What happened on April 10, 1989

NEWS

• MUSIC REVIEW : Smiling Graf Leaves Patrons Doing the Same By Kenneth Herman

• MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Trying to Find a Niche for Beleaguered AM Radio By Kevin Brass

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Driving Miss Daisy' Takes Its Journey Simply and Well By Don Shirley

• MUSIC REVIEW : Controversial L.A. Debut for Celibidache By Martin Bernheimer, Times Music Critic

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Joe Turner': Search for Song of Africa By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• Exit Lines By Claudia Puig and Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• BY THE NUMBERS : Some Prime-Time Spinoffs \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn and Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Radio By Claudia Puig and Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Claudia Puig and Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Stage By Aleene Macminn and Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• First Off . . . \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Aleene Macminn and Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn and Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• MOVIE REVIEWS : Social Themes Dominate Film School's 'Women's Works' By Chris Willman

• Music By Claudia Puig and Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• El Salvador's Camones in Concert--More or Less By Victor Valle

• GWAR Wars at Long Beach Show By Janiss Garza

• Bananarama Half-Packs Universal Amphitheatre By Don Waller

• Alabama All Shook Up but Numbingly Dull By Jim Washburn

• JAZZ REVIEW : Braxton's Appeal Remains Puzzle By Zan Stewart

• Music Reviews : Nojima Plays Ravel By John Henken

• Music Reviews : Classics Concert Closes Long Beach Symphony Season By Daniel Cariaga

• TV REVIEW : May 'Nearly Departed' Rest in Peace By Howard Rosenberg

• No Soap Opera Column

• Turning the Jazz World on Its Ear By Nikki Finke, Times Staff Writer

• 50 Years of TV: A Wasteland and a Wonder By Howard Rosenberg

• McKenzie Makes 'Ethel' a Tribute to Merman By Janice Arkatov

• Joffrey Ballet Gives Casting Call for Orange County Engagement

• Drama Critics Circle Favors South Coast Rep By Lynne Heffley

• His Success Key: Write Novel Before Work By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer

• CBS Plans Miniseries on Nussbaum of Steinberg Case By John Carmody, Washington Post

• Opera Pacific will audition dancers who sing and character...

• MUSIC REVIEW : The Southwest Chamber Music Society Performs By Greg Hettmansberger

• Newport Harbor Family Arts Day Is May 20 By Cathy Curtis

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Despite Fog, Strobes, Alabama Delivers Dull Show By Jim Washburn

• ART / Cathy Curtis : There Might Be Too Much Food for Thought in Restaurant Art By Cathy Curtis

• Gulf & Western Wants Buyer for Finance Division : Paramount's Parent Plans to Change Name, Focus on Entertainment, Publishing By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• The Art of Economizing

• The Un-Banana Boat : Technology transforms the shipping of fruit, eliminating waste--and jobs. By Jesus Sanchez, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Violence Grows as S. Korean Labor Unrest Intensifies By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• Food Banks in a Pinch : Donations Dropping as Post-Merger Regimes Cautiously Feel Way By Jonathan Peterson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Kansas Joins Wine States: Kansas, for the first time, is...

• Union Leaders Mull Eastern Plans : Issue of Viability Called Key as Deadline Approaches From Associated Press

• Dow Joins Venture in China: Dow Chemical Co. said it has...

• Trump Wants Tower in Brazil: New York real estate magnate...

• Partial Ruling in Perot Suit: A Fairfax, Va., judge ruled...

• Malaysia Air to Buy Jets: In its largest deal...

• Software Companies Sue Italian Firms: A U.S. software...

• Israel Urged to Sell Banks: A U.S. consulting firm has...

• Shearson Takes Pretax Charge: Shearson Lehman Hutton...

• Washington Ships More Apples: Shipments of Washington...

• Banco Ambrosiano Trial Ordered: Masonic lodge leader Licio...

• Wine Family Has Stake With Japanese Owners By Dan Berger, Tim\o7 es Wine Writer\f7

• What's on the Line By Bruce Keppel

• How Voice Mail Works By Bruce Keppel

• Who Will Answer? : Pac Bell opens a technological war by test-marketing a new telephone message service. But home machines have their advantages and may prove tough to displace. By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer

• WAYNE WILLIAMSON : Selling to a Growing Market : Hispanic and Black Businessmen Target Orange County By Maria L. La Ganga, Times staff writer

• FRANK LOPEZ : Selling to a Growing Market : Hispanic and Black Businessmen Target Orange County By Maria L. La Ganga, Times staff writer

• Ford Chairman Awarded $10.5 Million for Last Year From Associated Press

• Takeshita Agrees to Questioning by Opposition From United Press International

• P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Unveils 'Fastest' Computers \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Wickes Reaches Accord on Suits \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Women in Only 6% of Top Media Jobs, Study Says From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Westinghouse Challenges Court \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• RR Will Acquire Generator Maker \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• 1st-Quarter Profits Down Sharply From Last Year, CBS Says From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : New Seoul Airline to Buy 9 U.S. Jets \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Japanese Firm to Acquire Tustin Silicon Systems for $200 Million \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• 3 Defendants 'Knew' of Pentagon Bribery : Prosecutor Closes His Case; Defense Cites Plea Bargain From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Sale Speculation Boosts Campbell \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Science / Medicine : College Promotes AIDS Awareness By Nona Yates

• Tuesday's Election

• The L.A.-Inyo Agreement--Finally

• 'Crossroads for Child Care'

• Preserving Park Sites

• Racism Still Plagues Campus Life

• Disappointing Tete-a-Tete

• 'Crossroads for Child Care'

• Minorities

• 'Crossroads for Child Care'

• 'Crossroads for Child Care'

• Oil Spill

• 'Crossroads for Child Care'

• Missiles

• A Mature Japan Should Now Become a Partner in Pacific Defense By Ramon Myers and Tetsuya Kataoka, \o7 Tetsuya Kataoka is a senior research fellow and Ramon Myers is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. This commentary is excerpted from their new book "Defending an Economic Superpower--Reassessing the U.S.-Japan Security Alliance" (Westview Press). and \f7

• G-Men, Guns Blazing, Won't Solve Local Drug Problems By Gerald F. Uelmen, \o7 Gerald F. Uelmen is the dean of the law school at Santa Clara University\f7

• To Heat Up Drug War, Turn Down the Rhetoric : If 'Czar' Bennett Is to Have an Impact, His Actions Must Avoid Doing Harm By Gerald Caplan, \o7 Gerald Caplan is a professor of law at George Washington University. \f7

• Three Children Killed in Fire at Home in Bell By John Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Latest Trendy Spot for Club Set Is Getting Old to the Neighbors By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer

• Bank With a Heart : Church Credit Union Helps a Community Manage Its Finances By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• Worker Stabbed at Clinic; Patient Held By John H. Lee, Times Staff Writer

• Science / Medicine : Neutrons Aid Cancer Fight

• Science / Medicine : Nicotine, Weight Link Found

• Science / Medicine : Mars Atmosphere Loss Laid to Comets

• Science / Medicine : For Children, It's a Piece of \o7 Gateau\f7 By John Rubin, \o7 Rubin lives in Berkeley and writes about cognitive science and other topics. and \f7

• Science / Medicine : Fats May Inhibit Cancer

• Science / Medicine : Muscular Dystrophy Test

• Science / Medicine : The Cornerstones of Conversation : Researchers Study the Formation of Speech By Margie Patlak, \o7 Patlak is a free-lance writer in Whitefish Bay, Wis\f7

• Lottery Results April 8

• Burbank Council Incumbents' Luck May Run Out in Tuesday's Runoff By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Project Aimed at Teen-Agers Polarizes Experts : Would Movie Deter or Cause Suicides? By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Cathie Wright, Veteran of Many Political Battles, on the Defensive By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Running Overtime : Bagneris on the Move 21 Hours a Day Campaigning for 7th Council District By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer

• Van Nuys Rally : 150 March to Oppose Outlawing of Abortion By Amy Louise Kazmin, Times Staff Writer

• CSUN Peace Expo to Elicit Visions of a Better World By Barbara Koh, Times Staff Writer

• Man Cleaning Garage Shot by Teen-Agers

• Burbank Man Fatally Stabbed at Restaurant

• 18-Year-Old Falls to His Death in Rock Quarry

• Month-to-Month Miscalculation By Anthony Perry

• S.D. School Nurses Often a Child's Only 'Doctor' By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer

• Messy Debate Over Dog Beach : License to Romp Unleashes Feud in Community By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• A 'Shocked' Golding Says Her Husband is Innocent By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer

• Gangs Face Off in S. Mission Beach Parking Lot By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Father Arrested in Traffic Mishap

• Officer Beaten With Own Gun in Tijuana; 3 Suspects Sought

• 1 Killed, 2 Hurt Crossing Freeway Near U. S. Border By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer

• Mission to Moscow : San Juan Lad Hopes to Meet Gorbachev on Way Round World By Jim Carlton, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Shortage of $4,000 at GW College Investigated By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Teen Killed in Crash During Police Chase By George Frank, Times Staff Writer

• Laguna Beach : Clinic Expands AIDS Testing, Counseling

• Fullerton : Fires Damage 2 Houses; No Injuries Reported

• Anaheim : Conference for Experts in Fund Raising Opens

• The Randy Kraft Trial Week 18* \o7 Compiled by Times staff writer Jerry Hicks\f7

• Countywide : CHOC Is Reinstated by Heart Fund Agency

• Brea Woman Embraces Kewpies, Says President Could Use a Doll to Cuddle By Herbert J. Vida

• Laguna Beach : Organizations Awarded $40,000 for AIDS Work

• Countywide : Planned Parenthood to Hold Teen Conference

• Transplants No Longer Make Hearts Skip a Beat By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Countywide : $50 Breast X-Rays Available This Month

• Fur Shops Raise Protesters' Hackles; Students Organize Beach Picketing By Marcida Dodson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Gunman Surrenders After 6-Hour Standoff By George Frank, Times Staff Writer

• Highs in 70s Halt 5-Day Heat Siege By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• A Soulful 'Please, Please, Please' to Free James Brown By Ann Connors

• John T. Dorrance Jr.; Former Campbell Soup Executive From Associated Press

• The State

• The State : Guardian Angel Arrested

• The Nation : Auto Thefts, Burglaries Up 9% in 1988

• The World : Afghan Rebels Attack City

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• Volunteers in Six Cities Join in Trash Recycling Effort By Craig Quintana, Times Staff Writer

• Kansas Loses 25% of Wheat to Drought By Larry Green, Times Staff Writer

• Wright's Ties to Developer Key Focus of House Probe By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer

• Lubbock Visions : 'Miracles' Are Explained but Not Forgotten By Barry Bearak, Times Staff Writer

• Tass Says Sub Had Nuclear Arms, 42 Died By Michael Parks and William Tuohy, Times Staff Writers

• Massive Demonstration Backs Legal Abortions : At Least 300,000 Marchers in Capital Deliver Message to High Court to Sustain '73 Decision By Paul Houston and Brian Couturier, Times Staff Writers

• Iraqi Leader Basks in Glow of Victory, Arabs' Respect By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• Tests Duplicate Fusion Process, Texans Assert By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer

• 16 Die, 200 Hurt in Soviet Clashes : 5-Day Nationalist Protest Halted by Troops in Georgian Republic Capital By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Trade Embargo Wreaks Havoc : Nepal Is Paying the Price for Standing Up to India By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• Chicano Studies Find Favor on Campus : University Classes Fill Up, New Research Centers Sought as Latino Population Booms By Marita Hernandez, Times Staff Writer

• Hayden, Fonda: Will 'Movement' Survive the Split? By John Balzar, Times Political Writer

• Ecologists Fear Weakening of Rules to Save Some Wildlife By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

• Asbestos and Cancer--Risk, Toll May Be Prolonged By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer

• Military Flies In Mass of Equipment to Aid Oil Cleanup from Associated Press

• Brooklynites whose accent is a stigma at the oawffice can take classes to change how they tawk. By Karen Tumulty, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Explosion Tied to Gas Injures 31 at Montana Motel from Associated Press

• Mexico Arrests Alleged Godfather of Drug Traffic From Associated Press

• Last Haiti Mutineers Ready to Surrender : Leopards Unit Begins Negotiations, Seeks Pledge of No Reprisals By Don A. Schanche, Times Staff Writer

• Cuba, Angola and S. Africa OK Plan to Restore Namibia Peace By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer

• High Price of Time: $2.74 Million From Associated Press

• U.S. Aides Wary of Gorbachev Proposals By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Soviets Go to Polls for 2nd Time From Reuters

• But Peres Says 3-Way Diplomacy 'Isn't to Our Liking' : Israelis Accepting U.S. as Mediator With PLO By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Quake Hits Soviet Far East From Reuters

• Israel Flying Upgraded Version of Phantom Jet From Reuters

• Israelis Kill 2 Palestinians in Occupied Areas, 4 Guerrillas Off Lebanon From Times Wire Services

• Two Women May Be Serial Killer Victims From Associated Press

• Fires Hit Florida Women's Clinics from Associated Press

• Rally Strives to Project Voice of Silent Majority By Michael Shear and Tom Redburn, Times Staff Writers

• 16 Arrested as Gunfire Erupts on Florida Campus from United Press International

• Two Teen-Age Youths Killed in Separate Shooting Incidents

• 140 Arrested in 2-Day 'Reverse Sting' Targeting Customers of Rock Houses

• Highs in 70s End Five Days of Torrid Heat By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Tunisia Chief Disappointed: Mandate Is Too One-Sided By Michael Ross, Times Staff Writer

• Takeshita Vows to Stay in Power Despite Scandal From United Press International

• Portion of Fusion Experiment Duplicated from United Press International

• 400 Poisoned by Food at Kuwaiti Academy From Associated Press

• Four Arrested in Theft of 50 Fur Pelts in N.Y. from United Press International

• Massive Demonstration Backs Legal Abortions : O.C. Pro-Choice Group Joins March By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer

• WORLD : Man Dressed in Army Uniform Kills 1, Wounds 3 in Jerusalem \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• NATION : Exxon Plans to Deduct Expenses \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• SOUTHLAND : Protests Banned at Abortion Clinic : Anti-Abortion Protesters Banned From Parking Lot of Cypress Clinic \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• Ueberroth, Eastern Unions Reach Pact, Take It to Judge : Would End Acquisition Roadblock From Associated Press

• LOCAL : 1 Killed, 1 Wounded in N. Hollywood \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• Judge Orders Alta-Dena to Warn Buyers By Dan Morain and Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writers

• 2 Haitians Hijack Mission Plane, Arrested in Miami From Times Wire Services

• NATION : Cold Wave Sets Midwest Records \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• NATION : Jet's Wing Scrapes Airliner's Tail \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• North Speech Called Off in Ala.; Sales Too Low From Associated Press

• WORLD : Shevardnadze Sent to Georgia \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Teen-Ager Dies in Atrium Plunge \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• PLO Rejects Shamir's Election Plan \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : First Lady Hails Abortion March \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Sakharov Regains Spot on the Ballot From Associated Press

• Bennett Initiates Massive D.C. Assault on Drug-Related Crime From Associated Press

• North Tells of Grateful Reagan Call From United Press International

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Thatcher 'Thrilled' by 1st Grandchild \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Drug Agent, Ex-Policeman Arrested in Cocaine Probe From Reuters

• WORLD : Short-Circuit Blamed for Fatal Fire Aboard Soviet Nuclear Sub \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• No Disparaging Reagan, Sununu Warns From United Press International

• Stolen From Palace, Given to Press : Letters to Princess Stir Divorce Rumors From Associated Press

• NATION : Pro-Choice Backers Lobby Congress \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• The Masters : The Joke Is on Hoch as Putts Putter Away By Mike Downey

• Murray Opts for UCLA, Harrick Says By Mike Kennedy, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Oilers Slip One Past Hrudey to Win Game 4 : Kings Within One Game of Elimination After Loss By Tracy Dodds, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• The Masters : As Hoch Misses in Clutch, Faldo Has Final Touch By Mal Florence, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Angels Come Out Swinging at Last and Get 13-5 Win By John Weyler, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• For Student Non-Athletes, It's Hardly Fun and Games

• Big Moment for Crews as Dodgers Beat Braves By Gordon Edes, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Phoenix 200 : Mears Has No Peers as He Wins by a Lap By Shav Glick, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Motor Racing Roundup : Wallace Overcomes Dizzy Spells, Holds On to Win \o7 From Associated Press \f7

• Davis Cup at San Diego : McEnroe, Agassi Complete Sweep By Brian Hewitt, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Instead of Peanuts and Cracker Jack, It's Tacos, Bratwurst By Scott Ostler

• A THROWBACK : Tollner Returns to Southern California as Charger Quarterback Coach By Brian Hewitt, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Zvereva Criticizes Soviet Method of Distributing Funds to Tennis Players By Elliott Almond, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Women's Tennis : Graf Has No Trouble in Final \o7 Associated Press \f7

• Agent Claims to Represent Hockey Star By Jerry Crowe

• NHL Playoffs Roundup : Penguins Drum Esposito, Rangers Out of Playoffs in Four Straight, 4-3 By Dan Hafner

• NBA Roundup : Missing Thomas, Pistons Don't Miss Beat By Dan Hafner

• Lazers Stay Alive With 5-4 Overtime Win

• CBS denied a report that the network plans to air a piece...

• Athletic Director Doug Dickey says Tennessee basketball...

• Christy O'Connor Jr. of Ireland gained his first European...

• John Halvorsen and Ingrid Kristiansen, both of Norway...

• Bishop Dolegiewicz, a shotputter for the University of...

• Jean-Marie Wampers of Belgium won the 87th Paris-Roubaix...

• Former America's Cup semifinalist Tom Blackaller upset...

• Canada swept the World Curling Championships at the...

• One Week After Winning Title, Fisher Reportedly to Be Named Coach

• Padres Pull Off a Triple Play Against Astros \o7 Associated Press \f7

• National League Roundup : Guerrero, in Groove, Gets Four More RBIs to Lead Cardinals, 15-3 By Dan Hafner

• Marsh Sets UCLA Record in 100 Meters

• American League Roundup : Viola Gives Up Two Homers and Loses His Second Straight, 8-1 By Dan Hafner

• Henderson, With Sixth Stolen Base of the Season, Reaches 800 Plateau \o7 Associated Press \f7

• Booros Wins PGA Event in Sudden Death \o7 Associated Press \f7

• Trevino Earns Exemption for Next Year By Mike Downey

• Yokoshima Beats Ozaki by a Shot in Japan Associated Press

• LPGA Tournament at Poway : Rizzo's Rally Results in Two-Stroke Victory By Bob Wolf, \o7 Special to The Times\f7

• Despite Poor Showing, Houston Is Healthy : Kentucky Derby-Bound Horse Still Capable of Big Race, Lukas Says By Bill Christine, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Political Ambition Rallies From Last to Win El Rincon By a Half-Length \o7 Associated Press \f7

• Sailing / Rich Roberts : There's More to Ensenada Than a Party By Rich Roberts

• Davis Cup Roundup : Becker Gives West Germany Victory Over Czechoslovakia \o7 From Associated Press \f7

• Rizzo's Rally Results in Two-Stroke Victory By Bob Wolf

• Triple Play Helps Padres Defeat Astros By Bill Plaschke, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Report Says Fisher to Get Michigan Job \o7 Associated Press \f7

• The Masters : Faldo Has Putt to Short Circuit Hoch in Playoff By Bob Green, \o7 Associated Press\f7

• McEnroe, Agassi Complete Sweep With Victories By Brian Hewitt, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Reed Doesn't Win, but Gets Moral Victory By Laura Palmer

• Isiah Thomas of the Detroit Pistons will miss up to three...

• UC San Diego Sets Endurance Mark in Water Polo

• The deaths of two horses in Saturday's Grand National...

• Cal Poly SLO Beats CSUN to Tighten Conference Race By Kevin Baxter, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Top Marks Lacking in CSUN Track Invitational By John Ortega, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Bichette Is Now a .300 Hitter After His Three-Hit Performance By Steve Lowery, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Prep Review / Barbie Ludovise : Magnolia's Melting Pot Spills Over to Its Track and Field Team

• College Roundup : Irvine Blows 8-3 Lead, Falls to Fresno State

• All-Tournament Team : CANYON SOFTBALL

• IN BRIEF : Reluctance to Report OU Rape Told \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• IN BRIEF : Eno Polo Singles, Doubles Winner \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• IN BRIEF : Surgery for Buddy Bell's Left Knee \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• IN BRIEF : Tyson Reported in Parking Lot Spat \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Impasse Ends : Czechs Allow Ivan Lendl to Emigrate From Associated Press

• Rosenbach Will Bypass Regular Draft From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Norm Nixon Makes Debut in Italy \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• IN BRIEF : Champ's Son Survives Race Crash \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Racial Decision Angers Black Leaders : U. of Tenn. Urged to Demand Country Club Admission for Coach From Times Wire Services

• Fisher Elevated to Head Coach : Wolverines Assistant Guided Team to NCAA Title From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Wilson Wins Bud 200 Stock Race \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• English Fails in Matters of Sexual Politics By Jack Smith

• Books : Touching '50s-Style Novel of a Man, Women He Loves By Carolyn See

• Designers Give Hospitals More Appealing Face Lift By Leon Whiteson

• German Fashions Hit the Mark By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• The Cleric of Covenant House : Impatient as Ever, Father Bruce Ritter Battles Critics to Bring His Shelter Empire to L.A. By Kathleen Hendrix, Times Staff Writer

• Magic Johnson: Youngsters' MVP : Urban League Gives Humanitarian Award To Laker Star By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer