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What happened on July 23, 1988
ENTERTAINMENT
'Peace Child' Show to Bring Its Message to Irvine Sunday CORINNE A. FLOCKEN
Power Plays RAY LOYND
Wayne Newton at the Celebrity : McDonald Performance
Mickey Mouse's Birth Was One of Desperation CHARLES SOLOMON
Lucky Lady ELAINE POFELDT
'Great Expectations' Sets Tone for North Coast Rep's Season NANCY CHURNIN
Valenti Attack on Film Board Upsets Directors NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
Music Reviews : Strawberry Creek Opens With Baroque Program TERRY McQUILKIN
Reviewing a Reviewer
Writer Writes Back
A Lingering 'Temptation'
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A Lingering 'Temptation'
Reviewing a Reviewer
A Lingering 'Temptation'
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A Lingering 'Temptation'
Reviewing a Reviewer
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
King-Size Rumors Live on in County RANDY LEWIS and JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writers
Music Reviews : Yuri Temirkanov Closes Four-Concert Visit to Bowl DANIEL CARIAGA
STAGE REVIEW : Padua Hills Comes to Design Center ROBERT KOEHLER
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Series of Discovery
A Can-Do Comeback GUY AOKI
JAZZ REVIEW : Surprising Skills From Pianist Eliane Elias DON HECKMAN
A Harmonic Convergence at Convention HOWARD ROSENBERG
DANCE REVIEW : High Tech Hurts Chinese Company LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Anatomy of a Hit PAUL GREIN
KCBS to Team Lampley, Toyota for 5 P.M. News
A Lingering 'Temptation'
When You're in a 'COMA,' Satire Is Never Too Far Away RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Bad Street Boys Sounds Empty DON SNOWDEN
THEATER REVIEW : 'Grease' Provides Rollicking Fun NANCY CHURNIN
Music Reviews : Philharmonic Institute in Chamber Program JOHN HENKEN
TV REVIEW : 'The Boy in the Bush' on KCET LYNNE HEFFLEY
A Further Word on Bowery
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
Wayne Newton at the Celebrity
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
A Lingering 'Temptation'
SPORTS
Now She's Picking Others Up : Joan Hansen Fell in '84 Race, Too, but She Got Up CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
AWASH IN RED TAPE : East German Swimmer Berndt's Final Olympic Option: West Germany KEITH DUNNAVANT, Times Staff Writer
Griffith-Joyner Sets U.S. Record of 21.77 in 200 : Greg Foster Reaches Semifinals in the Hurdles Despite Injury RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Olympic Cycling Trials Start Today
National League Roundup : Davis' Home Run Helps Astros Win 5th in Row DAN HAFNER
Strings Lose to Heat at Charlotte, 30-14
Peery Gives Canyon Another Run JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Native Creek Sis Wins Feature Race at Los Alamitos
Guerrero Goes to Albuquerque Today, May Return to Dodger Lineup Tuesday SAM McMANIS
All-Star Baseball Teams to Play in San Diego
Golf Roundup : Final-Hole Bogey Drops Mochrie Into Three-Way Tie From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Tennis Roundup : U.S. Takes 2-0 Lead in Davis Cup From Times Wire Services
Wally World is Taking Center Stage Again as Joyner Leads Hit Parade ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Clark Keeping Angels' Ship Afloat : Cleveland Stopped, 7-4, as Rookie Wins Third Straight JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Nomads Play Host to San Jose Tonight With Spot in WSA Final on the Line
A Pinch Double by Hatcher Gives Dodgers a Poke When They Need It SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Memories of the Way He and His Friends Were
Tolerance Should Be Rewarded, Not Punished
At Channel 7, Ratings Rank Above Viewers and Everything Else
In Baseball, Winning Really Isn't Only Thing
Cobras Open Arena Football Playoffs on the Road Against Chicago Bruisers LONNIE WHITE
Weekend Racing at Hollywood Park : Lukas Sends Out Wonders Delight to Face 10 Rivals in Juvenile Stakes BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Shrine All-Star Football Game : North May Say It Can't Measure Up, but It Has in the Past SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
QUICK TRIPP : Driver, a Native of Costa Mesa, Cuts Large Figure in Midget-Car Racing ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : Marie, Only 2nd Frenchman to Win, Takes 20th Stage United Press International
Illinois' Piel, Last of Rams' Draft Selections, Comes to Terms CHRIS DUFRESNE
Collins Wins Speedway Scratch Main Event
Occidental Hires New Soccer Coach GARY KLEIN
American League Roundup : Red Sox Remain Unbeaten Under Morgan, 4-3 DAN HAFNER
Don't Ever Expect Soccer to Make It Big in America
Fountain Valley's Cook Moving to Golden West
Twice Elegant Wins by Five Lengths
Boxing : Seven Olympians Should Rank Near Top Earl Gustkey
Mid-Valley, San Fernando Valley Advance STEVEN FLEISCHMAN
Misuraca of OCC Signs With Twins
Let's Give Credit Only to Whom Credit Is Due
Foster's Pain Worse Than He Feared Mike Downey
Shrine Game Duties Split Family Ties STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
It's Not a Place for the Meek
Manley Told Not to Report to Camp by Rozelle
Griffith-Joyner Sets American 200 Record With 21.77 Clocking in Heat Associated Press
At Channel 7, Ratings Rank Above Viewers and Everything Else
Plunkett Joins Quarterback Picture as Hilger Falls Out MARK HEISLER
Sugar Ray Leonard Has Dropped in Class
Klitsner Leaves Sylmar to Coach Mission
Cleveland Force, One of Few Successful MISL Teams, Withdraws From League United Press International
Names in the News
Softball Catcher Signs With CS Northridge
Junior Golf World Championships : Bonita's Erb Wins Girls' 15-17, but No Reunion : Kemp Keeps Brobio From Joining Her for Repeat of 1981's Winning Picture KIM Q. BERKSHIRE
U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials Notebook : Fluorescent Flo Also Scores in Fashion Parade RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Charger Notebook : Spencer Signs for One Year; Seven Remain Unsigned DENNIS BROWN
Padres Lose One for the Comic Book : Intentional Walk Goes Awry as Cubs Win, 5-4, in 11th BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
LETTING WILSON JUMP SHIP : Al Davis Didn't Want to Keep His Quarterback MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Wheels of Fortune : Wordin Gliding After Move From Heavyweight to Cruiser STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Studio City Outscores Van Nuys-Notre Dame to End 14-Year Drought AL BRAVO and In other District 20 playoff games: and Chatsworth 11, Newhall-Saugus (Santa Clarita) 4--Carlos Campos pitched a complete game and was 3 for 5 at the plate as Chatsworth eliminated Newhall-Saugus. and Woodland Hills (West) 24, Encino-Crespi 3--Led by catcher Mike Kerber, Woodland Hills (24-5) pounded out 11 extra-base hits to remain alive in the consolation bracket. and Kerber was 5 for 6 with 2 doubles, a home run and 8 runs batted in. Ryan McGuire was 5 for 6 with two RBIs.
L.A. Is a Tough Arena for Indoor Football : Cobras Are Still Making Some Gains Despite Competition for Sports Dollar LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Maryland's Williams Will Transfer to Arizona From Associated Press
Tolerance Should Be Rewarded, Not Punished
Brunet Finishes 8th in Diving Nationals STEVEN HERBERT
U.S. Outdoor Diving Championships : Healthy Neyer Wins 1-Meter Competition STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Piel Waves Goodby to Surf, Lands Contract With Rams CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Force No Longer With MISL, Which Is Now Looking at 7 Teams, 48-Game Schedule CHRIS ELLO
Swimming : New Phoenix Facility Has Coach Excited Tracy Dodds
She Has a Price to Pay, Not a Profit to Make
Surfers Belanger, Keenan, Edgar Advance
Beman Is to Blame for U.S. Golf Woes
NEWS
Overell and Gollum--The Most Famous Trial in the Old Courthouse MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
FAA Calls Parking Garage at San Diego Airport an 'Obstruction,' Warns Pilots RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Quarter Horses Race on Walls of Sizzler DARLENE SORDILLO, Times Staff Writer
Janitor Admits Molesting 2 Girls, Officials Say Associated Press
OBITUARIES : Nico; Warhol Film Actress, Singer in Velvet Underground BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Revival of Japanese Red Army Terrorism Feared KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Toxic Farm Runoff Perils Wildlife Area LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Ever-Popular Mint Is Easy to Grow : Gardeners Tell How to Avoid Fungus, Excessive Spreading JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Claiborne Seeks Right to Practice in U.S. Courts Associated Press
Test of Discovery Engines Delayed at Least 2 Days Associated Press
Canada Passes Tougher Laws on Immigration Washington Post
Tass Corrects Report on Radar Base Offer to U.S. Reuters
Car Bomb Blast During Beirut Rush Hour Kills 10, Wounds 51 Associated Press
POLITICS 88 : Democratic Panel Adds Jackson Backers DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Decision on Pentagon Fraud Warrants Delayed Times Staff Writer
District of Columbia Drug Arrests of Juveniles Soar Associated Press
Shultz Won't Fight Israel Bid to Require Soviet Emigres to Settle There Associated Press
Britain Drops Bid for Art Works Slated for Madrid Exhibit Reuters
Survives Tight Squeeze Associated Press
Soviet Crackdown Against Strike Leaders Stepped Up Reuters
1 Million Mecca Pilgrims Worship Peacefully, Saudis Say Reuters
Honda Recalls 279,821 of Its '84, '85 Civics United Press International
Alaska Gets 4.4 Quake United Press International
Facing 27 Murder Counts, Driver Pleads Not Guilty Associated Press
Pringle Picked to Fill GOP Spot on Ballot STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Appeals to Jackson Forces : Nominee Tells Delegates: 'We Need You . . . We Can't Win Without You' BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Drought Hurts World Relief Efforts Associated Press
Greek, Turkish Cypriot Leaders to Resume Talks United Press International
Papers Ordered to Pay $700,000 for Naming Confidential Source Times Wire Services
Energy Secretary Warns Weapons Scientists Not to Disagree in Public DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Life of Iran-Contra Grand Jury Extended for 6 Months Associated Press
Grazing Cattle Foil Massive Bomb Attack in Ulster United Press International
Palestinians Balk at 2-State Plan : PLO Treatise Points Up Choice Many Still Refuse to Face DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
500 Scientists Spurn Work on Biological Arms ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Pravda Has 'Naked Facts' on Sunning Reuters
Iraq Takes More Territory Before U.N. Cease-Fire CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE : Good Films Come to the Fore in the Good Old Summertime Hot Topic responses gathered by Chris Bergerud, Nikki Boramanand, Tanya Diaz, Kristin Hardeman, Laurene Harding, Lynda Kim, Rebecca Leung, Chi Mai, Monica Neal, Hai Pham, Gabriel Saldivar, Jeff Santelli, Jena Swail
Seek to Use President's Popularity : Bush, White House Plan Reagan's Campaign Role JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Moves to Curb Imports From Brazil JAMES GERSTENZANG and ART PINE, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Becoming No. 2 Donor : Poor Nations Increasingly Looking to Japan for Aid JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
How One Man's Idea Became Orange County Centennial MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Mostly Stray Cats, Tourists in Rome : Europe Getting Ready to Doze in the Sun WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
OBITUARIES : Ruth Mills; Former Talk Show Host
Centennial Celebration Spurs Librarians' Quest for Story of County's Past DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Rival in Texas, Bush Decides to Joust From Afar CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Fire Crews Gain Upper Hand on Sierra Blazes Times Staff Writer
Ancient Chinese Craft : Feng Shui: It Can Make a Difference ASHLEY DUNN and VICTOR ZONANA, Times Staff Writers
Traveled on QE2, Concorde : Paisley Took Luxury Trips With Defense Consultant ROBERT GILLETTE and GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writers
POLITICS 88 : But Richards' Keynote Speech May Have Bombed in Texas : Early Signs Hint Dukakis Impressed Millions THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Bail Set for Man Linked to Plot to Murder North : Prosecutor Protests Action; Suspected Libyan Intelligence Agent Kept in Jail Pending Appeal JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE : Six Named Centennial Good Will Ambassadors DAWN STONE and In Cecil Adams' column "The Straight Dope," which has appeared in alternative newspapers since 1973, he answered the following letter: and "Is midnight a.m. or p.m.? Does it belong to the day before or to the day to come?" and "Midnight belongs neither to the day before nor the day after," Adams replied, "and it is not proper to designate midnight as either a.m. or p.m. Midnight is the dividing line between days, in the same sense that the present is the dividing line between the future and the past. Midnight is defined in terms of noon--i.e., it's exactly 12 hours after noon. Noon, in turn is that instant at which the sun is at its highest point in the sky. So 'noon' is that unmeasureable instant during which the sun is neither ascending nor descending in the sky." and "There is something going on now in Mexico that I happen to think is cruelty to animals. What I'm talking about, of course, is cat juggling."--Steve Martin, comedian
Chavez Begins New Fast to Spotlight Boycott Associated Press
OBITUARIES : Jake W. Lindsey; 'One-Man Army' in 2 Wars Staff and Wire Reports
Demonstrations Now Routine, Press Freer : New Openness Enlivens Taiwan Politics DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Kennedys Gather at Hyannis Port to Celebrate Rose's 98th Birthday Times Wire Services
Relief for Starving Philadelphia Beetles : Record 6-Inch Rain Swamps East Coast Times Wire Services
Both Sides Stay Cool on Soviet-Norway Border WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Gloria Vanderbilt's Son Leaps to His Death in N.Y. United Press International
It's a Pier Pleasure: Sun, Sights, Fun ANNE Z. COOKE
Book of Pictures Took 3 Years to Develop ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Rabbit, Dog, Python to Visit Tykes at Kidspace Museum ELLEN MELINKOFF
A 'Lot of Love' Went Into the Restoration MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
It's a Joyous Time When the Buddhist Faithful Gather for Obon Festivals to Honor the Dead GAIL S. TAGASHIRA, Tagashira is a Times copy editor.
A Walk Into the Past : Proud Old Courthouse Will Come Back to Life With a Flourish MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Some Southland Plants of Monumental Importance Robert Smaus
Opening Day : Big Bicycle Extravaganza, Fireworks Will Get Things Rolling Next Weekend KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
High Life : Roll Call Information gathered by Tanya Diaz, Rebecca Leung and Michele Mitchell
Amid Many Johnnys Come Lately Are Folks With Deep County Roots JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Math, Science Day for Latino Youth
Marking Orange County History Clipboard researched by Dallas Jamison. Graphics By Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
1900 Time Capsule Should Yield Lots of History NANCY JO HILL, Nancy Jo Hill is a free-lance writer
Trails Link Teeming Estuary, State Beach, Lake in Oxnard JOHN McKINNEY
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'Monsters of Rock' Show Laid Low by Sore Throat Times Staff Writer
Warden at Terminal Island Is Transferred Staff and Wire Reports
Enrollment Expected to Drop 72% at Jimmy Swaggart Bible College Associated Press
3 Migrants Saw Peyer Kill, Tipster Told D.A. NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Fruit Fly Spraying to Start
'They Thought It Had Rabies' : Fox's Runny Nose Proves Fatal; Police Shoot It DARRELL DAWSEY, Times Staff Writer
The House
He's Formidable
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Public's Help Asked in Finding Girl's Molester
A Degree of Relief in Store in Weekend Weather Picture GUY MAXTONE-GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Back Pay Recommended
Local News in Brief : Garden Grove : Sheriff Requests Help in Finding Missing Man
Encinitas
Local News in Brief : 2 Rail Routes Endorsed
Gas Users Gave Record Amount to Aid the Poor JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
National City
Local News in Brief : Holden Aide Resigns
Local News in Brief : Warrant in Animal Case
Inspector Testified, Now She's Transferred DONN WALKER, Times Staff Writer
Nighttime Frolickers May Get Gate Lowered on Mariner's Point Fun ELAINE POFELDT, Times Staff Writer
Dens of Inequity : Plant Workers Want Foxes to Get a Fair Chance at Survival SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Consulate Harasser Guilty
Local News in Brief : New AIDS Cases Rise
Local News in Brief : 3-Year-Old Girl Shot
Burbank Police Rescue 3 Men From Car Trunk
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Architecture in Los Angeles
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Managing and Preserving California Desert Areas
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Managing and Preserving California Desert Areas
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Managing and Preserving California Desert Areas
Architecture in Los Angeles
Pro-Drilling Bid Can Remain on Ballot, Judge Says TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Court Orders New Trial for Man Convicted of Molesting Girl, 3 TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Driver Sentenced to 15 Years to Life for Killing Bicyclist RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Breaking Away : Men in Their 60s Pedal Across U.S. for Mentally Ill FLOYD WHALEY, Times Staff Writer
Slight Relief Due : In 3 Words It Was: Hot Hot, Hot LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
GOP Leaders Line Up Behind Pringle STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Semitism and 'Temptation of Christ' Film
Local News in Brief : 76-Year-Old Sentenced
RELIGION : Women Priests vs. Church Unity : Anglican Communion Must Debate Issue at 12th Lambeth Conference TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Planners to Consider Times' Heliport Request
Sweet and Slow on Catalina
Hungarian Leader Drums Up Business in L.A. Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : INS Opens Amnesty Line
Woman Held on Abuse Charges of Taping Children's Body Parts PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
Mother, Newborn Addicted : Suspected Heroin Found on Maternity Ward Visitor MIKE CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
San Marcos
Local News in Brief : Buena Park : 2 L.A. Men Arrested in Video Store Robbery
Trolley Car, With Some TLC, May Return to Fare Condition ROBERT L. FRELOW JR., Times Staff Writer
The Test of 'The Last Temptation'
Architecture in Los Angeles
44% With No Ties to Houses of Worship : 'Unchurched' Increase in 10 Years, Poll Says Washington Post
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Motorcyclist Killed in Collision With Pickup
Local News in Brief : Sprinkler Cost Estimate
Local News in Brief : Conviction in Credit Scam
2 Killed, 5 Wounded in Gang-Related Attacks ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Semitism and 'Temptation of Christ' Film
Christian Children's Fund Names New Director Religious News Service
Local News in Brief : State Bar Official Named
Moore Named 5th Court of Appeal Justice : Superior Court Jurist to Take Newly Created Seat JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Late Backing for Double-Deck Plan Split Trolley Panel JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
2 Step Back From Film Protest Over Anti-Jewish Tone JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
6-Acre Nonprofit Discovery Pavilion Envisioned : Science Buff Campaigns for Museum at Pierce BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Special Graduate: When Chips Were Down, She Went to Work DAVID USHERY, Times Staff Writer
Are VDTs a Pain in the Neck? : Workplace Rules Lag for Lack of Research MICHAEL J. SMITH, Michael J. Smith is a professor of industrial engineering at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Oil Pipeline Leak Forces Evacuation
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Trolley to Wind Through Center : Great American Plans Hotel, Tower Near Depot ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Home Ranch Critics Turn In More Petitions
Christians Don't Have to Belong to GOP, Democrat Graham Says Religious News Service
Installation in 23 High-Rises : Fire Sprinklers Could Cost County $85 Million From United Press International
Malathion to Be Sprayed Monday in Medfly Fight GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Two Chinas: a Door Ajar
Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Wife : Murder Case Dropped Against Brothers TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Manslaughter Conviction at 2nd Trial Sets Killer of Wife Free H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Managing and Preserving California Desert Areas
Ex-Paramedic Pleads Guilty in Death Case KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Buckman Springs
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : 200 6th-Graders Attend Summer Math Camp
5 Families Lose Homes in Fire at Apartments FLOYD WHALEY and ERIC HEALY, Times Staff Writers
Girlfriend Had Given Birth to Addicted Baby : Man Accused of Sneaking Heroin Into Hospital MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
2 Guilty in Bludgeon Murder of Woman Face Death Sentence JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Schuller to Hold On to Maui Retreat LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Semitism and 'Temptation of Christ' Film
O'Connor Writes Own Plan to Cap City Growth NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Michael Nason, Close Schuller Aide, Resigns : Executive Producer of 'Hour of Power' Program Leaving for 'Personal Reasons,' Minister Says LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Drug Agents Arrest Thai
Local News in Brief : Slaying Suspect Gives Up
Garden Grove Police Chief to Retire--and Run for Council MARIANN HANSEN
Scandal-Rocked SMU Strengthening Ties With Church Religious News Service
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
Jackson and the Democrats in Atlanta
How Hot and Humid Was It? Just Ask Those Who Sweated Their Way Through the Day MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Irvine Ranch Market Files for Bankruptcy : Grocery Chain to Stay Open While Reorganizing MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
COW COUNTRY : Southland Herds Make Tulare 2nd-Biggest Dairy County in U.S. CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Valve Contract Signed
Drexel Expects No Warning on SEC Suit SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Prices Creep Up 0.3% in June; Analysts Split on Inflation Outlook OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
COMMODITIES : Crop Futures Edge Lower in Sluggish Trading From Associated Press
CURRENCY : Dollar's Decline Continues; British Pound Heads Higher Associated Press
CREDIT : Bond Prices End Higher After Late Rally Associated Press
Gibraltar Loses $10.5 Million in Second Quarter TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Harris-Led Investor Group Increases Stake in Trimedyne Stock to 10.5% ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
Airline Pullout's Effect to Be Slight, Travel Agents Say GREG JOHNSON
Telecommunications Experts Warn of Hackers' Growing Sophistication BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Managing Money : Demand Plays Tricky Role in Hot Closed-End Funds BILL SING
Arkansas Best's 'White Knight' Eases Deadline After Power Loss Associated Press
Ex-Apollo President Named New CEO at Honeywell Bull
MSI Data Reports Earnings Up in 1st Quarter; Expects Drop This Period DAVID OLMOS
Dow Off 25.60; Worst Week in 3 Months From Times Wire Services
Desert Islands : 'Xeriscapers' Say Method Saves Water--and Wallet's Greenery ROD McCULLOM, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Apollo President Named New CEO at Honeywell Bull
Morgan Olmstead, Wedbush Agree in Principle to Merge BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Ailing Eastern to Cut Jobs, Flights, Some Service to West ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Expansion Blamed as Irvine Market Files for Chapter 11 MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Managing Money : Let Buyer Be Wary When Investing in Ginnie Maes Carla Lazzareschi
Fashion Channel Files for Protection From Its Creditors MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
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