What happened on October 09, 1988

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

ENTERTAINMENT

NEWS

MAGAZINE

SPORTS

OPINION

Gorbachev's Strengths, Weaknesses Show Up in Kremlin Roster Changes Raymond L. Garthoff, Raymond L. Garthoff, a former U.S. Foreign Service officer, is the author of "Detente and Confrontation" (Brookings Institution)
Zhao Ziyang: The Man Making China Modern Frank B. Gibney, Frank B. Gibney is president of the Pacific Basin Institute in Santa Barbara
In Debate, Quayle at Least Passes the 'Sidekick Test' Patrick Thomas, Patrick Thomas writes about politics from Washington
Judging Judges: Yes on 92
THE INEFFABLE ISSUE for an UNSPEAKABLE CAMPAIGN Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is the publisher of American Political Report and Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly
Family Values
Dan 'The Kid' Quayle Goes Down for the Count Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel, a political analyst, was Walter F. Mondale's campaign manager in 1984
Space Shuttle Discovery
The Supreme Court Turns Right to Locate the Real Reagan Legacy Herman Schwartz, Herman Schwartz, professor of law at American University, is the author of "Packing the Courts" (Scribner's)
Debate Format Is Right When Decision Is a Draw Edward J. Rollins, Edward J. Rollins, White House political director from 1981-1985, was Ronald Reagan's campaign manager in 1984
Anabolic Steroids: To Race Against Risk Glenn D. Braunstein, Dr. Glenn D. Braunstein is director of the Department of Medicine, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and a professor at the UCLA School of Medicine
Education
State Ballot Pamphlet
Space Shuttle Discovery
Space Shuttle Discovery
Governor Blunders on AIDS
Space Shuttle Discovery
Invitation to a Toxic Maelstrom : Incinerator Proposal Cries Out for Environmental Controls With Muscle LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD, Assemblywoman Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-Los Angeles) represents parts of East and Southeast Los Angeles
State Ballot Pamphlet
Shaking Soviets Off the Fence S. FREDERICK STARR, S. Frederick Starr is the president of Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio
Will Welfare Bill Break the Cycle of Poverty? : We Must Intervene Against Cruel Beginnings LISBETH B. SCHORR, Lisbeth B. Schorr is a lecturer in social medicine at Harvard University and author of "Within Our Reach: Breaking the Cycle of Disadvantage" (Doubleday/Anchor, 1988)
Will Welfare Bill Break the Cycle of Poverty? : Liberty Means Self-Reliance--and Work MICHAEL NOVAK, Michael Novak is a theologian and an author who writes a column in Washington
Space Shuttle Discovery
Space Shuttle Discovery
Thousand Points of Light
Space Shuttle Discovery

BUSINESS

REAL ESTATE

TRAVEL

Spain's Top Retailer Offers Deals to Americans JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Booking Time for Travel Adventures DON JAMES, James is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
A Mystical Tour for Lovers of Tranquil Lakes BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Brokers Are Pressured TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Food for Thought
On the Right Track
Cruising Through the Icy Wonderland of Norway PETER GRANT, Peter Grant is a free-lance writer living in Van Nuys.
Hotels Worth Checking BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park
Discounts for Europe JACK ADLER
Tour of Reno Area for First-Timers SAM TEAFORD, Teaford is an editor on The Times Foreign Desk. and
Ships Offer Something for Just About Everyone SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers
Hang-Up on Phone Bill PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Virginia's Fall Foliage Takes Center Stage FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
In Off-Beat Switzerland LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Every Day Is Christmas in Timeless Rothenburg PAT HANNA KUEHL, Kuehl is a free-lance writer living in Denver
A Century Of The Cote D'azur GEORGIA I. HESSE, Hesse is a San Francisco free-lance writer. and
Phantom Tickets Elusive in London JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
A View of History and Wineries in Napa Valley MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are free-lance writers/photographers living in Laguna Beach.
Officially Correct
Ask Before You Swim DR. KARL NEUMANN, Neumann is a Forest Hills, N.Y., pediatrician who writes on travel-related matters
Holiday Bonus in Store for the Empty-Nester BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Gone Fishing
A Tale of Two Trips

BOOKS

The Moment in Fiction When Truth Flees : THE PLACE IN FLOWERS WHERE POLLEN RESTS by Paul West (Doubleday: $19.95; 490 pp.) Hartman H. Lomawaima, Lomawaima, who is from Sipaulovi on Second Mesa, Ariz., was until recently assistant director of the Lowie Museum of Anthropology in Berkeley. He has just relocated to Seattle, where he will be lecturing at the University of Washington.
50 Years, 135,000 Dead : INDIAN SURVIVAL ON THE CALIFORNIA FRONTIER by Albert L. Hurtado (Yale Western Americana Series, 35; Yale University Press: $25; 256 pp., illustrated) William Bright, Bright has been writing on the languages and cultures of Native California since 1952; he is editor in chief of the "Oxford International Encyclopedia of Linguistics." and
Reflections in a Spa by Louis Simpson
1988 BOOK PRIZE WINNER: POETRY The Coiled Fury of His Chosen Reticence X. J. KENNEDY, Kennedy garnered a 1985 Los Angeles Times book prize for "Cross Ties: Selected Poems" (University of Georgia Press)
Even Catchers Have Feelings John Schulian, Schulian, a former syndicated sports columnist, is a television writer with credits on "The 'Slap' Maxwell Story," "Hooperman," "Miami Vice" and "L.A. Law." and
The Future Of Pen
Revenge for the Bay of Pigs : PROMISES TO KEEP by George Bernau (Warner Books: $19.95; 642 pp.) Gary Hart, Hart represented the state of Colorado in the U.S. Senate between 1975-1987, during which time he was a member of the Senate Select Committee to Investigate the Intelligence Community and the Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee
Defending Tom Clancy
The Search for Shaw : BERNARD SHAW VOLUME I 1856-1898: The Search for Love by Michael Holroyd (Random House: $24.95; 486 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Re Thomas Hines' review of "Julia Morgan: Architect" by...
Defending Tom Clancy
A Renaissance in Modern Chinese Literature JAMES RAGAN, Ragan, a poet and playwright, is currently traveling in China, where one of his plays is being produced.
The Pioneer Was a Lady : HALLIE FLANAGAN A Life in the Theater by Joanne Bentley (Alfred A. Knopf: $24.95; 428 pp., illustrated, 0-394-57041-3) Vincent Curcio, Curcio is an Off-Broadway producer and manager and for 10 years has been the manager of Lucille Lortel's White Barn Theatre in Westport, Conn. and
Once in Love With Lilly : LILLY: Reminiscences of Lillian Hellman by Peter Fiebleman (William Morrow: $18.95; 384 pp.) William Wright, Wright has written seven books, the most recent of which is "Lillian Hellman: The Image, the Woman." and
The Dude in the Designer Jeans Rose-Marie Turk, Turk is a Times fashion writer
The Sanctuary Movement on Trial Richard Elman, Elman attended most of the trial of Sanctuary in Tucson in 1985 while he was visiting professor of creative writing at the University of Arizona. He is the author of a forthcoming book of tales of Central America called "Disco Frito" (Peregrine Smith). and
Can a Fat Girl Find Love? : THIS IS YOUR LIFE: by Meg Wolitzer (Crown: $17.95; 288 pp; 0-517-56929-9) Jane DeLynn, DeLynn's latest novel is "Real Estate" (Poseidon Press). and
The Soldier Who Loved Reporters : A BRIGHT SHINING LIE by Neil Sheehan (Random House: $24.95; 775 pp., illustrated; : 0-394-48447-9) Peter G. Arnett, Arnett covered the Vietnam War for the Associated Press from 1962 to 1975. He received a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting

What happened on October 09, 1988

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

New Breed Tackles Tough Job of Organizing San Diego Labor : College-Educated Idealists Shun Better-Paying Jobs for Chance to Help Improve Workers' Lot H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer

Infant With Heart Defect Undergoes Transplant JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer

Commentary : In an Instant, There Was Fame, but It Is Pride That Will Last Forever TOM FORTUNE, Tom Fortune lives in South Laguna. and

Special Classes Meet Saturdays : Japanese Pupils Work Extra Day to Excel DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer

Quiet Duel Replaces Free-for-All for Catalina Judgeship JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer

Woolly Aster AARON CURTISS

Coastal Count Tallies Only 82 Dolphins STEVEN R. CHURM and JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writers

Circus Tiger Spreads Panic Associated Press

Learning From Santa Margarita : Experts Watch High-Tech Catholic School : Critics Say Money Should Have Been Used Elsewhere LYNN SMITH

Chinese Official Encourages Better Police Schooling Associated Press

ELECTIONS '88 ORANGE COUNTY : Cypress School District : Candidates Target Money Shortage BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer

ELECTIONS '88 ORANGE COUNTY : Both Parties Pushing Voter Registration in Final Days CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer

Relic of L.A. History May House Poor ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer

Conference Tells Latinas How to Cope MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer

Firefighters Dismantle Chimney to Extricate Man United Press International

Property Scam Suspect Came to L.A., Police Say RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer

Slaying Suspect Faces New Robbery Charge JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer

78th Assemblyt seat : Contest Between Killea, wear runs Toward $1-Million Mark BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer

Mother, 17, Abandons Four Children, Turns Herself In MICHAEL J.YBARRA, Times Staff Writer

Fountain Valley : Enrollment Decline Is Key Issue BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer

Shuttle Flies, and a Dad Breathes Again GREG JOHNSON, Greg Johnson is a Times business writer. and

South Bay Politics : Voters in the 53rd Assembly District should brace themselves for an onslaught of political hit-mail JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer

Silver Tongues Tucked In as Lawyers Redo Golden Rules MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer

Lawndale Presses for Trial in Investment Suit TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer

Park Crime Wave Draws More Police From a Times Staff Writer

Hubbard's Booklet Used in War on Crime ALLEN GREENBERG, United Press International

'87 Inglewood Election Dispute Escalates SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer

Real Estate Values in Santa Clarita Valley Fuel Frenzy of House-Hopping STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer

'Star Wars' vs. Traffic : Anaheim Plans State-of-the-Art Computerized Control Center LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer

Physicians & Surgeons Deal on Hold LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer

Method May Pinpoint Blocked Heart Arteries LIDIA WASOWICZ, United Press International

2 Drivers Die in Collision at Red Light STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer

'I guess someone's really been looking out for me.' Leslie Wolf, Times staff writer

Students Create Alternative to Drugs at Long Beach DANCE DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer

Boy, 14, Fatally Stabbed in Gang Revenge Attack From Times Wire Services

East German Swimmer Crosses River to West from Reuters

Marine, Student Die in 2-Car Collision STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer

Scientific Journals--Specialists Need to Know Data, Lack Time to Read DANIEL Q. HANEY, Associated Press

Fate of Alleged Kraft Victim Torments Kin JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer

Burundi Ruler Briefs Neighboring Leaders on August Hutu Massacres from Reuters

Tedious Day at Court Turns Exciting JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Suit Attacks Putting Inmates in 'Rubber Rooms' DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer

Webbed Feet Thunder Along in Green Valley Charity Race TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer

ELECTIONS '88 ORANGE COUNTY : Seven Candidates Make Quiet Runs for Seats on Fullerton Council LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer

Child Obesity: The 'Fattening of America' JENNIFER McNULTY, Associated Press Writer

Enterprise Zone Status Expected for Wilmington SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer

Food Sickens 23 at Pacoima Wedding LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer

Billiards Comeback Racks Up Big Profits : Public Takes Cue From Popular Movies, Moves Pool Into Top 10 of Participation Sports RUSSELL KISHI, United Press International

Learning From Santa Margarita : Experts Watch High-Tech Catholic School LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer

23 Stricken by Food After Wedding Fete LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer

Self-Taught Cartographer : Shop Owner's Merchandise Spans the Globe JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer

Council's Review of City Rent Law Will Pit Tenants Against Landlords PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer

Of Relics and Rancor : Lost Village of Encino's Artifacts in Legal Limbo PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer

Educators Tip Their Hats to 'Coaches of Our Winning Team' DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer

Carrier, Escort Tie Up at New Home San Diego RICHARD SERRANO, Times Staff Writer

Rachel's Words Do Not Fall on Deaf Ears at Council Meeting HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer

Irvine Puts Money Where Mouth Is : While Other Cities Plan, It Opens Child-Care Facility in Civic Center MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer

ENTERTAINMENT

A Designing Woman With Radical Ideas : April Greiman Says Her Graphics Style Is 'an Experiment in Creating "Hybrid Imagery" ' LEON WHITESON

Black-Leather Director in a Business World : Cult Favorite Kathryn Bigelow Brings Her 'Dark' Style to an Action Film CLARKE TAYLOR

COMMENTARY : Marley's Ghost : The Reggae King's Social Idealism Lives On in Today's Activist Rock Events DON SNOWDEN

'Kingfish': The Dog That Barks Like a Play : LATC Gives a Nervy Rendition of Meyer Play DAN SULLIVAN

Director Schweizer: The Strategies of Seduction JANICE ARKATOV

Penn in Hand Leonard Klady

Infectious Subject Pat H. Broeske

City by the Bay Meets the Windy City ZAN DUBIN

Superstar Comebacks Stall on the Charts PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

McConnell Makes L.A. Gig Permanent LEONARD FEATHER

Rewrite Time Craig Modderno

Ma Be's Menu: Reading Between The Lines LAURIE OCHOA

Who Measures Up to Michael J.? Pat H. Broeske

CLASSICAL NOTEBOOK : 'String Language' Adds Eloquence to Conductor's Musical Interpretations LARRY HARNISCH

U2 Embraces the Roots of Rock : The Raw, Experimental Sounds of 'Rattle and Hum' More Than Match the Craft of 'The Joshua Tree' ROBERT HILBURN

Sandwiches an Earl Could Eat KATHIE JENKINS

Bach Provides a Timeless Challenge JOHN HENKEN

A Top County Lennonist Targets Book's 'Malevolent Spin' RANDY LEWIS

Mr. Misunderstood Gets Personal : Randy Newman Finally Records an Autobiographical LP--or Does He? KRISTINE McKENNA

Ringside Inc. Gets High on Risky 'Airwork' JAN BRESLAUER