What happened on July 19, 1988

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13-Year-Old Actor Shows SCR He's No 'Scrooge' JAN HERMAN
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Music Reviews : Angeles Quartet in Debut Performance at Gindi HERBERT GLASS
Pop/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Lewis Leads Institute Orchestra at Bowl JOHN HENKEN
Coming Attractions JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE : Audiences Make Eastwood's Weekend JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Not One to Blow His Own Whistle DUNCAN STRAUSS
The New Age JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Consumers May Win the Battle of the Bowls JOHN HENKEN
Billy Childs--Playing With the Changes ZAN STEWART
THEATER AND FILM / Jan Herman : Tracing Emotional Path From Vietnam to Costa Mesa Playhouse Jan Herman
Juggler Has Hands Full With Multifaceted Career DUNCAN STRAUSS
Strike Tears Hollywood Hyphenates Down Middle JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
On the Road Again, Bassist Entwistle Is Still Mr. Cool MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
What Went Wrong With the Batiquitos Dream? : Some Blame the Festival's Artistic Director, Others Still Hold Hope for Success in Future HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
A Renaissance of Ancient Art : Restoration 'Comedy' Dramatizes the Conservators' Craft DEVORAH KNAFF
MUSIC REVIEW : Munich Opera Festival Focuses on a Native Son MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Audiocassettes Gaining More Hearers--in So Many Words CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
A Renaissance of Ancient Art : Reinstalled Collections Debut Today as Part of Expansion at Museum ZAN DUBIN
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CLASSICAL MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : Batiquitos Festival Wasn't Music to Performers' Ears KENNETH HERMAN
From the Mouths of Babes . . . at the Democratic Convention HOWARD ROSENBERG

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What happened on July 19, 1988

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2 Kidnaped Girls Rescued; Man Arrested Associated Press

Debate Opens as Delegates Await Jackson's Big Night : Convention Expected to OK Planks Associated Press

Lawmaker Delivers the Goods SHIRLEY MARLOW

Ammo Shards in Sand Force Closing of Beach Associated Press

French Pilot Succumbs From Reuters

Moscow Rejects Armenia's Plea : Refuses to Transfer Disputed Ethnic Region TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer

Study Says Lead Perils 3 to 4 Million Children United Press International

Young: On the Inside This Time : 20 Years Ago in Chicago, He Almost Left the Convention in Despair; Today as Atlanta's Mayor, He Looks Back More in Awe Than in Anger BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer

Soviets Offer to Give West Details on E. Europe Forces From Reuters

Russian Finds No Pact Cheating Associated Press

For Non-Stop Talk, You Can 'Dial Duke' Associated Press

Administration Ties With Congress Improve: Powell Associated Press

Protesters Blow Up Peru Tracks Associated Press

Iran Cites War's 'Unprecedented Dimensions' Associated Press

Meese Probably Broke Law 4 Times, McKay Concludes RONALD J. OSTROW and ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writers

Provisions of U.N. Resolution on Gulf War From a Times Staff Writer

Sri Lankan Rebels Kill 2 From Reuters

Iran Accepts U.N.'s Terms on Iraq Truce : Tehran Agrees to Year-Old Measure to Halt Gulf War CHARLES P. WALLACE and MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writers

Bell Proposes Rate Freeze and Eased Controls BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer

Lebanese Terrorist Sentenced in Cyprus Associated Press

Newcomer and Old Pro Issue Calls for Unity JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer

Mortgage Rate Rise Portends Housing Slump Associated Press

Kremlin Orders End to Protests by Armenians United Press International

Deukmejian to Address the GOP From a Times Staff Writer

Wayward Sheep Trigger 2-Day Battle in Lebanon That Kills 6 From Times Wire Services

Most Fetes Banned as Mandela Turns 70 SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer

Judge to Hold Wedtech Trial After Election Associated Press

Thousands Ferried From Volcano United Press International

Book Review : Strangers Faced With Infinite Options in Lands of Opportunity ELAINE KENDALL

Accused of 'Cheap Shot'--and Timidity : McKay Takes Heat From Both Sides in Meese Case PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer

Mazda Has Fords in Its Future Reuters

Single Donor Has Role in 5 Organ Transplants United Press International

Bermudez, Contra Military Chief, Wins Political Post Associated Press

Vegetarian Nutrition KATHLEEN DOHENY

2nd Death Penalty for Carpenter Associated Press

Leaflets Dictate Pulse of Life in Occupied Territories : Arab Uprising Is Now the Routine DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer

They Mirror Party : Californians: Liberalism and Ethnicity CLAUDIA LUTHER and FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writers

Dukakis Agrees to Campaign Roles for Jackson, Aides JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief

Toddler, Clad Only in a Diaper, Survives 5 Days Lost in Outback From Reuters

Nicaragua Long Socialist--Ortega : Claims That Has Been the Reality for Last 9 Years Associated Press

Watson Fined $2,000 Over Loan by Lobbyist PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer

Democrats Party on a March Through Atlanta Marylouise Oates

WWII Bomb Found by Divers in Rhine River Associated Press

Vapors Blamed for High-Rise Fire : Chemicals Ignited at Electric Outlet, Officials Believe FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer

Justice Dept. Certain to Examine Meese Report ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers

Breeze Cools Coast, but Heat--and Smog--May Return RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer

Six Dead Seals Raise Fear of Virus Spread Associated Press

'Be Good,' Father Says, Kills Self United Press International

Gulf War Chronology From a Times Staff Writer

Bentsen, Bush: Little Has Changed : Bid for Conservative Democrats Attempted Once Before--in 1970 CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer

Iran Accepts U.N.'s Terms on Iraq Truce : U.S. Calls Move Big Breakthrough to Peace in Area JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer

Family Denied Custody of Baby Left on Airliner Associated Press

Gang Members Firebomb Anti-Drug Activist's Home Associated Press

After 44 Years, She's Still on a Roll Associated Press

1988 Democratic National Convention : GOP Group Asks FEC to Probe Wright's Use of Book Royalties From a Times Staff Writer

Convention Notebook : Dukakis Is Bigger Than Life in Atlanta From Times Staff Writers

Dukakis Pays Visit to King Grave, Lauds 'Man of Inspiration' Associated Press

Reagan Economic Aide Dan Crippen Resigns Associated Press

Anti-Gun Control Drive Wins Spot on Ballot Associated Press

Better Blinking Habits KATHLEEN DOHENY

1988 Democratic National Convention : Protesters Seek Black Equality From a Times Staff Writer

Insurance Maverick Has an Open Wallet KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer

Shooting Spree Kills 4 in Cars; 5 Others Injured Associated Press

290 Reported Dead in South China Heat Wave United Press International

Workers Escape 38-Story Tower : Fire Quickly Held to 2 Floors of High-Rise NIESON HIMMEL and EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writers

Democrats' Views on Ideological Goals at Odds : Veneer of Harmony Hides Differences ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer

Fire Sprinkler Rule Becomes Law United Press International

1988 Democratic National Convention : Jackson Takes Helm of Party's Left Wing: Can He Build on It? KAREN TUMULTY and DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writers

Call of the Wild : All-Volunteer Rescue Center Cares for Birds, Other Animals--and Sets Them Free CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer

1988 Democratic National Convention : 'Meaningful Role' Wanted for Jackson : Delegates Strive for Unity at Convention GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writer

Air Battles Cast Cloud on Cease-Fire : Bloody Prelude to Final Truce Feared in Iran-Iraq Raids Reuters

Beijing to Take Hard Line on Tibet : Policy of 'Merciless Repression' of Protests Announced United Press International

Navy Copter Explodes Off S.F.; 8 Are Missing MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer

Vietnam Wins Thanks for Safe Return of Navy Fliers United Press International

Caffeine, Heart Rhythm Link Is Questioned ALLAN PARACHINI

Computers Are Nothing to Laugh About Jack Smith

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Rent-Control Ruling : Ban on Renovations Threatens Landmark BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer