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What happened on May 09, 1988
BUSINESS
It's Easy to Wage Own War on Pests : Boric Acid, Caulking Gun Are Deadly Weapons to Bugs KEITH BRADSHER
Lured by Pest Control Industry's Growth and Prospects for Profits, Giant Firms Are Gobbling Up Family-Owned Outfits : Getting the Bugs Out KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Book Turns CalComp Around : Anaheim Firm Profits From 'The Lessons of Simplicity'
Farm Export Boom Illusory, Analyst Warns : Sees Improvement Only if World Demand Picks Up BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Iowa and Hong Kong Weave an Unusual Alliance : Amana Garment Plant Uses Imported Technology to Edge Out Foreign Rivals MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Who's Raisin on the Right?
Farmers Takes Off the Gloves in Battling Suitor : Insurer Raises Cigarette Issue, Involvement in S. Africa and Nicaragua KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Language, the Key : Fluency in Many Tongues Can Unlock Sales for Southland Real Estate Agents LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The Exterminators KEITH BRADSHER
Wineries a Good Bet for Investors, Survey Finds DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
REAL ESTATE : Ford Aerospace Moving Headquarters to New Building in Newport Beach Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
Marvel Unit of New World Being Sought : Monza Says It Made Bid; 'Not for Sale,' CEO Says KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Ellsworth's Capers During Papal Visit Feed Feds' Anger AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Obituaries : Paul Vario; Alleged Mafia Captain, Counselor From Times Wire Services
Obituaries : Cruz Luna, 50; Nationally Known Flamenco Dancer Associated Press
Handbook on the How-To's of Basic Ethics Jack Smith
Intricate Network With Harvard Roots : Dukakis Advisers Play Crucial Offstage Role ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
50,000 in Uruguay's Gaucho Region Hear Pope Associated Press
POLITICS 88 : Story of 1985 Bush Briefing on Noriega, Drugs Is Denied JOHN BALZAR and JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writers
The State
The World
The World
The Nation
$500,000 Blaze Hits Valley Firm United Press International
The World
120 Reptiles Die in Belgian Fire From Reuters
INF Treaty in Trouble: Senators United Press International
China Scholars Downgrade Mao United Press International
The Nation
The World
The World
The Nation
The Nation
Kohl's Party Loses in North German Vote : State Election Results a Victory for Victim of 'Dirty Tricks' Campaign WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Heinlein Dies at 80; Author of Science Fiction Classics
Israeli Court Delays Ouster of Arab Activist DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Toll Reaches 129 as Beirut Fighting Enters 4th Day Associated Press
The State
Arabs to Meet on Uprising
The State
The World
Second Blindfold Drive Beats First Reuters
The World
Awad Ordered Held Pending Ouster Ruling : Shamir Tells Court Arab-American Poses Threat to Security Associated Press
The State : Report on Jail Mostly Positive
Holdouts in Polish Shipyard Urged to Accept Compromise CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
California Elections : 2 Propositions Pitched as Roads Versus Students DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Jail 60 Dissidents Forming Democracy Group Associated Press
The World : 26 Die in Karachi Violence
Bodies of 2 Found in Plane Wreckage From a Times Staff Writer
Bennett to Quit in September; Plans to Make Speeches, Write Associated Press
Israel Goes on Offensive Hoping to Send a Message to Friend and Foe DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Won't Stop Talking to Her Astrologer, First Lady Says : Regan Hit for Abuse of Confidences Associated Press
Afghan Rebels Claim Capture of Border Post Associated Press
Chirac Will Step Down on Tuesday Reuters
Shots Fired at Camp David United Press International
Journalism in Tijuana Mixes Danger and Deadlines PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
'Mr. Fred and Mr. Jim' in Watts : 'Outreach' Team Strives to Find School Dropouts BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
First Lady Castigated in Regan Book : Excerpts Portray Her Manipulating Reagan and Forcing Casey Out SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Gun Battle at Sikh Golden Temple Associated Press
Labor Unrest Reaches Warsaw With Strike at Tractor Factory : Workers Demand Recognition of Solidarity Union Reuters
Panama Banks Cash Checks 1st Time in 9 Wks. United Press International
Design School Fetes Mackie and Students ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
Mitterrand Wins Easily Over Chirac : French President Reelected Despite Foe's Hostage Acts STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Freeway Killer Gets Life Term United Press International
Book Review : Friends From an Idyllic Youth Enduring the '60s CAROLYN SEE
Pope Ends Uruguay Visit With Call for Greater Social Justice United Press International
Fire at Major Phone Hub Delays Flights in Chicago United Press International
The Nation : $11.5 Million in Army Spy Funds Missing
Shultz's Mideast Proposal Unworkable, Jordan Says MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Nancy Reagan Disdain Told for Right-to-Lifers Associated Press
Ecuador Presidential Race Won by Social Democrat JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Distraught Father Kills Children, Then Self as Wife Watches EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
The State
POLITICS 88 : Jackson Speaks at Alma Mater : Advises Graduates to 'Never Surrender' Dreams KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Yacht Carrying Tiny Amount of Pot Confiscated From Times Wire Services
The State : 2 Sentenced in Bombing Case
Why They Left : 'It Was Time' for a Change, Say Didion and Dunne, the Quintessential Californians Now Living in N.Y. ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Being Treated in Drug-Alcohol Clinic, Calvin Klein Says United Press International
Ancient Lineage : New Interest in Old Roses Takes Root LARRY PRYOR, Times Staff Writer
Joy for Some, Tragedy for Others : Gambling, Outlawed in China, Making Comeback DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Fewer Join Protests at Test Site; 311 Arrested Associated Press
U.S. Envoy Reroutes Jet as Panamanians Harass Aides Associated Press
Waiters Turn Tables at Fun Fund-Raiser David Nelson
Broker Dies After Bar Fight; Man Held United Press International
Mitterrand's Election Is Explosive News Reuters
Rhino-Wrestler Settles for Draw JAMES MARNELL
Chaplain Offers Her Own Life as an Example of Hope for Inmates at L.A. Women's Facility IRIS SCHNEIDER, Times Staff Writer
Bush and Dukakis Pals Set Benefits Marylouise Oates
ENTERTAINMENT
ART : Architecture Panel Limited by Design Allan Jalon
Sign of the Times: 'Dating Game' Matches Up Deaf Contestants DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pop Capsules : Sellout Time for Day but the Routine's Dated DON WALLER
Exit Lines DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, 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
Dance DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP WEEKEND : REVIEW : Cole's Show Is Heavy on Hits, Light on Emotion DON HECKMAN
Music DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Litton, Istomin With Orchestra DANIEL CARIAGA
Tv & Video DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Capsules : Natalie Cole Shows Strengths, Weaknesses in Anaheim DON HECKMAN
Movie Reviews : 'Best Friend a Vampire' Is Pleasingly Offbeat Leonard Klady
MOVIE REVIEW : Good Idea Dies Making It to Screen in 'Heat' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Pop Capsules : Christian Rocker Taylor Serious About His Satire DUNCAN STRAUSS
Tv & Video DEBORAH CAULFIELD and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Chorale Sings Brahms Requiem at Orange Coast TERRY McQUILKIN
American Cinematheque Honors Robin Williams : Hollywood's Movers and Shakers and Fellow Comedians Roast Film Star at 3rd Annual Moving Picture Ball DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Times Staff Writer
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Eclectic Program From Electric Range at Studio 3-A CATHY CURTIS
MUSIC REVIEW : Ellis-Orpheus Chorus in Concert at Wilshire Ebell CHRIS PASLES
BY THE NUMBERS The 1987-88 Network TV Season--In Review Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Schuller's Work Brings Modern Music Briefly Back to Symphony KENNETH HERMAN
'Woods,' 'Phantom,' 'Anything' Top N.Y. Drama Desk Nominations Associated Press
TELEVISION REVIEW : Makarova Dances Juliet in PBS' 'Live From Lincoln Center' DONNA PERLMUTTER
Movie Reviews : 'Salsa' Cuts Up Its Dancing but the Cast Impresses LEONARD KLADY
Emmy-Award Part of Grand Design : Clothing Choices Give Show Boost NANCY CHURNIN
REVIEW : Nothing Out of the Blue at Irvine Blues Festival MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Voyage of Discovery to L.A. Past DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
They Love Him Tender, Love Him True . . . KRISTINE McKENNA
DANCE REVIEW : Some Russian Flavor for California Ballet LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
STAGE REVIEW : 'Dog Logic': Another Second Stage Find DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
MUSIC REVIEW : Zarzuela Ensemble at Pasadena Civic JOHN HENKEN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Jonathan Club Loses Appeal to High Court on Expansion Requirements PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Freshman, Fresh Face Vie in 21st Congress District : THE CHALLENGER ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Stepping out with your snappy walking stick on a night filled with stars . . . : Walkin' My Baby Back Home Al Martinez
Local News in Brief : Westminster : Senior of the Year Triumphs Over Tragedy
Hope in Southern Africa
Local News in Brief : Countywide : 13 Schools Advance to National Contest
Insured Chaos
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : 1 Killed, 2 Hurt by Allegedly Drunk Driver
Compassionate Ruling
Banks Default on Fairness to Debtors LUIS RUBIO, Luis Rubio is director general of IBAFIN, an independent think-tank in Mexico City.
2 Men Shot at Company That Fired Worker From a Times Staff Writer
Smokers
Use of Atomic Energy Plants
Sen. Dole
Freeway Widening Turns Workers Into Creatures of Night TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
45 Arrested, 8 Injured During Iowa State Melee United Press International
Cuyamaca
Freshman, Fresh Face Vie in 21st Congress District : THE INCUMBENT ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Superconductor Advance
Lottery Winners 5/7
Doctors' Test Orders Altered
Final Day to Register for Primary Vote
2 Upstagers One-Upped at Peace March JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Glasnost's Captivating Pitchman Makes a Sale LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The Lucas Court Is Suffocating : Worthy Cases Are Lost in Crush of Death-Penalty Reviews GERALD F. UELMEN, Gerald F. Uelmen is dean of the Santa Clara University School of Law. This article is based on a study to be published in the June issue of California Lawyer magazine. and
Drunk Driving's Toll Isn't Pretty, Up Close and Personal LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Miniature Heart Pump
Use of Atomic Energy Plants
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : Cal State to Give 12 Special Scholarships
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : 'We have not put all of our eggs in one basket' : The Hunt for the Huntington's Disease Gene ROB STEIN, Stein is a Boston-based United Press International science writer.
La Jolla's Savvy Philanthropist, 97, Likes to Give Gifts That Keep Giving RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Cab Driver Fatally Shot in Pasadena Robbery
Patients Don't Want Doctor, 90, to Quit Now JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
S.D. County's Trauma Care Acclaimed but Troubled LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Man Found Strangled; Police Seeking Clues
When Pet Owners Are Away, Cats Can Play at Anaheim Kennel for Felines Herbert J. Vida
Science / Medicine : The Photogenic Prints of Whales : Researchers are using new techniques in photo identification to catalogue the distinctive markings of whales, learning more about the mammal's migration and social habits. LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
TIJUANA Press Mixes 'Front Page,' and Pravda PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Computer Science Challenge: Making Hard Problems Easy LEE DEMBART, Editor's note: This is the first in a series of columns by Times staff member Lee Dembart on wide-ranging topics in science. The column will appear every three weeks
Local News in Brief : El Toro : Woman Hit by CHP Car Is in Serious Condition
Investigators End On-Site Probe of First Interstate Fire STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Baby Deaths Case : Doctor Finds Varied Crew of Defenders GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
1 Man Stabbed to Death, 2 Wounded in Gang Attacks
Down and Dirty : Rooting About in City's Sewers Isn't a Job for the Squeamish PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Prenatal Test for Birth Defects Found Safe
The Season of Hope Is Dark This Year for Ireland--North and South BILL SNYDER, Bill Snyder is a San Francisco-based free-lance journalist who frequently writes about Ireland. His commentary is from Pacific News Service.
1st-Time Drunk Driving Offenders Given Firsthand Look at Victims LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
No Peril to L.A. in Mono Lake Radioactivity MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Gangbusters : An Award-Winning Team Makes Life Tough for Young Probationers Who Try to Slip Back Into the Old Ways
Campaigning Runs in Family, Dukakis' Son Shows BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Use of Atomic Energy Plants
Thelma Becker
Shabbiness in Moscow
Use of Atomic Energy Plants
Shabbiness in Moscow
Dupuytren's
SPORTS
McCants and Carter Set American Record in High Jump at Owens Meet
Padres Dusted Off by Drabek : Pirate's Pitcher Had No-Hitter for Eight Innings BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Stevens Rides Filly to Victory--at Hollywood Park Associated Press
Downing Could Get Things Rolling If He Can Stay in the Game : Hit by Pitch Again, Re-Examined Today JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Koch's First Win in Four Years Is a Big One From Times Wire Services
American League Roundup : Stewart Is 8-0, Swindell 6-1 as A's Make It 13 in Row
Prep Review : Most Coaches Seem to Be in Favor of Expansion From 6 to 9 Divisions Barbie Ludovise
CCAA Track Championships : Northridge Takes Back Seat; Pair Win 5 Events
NCAA Division II Softball : Northridge Reaches Final Four With Greatest of Ease MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Seoul '88 / Randy Harvey : In Poll of Experts, Carl Lewis Edges Jesse Owens as Best Ever Randy Harvey
Angel Win Is Clouded by Injuries : Downing, Howell Are Sidelined; McCaskill Sharp MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Drabek Wins but Loses No-Hitter in 9th DAN HAFNER
Gwynn May Miss a Month : Reinjured Thumb Is Put in a Cast Just Before Game BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
STARTING TO DIG IT : Foothill's Fledgling Volleyball Team Won't Be in the Playoffs, but There's Always Next Year . . . or the Next STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Stephens: The Preakness Will Be Different BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Bat-Men From L.A. Fly High : Dodgers Trounce Cardinals, 12-6, as Gibson Homers SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Agassi Runs His Record to 12-0 This Year on Clay From Times Wire Services
Motor Racing Roundup : Johncock to Team With Guerrero on Granatelli Team From Times Wire Services
NHL Uses Amateur Officials as Regulars Strike in Protest From Times Wire Services
Stevens Sees Winning Colors Streaking to the Triple Crown MIKE DOWNEY
NBA PLAYOFFS: LAKERS vs. JAZZ : Riley's Guarantee--Forthright or Folly? : Laker Coach's Motivational Ploy RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Tale of the Tape Helps Lakers Prepare for Jazz : Riley Relies on Video Scouting Reports That Prove to Be Useful in Slowing Utah CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Easy to Explain Jordan, Difficult to Guard Him
College Roundup : UC Irvine Finishes Off Pacific, 9-6
Tennis at La Jolla : Matthiessen Defeats de Vries in Hardcourt 50-Over Singles Final DENNIS BROWN
Lakers Put All Guns on Display; Could It Be Too Much, Too Early? SCOTT OSTLER
Football or Baseball, the Choice Is Up to USC's Rodney Peete MARYANN HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Ellsworth and Tenney: 50 Years of Memories MIKE DOWNEY
NBA Playoffs : Jordan Gets 39 Points and Help From Pippen DAN HAFNER
Motorcyclist Dies From Injuries Suffered in Crash at Ascot Park
NBA PLAYOFFS: LAKERS vs. JAZZ : Lakers Leave 'Em Smiling in 110-91 Rout of the Jazz GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
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