What happened on June 29, 1986

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THE MEN WILL FEAR YOU AND THE WOMEN WILL ADORE YOU by William Hamilton (St. Martin's: $5.95; 96 pp., cartoons) Judith Martin, Martin is the syndicated columnist Miss Manners. Her most recent book is "Common Courtesy, in Which Miss Manners Solves the Problem That Baffled Mr. Jefferson"; her second novel, "Style and Substance," will be published in October. and
PLAYING GOD IN YELLOWSTONE by Alston Chase (Atlantic Monthly: 24.95; 480 pp.) Michael Parfit, Parfit is the author of "South Light: A Journey to the Last Continent," published by Macmillan
THE WAR ORPHAN by Rachel Anderson (Oxford University: $13.95; 256 pp.; age 12 up). KRISTIANA GREGORY
Fiction Donne Raffat
Nicaragua Remembered
Nonfiction Anthony Arthur
Fiction Paul Dean
KRAZY KAT: THE COMIC ART OF GEORGE HERRIMAN by Patrick McDonnell, Karen O'Connell and Georgia Riley de Havenon (Abrams: $27.50, hardcover; $14.95, paperback; 158 pp.) Jay Cantor, Cantor is the author of "The Death of Che Guevara" and the forthcoming novel, "Krazy Kat" (Knopf). He teaches at Tufts University. and
HOT PROPERTIES by Rafael Yglesias (Dutton: $16.95; 408 pp.) Richard Eder
Nonfiction Ernest Callenbach
IN PRAISE OF WOLVES by R. D. Lawrence (Holt, Rinehart & Winston: $16.95; 235 pp.) : DON COYOTE: THE GOOD TIMES AND THE BAD TIMES OF A MALIGNED AMERICAN ORIGINAL by Dayton O. Hyde (Arbor House: $16.95; 222 pp.) David M. Graber, Graber is a research biologist with the National Park Service. and
LOVE IS HELL by Matt Groening (Pantheon: $5.95, paperback; 48 pp.) : Reviewed by Charles Solomon A former newspaper and magazine cartoonist, Solomon is at work on a history of American animation to be published next year by Knopf
Nonfiction John Loudon
Missing the Point?
For Serious Consideration
Cellini by John Pope-Hennessy (Abbeville: $85; 324 pp.) William Wilson, Wilson is The Times' art critic.
The Garish Day by Rachel Billington (Morrow: $17.95; 314 pp.) Giles Gunn, Gunn's newest book, "The Culture of Criticism and the Criticism of Culture," will be published in the fall by Oxford. and
A Man of Letters: Selected Essays by V. S. Pritchett (Random House: $19.95; 302 pp.) Ronald Gottesman, Gottesman teaches literature at USC. and
The Clearing: by Alan Arkin (Harper & Row: $12.95; 186 pp.) Michael J. Carroll, Carroll is a writer and teacher who lives in Santa Fe, N . M. and

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The Rumors You've Heard About Negril Are True ROBERT RAGAINI, Ragaini is a New York City free-lance writer
A New Look for Old Kauai JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Lompoc: Missions Are Legacy of Early California MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Finding Ways to Everywhere by Travel Book DON JAMES, James is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Escape to Cedar Glen CAROL ANN HOWELL, Howell is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Land or Sea, Indonesia Enchants RON LEVY, Levy is a Westlake Village free-lance writer. and
San Diego to L.A.: Tracks and Fields JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
An Intrepid Tourist Is Prepared for Anything HENRIETTA C. SPENCER, Spencer is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
VAT Adventures
Pack of Proposals on Carry-On Bags TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
The Master Tile Makers of Lisbon JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
VAT Adventures
Thrill at Rose Hall
Opportunities to Study Abroad HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests.
Europe: Buyer's Market for Summer GLORIA LOPEZ, Lopez is an editorial employee of The Times.
Enjoying Beauty of New Zealand Scenic Corner BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
For Value Received
Walking's the Way to Experience Big D Frontier FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Palm Springs Loses Leader
Travel Aboard Freighters Is Making a Comeback SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
Card Carriers Obtain the Discounts LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Hitting Right Notes on a Trip to Santa Fe Opera JANET C. O'GRADY, O'Grady, a Los Angeles free-lance writer, is a former Santa Fe resident.
The Feeling of Positano
Close Encounters of the East Coast Whale Kind MARY MAYNARD DRAKE, Drake is a Trevett, Me., free-lance writer.
A Cent Sale to London JACK ADLER
Airlines Putting Some Class Back Into the Joys of Flying First-Class PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Houseboating Down a Lazy River MARCIA DOUGLAS, Douglas is a Toronto, Canada, free-lance writer.

BUSINESS

OPINION

Mexico: Time to Treat a Next-Door Neighbor Norman Kempster, Norman Kempster is a Times' Washington correspondent.
Freedom Is Shut Down
Blurred Vision
A Whole New World
Defying the Rule of Law
An Invitation to Senseless AIDS Bias : Ruling Would Give Free Reign to Employers' Unfounded Fears MICHAEL MOORE, Michael Moore is the Robert Kingsley Professor of Law at USC
Clergy Can't Duck This Moral Imperative HARVEY J. FIELDS, Harvey J. Fields is senior rabbi of Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles.
Pentagon Spending Casts a Shadow Over Academia John Tirman, John Tirman is the executive director of the Winston Foundation for World Peace, Boston.
Putting the Future at Risk in Oceans of Nuclear Waste W. Jackson Davis, W. Jackson Davis is professor of biology and environmental studies and a member of the Nuclear Policy Program at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
A Civil War That Once Tore the World Apart Mark Potok, Mark Potok is an American journalist living in Spain.
Botha, Tutu: Both Locked in Positions Eric Marsden, Eric Marsden is South African correspondent for the Sunday Times of London
Celebrating American Liberty in a Time of Contradictions Martin E. Marty, Martin E. Marty, who teaches the history of American religion at the University of Chicago, is senior editor of the Christian Century. His most recent book is "Pilgrims in Their Own Land: 500 Years of American Religion."
Doctor Glut
Conrad's 'And the Angels Swing'
Africa Farewell
Cal Thomas on Abortion
Africa Farewell
Hitler Shirts
Conrad's 'And the Angels Swing'
Conrad's 'And the Angels Swing'
Cal Thomas on Abortion
Cal Thomas on Abortion
Cal Thomas on Abortion
Scalia and the Court: Pulling Consensus to Right David M. O'Brien, David M. O'Brien is associate professor of government at the University of Virginia and author of "Storm Center: The Supreme Court in American Politics" (W.W. Norton, 1986)

What happened on June 29, 1986

SPORTS

THE ORMSBY ORDEAL : Problem Is, Kathy Wasn't the First Runner to Consider Jumping MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer

Krista Wilson: Looking Good in Two Careers : Nadadore Diver Is Modeling Success GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer

Tennis : Grass Makes Things Unpredictable Julie Cart

Profitable Pastime : Collecting of Baseball Cards Grows From a Kids' Hobby to a Serious Investment Among Knowledgeable Adults PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer

Doctor Says Rogers Probably Died of a Drug Overdose : Preliminary Autopsy Results Revealed; Mother Is Stricken MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer

Tyson Stretches Record to 23-0 With a First-Round Knockout Associated Press

Once It Was Evita, Now It's Maradona as a Country Seeks Pride WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer

Academic Coordinator Is Named at Colorado Associated Press

Granada Hills Fades on a Gray Day JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer

Veteran Center, a World Champ Again, Has Found a UCLA in the East With Celtics : Walton Has Regained Old College Spirit TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer

National League Roundup : Johnson Plays His Knight and Mets Win DAN HAFNER

France Takes Consolation Game, Beating Belgium in Overtime, 4-2 Associated Press

Hart Scores 7-6 Victory Over Canyon STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer

Padres Give Kroc Very Little to Cheer About in 5-3 Defeat TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer

Hollywood Park : McHargue Gets Teeth Into a Stake BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer

NFL in Trouble if USFL Wins, Says Mike Ditka United Press International

A Rebuilt Elbow, Renewed Career for Aase of Orioles RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post

Becker, the Reigning King, Is Magic Word for Wimbledon Fans MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer

Giants Turning NL Upside-Down : They've Gone From Last Place to First Almost Overnight Associated Press

Golf Roundup : Norman Just One Back After His 10-Under 62 From Times Wire Services

Even Beckenbauer Can't Explain West Germany's Success Associated Press

Penn State, Texas Schedule Football Series Associated Press

Maradona Will Never Be Alone : Argentina's Dynamo Should Have Lots of Company as West Germans Try to Stop Him United Press International

JIMMY PEIRSALL : A Bit Too Colorful, Even for a Color Man, He's Now Regaling Portland Beaver Fans JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Motocross : From Front or Back, There Was No Slowing Ricky Johnson SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer

State Amateur Golf : USC's Miskell Wins Title From Teammate Blewett Associated Press

This Nunn Fight Was a Mismatch Steve Springer

Promotions Leave Gulls With a Sinking Feeling LISA GOULIAN, Times Staff Writer

Indians' Bullpen Has Its Own Macho Man : Ernie Camacho Returns From Surgery to Become Cleveland's Short Stopper STEVE KRESAL

Baseball / Ross Newhan : Madlock Won't Be Buying Dinner Now That Carlton Is Not Playing Ross Newhan

Finally, Argentina vs. West Germany in Final GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer

Commentary : Cruz Leaves McGuigan's Followers in Shock SHIRLEY POVICH, The Washington Post

Winning It His Way Every Time : Ricky Johnson Dominates Last Carlsbad Motocross SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer

Oldies Matchup Fizzles as Youth, Angels Prevail MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer

Baseball Miscellany ROSS NEWHAN

McMullen's Home Run Gives Former Angels Tie With Old-Timers MIKE PENNER

Dennis Bock . . . Believe Him or Not Chris Dufresne

Doctor Says Rogers Probably Died of a Drug Overdose : Family That Was to Be Celebrating Is Battered by Tragedy TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer

THE MONEY PLAYER . . . : Diego Maradona : Can the Argentine Star Devalue Beckenbauer's Deutsch Marks? GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer

7-0 : When Charlie Dumas Jumped, the Barrier Fell EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer

Adams State and Wayland Named All-Sport Champions in NAIA Associated Press

Sting Will Be Playing in Horizon Next Season Associated Press

It May Not Be Until Next Century, but a Woman Will High Jump 7 Feet EARL GUSTKEY

Templeton Has Made a Big Switch Jim Murray

ENTERTAINMENT

Past Is Present On Cannery Row LOIS DWAN

Summer Album Roundup : Gtr And Genesis Lack The Touch STEVE HOCHMAN

Noguchi Represents U.s. At 42nd Venice Biennale JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS

Messenger--men With A Mission JEFF SPURRIER

A NEW GELSEY KIRKLAND: THE COMEBACK OF '86 BARRY LAINE, Laine, a New York-based dance critic, was one of the people Kirkland asked to read her manuscript and make suggestions prior to publication. Gelsey Kirkland:

The Birthday Boys: Bach, Handel, Scarlatti At 301 HERBERT GLASS

Saluting Arrival Of A Chef For All Seasons COLMAN ANDREWS

'Green Card': Four Points Of View : A Play That Stacks The Deck MARK WURM, The writer is special consultant on German and European affairs at the Simon Wiesenthal Center

Cactus Country Safari Bill Steigerwald

A Bit Of 'Vice' In Iowa DEBORAH CAULFIELD

Slingin' The Slang CHARLES PERRY

Summer Album Roundup : Smiths: Crisp Eccentricity CRAIG LEE

Suds Switch Sue Facter

No Sex For Sybil Pat H. Broeske and FO

Summer Album Roundup : Musical Master Mechanic TERRY ATKINSON

Big Bellyache Donald Chase

Trekkie Trivia Sue Martin

Summer Lp Roundup : The Fixx Mixes It Up TERRY ATKINSON

Summer Lp Roundup : Droll, Dunced-out DON WALLER

Summer Lp Roundup : Elp Unchanged JON MATSUMOTO

Summer Album Roundup : Teena: No Crossover CONNIE JOHNSON

Insecurity In Bev Hills Pat H. Broeske

Summer Album Roundup : Annabella Loses Her Bark KRISTINE McKENNA

Purple Haze Patrick Goldstein

Dragon Fare --Compiled by Steven Smith

A Royal Revival Of Film MICHAEL WILMINGTON

When Opie Speaks, People Listen William Chitwood

A 91-PIECE WUNDERBAR EXHIBIT SUZANNE MUCHNIC

The Lingering Shadow Of The Group Theatre LAWRENCE CHRISTON

Summer Album Roundup : Post-punk Everlys CHRIS WILLMAN

Summer Lp Roundup : Radiant, Rowdy RICHARD CROMELIN

Kpwr Kicks Sand In Battle Of Beaches PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

'Green Card': Four Points Of View : A Play That Condescends SOPHIA KYUNG KIM, The author is a reporter for the Korea Times.