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What happened on September 07, 1988
NEWS
Honecker Visits Planned From Reuters
Gert Frobe, 75; Portrayed Goldfinger in Bond Movie BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Remember Pearl Harbor? Legionnaire Bush Doesn't United Press International
Tyson Told Wife of Suicide Plans, Newspaper Reports Associated Press
Pepsi Trucker Wins $23-Million N.Y. Lotto United Press International
Suspect in 3 Southland Killings Caught From Times Wire Services
Off the Wall and Into the Dunk Tank David Nelson, Society
Newlywed Seeking Perfect Love Hurt in Auto Accident Associated Press
Woman Wins $55.1-Million Record Fla. Lotto Jackpot Times Wire Services
Book Review : 20th-Century Poet as Warrior, Prophet JONATHAN KIRSCH
The Nation
Cinematographer Rosson Dies
Firefighters Struggle to Control Brush Fires in Three Counties
The World
The World
Burma Capital Hit by Looting; Troops Move In Associated Press
TV 'Addict' Cuts Down Neighbor's Oak Tree Associated Press
Dubcek Receives Visa for Travel to Italy Associated Press
The Nation
Bush Ads Stress Experience, Call for 'Gentler' U.S. KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Mail to Britain Embargoed Associated Press
Florida GOP Nominates Rep. Mack for Senate; Democrats Face Runoff Associated Press
Iran Power Struggle Seen in Uproar Over Premier CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
7 Die, 16 Injured in Greek Ship Blast Associated Press
Graf, Gabriela Advance in Open United Press International
Racers for Cup to Finally Cast Fate to the Wind DAVE DISTEL, San Diego County Sports Editor
L. Brown, 81; Trombonist for Duke Ellington
Nation Chided for Being Lax on Health of U.S. Public Health Associated Press
Homesick Panda Gets Work Break Associated Press
A Prisoner of Love Breaks Out Alice Kahn
First Lady to Be at Opening United Press International
2 Bush-Dukakis Debates, 1 for Running Mates Likely ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Has Lost Lead in High Technology, Study Warns Associated Press
The State
The World
The Nation
Banks Earn Record $10.5 Billion United Press International
Shamir to Tour Hungary Reuters
The Nation
The World
The World
Pinochet Foes Allowed to Air TV Ads in Chile United Press International
Analysis : Walesa May Have Slight Edge in High-Risk Chess Game With Warsaw CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
2 Cosmonauts Return Safely on 3rd Attempt : Soviet and Afghan Land in Central Asia After 2 Failures; Oxygen Running Low on Spaceship MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World : 187 Aides Quit Burma Party
Senate Limits Debate on New Import Curbs Associated Press
Fisherman Dies in Storm From Reuters
Kinnock's Bid to Rally Labor Falls Flat TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Sen. Biden Back on Job After Brain Operation in Feb. Associated Press
Launch of Titan 2 Termed Successful Despite 'Flash' LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Reagan Says Liberals Favor 'Disneyland' Defense Plan WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Israelis Raid West Bank Town, Arrest 200 Arabs DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Foundation, Environmentalists Reach Accord Over Library Construction TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Pinochet Foes Allowed to Air TV Ads in Chile United Press International
Census Bureau Says More Latinos Finish Education PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The World : Kurds Granted Amnesty
Bush Slamming College Doors, Dukakis Says Associated Press
The Nation
How to Reduce Your Salt Intake Associated Press
Economic Issues Foremost, Bentsen Says DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
INS Says It Has Caught Up With Backlog of Work Authorizations KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Judge Blocks American Stores' Acquisition of Lucky Markets Associated Press
The Nation
Felfe, Likely Successor to Honecker, Dies at 60 Reuters
Reagan Invites Israeli, Egyptian Ministers to Meet Reuters
Restaurateur Chow's Party a Star Affair Marylouise Oates
Hard Rock Cafe Ceiling Falls In
Tips on Honing Reading Skills United Press International
The World
8 Survive 500-Foot Plunge Down Angeles Forest Cliff : Injuries 'Critical' for 5 Teens ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
The State
Archbishop Back at Work at Cincinnati Archdiocese Associated Press
Van de Kamp Critical of FBI's Capitol Raid CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
India Still Torn by Sikh Violence in Wake of 'Trial of Century' MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Major Bangladesh Rivers Start to Recede : But Threat of Epidemic Remains; at Least 21 Million Homeless Associated Press
Residents of Two Towns Ordered to Leave as Yellowstone Fire Nears Associated Press
Bennett Defends Controversial Style : Education Secretary Says He Helped Curb Decline of Schools MARK LAWRENCE, Times Staff Writer
Political Issues Cloud State's Conspiracy Probe of Chico Feminist Center MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Bush Is Jeered, Dukakis Heckled : Abortion Foes Shoved, Ejected by Democrats DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Insider Figure to Plead Guilty Associated Press
Legion Rejects Fonda's Apology United Press International
Street Gang Networks Called State's Greatest Crime Danger WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
The World
Minorities Now a Majority in State's Schools DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Military Studying Stimulants for Soldiers
Boycott Plea Ignored : S. Africa Lures Tourists Amid Racial Unrest SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Boy With 2 Strikes Safe at Home SHIRLEY MARLOW
Experts Question Benefits of Quayle's Jobs Program HENRY WEINSTEIN and DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writers
2 Cosmonauts Return Safely After 2 Failures : Soviet and Afghan Land on Earth on Their Third Attempt; Oxygen Running Low on Spaceship MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Bush Is Jeered, Dukakis Heckled : Hard-Hats Boo GOP Nominee at Shipyard JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
The Redford Factor: Do Looks Really Sway Voters? GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
The State : Rodent With Plague Found
Hot Hogs Find Outpost a Cool Place to Visit CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Billy Graham in Hospital With Spider Bite Infection Associated Press
DEA Law Judge Backs Legalizing Marijuana for Some Medical Uses From the Washington Post
Food Poisoning Kills 3 Associated Press
Brezhnev 'Died' in '76 Stroke, Ruled Six Years in Daze, Historian Says Reuters
Owner Sees New Car Demolished by Train Associated Press
Old Faithful Tourist Complex to Be Evacuated; Flames Threaten Towns Associated Press
U.S. Seizes American S&L, Erasing Stock Investments ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writers
14 Police Officers Shot by Sniper in N.Y.; Gunman Slain, 2 Children Found Dead JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Taming of the Sexual Outlaw : 25 Years After 'City of Night,' John Rechy Searches for a New Recognition With a Novel About Monroe GREGG BARRIOS, Barrios is a Los Angeles writer
U.S. Moving 95 Americans Out of Burma : Armed Troops Patrol Rangoon With Orders to Fire on Looters Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Inquiry in Barsi Case Dropped Too Soon, Panel Says GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Retired Naval Officer Peter Durbin Dies at 57
Black Official Settles Bias Claim for $90,000 VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Teen-Ager Wins Case Against Disneyland
Deposit Slip Leads Police to Bank Robbery Suspect
The answer is, yes bop a loo bop, a wop bam booom. T. W. McGARRY
Local News in Brief : Countywide : 2 Closures Scheduled for San Diego Freeway
Surprise Ruling Also Prohibits Altering of Building : Injunction Forbids Developer, Owner of Ex-Brewery From Removing Artwork JOSEPH MENN, Times Staff Writer
City to Try New Tactic in Ogden Ruling LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Police Won't Tell Results of Probe of Aliens' Arrests PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : North County : Two Roofs Damaged Slightly by Brush Fire
Bad Air Hikes Risk of Cancer in Some Areas LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Nursing Home Loses Federal Payments
High-Rise Restrictions Extended for 180 Days
Countywide
L.A. Will Reopen 27 Swimming Pools DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 200 Forced to Flee After Toxic Spill
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Bribe Charge Filed Against Prosecutor
Teacher Action, TV Filming Herald Opening of Schools BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Losing the Drug Fight
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Cafe Is Damaged in Early-Morning Blaze
Local News in Brief : Type 'O' Blood Donations Sought
Delay Averted : Compromise Ends Reagan Library Fight TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
S. D. Gasps and Gulps as Heat Goes On RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Local News In Brief : Countywide : Emergency Declared; Blood Donors Sought
For the Next President, a Bout With Inflation : Accepting a Little to Sustain Growth Is a Problem We Might Have to Live With JAMES K. GALBRAITH, James K. Galbraith, an associate professor with the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, Austin, is the author of "Balancing Acts" (Basic Books), to be published in early 1989.
Chula Vista
Fuss and Fun the First Day : In the End, Teachers and Pupils Survive NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
A Day at the Races? For Many It's Simply A Wednesday at Work ROBERT L. FRELOW JR., Times Staff Writer
Vietnam Vets
Arms Dealers
Deportations in Palestine
Deportations in Palestine
Deportations in Palestine
Carlsbad
Newhalls Sued Over Plan for Rival Paper
Gas-Guzzling Is Still in Style
Rancho San Diego
Local News in Brief : Counts Dropped for Firm, 2 Ex-Workers
Smoker Guilty of Interfering With TWA Flight Crew KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Layoffs, Service Cuts Urged to Balance County Budget VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Threat to Jump Closes Roadway
It Was Just Too Darned Hot for Man or Beast TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Big Increase in Fake Alien Documents
Beach Party
Mayor Demands Solutions After Two Days Undercover With Homeless LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Action Delayed on New Bingo Rules
Local News in Brief : Board Orders Probe of Animal Abuse Charges
Gunfight Erupts, Catches Girl, 2, in Fatal Cross Fire CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Damage Slight in Fullerton Blaze : Fast-Moving Fire Is Doused Quickly GEORGE FRANK and NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writers
Ping-Pong Ace Wanted Seoul, Settles for Sydney MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Deportations in Palestine
Local News in Brief : Bradley Aide Joins Dukakis Campaign
City Delays Action on Tighter Bingo Rules DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Acrimony Mars Couple's Prosperity JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Deportations in Palestine
Ex-Wife Asks for Half of $17.8 Million Awarded to Ventriloquist PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
Schools Can't Pin Down Blame for Cheating on Test ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
'He Feels Very Bad' : Officer in Shooting of Beach-Goer Identified LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Killer of His Grandmother Gets 12 Years CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
K-9 Unit's 'Granddaddy' Retires : Dogged Dirk Has His Day of Glory LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Parole Office Looks for Hospitable Site
OCTD Alters Routes Into Employment Centers JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
L.A. Eases Way for Immigrant Pupils JOHN A. OSWALD, Times Staff Writer
Street Lamps
Murder Defendant Says Fear of AIDS Prompted Slaying JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
A Community Says Farewell to Victim of Alleged Hit-Run JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Court Backs City's Curbs on Officer's Second Job PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Court Blocks Appeal of Studio City Building Height BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
ACLU Creates County Hot Line to Gain Data on Police Abuse Cases RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Will 'Judicial Restraint' Court Defer on Minimum Wage? GERALD F. UELMEN, Gerald F. Uelmen is the dean of Santa Clara University Law School
Wars Against the Kurds Never Become World's Issue VERA BEAUDIN SAEEDPOUR, Vera Beaudin Saeedpour directs the Kurdish program of Cultural Survival, an organization of anthropologists based at the Peabody Museum at Harvard. Her commentary is from Pacific News Service.
CRA Funds
Simi Delicatessen's Overhang Collapses
Local News in Brief : Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Crash
Buses, Parents, Traffic : New School's First Day Was One for the Books GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
Panel Scolds Agency in Girl's Death GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
AQMD to Press Charges Against Chemical Plant GEORGE RAMOS and CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writers
Local News In Brief : Costa Mesa : OCC Names Four to Alumni Hall of Fame
'The Snake in Burma's Grass'
Fire-Ravaged Tower Reopens FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Barnes Pins Hopes on His Top 40 TOM KRASOVIC
Seoul GIs Get a Sneak Preview : U.S. Basketball Coach Grudgingly Opens a Practice RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
A Head-Over-Heels Mistake
Security Tracks U.S. Team in Japan Associated Press
If Gretzky Plays Forum, Juniors Can Play Burbank DAVID LePAGE, Times Staff Writer
Blauser's Blow Beats Dodgers Associated Press
THE AMERICA'S CUP : This Cup Is Worth Bickering About Dave Distel
Northridge Women Show Future Is Now in Volleyball Sweep CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Baseball Team Advances to Title Game Associated Press
Blauser's Blast Beats Dodgers SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Master's Drops Match Despite Palm's Goals
SDSU May Be Without Pair
Names in the News
Cal Lutheran Loses Center to Injury
National League Roundup : Downbeat Domestand Drops Astros 5 Behind Dodgers; L.A. Is Next DAN HAFNER
Charger Notebook : Injuries Might Put More Pressure on Defense CHRIS ELLO
LAUNCHING PAD : Lewis Takes the Long View, Vows to Keep On Jumping EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
American League Roundup : Gardner Gets First Complete Game as Red Sox Defeat Orioles, Lead by 2 DAN HAFNER
Angels Lose the Battle of 9th-Inning Rallies, 3-2, to White, Royals DOUG TUCKER, Associated Press
Names in the News
Pro Football : Quarterbacks Are Going Down Fast Bob Oates
Accident Will Keep Tyson Inactive
THE OUTDOORS : Good-Sized Catfish Hit at Vail Lake
Little Ten Ripe for a Merger Steve Harvey
Homeboys Claim Open as Their Turf Associated Press
It's a Snap Solution in Washington: Redskins Release Problem Snapper United Press International
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Notebook : Fay's Sails Carry No Pinstripes RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Agassi Wins Battle of Tennis Teens LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
THE AMERICA'S CUP : HIS WORD IS GO, OR NO GO : Terry Harper Is Man Who Will Have Final Say Whether the Race Will Start TOM KRASOVIC, Special to The Times
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: SOUTHERN SECTION : Besides Johnson, Ballcarriers Prove an Anonymous Bunch TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
THE AMERICA'S CUP : At Last, the Talk Ends and the Races Begin RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Americans' Experience Should Help TOM KRASOVIC
THE OUTDOORS : IT'S FOR THE BIRDS : Untimely Rains Put a Damper on Opening Day for Dove Hunters ROBERT YOUNT, Times Staff Writer
Padres Move Past Giants ANN KILLION
USC Has a Bevy of Running Backs : A Five-Player Platoon Is Carrying the Load for Trojans MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
A Change in the Schedule Should Give Fountain Valley Its Toughest Test KEITH DUNNAVANT, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: SOUTHERN SECTION : Canyon Diversifies Offense in Effort to Remain Ahead of Talent-Laden Palmdale VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
THE OUTDOORS : Outdoor Notes : New Duck-Hunting Regulations Designed to Protect Birds Pete Thomas
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: SOUTHERN SECTION : Games Decide Missing Factor in Equation TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
THE AMERICA'S CUP : The Making of What Experts Believe Will be a Mismatch TOM KRASOVIC, Special to The Times
Graf's Father Criticizes New Ranking System LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Nowadays, Side That Finds Loophole Rules the Waves Mike Downey
THE AMERICA'S CUP : 'I'M THE BEST' : Words to Live By for Dennis Conner MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Osborne Has a Few Words for Donahue JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Mickey Sutton Standing Tall Gene Wojciechowski
THE PLAYERS : Servite's Brown Stands Out From the Rest Among This Season's Best of the Best STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
TUNNEL VISION : Benoit Retraces a Coliseum Marathon and Contemplates a Race After Seoul MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
The High Schools : Secondary's Loss a Gain for Birmingham Offense
BUSINESS
Grow Group Deal Scrapped on Heels of Chemical Leaks From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Swedish Firm Sets Aside $25 Million for Gensia Research GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
CURRENCY : Dollar Slips as Traders Await Price Data Associated Press
Dow Advances 10.67 as Inflation Jitters Ease From Times Wire Services
Los Angeles County
Piped-In Music From Radio Station Also Brings Ad From Competition : LIGHTER SIDE OF BUSINESS John O'Dell, Times staff writer
Lighter Side Of Business John O'Dell, Times staff writer
Lighter Side Of Business John O'Dell, Times staff writer
BP Shows It's Serious About California Link JAMES FLANIGAN
Los Angeles County
Lighter Side Of Business John O'Dell, Times staff writer
Nation
Army Pact Awarded
Nation
Navy Pact Awarded
Litton Wins Contract
Lorimar Settles 10 Suits Over Merger Deal : Terms of Agreement Not Disclosed in Proxy AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Analysts Brush Off Dip in Car Sales LESLIE ERINGAARD, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : Bond Prices Hold Steady in Quiet Session Associated Press
Businesswomen Face Obstacles, U.N. Reports From Reuters
Weekends in Jail Ordered in Attempted S&L Swindle JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Labor Problems Nag Economically Robust Asia RICH MILLER, Reuters
High OPEC Production, Iran-Iraq Conflict Cited : Oil Prices Skid to Lowest Level in 22 Months From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Con Artists Sell Worthless Piles of Dirt : Officials Warn of Rising Gold Swindles Associated Press
Pair Win $130 Million in Southmark Lawsuit CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Firms Seek High-Tech Trade Niche With China DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
American S&L Deal Receives Mixed Reviews : Employees, Competitors Guardedly Optimistic; Some Customers Wary JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
COMMODITIES : Signs of Rising Hog Supply Drive Pork Futures Lower From Associated Press
Samurai Bounces Back in Wake of U.S. Decision JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Rancho Santa Fe Pair Wins Award of $130 Million CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Severino Resigns General Manager Post at KABC-TV Wm. KNOEDELSEDER Jr. and DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writers
Chain Agrees to Acquire 3 Stores From Irvine Ranch MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Bass' Next Task: Keeping Popejoy at American S&L TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Judge Will Rule on Bid to Block Lucky Merger JOHN SPANO and JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writers
First Union Unit Gets Pension Fund Contract United Press International
California
AMI Plans to Lay Off 300, New Chief Says GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Firm Allegedly Falsified Test Documents : NASA Dismantling Space Lab to Check on Questionable Bolts GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Varian Board Approves Stock Buyback Plan United Press International
PC Makers Join Forces to Challenge IBM's PS/2 From Reuters
U.S. Judge to Rule Today on State Move to Block Merger of Alpha Beta, Lucky Chains JOHN SPANO and JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writers
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Music / Thomas K. Arnold : BRIEFLY . . . Thomas K. Arnold
Comics JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Leaking Oil Tank Stalls Laguna Playhouse Plans JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : The Film's Ravishing Imagery May Violate Reality of Artwork SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE : Willis Hangs Tough NINA EASTON, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . 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
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Music / Thomas K. Arnold : BRIEFLY . . . Thomas K. Arnold
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Violinist Is Led to Crossroads by Success CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Deadlines on Arts Fund Applications
TV REVIEW : Wonders Abound in 'Ancient Americans' BILL STEIGERWALD
Holiday Film Take: Hot, Hotter, Hottest? NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
. . . Now a Word From Your Favorite Hoaxer HOWARD ROSENBERG
Pop Music / Thomas K. Arnold : BRIEFLY . . . Thomas K. Arnold
Party Spirit at 'Summer Jam' Beats the Heat RICK VANDERKNYFF
Capacity Cut at Michael's Supper Club MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Eclectic Voice of Roger Rabbit Has Broad Horizons DUNCAN STRAUSS
More Air Time for 'Ken and Bob'
Actors' Group Sues Equity to Block Union Theater Plan SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
AIDS Crisis Hits Home for Choreographer EILEEN SONDAK
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Vincent' Delivers Lasting High From Art, Soul of the Man SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
The View From the Podium : Conductor Makes Pitch for Baseball-Bankruptcy Link KENNETH HERMAN
'Sacred' Director Lindsay-Hogg Enjoying His Life in Motion JANICE ARKATOV
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Shame': A Down Under Rabble-Rouser KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
River Phoenix: Running on a Full Set of '60s/'80s Ideals JOHN VOLAND
POP MUSIC / THOMAS K. ARNOLD : Street Scene '88 Celebrates a Rockin' Rite of Passage THOMAS K. ARNOLD
STAGE REVIEW : 'Growing Up' at Ensemble Studio DON SHIRLEY
JAZZ REVIEW : Notes of Freedom Ring at Gibson's Jazz Party in Denver LEONARD FEATHER
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