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What happened on August 08, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
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
Art 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
Cable TV Sticks to Its Battle Plan in War for Audiences By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer
The Fine Art of 'Papering the House' : Free Tickets Sometimes Offered When Performer Can't Fill the Venue By Paul Grein
Tracy Shaffer Avoids the Sentiment of a Sugary Role By Janice Arkatov
Legal File 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
Exit Lines 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
ART REVIEW : Photos in Platinum That Teach and Entertain By Marlena Donohue
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Cajun Fest: Microwave Jambalaya By --craig Lee
Music Reviews : John Williams Leads Boston Pops Esplanade at Bowl By --john Henken
Music Reviews : Three Michael Cave Works in Santa Monica By Gregg Wager
JAZZ REVIEW : KLON's Blue Note Celebration Has Its Share of Problems By Leonard Feather
Lancaster, Dance in 'Phantom' Miniseries
'Comrades' and 'Blow by Blow' in UCLA Karmitz Survey By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
MUSIC REVIEW : Mezzo Diane Elias in Hometown Newport Recital By Bruce Burroughs
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Belew, Straw--Different Styles, Distinctly Impressive By Jim Washburn
Hispanic Playwright Works Forged in Academe, Not the Inner City By Jan Herman
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Miller's Life Behind the 'Stretch Marks' By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
CLASSICAL MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : Pianist Bares All About All-Gershwin Pops Program By Kenneth Herman
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Two More Join the $100-Million Club By Daniel Cerone, \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
Tv & Video By 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, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
BUSINESS
Bugle Boy to Battle on New Fronts : The firm's founder overcame personal and business woes to build a top clothing firm. : Now his company aims for new markets. By Barry Stavro, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Transportation Issues Set Torrid Trading Pace; Dow Leaps 41.54 From Times Wire Services
Does Marvin Davis Really Want to Run United Airlines? By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
'Credential Teachers?'
Difference Between 'Us' and 'Them' Blurs in a Global Economy By Tom Redburn, Times Staff Writer
'Credential Teachers?'
Striking Pilots Opposed to Return to Work--Union From Reuters
Airline Finds a Friend: USAir Group Inc. has found an...
'Credential Teachers?'
Dataproducts to Sell Headquarters: The computer printer...
T-Bill Rates Climb: Interest rates on short-term Treasury...
MCI Accused of Illegal Pricing: American Telephone...
BankAmerica to Buy Oregon Bank: BankAmerica Corp. has...
Religion-Based Investment Scams Seen on the Rise By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
American Says Talks Held on Sabre Network : Airlines May Buy Stakes in Reservations System By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
SEC Charges 3 Involved in Levine Case By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer
Central Bank Forecasts 5.1% Growth for Japan United Press International
Hanson's $5.6-Billion Bid Is Accepted by Cons Gold From Reuters
First Interstate to Sell Leasing Finance Unit : ORIX, a Japanese Firm, Will Pay $190 Million By Jim Bates, Times Staff Writer
Telecommunications Firm to Move Unit From United Press International
Railroad Workers Ratify Pact With Santa Fe Coast Line From United Press International
U.S., Soviet Union Revive Grain Talks From Reuters
Sony Signals New Era With American Director : Naming of Schulhof Symbolizes More Responsive Attitude to Foreign Markets By Steven Mufson, The Washington Post
So-So Summer: O.C. Tourism Suffers Blahs By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Guidebooks Take Different Views on Good and Bad of Travel in O.C. By Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writer
Decoy Pact Awarded
Japan Looks to Speed Up Commuter Trains United Press International
PacifiCare Health Systems Inc. of Cypress reported that...
Science / Technology Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer
Malaysian Oil Find United Press International
Several County S&Ls Need Cash to Meet Rules of Bailout Bill By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Microsemi Corp., a Santa Ana semiconductor manufacturer...
SCIENCE / TECHNOLOGY : Newport Electronics Board Endorses Sensor Control's Merger Tender Offer Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer
Irvine Co. Details Plans for 3 Retail Projects in Spectrum By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Assets of Ailing Plexus Computer Are Sold From Associated Press
Former Manager Sues IBM for Racial Discrimination From Associated Press
Maker of Circuit Boards Plugs Back In By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor
S&L Rescue Bill Setbacks : Home Fed to Pursue Charter Status By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor
Ready to Tap Explosive Market By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer
Marvin Blecker has been named vice president of...
With the savings-and-loan rescue bill finally on its way...
Stephen F. Halsey has been appointed corporate counsel at...
Daniel W. Frankenstein has been named principal in the...
Charles C. Adolphe has joined the South Bay office of Daum...
Diodes Reports $3-Million Loss, 10% Drop in Sales
Terminal Data Corp. Reports 3rd-Quarter Loss
HemaCare Reports 72% Drop in Profit for Quarter
Zenith Insurance Reports Higher 2nd-Quarter Profit
3D Systems Shows Loss of $984,000 in 2nd Quarter
Flamemaster Reports 55% Drop in 3rd-Quarter Profit
Market Tunes In to Datron Despite Defense Cutbacks By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Valley-Area Bank Profits Rise, Outpacing S&Ls By John Medearis, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Tandon Loses $1.99 Million in Quarter, Blames Dollar
Sierracin to Sell Its Transflex Division
American Mobile Opens Door to Fleet-Call Merger
Vidcom Post Buys Land Near St. Augustine, Fla.
20th Century Delays Results of 2nd Quarter
P.M. BRIEFING : Sears to Fire 120 Catalogue Workers From Times wire services
'Bloom County' Creator to Write Boating Column From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Strict Terms on South African Debt From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : KAL to Pay Victims' Kin $195,000 From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Top U.S. Coffee Negotiator Ousted; Called 'Intransigent,' Outspoken From Times wire services
Frederick Wang Out as Labs' Top Officer : Son of Founder Resigns as Major Losses Hit Firm From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : 2 Traders Plead Guilty in Chicago From Times wire services
Hitachi Cancels Microchips Ad to Avoid Fanning U.S. Friction From Reuters
Hispanic TV Stations Sign With Nielsen By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Ampco Buys 6.6% in Midway Air From Times wire services
De Laurentiis Off AMEX
P.M. BRIEFING : Tokyo Boosts Global Economic Role From Times wire services
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Victim's Kin Not Allowed to Claim Body : Requirement for Parental Permission Upsets Relatives By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer
City OKs Restoration of Belmont Roller Coaster By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Picketers on the Line at Pacific Bell : Strike Delays Operator-Assistance Calls; Direct-Dial Network Unaffected By Thomas Becher, Times Staff Writer
An Opening in the Jail Jam : Expanded Vista Facility Begins Shakedown; Inmates Due Soon By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Trial Opens on Fullerton Bid to Oust Frat Houses By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Plan for New South Bay Plant Generates Anger By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside's Fledgling Task Force Has Proved a Catalyst in Getting Help to Homeless By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer
Van Carrying Preschoolers Rammed By Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writer
Abortion Foes Seek 'Necessity Defense' at Trial From United Press International
Ballot Proposals That City Ignored Return to Haunt It By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer
Rickey Ross Won't Appeal His Firing as Sheriff's Deputy By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Agency to Probe Mystery Cat Deaths
Concern Rises After 3rd Medfly Is Found
Pair Netted Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars : 2 Sentenced for Record, Tape and Video Scam By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Carlsbad Chiropractor Will Be Tried in Arson at Bonita Store
Santa Ana : Pickets Barred Outside Council Member Homes
Garden Grove : Identity of Apparent Hit-Run Victim Sought
Tustin : Tustin Man Arrested in Fatal Car Crash
Copter Plucks Navy Climber From Cliff in Daring Rescue By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer
A Little Taste of the Tropics Starts Southland's Week By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
California National Guard Wants to Expand Drug Interdiction Efforts By Igor Greenwald, Times Staff Writer
Pilot Flying Too Slowly, Friend Says : Fish-Spotting Plane Appeared to Stall, Then Plunged in Sea By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Jury Urges Death Penalty for Killer of Three Women By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Kraft's Murder Career 'Is a Mosaic of Depravity,' Prosecutor Tells Jury By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Man Is Stabbed to Death in North Park
Miramar College President Is Named By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer
Proposal for Wall Is Making Waves : Project at Lake Mission Viejo Would Spoil the View, Some Residents Claim By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer
6 North County Youngsters Held in Paperboy Burglaries By Charles Strouse, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Forest Wildfire Now Contained
Imperial Beach
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Vista
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La Mesa
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High-Tech Limits Clout of Telephone Strikers By Jonathan Weber, Times Staff Writer
2nd Inmate in Week Escapes From County Jail in Castaic By Philipp Gollner, Times Staff Writer
Old Courthouse Passes Asbestos Tests, Will Reopen Today By Amy Louise Kazmin, Times Staff Writer
Lockheed Says It Will Pay $52 Million for Water Cleanup : Deadline Passes in EPA Action Against 31 Firms By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Arson at Buddhist House Was Hate Crime, Report Says
Bandit Suspects' Deaths Ruled Self-Defense
Official and Mother Assail Soviet Effort to Combat AIDS From United Press International
Drug Suspect Eludes Pursuers by Parachuting from Associated Press
Preservationists Stage Mock Salute at Adobe
2 Groups Act to Block Renewal of Rockwell's Nuclear License By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Judge Backs Moorpark in School Land Dispute
Ex-Gibraltar Official Sentenced to 120 Days for Embezzlement
Hangar Fire Injures Mechanic, Destroys Plane By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
The House : Stealth Bomber
Major Step Toward Peace
A Penny-Wise Legacy
The Plot Thickens
A Superpower With No Helmsman : More Than a Leader, Japan Needs to Produce Leadership By Alan M. Webber, \o7 Alan M. Webber, managing editor of the Harvard Business Review, was recently in Japan as a U.S.-Japan Leadership Fellow\f7
Link Japanese, U.S. Resources to Aid Africa By Anne Dixon and John W. Sewell, \o7 John W. Sewell is president of the Overseas Development Council, a Washington-based research institute. Anne Dixon is a research assistant at the council. and \f7
Old Lies Subvert Nixon's Hold on History By Stanley I. Kutler, \o7 Stanley I. Kutler is a professor of history at the University Wisconsin. His book, "The Wars of Watergate: The Last Crisis of Richard Nixon,\f7 "\o7 will be published in 1990 by Knopf. \f7
Israel Asks for Trouble in Occupying Lebanon By James Zogby, \o7 James Zogby is president of Save Lebanon, a relief organization, and executive director of the Arab American Institute. and \f7
L.A. Wins Reprieve From State Order to Curb Use of Dump By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Tales of Horror Help Immigrant Pupils to Cope By Scott Harris, Times Staff Writer
Non-Union Teacher Fees Approved by School Board By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
Sources of Some of Bradley's Travel Funds Probed By Rich Connell and Glenn F. Bunting, Times Staff Writers
Abortion Foes Seek to Make Court Their Forum By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
We've had drive-in movies, drive-in churches, drive-up... By Carol Mcgraw, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
Jury Urges Death for Killer of 3 Women
"These people have arrest records from here to the end of...
Fire Damages 2 Buildings in L.A.
Loans to Meet Smog Rules Announced
Man Pleads Guilty in Obscenity Case
Changes Ordered in Anti-Noise Proposal
Billboard Makes Splash With Vandals By Frank Clifford, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Flash Fire in Hangar Burns Mechanic
Search Continues for Missing Plane
Man Slain, Girl, 3, Shot at Gas Station
Exit the Clowns, Crying By Al Martinez
Deed Clause Bars Popular African Festival By Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer
Condo Limbo : West Hollywood Law Limiting Apartment Conversions Upheld; Buyers of Units Left in a Legal Twilight Zone By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer
'American' Parts for Army Were Korean, Suit Alleges By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Ross Won't Contest Firing From Sheriff's Department By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer
Officer Used False Data for Warrant in Raid, LAPD Alleges By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer,
NEWS
TV Networks to Show Shuttle Liftoff
Ex-HUD Official Denies Personal Ties With Lyon By Nancy Wride and Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writers
Timetable Set for Contras' Demobilization By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Sees Lengthy Hostage Dealings : Intense Diplomatic Efforts Going On; FBI Concludes Marine's Death Likely By Robin Wright and David Lauter, Times Staff Writers
Beverly Hills Court : Don't Tell Them It's a Small Claim By David Ferrell, Times Staff Writer
Davis Offers $4 Billion for UAL; Bid War Seen : Stock Soars $46.25 in Wake of L.A. Billionaire Raider's Third Effort to Purchase an Airline By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
NEWS ANALYSIS : Hostage Drama Played Out on Media's Stage By Daniel Williams and Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writers
Computer-Driven Sales Pitches : Up to Their Ears in Junk, Phone and Fax Users Say By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer
Voyager 2 Aims to End Tour in Grand Fashion By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
President Salinas Given Credit : U.S., Mexico Basking in New Era of Warmer Ties By Marjorie Miller and Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writers
Bradley Traffic Plan Faces a Roadblock by Truckers By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer
The World
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The Nation
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The State : Hearing Plea on Insurance
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The State
The World : Solidarity Seeks Coalition
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The World
The Nation : Further Cuban Refugee Surge Expected
The State
Ravens Rap on a Window of Opportunity By Robert A. Jones
Water Exports Seen as Threat to Striped Bass By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
4th Suspect in Upland Boy's Murder Is Deputy's Son By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Phone Talks Still Hung Up in Strike's 2nd Day By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer
Judge OKs Genetic Fingerprinting Use By Denise Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Disbarred Over Impersonation : Court Rejects Pleas of Woman Who Took Exam for Her Husband By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
Columbia Ready for Launch, NASA Says From Associated Press
Mosbacher Puts Time Limit on Nets to Protect Turtles From Associated Press
Rep. Leland's Plane Missing in Ethiopia : 9 Americans on Aircraft, Which Failed to Land at Refugee Camp By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
In India, Tibetan Refugees Tell Tales of Torture and Chinese Oppression By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
10 Jailed in Tibet Riots From Times Wire Services
Shevardnadze Says Iran Supports Talks to End Afghan Conflict From Reuters
Kaifu to Become Next Prime Minister : Japan's Ruling Party Names a New Leader By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Ruling Party Elects Leader in New Zealand From Times Wire Services
Arafat's Faction Supports Plan for Palestinian State From Reuters
Battling for 'Right to Be Left Alone' By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer
Iran Reportedly Cracks Network of Spies Providing Data to CIA From Associated Press
States Alter Their Spending Policies, Focus on Prisons From The Washington Post
4 Major Firms Agree to Cut or End Release of Ozone-Depleting CFCs From The Washington Post
Van de Kamp Ploy on Crime Issue Charged By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Bush Signs $70-Billion Debt Ceiling Increase From Associated Press
Busy Highway to N.Y. Shut by Fire Damage From Associated Press
Custody of Stored Embryos Disputed in Divorce Trial From Associated Press
Economic Gap Between Races Put at 150 Years From The Washington Post
Jackson Has Big Lead in Atlanta Comeback Bid : Opponent, Also Black, Said to Use Racism in Mayoral Election Ads By Lee May, Times Staff Writer
Woman Named Top Cadet From United Press International
Car Hits Preschool Van; Boy, 7, Badly Hurt
Guardian Angels Scout Paris Metro for Possible Patrol From Associated Press
Roman Temple Uncovered From Reuters
Technology Limits Strikers' Clout By Jonathan Weber, Times Staff Writer
Phone Talks Still Hung Up in Second Day of Walkout By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer
The 'Human' Side of Bush Merits Respect of Scouts By Shirley Marlow
William Larkin, Writer for Hope, Nixon, Dead at 68
Kemp Vows to Rid HUD of 'GOP Influence Peddlers' : And 'Make It Work for Poor, Needy' By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Lomax Ending Atlanta Mayoral Bid From Times wire services
Columbia Blasts Into Orbit With Spy Satellite Aboard From Associated Press
LOCAL : Man Killed Driving Wrong Way on Santa Ana Freeway; Tourist Hurt \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7
WORLD : Higgins' Wife Believes He's Dead From Times wire services
1 Dead as 5.1 Quake Jolts Bay Area : Man, 19, Leaps to Death in Panic; Damage Minor From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Costa Mesa Arts Panel Advances \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7
NATION : Arizona Republic Publisher Resigns From Times wire services
LOCAL : Panorama City Man Shot From Car \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7
LOCAL : Distraught Sylmar Man Slays Self Despite Pleas of Police Officers \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7
WORLD : Mexico Reports Biggest Drug Bust \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7
WORLD : White House Turns Down Tehran's Swap-Hostages-for-Assets Feeler From Times wire services
U.S. Grand Jury Investigates Wright Book Deal; Texans Get Subpoenas From Associated Press
WORLD : Bonn Closes East Berlin Mission From Times wire services
WORLD : Germanys to Swap Art, Manuscripts From Times wire services
Bush Vows to Stop Decline of Inner Cities : 'Your Problems Are My Problems,' Rights Leaders Told From Associated Press
NATION : Man Shoots 360-Pound Daughter From Times wire services
8 Feared Dead as Blaze Guts Dilapidated Rooming House From Associated Press
WORLD : Carter to Monitor Nicaragua Voting From Reuters
NATION : Hail Breaks Up Colo. Prayer Service From Times wire services
WORLD : Sightseeing Plane With 10 Crashes in New Zealand; 4 Americans on It : 10 Die in New Zealand Plane Crash From Times wire services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Tammy in $1-Million Plea for Funds From Times wire services
American Wounded on Israeli Kibbutz : 'Deranged' Jordanian Soldier Slain After 4-Hour Hostage Ordeal From Times Wire Services
The World
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The State
China Orders U.S. Tourist to Leave From Times Wire Services
Walesa Urges 2 Parties to Join Solidarity in Coalition From Associated Press
Little Progress in Arms Talks, Both Sides Say From Reuters
100 E. Germans on Way to W. Germany From Reuters
Woman Abandoned at Church in Canada Is Identified as a Mental Patient From Oregon From Associated Press
Four Major Corporations Agree to Reduce or End Release of Ozone-Depleting CFCs By Kara Swisher, The Washington Post
Chinese Defector, Wife Leave Seoul for U.S. From Associated Press
Miners Torch Labor Office From Reuters
Personal Health : Anti-Glare Lens Coating Allows Eyeglass Wearers to See the Difference By Kathleen Doheny
Professor Digs Up Fresh Dirt on Mystery of the Colorado Cannibal By Tamara Jones, Times Staff Writer
Personal Health : Kids and Asthma : Often Undertreated, the Ailment Should Get Much More Aggressive Care, Experts Advise By Linda Roach Monroe, Times Staff Writer
New Fad Puts Thirst Things First By David Larsen, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Picking Their Brains About the Mysteries of the Mind By Lee Dembart
Birds, Bees, Technology and Red Satin By Jack Smith
SPORTS
Boxer to Fight in Montana Despite Past Eye Problems By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer
These Are All-Star Excuses By Mike Downey
Gibson Is Out for the Season; Surgery Planned By Steve Springer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Autopsy Confirms Toran Died From Injuries : Stunned Raiders Say That They Will Devote Season to Former Teammate By Mark Heisler, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Dodgers Can't Solve Glavine By Steve Springer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
RECOVERING A CAREER : After Facing Drug Addiction, Lonnie Smith Savors Brave World By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
McClure Is King of Couch : Reliever Takes It Easy, but Not on Hitters By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
Tennis at Manhattan Beach : McNeil Slide Goes From Bad to Worse, 7-6, 6-1 By Thomas Bonk, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Signing With Lakers, Divac Has Riley's Number By Andy Rivera, Times Staff Writer
BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY : A Year Later, Dark Fears of Night Baseball All but Forgotten by Wrigleyville Residents By Tracy Shryer, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Davis Escapes Serious Injury After Horse Breaks Down By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times
Rose's Lawyers Ask Delay in Any Disciplinary Action
Injuries continue to plague the Denver Broncos, who have...
A government prosecutor, saying an informant's life may...
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Curt Warner of the Seattle Seahawks underwent arthroscopic...
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An unidentified man attending Sunday night's Magic Johnson...
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Arbitrator Awards Dickerson $25,000, Drops Major Charges Against Agent By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Tracy Austin underwent surgery on her right knee at...
Several major English soccer clubs will be given $6.5...
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A hearing on two misdemeanor charges of assault in...
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Former USC Coach Left Lasting Impression on Those Who Knew Him By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer
Williams Unsure When or If He'll Rejoin Redskins By Jack Mann, Baltimore Evening Sun
Padres Shoot Down Astros, Climb to .500 By Scott Miller
The Orioles' Once-Shattered Faith Is Restored : Three Years After Start of Major Decline, Team's Back on the Rise By John Eisenberg, \o7 Baltimore Sun\f7
Jordan, Fellow NBA Stars Play Tonight in Sports Arena By Dave Mckibben
Chargers : Looking to Master Dog Days of Training Camp By Don Patterson
At Big Auctions, You Can Make Book on Lukas By Andrew Beyer, \o7 Washington Post\f7
3 San Diego Boys Win Tennis Openers
Legion Fate of Woodland Hills West Left in the Dark by Suspended Game By Brian Murphy, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
THE DIRTBAGS : When the Chargers Turned It Around Late in '88, Look Who Was Leading the Way By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
Cal State Fullerton Notebook / Robyn Norwood : Nevin Tells the Titans He Doesn't Bleed Dodger Blue By Robyn Norwood
Says Coach Ignored Him When Needed Most : Blind-Sided by Noll, Bradshaw Declares From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Golf Group to Seek Role in Olympics From Times wire services
ON THE SIDELINES : Gervin Faces Marijuana Count From Times wire services
ON THE SIDELINES : Rose Appeals Ruling Placing Suit Against Commissioner in U.S. Court From Times wire services
ON THE SIDELINES : Tyson Fined $300 for Speeding From Times wire services
IRS to Take $1.5-Million Bite of Duran From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : College to Honor Magic Johnson From Times wire services
N.Y. Yankees Manager Expects to Be Fired From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Foreman Pulls Out of Aug. 17 Bout From Times wire services
Ali Remembers the Colors, but Not 10-Year-Old Tyson
American League Roundup : Cadaret Throws 2-Hitter as Yankees Roll \o7 From Associated Press \f7
National League Roundup : Cubs Take First but Know It May Not Last \o7 From Associated Press \f7
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