What happened on June 01, 1986

REAL ESTATE

ENTERTAINMENT

NEWS

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SPORTS

BOOKS

On the Line by Larry Kahaner (Warner: $18.95; 327 pp., illustrated) Warren G. Bennis, Bennis is co-author of "Leaders: The Strategies of Taking Charge" (Harper & Row)
The Vietnamese Gulag by Doan Van Toai and David Chanoff (Simon & Schuster: $18.95; 312 pp., illustrated) John P. Roche, Roche, dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, was a special consultant to President Johnson dealing mainly with Vietnam. He recently published "The History and Impact of Marxist-Leninist Organizational Theory."
History of Art by H.W. Janson (Abrams: $40; 824 pp.; 1,256 illustrations, 177 in full color) William Wilson, Wilson is The Times' art critic. and
Brothers in Arms A Journey From War to Peace by William Broyles Jr. (Knopf: $17.95; 283 pp.) RICHARD EDER
A Cast of Killers by Sidney D. Kirkpatrick (Dutton: $17:95; 301 pp.) Kevin Thomas, Thomas is a Times staff writer.
As Time Goes By THE LIFE OF INGRID BERGMAN by Laurence Leamer (Harper & Row: $18.95; 423 pp., illustrated) Charles Champlin
Fiction Michael Anderson
Fiction James Kaufmann
Fiction Brett Singer
Jujitsu for Christ by Jack Butler (August House: $14.95; 208 pp.) Anderson Ferrell, Ferrell's first novel , "Where She Was , " was published last October by Knopf. and
Nonfiction Fred Crafts
Nonfiction Peter DeLeon
Nonfiction Scott Ostler
Fiction Taffy Cannon
Oskar Kokoschka: A Life by Frank Whitford (Atheneum: $17.95; 288 pp., illustrated) Rudolf Arnheim, Arnheim is professor emeritus of the psychology of art, Harvard University. His "New Essays on the Psychology of Art" has just been published by the University of California Press
The Great Dan A BIOGRAPHY OF DANIEL O'CONNELL by Charles Chenevix Trench (Merrimack: $18.95; 345 pp.) Eilis Dillon, Dillon is the translator from the Irish of "The Lament for Arthur O'Leary" by Eileen O'Connell, found in many anthologies. and
The Imposters by George V. Higgins (Henry Holt: $16.95; 361 pp.) Marvin Seid, Seid is a Times editorial writer. and
Fuel-Injected Dreams by James Robert Baker (Dutton: $15.95, hardcover; Plume: $5.95, paperback; 352 pp.) Schuyler Ingle, Ingle waits for winter to end and summer to begin in Seattle
Sri Lanka ETHNIC FRATRICIDE AND THE DISMANTLING OF DEMOCRACY by S. J. Tambiah (The University of Chicago: $17.95; 184 pp.) Paul Sieghart, Sieghart is an international human-rights lawyer whose report of a mission to Sri Lanka, which he undertook on behalf of the International Commission of Jurists, was published in 1984 under the title "Sri Lanka: A Mounting Tragedy of Errors." and
Gorbachev: A Biography by Zhores Medvedev (Norton: $16.95, hardcover; $9.95, paperback; : 272 pp.) : THE GORBACHEV ERA, edited by Alexander Dallin and Condolezza Rice (Stanford Alumni Assn., Stanford, Calif.: $15.95, paperback, 183 pp.) Ludmilla Alexeyeva, Alexeyeva, a human-rights activist and a founding member of the Moscow Helsinki Group, is the author of " Soviet Dissent " (Wesleyan University Press, 1985). and
BARRIER ISLAND by John D. MacDonald (Knopf: $16.95; 229 pp.) Stephen Vizinczey, Vizinczey is the author of the novel "An Innocent Millionaire" (Atlantic Monthly). and
How Real Is the Federal Deficit? by Robert Eisner (The Free Press: $17.95; 224 pp.) Earl F. Cheit, Cheit is professor and former dean, School of Business, University of California, Berkeley. and

TRAVEL

Learning From a Vacation Robbery MARY NELL YORK, York is an Oakland free-lance writer.
Choose Almost Any Century for Fine Dining in Burgundy Capital BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
PEROUGES : 273 miles down the Rhone River Valley from Paris, not far from Lyon, lies this medieval village with narrow cobbled streets and fielstone buildings that have been carefully restored. A 13th-Century auberge provides a warm welcome to weary travelers. PAMELA CORDELL AVIS and MORTON SEGAL, Avis lived in France for many years and is writing a novel set there in the 12th Century. Segal is a principal in an international public relations organization. and
CHANTILLY: France's Well-Kept Secret JERRY COHEN and DOROTHY COHEN, Jerry Cohen is a Times Staff Writer, Dorothy Cohen a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Easy Orchard Pickings MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Airline Offers a Bonus JACK ADLER
Hawaiian Festival Sports Lifeguards
Museum Buoys Most-Flooded City JON KENNEDY, Kennedy is a San Jose free-lance writer.
Vancouver B&Bs
Great Train Trip
Jamaica Hello
Vancouver B&Bs
Equal Space, Please
More Firms Offering Trips for the Disabled SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
Holland Offers Chance to Sleep Cheap Abroad LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Airlines Offer Special Rates on Hotel Bookings TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
The Birds and the Bees JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
Poole: The Specialists With Tours for Seniors HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests.
A Canadian Museum That Has the Spirits NANCY HOYT BELCHER, Belcher is a South Pasadena free-lance writer.
Status, Elegance Embellish London's Mayfair JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
Airlines Fighting Fear With Freebies PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
No Stallone Fan
German Spa Will Welcome Yanks on July Fourth FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section

BUSINESS

MAGAZINE

OPINION

Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
In Ulster, a Peace Pact Spurs Greater Troubles Barry White, Barry White is chief editorial writer for the Belfast Telegraph and author of "John Hume, Statesman of the Troubles."
U.S. Alone, Loses Allies and Accord Don Cook, Don Cook is The Times' European diplomatic correspondent.
Choosing 34 Senators: Will Republicans Prevail? Richard E. Cohen, Richard E. Cohen is congressional correspondent for the National Journal.
Chernobyl Proves Risk to Nations That Renounced Nuclear Weapons Enrico Jacchia, Enrico Jacchia is director of the Center for Strategic Studies at the Free University of Rome.
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Home-Chemicals Business Puts Pesticide Bill at Risk ALBERT H. MEYERHOFF and NANCY DRABBLE, Albert H. Meyerhoff is a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council in San Francisco. Nancy Drabble is director of Public Citizen's Congresswatch.
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
A New GOP Conservative Could Be Cranston's Luck Bill Stall, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer.
Parents and Business--a Partnership : For Better Schools, Give Time Off for Classroom Visits GEORGE J. McKENNA III, George J. McKenna III is the principal of George Washington Preparatory High School in South Central Los Angeles. and
The Lone Star of Texas Will Join the Other States Nicholas Lemann, Nicholas Lemann is a national correspondent for the Atlantic magazine.
The Snare of Poverty : Once Again, Rich Gain More Than Poor in Tax-Reform Plan Michael Harrington, Michael Harrington, author of "The New American Poverty" (Holt, Rinehart & Winston) is national co-chairman of Democratic Socialists of America
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
Arms Control Chances Slim and Fading Fast Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr., Spurgeon M. Keeny Jr., president of the Arms Control Assn., is a former deputy director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.
Hands Across America to Help the Hungry
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What happened on June 01, 1986

REAL ESTATE

Rock Hudson's House Now on Market RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer

New Building Keeps Vacancies High DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer

Taking Fire Calls : Municipal Building Has Alarming Past JOAN DEKTAR, Special to The Times and Dektar is a North Hollywood free-lance writer. and

San Francisco Rejects 'Ration Law' Buildings : Planning Commissioners Contend Proposed Architectural Design Not Pleasing Enough RALPH SHAFFER, Special to The Times

Metropolitan Office Space in California Outpaces Demand Special to The Times

Court Rules Double Tax Break Legal JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times

Cover-Up May Clear Up the Windows DALE BALDWIN

Homes Will Replace Wheat Fields : College Campus, Hospital, Golf Courses, Lake Planned TERENCE M. GREEN, Times Staff Writer

Firms Settle by 'Silicon Freeway' DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer

In Los Alamitos : Newspaper Crops Up in Former Farmhouse BILL LYNDE, Special To The Times and Lynde is a Cypress free-lance writer. and

HUD Cracks Down on FHA Mortgage Fraud : Tougher Policy on Loan Assumptions and Defaulters Outlined by Secretary Pierce Associated Press

'Real World' Pays Off in Contest JANET NAIRN, Janet Nairn, a design editor and writer, will be covering the design and architectural field during Sam Hall Kaplan's absence. and Sam Hall Kaplan is traveling in Europe on a National Endowment of the Arts grant

Resort, Residential Community : Disney to Help Develop Ranch RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer

State's Lenders Cool to Reverse Annuity Mortgages DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer

Buyers on the Road to Mandalay Beach : Colony Condo Project Uses Lotteries to Assure Orderly Sales DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer

Three Used Cabinets Transform Bathroom Dale Baldwin

ENTERTAINMENT

A Wedding In The Family WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER JR.

The Kong Isn't Dead; Long Live The King LEWIS BEALE

Hit Puts The Outfield Team In The Big Leagues DENNIS HUNT

Anonymous Noise CRAIG LEE

Up, Periscope John M. Wilson

Body Count Christopher Tricarico

Impressionism--victim Of Its Own Success WILLIAM WILSON

Puppets In Orbit KRISTINE McKENNA

The Fathers Of Ska DON SNOWDEN

Heading Off Trouble? Sophia K. Kim

Muted Melancholy KRISTINE McKENNA

Cleveland Is On A (rock 'N') Roll PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

German Exhibition At Santa Barbara Museum JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS

Clinton's Anti-pop DON WALLER

Mr. Osborne Carves Out A Soulful Niche CONNIE JOHNSON

'Baby Pictures'--by And For Ex-tots SUZANNE MUCHNIC

Never Mind John M. Wilson

THE ALBANESE QUALITA WALTER PRICE, Price lives in New York, loves opera and writes about the arts

Box Tree's Rules Of Order COLMAN ANDREWS

Cleveland Is On A (rock 'N') Roll PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

Poulenc: Joker Returns HERBERT GLASS

Avaz Is Anticipating Its 'First Real Season' SHELLEY BAUMSTEN

Exploring Sales Rituals In 'Downside' LAWRENCE CHRISTON

L.a. Musicals: Doin' The Waiver DON SHIRLEY

A Long Way From 'The Gene Krupa Story' LEONARD FEATHER

Solo, Toned-down El CONNIE JOHNSON

The Original Ry Cooder ROBERT HILBURN

All-american Boy Morgan Gendel

Perino's Still In Pink; As For The Food . . . RUTH REICHL

Phil Alvin: New Blasters, Old Songs CHRIS WILLMAN

Food For Feet -- Compiled by Jane Greenstein

Tracking Down A Celebrity LAWRENCE CHRISTON

Murder, All Three Of Them Wrote BRENDA DAY, Day is a Los Angeles free-lance journalist. and

Skinned Alive Pat H. Broeske and Christopher Tricarico

Cleveland Is On A (rock 'N') Roll PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

'Fruits' Of Success, Briefly GAIL BUCHALTER

A New American In Paris COLMAN ANDREWS

NEWS

Luxury Homes Proposed for Famed Radio Site : W6AM Is Over, May Soon Be Out GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer

Backers of Blocked Freeway on Oahu Hope Congress Will Cut Red Tape STEWART TAGGART, Associated Press

South Korean Opposition Will Insist on Direct Presidential Election, Kim Says SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer

Retail Areas Saddled With Bad Image : Many Still Leave L. B. to Shop, Study Shows DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer

Toll Climbs to 8 in Pennsylvania Flooding; 10 Reported Missing Associated Press

Ones Remaining Enjoy a Mild Resurgence : Number of Pre-College Military Schools Wanes THOMAS FERRARO, United Press International

'We Think Differently . . . That Is All' : Albanians Live in a World of Their Own FERNAND PARIZOT, Agence France-Presse

Ex-Atty. Gen. Thomas Lynch Dies of Cancer GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer

Museum Hosts 'Impressionist' Preview MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer

Fungus Farewell : Mushroom Growers Are Leaving L.A. County Behind CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer

South Korean Youths Clash With Police After Briefly Blockading Opposition Rally From Times Wire Services

'Really Good Summer' Predicted : Terrorism May Aid Tourism in Westside BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer

A Cat-alogue of Compelling Reasons Zan Thompson

Synagogue to Be Rebuilt From Reuters

Local Elections : L. B. Incumbents Hall, Sato Await Voters' Judgment DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer

Transit Plan Wins Praise but Remains a Dream SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Postal Service Aide Admits Guilt in Payoff Scheme Associated Press

GOP Senate Hopefuls Aim Their Shots at Zschau KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer

Capital Episcopalians Elect Assistant Bishop United Press International

Millions More Would Get Pensions Under Tax Plan JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer

Soviets to Build Up if U.S. Scraps SALT : Pact's End Will 'Open Floodgate' for All-Out Arms Race, Kremlin Warns WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer

California Elections : SMOOTH SAILING CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer

Uproar Expected in Congress Over Dropping Treaty SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer