What happened on February 05, 1989

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Report From Fairbanks: Life at 50 Below Is Not a Pretty Picture Andy Williams, Andy Williams, editorial-page editor for the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, has lived in Fairbanks since 1976
California High Court Needs Female Perspective JANICE KAMENIR-REZNIK, Janice Kamenir-Reznik, an attorney in Sherman Oaks, is president of California Women Lawyers, a statewide women lawyers organization
A Shaky Shiite Truce and Syria's Quest for Respect G. H. Jansen, G.H. Jansen has covered the Middle East for many years
Savings & Loan Regulations Create 'Win-Win' Situation for Risk-Takers Jonathan R. Macey, Jonathan R. Macey is a law professor at Cornell University
Charges Pinpoint North's Deceit of Everyone in Sight PHILIP B. HEYMANN, Philip B. Heymann, a professor at Harvard Law School, was assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's criminal division from 1978 to 1981
Talking Peace and Trading Goods: A Formula for U.S. Mideast Policy Howard R. Teicher, Howard R. Teicher was on the National Security Council staff, directing political-military and Middle Eastern issues, from 1982 to 1987
Up in the Air Over Fares
When The U.S. Drops Its Defenses Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is publisher of the American Political Report and Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly
In Sudan, Masses Die as Rebels, Government Use Food as a Weapon Francis M. Deng, Francis M. Deng, formerly Sudanese ambassador to the United States, is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
Death Penalty and Abortion
'Standing Firm on Medicare'
Death Penalty and Abortion
Violence
Death Penalty and Abortion
In Stroessner's Wake, a Chance for Democracy : Ouster of Long-Time Paraguayan Dictator Gives U.S. an Opening to Push for Rights ABRAHAM F. LOWENTHAL and DIEGO ABENTE, Abraham F. Lowenthal, a professor of international relations at USC, is executive director of the Inter-American Dialogue. Diego Abente, a native of Paraguay, teaches political science at Miami University (Ohio)
Cats in Cairo
Scrap Paper
The Shocking Crime
Misinformation on AIDS
A Chinese Half-Century of Satire and Dissent Kyna Rubin, Kyna Rubin is a professional associate at the Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China at the National Academy of Sciences. The views in this article reflect those of the author and not those of the committee, its sponsors or the National Research Council

BUSINESS

Supercharger Gives Second Wind to Automotive Accessory Company JEFF YIP, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Uses Mob-Style Tactics in Chasing Milken
VIEWPOINT : High-Tech Growth Isn't Dependent on Pentagon : Consumer Companies Would Likely Recruit Freed Pool of Experts LENNY SIEGEL, LENNY SIEGEL is director of the Pacific Studies Center in Mountain View, Calif
Support Groups--Where CEOs Help CEOs JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Author Takes Own Advice as He Rebuilds After Bankruptcy, Coronary JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Used Jet Market Takes Off : Backlog of Orders for New Airliners Fuels Demand for Old Ones ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Competitiveness and New TVs LAURA D'ANDREA TYSON, With this column, Laura D'Andrea Tyson joins the Times Board of Economists. A professor of economics at the University of California at Berkeley, she is also research director at the Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy. She received her doctorate in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has been on the faculty at UC Berkeley since 1977. A member of the Cuomo Commission on Trade and Competitiveness and the Leadership Council of Rebuild America, she is the author of "Politics and Productivity: The Real Story of How Japan Works" with Chalmers Johnson and John Zysman. and
Heat Is On in World Market for Light Bulbs JAMES FLANIGAN
Cost-Cutting Undermining U.S. Weapons Programs RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Old Town Irvine Is Brand New : Developers Staking Their $20-Million Restoration on Nostalgia and a Little Something for Everyone MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Merger of Communications Firms Puts Texas Oilman Back in the Black From Associated Press

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

TRAVEL

Detour Signs Are Posted in Asia LARRY HABEGGER and JAMES O'REILLY, Habegger and O'Reilly are free-lance writers living in Northern California .
It's a Dog's Day When the Master's Away BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park
Consumer Report : Smooth Ride Ahead for Car Renters
Play It Again for the Hotels, Shops and Beaches of Casablanca BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Nonsmokers Speak Out
Focused Travel
Nonsmokers Speak Out
Nonsmokers Speak Out
Nonsmokers Speak Out
Nonsmokers Speak Out
A Special Kindness
Airline Perks Continue JACK ADLER
No Need to Go Cross-Country for This Gold ELLIOTT ALMOND and VALYRIE ICE, Almond is a Times staff writer in Sports and Ice is a free-lance writer living in Fountain Valley. and
Inn Offers Mammoth 'Memories' BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Mardi Gras Mementos Preserved in a Museum JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Mayreau--Private Caribbean Island Goes Public FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Bonded Cruise Ships : U.S. Cruise Ships Must Be Bonded ERIC FRIEDHEIM, Friedheim is editor/publisher of Travel Agent magazine.
ENCORE PARIS : It is the gracious hospitality, intimate atmosphere, and central location and attention to detail that brings back year after year to stay at some of the 'little' hotels in the City of Light. JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Dining in Hawaii : New Wave of Specialty Cuisine Hits Big Island PAUL LASLEY and ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, Lasley and Harryman are Beverly Hills free-lance writers
Posh Landmark Is Center for Sophisticated, Pricey Merchandise JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Strolling Through New York's Greenwich Village LESLIE GOURSE, Gourse is a New York City free-lance writer and author of a forthcoming book, "Guided Walking Tours of New York City" (Globe-Pequot Press, $10.95), due out in May.
Extended-Range Planes Allow Longer Nonstops PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
China Tour Operators Arrange Visits to Tibet LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Post Cards Are Going High-Tech as Travel Videos
Historic State Park Includes Elk Reserve, Farm MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are free-lance writers/photographers living in Laguna Beach.

What happened on February 05, 1989

MAGAZINE

AROUND HOME : Japanese Netsuke SAM BURCHELL

Epilogue : Le Ly Hayslip's American Life KAREN EVANS, Karen Evans is a San Francisco writer.

Grand Illusions : Rose Tarlow Rewrites the History of Furniture Design for Her Adapted 'Antiques' Virginia Gray, Virginia Gray is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.

AROUND HOME : Drucker Outdoor Cafe Chairs DAVID LASKER

AROUND HOME : Fiberarts Design Book Three EDITED BY KATE MATHEWS (Lark Books; 1987) Judith Sims

Jepson Still Going Strong ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER

Quick and Easy : A Time-Saving Duck Recipe From Cookbook Author Abby Mandel BETSY BALSLEY, Balsley is The Times' food editor.

AROUND HOME : The Complete Book of Decorative Paint Techniques BY ANNIE SLOAN AND KATE GWYNN (Salem House; 1988) Virginia\f7 Gray

AROUND HOME : Champagne Substitutes RUTH REICHL

AROUND HOME : The Real Decoys JUDITH SIMS

AROUND HOME : Old Telephones LOIS GIBSON

Coming Out : A Sneak Preview of the Recently Introduced --and Quite Rare -- Japonica Camellias Includes a New, Almost-Yellow Flower ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.

Libraries of the Unexpected : From Golf to Grand Opera, L.A.'s Offbeat Archives Offer Special Kinds of Knowledge MARLA JO FISHER, Marla Jo Fisher is a Los Angeles writer.

Free Enterprise : Cosmetics Firms Hope to Build New Loyalties With More Sample Giveaways PADDY CALISTRO

Romantic Notions : Actress Diane Lane Shows Off Sweetheart Styles and Gifts Mary Rourke Mary Rourke, Mary Rourke is a Times staff writer

THE OTHER SIDE : A Vietnam War Memoir LE LY HAYSLIP and JAY WURTS, This is adapted from "When Heaven and Earth Changed Places: A Vietnamese Woman's Journey From War to Peace" by Le Ly Hayslip with Jay Wurts, copyright 1989, which will be published in May by Doubleday.

A Memoir Sent Cross-Country Shows a Grandson's Promise as Essayist Jack Smith

Walk Like a Man...Out of My Aerobics Class SUSAN LITTWIN, Susan Littwin is a feature writer for TV Guide.

NEWS

Cervical Cancer Virus Linked to Promiscuity CARRIE FIGDOR, Associated Press

Gang Tension : At School, Survival Comes First JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer

Remote, Barren Elemi Triangle Disputed : Sudan, Kenya in Border War--of Words MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer

Emperor of the Mossi Tribe : In Burkina Faso, Mogho Naba Lives On JEAN-LOUP FIEVET, Reuters

Academy Gives Black Children Role Models in the Cerritos Melting Pot ROCHELLE WILKERSON, Times Staff Writer

Hoover Got a Bum Rap, Historian Tells Seminar PETER RAPALUS, United Press International

Welfare Trims Proposed to Cut Migration to Wisconsin BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer

'Radio Reader' Leaves 'Em Enthralled CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer

Gangs, Crime Top Fears of Vietnamese in Orange County STEVE EMMONS and DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writers

Monterey Park Irks Some by Passing Up Child Care Grant BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer

Israelis Kill 2 Palestinian Youths; Aid Worker Hurt From Times Wire Services

Teachers Assail Schools Chief for Redecoration CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer

There's Room at the Inn-- Enough for a Small Escape ZAN THOMPSON

Midshipmen's Club Aids Race Relations, Teaches Black Culture ROCHELLE RILEY, The Washington Post

New Paraguay Leaders Pledge Early Open Vote JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer

Sullivan Withdraws Bid for School Pay Associated Press

More Improper Wiring Found on Boeing Jets From Associated Press

Cuomo Asks Congress to Help if Bush Aids Needy WILLIAM J. EATON, Staff Writer

Bush Puppy Report Could Be Premature From United Press International

Arcadia Schools Listen to Parents, Make Changes in New Bus Service ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer

Pomona Threat Prompts Water Board Switch : More Musical Chairs at 3 Valleys JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Defense Nominee's Supporters Predict Swift Confirmation : New Probe of Tower Allegations May Last Till Midweek JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer

Anti-Terrorism Chief at the FBI Evaluates Task from Associated Press

Yugoslav Army Tries TV for Officers from Reuters

Officials Debate Ways to Reduce Influx of Aliens LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer

Governor to Be Pressed to Increase Tax on Gas VIRGINIA ELLIS, Times Staff Writer

Walesa Group Names 13 for Talks With Warsaw From United Press International

Conservationists Hopping Mad Over Threat to Kangaroo : Aussies May Soon Eat National Symbol RICHARD BILL, Associated Press

General Takes Over in Paraguay After Ousting President in Coup From Associated Press

Tower Accused of Recent Intoxication; FBI Checking JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer

N. Korea Accuses Seoul of Military Provocation From Associated Press

Soviets, Chinese Differ on the Date for Summit DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer

Decision Not to Cite Driver in Fatal Crash Explained to Asians BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer

In the Windy City, a Gust of Memories Alice Kahn

Rain, Snow Sweep Area; Five Killed : Power Lost in Some Regions; 50 Miles of I-5 Closed Down HECTOR TOBAR, Times Staff Writer

Princeton Scientists Dreaming of Space Cities Built With Moon Rocks HELEN J. SIMON, Associated Press

Adults-Only Apartment Sections OKd by State Rights Commission From Associated Press

Yugoslav President in Iraq From Reuters

Nevada Plan May Negate All Gun Controls From Associated Press

Shevardnadze in Pakistan for Talks on Afghan Peace Settlement MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

Illegal Campsites Threaten Health of Farm Workers From Associated Press

Tass Reporter Interviews U.S. Atty. Giuliani : Prosecutor Gives Mob-Busting Tips to Soviets RICK HAMPSON, Associated Press

McGrath Levels Attack Over Yaroslavsky Funds ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer

Uganda to Get Libya Loan From Reuters

'Shortcut Sharks' Take Bite Out of Traffic Jams RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Colvin is a Redondo Beach free-lance writer

Most Citizens Stick to Family Sabbath Tradition : West Germany Debates Sunday Work KEVIN COSTELLOE, Associated Press

Question for Council: Is Bigger Better in Beverly Hills? MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer

'Is That Beautiful?' Raises a Question THOMAS H. MIDDLETON

Senate Veterans Committee Delays Derwinski Hearing RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer

Rabbi's One-Man Show Seeks to Defuse Religious Tension in Israel With Laughter RONI RABIN, Associated Press

Police Arrest 36 Protesters at St. Louis Abortion Clinic From United Press International

Dramatic Dwelling That Says 'I Love L.A.' : Vienna Architect Matches House to Spectacular Site LEON WHITESON

Numbing Cold Hits From Montana to New Orleans From Times Wire Services

Preserving the Best of the Past Is Her Mission CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer

Murder, Threats, Bribery : 'Law of Gun' Endangers Colombian Justice System WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer

Things Are Humming at Music Center MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer

The Orange County Poll : Gangs, Crime Feared Most by Vietnamese STEVE EMMONS and DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writers

Mitterrand Visits India from Reuters

'The Bird Stops Here,' Rescuer Says : His Hobby Hatched a Hospital for Raptors and Other Feathered Friends SID MOODY, Associated Press