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What happened on February 06, 1989
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'Sir James' : Molest Suspect Says He's Misunderstood, but Prosecutors Insist He's a Con Man RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Deep-Sea Shrimp See Without Eyes, Report Says THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Year of the Snake : 12 Months of Peace, Quiet Expected, Though Serpent Symbolizes Good, Bad in Chinese Lore CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Trial Reveals the Trail of Clues That Led Police to Night Stalker Suspect Ramirez EDWIN CHEN, Times Staff Writer
Rites Held for Bradley Aide Mas Kojima GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Man Held in Slaying of Pacoima Youth
Christmas Spirit Keeps Her Merry Rest of the Year Herbert J. Vida
Local News in Brief : Mission Viejo : Public Workshop on Transportation Offered
Science / Medicine : Caution on Pregnancy Tests From Times staff and wire service reports
The Things That Go Bump in the Night Are the Ghosts of a Community PAUL GORDON, Paul Gordon is a writer who has lived in his Hollywood neighborhood for 10 years.
Science / Medicine : Clues Found for Fish Oil's Role From Times staff and wire service reports
Science / Medicine : New View on Asthma Attacks From Times staff and wire service reports
A Month Poland May Remember : The Task Ahead Is Difficult, but at Last the Sides Will Talk MICHAEL H. BERNHARD, Michael H. Bernhard is an assistant professor of political science at Pennsylvania State University.
Changing the Guard
Tragedy Retold
Countywide : Rail Corridor Agency Pact Will Be Signed
Corona del Mar : Ground Breaking for Road Planned
Dayworkers Are Heroes to Families in Mexico RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Controversy Over Pay Raises
Blacks, Latinos
Life Amendment
Controversy Over Pay Raises
Controversy Over Pay Raises
Controversy Over Pay Raises
Controversy Over Pay Raises
In Hearing Deficit Alarms, We Turn a Deaf Ear to Some Positive Points CHARLES WOLF JR., Charles Wolf Jr. directs RAND Corp. research on international economic policy and is dean of the Rand Graduate School. and
Judge to Hear Lawsuit Today Over GOP Use of Poll Guards CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Homeless Man's Candle Causes a Fatal Blaze CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Controversy Over Pay Raises
Slow-Growth Plan's Foes Miss a Chance to Counterattack GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Tet Festival Draws 100,000 to Little Saigon MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Deaths Still Mystery : Sea Lion Toll Reaches 47; 9 More Found MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Getaway Truck Used in Slaying Found
Cambodia: Peace at Last?
Educators Seek to Bridge Language Gap for Blacks DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Shots Fired Into Topless Bar Wound Patron
State Plan on Nursing Home Inspections Angers Critics LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Sun Valley Man, 78, Found After 2 Days
Principal Gradillas
Phony Police Radio Calls Bring Arrest of Youth, 18 ROBERT W. WELKOS and AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Stricter Rules Adopted on Use of Anaheim Bay
Focus on Congestion, Not More Freeways GORDON J. FIELDING, Gordon J. Fielding is a professor of social science at UC Irvine and director of the Institute of Transportation Studies for the University of California system.
Hydropower Highlighted in SDG&E Buyout Plan DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB and GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
Lottery Results Feb. 4
Oceanside Woman Shot While in Her Car
Embattled Kennel Owner's Long Fight : Ruby Mae Brown's Trouble With the Law Dates Back Years LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
With Trial Well Past, Future Brightening for Joeri Debeer LUCILLE RENWICK, Times Staff Writer
Suspected Illegal Drug Manufacturer Is Arrested AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
Pupils Find Fast Track Ends After Junior High SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
To Fans, Hulk's Victory Was Icing on the Beefcake ANTHONY PERRY
All Sides Brace for Abortion Confrontation Saturday LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Operators at Heart of 911 System : Effectiveness of Response to Emergencies Depends on Human Judgment MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Food Is a Mirror Image for Some Caterpillars From Times staff and wire service reports
Science / Medicine : Cornering the Genes That Cause Mental Illness : In a new era of psychiatric research, scientists hope to isolate the genes that predispose people to severe mental disorders like schizophrenia or manic depression. BRUCE BOWER, Bower is behavioral sciences editor for Science News magazine in Washington, D.C. and
NEWS
MEDIA : Paper Runs Photos of Bundy's Body From Times wire services and
3 Arrested in Italy for Child Prostitution From Reuters
The World
Pakistan Bomb Blast Before Key Assembly Vote Kills 3, Injures 5 From Reuters
The Nation
PLO Broke Terrorism Vow, Arens Says From Associated Press
Just Awaiting the Deluge of Fax Junk Mail Jack Smith
Buenos Aires No Longer in Dark as Power Crisis Eases From Reuters
Snow Falls in Wide Area as Mercury Dips EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Board, Teachers Edge Closer but Outlook Dim RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS : BofA Issues 1st Dividend in 2 Years From Times wire services and
More and More Dollars Don't Add Up--to a Penny ANN CONNORS
The State
Book Review : Who's Guilty of the Real Crime Here? CAROLYN SEE
The World
The World
The Nation : Utilities Warned of Sabotage Dangers
The State
A Scholarly Look at War by Ex-Aide to Presidents GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHLAND : Policeman, Children Hunted From Times wire services and
Record Lows Chill Calif.; Crops Periled GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
The World
WORLD : Walesa Hits 'Ruin' by Communists From Times wire services and
The Nation
Jewish Fund Drive $1 Million Over Goal
The Nation
NATION : Rehnquist Assails Execution Delays From Times staff and wire service reports
Hussein Said to Plan Visit to U.S. Shortly From Associated Press
Wright Caves In, Agrees to Let House Vote on Pay Hike : 51% Raise Appears Doomed From United Press International
Talks Begin on Teacher Salaries
The World
After a Calm Campaign, Poll Predicts Jamaica Is Likely to Turn Left DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
The State
Alcohol, Drug Use in Military Lowest Since '80, Pentagon Says From United Press International
HEALTH : Ex-Justice Powell Hospitalized From Times wire services and
The State
Lawmakers Welcome Attention : Bush's Personal Touches Promote Bipartisan Spirit JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
The World
The State
The Nation
Debts, Wars Cited : Latins Hopeful as U.S.-Soviet Ties Improve RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Aquino Aide to Talk Marcos Deal From Times wire services and
The Nation
The World
Snow Falls in Wide Area as Mercury Dips EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
The World : More Firms Linked to Libya
Paraguay Chief Denies Rumors of Drug Links From Associated Press
NATION : 1st Woman Overseer at Harvard From Times wire services and
Wright Defends His Proposal for 30% Pay Raise as 'Upright' WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Pull Last Units Out of Afghan Capital : Shevardnadze to Meet With Rebel Leaders MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH : Kitty Dukakis in Alcohol Clinic From Times wire services and
50% Raise Would Put Congress Far Ahead of Most Counterparts from the Washington Post
Homeless Aid Bills Vie for Tight Federal Dollars JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Group Probed Over Charity Party Funds from Associated Press
Bush to Ask S&L Bailout by Banks : Higher Deposit Premiums Would Raise Money for Insurance Fund ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writers
Britain to Probe Charges That WWII Hero Ordered German Prisoners Shot From Reuters
China OKs Soviet Summit in Mid-May DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Death : Snow Falls in Wide Area as Mercury Dips EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Bush Unveils 4-Point Plan to Rescue S&Ls From Times Wire Services
He Sees 'More of a Conflict' Than Personal Life : Simpson Concerned Over Fees to Tower RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
The State : Nine Added to Sea Lion Toll
'Lord, you said no child would ever be hungry, no child would ever be alone because you'd send someone. . . .' : Watching Over the Children GINGER THOMPSON, Times Staff Writer
Parents Hold Their Breath as Troops Head Homeward DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Seal Beach Man Dies in Fire at Home From Times staff and wire service reports
Samuel Cooperman; Founded Santa Monica Mandolin Group
Kenneth Burns; 'Jethro' of 'Homer and Jethro' Duo
The World
Soviet Afghanistan Forces Return to Hero's Welcome From Reuters
Rising Star Tarnished in Raid : GOP's Nolan in Struggle for His Political Survival PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Palestinians 'Alien Invaders,' Shamir Says From Associated Press
Students Want a Chance to Excel : Career Concerns at Heart of 1980s Campus Protests RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Sabbaticals: More Professionals Tune Into Trend of Dropping Out NORA FRENKIEL, The Baltimore Sun
Ousted Dictator Stroessner Flies to Exile in Brazil JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHLAND : Long Beach News Executive's Son Gets Life for Shooting Girlfriend From Times wire services and
NATION : Author Barbara Tuchman Dies From Times wire services and
At Least 38 Perish as Record Cold Wave Hits Most of Nation From United Press International
Oliver W. Sipple; Ex-Marine Thwarted Shooting of Ford From Staff and Wire Reports
Bush's Ethics Man Quits Post in Private Sector : Changes Mind on Holding Title Without Pay After Advice From 2 on Panel From Associated Press
NATION : Sheila Tate Joins Lobbying Firm From Times wire services and
The World
NATION : Hubert Humphrey's Son-in-Law Gets 4 Years in Prison for Fraud From Times wire services and
Charles Cross Northrup; Partner in Don Loper Salon
Deukmejian Nominee in Ugly Fight for Confirmation DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Pull Last Units Out of Afghan Capital : Will Not Surrender, Najibullah Vows From Times Wire Services
Robert LeRoy Knudsen; Major White House Photographer
The Marcos Diary : A Lust for Power, an Eye on Glory WILLIAM C. REMPEL and RICHARD E. MEYER, Times Staff Writers
3 Fatally Shot in Southland Gang Conflict From United Press International
BUSINESS
JOHN BERNARDS : Newport Blue Tests the Waters : Tustin Firm Aims Sportswear at Grown-Up Beachboys Mary Ann Galante, Times staff writer
For Many Travel Agents, Specialties Are Way to Go : Whether Catering to Kids or Seniors, It's a Matter of Survival GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Report: OPEC Exceeded New Quota in January Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Dollar Ends Mixed in Europe From Times staff and wire service reports
Manville Pays $1.3 Billion Charge : Company Anticipated Penalty After Reorganization From Reuters
Fed Expected to Go on Collision Course With White House From Associated Press
Worker Output Up but Short of Bush's Forecast From Associated Press
Taxpayers Should Not Bear Cost of S&L Bailout, Banking Experts Say DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : BofA Issues 1st Dividend in 2 Years From Times staff and wire service reports
Mexican Farm Trade May Move on 2-Way Street BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
January Level Is Lowest in 2 Years : Drop in Purchasers' Index May Signal Slowing From Reuters
Pennzoil Acquires 8% Stake in Gas, Mining Company From Associated Press
For Many Travel Agents, Specialties Are Way to Go : Disabled Take Aim at Bias of Some Travel Agents GEORGE WHITE
IN BRIEF : EC Restricts Microchip Marketing From Times staff and wire service reports
Cellular Phones: Mixed Blessing : Convenience, Intrusion, Cost Can Cause Love-Hate Relationships JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
Buy Beachfront Condos Now
Japanese Firms Rushing to Gain Foothold in Europe NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : New Bid for Champion Spark Plug From Times staff and wire service reports
Litton Unit Gets Contract From United Press International
Delta, American to Merge Systems for Reservations : 'Global' Giant Would Handle About Half of U.S. Air Travel Plans ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Desktop Computer Price Cut $200 From Times staff and wire service reports
For Most CEOs, Perk Is Still Preference CINDY SKRZYCKI, The Washington Post
Bon Voyage! GEORGE WHITE
Relief for Credit Card Addicts : Organizations Offer Advice as Christmas Bills Begin to Roll In From Associated Press
Lost Pizza Phone Number Triggers Suit : Dial 800 Inc. Sues U S Sprint Over 'DOMINOS' Combination BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Former Mater Dei Star Chris Jackson Ends Long Search for Happiness and a Winning Program at UC Riverside : A SUCCESS STORY CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
24 Hours of Daytona : Jim Busby's Porsche 962 Wins Closest Finish From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Famed Woman Golfer Vare Dies From Times wire services
West German Captures Upset Gold in Downhill From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Boxer Marsh Staging Own Fight From Times wire services
Davis Cup Roundup : Pernfors Leads Swedes to Win From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Houston to Pay Davis $1,085,000 From Times wire services
College Roundup : College of the Desert Defeats Cypress, 6-5
Riley Wins an Argument and Lakers Win the Game SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Cryptoclearance Makes Up 15 Lengths to Win at Gulfstream Associated Press
Chang to Serve by Not Serving in Davis Cup From Associated Press
Commentary : White's Hiring Is Only Baseball's First Step : Now, More Doors Need to Be Opened for Blacks in Professional Sports MIKE LITTWIN, Baltimore Sun
Aouita Is a Wee Bit Slow : He Comes Close to 5,000 Record in Virginia Meet RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Mullen Sets Record for 9-Game Series SEAN WATERS
Schrader Makes Successful Transition by Winning Open-Wheeled 50-Miler Associated Press
Top-Rated Seybolds Feel Time Has Come for U.S. Skating Title From Associated Press
Rare Pair Steps Forward for UCLA Scott Ostler
The Los Angeles Open : Calcavecchia Lets Chips Fall for Win MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Chang, Agassi Wrap Up U.S. Sweep of Paraguay in Davis Cup BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Iowa Paid for Players to Have Drug Treatment
NBA Roundup : Pistons Throw Rodman at Bulls in 113-102 Win DAN HAFNER
SuperSonics Owner to Decide Today About Sports Arena Bid MICHAEL GRANBERRY
Red Wings' Klima Jailed 3 Days and Fined for Drunk Driving From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Gretzky Named Player of the Week From Times wire services
Aztecs Split Doubleheader With Florida International
NHL Roundup : Penguins Win, but Lemieux Has Only an Assist DAN HAFNER
BOUNCING BACK : Support After Being Beaned by Errant Golf Ball Spurs Irwin to Good Showing Rich Tosches, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Horton Leads Iowa Over Illinois, 86-82 From Associated Press
Bruins Run Miller Out of Pauley : Showing No Mercy, UCLA Overwhelms His Beavers, 92-75 JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review / Donna Carter : Irvine Girls' Volleyball Team Gets New Honor
Nasr el Arab Takes to Mud, Wins the Strub BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Big Enough to Tackle Downhill
World Alpine Ski Championships : After Storm Blows Over, Walliser Blows Away Women's Downhill Field BOB LOCHNER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
South African May Fight at Forum : Bout Would Match Mitchell Against Lopez of Glendale EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Judo Standout Holds Family's Golden Dream DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Nevada Las Vegas Has a Bumpy Flight Home After Loss From Times Wire Services
Chang Has an Idea Where He Fits in Placentia's Pool of Teen Talent BILL DWYRE
Great but Never Grating, He Keeps Skating to His Own Goals Mike Downey
IN BRIEF : Cleveland Athletes in Call Girl Book From Times wire services
He May Be in No-Win Situation at Arizona State : Schermerhorn Replaces Patterson as Interim Coach of the Dismal Wildcats JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : U.S. Girl Wins Fernleaf Round From Times wire services
The Los Angeles Open : When This Guy Gets a Little Mad, He Gets a Lot Better Jim Murray
Morrison, 52, Dies of Heart Attack : South Carolina Coach, Ex-Giant Star Collapses After Racquetball Game Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Movies ALEENE MacMINN and JUDITH MICHAELSON, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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First Off . . . ALEENE MacMINN and JUDITH MICHAELSON, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Media Group Assails 'Nightline' for Being Too Narrow : Same Faces in Political Crowd (White Males), Same Viewpoints Recycled on Issues of the Day HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and JUDITH MICHAELSON, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Cassavetes Left His Imprint on a Generation of Film Makers SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
STAGE REVIEW : 'As Is' Delivers Moving Portrait of Shock and Despair of AIDS NANCY CHURNIN
Andy-Mania Is Alive and Well in New York WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Funky View of San Diego Provided by Channel 39 KEVIN BRASS
'Search and Destroy' Protagonist on a Desperate Mission RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer
MUSIC REVIEW : Kathleen Battle Sings a Precious Recital MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Peter Falk Returns as the Rumpled but Brilliant 'Columbo' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Media Group Assails 'Nightline' for Being Too Narrow : Koppel, Producer Challenge Report, Say Show Is a News Program, Not Equal-Access Forum JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
ART / Cathy Curtis : Reading All About It Makes 'The Lagoon Cycle' a Chore to Appreciate Cathy Curtis
Orange County Pop Music Review : Temptation Proves Too Great to Roll Out a Rushed Hit Parade MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Temptations Await Spark MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Restored 'Lawrence' Conquers New York Premiere Audience PAT H. BROESKE
JAZZ REVIEW : Sarah Vaughan Conquers Auditorium, Audience JIM MEROD
STAGE REVIEW : 'Burning Beach': An Allegory About Cuba's Political History DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
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