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What happened on June 26, 1988
NEWS
Letter Closings: A History Lesson in Signing Off Associated Press
Outbreak of Panic in Florida : Fatal Alligator Attack Stirs New Fears JAMES MARTINEZ, Associated Press
Developer's Last Order Is Coffee Shop to Go KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Modern Gangs Have Roots in Racial Turmoil of '60s
Blue Ribbon to Celebrate 20th Birthday MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Marine Helicopter Crashes in Japan; All 7 Aboard Killed From Times Wire Services
Guard Who Shared Pizza and Beer Brings Terror, Death to Employees TODD J. GILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
15 Years After the Last Sortie, U.S. Cluster Bombs Still Killing, Maiming in Laos DENIS D. GRAY, Associated Press
Earlier Allegations About Paisley Told : Fellow Boeing Workers Accused Him in 1978 of Bribing Military Officials BOB DROGIN and GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writers
Blank Tapes Lead to Arrest in Brawley Case JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
1984 Incident a Chilling Omen of Fraud Probe JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
The State : 2 Arrested in 'Colors' Killing
Residents Unite, Slow Growth in Monrovia SIOK-HIAN TAY KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Ponders Hiking Own Insurance : L.B. Council Raises Fees, Cuts Services CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis-Jackson Accord May Avert Floor Fight Associated Press
Turkey Leader to Visit U.S. From Reuters
The World
Uganda Rebels Ambush Troop Truck, Kill 11 Associated Press
The Case of a Very Costly Service Call Associated Press
The Nation
Aquino Would Allow Marcos to Return to Face Trial From Times Wire Services
Americans Seem to Be Losing Taste for Orange, Grapefruit : Florida Tries to Sweeten Citrus' Image as Sales of Its Juices Turn Sour IKE FLORES, Associated Press
The Nation
Reagan Plans Fla. Trip in Support of Rep. Mack, Party Associated Press
The State
The Nation : Reagan Urges Bipartisan Cooperation in Drug Battle
15 Families Return Home After Tanker Danger Ends United Press International
'Water Cop' Cruises Santa Monica to Get the Drop on Leaks TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian Defends Record on Schools RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
10 Hurt in 2 Desert Fires; Officials Fear Bad Season GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Bid Predicted for Drug Prosecutor United Press International
Korea Rallies Mark Anniversary of War Associated Press
The Nation
The House
The State
The World
L.B. Panels Favor Creation of Two City Departments ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
The State
The House
The World
The World
Street Voices: : The Next Generation
The World
The World
The programs "Probe" and "Blake's 7" remind me of a BBC-TV...
We read that Merlin Olsen will return to commenting on...
Lombardo Reacts to Gonzalez Letter
Considering that more than half of American households now...
Focus of Palestinian Uprising Shifting From Rocks to Money CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Atlanta U., Clark College to Merge Into New School Associated Press
Soviet Reforms--Citizens Find Few Tangible Gains MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
State's Proposed Budget for Universities Slashed DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Pope Stresses Unity for Catholic Church : Tours Austrian Alps Where Renegade Cleric Threatens a Breakaway WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Unexpected . . . a true variety show, and one that...
The World : Japan OKs Pact to Expand U.S. Imports
Chief Judge Has Limited Power KIM MURPHY
Defect Boosts Cholesterol More in Men Than Women DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Disputed Soviet Region Votes to Join Armenia : Impatient Legislators of Nagorno-Karabakh Resolve to Secede From Azerbaijan Republic MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Street Voices: : A Word of Experience
Glendora Council to Have Final Say : District Fails to Block Industrial Permits JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Threat From Oil Pollution Adds to Woes for States in War-Torn Persian Gulf Area BRENDA SMILEY, Associated Press
Islands Retaken From Iranians, Iraq Reports CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Water Rules
Post Office to Prohibit the Mailing of Germs Associated Press
'Think About It Too Much and the Tears Well Up in Your Eyes' : World Long Remembers Gettysburg as 125th Anniversary Nears DAVID MORRIS, Associated Press
West Bank Professor's Green Thumb Had Israeli Officials Seeing Red GLENN FRANKEL, The Washington Post
Parents of 4 Teen-Agers May Share $50,000 Bill for Duarte Wildfire MICHAEL MILSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Iceland President Wins Third Term Overwhelmingly Associated Press
The World
Grable, Stanwyck and Me . . . The Last Picture Show Alice Kahn
Frigate Crippled by Mine in Gulf Ready For Piggyback Ride to U.S. From Reuters
Soviets Admit Foreign Policy, Defense Errors : Officials Say Mistakes Led to Unnecessary Conflict With West MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Opposition Candidate Calls Ruling Mexico Party Fascist From Reuters
The State
The Nation
Free Bus Ride to School Is Not a Right, Court Rules Associated Press
Bring Work Home? He Loves It ANN CONNORS
State Clears Use of School Sale Funds by West Covina District CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Groups Aid Central America Children Associated Press
Reang Men Must 'Toil to Get One' : Tribe Worships Women as 'Gold' SUBIR BHAUMIK, Reuters
Women Balk at New Fashions : Higher Hemlines, Prices Trip Up Apparel Industry MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
The State
Appellate Jurist's Elfin Ways Mask Solid Leadership KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Investor Group Agrees to Purchase of Braniff Associated Press
Soviets Brand Brezhnev as the Successor to Stalin MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Marta Abba, Acclaimed Italian Actress, Dies Associated Press
Mohawks Smolder Over Tax Flap : Canada Reservation Violence Feared Over Cigarette Issue TED GOLDMAN, Reuters
The World
For Those Who Can't Find Their Way BEVERLY BEYETTE and DICK RORABACK
Moscow Expels Canada Attache, Bars 7 Others Associated Press
Children of War : In Central America, Trauma Takes Many Faces CHRIS ANGELO, Associated Press
The California Connection on Maui Zan Thompson
W. Hollywood Gay Pride Parade Scheduled Today
Government Portrayed as Enemy, Rep. Boxer States : Democrat Says GOP 'Fueled' Scandal LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Mexico Releases Fugitive Terrorist Wanted by U.S. DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Archeological Dig at Island Hamlet : Danish Finds May Be Link to Vikings FRANK POWLEY, Associated Press
Election Fraud a Tradition : Mexicans Fear 'Alchemy' May Mar Presidential Vote DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Fearful Residents Oppose Roanoke Refuge Plan MARTIN MURPHY, United Press International
Vatican Official Insists Pontiff Did Mention Jews at Nazi Camp From Reuters
Rio De Janeiro's Poor Get Into Training--From Outside a Speeding Railroad Car JORGE MEDEROS, Associated Press
The State
Cold Killers and Fearful Innocents : Homeboys: Players in a Deadly Drama BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Project May Put Shiitake Mushrooms on U.S. Side of Trade Balance With Japan ROBERT LEE ZIMMER, Associated Press
Espionage Case Not Expected to Disrupt Close U.S.-Egypt Relations NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Mississippian Crowned America's Junior Miss United Press International
Flag Flap a Lot of Noise for Nothing
U.S.-Designed Watch Alerts Muslims When to Pray--and Points to Mecca Associated Press
Buddhists Lose Bid for Center in La Puente Area EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
13 Die in Pakistan Hotel Bomb Blast; Afghan Agents Blamed Associated Press
'Minor' Magnetic Storm Is Expected From Sun Flares MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Who Live Alone Eat Poorly LIDIA WASOWICZ, United Press International
Painting the Town : Pasadena to Star on Famed Artist's Mural MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Forces Reject Key Jackson Platform Issues ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Kojo Odo, Head of Special Adoptions for Ohio, Makes the Caring Life Credible : Adoptive Father Has Room in Heart and Home for 35 Unwanted Kids SHARON COHEN, Associated Press
Indonesia to Try 2 Californians on Illegal Treasure-Hunting Charges United Press International
Ah, the Privileges of the Rich--Bird's Nest Soup Is Big With Wealthy Chinese ROGER MAY, Reuters
A Day of Prayer for Rain Urged as Drought Persists From Associated Press
The Nation
I would like to congratulate Channel 11 for the series...
Soroptimist Village Celebrates 25 Years of Low Rent to Seniors on Fixed Incomes BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Trouble in Santa Monica Paradise : Tension Rises Over Homeless in Park CHRISTOPHER KRUEGER, Times Staff Writer
Story on Teacher Raises Clarified
Proposal for Eminent Domain Triggers Fears in Montebello RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
When I first saw a promotional ad for "China Beach," I...
Is there anyone else besides me who is getting tired of...
Mar Vista Residents Object to Project
Teachers From Afar : Spaniards Bolster Bilingual Education in 3 Districts LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Downey Dealership Told to Stop Dumping Liquids RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Sad to say, as much as I admire Liza Minnelli as a...
Why has Channel 5 stopped showing "Little House on the...
For Two Singles, the Pursuit of a Career Is a Factor in Postponing Marriage BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
Directors OK New Version of Pasadena Mall Project ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Library, Senior Center Grand Plan Hung Up on Issue of Who Will Pay JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Galanter Promise on Summa Project Facing Major Test JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Why So many Singles? BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
Imagine sitting in George Lucas' library at the Skywalker...
Haute Dog : An Old-Time Favorite Joins Life Styles of Rich and Famous and Is Heaped With Frank Praise ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Would Increase Manpower : Compton Budget Targets Crime Control MICHELE FUETSCH, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
How Baker's Bright Promise Turned Into Despair STEVEN R. CHURM and MICHAEL FLAGG and GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writers
Huntington Beach Eliminates Police at High Schools
Landis Invites Jurors Who Cleared Him in 'Twilight' Case to Preview PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Haute Dog! Snackers Savor the Wurst Selection ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Shriners Celebrate
A city expense of a different color. George Stein
Kolender Sees Move as Right Opportunity RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
'Significant Progress' in RTD Talks Reported
Amtrak Launches New Coastal Run
U.S. Puts Panda Applications on Hold Associated Press
Confiscations in Drug Raids May Go Too Far
Electricity Rate Cut
Problems on the Rise : From Cancer to Acne--the Ugly Side of the Sun LARRY DOYLE, United Press International
Shakespeare Needs Help
Philippine Officials Ask Church for Help Against Insurgency from Reuters
Lungren Pledges His Full Support to Rohrabacher JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
'County Paying for Past Planning Errors'
Cityhood Campaign and the New Reality
Irvine Rights Law
Yes on 'Just Say No'
Convention Center Is Raising Hopes for Downtown Vitality ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
2 Fishermen Swept Into Ocean, Drown
Inglewood Schools Study How to Ease Budgetary Pain SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times staff writer
Lottery Winners 6/25
Winds of Change Blowing Up Storm of Dissent in Once-Peaceful Acton TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Medical Rarity : Ex-Navy Doctor Makes House Calls to Treat His Infirm and Elderly Patients RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Planting Trees and Pruning Deficits
Tax-Paid Newsletters Illegal, Supervisors Told DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Councilwoman Elected to Board
Rancho P.V. to Start Curb-Side Recycling Program on July 1 GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
The Dunda Episode
Mental Health Woes
Responsibility for School Test Scores
Commentary : My Right to Die: A Cancer Patient Argues for Voluntary Euthanasia SHEILA VAN GUILDER
'Town Square' Plans
The Plan to Link Yorba, Placentia School Districts
A Clash of Cultures
Kraft to Face Single Trial in Multiple Murders JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
San Diegan Off and Chugging Through Valley GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Spacecraft to Test Technology for Flight to Mars WILLIAM HARWOOD, United Press International
The Rise and Fall of Much-Touted Triathlon at Port DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
School Boards and the Public's Right to Know
Seizing People's Cars Under 'Zero Tolerance' Drug Policy
The Dunda Episode
Milk Thistle CLAUDIA PUIG
Man Held in Fatal Shooting in Sun Valley
'I've been involved in more doggone different types of cases, all the way from bad checks to embezzlement to wills to a murder.'
Get Out and Do Some Walking--You'll Never Need to Buy Paper Clips Again HUGH BURR, Hugh Burr is free-lance writer who now lives in Tijuana, but still does a lot of walking in Chula Vista.
Torrance OKs Aid to Upgrade Buildings to Meet Quake Codes HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
The Duynda Episode
20 Strangers Who Survived Shipwrecks Reunite as Friends MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
A Way Out : Some Churches Try to Counteract Gang Influences with Fellowship, Support AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
SDSU, Under Day, Struggles for Respect : After Decade of Academic Advances, University Still Suffers From 'Teachers' College' Image DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Fighting Fires With Sprinkler Systems
Cardiff Feuds Over Building 'Twin Homes' on Small Lots ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Cardiff Feuds Over Building 'Twin Homes' on Small Lots ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Worst-Pace Scenario : Publicity 'Blitz' Led to Phantom Jams on Ventura Freeway TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Mental Health Woes
Orange Salutes Its Mexican and Indian Heritage LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Chinatown: A Way of Life : 'Family' Goes Beyond Area's Boundaries PENELOPE McMILLAN and Times Staff Writer
Long Beach May Try to 'Melt Off' the City's Graffiti ALICE CRANE, United Press International
'Socrates' Leads Young to Teaching GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Tube Break Kills Worker United Press International
Police Chiefs Are Stingy With Permits for Concealed Weapons JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
'Billionaire Boys' Leader Sues NBC From Associated Press
Commentary : My Right to Die: A Cancer Patient Argues for Voluntary Euthanasia ALEX HARDY
Mental Health Woes
Laura Clark Hubbs Dead at Age 95 : She and Husband Left Marine Legacy at Sea World, Scripps
One Killed, Three Wounded in Area Gang Shootings From Associated Press
Arbitrator Will Decide Center Excavator's Suit ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
'Most Wanted' to Feature Sakai Slaying MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
City, Landowners Tangle Over Access to Mt. Woodson TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Alleged Attacker of Therapist in Stable Condition
Friends Say He's Religious; He Denies It, Says He's a Christian : Violin Craftsman's Artistry Is Like a Hymn MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Bolsa Chica Wetlands
Seizing People's Cars Under 'Zero Tolerance' Drug Policy
Laguna Beach Recall
BUSINESS
Pepsi Push Into Soviet Union a Textbook Case in Marketing MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Analysts Disappointed That Profit Margin of CMS Enhancements Lags Behind Sales ERIC SCHINE, Times Staff Writer
Next President Has Work Cut Out MICHAEL J. BOSKIN, MICHAEL J. BOSKIN is Wohlford Professor of Economics at Stanford University and one of Vice President George Bush's economic advisers
VIEWPOINTS : Innocent--Until Proved Otherwise : Jury Is Still Out on Drexel Burnham Lambert MARTIN MAYER, MARTIN MAYER'S most recent book is "Markets."
Paying for Health
Postal Perot
Flying Right
Japan's Firms Have an Edge in Vision, Support JAMES FLANIGAN
Teamster Facts
In Today's Work Environment, There's No Such Thing as a Safe, Permanent Job
In Today's Work Environment, There's No Such Thing as a Safe, Permanent Job
Paying for Health
Photo Acoustic Wants to Soar Beyond Sole Product, But Lack of Money Clips Wings GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Flying Right
For the Little Guy, the Thrill Is Gone From Wall Street PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Not Just a Job
U.S. Hospitals' Use of Foreign Nurses
Working World
6 Firms Vie to Build 21st-Century Rocket Launch System DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
S&L Horror Stories : Greed and Abuse Helped Cripple Industry, May Saddle Taxpayers With Enormous Bill DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
May and October in the Canadian Rockies BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
How to Stay Ahead While Playing the Hotel Game BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park
Bookstore Update
Two Corrections
Summer Hotel Specials Are Offered in Europe JACK ADLER
Sorting Out Washington's Sights JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Commentary : Airline Bankruptcy Bills Before Congress TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Capturing a 'Feeling'
Free Visits to California Parks
3 Guides to Cheap Accommodations LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Capturing a 'Feeling'
A Posie 'n' Pony Show MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
High Road To Alaska BETTY SEDERQUIST, Sederquist is a free-lance writer living in Lotus, Calif
New Mexico's Capital Place for Hot-Air Balloons FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Antique Collectors Net a Profit From the Past JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Expats Abroad
Traveling in Big Cities Where Tires Fear to Tread SAM TEAFORD, Teaford is copy chief of The Times' foreign desk .
Beware of 'Hype' in Literature PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Siena's Palio, the Fabled Running of the Horses JOY SCHALEBEN LEWIS, Lewis is a free-lance writer living in Milwaukee
Irish Eyes Are Smiling on a 1,000th Birthday BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Smooth Sailing on the Wind Spirit SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers
MAGAZINE
ARCHITECTURE : Echoes of Mexico : Ricardo Montalban's Home Represents a Fusion of Cultures SAM BURCHELL, Sam Burchell writes about antiques and interior design for this magazine.
AROUND HOME : Notes on Quilts, Savoy Vases and Oriental Rugs : Savoy Vase DAVID LASKER
AROUND HOME : Notes on Quilts, Savoy Vases and Oriental Rugs : An American Art JUDITH SIMS
AROUND HOME : Notes on Quilts, Savoy Vases and Oriental Rugs : Vitamins in Vegetables PAUL B. ENGLER
AROUND HOME : Notes on Quilts, Savoy Vases and Oriental Rugs : Silver Solution RUTH REICHL
The Hammer Collection
The Hammer Collection
Rocky Road JOSHUA HAMMER, Joshua Hammer is a Los Angeles writer.
The Hammer Collection
The Hammer Collection
Tom And Jane
Bad Vibrations NANCY SPILLER, Nancy Spiller is a Los Angeles writer.
The Hammer Collection
The Hammer Collection
Wilson's Story
AROUND HOME : Notes on Quilts, Savoy Vases and Oriental Rugs : Oriental Rugs SAM BURCHELL
King of the Hill : Wine Master Togni of Chimney Rock Also Runs Own Vineyard, Winery ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
No Answer : The Oft-Quoted 'That's a Good Question' Could Be a Code for 'Ask Not' JACK SMITH
Facing Facts A Facial Can Soothe Both the Nerves and the Skin, But Risks May Be Involved PADDY CALISTRO
FOOD : Delectable Decadence From the Junior League Comes 'the Ultimate Cheesecake'
SANCTUARY : Southern California Artists Have Found Inspiration in the Rustic Quiet of the Dorland Art Colony. That Tranquillity May Now Be in Danger. PENELOPE MOFFET, Penelope Moffet is a Long Beach poet and journalist who has been a resident at Dorland Mountain Colony.
ENTERTAINMENT
Philip Yordan: The Ghosts and the Screenwriter PAT McGILLIGAN, Excerpted from a forthcoming article in Film Comment from "Backstory II: Interviews with Screenwriters of the '40s and '50s," University of California Press, 1989. and
Androgynous Food
Say What? Pat H. Broeske
JAZZ : Many New Things Come to Joe Pass LEONARD FEATHER
Quibbles & Bits
Pop With Cultural Sound From the World Around DON SNOWDEN
Shakespeare? You Can Just Take That Bard and Shove It : These Grove guys oughta think about doing some more musicals or real good shows like they have over at the Crystal Cathedral or down in Laguna Beach. Randy Lewis
1,200 Contacts John M. Wilson
The Records
Sneaky Previews
Pee-wee's Lips
Themed Parks
Artability
Trial by Tiffany
Good/Bad as Gold
Mississippi Mea Culpa
Themed Parks
The Boss' Marriage
Trial by Tiffany
Pen Pal Pat H. Broeske
Long Shelf Life STACY JENEL SMITH
Playwright Returns to One-Act Route JANICE ARKATOV
STAGE : Hank Williams Gets Back Into the Spotlight TERRY ATKINSON
Themed Parks
Reservations With Dressing on the Side COLMAN ANDREWS
Cary Grants
doom's day on kpfk
Together Again Tim Harper
A New Ensemble: The Angeles Quartet DANIEL CARIAGA
Copland Proves a Hit With CD Buyers HERBERT GLASS
Themed Parks
RESTAURANTS : At Chaya Brasserie, Good Meals, Big Deals RUTH REICHL
A Malaysian Ethnic Mix ZAN DUBIN
Rod Stewart Sounds an Echo of Dylan PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Borderline Humor Gregg Barrios
The Name Game Stacy Jenel Smith
Freddie Jackson Won't Sell His Soul for a Pop Hit DENNIS HUNT
Hank Kept a Sweet Side Socked Away in Boots MIKE BOEHM
'The two great things Hank and I had in common: hillbilly music and booze.' : Hank Williams Play Brings It All Back for Broadcaster MIKE BOEHM
MUSIC : An Upbeat Update on American Orchestras JOHN HENKEN
A Funny Thing Happened . . . PAUL KRASSNER, Krassner edits The Realist and does stand - up. He'll perform his one-person show at the Odyssey Theater Saturdays beginning July 9
Local Heroes Who March to Their Own Beat WILLIAM WILSON
Pee-wee's Lips
POP MUSIC : Obsessions With Elvis--On Stage and Off ROBERT HILBURN
Missing Person LEONARD KLADY
Golden Indonesian Jewelry ZAN DUBIN
Cary Grants
Movies About Hank TERRY ATKINSON
RESTAURANTS : A Thoughtful Stash DAN BERGER
HOT NEWS : A Love Affair: Great While It Lasted, but . . . ERIC BURNS
Good/Bad as Gold
Themed Parks
Racing to Develop Film of Chinese Detective Hero ELLEN FARLEY
Action! A Stripper Bio, Barr None PAT H. BROESKE
French (japanese) Connection KATHIE JENKINS
Tapping the Source of Inspiration JULIE WHEELOCK
Exude and the Conversation: Unsigned but Not Unnoticed STEVE HOCHMAN and JEFF SPURRIER
East of Eden in a Commie Cafe BILL STEIGERWALD
RESTAURANTS : For Agents, the Lunch Goes On LAURIE OCHOA
Honorable Discharge for 'Commissar'--at Last ROBERT KOEHLER
The Boss' Marriage
SPORTS
Former Star Trades Hoops for Office Training ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Virginia Tech Athletes Must Make the Grade for New President DONALD P. BAKER, The Washington Post
New, Mellow Frank Robinson Smiling Through a Rough Season JANE LEAVY, The Washington Post
Recreation Becomes a Vocation Steve Springer
The High Schools : Sherman Oaks CES Makes Move to Enrich Its Athletics Reputation John Lynch
Kingdom, 13.17 Into Wind, Routs Foster : Joyner-Kersee Jumps 24-3, Griffith Joyner Runs 10.89 in San Diego MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Football Career Is Taking Its Toll on NFL's Players GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI and CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writers
Top International Soccer Teams to Play in New York Associated Press
Put Out to Pasture? Make That the Field : Coach Puts Hundreds of Years' Experience in Play PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Gallagher Places 2nd in Invitational 800
Golf Roundup : Nelson, 21 Under Par, Leads by 4 at Atlanta From Times Wire Services
Baseball : Sparky's Tigers Appear Solid in All Areas Ross Newhan
Long Beach to Play in Iowa Tournament Associated Press
L.A. GAMES : Kennedy Developing Air Attack : Passing Game Clicks Despite 19-6 Setback STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Canseco Comes Back, Lifts A's Past Twins DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
Baseball Miscellany : Names And Numbers ROSS NEWHAN
Westchester Cagers Move to Semifinals in L.A. Games TIM DERMODY
Site for Indianapolis Golf Is Switched Associated Press
Stevens' 6 Touchdown Passes Rally Cobras to 49-34 Win Over Steamrollers
Cal Juniors Lose in Volleyball Final
Padres Find Nothing Funny About This Loss BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
State Amateur Golf Championship : Parsons Gets the Jump on Haag and Wins Title, 5 and 4 Associated Press
Orange County Boys' All-Star Basketball Game : Keefe's 26 Points and 11 Rebounds Lead the South to 109-100 Victory TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
READY TO DEAL : Cooke's Purse, Beathard's Creativity Is at Stake as 17 Free Agents, Other Redskins Await Negotiations on New Contracts TOM FRIEND, The Washington Post
NBA Draft Is Danny and the Question Marks Associated Press
Angels Start Short-Handed but Field a Winner Against Brewers JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Rally to Beat Cincinnati, 6-4, After Fernando Is Bombed Associated Press
Arreola Fades to 5th in Invitational 2,000
Forgette Quits as Fullerton High Coach
Trump Tries Luck in Fight Game Associated Press
Personal Ensign Out to Prove There's Male Fraud POHLA SMITH, United Press International
Westlake Makes Do With a Makeshift Lineup, 14-0 JEFF RILEY, Times Staff Writer
American Legion Baseball : Reseda's Shwartzer, Ogle Flex Muscles
Orange County Girls' All-Star Basketball Game : South's Running Breaks Down Taller North ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
USA Cup Volleyball Tournament : U.S. Team Wins Again, but French Make a Match of It SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
New Driver, Same Result at Saugus VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Getting Army-Navy Game to Meadowlands Took Six Years of Work Associated Press
Adam Keefe Leads All-Stars Against Santa Barbara Team
Beery's Yacht Remains Unbeaten During Race Week in Long Beach
Valenzuela Is Baffled by Worst Performance; Dodgers Survive, 6-4 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Laker Fans Would've Been Lost in Crowd
DELICATE PROCEDURES : NFL Team Physicians Must Provide Proper Care to Injured Players and Please Management at Same Time GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI and CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writers
Racing at Hollywood Park : Trainer Jacque Fulton Wins With Clean Lines
L.A. GAMES : University High Basketball Team Has the Desired 'Interaction Among People' BROCK MULLINS, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Games : Thousand Oaks Whips Leuzinger to Capture Elusive Softball Title
FALSE DREAMS : Rude Awakening Often Awaits the Players Who Choose to Leave College Early to Enter NBA Draft CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Marty Blake Is One Scout Who's No Cub United Press International
Watts Again Settles for 3rd in TAC Junior Track Finals
Tennis : Helen Wills Moody Roark Attracts Attention Again, Thanks to Martina Lisa Dillman
Youmans Suspended for Not Complying With Drug-Test Program Associated Press
MICHELOB INVITATIONAL : Cleveland Plans Rerun of Showtime CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : The Day After, McKeon and Show Come to an Understanding BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
European Soccer Final Won by Dutch
Wimbledon Roundup : Edberg Struggles; Lendl Taking Heat From Times Wire Services
Streaking Dodgers Shake Up Pacific Coast With a Sweep
Rowing Club Wins Event at National Meet
HONEST MICHAEL : It's Threatening, Terrifying and a Living for Spinks ED SCHUYLER JR., Associated Press
MICHELOB INVITATIONAL : Steve Scott, 32, Still Has a Kick When It Counts : Veteran Miler Blows Past Latest Challenger on Final Lap at Balboa Stadium CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Cubs Land Big Blows in Victory Over Mets DAN HAFNER
SEABISCUIT : In Winning the First Hollywood Gold Cup 50 Years Ago, He Etched Memories as Lasting as His Statue of Bronze GRAHAME L. JONES, Special to The Times
MICHELOB INVITATIONAL : With Another Win, Pagel Hopes to Impress International Competition TOM KRASOVIC
A LONGSHOT : Once Again, the Odds Are Against Him, but Don't Ever Count Out Michael Spinks EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Fashionably Late, White Makes Up for Lost Time ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Connors Just Keeps Coming Back for More to Win at Wimbledon RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
They've Groomed and Trained Him for This Very Moment Jim Murray
BOOKS
An Angel in the Flesh : TEEN ANGEL And Other Stories of Young Love by Marianne Gingher (Atheneum: $17.95; 224 pp.) Meg Wolitzer, Wolitzer's new novel, "This Is Your Life," will be published in the fall. and
Los Angeles Bibliophilia Remembered : FINE PRINTING The Los Angeles Tradition by Ward Ritchie (Center for the Book, Library of Congress, Information Office, Box A, Washington 20540: $22; 65 pp., postage included) Digby Diehl, Diehl is president of the Los Angeles chapter of PEN.
Stolen Child, Idiot Thief : VANISHED by Mary McGarry Morris (Viking: $16.95; 222 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Fiction
Summer Reading Round-Up for the Younger Set EVE BUNTING, Bunting's most recent picture book is "Happy Birthday, Dear Duck" (Clarion/Houghton Mifflin)
Why the Japanese Love Television : THE JAPANESE A Major Exploration of Modern Japan by Peter Tasker (Truman Talley Books / E. P. Dutton: $19.95; 416 pp., illustrated) Frederick L. Schodt, Schodt is the author of "Inside the Robot Kingdom: Japan, Mechatronics, and the Coming Robotopia" (Kodansha International, 1988). and
All Real Reading Is Escapist RICHARD EDER
Doing the Middle Kingdom Boogie : DISCOS AND DEMOCRACY China in the Throes of Reform by Orville Schell (Pantheon Books: $19.95; 384 pp.) Perry Link, Link is professor of Chinese at UCLA
Trashing the Junk-Bond King : THE PREDATORS' BALL The Junk Bond Raiders and the Man Who Staked Them by Connie Bruck (The American Lawyer/Simon & Schuster: $19.95; 385 pp.; 0-671-61780-X) Douglas Frantz, Frantz, a Times financial writer, is the author of "Levine & Co.: Wall Street's Insider Trading Scandal" (Henry Holt)
A FAN'S NOTES : A Fictional Memoir by Frederick Exley (Vintage Contemporaries: $6.95) ELENA BRUNET
THE VIEW FROM THE GROUND by Martha Gellhorn (Atlantic Monthly Press: $8.95, paper; 448 pp.) Grace Halsell
Memories of a Railroad Station Girlhood : THE CAPE ANN by Faith Sullivan (Crown Publishers: $18.95; 352 pp.) Artelia Court, Court is a writer and artist who lives in New York. and
The Very Picture of a Don : TOO SAD TO SING A Memoir With Postcards by Kenneth S. Brecher (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $18.95, cloth; $11.95, paper; 118 pp.) John Espey, Espey is one-third of "Monica Highland," whose forthcoming book is a collection of post cards with text titled , "Greetings From Southern California."
The Phone Call by Philip Levine
BELIEVE THEM Stories by Mary Robison (Alfred A. Knopf: $15.95; 146 pp.) Richard Eder
The Civil War From a Horse's Mouth : TRAVELLER by Richard Adams (Alfred A. Knopf: $18.95; 248 pp.) Dee Brown, In addition to his books about the American West, Brown is the author of four about the Civil War, the latest being a novel, "Conspiracy of Knaves," now available in paperback (Penguin). and
Consumer Democracy by Design : THE AMERICAN DESIGN ADVENTURE by Arthur J. Pulos (The MIT Press: $50; 433 pp., illustrated) Ross Miller, Miller writes frequently on architecture and design. He is the editor of "Spring: A Journal of Archetype and Culture." and
The Diplomat as Dandy and Cad : SO CLOSE TO GREATNESS A Biography of William C. Bullitt by Will Brownell and Richard N. Billings ( Macmillan: $24.95; 368 pp.) Robert Scheer, Scheer's "Thinking Tuna Fish, Talking Death: Essays on the Pornography of Power" will be published next October by Hill & Wang.
Peering Through the Keyhole at Gloom : WHERE I'M CALLING FROM New and Selected Stories by Raymond Carver (Atlantic Monthly Press: $19.95; 393 pp., ISBN 0-87113-216-8) Paul Skenazy, Skenazy teaches literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. His book, "James M. Cain," will appear this fall (Ungar). and
OPINION
Man of the People Again?
Our Stake Is in Process of Soviet Reform MICHAEL MANDELBAUM, Michael Mandelbaum is director of the project on East-West Relations and senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. He is co-author with Seweryn Bialer of "The Global Rivals," which will be published in September by Knopf.
Noriega Case Is Miscarriage of Justice : Pursuing Him in Court Hinders Future Moves on Dictators TOM BETHELL, Tom Bethell is a media fellow at the Hoover Institution.
A PENTAGON OF Impurity Gordon Adams, Gordon Adams, director of the Defense Budget Project at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, is the author of "The Policies of Defense Contracting: The Iron Triangle" (Council on Economic Priorities). and
Wages for Housework
India Races to Keep Up With Itself Rone Tempest, Rone Tempest, after four years as chief of The Times' New Delhi bureau, is being reassigned to Paris.
Writer as Worker
Innovative Debt Settlement
Wire Taps, Big Waste, Wild Trips James Bamford, James Bamford is the author of "The Puzzle Palace" (Houghton Mifflin), an analysis of the National Security Agency
Janitors Toil in Limbo Behind Downtown's Glitter ERIC MANN, Eric Mann is the author of the book "Taking on General Motors: A Case Study of the UAW Campaign to Keep GM Van Nuys Open" (UCLA's Institute of Industrial Relations, 1988).
Prognosis: AIDS Risk Still Rising Robert Steinbrook, Robert Steinbrook, a physician, is a Times medical writer.
Wages for Housework
Antarctica: Mining the White Space Michael Parfit, Michael Parfit is the author of "South Light: A Journey to the Last Continent" (Macmillan).
Criticism of the RTD
Is the Time Past for Public Libraries? Rethinking a California Institution Carol Aronoff, Carol Aronoff is the director of the Santa Monica Public Library and a former president of the California Library Assn.
Wages for Housework
Bush to Beat Dukakis as Truman Beat Dewey Peggy Noonan, Peggy Noonan, a former producer at CBS News, was special assistant to President Reagan. She is an occasional speech writer for George Bush.
Disaster in Success
Wages for Housework
Salinas to Open Mexico for Markets, Rival Politics William Schneider, William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion. He was Carlos Salinas' Ph.D. thesis adviser at Harvard
Criticism of the RTD
Wages for Housework
REAL ESTATE
Architect Opens Office
Hotel Completion Set for December
Architect Says Quoted Comments Inaccurate
Professional Building Under Construction
Hillman Will Lead Carlsbad Development
Closet Firm Reaches Tenth Anniversary Dale Baldwin
State Leads in U.S. with R&D Park Projects
Deputy Mayor Has City Hall View RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Tours Will Open Diamond Bar's Gateway Center
Year 2000 Just Around Corner Dick Turpin
Adulation of Rich
Up to 2 Million Families Benefited from Loans to Purchase Their First Houses : Congress Panel Mulls Stricter Loan Programs DAVID W. MYERS, Times Staff Writer
Home Warranty Contract Sales Increase Reported
Hillman Properties: It Deals in Big Numbers EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Once Convicts, They Now Build for a Better Life RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Industry Fights Proposed L.A. Ban on Wood Roofs DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
A Los Angeles First
Sectional Bolt Coming Dale Baldwin
Office Complex a Booster of Art : Brea Place Developer Puts Human Face on His Project DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Seafood BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Toss Some Waistline-Watching Goodies on Grill for July 4 Cookouts TONI TIPTON
Fish Recipes That Boost Heart Health : Seafood: A Collection of Heart-Healthy Recipes by Janis Harsila R.D. and Evie Hansen, (National Seafood Educators: $13.95, 223 pages) ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Coping With Problem of 'Dry' Labeling DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
A Few Hot Tips About Reheating Your Favorites DIANA HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
Red, White . . . and Blueberry : Nutmeg, Cinnamon Add Delicate Flavor to Shortcakes
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