What happened on July 03, 1988

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Albuquerque's Route 66 Gets New Lease on Life FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
From Sea to Shining Sea BETTY HUGHES, Assistant Travel Editor and
Savoring Some Sweets
Sidewalk Cafe Syndrome
New Zealand for Budget-Conscious LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Top of the Line
Hotel Discounts Offered JACK ADLER
Sharing Flights With Passengers Who Carry On JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
El Toro Restores Historic Buildings MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
International Joint Marketing Takes to the Air TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Small Hotels Can Compete With Big Discounts HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests
No Problems for Tourists
San Francisco's Trendy Spots JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Slightly Off Target
The 'Redcoats' Came but Are Almost Gone PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer

BUSINESS

OPINION

Gringo-Bashing
Bush Attacking but Missing Most Issues Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel, a political analyst, was Walter F. Mondale's campaign manager in 1984
'Windfall for Wealthy'
'Windfall for Wealthy'
Battle for Blue Skies
Migrants From Mexico Still Coming--and Staying Wayne A. Cornelius, Wayne A. Cornelius is director of the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, UC San Diego
The Middle Class
The New Round Of Revolution Arthur Macy Cox, Arthur Macy Cox is secretary of the American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations and co-director, with George A. Arbatov, a Soviet expert on the United States, of a recently completed joint study, "How to End the Cold War."
Back From a Dead End
Fisheries at Risk if More Delta Water Diverted Peter B. Moyle and Bruce Herbold, Peter B. Moyle, professor of fisheries biology at the University of California, Davis, is the author of "Inland Fishes of California" (UC Press); Bruce Herbold is a post-doctoral researcher conducting studies on the fishes of the Sacramento-San Joaquin estuary
Scandals Grow After Too Long at the Trough Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is the publisher of American Political Report and of Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly
There's a Better Answer Than Building More Jails Karl Fleming, Karl Fleming was formerly Newsweek bureau chief in Los Angeles and managing editor of KNXT
Strong House
The Middle Class
Mountain Lion Hunting Season
Mountain Lion Hunting Season
Strong House
Mountain Lion Hunting Season
Dukakis Picking His Second Place Stuart K. Spencer, Stuart K. Spencer was Ronald Reagan's senior campaign adviser in 1980 and 1984
Running Mates: an Overvalued Commodity ROSS K. BAKER, Ross K. Baker is a professor of political science at Rutgers University
Seeking an Alternative to the Sandinistas Michael Massing, Michael Massing, former executive editor of the Columbia Journalism Review, reports frequently on Central America and the Caribbean
The Homeless Are Not Stateless : Their Poverty Challenges Our Fidelity to Equality of Law SAMUEL H. PILLSBURY, Samuel H. Pillsbury teaches criminal law at Loyola Law School

What happened on July 03, 1988

SPORTS

SWIMMING FOR GOLD : Janet Evans, Only 16, Already Holds 3 World Records TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer

Will Perdue Has Big Shoes to Fill--His Own Associated Press

Cram Wins Mile Over Abdi Bile RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer

A Family Bond : Fanatical Pursuit of Gymnastics Success Serves as a Unifying Force for the Lees JEFF RILEY, Times Staff Writer

Woodland Hills (West) Pulls Out 8-7 Victory AL BRAVO, Times Staff Writer

GRACEFUL ROOKIE : Mark Grace, the Cubs' New First Baseman, Has Talent and He's a Nice Guy, Too GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer

Their Game Plan Is a Championship : Given Choice, Volleyball Club Team Decided to Work for National Title DENNIS BROWN

Los Alamitos Graduate Wins Women's 20-Mile Race AL PRESTON

Soft Touch Too Tough for Pleasant : Rao Derails Volleys With Lob Barrage CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer

Andres Galarraga Called Best in National League RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post

First Place Is Reasonable for Dodgers Mike Downey

WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS : Lendl Slips on Grass Again--Becker to Play Edberg for Men's Title RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer

Padre Notebook : Look for Next Trip to Send a Chill Through Players (They Wish) BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer

Baseball Miscellany : Names And Numbers ROSS NEWHAN

Sparky on Winning Titles: 'Never Defend; Attack Every Day' STEVE JACOBSON, Newsday

Galarraga Is Called Best in National League RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post

Miniature Football: It Has Points Jim Murray

Youth Bowling Organizer Says Toughest Thing Is Luring Them Indoors DEREK RASER

Seattle's Jimmy Snyder Is a Manager on the Hot Seat United Press International

Dodgers Get Into Swing Against Cub Pitching, 8-1 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer

3 Disqualified at Saugus Over Illegal Tires VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer

Tigers Use Their Long Suit to Beat Fraser, Angels, 6-1 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer

American League Roundup : Clark Gives Candelaria All He Needs as Yankees Win, 4-0 DAN HAFNER

Big Chance Gets Past a Baffled Engelstad Gene Wojciechowski

Baseball : Johnson Calls His Players, Raises Heat on Mets' Card-Playing Ross Newhan

8 South Bay Teams to Compete in Carson's Hoop Grand Finale ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer

Arena Football League : Knights Follow Bouncing Ball to Victory Over Cobras LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer

MELTING POOL : The Jorgensen Stoey May Include Chapter on 1988 Olympics BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer

Padres Reach Midpoint on Rise, Beat Cardinals CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer

BRABHAM TAKES TURNS FOR THE BETTER : On the Road Course Again SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer

National League Roundup : Strawberry, Gooden Help Put Mets Back on Winning Track DAN HAFNER

Golf Roundup : Jacobsen Takes Big Lead, Then Gives Some of It Back From Times Wire Services

VAST REALM : CIF Southern Section a Big Force in Developing High School Sports in California for the Past 75 Years SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer

Racing at Hollywood Park : Delahoussaye Hasn't Received Share of Triple Crown Bonus BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer

Reluctant Standout : Quarterbacking Skills Force Banning's John Maae to Lead TODD JONES, Times Staff Writer

Bo Jackson Returns Early From Injury, Helps Royals Win United Press International

Marsh Wins Steeplechase at Prefontaine Associated Press

Orange County All-Star Football Game : La Habra's Capps Doesn't Let Size Limit Him TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer

Golf : U.S. Pros Have Turned Scorecards to Eyesores at British Open Course Scott Howard-Cooper

Slaney Coasts; Tarpenning Clears 19-2 Associated Press

Managers Cry Foul, Umpires Yell 'You're Out' BEN WALKER, Associated Press

Salt Lake Team Out to Repeat 1987 Win Streak Associated Press

Baseball : Marathon Runs Course After 27 Innings Gary Klein

European Trip Is Telling for U.S. Select Basketball Team Associated Press

Everything's Miniature but the Hype Rich Tosches

The Real Durham Bulls : 'Crash' Is Only Scrawled and There's No 'Nuke,' but the Players Still Have That Dream of Reaching Big Leagues THOMAS FERRARO, United Press International

NEWS

A Wyoming Ranch Wife Fights The Bomb, but Resistance Has Its Cost TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press

From the Tree House to the Whale : Fantasy Hotel Lets Guests Live Dreams TOM KRATTENMAKER, Associated Press

'Waiters on Wheels' : Hold the Pizza: Entrepreneurs Deliver Variety of Gourmet Food ELISABETH DUNHAM, Associated Press

Seeks to Retain Senate Seat, Promote Liberal Agenda : Sen. Kennedy Appears Comfortable in New Role as Party Elder CHRISTOPHER CALLAHAN, Associated Press

'Peace Through Deterrence' in Underground Bunkers : Missileers Hold Keys to Launching Nuclear War TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press

Two Crips Held in Shooting of Five Bloods in Pacoima AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer

On Sending Meaningful Messages THOMAS H. MIDDLETON

Exclusive Prep Schools Feel an Enrollment Crunch, Step Up Recruiting LEE MITGANG, Associated Press

'You Have to Be a Fox to Catch a Fox' : Most Wanted Man Has Eluded FBI for 10 Years THOMAS FERRARO, United Press International

Something to Crow About on Maui Zan Thompson

New Trash Firm With No Trucks Wins Huntington Park Contract RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer

Invasion of Apartments Raises Hackles in Whittier : 'Nobody Was Minding the Store,' Residents Say MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer

20 Hurt in Gas Tank Blast Associated Press

Israeli Army Fights to Stay Out of Politics DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer

Shasta County Shuts Libraries in Funds Crisis United Press International

Compton Agrees to Pay for Series of Anti-Crime Moves MICHELE FUETSCH, Times Staff Writer

Seoul Assembly Rejects Justice Nominee Associated Press

Economy on Mend, Polish Aide Asserts DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer

Two Azerbaijan Officials Removed From Reuters

Payment Halted on Navy Contracts : 9 Projects Worth a Total of $1 Billion May Be Tainted in Procurement Probe Associated Press

N. Korea Accuses South of Firing at Guard Post From Reuters

3 More Bodies Found at Turkey Landslide Associated Press

Analysis : Despite Passage, Battle Over State Budget Continues DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer

Jackson Vows to Force Votes on His Planks KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer

6 Hurt in Gas Tank Blast Associated Press

Discovery Shuttle to Go to Launch Pad on Monday Associated Press

4.1 Quake Shakes S. California Desert Associated Press

Dispirited Voters Waver : Expectations Are Sinking, but Mexicans Loyal to PRI MARJORIE MILLER and DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writers

Conference Closes : Party Backs Gorbachev's Call for Change Associated Press

4 Killed, 27 Injured as 3 Vehicles Collide in Cuba Associated Press

Inglewood Honored for Anti-Drug Effort, but Fails in Bid for Big Prize SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer