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What happened on August 26, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
Browne's Had Enough of His Critics : He's Disillusioned With the Media, Says They Miss the Point By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
Grant Will Help AIDS Program By Zan Dubin
A Shady Story By Janice Arkatov
Beijing Epilogue By Shauna Snow
MUSIC REVIEW : Litton Leads Beethoven Program at Bowl By Terry Mcquilkin
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Regina Belle at At My Place By Dennis Hunt
JAZZ REVIEW : Masekela Concert in Long Beach By Don Heckman
BALLET REVIEW : Melnikov as Ali in Kirov 'Corsaire' By Chris Pasles
With 18 Openings, Broadway Plans for a Busier-Than-Usual Season By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Millennium' Goes on Forever By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Taiwan, seemingly a perennial winner in the Little League...
Season Premieres on Fox, Voyager Specials on Cable, Old Jokes From George Burns By Steve Weinstein
TV REVIEW : 'L.A. Takedown' Is Another Mann's 'Vice' By Chris Willman
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Oldies Brighten Jackson Browne's Dark Mood By Chris Willman
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Sheena, Queen of the of Pop Rock Genre By \o7 Sheena Easton Sings Tonight At 7:30 At The Pacific Amphitheatre, 100 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets: $20. Parking: $4. Information: (714) 634-1300. \f7 and Connie Johnson
FCC Tests Ability to Bar Speech, Say Broadcasters By Claudia Puig, Times Staff Writer
Newport Museum Director to Leave for Chicago Post By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer
Pledge of Allegiance Off MOCA Mural Controversial Little Tokyo Art Work to Be Changed By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer
ROCK OPERA REVIEWS : Catharsis in the Theater of Rock By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
The Tough, Tender World of Playwright Meyer By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer
Therapist Toni Grant Departing KFI-AM
ROCK OPERA REVIEWS : 'Tommy' & Co. : The Who's Classic Retains Its Fire By Chris Willman
Sen. Torres Urges Rejection of Jesse Helms Amendment By Shauna Snow
Women Are Spicing Up the World of Mariachi Music By Richard Vasquez, \f7 and \o7 Vasquez is a journalist and novelist who lives in Inglewood.
Playwright Matt Witten: Has He Got a 'Deal' for You By Hilary De Vries, \f7 and \o7 Hilary de Vries is a free-lance writer based in Boston.
MOVIE REVIEW : A Lighthearted 'Little Monsters' By Chris Willman
2 of 3 NABET Holdouts OK Contract By Jay Sharbutt
Donoho to Do Trivia on 'Monday Night Live' By Steven Herbert, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Jackson Browne, Hit by Sagging Album Sales, Faces Litmus Test By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
California Arts Panel Cuts 25% From SCR Grant By Zan Dubin, Times Staff Writer
Consey Has Left Imprint in Newport : Chances That Museum Took Were Worth It By William Wilson, Times Art Critic
NEWS
The High Price of Mastering the Ticket Game
Wrong Vibrations
Casualties of Film
Meher Baba's Divinity
The High Price of Mastering the Ticket Game
' "The Tell" Does Deliver Its Message of Protest'
OCEAN-GOING ESTATES : Luxury Reigns and Dollars Don't Count for Owners of 2 Newport Harbor Yachts By Shearlean Duke, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Muckenthaler Cultural Center Clipboard researched by Elena Brunet and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Communication Vital Before and After Drug Abuse By Mike Spencer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Letters--We Get Lots and Lots of Letters By Joseph N. Bell
Photographer Is Taking a Shot at Recognition By Robert Lachman, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Mensa Means Smart Clipboard researched by Elena Brunet and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Single-family Housing Permits Clipboard researched by Elena Brunet and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
Assembly Speaker Brown's Chartered Jet Proposal
The Blurring of Reality
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
The Blurring of Reality
The Blurring of Reality
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
Assembly Speaker Brown's Chartered Jet Proposal
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
Assembly Speaker Brown's Chartered Jet Proposal
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
Assembly Speaker Brown's Chartered Jet Proposal
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
The Blurring of Reality
The Carmelite Nuns at Auschwitz
Air, Fire, Water and Earth
Assembly Speaker Brown's Chartered Jet Proposal
Two Views of Judge Margaret Grignon
A Confrontation Retold
Two Views of Judge Margaret Grignon
Soviet Cargo Craft Docks With Orbiting Space Station Mir From Reuters
Donors' Business Ties to City : Mayor's Way of Financing Legal Fund Fans Concerns By Joel Sappell, Times Staff Writer
Bogota Will Get $65 Million in Emergency Aid By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Liberian Nightmare : In a Ruined Hospital, a Lesson in Aid By Michael A. Hiltzik, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Admits Killing Newton, Police Report By Mark Stein and Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writers
Washington's Influential Sources : Opinion Leaders Dictate the Conventional Wisdom By David Shaw, Times Staff Writer
Triton Images Put Scientists in Party Mode By Ashley Dunn and Linda Monroe, Times Staff Writers
Students Stage Bold Protest in Colombia : Outraged by Drug Violence, Tens of Thousands Defy Cartels, March Silently Through Capital By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer
Education Dept., in Shift, Favors Bilingual Education By Lori Silver, Times Staff Writer
Voyager Unveils Mysterious Moon : Cold World of Ice-Spewing Volcanoes and Quakes Revealed in Photographs By Lee Dye, Times Science Writer
U.S. Gives Up Hope of a Cambodia Accord Soon By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
Woman to Fill Key Japan Cabinet Post From Associated Press
'Killing Fields' Figure Fears New Civil War in Cambodia By Charles P. Wallace, Times Staff Writer
Philippine Officer Slain From Reuters
Rushdie, Wife Living Separately, Publisher Says From Reuters
De Klerk, Mobutu Meet on Angola : Presidents of Zaire, South Africa Review Faltering Peace Plan By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer
Soviet, European Panels Seek Peace in Lebanon By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
Airliner Missing in Pakistan; 54 Aboard From Associated Press
Senior Aide Offers Glimpse of Kremlin Proceedings : Gorbachev's Style: Listen and Then Act By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Polish Premier Meets With U.S., Soviet Officials From Times Wire Services
Western Officials Cite a Lack of Trust : Flight of E. Germans--Internal Crisis Mounts By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
Papandreou Refuses to Testify Before Committee From Reuters
NEWS ANALYSIS : Reversion to Political Intolerance Seen in Seoul's Indictment of Kim By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer
Bush Sees Colombian Crisis as Best Chance to Stem Cocaine Tide By Jack Nelson, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Drug Estates Reflect a Yen for Ostentation By Don A. Schanche, Times Staff Writer
Gout Drug May Increase the Effectiveness of AZT From Associated Press
Rep. Frank Admits Employing Male Prostitute as Aide : Says He Fired Him After Learning Sex Was Being Sold Out of His Capitol Apartment By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Watkins to Refuse to Testify on Atom Suit Settlement From Associated Press
'88 Presidential Primaries Ran Up Highest-Ever Costs of $250 Million From United Press International
Drug Violators Face Rent-Subsidy Loss From the Washington Post
Postal Service Facing Its Worst Deficit Ever : But Operating Hours and Delivery Schedules Are Not Expected to Be Cut, Postmaster Says By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Miami Split by Ethnic Rivalry in Race for Pepper's Congressional Seat By Barry Bearak, Times Staff Writer
'Vanished' Denver Policeman Turns Up--Contrite--in Utah From Times Wire Services
Barrio 'Symbol of Success' Receives 10-Year Sentence for 6 Robberies By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Hearings on Assigned-Risk Policies Halted
Called In for Damage Control : 'Spin Doctors' Provide New Twist By David Shaw
1st U.S. Commercial Rocket to Launch British Satellite From Associated Press
Marine Aircraft Missing; Search Finds No Trace
Bradley Guest List Compiled by Times researcher Cecilia Rasmussen
Co-Defendant to Testify Against Activist in Vote Siphoning Case
UC Campus Urged for San Joaquin Valley : Local Leaders Seek University for Economic Boost, Access to Education By Larry Gordon, Times Education Writer
Guardian Angel's Death Laid to Russian Roulette From Associated Press
Court Overturns Convictions in 'Gay-Bashing' Death By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Fails to Get Review of Order for New Spy Trial for Ex-FBI Agent By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Cocaine Mother Gets 15 Years Probation From Associated Press
5 Whites Face Assault Charges in N.Y. Death of Black Youth, 16 From Associated Press
Consey to Head Chicago Institution : Newport Harbor Museum Director Quits By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Harvard Student Gets 10 Years in O.C. Robberies By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer
Education Dept. Shifts, Favors Bilingualism By Lori Silver, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Military Asks Budget Increase From Reuters
Protest Strikes Spread in Soviet Republic of Moldavia From Associated Press
Bahrain Alarmed by Palm Tree Decline From Associated Press
Lady's Hat Leaves Him Brimming With Disdain
Strange Behavior? Fan Got What He Deserved
Continuing Posture of Denial Puts Rose in Dubious Company
His Field of Dreams Has Fernando on Mound
Thin and Out of Race Doesn't Suit This Fan
Lepers Have Earned More Than Callous Treatment
Lepers Have Earned More Than Callous Treatment
Story on Racing Safety Is Given Special Meaning
Guns Don't Commit Suicide, People Do
Symbol of Peace Assumes a Special Poignancy
Many Women Wear Stress Like a Badge, Expert Says By Mary Maushard, The Baltimore Sun
Breathe Deeply, Build Self-esteem By Mary Maushard \f7
Unlocking Hearing World's Doors : 'Speech-Reading' Key to Helping the Deaf Communicate By Barbara Mathias
Hope for Britain's Endangered Kites : Bird to Be Raised After Almost Vanishing From Isles By Denis Atherton, The Guardian
Pets Owners Need to Be on Guard : Risks of Animals Transmitting Diseases a Serious Matter By Jean Thompson, The Baltimore Sun
Shots May Be Needed If Bitten By A Pet By Jean Thompson \f7
Do the Animal Activists Despise Humans? Sticker on Car Says They Sure Do By B.D. Colen, B.D. Colen is the Pulitzer Prize-winning science editor at Newsday.
Even Mild Activities Can Help Keep You Healthy, Fitness Authorities Say By Gerald Secor Couzens, \o7 Gerald Secor Couzens is a New York health writer. \f7
Single Doesn't Have to Mean \o7 Alone\f7 : Book Emphasizes Relationships as Key to Happiness By Jan Yager, \o7 Yager is a sociologist and the author of eight books including "Single in America" (Atheneum, 1980, and "Creative Time Management" (Prentice Hall Press, 1986). \f7
Feminine Traits Can Lead to Success : Studies Show Executive Women Avoiding Earlier Advice By Charles Downey
Today's Wonder Fabrics Have Come a Long Way From Pre-World War II By Karol Stonger, Associated Press
A Guide To Major Fabric Groups \o7 Associated Press\f7
A Kit Stop for Model Collectors By Ellen Melinkoff
Arroyo Seco Offers History Lesson of Southern California By John Mckinney
Gardening By Judith Sims
Grand Robinson Gardens Hark Back to Early 1900s By Elizabeth Christian, Times Staff Writer
The Greening of America : 2 Million New Devotees--Many of Them Women and Children--Took Up Golf Last Year By Charlene Marmer Solomon
SAN DIEGO COUNTY : After 10 Years, New Author Gets 'Monkey' off His Back By Dirk Sutro
Consulate to Host First Exhibition of Indonesian Crafts
Favorite Places for Sunny Meals on the Lawn By Ellen Melinkoff, \o7 Melinkoff is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. \f7
BUSINESS
For Love or Money: Widow's Benefit Rules By Carla Lazzareschi
Barton Industries Inc. of Shawnee, Okla., announced that...
New Zealand Raider Brierley to Retire
Chapman to Quit Post as Knight-Ridder Chair
Air Force Helps Out in Australian Strike From United Press International
MGM/UA Proxy Mailed: In a proxy mailed to shareholders...
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stock Rally Takes Breather; Dow Off 2.28 From Associated Press
Charles Schreiber has been named senior vice president of...
Quiksilver Inc., Newport Beach, posted net income for the...
Jerome W. Cwiertnia has been elected president, chief...
Bruce T. Lehman has joined Akins Development Co. as senior...
Judy Miller has been named vice president-administration...
Thomas L. Burkholder has been appointed treasurer and...
Davis Says He Has $8 Billion to Buy UAL, Urges Action By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
Getting Away With WRITEOFFS : When it comes to mixing business, pleasure and tax deductions, some big spenders push the limits. By Bill Sing, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
6 on Board of Trade Tied to Firms With Big Soybean Stakes By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Hughes' Cuts Draw Complaints About Fairness By David Olmos and Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writers
Crack Caused Curtailed Flight of B-2 Bomber : Air Force Says It Knew of Weakness in Gear Casing By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Infiniti to Try Offbeat Ads to Attract Upscale Buyers By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer
Northrop Trial Delayed: A federal judge has pushed back...
Gibraltar Thrifts' Loss Hits $337.5 Million in Quarter By James Bates, Times Staff Writer
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stock Rally Takes Breather; Dow Off 2.28 From Associated Press
Eastern Meets Safety Standards Despite Strike, FAA Concludes From the Washington Post
Cineplex to Repurchase Screens: Cineplex Odeon announced...
Van de Kamp Asks for Bond Reduction: California Atty. Gen...
Proxy Papers Detail Parade of MGM Takeover Suitors By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer
401(k) Can Be a Great Source for Loans By Bill Sing
Alcott & Andrews Closing Costa Mesa Store, 7 Others By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
ICN Plans Project With Chinese Government By Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Americom Joins in Moscow Venture: Americom International...
Mazda Makes Book on Miata : For Now, Tome Is as Rare as the Car It Immortalizes By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Retailing Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
RETAILING : Baby-Patio Furniture Combination Turns Trick for Charlie's Warehouse Compiled by Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
McDonnell Douglas Rocket Nears Liftoff By John Burgess, The Washington Post
Thrift Regulators Close Perpetual Savings in Santa Ana By James Granelli, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Down in the Valley By Al Martinez
Every summer, a group of bicyclists meets by the... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
"I call and say, 'I'm raising funds for Mayor Bradley's...
High Adventure, a Christian broadcasting company headed by... By Russell Chandler
Suspicious Insurance Legislation
Soviet Citizenry Grows Restless : 'Democratization' Has Yet to Show Real Gains By Vladimir Shlapentokh, \o7 Vladimir Shlapentokh conducted polling for Pravda, Izvestia and other Soviet newspapers before emigrating to the United States. He is a professor of sociology at Michigan State University. \f7
Don't Forget Arms Control
Don't Get Mad at Forbes--Get Even By Michael Kinsley, \o7 Michael Kinsley is the editor of the New Republic. \f7
Angola's Truce Collapses
Political Activist Neil Good Dies; Leaves Void in Gay Community By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer
County's Juries Unkind to Plaintiffs, Survey Says By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Graying of Police Force By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer
Report Alleges Corruption on Oceanside City Council By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
Roberts Changes Direction, Broaches Dual-Airport Plan By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
Homeless to Help Construct Own Housing By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Up From Rubble Rises Test of Wills : Matter of Principle Puts Mall on Hold at Notorious Corner By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
Official Says Units Billed as Condos May Be Rented By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Woo Blasts Plans for Former Bookstore Site By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Just 4 Offers to EPA Rated 'Good-Faith' : Stage Set for Negotiations on Burbank Water Cleanup By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
2 Swindlers in Burbank Use Elaborate Schemes to Rob 3 Women of $15,500 By Philipp Gollner, Times Staff Writer
Shaking Killed Toddler, Doctor Says at Hearing for Baby-Sitter By James Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Physicist Ernst Henry Krause, Space Research Pioneer, Dies
Ex-Convict Acquitted in Slaying of Restaurateur Alberto Sarno By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Report Critical of City Clerk's Office Just a Mix-Up at Copying Machine By Tracy Wood, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Pair, 2 Foster Sons Die in Blaze : Cigarette Blamed for Home Fire; 3rd Child in Critical Condition By Darrell Dawsey, Times Staff Writer
Officer Absolved of Most Charges in Massive Raid By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer
'BEL-AIR EAST' : Lake Hollywood Residents Battle to Preserve Life Style By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Raiders Won't Stay, Coliseum Chief Predicts By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Playing Lotto 6/49
Motorists in for More Freeway Repairs
Vendor Beaten in $10 Robbery Is Critical
Bus Line Can Add More RTD Routes
The Who Expected to Tie Up Traffic
Steve Martin Gets in on Big Bash at CSULB By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Merchants Jailed on Video Piracy Counts
$75 Million in Drugs Seized During Raids
Robbery Ruled Out as Motive : Slain Couple's Son Says Nothing Was Taken From Home By Sam Enriquez and Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writers
Program Gives Youngsters a Short Break From Gang-Infested Areas : A Day at Beach and Away From Reality By Scott Harris, Times Staff Writer
Council to Continue Funding Latchkey Program By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Concerns on New School Councils Surface at Training Session By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
Intruder Terrorizes Family for 3 1/2 Hours but Is Caught Napping By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
Officers Stand Vigil Over Police Dog Knifed on Duty By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
10-Year Study by Baptists, Catholics Finds Many Basic Beliefs Shared By George W. Cornell, Associated Press
Lutherans Vote to Remain in 2 Councils of Churches From Religious News Service
Pope Meets Senior Soviet Envoy for Talks on Religion, Mideast From Reuters
Sen. Greene in Alcohol Clinic Again From a Times Staff Writer
Seminary Head to Stay in Post Pending Ruling From Religious News Service
Hospital Asks for Donors for Bone Marrow Transplants By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Grads Put In Good Word for Lessons in English By Lily Eng, Times Staff Writer
'Super-Street' Gets a Boost : Chamber of Commerce Backs S. County Route By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Officials Tell Proposal for Renewal of Plaza
Anaheim : Man Arrested as Suspect in Hotel Theft Ring
Ill Soviet Girls Given Therapy: Day at Disneyland
Huntington Beach : Man Held in January Slaying of Store Owner
Newport Beach : Governor Names Vitti to University Trustees
Costa Mesa : Motorcyclist Injured After Hitting Pickup
Garden Grove : Code Would Require Use of English on Signs
Buena Park : Man Runs From Police Traffic Stop, Is Shot
3 More Santa Ana Council Members Targeted for Recall By Lily Eng, Times Staff Writer
Firing of Banned Guns Has Target By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
Search Continues for Marine Airplane With 2 Aboard By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
Fertilizer-Tainted Water Blamed : Fish Kill May Indicate Lake Laguna Is Dying By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
'Higher Purpose' Zone Sought for Churches By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
5 Teens Injured When Car Swerves, Hits Tree
Bank Hit Twice by Man Dressed as Armored-Car Worker : $25,000 Reward Offered for Fake Guard By Steve Emmons, Times Staff Writer
Help Offered in Lost Relationships By Thuha Tran
SPORTS
Dodgers Can't Stand Early Success; Phillies Win, 3-2 By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer
Peete Gets Little Support in 13-7 Loss to Seahawks By Bob Oates, Times Staff Writer
Gastineau's Ring Career Field Day for Jokers
Brussels Track : Weather, Pace Stymie Aouita's Mile Bid Associated Press
Reaves, Rypien Lead Redskins Past Winless Dolphins Associated Press
National League Roundup : After Rose, the Deluge: Pirates Storm Past Reds, 12-3 By Dan Hafner
American League Roundup : Orioles Stay on the High Road, Beat Yankees By Dan Hafner
Johnson Leads U.S. to 128-75 Win Over Poland Associated Press
U.S. Amateur Golf : Medalist Eoghan O'Connell Upset by Former Pro Michael Brannan From Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Crenshaw Retains Lead; Strange Withdraws From Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Navratilova Mixes Serve and Wins From Associated Press
Weekend Racing at Del Mar : Jet-Setting Gelding Comes Home By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times
Longest Shot Wins Feature Associated Press
The Pro Beach Volleyball Tour will make its final stop of...
U.S. swimmers won eight events and took a 148-97 lead over...
Valvano Urged to Quit as AD : Position Conflicts With Role as Coach, Commission Says By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
McCaskill Gives Angels Win, Scare By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
McNall Says He Might Purchase Nets of NBA By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
IT'S NOW OR NEVER : After Career of Injuries, Suspension, USC's Emanuel Gets Last Chance By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Rams, Vikings Won't Show Their Cards in Exhibition Tonight By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Redskins' Williams in Good Condition After Back Surgery
Raiders Return to Oakland With a Different Look By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
USC's O'Hara Hurt During Scrimmage : Starting Quarterback Suffers Torn Ligaments in Right Knee By Steve Springer
Gioiosa Allegedly Discussed Collecting for Rose Associated Press
Little League World Series : Venezuela Beats Brucker, San Pedro By Paul Mcleod
Prince Alexandre de Merode, chairman of the International...
CS Long Beach Receiver Loses Round in Court Fight for Permission to Play By Dick Wagner
Swedish hockey star Mikael Lindholm could be suspended for...
Names in the News
Dave Chapin of Newport Beach, the second-place finisher in...
Robbie Ftorek, former coach of the Kings, signed a...
Names in the News
Names in the News
Dallas Cowboys starting defensive lineman Mark Walen will...
Fans, Police Injured in Athens Soccer Riot
Boxing : Zaragoza Is More Than Mere Morsel Amid the Alphabet Soup By Earl Gustkey
College Volleyball : UCLA Women May Be Even Better This Season By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Grossman Ready to Start Earning Pay : But How Much He'll Make Working for Chargers Is Disputed By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
James Lifts Padres With Homer in 11th By Scott Miller
Padres Call on Davis When They Need Help By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Notes : Ryan Is a Baseball Wonder; Rose Is a Four-Letter Word By Ken Rosenthal, Baltimore Evening Sun
Mets Hope to Improve on the Road This Time By Mark Herrman and Steve Marcus, \o7 Newsday\f7
Woodland Hills West Rises in the South, 8-7 : Dramatic Three-Run Rally in Bottom of Ninth Preserves Unbeaten Series Record By Steve Ellingbd\o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Ass'ad, CSUN Get Defensive for Soccer Opener By John Ortega, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Zaun Changes Course, Signs With Orioles By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
CLU Practice Undamped by Uncertainty : Shoup Informs Team of His Dismissal Before a Typical First Workout By Brendan Healey, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
HANG TIME : With Each New Day, Former CLU Punter Kent Sullivan Moves Closer to an NFL Job By Chris Baker, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Motor Racing : Krieger Flourishes in New Surroundings By Vince Kowalick
Golf Roundup : Kuhn Finishes 2nd in Senior Tournament
Moorpark's Monestime Out With Ankle Sprain
Marine Vies for Several Awards : West Slugger Posts Best Offensive Numbers of Regional, Series By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Burt: Call Us When You Feel Weirder By Dave Distel
SDSU Notebook : Andrews Has Studied for a Starting Role By Jim Lindgren
BROTHERS IN ARMS : Mesa, Patrick Henry Are Both Counting on QBs Named Lowrey By Jim Lindgren
Three Brothers Lead Division in Surfing
Hurst to Miss Sunday Start By Scott Miller
DIFFERENT STROKES : Michael Chang's Older Brother Carl Plays His Own Game of Tennis at Cal By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
MAJOR LEAGUE THERAPY : Brewer Coach Tony Muser Tends to Physical, Emotional Scars at Burn Center By Jim Henneman, Baltimore Evening Sun
American Legion World Series : 16-Year-Old Pitches 7-Hitter in Eliminating Fullerton, 9-2 By Steve Elling, Times Staff Writer
Titans, Cosmos Play to Tie in Exhibition
Faria Wins Speedway's Scratch Main Event
Paskowitz Brothers Take Longboard Lead
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