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What happened on June 16, 1988
NEWS
The State
Bomb at Northern Ireland 'Fun Run' Kills 5 Soldiers, Hurts 10 Times Wire Services
Bell Gardens : Massage Parlor Inspections
THE SCENIC ROUTE : Driving for Fun? In Orange County? You've Got to Be Kidding--or Are You? JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Tests Replacing Doctors' Ears, Eyes : Bedside Manner Mourned as Victim of Technology JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Animal World 'Stallone' Eyes Possible Mate : For Colossus, the 'Gorilla My Dreams'? Associated Press
'Full Disclosure' a Must When Buying Insurance DON G. CAMPBELL
Hot, Dry Weather Spurs Water-Use Curbs in East Times Wire Services
Accrediting Standards Assailed as 'Too Loose' HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
OBITUARIES : Willie Velasquez; Leader of Latino Political Movement BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
The Blossoming of Molly Bloom EILEEN V. QUIGLEY, Times Staff Writer
Times' All--county Baseball Team : Player Of The Year
Oxnard Hankering for Respect : Seashore City Looks for Motto, Brighter Image MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Russian Village : Built of Rubble in the Depression, Houses Are Now Claremont's Pride : 'They built (the houses) with the materials available. It was really a classic American story.' JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Dole Aide Gets White House Job Associated Press
The World
Pomona : Cal Poly Begins Funds Drive
PASSINGS : Boris Nikolayevich Naumov; Soviet Computer Pioneer
The World
Cerritos : Cable Construction Begins
U.S. Officials Weighing Indictment of Marcos : Inquiry in Final Stages; July 18 Deadline Looms for Any Charges in Politically Sensitive Case WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
The House
The House : Long-Term Care
Cerritos : $90-Million Budget Offered
Whittier : Building Fee Waiver to End
Sex-Linked Bookstore Loses 2 Legal Battles STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
W. Covina Eases Terms of Fiscal Aid to Developer CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Officials Deny Charges of Cover-Up in Drug Probe at Weapons Lab ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
The State
Santa Monica : Drought Forces Water Controls
Humiliating Defeat Apparently Ends a 40-Year Career : Eban Dropped From Fall Ballot by Israeli Labor Party CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The State : Bonner Gets Nomination
Prison Worker Drug Tests Barred Associated Press
The Nation
San Gabriel : Moratorium Extension
The World
Soviets to Mark Millennium With Issue of New Coins Reuters
Monrovia : Lighting Assessments Hiked
House Democrats Disclose Plans for Salvaging Trade Measure WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Iran Says It Shot Down Iraqi Jet in Gulf Battle Reuters
Venice : Art Walk Tour Raises $600,000
Top Candidate Asks Overhaul of Mexico Economy MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The State : Trucker Gets 4-Year Term
The Nation
Diamond's Sparkle Lures Lion Cager; Hoop Future in Doubt ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Pasadena : Royal Society Selection
Historical and Fun Parks : Locations Combine Attractions and Picnicking TROY CORLEY, Corley is a writer who lives in Reseda. and
Monterey Park : Board Absences to Cost Job
Book Review : Final Letters Help to Spell Out Details of Shaw's Life RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Panel Studying Malibu Sewers Asks County Not to Interfere KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
A Little Luxury Can Mitigate Worst Aspects of Traveling Abroad JOSEPH N. BELL
6,500 Sign Petitions to Block Fair Events Center JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Wants Special Counsel Probe of Wright JIM GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Israelis Kill Arab in West Bank Clash Times Wire Services
Latins to Meet in Honduras Reuters
Whittier : Uptown Builders Stalled
Practical Frivolity
Picky Eaters Shouldn't Worry Mothers SUSAN FIGLIULO, Susan Figliulo is a Chicago-based writer.
Long Beach : Development Scaled Down
Match Thrower Starts Blaze at Fresno Hotel Associated Press
'Uno a Uno' : Migrants to Get Facts on AIDS MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Sees Need for Young People, Women : Kohl Chides His Party for Growing Old and Tired WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
The House : Long-Term Care
Health Costs Jump in Puente Schools JEFF MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Sweet Culver Blues AL MARTINEZ
The Nation
Attracting Workers DAVID WHARTON
U.N. Staff Walks Off Job Reuters
Food Prices Unlikely to Fuel Inflation, U.S. Officials Say Reuters
Minority Lung Ailments Up as Smokers Are Wooed JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Treasury Chief Defends Record on Africa Aid Reuters
The World
Black Caucus Backs Jackson as VP : Congressmen to Ask Dukakis to Offer Rival No. 2 Spot DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
Iranians Planning to Boycott Mecca Reuters
French Connection May Solve Mystery of Deaf Child ANN CONNORS
The World
100 Indictments Expected in Defense Fraud Inquiry RONALD J. OSTROW and MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writers
Mother in Drug Case Rearrested
The Nation : House OKs Funds for Health, Education
Reagan Sets Up Panel to Study Drought Relief Associated Press
The State
Having a Ball : Would-Be Cagers Live the Illusion of the Big Time RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Familiar Foes Meet Again as All-Stars : Rivalries Renewed in Football Game TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
The World : Peace Convoy Turns Back
Azusa : Quarry Hearing Continued
Teens Take Care of Each Other LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Postal Service Cites Worker Who Never Let Handicap Get in His Way MICHAEL MILSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Democrats Still Push for Tax Hike in Budget Battle DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Defense Scandal Heats Up, Reagan Calls In Top Aides : President 'Upset' by Revelations United Press International
Ex-Beech-Nut Officials Jailed in Juice Fraud Associated Press
Two Southeast Teachers Chosen as Award Finalists PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Parks, Wildlife Official to Resign Associated Press
Saudis Gain a Toehold in U.S. Oil : Aramco to Pay $800 Million for 50% of Texaco Network Reuters
PASSINGS : Fred Baum; Movie Producer and Writer
Santa Monica : KCRW Radio Wins 2 Awards
A Final Chapter of Football : All-Star Game May Be Last Hurrah for Joel Gaxiola, a Passer Intending to Catch in College TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Haiti's Leader Rescinds Order by General DON SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Proposed Settlement Would Doom Proposed Ballona Lagoon Marina JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Strolling Through an Edwardian 'Sunday in the Park' David Nelson
Would-be Robbers Find Bank's Cash to Be Moving Target Associated Press
Girl Testifies on Race Fight at Howard Beach United Press International
Stiffer U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Ruled Unconstitutional in Florida Associated Press
Stretching Usefulness of Old Panty Hose HERB HAIN
GE Will Buy Borg-Warner Unit Associated Press
Rocket Fuel Output Tied to Nevada Disaster Aid United Press International
Deportations Due; Lompoc Braces for Cuban Unrest MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Democrats Need to Modify Liberal Views of Defense, Aspin Warns MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Honored by Postal Service : Worker Never Let Handicap Get in Way MICHAEL MILSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Rebel Cleric to Defy Vatican, Will Ordain Bishops Times Wire Serives
2 Ships Collide in Canada United Press International
Pakistan's Zia Decrees Islamic Law for Nation MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Work on $20-Million Hotel in Simi Valley to Resume CHARLES FINNIE, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Woman Strives to Save Old Structure : Cottage Isn't Home, but It Is Humble CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Seattle Police on Watch for Gang Members From L.A. Associated Press
Memorial to Replace Yale's Anti-Apartheid Shanties United Press International
Loss of Steering Cited in Plane's Hitting Terminal United Press International
Around Once More on Tire Rotation RALPH VARTABEDIAN
They planned the day's logistics with military-like teamwork. DOUG SMITH
Santa Monica Group Takes Fight to Court : Slow-Growth Initiative Petitions Ruled Invalid TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Witness in Contra Guns-for-Drugs Suit May Face Jail Associated Press
Santa Fe Springs : Sheriff's Copter Pact OKd
Millions Boycott S. Africa Jobs to Mark Soweto Revolt United Press International
Court Can Review CIA Firing of Gay Employee : Supreme Court Rules, 6 to 2, That Hearing Is Due, Avoids Issue of Homosexual Employment Rights DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Malibu : Solstice Canyon Park Opens
E. German Guard Shoots Colleague, Flees to West United Press International
Proud of Record in Fight Against Crime, Dukakis Says, Citing His State's Low Rate DAVID LAUTER and CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writers
'I said what I wanted and didn't get into too much trouble for it.' CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Essaying to Influence Foreign Policy JOHN GABREE
NOTEBOOK / Ray Ripton : Unihi Netters Win City Title--Next Year Looks Better RAY RIPTON
Glitter Turned to Gold at Orangewood Benefit ANN CONWAY
U.S. to Require Defense Workers to Be Drug-Free JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Ferraro Son Gets 4 Months in Jail Despite Mom's Plea United Press International
Where Grape, Grain, Even Guava Are Fodder for Fermentation PATRICK MOTT, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Court Upholds Death Sentence Associated Press
Baby Teeth of Dog May Need Extraction Dr. GLENN ERICSON, Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn
5 Winners, Most Ever, to Share $23.5-Million Lotto Jackpot Associated Press
The Great Pretender : Always an Outsider, She Bluffed Her Way Inside a Beauty Pageant; That's When Things Got Ugly NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
Asner Agrees to Support Child
The State
Justice Dept. Says Nazi Used Army as Cloak United Press International
Former Aide to Tawana Brawley Adviser Labels Teen-Ager's Charges 'Pack of Lies' JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Writers Guild Files Unfair Practices Charge
Dalai Lama Shifts Stand on Tibet Independence JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Jury Weighs Charges on Mecham Campaign Funds DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Volunteer, Peruvian Slain by Andean Rebels Associated Press
What Goes Around Comes Around at Old Bale Grist Mill CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Court Bans Roadblocks to Catch Idaho Drunks Associated Press
Letter Told Nancy Reagan of 'Indignities'
Legislature in Armenia Backs Annexation Bid MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The Great Pretender : Always an Outsider, She Bluffed Her Way Inside a Beauty Pageant; That's When Things Got Ugly NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
Vocational Schools : Poor Being Taken for a 'Bad Ride' HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Military Plane Parts Conspiracy Alleged United Press International
OBITUARIES : Robert Wojciak; USC Music Professor
Large-Scale Tests of AIDS Vaccine Sought ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Success Arrives on a Fast Track : 'Slow' Artist's Second Career Takes Off Like a Racehorse Out of the Starting Gate MIKE WYMA
Communist Party Leader in Estonia Ousted From Office United Press International
Israeli Soldier Shot, Wounded on West Bank; Curfew Ordered Associated Press
Pasadena : Rebuilt Pools Debut Today
Critics of Pavilion Expansion Will Ask Planners to Reduce Size of 2nd Building PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
Berkeley Widens Ban on Foam Food Containers United Press International
2 Studies Due on Roof for Elysian Park Reservoir DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Olympic $1 and $5 Issues Available DON ALPERT
U.S. Probe Ruined Rival of Wedtech : Army's Criticisms of Firm Parallel Complaints Wallach Sent to Meese ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Cooking Is a Matter of Fine-Tuning MIKE SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
Parched Midwest, Plains Due for More Hot, Dry Weather United Press International
France, Iran to Restore Diplomatic Ties : Acrimony Eased as Part of Deal for Release of Beirut Hostages STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Thousands Join Funeral Trek for Marcos' Mother United Press International
Turkey and Greece End Historic Summit : Longtime Enemies, Both Sides See Progress; More Talks Planned WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Taking Shots at Carl Rowan's Liberalism BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Summer Programs For Kids Clipboard researched by Susan Greene / Los Angeles Times, Page designed by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
OBITUARIES : Frank Drozak; President of Seafarers Union Associated Press
Glendale Planners Reject Proposal to Cut Down Ridge MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Gas Seepage Continues at OII Landfill, Study Finds RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Hacienda La Puente Sees Insurance Soar : Leap in Health Costs Hits School District JEFF MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Top Valley Prep Cage Teams Challenge Southland's Best in the L.A. Games
100 Trout Lead Court to Reject Plan to Tap Ventura River JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Whittier Enacts Moratorium on Apartment Construction
Claremont : Pomona Honors Professors
West Hollywood : Communications Studio Opens
La Mirada : Renewal Zone Expanded
Tax Claim Help for Elderly, Low-Income Families
Garvey Schools : Official Quits Over Dispute
Norwalk : Campus Smoking Ban Set
Norwalk : Shelter for Homeless Opens
Paramount : Police to Get Wheel Locks
Azusa Excavation Prompts Call for Letter Campaign
AIDS Hospice Fights 'Misinformation,' Ruling on Zoning SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Advisers Unveil Plan to Redesign Sections of Uptown Whittier MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Versatility Sets Sofro Apart : Glendale Senior's Dual-Sport Career Unveils Work Ethic SAM FARMER, Times Staff Writer
Diamond Bar : Incorporation Report
Science Teacher Vies for National Award PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Students at Poly High in Long Beach help one another to a safe and sober graduation and win a prize in the process. LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Campaign Reform Backers See Prop. 73 as Setback CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Disease Sleuth Tracks Down Unaware Victims DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
LA Alive! Gets Off to a Booming Start MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Montebello : 7.1% Trash Rate Hike OKd
Claim in Landfill Death Expected to Be Denied DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Board Fires Compton Coach and Upholds Official's Suspension MICHELE FUETSCH, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Martial Art Form Is Smooth as Ballet JOHN RAYMOND BAKER, John Raymond Baker is executive director of the National Martial Arts Assn. and a martial arts instructor in Pasadena, Tex.
Bradley Aid Spells Victory, Eagle Rock Activists Say ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
No Takers : As Teen-Agers Seek More Money and Prestige, Traditional Summer Jobs Go Begging DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
Kaiser Permanente Drops Controversial 'Demerits' JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
All-glendale Area Baseball Team : Player Of The Year
Condom Standards : Panel to Make No Changes ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
EPA Finds Toxic Gas Seepage at OII Site RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Jewels Shine Brightest in San Marino's Three Crowns MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Tenant Takes on Ex-Mayor : Bellflower Woman Fights Eviction Move JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Malaprops: Don't Jump to Contusions Jack Smith
Ballpark Fixture : Ray Griffin Has Been Scouting Young Baseball Players for 30 Years and He Knows Them All by Their Numbers DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Students Do a Whale of a Job on Classroom Project in Eagle Rock DAVID USHERY, Times Staff Writer
Spring Sports Notebook : Ball-Bashers Highlight North's 8-7 Victory in All-Star Baseball Game STEVE HENSON and MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The Look-Alikes : 2 Sets of Triplets Graduating From Fullerton District Schools ERIC HEALY, Times Staff Writer
The One-of-a-Kind Zamboni : Name Put a Thrill in Ice Rink's Big Chill STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
$1 Million : Gift Boosts Educational Park Plans PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Jury Convicts Cocaine Kingpin of 43 Felonies ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Suit Filed by Ironworkers Union Claims Newspaper, Nassco Conspired to Kill Ad ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Hermosa Beach Police Get Raise
San Diego
Bonner Nominated for Federal Judgeship WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Gang May Have Intended Bullet for Sister : Drive-By Shooting Kills Mother as She Watches TV SHARI R. MICHELS, Times Staff Writer
Homeowner in '87 Shooting Incident Is Arrested Again MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
Can West Hold Without Common Threat? : U.S. Security Views Changing, and Alliance Will Have to Cope With It CHRISTOPH BERTRAM, Christoph Bertram is the diplomatic correspondent of Die Zeit in Hamburg
Local News in Brief : Seniors' Bus Subsidy Increased
Local News in Brief : Body Found; Man Held
New Plan to Cut Traffic Is OKd by Council Panel TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Man Shot Dead in Temple
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : New Heart Recipient Reported 'Doing Well'
Peyer Jury Continues to Deliberate
Gardena Police May Get More Funds to Fight Gangs ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Western Aid Shouldn't Precede Visible Reforms by Soviets RICHARD PIPES, Richard Pipes, the former director of East European and Soviet affairs for the National Security Council, is a professor of history at Harvard University .
Local News in Brief : Panel Upholds Bias Ruling
Only the pacifying euphony of a stretch 737 broke the stillness. : The Roar of the Drizzle AL MARTINEZ
Diamond Bar Cityhood Seen as Viable
Faced Jail Sentence : Ex-Deputy Withdraws Plea in Jail Beating RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Neither Wore Helmets : 2 Motorcycles Collide; 1 Rider Killed, 1 Hurt LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Jail in Asbestos Case
Burbank Seeks More Airport Clout CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : San Juan Capistrano : Prop. 75 Passage Means 2 Schools Can Be Built
Unrest Among the Soviets
Local News in Brief : $200,000 Fire Damages Sun Valley Repair Shop
Hawthorne Officials Seek Deadline for Hotel Project BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Caltrans Predicts 10-Mile Jam on Ventura Freeway JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners: 6/15
Local News in Brief : Oxy Drain System Truce
Local News in Brief : City Treasurer Gets Pay Increase
Delay in Placing Trailers Tests Patience of Sepulveda Church STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
The House
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Mayor Young Honored for Transit Panel Work
Council Panel Wants 6 More Ambulances JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood Bats .500 in Contests Among Cities SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Hyperion Funds Continue
Local News in Brief : Tustin : Community Services Panel to Be Chosen
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Immigrants
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Hospital Costs
Local News in Brief : View Ordinance Is Introduced
Local News in Brief : 6 New Ambulances Urged
Hermosa Rezoning Issue : School Board Votes to Drop Suit Against City KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Baker Surfaces, Concedes 'I've Had Better Weeks' STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Low-key police enforcement is now aimed at stopping 'cardboard condos.' : 'Hiding' Homeless Scatter Again FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Abducted Daughter of Arizona Couple Sought in San Diego
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Maniscalco Returned to County's Main Jail
Local News in Brief : Hearing Set for Street Repair Plans
10-Mile Backup Forecast for Freeway JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Helmets Make Sense
Beach Club to Make Way for Luxury Hotel TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
City Bonds
County Mental Health Clinics Threatened by Funding 'Crisis' RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Brea : Bicyclist Killed When Hit by Passing Truck
Local News in Brief : School Superintendent in Moorpark to Resign
Handcuffed Woman Who Was Maced Wins $5,001 JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Man, 60, Sentenced in Felony Asbestos Case From United Press International
San Diego
Longtime Grocer Lon B. Smedley Dies
Local News in Brief : Reseda Man, 28, Shot to Death in Encino
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Crime Lab Begins Move Into Roomier Quarters
Santa Clarita Valley Plan Emphasizes Remedial Work : Program to Send Some Failing 8th-Graders to High School PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Church's Nursery School Ends Year Amid Bickering GABE FUENTES and STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writers
Deukmejian to Enlarge Little Saigon's Stature : Vietnamese Students Will Be Honored, Freeway Signs Announced During 1st Visit by a Governor DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Palos Verdes Estates Acts to Limit Size of New Houses ANN JOHNSON, Community Correspondent
Local News in Brief : Building Records Ordinance OKd
2 Charged in Bus Crash, Waste Spill
Bella Via in Encinitas : New Chef Puts His Reputation Into Traditional Italian Fare DAVID NELSON
People and Events JACK JONES, From staff and wire reports
Principal Demoted; Board Won't Give Name to Irate Parents, Just a Number BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Blimp Baron Hopes His Ideas for Advertising Will Fly Again DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
One Pocket Gopher Can Patrol Up to 800 Feet of Tunnels : Garden Gnawed Away? Go for Help GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
June Gloom : Marine Layer Casts Seasonal Pall Over Activities, Spirits LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Prior Charge Dismissed Over Search Ruling : Mother in Cocaine Case Had Earlier Drug Arrest MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
Smoke Bomb
Storybook Success at the Age of 9 : San Pedro Girl Among Winners in Young Writer's Contest HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
An Identity Problem : City of Santa Clarita Finds It's Nowhere to Many People STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Metro Rail May Face New Financial Woes RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Hermosa Beach Assesses Builders : Pressure on to Upgrade Fire Hydrants KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Every Mother Is a Working Mother : Federal 'Workfare' Bill Ignores Economic Realities MARGARET PRESCOD and PHOEBE JONES-SCHELLENBERG, Margaret Prescod, a community activist and mother in Los Angeles, is a co-founder of International Black Women for Wages for Housework. Phoebe Jones-Schellenberg is a wife and mother in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., and the coordinator of the Philadelphia Wages for Housework Campaign
When Swimming Becomes Dangerous Compiled by Hilary Iker
El Cajon
30 Latinos Picket a Coors Executive : 5 Workers Claim They Were Forced From Jobs; Beer Distributor Denies It BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Earthquake Predictions
Inmates Slice Their Sentences by Baking Bread DARRELL DAWSEY, Times Staff Writer
Exchange Students' Trip Ends in Tragedy : Far From Home, Journey Is Ended RICHARD BEENE and DONN WALKER, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Drowning Victims Named
Holding Church Counselors Liable Violates Religious Liberty, Court Told PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Names in the News
His Chances Don't Come Too Often, but Eppard Makes Most of Them GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
7 Seahawks Honored, 2 Make All-State Baseball Team
Names in the News
Sportking Skipper, 71, Makes His 4,000th Trip in Search of Good Fishing
76ers Owner Says Barkley Isn't Going Anywhere Associated Press
Soviet Women to Compete as Pros on Tennis Circuit United Press International
American League Roundup : Streaking Royals Beat A's Again From Times Wire Services
Surfing Event to Begin Today
Minor League Notebook : Redington Is Struggling in Class A, but He's Learning to Deal With It Steve Kresal
Angels Unable to Finish What They Start : They Take an Early Lead, but Rangers Rally for 10-Inning Victory, 6-3 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Newhall-Saugus Tests Chatsworth's Depth in 9-3 Victory
A 4-2 Loss Reminds Padres a Tough Road Lies Ahead BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Templeton Has Hits on Hands After Film Festival BOB WOLF
It Isn't Really Par for the Course, but Pros Like Layout Jim Murray
National League Roundup : Cardinals Still Winless in New York From Times Wire Services
Hershiser Leaves Earlier Than Usual but Still Gets Win SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Favored Fiara Scores Victory in U.S. Debut
Sockers: Investors Needed by June 29 CHRIS ELLO
Angels Unable to Finish What They Start : They Take an Early Lead, but Rangers Rally for 10-Inning Victory, 6-3 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. BECKONS SEVE : Spaniard, Who Now Calls Monte Carlo Home, May Play More on American Tour THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
NOW Comment Made in Jest, Knepper Says
CSUN Sets Priorities for Rise to Division I MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Gerard Fifth, Misses Berth in Olympics
Proposed Ski Jump Rules May Stop Edwards From Soaring Again Reuters
Cobras Try to Get Back at Detroit, Gain in Playoff Race Tonight at Sports Arena LONNIE WHITE
Laker-Piston Series Seems to Be Suited for a Seventh Game Mike Downey
Cobras' Stowers to Undergo Surgery STEVEN HERBERT
Open Winner Will Be No. 1--for Week : Ballesteros, Norman, Lyle, Strange Are the Top Candidates for the Honor THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Women Unbeaten in Basketball Qualifying Associated Press
Things People Do : HOLIDAY ON WHEELS : Hybrid of Ice and Roller Skates Has a Character All Its Own SCOTT MILLER
Sparring Is Over Going Into Game 5 : Lakers, Pistons Both Saying Push Has Come to Shove GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Notre Dame High Selects New Girls' Basketball Coach STEVE ELLING
Former Banning Baseball Star Named Toro Athletic Director PAUL McLEOD
Coach Tries to Get Lakers Riled Up : Riley Claims They Were Beaten to the Punch by Pistons MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Table Tennis Tournament to Feature Chinese Team
Top U.S. Swimmers Meet at Mission Viejo TRACY DODDS
Mission Viejo Swim Meet of Champions to Begin Today With Top U.S. Competitors TRACY DODDS
Taps for a Surfing Pioneer : Hall of Fame Founder's Ashes to Be Scattered Over Redondo Sands ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
American Legion Notebook : Kerber Hurt by Agony of Success STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
More Fighting After England's Loss : Thatcher Calls It 'a Disgrace' as Soccer Fans Keep Rioting WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : McEnroe Struggles Past Volkov From Times Wire Services
Recreation Notes : Ultimate Frisbee Takes Flight as Spinoff of Soccer, Football RALPH NICHOLS
This Cagey Veteran Has a Swinging Time Playing Ball at Home Scott Ostler
World Series Goof Made Owen a Hero
Cyclists Head South to Pedal Good Will RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing : Title Already His, but Rick Johnson Gunning for a Third Coliseum Win Shav Glick
Times' All-valley Baseball Team
Valenzuela's Father Dies of Cancer SAM McMANIS
Rodman Is Thrown at Magic CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
After a Long Search for a Winner, Costic Built His Own Near Home JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Redondo's Coach and Pitcher Acclaimed as Best in Bay Baseball ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
She's Making a Name for Herself These Days : Debbie Babashoff Is One of a Handful of Area Swimmers Gearing Up for Olympic Trials CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
'DO WHAT DOBBER SAYS' : Padre Pitchers Find That Pat Dobson's Advice Leads to Improvement BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Crab Mornay Dish a Rich Treat ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
The Taj / Taco Connection BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Recipes That Call for Scalded Milk JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Eye-Opener for Dear Old Dad : Steak 'N' Eggs Gets Father's Day Off to a Good Start
Blending the Old With the New DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
Couple of 'Secrets' Make Salad a Special Treat for Man of the House JEANNE JONES, Jones is a food consultant and a cookbook author.
Adequate Diet a Human Right DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Jennifer's Apple and Blueberry Pancakes Are Hot Off Griddle
Some Sweet and Savory Rewards for the Boys and Girls of Summer TONI TIPTON
A Romantic Way to Break Bread JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
S.F. Picks a 'Best of Class,' Instead of a 'Best of Show' DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Pancakes With Piquant Flavor : Start Off Dad's Special Day With a Hearty Breakfast
Aussie's Sausage Gun Is On Target MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Chili BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Touching Basses With Writer-Director Louis Fantasia JANICE ARKATOV
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Witches' Flies High; 'Attraction' Rising DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Good News and Bad News for the Arts CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Bluesman Goes From Boise to Basie to Santa Monica LEONARD FEATHER
COMMENTARY : After UCLA, Is Simon Still Headed West? WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Pop/rock 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/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Music Review : Parker Tempers Anger With Ardor at the Roxy STEVE HOCHMAN
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
An Uneven but Pleasant 'Appleseed' LYNNE HEFFLEY
Harbor College Honors Guitarist Larry Carlton
Port District Let Down Its Arts Avisory Panel HILLIARD HARPER
Throwing Muses Inspired Beyond Gender and Genre MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
MOVIE REVIEW : Long-Banned 'Commissar' Ranks Among Classic Epics KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Radios From the Golden Days of Airwaves Now Prized Items THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Is TV Ready for Pocket Shakespeare? : No Moneys in Sight for Papp's Dream to Telecast the Bard DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Keeping the Bluegrass Fresh by Fiddling With Tradition HOLLY GLEASON
ART REVIEW : Leaning Closer to Euro-America Than Japan MARLENA DONOHUE
Pop Music Review : Tackhead Fails to Nail the Funk at Palace DON SNOWDEN
Patty Duke Resigns SAG Presidency MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Playhouse Sets '88-89 Season; ATLAS Shrugs, Equity Waiver War Goes On DON SHIRLEY
Mickey Mouse Charms Chinese Viewers MARK S. DEL VECCHIO, United Press International
El Grupo Sexo Is Defunct, but Its Musical Ideas Live Mike Boehm
BALLET REVIEW : Nureyev's Glitzy 'Cinderella' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
THE HOT ONES : The Radios Collectors Prize THOMAS K. ARNOLD
BUSINESS
Air Force Picks Lockheed
Cubic of San Diego Searched in Probe of Defense Firms GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Retail Sales Creep Up a Meager 0.1% for May Associated Press
Youths Can Make Short Work of Summertime Job Hunt, Employers Say MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Foreign Trade Gap Widened Overall in Quarter, Broadest Gauge Shows Associated Press
Smaller Firms in U.S. Find Exports Can Bail Them Out From the Washington Post
CREDIT : Bond Prices Ease in Wake of Sharp Gains Associated Press
Federal Data Corp Picked
Industrial Production Rises 0.4% Associated Press
COMMODITIES : Drought Sends Grain Prices Up, Meat Down From Associated Press
Dow Climbs 6.93 Despite Profit Taking From Times Wire Services
For The Record
Laser Firm Names Borman Chairman, Chief Executive JAMES F. PELTZ
Campeau Corp. Will Sell Ann Taylor Chain : Wants to Concentrate on Dept. Store Franchises Associated Press
Blast 'Em Up! : Firms Design Futuristic Game for 'Space Cowboys' in Japan JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Boeing in $7.7-Million Deal
ICH to Try Again to Raise Its Stake in First Executive BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Container Firm Wins Patent Suit From States News Service
PC Fax Gets the Message Across Lawrence J. Magid, Lawrence J. Magid is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer
Clore Pays Off a $6.9-Million Debt to Jefferies LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Fraud Trial Cut Short : Leasing Firm Operator Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Computer Pioneer Hopes to Blaze Trail to Soviets MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
New Ariane Rocket in Flawless Mission From Reuters
Supreme Court Overturns Ban on Importing Uranium Ore DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
IBM to Launch New Line; Digital Readies for Battle Associated Press
Rohr Stock Gain Believed Tied to Jetliner Demand CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Kuwait May Dump Oil on Market : OPEC Member Issues Threat in Dispute With Venezuela DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Prelude to Toronto Summit : Takeshita: Misconceptions Stir Trade Trouble SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
2 More Big Texaco Holders Say They'll Vote With Icahn : Analysts Expect Proxy Fight Outcome to Be Extremely Close SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
Sony, a Growing San Diego Tenant, Leases More Space CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Los Angeles County
Developer Raises Stake in Professional Bancorp
First Acquisition in 106-Year History : Christian Brothers Buys Quail Ridge Premium Winery DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
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