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What happened on July 10, 1988
BOOKS
Their Little Gymnast Has AIDS : AT RISK by Alice Hoffman (G. P. Putnam's Sons: $17.95; 210 pp.) RICHARD EDER
HARDBALL How Politics Is Played--Told by One Who Knows the Game : by Christopher Matthews (Summit Books: $17.95) SONJA BOLLE
The Life and Times of a Capitalist Duck : UNCLE SCROOGE McDUCK His Life and Times written and drawn by Carl Barks (Celestial Arts: $34.95, paper; 375 pp.) Charles Solomon, Solomon writes regularly about animation for The Times.
DREAMS OF LOVE AND FATEFUL ENCOUNTERS The Power of Romantic Passion b y Ethel Spector Person (W. W. Norton: $18.95) SONJA BOLLE
Fiction
SAILING by Susan Kenney (Viking: $18.95; 318 pp.)
Rating the Corporate Players: A Woman's Guide : THE BEST COMPANIES FOR WOMEN by Baila Zeitz Ph.D. and Lorraine Dusky (Simon & Schuster: $19.95; 413 pp.) Sarah Hardesty, Hardesty is a former executive at an international public relations corporation and co-author of "Success and Betrayal: The Crisis of Women in Corporate America" (Touchstone). She currently serves as director of communications at the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. and
Comprehensive Medical Exams--With Side Effects : MEDICINE ON TRIAL The Appalling Story of Ineptitude, Malfeasance, Neglect, and Arrogance by Charles B. Inlander, Lowell S. Levin, Ed Weiner (Prentice Hall Press: $18.95; 304 pp.) : WORSE THAN THE DISEASE Pitfalls of Medical Progress by Diana B. Dutton with contributions by Thomas A. Preston and Nancy E. Pfund (Cambridge University Press: $27.95; 512 pp.) Eugene D. Robin, Robin, professor of medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine, is the author of "Medical Care Can Be Dangerous to Your Health: A Guide to the Risks and Benefits" (Harper & Row). and
Korea for First-Time Visitors : THE KOREANS by Russell Warren Howe (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $9.95, paper; 220 pp.) Richard J. Kessler, Kessler teaches Asian politics at the American University (Washington, D.C.) and is author of the forthcoming "The Politics of Rebellion in the Philippines" (Yale University Press). and
MARKETS by Martin Mayer (W.W. Norton: $18.95) SONJA BOLLE
Reporting What They Are, Being What They Report : A PLACE IN THE NEWS From the Women's Pages to the Front Page by Kay Mills (Dodd, Mead: $17.95; 355 pp.) Martin Linsky, Linsky, a former journalist, teaches about the press, politics and political leadership at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. and
The Romance of the Automobile by David Bromige
Mama's Big Boy Walks Out : TUPELO NIGHTS by John Ed Bradley (Atlantic Monthly Press: $17.95; 239 pp.) Carter Coleman, Coleman grew up in Baton Rouge, La. He reviews regularly for the Atlanta Constitution and has written for Life, Esquire, Sports Illustrated and other magazines
GREATER NOWHERES A Journey Through the Australian Bush by Dave Finkelstein and Jack London (Harper & Row: $18.95) SONJA BOLLE
Hearty Parlor Games From the Middle Ages : A HISTORY OF PRIVATE LIFE Revelations of the Medieval World; edited by Georges Duby; translated by Arthur Goldhammer (Belknap Press / Harvard University Press: $39.95; 637 pp. illustrated) Fredi Chiappelli, Chiappelli has been director of the UCLA Medieval and Renaissance Studies Center for 16 years. He is in charge of the UCLA 1992 Quincentenary Programs as special adviser to the chancellor. and
The Rise of the Great Modern Armies : TWENTIETH CENTURY WARRIORS The Development of the Armed Forces of the Major Military Nations in the Twentieth Century by Field Marshal Lord Carver (Weidenfeld & Nicolson: $25; 448 pp.) Douglas M. Hart, Hart is a defense analyst with Pacific-Sierra Research Corp. He specializes in Soviet defense and foreign policy. His latest book is "The Encyclopedia of Soviet Spacecraft" (Bison Books).
The Horse-Holders Who Took the Reins : GUTS AND GLORY The Rise and Fall of Oliver North by Ben Bradlee Jr. (Donald I. Fine: $21.95; 572 pp.) : SECRET WARRIORS Inside the Covert Military Operations of the Reagan Era by Steven Emerson (G. P. Putnam's Sons: $17.95; 256 pp.) Gregory F. Treverton, Treverton is senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He has served on the first Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and was responsible for Western Europe for the National Security Council during the Carter Administration. His most recent book is "Covert Action: The Limits of Intervention in the Postwar World," published late last year by Basic Books
NEWS
Boy vs. Girl : Some Animals Naturally Skew the Sex of Offspring, Succeeding Where Humans Fail DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Teamsters' Leader Presser, Target of U.S. Inquiry, Dies WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Namphy Discards Haiti's Constitution, Vows New One Associated Press
The World : Haiti Constitution Voided
Cows Outnumber People in Massachusetts Hamlet : Town Takes on State in Long Prison Fight BRIAN MURPHY, Associated Press
150 to 200 Rings on Maryland Mountain : Circles of Stones Mystify Archeologists DEB RIECHMANN, Associated Press
Last of Tito's Aides : Desperate Moments of '48 Recalled PETER HUMPHREY, Reuters
The Nation
Famed Texas Firefighter Visits Burning Hulk : Adair Begins Taming North Sea Oil Rig From Reuters
Barged Aside : Floating, Family-Run Chowder House and 140 Boaters Evicted for Expansion at Long Beach Port CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
The Wild Rivers
Las Madrinas Debs Gather for Tea MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Border Crossings to Grow From Reuters
MEETING: Old Rivals Find a New Battlefield : Old Rivals Find a New Battlefield: U.N. Human Rights Meeting GEORGE GEDDA, Associated Press
Claims Fly as Mexico Awaits Vote Returns DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Excavated Sand May Help Venice Fill Beach JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
No Room for Error in Navy's Mission : Confines of Persian Gulf 'Lake' Leave Crews With Little Time for Decisions JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Glasnost Ends 44 Years Apart for Father, Son TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Troops Sent Back to Armenia Capital After Mass Rally From Reuters
Dry Lands Seared by Fickle Fire That Chooses Its Victims TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press
Pandas and Craftsmen Keep Bamboo Station Booming ELLIOTT MINOR, Associated Press
The World : Serbs Protest for Unity
The World
The World
Key Democrats Rebuff Brown's Party Strategy FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
The World
Mexico's PRI: Lowest Margin in 6 Decades Associated Press
Death Toll Hits 103 in India Train Wreck Associated Press
Mexico Vote Stirs Emotions in L.A. Community MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : 8 in Convoy Arrested in Border Scuffle
Stag Night at the White House: 'Just Levity and Jokes' DAVE JOHNSON
Deukmejian to Meet Heads of Nations on Pacific Trade Trip From a Times Staff Writer
Western European Governments Unmoved by Calls for the Legalization of Drugs ROBERT GLASS, Associated Press
2nd Candidate Claims Victory in Mexico Vote DAN WILLIAMS and MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writers
The World
Carlucci Picks 2 to Study Evidence From Reuters
Postal Offices to Return to Normal Service Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
The World
Grenade Kills 1, Injures 46 From Reuters
The Nation
The World
Slow-Growth Group Assails Mayor's Plan for Hearings ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Court Signals Change on Religion Cases : Justices Appear Ready to Dismantle Wall Between Church, State DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Arab Shot to Death in Gaza Clash With Israeli Troops From Reuters
Deadly Mix of Traffic, Weaponry : Gulf Proving Too Small for High-Tech U.S. Navy JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
'Name Has Been Cleared,' He Says in Radio Talk : Reagan Praises Meese for His Integrity DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Disbarred Judge Banned From Practice of Law After Giving Whiskey to Witness United Press International
The State
The State : Former Postal Aide Indicted
Serving Up Big Helpings of Dignity : Cafe Offers the Homeless Taste of Real Hospitality DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Reports 1st Human Anthrax Case Since 1984 Associated Press
Home and Cattle Saved, but Pasture Turned to Dust in the Wind TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press
Boy vs. Girl : When Balance Is Needed in Schools, Some Fish Can Change Their Sexes DELTHIA RICKS
The World
Lawmakers Seek Controls on 'Shadowy' Consultants RALPH FRAMMOLINO and CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writers
Mexico, Japan Business Styles Called Similar JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
U.S., Soviet Missile Inspectors: So Far, So Good ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Prime Minister Takes on Import Quotas, Taxes : Practical Issues Test Mettle of Takeshita SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Shipments of Tainted Meat, Toxic Waste Threaten War-Weary Lebanese DONNA ABU-NASR, Associated Press
Pilot of Crashed Copter Was Drunk, Bonn Says Associated Press
'Knee-Jerk Liberals' vs. 'Right Swingers' JEFF BARKER, Associated Press
Tough New Homeless Policy Triggers Furor in Santa Ana BOB SCHWARTZ and LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writers
Culver City's Rising Ethnic Groups Seek Share of Clout SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Charges Bush Stands Would Require Tax Hike KEITH LOVE and LEE MAY, Times Staff Writers
Radiation, Food Make a Bad Mix, Critics Contend JOE BIGHAM, Associated Press
Firm Saw Big Jump in Navy Contracts After Hiring Paisley's Wife DOUGLAS JEHL and WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writers
Iran Regime Suffering Worst Period of Crisis WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Generation Gap Is Destabilizing East Europe WILLIAM ECHIKSON, Christian Science Monitor
Instructor Does Equations by Day, Floors by Night at Merced College From Associated Press
Hercules the Snail: The Winner in a Crawl From Reuters
Hungary and Romania Square Off : Ethnic Dispute Leads to Rare Tiff Between East Bloc Neighbors CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. May Urge Repatriation of Refugees JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
PUC Halts Napa Valley Wine Train Associated Press
Obituaries : Edwina Barry, 102; Vaudeville Performer From United Press International
MGM Movie Unit Expected to Be Sold in Complex Hollywood Deal MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Concede Stalin Violated Yalta Agreements in East Europe ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Jobless Rate Falls to 5.2%, Lowest Level in 14 Years OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Drought Stirs Storm of Theories on Its Origins : Lack of Volcanic Activity, Greenhouse Effect, El Nino All Offered as Cause of Long Dry Spell THOMAS H. MAUGH II and LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writers
Nepal's Political Parties Are Muted by a System That Has Banned Them for 27 Years RAJENDRA BAJPAI, Reuters
The World
Obituaries : Dog Trainer Barbara Woodhouse LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Complete Rehabilitation of Bukharin, Key Stalin Foe MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Ships From 14 Nations Crowd Alaska Town's Tiny Harbor : Bering Sea Bottom-Fishing Boom Transforms Village PAUL JENKINS, Associated Press
More Students Taking a Break From College to Clarify Their Goals NICHOLAS G. KATSARELAS, Associated Press
Problems Mount for Horse Park : $1.2-Million Malibu Equestrian Center Loses Trail Money KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Workers Tested : Bosses From Japan Bring Alien Habits JIM SCHACHTER and NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writers
One Nun's Fight : San Bernardino Diocese Sued for $1.5 Million Over Job Refusal; Sex Discrimination Charged LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Walter Polovchak, Now 20, Writes Book : 'Littlest Defector' Has No Regrets About Staying in U.S. PHYLLIS MENSING, Associated Press
Agents--and Others--Think Twice About Relocating to Manhattan : To FBI, New York Is Not on Most Wanted List RICK HAMPSON, Associated Press
Heavy Metal : Blacksmith Shop Stayed Alive by Changing With the Times From Associated Press
Details Divide Incorporation Supporters JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Outlines Plan to Make Bounced Checks Rebound on Writers DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Judge's Ruling Clears Way for Senior Housing MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
The Wild Rivers
A Son Faces Painful Choices at Mother's Moment of Crisis JERRY HULSE, Jerry Hulse is travel editor of The Times
Center for Needy's Latest Challenge Is Finding a New Location by Aug. 1 SIOK-HIAN TAY KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
CHAIRMAN OF THE ARCHIVES : Fervent Sinatra Fan Also Serves as Singer's Historian SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Venice Structure Gets Reprieve From Demolition : Pier's Future Lies in Hands of Residents JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Business Information Center Opens Doors
"The Morton Downey Jr. Show" was the most disgusting thing...
Good Grief! That Girl Sounds Like Charlie Brown ANN JOHNSON, Community Correspondent
Mobile Home Park Owners Revive War on Rent Ordinance CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Cajun Artist Has Spicy Words for the Soviets : A Louisiana Primitive Gets a Bad Taste of Glasnost During the Summit in the U.S.S.R. DICK RORABACK, Times Staff Writer
Hospital-Based Art Therapy Programs
After enduring as much as I could of the disgusting debut...
I couldn't agree more with Donna Caffrey's response...
Breakaway Bottle as Magnum Opus DICK RORABACK
A Visit to the Paradise of the Pacific Zan Thompson
A Californian Heads Texas' King-Sized Capitol Face Lift CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Five Arrested : Bell Will Investigate Police-Family Melee JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Norwalk Principal, Teachers Disagree on Quality of School BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Finding a Firm Foundation Alice Kahn
Homeless Should Be Helped, Not Feared
Postal Authorities Address Increase in Mail Thefts CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Court Reporters Quit, Citing Trials of Legal Life TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
The Baldwin Blowup : A Prominent Professor's Criticism of an Icon of Black Literature Sets Off a Major Debate Over Academic Freedom ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Wave of Building Props Up Whittier Economy, Spirits MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
U.S. Olympic Boxing Trials : Mercer Shows No Mercy, Leads Army's Assault by Beating Bent EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Walls Qualifies for National Meet
Mark Gorski Is a Big Wheel in This Sport KENT McDILL, United Press International
U.S. Olympic Sailing Trials : Steele Scores First Boardsailing Victory RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Mark Gorski Is a Big Wheel in This Sport KENT McDILL, United Press International
U.S. Gymnastics Championships : Mills, Hayden Win All-Around Titles Associated Press
SOLITARY SEOUL : A Summer Reign Makes It Lonely at Top for Moses CHRISTINE BRENNAN, The Washington Post
GETTING ON BOARD : In These Baseball Leagues, Dice and Statistics Are the Tools of the Game SCOTT MILLER
Padre Notebook : Stats That Were Unexpected--Well, Maybe Not for This Group BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Valley Dodgers Romp by Brea and Into Final : Win Today Sends Team to NBC World Series JEFF RILEY, Times Staff Writer
NL Continues to Have That Star Appeal MIKE TULLY, United Press International
American League Roundup : Sparky Makes History but Blows Tigers' Horn After Win Over Athletics DAN HAFNER
Distinctive Sis Wins by 1 Lengths in Landaluce Stakes at Hollypark BILL CHRISTINE
Morris Helps Burbank Rally Past Sepulveda
Irvin, Sapper Corral Winston Cup Victory VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Whitson Gets Help He Needs to Beat Cubs CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Hard Part for U.S. Track Athletes May Be Making Team JOE ILLUZZI, United Press International
Soccer in U. S. Circling Wagons for Gallant Stand STEVE SPRINGER
Injuries Don't Hurt Much as Angels Defeat Indians, 8-5 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Knox, Sieckmann Tie Jacobsen for Lead From Times Wire Services
Sparky Keeping the Tigers on Top HARRY ATKINS, Associated Press
Tuioti's Imagination Sidelined by Injury Gene Wojciechowski
Triple-A All-Stars Play at Buffalo Wednesday DICK USIAK, United Press International
National League Has Cornerstone for Decade of Stars MIKE TULLY, United Press International
Baseball Miscellany : Names And Numbers: ROSS NEWHAN
In Passing, Canyon Lands Another Title AL BRAVO, Times Staff Writer
American Legion : Chavez Fills Sun Valley's Every Need
Ex-Raider QB Wilson Signs With Green Bay TOM LaMARRE, Times Staff Writer
Arena Football : Cobras Defeat Bruisers, Clinch Spot in Playoffs Associated Press
Motor Racing Notes : Richard Petty Is Still Eager to Race BOB KEIM, United Press International
Dash for Cash Derby at Los Alamitos : Easygo Effort Wins by a Neck
Tennis / Lisa Dillman : Good News Offsets the Bad for Pasarell LISA DILLMAN
Redondo Pitcher-Shortstop Davison Passes Up USC to Sign With Expos ROB FERNAS
He Got the Message but Not Right One
Cleveland Reaches Final as Hill Adapts to Change of Pace CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : Italian Rookie Valerio Tebaldi Is Winner of the Seventh Stage Associated Press
PUTTIN' ON THE FISH : Some Boats Filled With Bass, Some Filled With Laughter as Event Mixes Novices, Experts CHRIS ELLO
No Matter, His Image Is Always Very True Blue Mike Downey
U.S. Olympic Star and Soling Trials : Reynolds' Fourth Win Turns Series Into Rout DENNIS BROWN, Special to The Times
Triple-A All-Stars Play at Buffalo Wednesday DICK USIAK, United Press International
Agents Prowl the Boxing Trials Looking for Prospects TIM DAHLBERG, Associated Press
Theories on Why Hitters Had Nightmares in 1968 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Motor Racing Notes : Richard Petty, at 51, Is Still Eager to Race BOB KEIM, United Press International
Pre-Olympic Water Polo : U.S. Loses Final, Wins Series and Respect TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
GENE THE MACHINE : One Rival Says: The Only Thing Bad Ever Said About Littler Was That He Putts Too Damn Good BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Racing at Hollywood Park : Woman Trainer Has 2 Shots at Oaks Win BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo Diver Wins Qualifying Meet
Baseball /Gary Klein : Left Out in the Cold on Draft Day, Riscen Warms to Comeback Task GARY KLEIN
Tennis Roundup : Muster Defeats Oresar, Plays Duncan in Final From Times Wire Services
Mid-Valley Captures AAU National Title
Early Birds : At Hollywood Park, They Can Check Out the Horses, Then Bet DAN KNAPP
Orange County's Cal Juniors Win Volleyball Title
Dana Hills Basketball Tournament : McCorkle's 31 Points Pace Cougars' Victory AL PRESTON
East German Woman Sets Discus Mark: 252-0
UCLA RACKS UP THE TITLES : A WINNING FORMULA : Location, Coaches and Athletes Add Up to Successful Program THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Speier Hits for Cycle, Giants Get the Wood Out Against Cardinals, 21-2 DAN HAFNER
Being No. 1 in Baseball Draft Not Like NBA, NFL ALAN ROBINSON, Associated Press
Baseball / Ross Newhan : Owners Should Pay Stiff Price--and They Just May, Eventually ROSS NEWHAN
Pirates Take It Easy in Victory Over Dodgers SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
THE YEAR OF THE PITCHER : 1968 : Big Stars Were Drysdale, Gibson, McLain; Seven Had ERAs Below 2.00 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
China Aims to Become a Major Sports Power by the Year 2000 TED CHAN, United Press International
Minor League Manager Joe Sparks Still Awaiting Shot at Big Leagues Associated Press
Crossroads' Basketball Doctor Always 'In' to Players Everywhere SCOT BUTWELL
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
130 Arcade Games Seized in Police Raids
Activists 'Dump' U.S. Trade Policy Against Nicaragua MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
In Bouquet Canyon, They Plan to Leave Feet First STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Sluggish Nervous System May Help Explain Obesity Associated Press
Commentary : Teaching the VCR Generation About the Wild World of Canyons ALAN RUSSELL, Alan Russell is a hotel manager in La Jolla and has just signed a contract for his first novel. and
Gang Shots Kill Two Men, Wound Youth From United Press International
Pacoima Addresses Drugs, Gangs GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Problems Mount for Proposed Horse Park KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed After Stepping Into Path of Auto
A National Search Necessary
Local News in Brief : $4.1-Million Budget Adopted
Newspaper Delivers a Sobering Viewpoint MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Glasnost Ends 44 Years Apart for Father, Son TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Rep. Anderson 'Well' After Heart Surgery JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Staff Increase Opposed
Alien Found Shot to Death Near Border
Each Fire Makes a Hotter Argument for Sprinklers
Events in the news this week.
Homeless Furor : Santa Ana Officials Defend City's Record of Assistance, but Some Advocates of Poor Believe More Should Be Done BOB SCHWARTZ and LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writers
FAA Investigating Helicopter Crash
Budget Crunch Threatens Open Land SAM ENRIQUEZ and GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writers
Fish Study Nets Benefits for Scientists CELIA HOOPER, United Press International
'I don't know if you want to call that a calling or not, but people would say, "That would just be perfect for you." CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
Education Cuts
Postal Protection
Raids on Homeless
Dunda and Justice
SDSU Library
Protecting Birds
Raids on Homeless
Alcohol Effects
Signal Coordination
The School Test Scores--Who Is Responsible?
Lottery Winners 7/9
Workers Reject 3rd Contract Offer by Nassco RICHARD SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Now Is a Time for Mending
The School Test Scores--Who Is Responsible?
Shakespeare in Garden Grove
West Hollywood--Small Thinking Big ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Man Shot During Attempted Robbery
Dunda and Justice
Initiative Waylaid, Carson Group Says GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Redondo Sued Over Boat Losses James Rainey
'It's hard to serve two masters' : Flores Aide Sheds Chamber of Commerce Job SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Killing Suspect, 17, Is Recaptured From United Press International
Black Adoption Festival : Effort to Foster New Family Ties BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood 'Doctor' Treats Ailing Business District SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Some Chairmen of the Boards LAURA KURTZMAN
Quality of Staff at City Hall in Costa Mesa
Commentary : Putting the Pollution Blame Where It Belongs--Behind Your Wheel HARRIETT M. WIEDER, Harriett M. Wieder is chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors and a member of the AQMD board of directors and the California Air Resources Board.
Citrus Patrol : Stores Post Guards on Orange Juice SUZANNE SCHLOSBERG, Times Staff Writer
Changes May Lead to a Stronger Grand Jury
Inner Dispute Clouds Future for Armenian Emigre Ranks ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Benchmarks : Governor Keeps Tight Rein on Who Will Become a Judge DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB and JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writers
Man Slashes Woman in La Habra Park MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
THREE: Governor's Appointees to Bench in San Diego County : 3 Deukmejian Appointees Who Stand Out JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Jury to Decide Killer's Fate
Local News in Brief : State Closes Car Dealership
Blimp Pilot Rises to Task, Shows He Has the Light Stuff LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
It's No Picnic Getting to and From the Fair MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
History repeats itself as Ft. MacArthur Artillery Show starts with a bang
Group Calls for AIDS Unit at County Hospital TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Senior Surfers : Old Long-Boarders Don't Fade Away, They Just Stay Loyal to Wimpy Waves LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
Awakening Giant : After 14 Years, Industrial Park in Wilmington Draws Projects SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Chatsworth Facilities Granted License : Homes for Quadriplegics Get 'New Start' GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
'Old Catholic' Sect to Ordain Married Man as a Priest LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Victims of Blast Facing Critical Burn Treatment JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Groups Urge Public to Monitor Police
Cancer Survivor: Other Thoughts on Euthanasia
Tow Truck Operators Pick Up a Lot of Guff as Well as Wrecked, Illegally Parked Cars FLOYD WHALEY, Times Staff Writer
The Bias Against People With HIV
TRAVEL
Reliving the Days of Spanish Dons MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are writers/photographers based in Laguna Beach.
Booking Time for Travel Adventures DON JAMES, James is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Hotels Offer Discounts JACK ADLER
Refrain From This Name
More Are Taking Shorter Trips
Humor on the Road
Eight-Day Voyage, From La Paz to Acapulco SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
Alaska Resort Can Be Crowd Pleaser : ALASKA: Resort for the Recluse JIM LEVEQUE, Leveque is a free-lance writer living in Lindenwold, N.J
Mozart Tunes Up Along the Danube NINO LO BELLO, Lo Bello is an American author and journalist living in Vienna
Signing on for Entertainment and Information JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Get More for Your Vacation or Retirement Money in Argentina BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Curtain Never Falls on Village Hospitality BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Exceptional Tour Leader
Floating Market Is Central to Rural Thailand JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Explore Remote Israel on a Safari LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Air Fares That Aren't Advertised TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
A Fresh Approach to Dining on Lamma Island PAUL WALLACH, Wallach is a Los Angeles radio talk-show host who specializes in restaurants
Tips for Building a Safe Campfire
Trekking to a Holy Cave in the Himalayas of Kashmir KEVIN P. KANE, Kane is an attorney and free-lance writer living in Santa Monica
No Long Day's Journey to O'Neill's Tao House MORTON CATHRO, Cathro is a free-lance writer living in Moraga, Calif.
A Peak Experience : "WE CLIMBED FROM ZERMATT'S 5,300-FOOT ALTITUDE TO THE KLEIN MATTERHORN TERMINAL, THE HIGHEST AERIAL CABLEWAY IN EUROPE" RUTH O. RUNZO, Runzo is a free-lance writer living in Walnut Creek, Calif
Warming Up to an Irish Welcome BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park
Wisconsin Exhibit to Honor Frank Lloyd Wright FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Fish Stories Come True at Angler's Hall of Fame STEVE COHEN, Cohen is a free-lance writer living in Durango, Colo.
Kentucky Park Split Into Three Different Worlds ERIC FREEDMAN, Freedman is a free-lance writer living in East Lansing, Mich
Swimming Alongside Dolphins in the Bahamas BETTE THOMPSON, Thompson is a free-lance writer living in Tacoma, Wash
The Charms of Colmar GAIL BRACCIDIFERRO, Braccidiferro is a staff writer for The Day in New London, Conn.
The Sights of Summer in Beautiful Copenhagen BETTY MARTIN, Martin is a former member of The Times' Travel Section Staff.
REAL ESTATE
For $20,000, Hotel Offers a Night to Remember RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Retail Center 70% Leased
Average Mortgage Rates
San Diego OKs 400 Apartments in Revival Area
Most S&Ls Doing Fine, Leader Says Dick Turpin
Company Opens Offices
Tobishima Makes Gifts
Plaza Pacifica Plans Disclosed
Studio Ride to Get the Shakes RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Holds Meetings Instead : Developer of Costly Lots, Homes Shuns Camp-outs DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Koll Purchases Sepulveda Center Office Building
Federal Housing Administration, Private Sector Support Program to Enable Older Homeowners to Get Monthly Income : Reverse Mortgages Gain More Backing DAVID W. MYERS, Times Staff Writer
Swedish Firm to Create Rural Commercial Village
G.E. Lab House Being Designed
Public Space and Private Initiative SAM HALL KAPLAN
Ocean-Front Sites Offered in Palos Verdes
Jerde Partnership to Revitalize 2 Municipal Districts in Japan
Carlsbad Builder Teams with New Jersey Subsidiary
Century City North Now 97% Leased, JMB Reports
Bank's Design Wins Plaudits from Institute
St. Barnabas Center Moves to New Facility
ENTERTAINMENT
The Morris Empire Just Keeps Growing COLMAN ANDREWS
Christian Boltanski's Vision of Everyday 'Darkness' ZAN DUBIN
Smith's 'Dream': Strong, Simple, Spruced Up RICHARD CROMELIN
Pizza Men David Pecchia
Grim Grams Pat H. Broeske
Museum Chief Hopes to Erase Narrow Image CATHY CURTIS, Times Staff Writer
The Fleischmann Boom
Spies Like Them Leonard Klady and John M. Wilson
Ambitious Plans for Padua Hills Festival JANICE ARKATOV
See Liza
Randy Travis: Good Ol' New-Age Boy RANDY LEWIS
'Dynasty' a la '90s Pat H. Broeske
Ventura Boulevard, Ho! KATHIE JENKINS
ART : A Breath of Fresh Light on Yankee Capitalism WILLIAM WILSON
Brian Wilson--Back From the Twilight Zone : His Remarkable Solo LP Recalls the Exhilarating Sweep of the Beach Boys' Most Endearing Hits ROBERT HILBURN
Theater on a Shoestring--One Man's Choice BARBARA ISENBERG
The Winds of Glasnost Carry Soviet Film Makers to Israel GERALD PEARY
The Philharmonic's Once and Forever King JOHN HENKEN
Going 4 for 5 at the Plate RUTH REICHL
Chuck Mangione--Superstar With Plans LEONARD FEATHER
Europe's 'In'-Crowd Hangout PETER MIKELBANK
A Here's-to-You, Mate! Syndrome : Down Under, Dundee Is About as Australian as Rambo Is American SAM HALL KAPLAN
Laguna's Art History Is One of Transition Since 1981 CATHY CURTIS
Outdoor Symphony Key: Match Your Aims to the Right Seat Randy Lewis
Reel Appeal for Women : This Summer Offers Films That Females Can Embrace JACK MATHEWS
Attack of the Movie Location People
Hollywood, U.S.A.
Sneaky Previews
Gorbachev Did-In 'III'
This Rib's for Us
Art Exploitings
Category: Silly Shows Tammy Sims
Galway's 10th Anniversary at the Bowl GREGG WAGER
The Album: Really Good Vibrations PAUL GREIN
Hasty Yordan Quote
'This Note's for You' Isn't for MTV PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Grandly Carrying on Paris' Traditions ROBERT GRESKOVIC
Flynn Flam Pat H. Broeske
Clubbing at St. James's
BUSINESS
WORKING FOR THE JAPANESE : Japanese-Americans Working for Japanese Companies Chart Path Between Cultures : THE NIKKEI JONATHAN PETERSON and NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writers
VIEWPOINTS : The Pacific Rim May Be Little but a Bill of Goods JOCK O'CONNELL, JOCK O'CONNELL is an international trade adviser to the California Commission for Economic Development
Japan Has to Get Used to the American Way JAMES FLANIGAN
VIEWPOINTS : Abandoning Ship Can Be the Best Option : Modern Workers May Have Something to Learn From History: Sometimes, Quitters Are Winners WAYNE CURTIS, WAYNE CURTIS is a free-lance writer in Portland, Me
Drought Could Dry Up Expansion George L. Perry, GEORGE L. PERRY is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution research organization in Washington
Employers Singing the Full-Employment Blues : Jobs Go Begging in Country's Richest Areas MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Big Spenders
Family Farming Takes Root After China's Mean Season of Communes JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press
Drive-In Theaters Slowly Fade Out of Business STEVE ROBRAHN, Associated Press
Bowling Innovations Return Sport to Fast Lane LISA PERLMAN, Associated Press
Nestle Plans to Push Into Lucrative U.S. Market for Infant Formulas LENA H. SUN, The Washington Post
When Hope Turns to Frustration : The Americanization of Mitsubishi Has Had Little Success JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
For Labor Post . . .
Carter Not 'Ousted'
If the Soviet People Buy Everything They See in American Advertising, P. T. Barnum Was Right
Setting the Standard
MAGAZINE
Hollywood's High-Powered Image Machine : In Pat Kingsley's Tough World of Celebrity Publicity, Less Is More, and Too Much Exposure Can Be Fatal MICHAEL CIEPLY, Michael Cieply is a Times staff writer who covers the entertainment industry.
PRIVATE LIVES : Les Miserables : Unlike Women, Men Basically Enjoy Being Sick MARGO KAUFMAN, Margo Kaufman is a writer who lives in Venice.
The Godfathers of Star PR MICHAEL CIEPLY
Perfume for Kids? : Exploring the Controversy Surrounding Scents for Small Children PADDY CALISTRO
Troubled Kids
Soviet Chic
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Oh, Eaux! RUTH REICHL
Soviet Chic
Soviet Chic
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Trees and Shrubs for Dry California Landscapes BY BOB PERRY (Land Design Publishing, 1987) Judith Sims
Troubled Kids
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Victorian Furniture SAM BURCHELL
Troubled Kids
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Southwest Service RUTH REICHL
FOOD : With Loaves of Love : An Oat Wheat Bread Recipe From the Villa Park Women's League
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : California Lilacs PAUL B. ENGLER
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Breuer's Cesca Chair DAVID LASKER
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Jinny Beyer Video Workshop II (EPM Publications) Judith Sims
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : The Garden Design Book BY ANTHONY PAUL AND YVONNE REES (Salem House, 1988) Judith Sims \f7
Soviet Chic
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Wood Turning JUDITH SIMS
Spirit of the Southwest : Straight Up or as the Essence of a Margarita, Tequila Is Running Strong in the Refreshment Ratings ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
AROUND HOME : Notes on Southwest Dishes, Wood Turning and Cesca Chairs : Finishing Touches LOIS GIBSON
Reel Character One's List of 'Quintessentially American' Movies Is Insight Into Oneself JACK SMITH
Rethinking the Kitchen VIRGINIA GRAY, Virginia Gray is an associate editor of this magazine.
The Target of Their Desire LEO BRAUDY, Leo Braudy, author of "The Frenzy of Renown: Fame and Its History," is Leo S. Bing professor of English at USC.
OPINION
The U.S. Dollar Soars and Swoops on the Winds of World Speculation Walter Russell Mead, Walter Russell Mead is the author of "Mortal Splendor: The American Empire in Transition" (Houghton Mifflin).
Heat and Hostility
Feldsteins on Supporting Bush
Feldsteins on Supporting Bush
Feldsteins on Supporting Bush
Court Rejects Lungren's Bid
Court Rejects Lungren's Bid
Durable Champion
Cap on Interest
Feldsteins on Supporting Bush
Superstring Unraveling?
Reagan's Deficit
When Governments Gag the Word : Britain: Where a Prime Minister Proposes a More Secret Society James Adams, James Adams, defense correspondent of the London Sunday Times, is the author of "Secret Armies," (Atlantic Monthly Press).
After America Sends Regrets Howard Teicher, Howard Teicher was on the National Security Council staff, directing political-military and Middle East issues, from 1982 to 1987
Regional Primaries Can Make Sense of a Mess TED VAN DYK, Ted Van Dyk is the president of Van Dyk Associates Inc. in Washington. He has held policy positions in the Johnson and Carter Administrations and in six presidential campaigns. and
When Governments Gag the Word : United States: Where a President Restricts Flow of Public Information Donna A. Demac, Donna A. Demac is a communications lawyer in New York City and the author of "Liberty Denied: The Current Rise of Censorship in America," published recently by the PEN American Center.
When Governments Gag the Word : South Africa: Where Journalists Must Stay for a Changing Story Richard G. Sergay, Richard G. Sergay is a producer-reporter for ABC, assigned to South Africa since 1985.
Chile's Democracy Died in a History of Hatred William R. Long, William R. Long, The Times' correspondent in Rio de Janeiro, has been on assignment in Chile.
With a P.R. Fanfare, Meese Orchestrates His own Exit David M. O'Brien, David M. O'Brien, a government professor at the University of Virginia, is the author of "Storm Center: The Supreme Court in American Politics" (Norton)
At Last an Effort to Break the Teamsters' 'Devil's Pact' RICHARD HAMMER, Richard Hammer is the author of several books, including "Gangland U.S.A.: The Making of the Mob" and "Hoodlum Empire: The Survival of the Syndicate," (1976 and 1977, Playboy Press)
Ecology Vs. Engineering: A Clash of Values on a Mountain in Vermont Donella H. Meadows, Donella H. Meadows is an adjunct professor of environmental and policy studies at Dartmouth College.
Court Rejects Lungren's Bid
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