT
Bronfman: A Pianistic Veteran At The Age Of 28 DANIEL CARIAGA
Nick's Hot Tix
Trashing The Movies
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Flags Over Texas
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Inquiry Tells Why Marine Helicopter Crashed, Killing 4 GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Focus to Be Liberal Arts : UC San Diego Aiming for 5th College in '88 LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
No Dogs Allowed
Margaret Klemm Pulled a Few Strings; Now, She's a Class Act Herbert J. Vida
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : Former Police Chief Out on Bail Pending Appeal : COURTS Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY/ NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES
Underground Art : RTD Will Pay $535,000 for Professional Decorative Work in Some Stations of Proposed Metro Rail Line STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : COURTS : Ex-Big League Pitcher John Odom to Face Sentencing for Selling Cocaine Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Woo: Councilman Does 'a Real Balancing Act' in Serving Both His Own District and L.A.'s Big Asian Community DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Commentary : Step Back in Time to Help Poor STANLEY VAN DEN NOORT, Dr. Stanley van den Noort is the former dean of the UC Irvine Medical School and is a professor in UCI's department of neurology.
Garden Grove : 2 Men Rob Gas Station After Hitting Attendant Mark Landsbaum \f7
Huntington Beach : Final Plans Readied for Major Sports Complex Jody Becker
Filling Voids
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : CITIES : Red Onion Chain Settles With 39 in Bias Case Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
San Diego
Wise Delay on Transit Vote
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : CITIES : D.A. Weighing Charges Against Seven Santa Ana Officers in June 18 Gunplay Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
High Marks for Payzant
Dannemeyer's Role
Clinic Study Backed
District Attorney Deserves Thumping
Nit-Picking About Cats
Public Liability, Public Safety, Common Sense
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : North Tustin Applauds Democracy in Action : CITIES Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Justin Moisescu Dies; Romanian Church Leader From Times Wire Services
Promotion of Judge
Prisoner's Plea
Carl Johnston, Developer of Cinemax, Dies
Local News in Brief : Arson Suspected in Blaze That Swept 1,000 Acres Near Saugus
A Close Look at Illegal Aliens
3,000 Tell Evangelist to 'Go for' Presidency at Giant Fund-Raiser LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : San Clemente Residents Petition for Traffic Light Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Local News in Brief : Tear Gas Forces Man to End Standoff at Market
Tecate
Chula Vista
Laguna Niguel : Driver Killed When Car Overturns, Ejecting Him Mark Landsbaum \f7
The Penn Trial
District Attorney Deserves Thumping
Strike Cuts Passenger Ferry Runs to Catalina as Season Hits Its Peak ERIC MALNIC and GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writers
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : Ex-Saigon Officer Prevents Escape of 8 Suspects Who Didn't Pay for Meal Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Gang Violence
Old Railways Figure in Freeway, Guideway Plan JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Community Must Accept Lessons of Justice System Proven by Penn Case GERALDINE MOSES, Geraldine Moses is a lay leader of a study and discussion group of Nichiren Shoshu Buddists of which Sagon Penn is a member. She is a former board member of the National Legal Aid and Defenders Assn
Corona del Mar : Residents Move to Block Newport Center Growth Jody Becker
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : COURTS : Boys Convicted for Roles in Murder of Woman Week in Review stories compiled by Times staff writers Steve Emmons, Mark Landsbaum and Ray Perez
Rape Suspect Commits Suicide as Police Arrive to Arrest Him MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
A Thickly Plotted Robbery Attempt : Incident Involved Sex, Drugs, Gunfire and Car Crashes ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
To Be or Knot to Be: the Magic of Poetry Richard Buffum
Vet Specializes in Animals That Suffer From Cancer SUSAN SEAGER, United Press International
Families Find a Refuge at Private Shelter RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Shopping Malls Sued by ACLU Over Access for Political Groups MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Ortiz Goes East Tuesday for Job During D.A. Probe NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Bye-Bye Mess Duty : Marines Looking for a Few Good Potato Peelers ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Beach Festival : 75,000 Lured by Fun, Sun ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
'There were people there the minute it opened and it has never stopped' : Horton Plaza Reaps Praises at 1st Birthday ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winner : Not Smoking Now, He Feels Like a Million ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Rare Illness May Be Key to Secrets of Cancer DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Helping the Deaf
Boat Driver Faces Second Trial in Fatal Crash JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Distorted Pictures : Pirates Lose a Round to Film Makers ROGER GILLOTT, Associated Press
Haight Ashbury : Nostalgic S.F. Tour Into the Hippie Era DAVE CARPENTER, Associated Press
Summer Classes Help Immigrant Students Find Way in New World PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Public Liability, Public Safety, Common Sense
Cruisers Cool It After Feeling Heat : Police Say Checkpoint Tactic Has Untied Balboa Blvd. Gridlock HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Duplications of Grandeur : Continental Styles Revived in a Boom of Private Estates DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
MAGAZINE
Starlight : Roger James' Camera Can Transform a Gasoline Station Attendant Into Humphrey Bogart or a Columnist Into Basil Rathbone BEVIS HILLIER
The Light and Dark Side : Solving the Dilemma of Planting Against a North Wall ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
Four Who Dared : Backstage With the Beatles on Their Last Tour JUDITH SIMS, Judith Sims is a Times copy editor.
Forever Wild JEANNE CASTANEDA
Special Delivery : Nobody Had Any Idea How the Snake Had Gotten Into the Museum JACK SMITH
A New Start GEORGE HARMON SCOTT and BILL SIDNAM
VET Q&A : Something to Sneeze At
Home Remedies VIRGINIA GRAY, Virginia Gray is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
Under Cover : In the Heart of Hollywood, a Book Lover's Paradise ROBIN TUCKER
Cakewalk Through Paris BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is food editor of The Times.
So Says Robert Sundance R. W. DELLINGER, R. W. Dellinger is a Los Angeles writer.
The Doctor Is 'In' : T. Coraghessan Boyle, Ph.D, Is a Former Juvenile Delinquent Turned USC Professor Whose Books Have Been Getting Rave Reviews. As He Will Be the First to Tell You. PAUL CIOTTI, Paul Ciotti is a Los Angeles Times Magazine staff writer
THE MIRROR : How Others See Us
Murder in the Office : At Best, Life in an Unemployment Office Is Frustrating. Workers in Garden Grove Said Their Boss Made It Intolerable. No One Listened Until It Was Too Late. NANCY WRIDE and MARIA L. LAGANGA, Nancy Wride and Maria L. La Ganga are Times staff writers based in Orange County. Times staff writer Steve Emmons contributed to this report
REAL ESTATE
Concrete Tiles Have Taken a Powder DALE BALDWIN
San Francisco Limit Gets Cheers, Jeers : Growth Curb on Downtown Building Given Mixed Reviews DAVID W. MYERS
Bullock's Returning to Downtown : Department Store to Open Wednesday in New Location
Architectural Firm Moves
'Panel Tilt' Party Launches Sanyo's Plant at Border
Drop Reported in Apartment Building Sales
5 Finalists in Design Contest Refining Plans
Topping's Test Will Be Leadership Sam Hall Kaplan
Industrial Realty Assn. in New Headquarters
Don't Go to Europe for Lesson on Traffic
Liked Hotel Story
Realty Staffers May Apply for Law Scholarship
Toys "R" Us Building Facility on Irwindale Site
Roulac & Co. Acquires Geographic Data Firm
Land Magazine Makes Debut
Education of Developers
Five-Phase Project Opens Today in Anaheim Hills
RHB Buys Buildings in Warner Center Area
Bonita Hills Project Opens
Small Builders Outperform Giant Firms Dick Turpin
State Leads Nation With 130 of 'Housing Giants' : But Three Texas Companies Ranked Highest in Volume of Sales, Magazine Survey Discloses
Town House Project Opens
New Business Complex Opens in Whittier
Marlborough Corp. Unveils Rancho Cucamonga Dwellings
Flammable Furnishing Called 'Burning Issue' : Emphasis Placed on Safer Materials to Lessen Risk of Death, Damage in Public Facilities RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Broker Rents Pasadena Space
Land Firm Awards Two Scholarships
Lloyd J. Cook Installed as Surveyor Head
Savings League Reports Average Account $7,407
Welsh Spelling Bee
Woodturning Show Scheduled for Ontario Dale Baldwin
Opening This Week
Weyerhaeuser Will Occupy Six Floors of Trillium Tower
OPINION
A Leningrad Stroll Reveals Familiar Urban Woes Marco A. Mangelsdorf, Marco A. Mangelsdorf, a doctoral candidate in Soviet politics at the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, recently returned from Leningrad. DR, RICHARD DOWNS / for The Times
A Small World of Obsolete U.S. Alliances David DeVoss, David DeVoss, a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times Magazine, has been a foreign correspondent based in Asia. and DR, DAVID SUTER / for The Times
Mideast Policy: U.S. Basking in in Better News Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus, a Washington-based journalist, is editor of the Middle East Policy Survey.
Don't Slash the Budget to the Point of a Slump MARTIN FELDSTEIN and KATHLEEN FELDSTEIN, Martin Feldstein is the former chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers. His wife, Kathleen Feldstein, is also an economist.
Sanctions May Be Our Last Chance : Without Them, West May Be Shut Out in Southern Africa MALCOLM FRASER, Malcolm Fraser, Liberal Party prime minister of Australia from 1975 to 1983, is co-chairman of the Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group
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'U.S. Wealth: Not a Class Act'
Latin Church: Clout Cleansed of Politics JOHN A. COLEMAN, John A. Coleman, SJ, is a professor of religion and society at the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. He has done field work in Latin America in preparation for a book on Catholicism and politics.
Argentine Democracy Held Hostage Bruce C. Vandervort, Bruce C. Vandervort is a former foreign correspondent now based in Washington. DR, BARBARA CUMMINGS / for The Times
World Scofflaw
World Scofflaw : Rape and Common Sense
Harriman: When L.B.J. Lost Nerve Don Cook, Don Cook is The Times' European diplomatic correspondent.
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A Glory Seldom Seen: Spain : A Nation Recovers Its Open, Democratic Tradition Carlos Fuentes, Carlos Fuentes, the Mexican novelist, will write and host "The Buried Mirror," a television series on Spain and the Hispanic world being produced by the Smithsonian Institution and Channel 4 in London
Owens Valley and the DWP--It's Still 'Them and Us' Bill Stall, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer. and DR, RICHARD MILHOLLAND / for The Times
Math: Fun and Games
Stories Behind the Headline: It's Thumbs Up From Inside the White House CALVIN TRILLIN, Calvin Trillin writes a column in New York.
Aquino Must Stop Infighting, Launch Reform Carl H. Lande, Carl H. Lande is professor of political science and East Asian studies at the University of Kansas.
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