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What happened on August 13, 1989
SPORTS
Southern California Yacht Clubs
SMU Football Afterlife Won't Be Heavenly on Field GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Patriots' Rock-Hard Undertaker Has Soft Side ALAN GREENBERG, The Hartford Courant
OPEN SEAS? : Yacht Clubs Argue That They're Not Just for Rich Men DAN LE BATARD, Times Staff Writer
Nomads Defeat San Francisco for WSL Title JOHN GEIS
A Terrifying Moment for Robbie Davis ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
COMMENTARY : Money for Nothing Is Young Athlete Slogan PHIL JACKMAN, The Baltimore Evening Sun
Golf / Shav Glick : 'Stars of Tomorrow' Come Out for Annual Mini-Tour Queen Mary Open Shav Glick
When ElRoy Face Went 18-1 ALAN ROBINSON, Associated Press
BEST FOOT FORWARD : Step by Step, Herazo of Sherman Oaks Gains Ground in Race-Walking Rankings BRENDAN HEALEY, Times Staff Writer
San Pedro Plays Alaska in Little League Tourney
Names in the News
Volleyball at Seal Beach : Smith and Stoklos Survive Preliminaries : Despite Being Slowed By Ankle Injury, Top-Seeded Players Advance DENNIS KAISER
Baseball Miscellany : Names And Numbers
Valenzuela of Old Leaves Giants Twisting in Wind, 5-1 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Veteran of Ring Returns to Beloved Boxing as Rookie Referee LARRYL LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Cubs Blow Past Phillies for 9-7 Win at Wrigley DAN HAFNER
Manhattan Beach Tennis Tournament : Sabatini Stays Around to Face Navratilova for Championship THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Cain Bogeys 18th, Falls Into Four-Way Tie Associated Press
New York Mets Finally Shift Into High Gear RONALD BLUM, Associated Press
Elway Plays Small Role as Broncos Beat Rams CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Learn Luginbill Won't Make It Easy JIM LINDGREN
Reseda Advances to Title Game
Top Two Seeded Players Beaten in Boys' 12 Semifinals RICK HAZELTINE
Dream Comes True at Memorial Stadium JOHN EISENBERG, The Baltimore Sun
Brisque Wins Escondido Handicap at Del Mar in His Second U.S. Start Associated Press
AFTER THE FALL : McEnroe Criticizes U.S. Effort in Davis Cup THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Manhattan Beach Tennis Tournament : Navratilova Is in the Final, Going for No. 6 From Times Wire Services
Delahoussaye's Ride Picture Perfect as Brisque Wins Escondido DAVE McKIBBEN
Baseball Notes : Viola Should Turn It Around TOM VERDUCCI, Newsday
Angels Can't Bounce Back Against Athletics : Oakland Takes 2-Game Lead With 8-3 Win Before 53,036 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : He Really Got a Feel for Course PHIL JACKMAN, The Baltimore Evening Sun
49ers Make Certain Nothing Goes Right for the Raiders, 37-7 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Sedgwick Returns a Winner : Former Saugus Regular Posts Narrow Victory in NASCAR Race VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Three-Hour Baseball Game Is Really Throwing Wait Around BILL GLAUBER, The Baltimore Sun
Del Mar to Honor Bill Shoemaker on Sept. 10
Book Takes Look at Lukas' Buying Power PAUL MORAN, Newsday
Baseball / Tim Brown : Toronto Farmhand Wapnick Rapidly Progressing to Dizzying Heights Tim Brown
Without His Best Pitch, Burns Still Keeps Angels Off Balance MIKE REILLEY, Times Staff Writer
New Attitude Puts Martinez in Elite Class JIM HENNEMAN, Baltimore Evening Sun
If Coaches Can't Be Straight Shooters, Maybe Players Can in Soccer Final RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Baseball / Bill Plaschke : McGriff Not a Household Name, but He Has Lots of Clout Bill Plaschke
American League Roundup : Orioles Blow 7-2 Lead, Lose to Red Sox in 13th; Lead Is 1 1/2 Games DAN HAFNER
Alabama Stakes at Saratoga : Open Mind Closes for 10th Win in Row BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : Betting Doesn't Help Sports -- High Schools or Professionals STEVE JACOBSON, Newsday
Tennis Roundup : Berger Upsets Edberg in U.S. Hardcourt Semifinal From Associated Press
Babbitt Hits Two Home Runs, Cardinals Win Series Opener
NFL Exhibition Roundup : Peete Not Enough for Lions From Associated Press
Padres Finally Get Hits but Not Enough to Overtake Braves BOB NIGHTENGALE, Times Staff Writer
Hey! Heads Up, You Angels! Don't Lose a Season in the Sun Mike Downey
DOUBLE PLAY : 2 Friends Make it to the Big Leagues Together : Layana's Persistence Paid Off With Move Up to the Yankees LARRYL LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
DOUBLE PLAY : 2 Friends Make it to the Big Leagues Together : 'Bad Trade' Gives Bean a Shot at the Majors With Dodgers ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Boxing Notes : Camacho Says He May Be Hanging Up His (Driving) Gloves WALLACE MATTHEWS, Newsday
Orioles Can't Blame Bad Luck If They Don't Sign McDonald MIKE LITTWIN, The Baltimore Sun
Softball Roundup : Batbusters Win Twice, Reach Semifinals
Surfing at Salt Creek State Beach : Parmenter Advances After a Brush With Interloper MARTIN BECK
Seahawks' Burse Fails Drug Test, Out 30 Days
Neil Drysdale: Light Touch and Heavy Hitter ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
IT'S MIDLAND MADNESS : Texas League Batters Discover a Windfall at Angels Stadium GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Chargers' Buczkowski: Is He Still the 'One'? CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Question Report That Divac Drafted by Army From Staff and Wire Reports
Bird's Salary Projected at $6 Million in '91-'92 Associated Press
Reid Stays in Eye of the Storm : Opens 3-Shot Lead Before Heavy Rain Halts Play in PGA BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Second Effort Was Worth It for One Disappointed Father
4 Friends Try Hogging Their Time on Line TOM FRIEND, The Washington Post
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The Mothers of East L.A. Transform Themselves and Their Neighborhood LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
'Till Death Do Us Part : A Wedding at a Cemetery Might Seem Macabre, but Forest Lawn's 2 Chapels Are Booked 6 Months Ahead LYNN STEINBERG, Times Staff Writer
Harbor City Youth Convicted in 1988 Drive-By Killing JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Junkyard Rules Aimed at Car Theft by Tow Truck : Police Want to Stop Sale of Stolen Autos for Scrap AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
Man Charged in Pacoima Slaying
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
' I've always gone backpacking or hiking all through school. I think the only difference is, I have diabetes.' Caroline Lemke, Times Staff Writer
Trail Advocates Pushing to Get Plan Back on Track ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Norway Oil Slick Begins to Break Up From Reuters
Lottery Results Aug. 12
Keep Police From Doing the INS's Job
Events in the news this week
Squeeze on Family Planning Clinics May Devastate Poor CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa Alien Vote Invites Discrimination
With Song in His Heart, He's Given Probation From Associated Press
The Better Mousetrap : For Fallbrook Inventor, Life's a Brain Tease TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week
Events in the news this week
Bradley Records: His Private Ritual Now a Public Issue RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Congressman's Airport Site Stance
A Comment on Dornan's Commentary
Heart of the Matter
Down With Copters
Development in the Foothill-Trabuco Area
Return the Tax
Heart of the Matter
Throw Book at Them
Inevitable Process
Lyon's Dealing With HUD on Ranch Project
Designating Lanes According to Status
Development in the Foothill-Trabuco Area
Lyon's Dealing With HUD on Ranch Project
Man Dies After Pickup Truck Rolls Over Him
Mobil's Plans for Picnic at Refinery
Agoura Hills Firm to Bid for Todd Shipyards in San Pedro
Drive-By Shooting Wounds Sleeping Santa Ana Teen
3 Supporters of Split School District Seek Seats on Board TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Development in the Foothill-Trabuco Area
Man Who Died in Custody Identified
A Comment on Dornan's Commentary
Lyon's Dealing With HUD on Ranch Project
Conflict of Principals : Pressure Mounting to Abandon Practice of Transferring Problem Academics DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Don't Get Mad, Get Litigious, King of Small Claims Believes AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
27 Register for Races in 4 Cities; Filing Extended for Some Offices BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Water Still Seems to Be Everywhere but in Reservoir ALLISON SAMUELS, Times Staff Writer
R.H. Estates Will Extend Ban on Heavy Trucks GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
A Comment on Dornan's Commentary
Lawyer Aims to Make Trial a Forum on God, Abortion TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
GOP Conference Debates Influence of Religious Right MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Probe Finds No Sleeping on Job at Mobil Plant GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Four Die in Fiery Auto Crash; Suspected Drunk Driver Held TRACY WOOD and DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writers
Clues Sought in Gunshot Victim's Death
An important link between Torrance past and present finally gets the recognition it deserves. James Rainey
The Life Styles of Homosexuals
Broken Promises
Illegal Aliens
Positive Picture
Trails and Errors
Use of Killer's Body Organs Rejected RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Canyon Crash Leaves 2 Dead, 4 Hurt CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Scalebroom MAYERENE BARKER
Mourners of Girl Hear Call for Fight on Gang Violence ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Parole Agent Held After Standoff in Mother's Shooting GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Child's Rights Need Respect Too AMY STARK, Amy Stark is a clinical psychologist in Tustin.
Saving Trees While Improving Sidewalks
Abortion Protests Held at 9 Clinics; No Arrests VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Ranch Hands : Corporations' Donations Make Expansion Possible for Anaheim Hills Home for Abused Children TED JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
In a Word, He's Sorry : Editor Blames 'Ignorance' for Stinging Commentary on San Pedro Project Tenants SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Tide's Ebbing for Victims of Ocean Who Seek Redress : Beach Liability Suits Being Settled in Favor of Cities ALAN ABRAHAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Placentia--Ever the Hotbed of Sports ELLIOTT A. ALMOND, Elliott A. Almond is a Times staff writer.
Hicks' District Attorney Role Changed as County Changed JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Noise From Military Helicopters Above Laguna Beach
MAGAZINE
FOOD : Cool Food : Room-Temperature Dishes Capture Natural Untamed Tastes and Textures RUSS PARSONS, Russ Parsons is food editor of the Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Around Home : Merry-Go-Rounds KAY DIEHL
Around Home : Fires on the Beach JANEY MILSTEAD
RISKY BUSINESS? : The Increasing Rate of In-office Surgery Prompts a Need for Closer Controls PADDY CALISTRO
Elvis
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Campus-Speak : The Thirst for Knowledge Is Not the Inspiration for College Slang JACK SMITH
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Cheers : 8 Vintages Later, Opus One Is About to Get Its Own Winery ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
Five Summer Stories
Five Summer Stories
Around Home : Making Potpourri JUDITH SIMS
Around Home : Native American Beadwork SAM BURCHELL
Around Home : Buying Hardwood MARTIN ZIMMERMAN
Around Home : Old Stoves LOIS GIBSON
Around Home : The Plia Chair DAVID LASKER
THEIR WAY : By Themselves, Kids Pick Fashions That Are Colorful, Comfortable and Fun BARBARA FOLEY, Barbara Foley is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer
Field of Dreams : In the California League, It Isn't Whether You Win or Lose. It's Whether You Get the Call. KEVIN RODERICK, Kevin Roderick is a Times staff writer
Justice Prevails : Cruz Reynoso Was Swept Off the State Supreme Court With Rose Bird, but Now He's Found New Causes and a New Career PHILIP HAGER, Philip Hager is a Times staff writer.
OPINION
A Continental Shift : Latin Americans Convert from Catholicism to a More Private Protestant Belief Richard Rodriguez, Richard Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is also an editor for Pacific News Service
UC Tenure: a Forest of Deadwood Jack Miles, Jack Miles, a former professor, is The Times' book editor
. . . Wish You Were Here
A Symbolic Thunderhead
Riptides of Reform
You'll Lose a Bundle Selling America's Economy Short JOHN H. MAKIN, John H. Makin is the director of fiscal-policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington
'Political'
Quayle Lobbying
'A Priest on Abortion'
Senate Panel Rejects Lucas
'A Priest on Abortion'
'A Priest on Abortion'
Senate Panel Rejects Lucas
'A Priest on Abortion'
'A Priest on Abortion'
The Tough Approach to Countering Terror Robert H. Kupperman and Jeff Kamen, Robert H. Kupperman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and Jeff Kamen of Independent Network News television are co-authors of "Final Warning: Averting Disaster in the New Age of Terrorism," to be published at the end of September by Doubleday
Glasnost Amplifying Cries for Independence Andrew Nagorski, Andrew Nagorski is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Racial Segregation Itself Remains a Corrosive Force : Blacks Held Back by Isolation Within Cities DOUGLAS S. MASSEY, Douglas S. Massey is professor of sociology at the University of Chicago and director of its Population Research Center
Mirror Images: Canadians See Us, We See Ourselves Donella H. Meadows, Donella H. Meadows is an adjunct professor of environmental and policy studies at Dartmouth College
Watergate Then and Now: How Quickly They Forget David R. Gergen, David R. Gergen, editor at large for U.S. News & World Report, led President Richard Nixon's speech writers in 1973-74
A-Bombing Japan: Army Wanted to Use Batches of Nukes on Military Targets Barton J. Bernstein, Barton J. Bernstein is a professor of history at Stanford
Contras Keeping Eyes on Freedom XAVIER ARGUELLO, Xavier Arguello served as general secretary of the Nicaraguan Ministry of Culture and editor of the official cultural magazine, Nicarahuac, from 1979 until 1984. He now lives in Miami and edits the quarterly journal Resistencia
Rape Is All Too Thinkable for Quite the Normal Sort of Man NEAL KING and MARTHA McCAUGHEY, Neal King and Martha McCaughey are graduate students in the doctoral program in sociology at UC Santa Barbara
Despite Tea Parties at the Top, South African Apartheid Prevails Charlene Smith, Charlene Smith is a South African journalist
Senate Panel Rejects Lucas
'A Priest on Abortion'
NEWS
Mazel Tov! : Arrival of 26-Year-Old Female Rabbi Revives Troubled Conservative Synagogue MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
ABC Schools Weigh Dress Code to Halt Gang 'Intimidation' LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Pesticide Poisonings Cited by Toxicologists : 'Lawn-Care Syndrome' Blamed for Bird Deaths CLAUDIA LEVY, The Washington Post
A Radical Move : Margery Tabankin Has Fled the Center of Power for the Center of Status, but Without Missing an Activist Beat NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
Bangkok's Slums Harboring Hopes as Well as Squalor, Violence, Despair DENIS D. GRAY, Associated Press
Shot by Another Police Officer : Disabled Ex-Bell Gardens Detective Wins Suit ANNETTE KONDO, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Quits Whittier College After Tenure Is Denied MICHELE FUETSCH, Times Staff Writer
The State
Wholesale Prices Drop, Car Sales Rally : Fears of Recession Ease as Economy Keeps Expanding TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Canadian Who Lost Abortion Case Loses His Job at Car Dealership From Associated Press
The Nation
The House
The Nation
Ship's Dangerous Cargo From Reuters
The Nation
The World
Ballots Cast to See Who Will Replace Wright From Associated Press
Washed Up Issue? : Toxics Cleanup Fading as State Officials Turn Attention Elsewhere PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Long View on Environmental Politics JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU
The State
Salonen Chosen Music Director of Philharmonic MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Polish Premier Wants to See Walesa on Standoff From Associated Press
Q&A : To the Letter: Sending Proper Invitations JEANNINE STEIN
Assessor to Speak on Tax Initiative
The Nation
The World
The World
The World
The World
U.S. to Meet With PLO to Clarify Statement by Fatah From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation
Walking Can Help Keep Dieters on Right Track DR. NEIL SOLOMON
The State
The House : Congress' Budget
Panama Accuses U.S. of Threats, Treaty Violations from Associated Press
The House
The House
The World
Senator Warns China of Stronger Curbs From Associated Press
The Nation : Anti-Drug Crusader Eulogized at Mass
Dolphin Slaughter
It was pleasant to see "When We Were Young." As an extra...
Gored by Vidal
I want to thank NBC for introducing a brilliant but simple...
Weighing Estrogen Replacement, Cancer Risk
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Weighing Estrogen Replacement, Cancer Risk
Weighing Estrogen Replacement, Cancer Risk
Weighing Estrogen Replacement, Cancer Risk
I am not going to watch anymore TV programs with laugh...
Time to Wake Up
The World
The World
Two Candidates Face Runoff to Replace Wright From Associated Press
Danube 'Blues' Alter Politics for Hungarians DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
County Hopes to Finish Work on New Courthouse Within Several Weeks RICK HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Postman Admits Delivering Cocaine Associated Press
African Nationalist Tambo Said to Have Stroke From Reuters
Fine Wine : 40 Experts From Around the World Put California's Best to the Taste Test BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Eastern Airlines Strikers Start 'Moving Picket Line' From Associated Press
Exiled Chinese Dissidents Seek Support in L.A. ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
British Boy's School Says It's too Macho for Girls, Scraps Coeducation Program Reuters
Retiree Triumphs in 7-Year Battle Against Bureaucracy to Change Mideast Maps JIM ANDERSON, United Press International
Airing a Grievance Over Airline Policy Roger Simon
Breathing Easy : Pomona Hospital Teaches Lung Patients How to Cope With Life in the Smog Zone EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Doctors' Lab Investments Are a Bitter Pill for Some DANIEL Q. HANEY and FRED BAYLES, Associated Press
Labs Can Detect Content, Country of Origin : Customs Service Keeps Imports Honest MICHAEL SPECTER, The Washington Post
Project in Walnut Hits Opposition : Homeowners Cool to Developer's Plan IRENE CHANG, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Hospital Unit Eases Turmoil for Elderly With Dementia PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Arab Girl, 3, Killed by Stray Army Bullet in Gaza Clash From Times Wire Services
Covina OKs Face Lift for Shopping District ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
Homeowners Want to Jilt Pomona, Join Chino Hills IRENE CHANG, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
300 Mourn Anti-Drug Crusader From United Press International
Citizen Patrols Take Aim at Drugs, Gangs CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
The State : S.F. Towers Are Evacuated
Mississippi Town's Whites Rebel at Minority Status MARK SEGHERS, Associated Press
Still Swingin' After All These Years DICK RORABACK
Brought to Her Knees--Temporarily Zan Thompson
College Students Must Work Before Graduate School, China Decrees From Associated Press
Stress Is Peaking for High-Tech Workers in the Silicon Valley JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Focus Turns to Engine Design for Air Safety WILLIAM C. REMPEL and PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writers
Black Views Collide : Can a New South Do Him Justice? BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Nasty Weather and Rough Terrain Add to Difficulties of Searchers in Ethiopia MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Autopsy on Post Office Killer Set RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Aliens at Home, German Townsfolk Endure Life Surrounded by Swiss MARK HEINRICH, Reuters
Tension Heightened Over Protestants' Parade : IRA Bombing Precedes Ulster March From Associated Press
Spate of Killings Jolts Victorious Salvador Right MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Chores First, Then a Commute : Many Rural Women Take Jobs Off the Farm to Help Maintain Homes TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press
Continues Anti-Drug Fight, Is Writing a Book : Nancy Reagan Just Says No to Idleness PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Catholic Shelters Provide Help for the Homeless, Malnourished : Addicted Street Children Pay Price for Bolivia's Drug-Based Prosperity PETER McFARREN, Associated Press
Volunteers Help Students Set Goals : Mentors Encourage, Advise Inner-City Youth PATRICE GAINES-CARTER, The Washington Post
The World
The Nation : Obscure Firm Reaped Huge HUD Fees
Long Beach Museum of Art Presents 2 Unusual Exhibitions
Japanese Students in Small-Town U.S.A. BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
Freezing Traffickers' Finances : Hong Kong Wields New Anti-Drug Law B.Y. WONG, Reuters
L.A. County Overpaid $121 Million in Welfare : Error Rate for Misspent Aid Is on the Rise; Other Beneficiaries Shortchanged $25.4 Million LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Swedes Charge 3 in Plot to Kidnap Businessman's Son From Reuters
The World : 13 Die as Balloon Crashes
Invention Was His True Calling LARRY PRYOR
Shells Rain on Beirut for 3rd Day : Bombardment Is Worst in 5 Months in Lebanon Capital NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Mother Accused of Slaying in Latest of Children's Deaths Associated Press
Blobs Familiar to Love Canal Survivor : Mobile Home Park Oozing Toxic Waste DARREN DOPP, Associated Press
Farmers Create Vacuum in a War Against Harmful Insects : Devices Lift Bugs Off Crops, Reduce Need for Chemicals From Associated Press
Daughter of Lawyers Wed Rancher, New Way of Life TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press
Ireland's West Awakens, Fights Back as Changes Threaten Its Way of Life DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
BURIED TREASURE : A Legal Battle Soils the Splendor of Subterranean Gardens MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Repairs to Aqueduct Hastened : Break in Weather Enables Workers to Fix Storm Damage SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
More Troops and Planes Sent to Ethiopia : U.S. Increases Leland Search Force MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
From $10 a Week to Station Owner : Radio Entrepreneur Sets High Standard ARTHUR H. ROTSTEIN, Associated Press
Legal Tide Has Changed for Ocean Injuries ALAN ABRAHAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Reports of Asians Preying on Asians Rising Sharply ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Polo Party a Heavenly Attraction MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Baldwin Park Police Seek Public Support Over Pact
No-Name Park : Long Beach's Roots, Problems Share Green Strip TED JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Renters Face Sharp Rise in Evictions JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Kilauea: Going With the Flow Alice Kahn
W. Hollywood's Rent Control Law
'NRA Front Group' Pushes Recall
Activist Calls W. Hollywood Effort to Recruit Gay Deputies a Failure RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
As Old Industries Ebb, San Pedro Hopes Tourists Turn the Tide SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
In the Eye of the Storm : Inside the North Carolina arts foundation that's under fire for sponsoring a tour of 'offensive' artworks ALLAN PARACHINI
Galway Awaiting News on Stolen Flutes DANIEL CARIAGA
Getting Close to 'Distant Voices' : Liverpudlian Davies put a lot of his working-class upbringing into the film MICHAEL WILMINGTON
The Continuing Saga of the Odyssey : After an eviction, Ron Sossi's group builds a new theater on a shoestring and hopes to build its audiences JANICE ARKATOV
Behind Apple Cheeks Is 'Mr. Relentless' : John Anello Jr. Pushes Hard to Make County's Only Full-Service Jazz Label a Success DON HECKMAN
How 'Casualties of War' Survived : Dawn Steel walked the point and kept the project alive for Columbia Pictures and Brian DePalma PAUL ROSENFIELD
A Cexton Sampler DON HECKMAN
Weighty Matter Pat H. Broeske \f7
Mel to the Rescue! Pat H. Broeske \f7
Holy Culture Shock! Leonard Klady\f7 in Hong Kong \f7
News Notes: Paul Grein
Horse Trading Stacy Jenel Smith \f7
BABYFACE "Tender Lover." Solar ***: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) to five(a classic) stars CONNIE JOHNSON
Nursery Crimes Pat H. Broeske \f7
Back In Action Ii: Paul Grein
Films now going into production: David Pecchia \f7
Back In Action: Paul Grein
Musicians of Old Did It Their Way--the Hard Way : Who Knows, Bach Might Have Amounted to Something Really Big if He'd Had Access to 20th-Century Technology RANDY LEWIS
Doing Flip-Flops Over the Loews Wine List DAN BERGER
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE "In Step." Epic ***: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) to five(a classic) stars RANDY LEWIS
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
Beer and Concerts
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
The Dispute on Veal
For Some, 'Parenthood' Is No Laughing Matter
Pay-Per-View Interests Focus on 'Tommy' JEFF KAYE
Mr. Murphy Make$ Mu$ic : Stevie Ray Vaughn takes steps; plus Babyface, the B-52s : EDDIE MURPHY "So Happy." Columbia ** 1/2: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) to five(a classic) stars DON WALLER
The Dispute on Veal
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
THE B-52'S "Cosmic Thing." Warner Bros. ***: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) tofive(a classic) stars KRISTINE McKENNA
YOUSSOU N'DOUR. "The Lion." Virgin **:Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) to five(a classic) stars DON SNOWDEN
Gift of Yavno Photographs Expands MOCA Collection NICOLE ATKINSON
Broken Bond? Pat H. Broeske \f7
The Dispute on Veal
Monty Alexander's Life on the Run LEONARD FEATHER
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
For Some, 'Parenthood' Is No Laughing Matter
Beer and Concerts
For Some, 'Parenthood' Is No Laughing Matter
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
Tracking the Monster Within : 20 years with the eclectic savant of the L.A. stage DAN SULLIVAN
Yet It's Still THE KIROV MARTIN BERNHEIMER
Shakespeare Surprise at the Strand JANICE ARKATOV
Pick-and-Pay Pleasure : Pay-per-view channels, still waiting to become next big time, say the future is . . . well . . . soon JEFF KAYE
Cajun: The Apple of His Eye in New York COLMAN ANDREWS
Wallowing . . . Paul Grein \f7
Walk of Fame's Rejection of Gaye Fuels Controversy PAUL GREIN
For Some, 'Parenthood' Is No Laughing Matter
Osso Buco : Who would have thought that this would turn out to be one of the trendiest dishes of the '80s? Kathie Jenkins \f7
The Queen of Nostalgia Gets Real : 10,000 Maniacs' Natalie Merchant puts focus on the here and now RICHARD CROMELIN
From Mean Streets to Stage Center : Youth in Venice's Oakwood ghetto base productions of the Pearl White Theatre on their own experiences RICHARD STAYTON
One Man's Fusion of the Bible and Rap : Verses from 'Why Is That?' send a message of pride to blacks STEVE HOCHMAN
BORIS GREBENSHIKOV "Radio Silence." Columbia ***: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) to five(a classic) stars STEVE HOCHMAN
Loews Riva: 1 Rm., Ocn. Vu : But what you see (and it's not much of a view) is all you get. RUTH REICHL
The Legacy of Timur the Great : LACMA's remarkable exhibition testifies to the urbane refinement of art under the conqueror Tamerlane WILLIAM WILSON
Director Hopes 'Annie' Will Inject New Life Into New Deal Theater LYNNE HEFFLEY
John and Taupin's Playback Session : Songwriting duo strolls through its song catalogue ROBERT HILBURN
RICKY SKAGGS. "Kentucky Thunder." Epic. ** 1/2: Albums are rated on a scale of one(poor) tofive(a classic) stars RANDY LEWIS
Tracing the Up and Downs of John Travolta's Career
Music From the French Revolution HERBERT GLASS
Beer and Concerts
Beer and Concerts
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INVERSIONS by Scott Kim Freeman: $11.95 CHARLES SOLOMON
Fiction
SOCIALISM: PRESENT & FUTURE by Michael Harrington (Arcade Publishing: $19.95; 320 pp.) Walter Russell Mead
VIDEO NIGHT IN KATHMANDU And Other Reports From the Not-So-Far East by Pico Iyer Vintage: $9.95 CHARLES SOLOMON
Just Say 'Yes'?
Just Say 'Yes'?
Southern Baroque : CALL AND RESPONSE by T.R. Pearson (Simon & Schuster: $19.95; 361 pp.) Rita Mae Brown, Brown is the author of a number of novels, including "Southern Discomfort" (Bantam). and
Poetry As Performance
Insect Epiphanies : STILL LIFE WITH INSECTS by Brian Kiteley (Ticknor & Fields/ Houghton Mifflin: $15.95; 140 pp.; 0-89919-898-8) William Packard, Packard is the editor of the New York Quarterly. His most recent book is "Evangelism in America: From Tents to TV" (Paragon House). and
Just Say 'Yes'?
Saw I Never The Righteous Forsaken
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT LOVE by Raymond Carver Vintage: $6.95 CHARLES SOLOMON
FARAWAY PLACES by Tom Spanbauer Plume: $6.95 CHARLES SOLOMON
Poetry As Performance
WHITE BOY RUNNING by Christopher Hope Anchor: $8.95 CHARLES SOLOMON
THE BODY'S MEMORY by Jean Stewart (St. Martin's Press: $16.95; 272pp.) Judith Freeman
MAGDALENA & BALTHASAR by Steven Ozment Yale University Press: $9.95, illustrated CHARLES SOLOMON
Making It in Literary Moscow BETTYANN KEVLES, Kevles is a Los Angeles writer
A Conversation With Solzhenitsyn
ISTANBUL INTRIGUES A True-Life Casablanca by Barry Rubin (McGraw Hill: $18.95; 301 pp.) SONJA BOLLE
POLITICAL PARTIES AND ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES by Jose Marti edited by Philip S. Foner translated by Elinor Randall (Temple University Press: $24.95; 149 pp.) SONJA BOLLE
The Soviet Union Is No Joke : SAY CHEESE! by Vassily Aksyonov translated by Antonina W. Bouis (Random House: $19.95; 404 pp.; 0-394-54363-7) Zinovy Zinik, Zinik's recent novel, "The Mushroom-Picker," was published this year by St. Martin's Press. and
Anglo-American Disch : YES, LET'S New and Selected Poems by Tom Disch (The Johns Hopkins University Press: $16.95, cloth; $8.95, paper; 112 pp.) Ian Gregson, Gregson will be a visiting professor in the English department at Cal State Long Beach in the fall semester. and
I BECOME PART OF IT Sacred Dimensions of Native American Life edited by D. M. Dooling and Paul Jordan-Smith (Parabola Books: $14.95; 291 pp.) SONJA BOLLE
The Russia That Might Have Been : AUGUST 1914 The Red Wheel / Knot I by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn translated by H.T. Willets (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $50, cloth; $19.95, paper; 846 pp.; 0-374-10683-5) Maura Reynolds, Reynolds is a graduate student in Soviet affairs at Columbia University's W. Averell Harriman Institute for Advanced Study of the Soviet Union. This summer she is working as an intern on The Times' editorial pages. and
The Soviet Union Is No Joke : SOVIET HUMOUR The Best of Krokodil by the editors of Krokodil magazine (Andrews & McMeel: $12.95 paper; 192 pp.) Dubravka Ugresic, Ugresic is a Yugoslav writer and critic. and
BUSINESS
Controversy Dogs Tustin Firm's Lasers LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fed May Have Moved Too Slowly Irwin L. Kellner, IRWIN L. KELLNER is chief economist at Manufacturers Hanover in New York
Say It Ain't So, Boyd
Other Unions Involved
Shop Story Hours Bring Happy Endings NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
Column on Smart & Final Ignored Company's Side
Managers May Help Cure High Medical Costs LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
VIEWPOINTS : MAKING A CASE FOR UNIONS : Is organized labor still a vital force in America's economic and political life?
Debate Rages Over the Long Arm of RICO SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
STORYBOOK TALE : Sales of children's books are growing faster than any other category as baby boomers introduce their youngsters to the wonders of reading. NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Travel Is Road to Fast Growth in the 1990s JAMES FLANIGAN
REAL ESTATE
Slipshod Fixer-Uppers
Home, Garden Show to Feature 900 Exhibits
Los Angeles County
Sunday Reading
Old Pasadena Project Is Dogged by Profit vs. Preservation Battle MORRIS NEWMAN, Newman is a Los Angeles-based free-lance writer. and
More on Kangaroo Rats
Dolars Spent Per Year On Gardening
Lower Interest Rates Should Make Homes Affordable to More Buyers ROBERT J. BRUSS
Plan for Watts Future
The Art of Starting Vegetable Crop From Seeds : Proper planting and storage of packets is often overlooked by gardeners. BILL SIDNAM
Freeway: Link to Community Disaster SAM HALL KAPLAN
Lawyers' Probate Fees
Business Follows New Residences : Temecula/Rancho California commercial, industrial area grows along with homes. JEANNE BOYER, Jeanne Boyer is a Riverside free-lance writer.
Landlord's Way
Beverly Hills' New Principal Resident RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
By Whatever Name, Its Popularity Grows : New residents flock to a place known as Rancho California, or is it Temecula? JEANNE BOYER, Jeanne Boyer is a Riverside free-lance writer.
Gardening : The Timing Is Perfect for the Seeds of August : Warm, often humid weather helps the early sprouting of many plants and some trees. ROBERT SMAUS, Times Garden Editor
How to Determine the Income of Apartments ROBERT J. BRUSS
Let the Sunshine Do the Cooking in Summertime JAMES DULLEY
THE ONE HOUR PROJECT : Accessories Give Bathroom a Tailored Look : Wall-mounted items such as towel racks and soap dishes are easy to install. A. J. HAND, Distributed by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
Two Move-Up Projects in Riverside
Home Improvement : Home Improvements Pay Even Before Resale ANDY LANG, Associated Press
Gardening : Branch Out by Bringing Trees Into Your Home : Many varieties will thrive inside; some preferring sun and others, shade. JOEL RAPP
When a House Has a Major Defect : States, realty boards can help home buyers facing undisclosed, hidden problems. ELLEN L. JAMES
California Bungalow: A Barn Made Grand LEON WHITESON, Whiteson is a Los Angeles free-lancer who writes on architectural topics.
GRAND OPENING : Loma Linda Village Borders Two Cities
Putting French Accent on Home Decoration : Tall armoires, whitewashed walls, terra-cotta floors part of the country style. BARBARA MAYER, Associated Press
Construction Under Way on Getty Center
TRAVEL
Maui Misfortune
Sensational Center
Reservations Wise
Canada Boasts World's Biggest Mall JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
There's Still No Substitute for a Good Attitude in the Air PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer .
Choose Tour Operators With Lots of Caution JACK ADLER, Adler is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
A Picnic Adds Taste to Visual Feasts JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Chugging Along on the Old Patagonian Express KARL ZIMMERMAN, Zimmerman is a free-lance writer living in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y
Passport to Safety
Visitors Get a Frozen Reception Here FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Remote Wolf Point Ranches Try to Snare Visitors STEVE COHEN, Cohen is a free-lance writer living in Durango, Colo
Roaming Romania
Strolling Beach Boardwalk in Scenic Santa Cruz MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are Laguna Beach free-lance writers/photographers and authors of the updated "Away for the Weekend."
Unlocking Gateway to Sahara BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Flying to Barren Birdsville for a Day at the Races MARTI GERDES, Gerdes is a free-lance writer living in Portland, Ore
Stone Castle of Chillon Imprisons Dark Memories WILLIAM C. BRISICK, Brisick is a free-lance writer living in Westlake Village .
Transportation Cards for Austria and Greece JACK ADLER
Camping out on a 1,170-mile odyssey from Sequoia National Park to Majestic Yosemite and Santa Barbara ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Toying With Christmas in Villages of Bavaria BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
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