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What happened on August 21, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
MUSIC REVIEW : SummerFest '89 Opens on Strong Note By Kenneth Herman
DEEJAYS : S.D. Deejays Provide a Friend in Wee Hours By Kevin Brass
Newborn By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : On the Face of It, Court Rule Seems a Silly One By Kevin Brass
TV REVIEW : PBS Profile Makes a Case for Neil Simon, Seriously By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
Exit Lines By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Legal File By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
First Off . . . By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
BALLET REVIEW : 'Sleeping Beauty' Dozes By Martin Bernheimer, Times Music/Dance Critic
POP MUSIC REVIEW : '20 Years After': Weak Woodstock Vibes By Chris Willman
STAGE REVIEW : 'Heathen Valley's' True Tale of Aspiring Angels By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
MOVIE REVIEW : A Runyon for the Money in 'Let It Ride' By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Pop Music Reviews : An Anti-Violent Rap Message Straight Out of Compton By Jonathan Gold
Pop Music Reviews : Neil Young Rages On, Ageless and Anarchic By Kristine Mckenna
Pop Music Reviews : Easton: Charm to Spare, Industrial-Strength Lungs By Connie Johnson
Pop Music Reviews : Nyro Fiddles With Slogans, Buzzwords By Craig Lee
MUSIC REVIEW : Clooney, Siegel Soloists at Gershwin Program By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer
International Film Series Continues at Melnitz Theater By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
New UA Team Won't Touch 'Child's Play II' By Michael Cieply, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Firm in $100-Million Hollywood Deal By Nina J. Easton, Times Staff Writer
KCET's Howser Chronicles L.A., Its People By Howard Rosenberg
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Neil Young, 43, Finds an Angry Focus for '90s By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
Britain's Royal Ballet to Perform in O.C. By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
KDOC-TV Channel 56 has added two staff reporters to its...
7 Musicians Offered Posts With Pacific By Chris Pasles
Success Can't Spoil Scaggs : Being Back on Top Is Fine, but Country Star Refuses to Let the Charts Dictate His Career By Jim Washburn
The Kirov Ballet has announced casting changes for...
ART / Cathy Curtis : 'The Tell' Does Indeed Deliver Its Message of Protest By Cathy Curtis
Dedication Expressed in Many Forms By Cathy Curtis
BUSINESS
Ready to Give Up the Ghost
Economic Workhorse : Diversity and cheap labor in manufacturing are cushioning the Southland against defense layoffs. By Harry Anderson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Hughes Aircraft Is Shifting Some Legal Work By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Banks in L.A. Used--Unwittingly--in Penny Stock Fraud By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
J.H. Whitney & Co. announced that it completed its cash...
Court Rules Against SEC: The United States Court of...
China Delays Payments to Japanese: China has delayed...
New VA Loan Rule Held Up: U.S. District Judge George H...
Exxon Cancels Drilling Project: The nation's largest oil...
Solar Pump Put to Work Where the Wind Fails : Rancher Successfully Converts Windmill Wells From Associated Press
Valley Federal to Sell 5 Branches: The struggling Van...
William Hunt Files Plan: William Herbert Hunt, one of two...
Fed to Rule on Dealers of U.S. Bonds in Japan from Christian Science Monitor
Toshiba to Make Large TV Tubes in U.S.: The U.S...
SEEDS OF DISCONTENT : Heavily in debt, South Korea's farmers are demanding that their government help them get by--and get wives. By Sam Jameson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
WHEELS OF FORTUNE : They've slowed for some car salesmen during the current buying slump. Thus, morale is low and turnover is high among the ranks of sellers. By Nancy Rivera Brooks, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Selling Autos By Nancy Rivera Brooks
FREDRIC J. FORSTER : Back to Home Base for S&Ls : Bailout Is for Depositors, Not Firms, Says Thrift Leader By James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Fed Says Japan Firms May Continue to Trade in U.S. Treasury Securities From Times Wire Services
Dow Drops 40.97 After Closing In on Record From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : BAT Industries Says Profit Up 20% From Times Wire Services
Wang Says It Has Reorganized Credit, Will Meet Payments From Associated Press
Gasoline Lines, Price Hikes Take a Summer Vacation From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Vestron Reports $65-Million Loss From Times Wire Services
Japan Surpasses U.S. in Assets, Becomes World's Richest Nation From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Ueberroth Group to Buy HAL Inc. From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : GM to Lay Off 7,200 Truck Makers From Times Wire Services
Deficit-Forced Cuts in Spending Feared : Can Be Avoided if Congress Enacts Pact, Darman Says From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Whittaker Coatings Sale Arranged From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Sweden's Railway Workers Strike From Times Wire Services
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Talk About Long Shots: Del Mar Tipster \o7 Is \f7 One By Anthony Perry
UCSD Expert Is Smoking's Archenemy By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Flood of Change Is Poised to Wash Over Valley : Interests Vie for Fertile San Pasqual, Where Residents Hope to Keep Time at Bay By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
District-Only Races Lead to New Focus By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer
Smoking Is Losing, Claims Leader in War on Old Habit By Greg Johnson
10 Incidents in Ventura County Tied to Skinheads By Leslie Berger, Times Staff Writer
City Sees Benefits in 'Scenic' Status for Freeway By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Air Museum Idea Wins Praise but No Clearance for Takeoff By James Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Leaking Diesel Fuel Forces Freeway Closure
Cats on Campus Making Fur Fly at Valley College By Lynn Steinberg, Times Staff Writer
Two Lives Claimed in Traffic Accidents
Emergency Landing Made by Jet to S.D. Associated Press
Water: Still a State Riddle
No Quick Fix for Oil Dilemma
A Risky Role for U.N. in Cambodia : If Peacekeepers Go In, It Must Be With a Consensus By Edward C. Luck and Peter Fromuth, \o7 Edward C. Luck is president of the United Nations Assn. of the USA, a membership and research organization. Peter Fromuth is executive director of UNA-USA's Economic Policy Council. \f7
At One School That Works, Money Might Work Wonders By Ron Turovsky, \f7 and \o7 Ron Turovsky is an attorney in West Los Angeles.
Aim of Soviet Opposition Is Finding Best Ways to Feed and Clothe the Country By Mikhail Poltoranin, \o7 Mikhail Poltoranin, a people's deputy of the Soviet Union, is a member of the coordinating council of the Inter-Regional Caucus. His commentary was supplied by the Novosti Press Agency. \f7
Exxon's 'Cleanup' Unleashes More Poisons By Joe Thornton and Samuel S. Epstein, \o7 Samuel S. Epstein, MD, is a professor of environmental and occupational medicine at the University of Illinois Medical Center, Chicago. Joe Thornton is with Greenpeace USA Toxics Campaign in Seattle\f7
LAPD Nails 352 in Operation Hammer By George Stein, Times Staff Writer
Rally Held to Press Compton Into Donating Site for Homes By George Stein, Times Staff Writer
A Journey of Sorrow : Back Home in Indiana, Family Bids Farewell to Victim of L.A. Gang Violence By Gary Friedman, \o7 Los Angeles Times\f7
Creator of Crashes Killed on Film Set From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science / Medicine : Findings Suggest A 'Kinder, Gentler, More Rational...' : UNCONSCIOUS MIND By Margie Patlak, \o7 Patlak is a freelance writer based in Portland, Ore\f7
Science / Medicine : Quake 'Stress Map' Being Developed By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
Science / Medicine : Atom Smasher Catches a 'Z' \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Vitamin Findings Rejected \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Java May Hinder Ex-Smokers \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Dieting May Spark Anorexia \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Ocean Algae Extract Shows AIDS Promise \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Police Pickets' Demands
2 Severely Burned as Plane Crashes in Long Beach
Lottery Results Aug. 19
2 Critically Hurt as Plane Crashes in Long Beach By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Shot by Police Is on Life-Support System By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
2 Badly Burned in Plane Crash : Aircraft Slams Into Field, Erupts in Flames Just After Takeoff By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Differences Are Starkly Evident Between Ezell, Successor at INS By George Ramos, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Bugaboos : Ignore the Big, Scary Insects; the Little Ones Cause All the Trouble By Ted Johnson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Weekend Treks Up Disneyland's Matterhorn Keep His Life in Balance By Herbert J. Vida
Cypress : City Seeks Volunteer for Cable TV Board
Huntington Beach : Volunteers for Pier Fund Raising Sought
Countywide : Show to Benefit Home for Abused Children
Public Defender Looks Forward to Courtroom Comeback By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Can You Solve These Minor Mysteries of County's Past? By Mark Landsbaum, Times Staff Writer
Two Sides Dig In for Fight on Tax Measure By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
Rushdie's Prison Without Bars
NEWS
Tenure and 'Deadwood' at UC
Tenure and 'Deadwood' at UC
New Anthem
Gun Smuggling
Malathion Controversy
Tenure and 'Deadwood' at UC
It's Kennedy for the Prosecution By James Marnell
The World
The Nation
The Nation
Viet Writer Shot in Fresno Told of Death Threats Three Years Ago By David Reyes and Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writers
Philippine Floods Kill 4 From Associated Press
Toll in Thames Collision at 29; 2 on Barge Held By Dan Fisher, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Bell and Strikers Reach Pact : 2-Week Walkout Ends With 3-Year Tentative Accord By Bob Baker and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers
The Times Poll : Despite New Laws, U.S. Still a Lure in Mexico By Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writer
Forbes Dazzles a Who's Who of Americans By George Skelton, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief
The Oil Spill 5 Months Later : Alaska's Wounds Appear to Be Slowly on the Mend By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer
Mighty Tiwanaku : Ancient City Yields Hope for Bolivia By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer
Offers to Free Hostages Sent, Hezbollah Says By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
U.S. Troops May Join Colombia's War on Drugs By Marlene Cimons, Times Staff Writer
The World
The State
The Nation
The State
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation : Season's First Snow in Teton Mountains
The Nation
The World
The State : Shuttle Takes 747 to Florida
The World : Key Afghan Aide Defects
The World
The World
The World
Dummy Proves Smart Idea
Fierce Storms in Neptune's Atmosphere Baffle Scientists By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
Anti-Fraud Law's Merits Debated : Justice Dept. Decision May Have Big Effect on Whistle Blowers By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
New Western INS Chief Likes Low Profile : Davidian Also Is GOP Loyalist, but Similarity With Ezell Ends There By George Ramos, Times Staff Writer
FBI Reportedly Will Investigate Shooting of Viet Writer By Tracy Wilkinson and David Reyes, Times Staff Writers
Lawmakers Are Stampeding in Last Chance for Campaign Funds By Daniel M. Weintraub and Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writers
A rigorous exercise in race relations strengthens homes and friendships in poor black community. By Ron Harris, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Gdansk Hails Nominee for Premier : Thousands of Poles Turn Out in Solidarity's Stronghold By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer
Jury Selection in Bakker's PTL Fraud Trial Is Set to Begin Today By Garry Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Hungarians View Relic of St. Stephen From Reuters
South Africa Police Break Up Rally on Campus From Times Wire Services
Soviets Show Off Top-Secret Blackjack From Associated Press
In a Test of Wills, Panama's Noriega Shows No Signs of Bending to U.S. By Kenneth Freed, Times Staff Writer
Fiance Shot to Death, but Filipino Bride Goes Ahead With Her Wedding Ceremony From Associated Press
Oil-Waste Incinerator on Barge Tested From Associated Press
Surveillance System Sale to China Pushed : Rep. Lagomarsino Presses State Department for California Firm By Jim Mann, Times Staff Writer
Hand-to-Hand Combat in Oil Spill Battle : Alaska Volunteers' Vow: Leave No Stone Unturned By Rosemary Kaul and Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writers
Third Person Dies in Manhattan Explosion From Times Wire Services
On the Presidential Vacation, It's Hurry Up and Relax By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Officer Shot in Leg by Own Gun in Crash
Iran Repairs 95% of Damage to Refinery From Reuters
The Times Orange County Poll : Majority Favors Year-Round Schools By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer
The State
Alpha Beta-Lucky Merger Blocked : O'Connor Delays Deal for Court Review of Van de Kamp Appeal From Associated Press
LOCAL : Witness Confirms Sex With Buckey From Times Wire Services
NATION : Gas Bomb Targets NAACP; 12 Hurt From Times Wire Services
Video Executive, Wife Slain in Beverly Hills Mansion : Both Shot Repeatedly, Police Say By Stephanie Chavez and David Freed, Times Staff Writers
LOCAL : Sepulveda Tunnel Closure Ties Up 405, but Not as Much as Expected From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Voyager Given Nudge for Neptune From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Saugus Woman Dies in 1-Car Crash From Times Wire Services
STATE : Feinstein Campaign Manager Quits, Says Ex-Mayor Lacks Commitment From Times Wire Services
Walesa Accuses Poland's Communists of Blackmail From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Capistrano Woman Killed in Crash From Times Wire Services
NATION : Barbara Bush to Have Eyes Tested From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Home Intruder Slain in Santa Ana From Times Wire Services
NATION : John Kennedy Jr. an Assistant D.A. From Times Wire Services
Hezbollah Cleric Warns France to Stay Out of Lebanon's War From Reuters
Shuttle to Attempt Rescue of Satellite From Reuters
No Plans for U.S. Troops in Latin Drugs : Sununu Says Bush Would Be Wary Even if Asked by Vargas From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Australian Sees Growth Problems From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Turkey to Close Bulgaria Border to Check Influx of Ethnic Turks From Times Wire Services
Soldiers Posed as Tourists? Israeli Chief Seeks Answers From Reuters
Riot Police Break Up Prague Demonstration From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Pope Calls for Borderless Europe From Times Wire Services
George Adamson, 83, Husband of 'Born Free' Author, Slain by Bandits : 'Brave Man' Died Trying to Help Aides Under Attack From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Bakker Trial Jury Selection Begins From Times Wire Services
Book Review : Pat Brown, Morality and Death Row By Jonathan Kirsch
Goddesses and Goodness : Riane Eisler Launched a Movement by Seeing a Society of Partners, Not Dominators By Kathleen Hendrix, Times Staff Writer
Competitions: Potential Glory, but With a Price By Leon Whiteson
'Tosca' Opera Patrons Honored at Nathanson Dinner By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Gallery Opening Benefits L.A. Animal-Rights Activists By Richard Rouillard
SPORTS
Angels Steadied by McCaskill, 1-0, After Stumbling By John Weyler, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Randolph Goes Home, Goes Deep to Help Dodgers Beat Mets, 5-4 By Bill Plaschke, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Holtz's Tongue-in-Cheek Farewell to Ale Falls Flat
NFL Exhibition Roundup : Jets Rally for 19-10 Victory Over Eagles \f7 and From \o7 Times Wire Services
Motor Racing Roundup : Sullivan Finally Able to Smile Again \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Cycling Roundup : French Sweep Their Way to Tandem Title \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Tennis Roundup : Gilbert Continues Win Streak, Defeats Edberg \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Golf Roundup : Another Miracle Shot Can't Stop Norman From Winning This Time \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Racing at Del Mar : Hawkster Easily Wins Derby as McAnally Has Four Winners By Jay Hovdey, \o7 Special to The Times \f7
Rams Scrape Up an Offense to Face Cardinals Tonight By Chris Dufresne, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Calvin Grove outpointed Anthony English to win the vacant...
Names in the News
Names in the News
Pernell Whitaker avenged his only professional loss and...
American League Roundup : A's Get Moore Than Expected, Beat Twins By Dan Hafner
National League Roundup : Walton's Streak Reaches 30, but Cubs Lose to Astros By Dan Hafner
Soccer Roundup : Trinidad and Tobago Knocks Off Guatemala, 1-0, and Passes U.S. \o7 From Associated Press \f7
European Swimming Championships : East German Women Finish Off Strong Showing With 14th Gold Associated Press
Whitson Brushes Off Flu and Expos for Career-High 15th Victory By Bob Nightengale, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
McMahon Says He'll Still Be Same Person : He'll Start Wednesday Against 49ers By Don Patterson
Lowery Shines in SDSU Scrimmage By Jim Lindgren
Cruz Holds Off Janicki to Win Race By John Geis
Encino Wins, 10-6, in Pony World Series
West Advances to Legion World Series By Steve Elling, Times Staff Writer
Pilot Wins Chase to Take Regatta
TAKING FLIGHT IN MEXICO : As Doves Head South, So Do the Hunters By Rich Roberts, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
U.S. Has Record Day in the Pool : Four World Swim Marks Set by Evans, Jager Wharton, Barrowman \o7 From Staff and Wire Reports \f7
Through the Hazing, Rookie Quarterbacks Tune Up for Cowboys By Mike Downey
FAME AND FORTUNES : Horse Racing Strives to Catch Its Baseball Neighbor By Bill Christine, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Reserve cornerback Alan Stewart has been suspended for...
Nets Expected to Name Fitch as Coach Today
Developers offering the Raiders $50 million to move to...
Cologne Track and Field : Aouita Easily Breaks World Record in 3,000 Meters \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Freshman quarterback Michael Carr, who left Clemson last...
Names in the News
Ray Is Selected Angel of the Week
Black in Dark Mood After Strong Outing : Cleveland Starter Frustrated After Losing on Unearned Run, 1-0 By Mike Reilley, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Leach Takes Title in Doubles Event
Wolverines, Blasters Advance in Softball : Anaheim, Laguna Hills Fastpitch Teams Win to Reach Quarterfinals By Dennis Kaiser
Sheff Remains Hot as U.S. Wins Title
Solon Extends Race Across AMerica Lead
Tunstall Wins Final in Men's 30 Tennis
Fullerton Angels Win Legion Regional Title
Drummy Gives United Boost to Soccer Title : Fullback Scores Key Goal to Lead Mission Viejo's 2-0 Victory in Final By Martin Beck
ON THE SIDELINES : Breland to Defend His Title Oct. 13 From Times Wire Services
ON THE SIDELINES : Flyers' Mellanby in Brawl at Resort From Times Wire Services
USC, UCLA in Vulnerable Spots : Pac-10 Powers of '80s Lose Star Quarterbacks to NFL From Associated Press
Polonia Convicted in Sex Case; Sentencing Delayed From Associated Press
Fitch Named to Coach N.J. Nets From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Wide Blame Seen in Drug Scandal From Associated Press
S. Pedro Slugger : Little League Series First: U.S. Girl, 12 From Associated Press
Johnson Penalty Possible in Sept. From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Eleanor Mondale, Athlete to Divorce From Times Wire Services
ON THE SIDELINES : McMahon to Start Against 49ers From Times Wire Services
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