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What happened on July 25, 1988
SPORTS
Hines Sets 40K Record at U.S. Cycling Championships Associated Press
U.S. Outdoor Diving Championships : Louganis Completes His Sweep on Platform STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Giving It Her Best Shot, Ramona Pagel Ends Up a Winner MIKE DOWNEY
National League Roundup : Met Pride Takes Another Beating DAN HAFNER
Charger Notebook : Benson Can't Pass His Physical DENNIS BROWN
Padres Find New No. 1 Man : Kruk Leads Off With Homer in 2-1 Victory Over Cubs BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : McEnroe Loses, Preventing U.S. Sweep From Times Wire Services
Hooper, Byrne Carry New Jersey Past Strings
Pro Surfing at San Clemente : Andino Rides His Waves to Victory AL PRESTON
Cleveland's Swindell Doesn't Let Angels Rest Easy MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Gonzales Hopes to Put Bad Breaks Behind Him Tonight Against Diaz KEITH DUNNAVANT, Times Staff Writer
WAC Football Coaches Favor BYU
Angel Leader Becomes an Average Joyner SCOTT OSTLER
Seoul '88 : L.A. Athletes Show Youth How to Win Randy Harvey
American League Roundup : Welch Holds Up His End of Deal, Beats Tigers DAN HAFNER
Ishikawa Shoots 71 for 4-Stroke Victory Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Neumann Has Four-Putt Hole, but Still Wins From Times Wire Services
Long Wins Three Gold Medals at Karate Federation Event
Swindell's Left Arm Comes Alive Against Angels KEITH DUNNAVANT, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing Roundup : Andretti Falters, Al Unser Jr. Wins Grand Prix From Times Wire Services
Blyleven Changes Look--and Name
No Turning Back : Ex-Clipper White Says He'll Take European Basketball Over NBA, Any Time BROCK MULLINS, Times Staff Writer
Lively One Runs Out of Excuses, Runs to Victory BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Smythe and Berger Lead Metro All-Stars
Ram Notebook : Newberry's Holdout Gives Schad Another Chance to Prove His Worth CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. and Jamaica Tie, 0-0, in World Cup Qualifying Associated Press
Tyson Rejects Offer for a $40-Million Buyout
Southern California Amateur Golf : Steinberg Shoots 69 to Win by One Stroke BROCK MULLINS, Times Staff Writer
Evert Wants to Compete in Olympics : U.S. Tennis Assn. Would Have to Cut One Player to Make Room for Her MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Dickens-Okada Win 500-Miler in Japan Associated Press
Guerrero, Playing for Albuquerque, Gets Single in 3-0 Win Over Tucson Special to The Times
Dodgers Put Trip in Drive : 3rd Win in Row at Pittsburgh Makes Them 9-3 on Road SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL : Protected by an Aluminum Cage, Divers Get an Unforgettable Picture of Sharks PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : Delgado Dedicates Win to Deceased Mother From Times Wire Services
NEWS
Explosion at Van Nuys GM Plant Associated Press
Corrupt Official Executed Reuters
Ex-Rep. McClory, Who Voted for Nixon Impeachment, Dies United Press International
A Visit Back to Father Serra's Time David Nelson
Dissident Armenians Yield to Kremlin, Call Off Strike Reuters
Despite Reports, Baker Makes Clear He's Still Treasury Boss From a Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Clarifying Murky Secrets in a Tale of Love and Reality CAROLYN SEE
U.S. Truce Assurances to Iran Told : Message Reported to Offer an End to Tilt Toward Iraq JOHN M. BRODER and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
The State
Israel to Release 160 Palestinian Prisoners From Reuters
Multi-Party Government for Burma Rejected Times Wire Services
Son-in-Law of Brezhnev to Face Trial in Sept. Associated Press
Moscow Assures U.S. on Pullout Associated Press
The Nation
Fire Kills Man, 3 Children United Press International
The State
Meese Assails Ex-Aides for Urging Probe of His Affairs Reuters
The Nation
3rd Suspected Medfly Found United Press International
U.N. Leader to Start Separate Talks With Iran, Iraq in 2 Days Times Wire Services
The World
Reagan 'Ready' to Talk to Iran About U.S. Hostages : He Declares 'It's Time'; but No Deals Associated Press
Blast Kills 4 in Colombia From Reuters
A Night at the Opera-- Rain Con Brio Jack Smith
The Nation : Storms Deliver Blow to Midwest Farmers
The World
India State's Police Disarmed After Dispute From Times Wire Services
Israel to Free 160 Palestinian Prisoners From Reuters
The World : Thai Coalition Takes 60%
Belfast Sinn Fein Member Slain Associated Press
The Nation
Hezbollah Chief Calls for 'Happy Ending' on Hostages From Times Wire Services
The World
The World
For 1st Time, Cambodia Factions to Talk Peace NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Bonn Rejects Chile's Bid to End Immunity in Colony Case From Reuters
Pickup Slams Into Car United Press International
Iraqis Repulsed, Iran Says; U.N. Team Arrives CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Gov. Clements of Texas Released From Hospital Associated Press
The State
Bush Urges $2.2-Billion Program for Child Care : Hopes to Attract Support of Women With Plan for Low-Income Families but Response Is Mixed CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
54 Die in Chinese Storms United Press International
Writers Resume Talks, Agree to News Blackout From Associated Press
Judge OKs America's Cup Race United Press International
The World
The State
Stable Fire Kills 26 Horses United Press International
2 West Bank Arabs Killed; Security Tight in Jerusalem Associated Press
United Neighborhoods Plans Drive for Political Muscle MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
The World
11 Die in India Bus Crash Associated Press
The State : Cleanup of Oil Spill Begins
The Nation
Afghan Regime Likely to Fall, Soviet Asserts MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Bangladesh Rebels Kill 5 Associated Press
Japanese Sorry for Slurring U.S. Blacks : Watanabe 'Withdraws' Remarks on Attitude Toward Bankruptcy Associated Press
Critics, Supporters Alike Call Him Tough, Aggressive : Pentagon Fraud Prober Unruffled by Publicity ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Bus Crash Kills 1; 34 Hurt Associated Press
Burma Weighs Drastic Overhaul of Stagnant Economy From Times Wire Services
4 Hurt in Chicago Chemical Blast United Press International
Whites, Blacks Weigh Likely Impact : Threat of Wider Sanctions Sparks Debate in S. Africa SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Yellowstone Fire Doubles, Nears Old Faithful Associated Press
British Princess Anne's Mother-in-Law Dies Reuters
Reporter's Notebook : Jews to Arafat: Help Shut Sex Shop CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Savors Trappings of His 'Overnight' Success BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Korea Shaken by Job Accident Rate : World's Worst Worker Safety Record Mars Seoul's Gains KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Centenarians
Panda at National Zoo Thought to Be Pregnant United Press International
Gloria Vanderbilt Tried to Talk Son Out of Fatal Leap Associated Press
Emergency Rooms in U.S. Listed in Critical Condition CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Jet Damaged in Aborted Takeoff; Passengers OK From Reuters
Talks in Film Writers Strike Continue; List of Alternative Proposals Studied MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Baby Dies After Birth Inside Campground Toilet Associated Press
Too Many Honkers Cause Traffic Jam Associated Press
Liberia Links Americans to Plot on Doe Associated Press
Few Mixed Signals From This School DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Rescue Center Gives Birds, Animals 2nd Chance CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Lacroix Offers More Than a Pouff to Paris PAT McCOLL
Resourceful Poor Find Survival in Stink of Tijuana's 'El Dompe' PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
The State
Hotel California : It's Summer and You're Booked Solid with House Guests, but There Are Ways to Save Your Peace of Mind KATHLEEN DOHENY
6.4 Quake Shakes China Associated Press
Spielberg Residence Is Damaged in Blaze
Transsexualism : A Journey Across Lines of Gender JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
S. African Jailed for Bias Stand United Press International
In Hemingway's Old Haunt, He Looked Like a Winner JAMES MARNELL
Sikh Extremists Kill Head Priest Associated Press
Complex Rules May Hamper Pentagon Probe : They Frequently Thwart Federal Prosecutions ROBERT W. STEWART and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Quiet Protest at U.S. Base Associated Press
Victims of Torture
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Bold, Original House is a Lousy Neighbor
New Housing Plan Urged for Century Freeway Route WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Van Nuys Castle Amid the Wasteland
7 People Charged : Scam Honed Its Skills in Van Nuys CARLOS V. LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Body of Burbank Man Found in River Channel
Fantasies Take Shape, Rise From Sand ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Logic Says Lady Luck Is Mere Illusion, but Statistics Fail to Entice LEE DEMBART, Dembart is a Times editorial writer. and
Local News in Brief : Man Found Dead in His Burning House
Therapy for Grief : Gang Members Hold Carwash to Pay Boy's Funeral Costs BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Boy, 17, Wounded in N. Hollywood Shooting
Scientists Clone Gene That Really Smells
Democratic Convention Extends No Hand and Brings Loneliness to the Jewish Patch MARVIN HIER, Rabbi Marvin Hier is the dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles.
Missing the Boat on Arms Control : U.S. Could Take Initiative, but Domestic Politics Get in Way MARSHALL D. SHULMANBD Marshall D. Shulman is senior lecturer on international politics at the Harriman Institute for Advanced Study of the Soviet Union at Columbia University in New York.
New Tack on School Reform
Local News in Brief : Laguna Beach : Sewer Problem Closes Sleepy Hollow's Beach
The House : Military Base Closings
Science / Medicine : Fish Oil and Heart Attacks From Staff and Wire Reports
'Bring on the Rails'
'Bring on the Rails'
Student Jailed After Tussle With Teacher
Changes
Lottery Winners 7/23
Calls Express Fear About Aerial Spray for Medflies AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : TV Linked to Memory, Radio to Imagination From Staff and Wire Reports
Things Looking Up at Once Downtrodden Oceanside Waterfront GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
'Bring on the Rails'
Transient Stabbed to Death Downtown
Local News in Brief : Residents Lose Water Service as Pipe Breaks
Heat Raises Urge to Hitch to Fever Pitch LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Youth From Inglewood Drowns in Castaic Lake
Local News in Brief : Dana Point : New Ballet Group Plans Performance
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : Training Offered for People 55 and Older
Political Prisoner
Student at San Pasqual, L.A. Man Die as Car Leaves Road
Student Jailed After Tussle With Teacher
To enrage all the people is a high-water mark in civic achievement. : Light Rail Blues Al Martinez
Looking at the Homeless
Science / Medicine : Scientists Trying to Sniff Out Secrets of the Sense of Smell SETH SHULMAN, Shulman is a Boston-based free - lance science writer. and
'Ed the Ordinary' Made a Difference GARY L. McDOWELL, Gary L. McDowell, a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, the Smithsonian Institution, is on leave as the Bradley Resident Scholar at the Center for Judicial Studies in Washington. From 1985 to 1987 he was the chief speech writer to Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese III
Local News in Brief : Father, Son Hit by Car in Canoga Park
Both Sides Relieved as Kraft Trial Begins JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Manager Took Housing Project's Crime by Storm, but Finds Victory Is Never Total : Whirlwind Success Loses Strength STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Let's Ban Nuclear Satellites
Bookstore Is Bound to the Past LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Heart Valve Surgery From Staff and Wire Reports
10,000 Watch Surfers Make Waves Behave DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Aid Victim's Kin in Car Wash STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : La Habra : Party Dispute Erupts Into Shooting, Stabbing
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Youth Arrested as Police Find Car Burglary Tools
Science / Medicine : Heart Attack Survivors From Staff and Wire Reports
The Rich Weren't So Very Different, After All--if You Cooked for Them Herbert J. Vida
Lazy Days of Summer Not So Idle : Teachers Polish Skills on Own Time DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Student Spurs College to Aid Ailing Refusenik : Campaign Ends With Arrival of Soviet Mathematician MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Buena Park : Actor Dudley Moore Voted Honorary Citizen
Traffic School Rules Vary in California
Police Still Seeking Leads in '79 Bludgeon Killings ERIC HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Luau to Help Fund Trip to Culinary Olympics
Effort to Ease Disagreement Over 'Temptation' Film Ends in Rancor MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Wounded Man Stable as D.A. Begins Probe NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Frightening Tale of Dinoseb Is Rule, Not Exception, in the World of Pesticides ALBERT H. MEYERHOFF, Albert H. Meyerhoff is a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council in San Francisco. He helped negotiate a FIFRA reform bill during the 99th Congress, supported by 100 chemical companies and the American Farm Bureau, that nonetheless was not enacted into law. and
Science / Medicine : Pressure on Working Moms Stirs Problems SEENA GRESSIN, Gressin is a writer for United Press International
Science / Medicine : Chewing Tobacco's Nicotine From Staff and Wire Reports
Calls to Police Skyrocket Over Explosions in '1812 Overture' CHARLES FINNIE, Times Staff Writer
After Being Duped Out of Body, Coroner Revises Rules CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
'Bring on the Rails'
Cigarette Tax
Cigarette Tax
Compassion
BUSINESS
Hunts Offer Settlement in Placid Oil Debt Fight Associated Press
The Running Business KEITH BRADSHER
Finally, L.A. Gets Some Respect in List of Best Cities NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Film Makers' Phone Book
Building Up Renewed Interest : Company Specializes in Retail Redevelopment Projects Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
Firms That Run Races Find Field Is Crowded KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
THE RIGHT CHEMISTRY : Makers of Everything From Paint to Gasoline Thrive in the Southland Despite Tough Pollution Controls NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Sponsors' Rationale: Advertising, Community KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Selling U.S. Garbage Disposers in Japan Becomes a Real Grind JOHN TIGHE, Times Staff Writer and
Pentagon Fraud Scandal Washes Up in San Diego : FBI Search at Cubic Leaves Firm, Community Jittery About What Is Coming GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
STAGE REVIEW : Friel's 'Translations' Speaks a Dark Language SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Tv & Video 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
Lombard Films in Romantic Comedy Series MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Stage JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
By The Numbers 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 . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Gilad Conducts Strawberry Creek Orchestra DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Music JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Flim Flam' Teaches You How Not to Be a Victim TERRY ATKINSON
Music Reviews : French Baroque Works at the Getty Museum HERBERT GLASS
Scaled-Down Batiquitos Festival Ends KENNETH HERMAN
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Mekons' Uninspired Showing DON WALLER
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Garden Grove Mayor Reverses Self, Supports Shakespeare Fest JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
ART/Cathy Curtis : 'Suburban Visions, Middle-Class Dreams' Opens Centennial Series Cathy Curtis
Pop/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Alpert, Mendes at Hollywood Bowl LEONARD FEATHER
Neeson: A Working Actor Trying to Keep It Quiet JOHN VOLAND
Music Reviews : Stuttgart Piano Trio Plays at Cal State Los Angeles JOHN HENKEN
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Emmylou a Nearly Perfect Honky-Tonk Woman MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Dance Community Split Over Grant to Martha Graham JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
STAGE REVIEW : Grove's 'Comedy of Errors' Travels to Another Galaxy RAY LOYND
Seattle Opera Goes With Glass Over Wagner TIM KLASS, Associated Press
A TV Movie He Didn't Want : Brother Richard Guides CBS' 'Karen Carpenter Story' DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Elizabeth Perkins Builds on 'Big' Role STEVE WEINSTEIN
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : KKLQ's Hint of an Affair Has Tuck and Hunt Upset KEVIN BRASS
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