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What happened on July 04, 1987

ENTERTAINMENT

'RIVER'S EDGE' NOT QUITE AS HE RECALLS : Commentary GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer and Bunting, a former reporter for the San Jose Mercury News, is now a reporter for The Times San Diego County edition

Brandwynne, Cox To Leave Kttv As Shake-up Goes On JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer

The Chorus Kid Who Gave Musicals A Kick DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic

Arts Groups Faces Tough 2nd Year CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer

Music Review : Zinman Conducts Mozart At Bowl JOHN HENKEN

Our Past Still Our Present CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor

This Triple-threat Jazz Man Covers The Field ZAN STEWART Don Menza

Romantic Image Of Big-screen Lover Gets Kiss Of Death JACK MATHEWS

Hit And Miss Year For Pop Singles ROBERT HILBURN

Tv Review : Ktla's 'Monday' Series Misses Mark BILL STEIGERWALD

Directors Guild To Renew Talks, But Strike Still Looms JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer

Jack Sheldon: Middle-aged Man With Robust Horn ZAN STEWART

Lullabies Give Susan Jack An Unexpected Hit THOMAS K. ARNOLD

Actress Puts The 'Audience' To Test In Unusual Play NANCY CHURNIN DEMAC

Stage Review : A Nice And Easy 'She Loves Me' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic

'King Of Instruments' To Sound At Gathering KENNETH HERMAN

SPORTS

WRESTLING WITH RED TAPE : Ara Parseghian's Cousin Hopes to Be First Armenian to Win a Gold Medal for U.S. RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer

A Laid-Back Life Style Limits Lautenschlager's Drive to Dive DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer

Tustin's Jill Koval Has Pedaled to Place in County History : Ready for Her Tour de Force JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer

American League Roundup : Royals Retire Howser's Number--and Sweep 2 From Times Wire Services

3 World Champions Penalized at Henley Regatta Associated Press

Roche in Good Spot as Tour Takes Day Off United Press International

Another Angel Starter Is Lost; So Is Game, 6-4 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer

National League Roundup : Hoffman Pitches Reds to 8-3 Win Over Mets From Times Wire Services

Even Lasorda's Shouting Can't Wake Dodgers SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer

Teddy Higuera Applies the Brakes to Two Skids JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer

Scott Simpson Is a Typical Open Winner THOMAS BOSWELL, Washington Post

Magazine, Umpire Engel Revive Marshall-Guerrero Controversy SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer

Let's All Give Wimbledon a Standing Ovation Scott Ostler

Golf Roundup : Rain Halts Canadian Open; Frost Leads From Times Wire Services

Reuschel Shuts Out Dodgers, 6-0; Valenzuela the Loser Associated Press

Padres Lose, 2-1, and Bowa Loses His Cool BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer

Dodgers Go Home for Holiday, 3-1 : Valley Team Falls Out of Tournament ED HAGEROTT

Racing at Hollywood Park : Candi's Gold Strikes It Rich in Silver Screen BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer

Boxing : Whenever Lou Filippo Is in the Ring, Better Not Bet on a Final Decision Richard Hoffer

Navratilova and Graf Battle Today for No. 1 From Times Wire Services

Keith Jarrett, Former Edison Quarterback, to Attend OCC STEVE KRESAL

Thon Leaves Astros for Rest of Season Associated Press

Centre Stage Now Belongs to Cash, Lendl SCOTT OSTLER, Times Staff Writer

Legion Dispute Could Cost Team Mass Forfeits BRAD JONES, Times Staff Writer

Teaching Pro Tennis Tournament : Chwalek Scrapes His Way to Final : Unseeded Costa Mesa Player to Meet Top-Seeded Fedderly BARBIE LUDOVISE

Transpacific Race : Yachts Pick Up Strong Winds; Blondie Leads After 203 Miles ALMON LOCKABEY, Special to The Times

Tigers' Anderson Happy With Nokes' Work Habits RICHARD L. SHOOK, United Press International

Spellbound : From dart throwers to kick boxers, sportsmen swear by J.P. Erickson, a hypnotherapist whose subconscious pep talks have become essential to their training. STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer

NEWS

Survivor Says 18 in Boxcar Died 'Little by Little' United Press International

Day Hike : Reserve a Weekend to Visit Montana de Oro State Park JOHN McKINNEY

Israeli Planes Hit Militia Housing Area in Bekaa Associated Press

Blast on Israeli Bus Associated Press

Manila Curbs Children in Tourist District United Press International

Many Won't Be Freed, Angry Koreans Learn MARK FINEMAN and NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writers

HAITI: Death Toll Hits 22 : Haiti Toll 22 Amid Calls for Junta's Ouster From Times Wire Services

Moscow Calls on U.S. to Pull Warships Out of Gulf WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer

Weather and Crewless Plane Strand Hundreds United Press International

Radical Feminism Endangers Order, Dutch Cardinal Says From Reuters

1,370 New AIDS Cases in June, Group Reports From Reuters

Israeli Leaders Ignore Waldheim's Jordan Visit DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer

Merger May Clear Way to Settle Dalkon Shield Cases JONATHAN PETERSON and JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writers

Afrikaners to Meet Next Week in Senegal With Black Rebels From Times Wire Services

Special Opening of Strauss Ranch ELLEN MELINKOFF

Confidentiality May Be Reduced : Legislature Leans Toward Widespread AIDS Testing RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer

100 Students Hurt in Panama Protests From Times Wire Services

Louisiana Isn't Biting at Cooked-up Slogan United Press International

Some Japanese-Americans Hit Internee Redress : Say Civil Liberty Can't Be Bought; Would Reject Payment for WWII Detention GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer

PTL Fires Brother of Founder Bakker United Press International

Gorbachev Gives Gandhi Warm Welcome as India Festival Opens WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer

Hawaii Brush Fires Ruin 7 Homes, Force Hundreds to Flee United Press International

Separatism Threat : Canada--Splintering of a Nation? KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer

Yugoslavia's Inflation Rate Topped 100% in June Associated Press

Calls 'Economic Freedoms' Proposals 'Shopworn' : Byrd Assails Reagan's Tax Curb Plan JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer

Shmuel Tamir; Ex-Israel Justice Minister From Times Wire Services

Balloonists End Up in Sea Just Short of Goal From Times Wire Services

Forest Firefighters : They Jump at Chance to Work CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer

D.C. Mayor's Move May Lead to Early Release of Inmates Associated Press

Ex-Nazi Barbie Is Sentenced to Life : Guilty of 'Crimes Against Humanity,' He Shows No Emotion in French Court STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer

Ramirez's Lawyers Win Interview With Victim JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer

Fuse Is Lit for Fireworks Shows : Southland to Be Aglow With a Rainbow of Fiery Displays PATRICK MOTT