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What happened on August 29, 1989
NEWS
200 Riot After Police Shoot Black : 30 Arrested, 1 Hurt as Protest in N.J. City Turns Violent From Associated Press
FDA to Lift OK of Last Dyazide Generic Version MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Joseph Alsop, Columnist, Dead at 78 : Powerful Political Writer Known for His Interpretation of News MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
On Prairies, the Wagons Roll Again : Centennials Join Cowboy Chic With Modern Schlock BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Bill Outlawing Eating of Pets Clears Senate CLAY EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Newton's Deeds Inspired Hope, Mourners Told MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Mural to Trainman Is a Little Off the Beaten Track CATHERINE M. SPEARNAK
U.S., Colombia Aides Confer on Drug Fight NORMAN KEMPSTER and WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writers
Bloodied Arrow in Burglarized House Points to Dead Man From Associated Press
L.A. Seniors Below State Average on Writing Test ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
Garbage Strike in Dhaka From Reuters
Court Upholds Access of State to Payroll Data PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Iran Parliament OKs New Cabinet From Times Wire Services
The Nation
NATION : Power Plant in Arizona Gets Blame for Bulk of Grand Canyon Pollution From Times Wire Services
Court Rejects Czech Activist's Appeal From Associated Press
The State
WORLD : No Pact Expected in Cambodia Talks From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Greece Burns Secret Files Kept 40 Years on Politics of Private Citizens From Times Wire Services
Pact Would Give Hospitals Much of Tobacco Tax Hike DOUGLAS P. SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The World
Bogota Justice Chief Vows Not to Quit, Asks More Aid : $19 Million for Judges' Security From Associated Press
Juror Encounter Causes Flap in Helmsley Tax Trial From United Press International
The State : Taunting at Border Probed
The World
WORLD : Atlantis Readied for Oct. 12 Launch From Times Wire Services
The State
The World
The World
WORLD : Extradition of Dictator's Son Asked From Times Wire Services
The World : 22 Slain on Train in India
10 Die in Italy Wildfire From Reuters
Five Killed in USAir Crash From Associated Press
Defense Minister's Backing Bolsters Solidarity Regime From Reuters
San Juan Mayor United South O.C. Officialdom JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Working Up an Appetite for Lethargy Jack Smith
Lithuania Warned by Gorbachev : Independence Bid Has Gone Too Far, Local Leaders Told MASHA HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Army Absolves Media in Vietnam From the Washington Post
Kenya Plane Crash Kills 7 Reuters
The Nation
The Nation : Cities Urge Bush to Alter Spending Plan
WORLD : Israelis Kill Palestinian in Gaza Strip From Times Wire Services
L.A. Designer Hitting High Gear With Mix of Modesty and Moxie LEON WHITESON
Shelling Sets Tanker Afire Off Lebanon : 7 Killed, 2 Missing in Attack on Ship Defying Blockade From Times Wire Services
Bomb Found Under British GI's Car From Associated Press
NATION : Gun Fluke Kills Hee Haw's Boatman From Times Wire Services
The Nation
LOCAL : Tustin, Orange Women Die in Crash From Times Staff and wire service reports
The Nation
The World
The Nation
Galaxy in Making Is Believed Found From United Press International
Israel Air Raid Kills 9, Hezbollah Says From Reuters
LOCAL : 2 More Suspects Seized in Slaying From Times Staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : City Urged to Post Slaying Reward From Times Staff and wire service reports
Legislative Intervention Sought on Crime Initiative DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
S. African Leader Holds Talks in Zambia : De Klerk Briefs President Kaunda on His Plan to End Apartheid SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Poindexter Conspiracy Charge Narrowed From Associated Press
Peace Talks on Cambodia Stall as Pullout Nears RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Tasteless? For Sure--but Kennebunkport Cashes In DAVE JOHNSON
Facing Criticism, Frank Asks Ethics Panel Probe From The Washington Post
The World
Pope Told He'll Be Killed if He Travels to Lebanon From Associated Press
11.2% Insurer Profit Standard Could Rise KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Rep. Swindall Gets Year for Perjury LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Rabbi Accused of Killing West Bank Arab Goes on Trial From Times Wire Services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Goetz Sentence Extended 2 Weeks From Times Wire Services
Polish Primate Accused of Anti-Semitic Remarks From Times Wire Services
Personal Health : At First Blush : A New Theory Suggests the Urge to Appease Inspires This Distinctly Human Physiological Response JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Contact Lens' Downside KATHLEEN DOHENY
LOCAL : Marine Dies in San Clemente Crash From Times Staff and wire service reports
Contra Leader Ferrey Returns to Nicaragua After 6 Years in Exile From Reuters
Nicaragua Holds 2 U.S. Boats, Crews From Associated Press
Recriminalization : Lenient Pot Laws Going Up in Smoke MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Judge Rules Company Liable for Love Canal From United Press International
FBI Once Planned to Push Pierce as Rival to King : Young N.Y. Lawyer Was Viewed as More Pliable Black Leader RONALD J. OSTROW and DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writers
NORTH AND SOUTH--WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON? : Growth Signals Major Shift in O.C. Politics BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Mother Gets Life in Rape-Drug Deal From Times Wire Services
Personal Health : Hawthorne Police Walk a Thin Blue Line With 'Holistic' Fitness JAN HOFMANN
A FAMILY TORN : Survivors Try to Comprehend Loss STEPHANIE CHAVEZ and LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writers
4 Women Killed When Gunman Invades Party : Estranged Husband of 1 Victim Held in Shooting Rampage That Wounded 2 Others in East L.A. LOUIS SAHAGUN and DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writers
China Student Gets 9 Years for Calling VOA From the Washington Post
WORLD : U.S. Recalls Envoy From Bulgaria From Times Wire Services
49% of Americans Expect New War, Poll Says From Associated Press
Bakker Envied Life Style of Other Preachers, Aide Says From Associated Press
Abortion Foes Guilty of Civil Disobedience From Times Wire Services
Temporary Restraining Orders: A Primer DARRELL DAWSEY
Reformers Push New Views : For Soviets, Last Battle of War Is Over Its Legacy DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy in Making Is Believed Found From United Press International
TV Network for State Government Urged CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Voyager May Look Back to Snap One Last 'Family Portrait' LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Crew of Runaway Train Recalls Details of Fatal Derailment in May JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Knott's Corkscrew Will Wind Down; New Ride Planned ZAN DUBIN, Times Staff Writer
First Off . . . ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
CLASSICAL MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : Sidlin's Pops Motto--Ask and Ye Shall Receive KENNETH HERMAN
DANCE REVIEW : Spirited Lo-Tec Dance Series Comes to Close on Enthusiastic Note EILEEN SONDAK
DANCE REVIEW : Germani Troupe Has a Way to Go EILEEN SONDAK
Pop/rock ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Impresario Disillusioned by Poor Patronage at Theater for New Plays, Plans Closure Mark Chalon Smith
Western Groups Cancel China Arts Festival Appearances SHARON DIRLAM, Dirlam is a free-lance writer based in Beijing
Movies ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Genesis Mainstay Proves Craftsman in Own Band JIM WASHBURN
Music ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STAGE REVIEW : Play-It-Straight 'Verona' Needs a Gimmick at Grove DON SHIRLEY
City of 'Lights, Camera, Action' : When Parisians Move Out, Film Makers Move In RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
'The Package': A $16-Million Gamble on the Fear of Peace GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
BALLET REVIEW : Kirov Dances Its Farewell Bill in O.C. With Cast, Program Juggled LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
MUSIC REVIEW : SummerFest '89 Ends a Class Act KENNETH HERMAN
ABC Summons Series Stars for 'Jury Duty: The Comedy' NANCY MILLS
JAZZ REVIEW : Brazilian Festival: Summer Revelry of Rio DON HECKMAN
Box-Office Short Circuit for 'Wired' JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
ART REVIEW : Urban Scrawl Elevated at Pico House Galleria on Olvera Street WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Artists Have 'No Stomach' for Censorship LEAH OLLMAN
BALLET REVIEW : Kirov Dances Farewell Bill in Orange County LEWIS SEGAL
Union Charges Improprieties With New Rams Band MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Local Ads in Movie Videos Draw Protest DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Radio ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE : 'Package' Opens Big as Box-Office Cools Off DANIEL CERONE, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN
STAGE REVIEW : A Theatrical View of the Art of 'The Deal' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
The Umbrellas of Manhattan CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
MUSIC REVIEW : Paranjoti Chorus in U.S. Debut BRUCE BURROUGHS
SPORTS
Minor League Notebook : After His Philadelphia Story, DeAngelis Seeks Happy Ending Chris Foster
THE SIDELINES : W. Berlin to Study Joint Olympics Bid From Times Wire Services
NO SURE THING : Hollywood Park Clerk, Using Track Money, Loses $2,000 Bet on Favored Sunday Silence ALISA SAMUELS, Times Staff Writer
Olympic Bid Borders on Theater of the Absurd : Manchester of England Seeks 1996 Games Despite Athens Being Clear Favorite RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
76ers Send Cheeks to Spurs in 5-Man Deal
Author Kahn Won't Close Book on Rose EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
THE SIDELINES : Barcelona Asks Delay on '92 Events From Times Wire Services
Pete, Your Greatest Moment Still Awaits Jim Murray
Angel Notebook : Petry Is Undefeated, Unused, and He's Feeling Unappreciated MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Stewart Gets His 18th Victory as Athletics Easily Handle Yankees, 7-3 From Associated Press
Leading Receiver and Linebacker Ruled Ineligible at Cal Lutheran BRENDAN HEALEY
NFL Says It Will Suspend About 20 for Steroid Use Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Hernandez to Miss Rest of Season From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
National League Roundup : Guerrero Doesn't Return Favor, Lifts Cardinals From Associated Press
Yankee Pitcher Candelaria Traded to Expos From Associated Press
Names in the News
Numbers Won't Figure Into Ryan's Decision to Play ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : 17 Nominated for Women's Titles From Times Wire Services
U.S. Women Face Canadian Team in Volleyball Tonight
Tennis Pros Cancel OK of S. Africa Tournaments From Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '89 : COACHES, PLAYERS, TEAMS AND TRENDS TO WATCH : WITH THE NFL DRAFTING THE FRONT-RUNNERS, HEISMAN TROPHY RACE IS LEFT WIDE OPEN FOR A TALENTED BUT FLAWED GROUP : As Money Talks, Candidates Walk CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Giamatti's Remarks Violated Agreement on Ban, Rose Says Associated Press
Armijo Grabs Center Stage With a Quick Knockout STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : DeBus Drugs Hearing Set Sept. 30 From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Japanese Wins Summer Ski Jump From Times Wire Services
Bell Still Unhappy After Deal With Rams : Running Back Signs 2-Year Contract; Offensive Lineman Cox Also Signs STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
World University Games : U.S. Beats West Germany to Reach Basketball Final Associated Press
Intimidate Duarte? Not After the Result of His Private Fight Mike Downey
Voila , Viola Is Mets' Winner by a Shutout : Dodger Offense, Limited to Three Hits, Abandons Hershiser Again, 1-0 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : Napoli Weighs Action on Maradona From Times Wire Services
NFL Roundup : Talks Stall, So Broncos Make Karlis Free Agent From Associated Press
USC Guard Pendleton Ineligible, His Career With Trojans Finished CHRIS BAKER
Shriver, Fernandez Beaten; Evert, Agassi Win Matches From Times Wire Services
Raiders, Shanahan Stick With Schroeder : Lofton Cut, but Millen and Christensen Survive at Least Another Day MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '89 : COACHES, PLAYERS, TEAMS AND TRENDS TO WATCH : STANFORD'S DENNIS GREEN : First Black Football Coach in Pac-10 Is a Winner First STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Chargers Appear to Pass Test on Steroids : Henning Doesn't Expect Any Problems When Results Come Out Today BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Pro Football Prognostication Loses All of Its Credibility
U.S. Open : It's Feast, Famine as Gilbert Is Upset THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana Valley Hopes to Rise Up and Pose Threat to Big Three CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
ROAD WARRIOR : Boxer Zaragoza Returns to Home (Always) Away From Home for Title Defense EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
College Division : After Fall, Azusa Pacific Continues to Rise Mitch Polin
Clark Makes a Promise, Then He Delivers : He Tells Poster Child He'll Hit a Home Run and Winds Up With Two SCOTT MILLER
4 Players Suspended for Using Banned Steroids : 'Fewer Than 2 Dozen' to Miss 4 Games as Result of NFL Testing for Strength-Enhancing Drug From Associated Press
Greg Bell Is Still Unhappy After Signing With Rams STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : Aaron James New Grambling Coach From Times Wire Services
SOUND AND FURY : Noisy Superdome Crowd Causes Saints to Get Four Penalties in Win Over Bengals Associated Press
Cowboys Get Hamel in Redskins Trade From Associated Press
BOUNCING BACK : Wilander Hopes to Salvage a Miserable 1989 Season With a Memorable U.S. Open THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'Can We Go Home Again?'
Proposition 13 Has Made Everyone's Tax Reasonable JONATHAN M. COUPAL, Jonathan M. Coupal is an attorney with the Sacramento-based Pacific Legal Foundation, which has participated in numerous lawsuits in support of Proposition 13.
Brightening Skid Row
Gang Slaying of Youth Tied to Mistaken Identity MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
L.A. to Claim Land for Pacoima Senior Center
Changing Climate Among Superpowers May Aid the Fight Against Drugs DAVID F. MUSTO, David F. Musto, a professor of psychiatry and the history of medicine at Yale School of Medicine, is the author of "The American Disease: Origins of Narcotic Control" (Oxford University Press, 1987).
City, Latino Group Clear 1 Hurdle in Election Suit H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
A News Idea for California
Reseda Renewal Proposed : Plan Hopes to Lure Shoppers From Malls GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Fighting Back : Disabled Tenants Allegedly Tossed Out of Skid Row Hotel File Suit PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
4 Die in Copter Crash; Foul Play Is Suspected From United Press International
College Drops Plan to Help Fund Developer's Wall JOHN CHANDLER, Times Staff Writer
School Board OKs $3.87-Billion Budget
Popular Force Meets Imperial Object : No Matter the Baltic Logic, Soviets Won't Give the Store Away ALEXANDER J. MOTYL, Alexander J. Motyl is an assistant prof e ssor of political science and director of nationality and Siberian studies at Columbia University's Harriman Institute.
Man Slain, 2 Hurt in Birthday Party Brawl
Jet Nearing Long Beach Barely Misses Light Plane ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
'One day in '69, I saw 100 trees cut to the ground. . . .' PERRY C. RIDDLE
1 Fatally Stabbed, 2 Hurt, 2 Arrested
The Wonders of Voyager
Search Continues for Alzheimer's Victim
Otay Mesa
Wood Roof Industry Sues for Injunction
Global Teamwork at Sundance
L.A. Cites Hardship in Fighting Dump Limits AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Legislators Honor Tony for Record Flight JIM CARLTON and RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writers
Woo Testifies at Trial of Anti-Abortion Activists CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
15-Year-Old Sent to CYA for Slaying
Santa Ana : Santa Ana Man Shot While Chasing Thieves
San Diego
County Says It's Too Late to Hear Remapping Suit RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
'Can We Go Home Again?'
El Salvador's War Goes On
'Can We Go Home Again?'
'Can We Go Home Again?'
Lotto Odds
Appeals Court Rejects Bid to Close Adult Theater in Santa Ana JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
El Toro Controllers' Alert Prevents Midair Collision ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
2 Moorpark Men Arrested in Slaying
1st Day of School at Cal State Brings Lesson in Patience CHARLES STROUSE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Countywide : Collision Kills 2 on Santiago Canyon Road
County Political Figure Sentenced in Tax Case CATHERINE GEWERTZ, Times Staff Writer
And the Beat Goes On AL MARTINEZ
Pilot Experience
Pringle Accused of Paying His Attorneys Improperly CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Mobil Decides to Replace 75 Miles of Leaky Pipeline GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Hills Still Looking at Options, Studying Cityhood BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Suspected Con Man Captured by Police
Key Witness Denies Murdering 2 in '85
Firm Co-Owned by Fired Subcontractor Hired for Metro Rail RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
2 of Laguna's 3 Festivals Report Attendance Increases ALLISON SAMUELS, Times Staff Writer
El Salvador's War Goes On
New Managers Reopen Center Shut by Child-Abuse Charges IGOR GREENWALD, Times Staff Writer
Boy, 16, Is Chased, Beaten, Fatally Shot
$2,500 Reward Pledged in Vandalism Case
Barona
Irvine : UCI Women's Center Gets $110,000 Donation
NOW Assails Reiner, Will Endorse Underdog Smith in Atty. Gen. Race JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
San Diego
$40-Million Program for Job Creation OKd
Essay Exam, Materials With Heart Mark Fresh Approaches in Schools : Local Scores Top State Averages DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point : Sailor Hopes Trimaran Can Set Sailing Record
Lotto Odds
Santa Ana : Appeal Denied in Classic Store Shoplifting Caper
Border Patrol Agent Broadcasts Taunts, Obscenity at Mexicans PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Expanded Irvine Monorail Discussed ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Marine Corps Identifies Pilot of Missing Aircraft THOMAS BECHER, Times Staff Writer
Missing Reconnaissance Plane Crew Identified; Search Continues THOMAS BECHER, Times Staff Writer
Green-Thumb Therapy : Mentally Retarded to Plant Community Garden That Will Beautify Barren Site TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
County Seniors Score High in Writing ELAINE WOO and JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writers
'Can We Go Home Again?'
Baby-Sitter Faces Murder Trial in Toddler's Death
Sea Lion Killer Gets Maximum Penalty
Fraternities Lose Court Battle With City of Fullerton MARY LOU FULTON and CHARLES STROUSE, Times Staff Writers
Federal Damage Survey of Exxon Valdez Begins GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Mayor Wants Exclusive Rights : Arts Festival Organizers Fight Private Promoters GERARD GARZA, San Diego County Arts Editor
Boy, 15, Shot by Border Patrol Is Expected to Recover PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Essay, Exam, Materials With Heart Mark Fresh Approaches in Schools : Health Education Gets New Look DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
'Alberto's still here because I keep him alive. He belongs here. This is still his place.' VICTOR MERINA
Disappeared After Wife's Death : Leucadia Man Says He'll Fight Extradition LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Workman Dies in Concrete Tomb : Frantic Efforts to Save Victim Fail; 13 Injured PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Motorcycle Passenger Killed in Hit-Run Crash
BUSINESS
Lawsuits Over Student Loans Entangle UES : Auditor Wants Firm to Assume Any Liability PATRICE APODACA, Times Staff Writer
Who Is Bert Ely and Why Is He Against S&Ls? : Thrift Industry Critic Is 'King of the Quotes' PAUL BLUSTEIN, The Washington Post
P.M. BRIEFING : Scientists Take Shine to Melons From Times Wire Services
Olson Industries Loses $914,730 in 2nd Quarter
Kerkorian May Put MGM-UA Television on Auction Block From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Joblessness Still at Low 2.2% From Times Wire Services
Zenith Will Fight Order for Prop. 103 Rollback
P.M. BRIEFING : Wide Range in Medicine Cost Found From Times Wire Services
Gonzalez Launches Intensified Probe of Lincoln Savings ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Publication Gives Tips on Down Side of Travel From Associated Press
July New Home Sales Soar 14.4% as Interest Declines From Associated Press
Experts Split on Which Direction Computer Research Should Go CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : New North Sea Oil Field Described From Times Wire Services
Spring Thaw Expected for Frozen New Zealand Economy From Christian Science Monitor
Sierracin Corp. Says Profit Fell 29% in 2nd Quarter
P.M. BRIEFING : Changes in Commodities Rules Proposed in Wake of Indictments From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Unrest Cuts Chinese Tourism in Half From Times Wire Services
Semtech Revenue Up 7%, but Earnings Drop 37%
Finland Firm Buys Card Key Systems From United Press International
Transamerica Insurance Shows 28% Profit Gain
Spring GNP Growth Hits 2.7% Rate, Puts Recession Fears Off : Pace 1 Percentage Point Higher Than Expected, U.S. Says From Associated Press
Booster for Battery Sales? From Associated Press
Fortune Petroleum Agrees to Buy Oil, Gas Properties
Syncor Income Plummets in Final Quarter, Year
Dow Retreats From Its Record Level; Off 16.73 From Times Wire Services
U.S. Trade Deficit Shrinks in Quarter as Exports Rise From Associated Press
Puritan-Bennett Buys 40% Stake in Foxs Labs
New Effort to Measure Latino TV Market : Pilot Project to Start Next Month in Southland JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Dow Rises to 2,743.36, Another Record High From Times Wire Services
Com Systems Shows Loss of $2.9 Million
Program Trading Debate Begins to Boil Over Again : Many Brokerages Outside N.Y. Fear Practice Makes Small Investors Think That They Haven't a Chance From Reuters
Resorts Stops Paying Interest on Bond Debt JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Deal Is a Natural for Muppet Maker Who Built an Empire PATRICK LEE, Times Staff Writer
HCC Managers Announce Bid for Firm JOHN MEDEARIS, Times Staff Writer
SEC Wins Court Order Against Last Defendant in Magna Case JOHN MEDEARIS, Times Staff Writer
Unisys Gives No. 2 Post to Ex-Burroughs Executive
Without a Parachute : Hughes Aircraft Sponsors Job Fair for Its Workers Left in the Layoff Lurch DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Plans to Fortify Foreign Investment Panel Earn Praise, Scorn ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Small Contractors Often Spared : Surviving the Defense Budget Wars GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Retail Sales Up 8%, Defying Trend JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Japan Merger to Create No. 2 Bank in World : Mitsui, Taiyo Kobe Banks Agree to Join in April; Assets Would Be 2nd to Dai-Ichi Kangyo From Associated Press
Improving the PR Industry's Image on Hiring : Trade groups and others are doing something about jobs for minorities. BRUCE HOROVITZ
Mead Corp. Sells Its Release Products Unit From Associated Press
Aladdin Owner Ginji Yasuda Files for Bankruptcy From Associated Press
Pan Am Seen Interested in Continental : Airline Joins Other Possible Buyers Including Scandinavian Airlines ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Desktop Program Holds Promise CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Calculated Risks : Despite Slump, Electro Rent Is Bucking Trends in Instrument Leasing JOHN MEDEARIS, Times Staff Writer
Navy's Computer Choices Under Fire : 'Gang of 6' Firms Claim That Bidding Is Stacked in IBM's Favor LESLIE CAULEY, The Baltimore Sun
Compaq Will Cut Price of Some Desktop Computers From Reuters
Lockheed Awards Major Military Job to S. Korean Firm RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Rivals Are Giving Western Union Run for Money-by-Wire From Associated Press
Disney Invites Kermit, Friends to Join Mickey : Henson to Sell Muppets, Will Stay Creative Head PATRICK LEE, Times Staff Writer
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