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What happened on August 07, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
STAGE REVIEW : Sun Shines on Fest / LA's 'As You Like It' By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
Band Starts Small With 1st Record By Thomas K. Arnold
STAGE REVIEW : The Retelling of Fairy Tales Too Oft Told By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
Jazz Reviews : A Creative Gardony at Grand Street Bar By Don Heckman
Jazz Reviews : Keyboardist Benoit in a Carefree Mood at the Greek By Bill Kohlhaase
Pop Reviews : Masters of Reality: Semiserious Throwbacks By Don Waller
Art Funding Controversy
Pop Reviews : An Energetic Goldman Saturday at the Palace By Don Heckman
Running Red Lights
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : 'The Mission Lights' at the Basement Theatre By Jan Breslauer
MUSIC REVIEW : Tchaikovsky Spectacular Bursts on Bowl By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer
Music Reviews : Peter Rejto in Strawberry Creek Festival Program By Terry Mcquilkin
Music Reviews : Chamber Music From the L.A. Philharmonic Institute By John Henken
New York Jazz Fest Salutes Pianist Bud Powell By Mary Campbell, Associated Press
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ziggy Marley Livelies Up Himself in the Nick of Time By Don Snowden
ART / Cathy Curtis : Without a Text, This Exhibit Will Indeed Be Greek to Viewers By Cathy Curtis
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Them Fighting Words Leave Rod Stewart Office Fuming By Kevin Brass
Helmet Bill Veto
Council Asks Congress to Drop Threats of Sanctions Against Art By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer
Kirov's (Provisional) Orange County Cast By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
New Children's Program : Laguna Youth Theater Cited as Best in U.S. By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer
Partial Casting Told for Kirov Center Dates By Dance and Chris Pasles Kirov Ballet..Bd: Times Staff Writer
The Cypress Pops Orchestra has received $2,000 from the...
Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Legal File By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
First Off . . . By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Radio By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
By The Numbers \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Radio By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
BUSINESS
China's Trade Deficit May Put a Curb on Deals : Foreign Exchange Reserves High Now, but U.S. Firms Expect Problems in Future By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
COOLERS GO FLAT : Fizzy wine drinks have fallen from favor, and the field of competitors has dwindled. By Bruce Keppel, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Stealth Kits Take Wing
Texas S&L Accused of Supplying Prostitutes: A federal...
Import from Oxnard : The formula may be foreign, but it's an agriculture-based California town that spreads the flavor of Grey Poupon. By Charles Hillinger, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Illegal Cartel Alleged: Major Japanese consumer electronic...
Gas Firm Seeks Pipeline Expansion: El Paso Natural Gas Co...
Japan Prods Auto Makers: The Japanese government has asked...
Food Costs Lower Than Ever in U.S. Associated Press
Striking Eastern Pilots to Debate Options Associated Press
Record Flow Seen in Brazil's Dollar Drain From Associated Press
Eastern Pilots Talk About Ending Strike Reuters
Bank Employees Balk Over New Hours: Nearly 300 Wells Fargo...
Morrison Knudsen Mines California Gold: Morrison Knudsen...
Japan, U.S. to Start Steel Talks: Japan and the United...
Freuhauf Changes Name: Freuhauf Corp., based in Romulus...
First Lexus Cars Shipped: The first 1,000 Lexus LS 400...
U.S. Playing Card Corp. Sold: Jesup Group Inc. announced...
Nintendo Sues Over Copyrights: Redmond, Wash.-based...
Nicaragua Issues New Bill: Nicaragua will put a new...
Shiseido of Japan Gives Harvard $85-million Grant to Study Skin From Reuters
THE Pacific : A New Toast From the Land Down Under : Their sales soaring in the U.S., Australia's wine makers launch new promotions and sign distribution pacts to enhance their foothold. By George White, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Drive-In Movies By Jesus Sanchez
SCENE CHANGE : It's been curtains for many drive-ins, but the survivors are drawing crowds back with first-run flicks and multiple screens. By Jesus Sanchez, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
DAVID BUSH : A Test of Big Science : MetWest Is Out to Prove That Large Health Labs Do Best By Leslie Berkman, Times staff writer
Eastern Pilots Vote to Continue Strike : Stand Re-Evaluated in N.Y., Atlanta, Miami Meetings From United Press International
Exit Lines By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
U.S., Soviets to Renew Talks on Grain Pact
Baker Praises Mexico as a Model for Debtor Nations From Associated Press
Investors Warned on Deals That Use God as Collateral From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan OKs Superconductor Train \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : 3 Charged With Insider Trading \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Airline to Link Vegas, Santa Barbara \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Hanson Wins Control of Gold Firm \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Soviets Warn of Ozone Depletion, Plan 2 New Arctic Research Posts \o7 From Times wire services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Watkins-Johnson Wins Iran Suit \o7 From Times wire services \f7
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Mutual Assault : U.S., Mexico Join Hands and Funds to Fight the Spread of Tuberculosis By Patrick Mcdonnell and Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writers
Science / Medicine : Pesticide-Eating Enzymes \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Peril in Communion Wafers \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Lefties Have More Accidents \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Jobs Cut Into Women's Sleep \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Increase Found in Hand, Wrist Disorder \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Biosphere II : Prelude to Mars By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer
3 Apparently Held Hostage by Alien Smugglers
The Uncounted : San Fernando Looks for Way to Include Its 'Hidden Population' in 1990 Census By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
Pairings of Convenience Help Seniors Ease Problems at Home By Lynn Steinberg, Times Staff Writer
Black Family Reunions
Three People 'Armed to the Teeth' Seized After Routine Traffic Stop By John H. Lee, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Results Aug. 5
'Tough Cop' Sweeps Police Games--on Junk Food By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Running Red Lights
Art Funding Controversy
North County
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
Body Identified as Canoga Park Woman
Soviets Face Up to an Inglorious War : Pretexts for Striking at Finland Evaporate, Clouding Empire By S. Frederick Starr, \o7 S. Frederick Starr is the president of Oberlin College in Ohio. \f7
Let the Arts Be Unfettered by Politics of the Moment By Max Benavidez and John Farrell, \f7 and \o7 John Farrell is a journalist, screenwriter and novelist. Max Benavidez is a writer and poet. They both serve on the board of PEN Center USA West.
Nissan Won This Round, but Now Must Deliver on Power-Sharing By Jan J. Sunoo, \f7 and \o7 Jan J. Sunoo is a mediator with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Los Angeles.
L.A. Slips Into the Mud of the Mainstream By Russell Jacoby, \o7 Russell Jacoby, author of the "The Last Intellectuals" (Basic Books, 1987), currently teaches at UC Riverside. \f7
An Effective Target
Santa Ana-Anaheim Area Ranks in Top 10 Most Livable Cities From Times News Services
County to Feel the Full Impact of Pacific Bell Strike Today By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Just a Paycheck : Students Can Pick Among Seasonal Jobs in Area With a 3% Unemployment Rate By Allison Samuels, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Coroners Identify Body as That of Missing Man
Fish-Spotting Plane Crashes Off Coast; Pilot Missing By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : Accidental Shooting Kills Man at Party
Bottle Collector Can't Get His Fill of Valuable Glass From the Past By Herbert J. Vida
Krishnas Protest Court Award to Ex-Member From a Times Staff Writer
Land Feud Drags On and On at Big A : Rams, Anaheim and Autry Have Spent 6 Years, $16 Million in the Courts By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
Faith Sustains Slain Woman's Husband; Hunt for Killer Slows By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer
Reporter's Notebook : Even a Violent Criminal Has an Introspective Side By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Home, Home on the Island : Buffaloes Thriving on Santa Catalina Under Watchful Eyes of Conservancy By Carol Mcgraw, Times Staff Writer
It Could Have Been Worse
Let the Art Buyer Beware
Disease Leaves a Mark of Desperation By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Gym Will Stay a Place for Hulks of Sterner Stuff By Anthony Perry
Judges Win Court Turf War : They Gain Control of Clerks, Vow to Improve System By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
They're Walkin' : Some Downtowners Like the Futuristic Passageways but Disillusioned Urban Planners Say L.A. May Get No More By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Homeowners Seek Outside Bradley Probe By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Gun Attack Kills Freeway Driver in Orange By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
The State
Fate of Human Eggs Becomes Divorce Issue From Associated Press
Dedicated Teachers Still Rallying Under Her Banner By Dave Johnson
FBI Experts Believe Videotape Showed Higgins From Associated Press
Pacific Bell Strike Delays Telephone Services in OC : Managers Doing Jobs of Workers By Thomas Becher, Times Staff Writer
Liverpool Dockworkers Decide to End Holdout From Associated Press
U.N. Official Sees New Hope on Hostages : Bush Reported 'Cautiously Optimistic' but Long Wait is Expected From Associated Press
All Airline Stocks Take Off After Davis Bids for United : Unwanted Offer Worth $4.3 Billion From Times Wire Services
Record Low Temperatures Snap Heat Wave Across Much of U.S. From Associated Press
Bush Pays Tribute to Col. Higgins : Tells War Dept. Salute He Was 'a Symbol of Courage' From Associated Press
Salvador Hardens Stance on Contras, Mires Summit From Associated Press
Walesa Wants Coalition Minus Communists From Reuters
Le Monde Founder Hubert Beuve-Mery Dies at Age 87 From Associated Press
NATION : Equal Opportunity Support Argued \o7 From Times wire services \f7
WORLD : Forget Freedom, Chinese Press Told \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NATION : Frozen Embryo Custody Trial Starts \o7 From Times wire services \f7
LOCAL : Tustin Man Charged in Auto Death \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
LOCAL : Another Inmate Escapes in Saugus \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
WORLD : Little Progress Reported as Talks on Nuclear Forces Take a Break \o7 From Times wire services \f7
WORLD : Honda to Defy Arabs, Sell in Israel \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NATION : Rep. Udall Marries Native of L.A. \o7 From Times wire services \f7
WORLD : N.Y.'s Angels Go \o7 en Garde \f7 in Increasingly Dangerous Paris Metro \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : U2 Guitarist Faces Drug Charges \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Farm Painted by Wyeth Being Sold \o7 From Times wire services \f7
WORLD : Hitler's $52,000 Piano Stolen \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NATION : Columbia Set for Tuesday Blastoff \o7 From Times wire services \f7
NATION : Stars Add Sparkle to Charity Sale \o7 From Times wire services \f7
The World
The World
The World
The State
The Nation : Urban League Declares War on Drugs
The World
The State : Lawyer Wants Client on Coke
The State
The World
The Nation
The World : Hurricane Rakes Bermuda
The State
The Nation
The World
The Nation
The State
The State
Iraq Orders Graves Built to Honor Ancient Rulers From Reuters
High Winds Lash Kentucky, N.Y. from United Press International
Plane Slams Into Ocean; Pilot Missing From United Press International
1 Dies in Rafting Accident From Associated Press
Feminists Take Abortion Fight to Mainstream By Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer
For Atlantic City, Casino Jackpot's Still a Long Shot By Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
Militants Offer Swap of Captives : Will Free Cicippio if Israel Releases Cleric, 450 Others By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
Making U.S. No. 1 Again by Remedying Ills at Home By Robert Shogan, Times Political Writer
Service Slowed by Phone Strike on Two Coasts By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer
NEWS ANALYSIS : Longing for Reagan : Israelis See Bush Shifting on Terrorism By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer
Staggering Costs : AIDS Care: Who'll Pick Up the Bill? By Victor F. Zonana, Times Staff Writer
Latin Presidents Agree on Disbanding Contras By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Privacy Right Emerges as Issue in Race for Governor By Philip Hager
Driver of Pickup Killed by Gunfire From Car on I-5 from United Press International
Legal Dispute Over Abortion May Hinge on Privacy Issue By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
2 Youths, Suspected in Killing of Boy, 9, Surrender to Police By John H. Lee and Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writers
From a HUD-Backed Loan: A Golf Course, Clubhouse By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer
Four Killed, 24 Hurt as Car Hits Tour Bus Head-On From United Press International
Prescriptions for an aged patient, the poison-damaged Treaty Oak, include both science, talismans. By J. Michael Kennedy, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Cuba Said to Seize Human Rights Critics By Don A. Schanche, Times Staff Writer
Storm Strikes Near Tokyo From Associated Press
New Bolivia Leader Offers Conservative Fiscal Plan By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer
Lange to Resign as Prime Minister of New Zealand From Reuters
50,000 Gather in Hiroshima to Remember 1st Atomic Attack From Associated Press
Solidarity Faction Elects Leadership Opposing Walesa Policies From United Press International
Swap Must Include 3 Israelis, Rabin Says : Defense Minister Rejects Any Hostage Deal That Omits Soldiers By Don Shannon, Times Staff Writer
Libya Not Amused by British Ridicule Over Bard From Associated Press
U.S. Envoy in Jordan for Peace Plan Talks From Reuters
Envoy Reports Soviet Moves to Aid Hostages From Times Wire Services
U.S. to Challenge Soviets on Nicaragua Arms By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer
Army Troops Back Up Firefighters at Idaho Blazes from United Press International
Pac Bell Managers Get Crash Course to Learn Jobs of Striking Operators By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
1 Killed, 2 Wounded in Gang Shootings
Impact of Mexican Fires From Associated Press
Counsel for Collections : Dennis Cohen's Clients Love Him: Dads May Not. He Thinks of Himself as Robin Hod. By Kathleen Doheny
Salman Rushdie's Life on the Run By Glenn Frankel, The Washington Post
SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Beneath the Yuppie Exterior Is a Man on a Legal Mission By Catherine M. Spearnak
Marine Strategy for Teaching War Goes by the Book By Gary Libman, Times Staff Writer
Despite the Risks, Office Romances Remain Attractive By Frances Grandy Taylor, The Hartford Courant
MOCA Friends, Supporters Paint the Town Red at Annual Splash By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Donning His Flak Jacket for Mail Call By Jack Smith
The Scene: Premiere of "sex, lies, and videotape," the... By Jeannine Stein
Book Review : Taking the News Industry in an Absurdly Comic Vein By Carolyn See
SPORTS
How 'Bout That Howell; He Gets 24th Save : Reliever Pitches Final Two Innings of 4-2 Win, and Ties Club Record By Bill Plaschke, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Angels Look and Feel Better After Win, 6-0 By John Weyler, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
RIDES TO RICHES : LeMond's Success Has Made Cycling More Marketable By Julie Cart, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Roberts' Running Mistake Costs Padres : Clark Shows His Anger After Key Play in 4-2 Loss to the Dodgers By Bob Nightengale, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Playing in Italy: It's Fantastico : Ferry Could Like It So Much That He'll Stay By William Drozdiak, \o7 Washington Post \f7
Graf Wins but It's Not Easy : Top-Ranked Player Comes Back to Beat Garrison in Final By Curt Holbreich, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Raider Stacey Toran, 27, Dies in Marina del Rey Automobile Accident By Mark Heisler, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Milers Steal Spotlight at UCLA : High Jump and Long Jump Records Remain Intact By Randy Harvey, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Former USC Coach Clark, 65, Dies : Apparent Heart Attack Takes Life of '57-'59 Football Coach By Elliott Almond, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Switzer Makes It Clear: He Wants to Be Coach at Professional Level By Greg Logan, \o7 Newsday \f7
With Lewis Missing, the Long Jump Show Belongs to Myricks By Mike Downey
SDSU Football Camp Opens
Tennis at San Diego : Graf Comes Back to Beat Garrison : She Wins Despite Trailing 4-2 in First Set and 4-1 in Second By Curt Holbreich, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Tennis at Manhattan Beach : Canadian Passes Qualifying Test : Hetherington, a Doubles Specialist, Takes the Hard Way By Thomas Bonk, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
California Games : Chaisongkran as Good as Gold : He Scores Two Goals to Lead Nomads to 3-1 Victory By John Geis
Golf Roundup : Mahaffey Gets First Win Since 1986 \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Racing at Del Mar : McCarron Rides Into Hall Through Winner's Circle By Dave Mckibben, \o7 Special to The Times \f7
Tennis Roundup : Gilbert Sweeps Past Pugh in Vermont \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Knee Surgery for Rams' Strickland By Chris Dufresne
Motor Racing Roundup : Phil Krueger Injured in Michigan 500 Crash \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Sotomayor Flies Low in High Jump : Cuban's 7-8 1/2 Still Enough for a Victory, Stadium Record By Andy Rivera, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
American Mark Allen came from behind in the final leg to...
Michela Figini of Switzerland, skiing on a hard-packed...
Is It True took the lead at the start, turned back a...
Rookie quarterback Rodney Peete of USC and veterans Rusty...
Names in the News
Names in the News
Olympic silver medalist Colin Jackson won the 110-meter...
A survey of 22 major college football programs in the...
Jorge Paez suffered the first knockdown of his career, but...
Surfing at Huntington Beach : Collins Says a New Attitude Helps Him Beat Curren By Mike Reilley, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Brister Signs Richest Contract in Steeler History
Borwick Beats Barlow in Final, 6-3, 6-4 Associated Press
Stobart Faces a Tough Task at Memphis State : Former USC Assistant Inherits Troubled Program, but Things Could Be Worse By Lonnie White, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Daniels, Hatcher Go on DL for 15 Days, Two Called Up By Bill Plaschke
Hagberg Was Also Victim of an Accident By Tom Lamarre
LeMond Is Fourth in Montreal Associated Press
Eagles Use Gizmo to Beat Browns in London \o7 Associated Press \f7
Stanford Wins National Title in Water Polo : Kemp Helps Blunt Malibu's Comeback With Key Saves in 9-8 Victory By Kim Q. Berkshire
Jordan Shines With 49 on 4th Night of Magic By Lonnie White, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Deion Sanders of the triple-A Columbus baseball team was...
Rams : Green Gets a Step on Competition With Strong Effort By Chris Dufresne, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Chili Davis Named Angel of the Week
Minor League Notebook / Elliott Teaford : Chance Meeting Buoys Friedman By Elliott Teaford
Molina Returns to Top Form With Triathlon Victory at San Clemente By Chris Foster, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Plumer Gets Personal Best but No Victory By Barbie Ludovise, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Sailing at Newport Beach : New Zealand Yacht Club Wins Governor's Cup By Shearlean Duke
Surfing at Huntington Beach : Collins Says a New Attitude Helps Him Defeat Curren for Title By Mike Reilley, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
He Got Point Across With His Bare Hand
Mets' Left Fielder Overcomes Slow Start : Big Mac Takes, and Gives, a Pounding From Associated Press
National League Roundup : Mets Sweep Back Into Race, 2-1, in 14 Innings By Dan Hafner
Watson Upbeat About 'Game of Failures' : 5-Time British Open Champ Looks to PGA for 1st Win in 5 Years From Associated Press
Mecir Thinking of Retirement, to Skip Prague From Associated Press
Toronto Edges Rangers 2-1, Reaches .500 for 8th Time From Associated Press
Orioles Appear to Be Losing Ben McDonald to an Invisible League From Associated Press
American League Roundup : Clemens' Troubles Continue, but Red Sox Win By Dan Hafner
ON THE SIDELINES : Dravecky to Rejoin Giants' Lineup \o7 From Times wire services \f7
ON THE SIDELINES : Snowfall Delays Ski Competition \o7 From Times wire services \f7
ON THE SIDELINES : Al Secord Returning to Blackhawks \o7 From Times wire services \f7
ON THE SIDELINES : Dorsett Recuperating From Surgery \o7 From Times wire services \f7
ON THE SIDELINES : Broncos' Castille Ends Holdout \o7 From Times wire services \f7
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