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What happened on February 15, 1989
NEWS
ARTS : Thieves Take $500,000 Scarab Vase From Times wire service s
Khomeini Says Author of 'Satanic Verses' Should Be Killed CHARLES P. WALLACE and DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writers
The End of a Battle Royal EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press
LOCAL : Huntington Beach High Security Beefed Up in Flashing Incidents From Times staff and wire service reports
The Nation
3,000 Protest Rushdie Book in Tehran : Author's London Home Guarded Over Death Threats From Times Wire Services
Court Upsets Death Sentence, OKs Dual Juries PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Afghan Pullout: Last Soviet Soldiers Leave From Times Wire Services
'Rain Man' Given 8 Oscar Nominations; Sigourney 2 : Hoffman Wins 6th Acting Nod MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Mexico Arrests 4 in Wide-Ranging Stock Probe MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The Bishop of Controversy : Barbara Harris, Whose New Role Shatters Tradition, Tries a Touch of Diplomacy on Her Divided Church BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Ransom Paid; Former Belgian Leader Freed From Times Wire Services
An Afternoon Spent Getting Into Training Jack Smith
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Fonda, Hayden in Trial Separation, Won't Comment on 'Private Matter' From Times staff and wire service reports
The Nation
Town Seeking Lost 1939 Time Capsule From United Press International
Panel Backs Congress Exemption From Law on Conflict of Interest From Associated Press
WORLD : Sakharov Quits Legislative Race From Times staff and wire service reports
The World : Ex-Belgian Leader Freed
Manhattan Leader to Run for Mayor JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Judge Ends Slowdown on Pay Hike United Press International
The World
NATION : At Least 4 Perish in Kentucky Floods From Times wire service s
Higher Interest Rates Predicted : Fed Action May Not Be Enough to Curb Inflation TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Burnley Ruled for Eastern While Applying to Join Airline's Law Firm From the Washington Post
WORLD : 47 Slain as Sri Lankans Go to Polls From Times wire service s
S&L Bill Would Expand Powers of Regulators ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Uranium Facility Too Perilous for EPA
ARTS : Threat Closes Beijing Art Exhibit From Times wire service s
Democrats Ask Bush Again for Budget Details WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
State Auditor Shows Budget Deficit in '88 of $590 Million DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
L.A. to Delay Enforcing Part of Gun Law : City Will Ban Sale, but Not Possession, of Semiautomatic Rifles KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Pull Up a Couch and Let's Talk Alice Kahn
The State
Delta Rocket Puts Navstar Craft in Orbit From Associated Press
Carrier Who Kept Mail Is Sentenced From Associated Press
Catalans Turn Thumbs Down on Bullfights, Poll Says From Reuters
Bush Pledges to Work on Spending Cuts From Associated Press
The Nation
The State
Afghan Coalition Talks Collapse Again : Muslim Rebels Reported Ready to Attack Key City of Jalalabad MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
NATION : U.S. Warns of Widespread Misuse of Prescription Drugs Among Elderly From Times wire service s
The Nation
Iran Hangs 70 for Drug Smuggling From Associated Press
5 Latin Leaders Agree on Disbanding Contras : Will Devise a Plan in 90 Days to Demobilize Rebels, Remove Them From Honduras Bases RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Deal Is Rejected by North Judge : Gesell to Await High Court's View on Secrets ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
The World
LOCAL : 3 Woo Challengers Fail to Qualify for Ballot, 3 Others Left in Running From Times staff and wire service reports
Switzerland to Vote Nov. 26 on Whether to Abolish Its Army From Reuters
The World
The World
180,000 Soviet Bureaucrats Given New Jobs From Associated Press
The State
Maximum Payment of $25,000 Is Just a Light Reward SHIRLEY MARLOW
The State : Sheriff Cleared in Jail Beatings
Influence of PAC Money on S&L Bailout Debated PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
A Misjudgment That Towers Over Bush Roger Simon
Helping Central America Associated Press
Leader of Miners Union Slain in Peru; Protest Strike Called From Times Wire Services
The World
Clean Water Cost Put at $83.5 Billion : EPA Says Two-Thirds of Treatment Plants Have Problems DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Dave Tarras; Leading Clarinetist
Valentine Message to Governor: 'Have a Heart' : Proposed State Health, Welfare Cuts Protested CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
'Activist' Kemp Tours Atlanta to Examine Housing Problems Faced by Inner Cities DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Disabled Centers Prepare to Close in Budget Crisis DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Public's Enthusiasm Over Prop. 103 Passage Has Risen, Poll Finds KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Blast at Explosives Plant Injures 7 From Times wire service s
Experts Band Together on a Wild Goose Chase of Sorts CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Mary Hart to Marry Producer From Times staff and wire service reports
Last Soldiers Leave Kabul, Soviets Say From Times Wire Services
Report Criticized : EPA Solution: Burn McColl Sludge on Site STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Baca: A Poet Emerges from Prison of His Past BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
County Check Finds Space in Shut Emergency Rooms CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : EPA Staff Barred From Uranium Plant
Charles Bolte; Former Four-Star General
Gorbachev Shadow Clouds Baker's Tour DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Haupt Innocent of Killing Boy, 7 From Times staff and wire service reports
Kremlin Reveals Details on Rising Crime Rate : Figures, First Since 1933, May 'Shock' People, Izvestia Says MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Disappearances Shake East Bay ROBERT CHOWBD Times Staff Writer
Flash Flood Drowns Woman, Traps Dozens Inside Homes in Tennessee From United Press International
Emily Kimbrough; Writer, Commentator
San Diego, Orange Counties OK Tax Break on Homes VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Robert W. Breckner; Helped Sign On TV Station KTTV in 1948
Woman Gets Prison; Fed Child Fatal Dose of Salt From Associated Press
Private Funds Sought for UCI Chancellor's Home JEAN DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Young Reagan's Phone Case Dropped From Associated Press
WORLD : 28 Die as Beirut Militia, Troops Clash From Times wire service s
Royal Outrage Over Norse Culling : Swedish King Blasts Seal Slaughter From Reuters
S.D. County Adopts Break for Seniors on Property Taxes BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Design Computers Finally Living Up to Expectations Dirk Sutro
White House Pressing Senators to Publicly Back Tower JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Baker to Sell All Shares of Publicly Held Stocks : Reacts to Criticism About Propriety of Ownership in Bank With $4.5 Billion in Third World Loans DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Censors in Soviet Union Ease Up on Literature : Special Edition of Russian Journal to Feature Nabokov's 'Lolita' This Spring DAVID REMNICK, The Washington Post
$470-Million Settlement for Bhopal OKd : Union Carbide to Pay 500,000 Claimants in India Gas Leak PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Sheriff Off the Hook in Jail Probe H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Cypress Downs Proposal Defeated by Nearly 2 to 1 MARK LANDSBAUM and KEN YAMADA, Times Staff Writers
Prop. 90 Savings Are Adopted by Orange County VICTOR MERINA and DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : Another Cultural Frame of Reference JONATHAN KIRSCH
'The Satanic Verses' : Why Islam Is Outraged Over Novel JOHN DART and TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Lightning Strike Hinted as Cause of Plane Crash Fatal to 3 by Julian
State Shuts 2 Santa Ana Board-and-Care Homes BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Revolt Spreads : Tall Houses on Tiny Lots Raise New Opposition BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Reporter MacDougall
Referee Urges the Disbarring of Defense Attorney DeMassa TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Last Picture Show : Blaze Guts 1926 Cinema in Santa Ana BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Schools in Santa Clarita Asked to Meet Over Tax
Local News in Brief : Fugitive's Driving Leads to His Arrest
Local News in Brief : Flag-Waving OK, but Only if It's Quiet
Escondido
Los Angeles Campaign '89
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Ruling on Teachers' Pay Due on Friday
Dawn of Pacific Century Finds U.S. Sitting on Its Status ALAN CRANSTON, Alan Cranston (D-Calif.) chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's Asia subcommittee.
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Census Bureau Seeks Accord With Minorities
Local News in Brief : Car-Theft Suspect Killed After Chase
Councilwoman Sidelined by Fractured Pelvis GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : Fire-Damaged School Functioning Well
Ruling Bars Buyout Study of SDG&E by Water Agency LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Man, 31, Shot in Forum Parking Lot
64,000 Pounds of Manure Brings a Heap of Trouble to Commuters
La Jolla
No Safety Behind the Wall
Where No News Is Bad News
Valentine's Day Wedding Brings Cheer to Hospital as Patients Exchange Vows MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Hill Street Section Reopened to Traffic
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Proposed Health Care Cuts Protested
County May Lift Its Ban, Lease Olive View Land to Raise Money LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Inquiry on Registration Efforts Urged : Johnson, Citing Democrats' Flyer, Writes to Atty. Gen. DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
PROMISE OR PERIL? : Mixed Record Raises Doubt Over Privatized Low-Income Housing FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Inching Ahead : Oft-Delayed Jupiter Spacecraft Project Takes Tiny Step on Eventual Trip of 2.4 Billion Miles LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Ticket Gives Teen Suspect in Theft Spree Ride to Jail JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Reporter MacDougall
Quayle on Soviets
S&L Crisis
Will on 'Racial Spoils System'
Quayle on Soviets
Mountain Park
San Diego
Cut Off the Arms Flow and Let Afghans Unite : With Soviets Gone, U.S. Should Demand a Referendum for Self-Determination ASHRAF GHANI, Ashraf Ghani, formerly a lecturer at Kabul University, is an assistant professor of anthropology at Johns Hopkins University
Library's Electronic Eye Focuses on Fearful Times ANTHONY PERRY
Dannemeyer's Meeting Disrupted by Gay Activists CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Local News in Brief : 5 Held, 976 Pounds of Cocaine Seized
Local News in Brief : Vote on Assault Weapons Delayed
From Toshiba to Trucks, We're Being Run Over by Foreign Lobbies LEE IACOCCA, Lee Iacocca is the chairman of Chrysler Corp. and writes a syndicated column
The Lesson on Skid Row
Mayor to Face Charges in Prostitution Case RICHARD BEENE Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Man Who Drove Off Pier Linked to Previous Chase
Tapia's Downstream Dissenters Lose : Doubling of Sewage Plant's Capacity OKd BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Quayle on Soviets
Witness Tells of Bridge Game With Kraft on Night of 2 Slayings JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
2 Witnesses Pressed About IDs, Pistols in Suit Against Sheriff STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Engineering Aptitude Test Will Be Offered
Children's Home Planned at Olive View LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Angst in Afghanistan
Art Quest: Not a Pretty Sight : Museum's Founder Exhibits Scars of 5-Year Battle in Santa Monica TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Will on 'Racial Spoils System'
The clowns nodded sadly, agreeing that cutthroat clowns are a common hazard. T. W. McGARRY
FBI Investigates Alleged Brutality in Raid by LAPD KIM MURPHY and DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writers
Bane's Stepson in State Job, Says Family Played No Role MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Who Gains if UTLA Alienates the Parents? FRANK del OLMO, Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer
2 High Schools Bar Students' Amnesty International Units JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Transient Gets 3 Years in Drug Death
Huntington Beach Officers Aid in Bust That Netted 967 Pounds of Cocaine EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
976 Pounds of Cocaine Seized; 5 Arrested in Woodland Hills EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
2 Escondido Teen-Agers Face Trial : Innocent Pleas in Murder-for-Hire Case ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Runway Blackout : Wayne Airport Open After Light Failure JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Judge Says Problems in County Clerk's Office Led to Order to Halt Civil Trials ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Mother Teresa
Local News in Brief : Woman, 18, Shot to Death in Motel
Jury to Get Case of 3 Men in Slaying Plot CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
2 Council Panels Endorse Auto Anti-Theft System TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Reporter MacDougall
Judge Calls Mistrial in 6 1/2-Year-Old Murder Case CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Irvine : UCI Students Sign Up to Help Those in Need
Suspect in Attacks on Women to Stand Trial
A Record Set in Concrete Brings Driving Award Herbert J. Vida
Greeting Card Line Pulled From Racks After Protest MAUREEN FAN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
High School Basketball Roundup : Monte Vista Wins Title Just in the Nick of Time JEFFREY PARENTI
Orange County All-Star Football Game : Corona del Mar's Holland, Los Alamitos' Barnes Picked
USD Hopes to at Least Match 1988 Split with St. Mary's JIM LINDGREN
Punchless CSUN Women Settle for Split DAVID SALKIN
Super Bantamweight Ruelas Wins on TKO STEVE SPRINGER
NFLPA Chief Upshaw Cleared by Probe
One Is Down, but Other Is Up : After a Long Fall, Angels Came Up Short in Winter MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
One Is Down, but Other Is Up : Dodgers May Be Better, If Not Just a Little Older GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Tickets for San Diego Davis Cup Match in Great Demand KIM Q. BERKSHIRE
Names in the News
Beginning of Another Hotshot Rivalry TONY KORNHEISER, Washington Post
Community College Roundup : Kenderena Is Big Hit in 11-0 Cypress Victory
College Division / Mitch Polin : Azusa Pacific Seeks Inside Track in NAIA Meet Mitch Polin
Prep Wednesday : SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 5-A : Trying to Break Through, Again : Capistrano Valley Has Been Close, but Hasn't Won a Title TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Tennis Roundup : Unseeded Camporese Upsets Mecir in Opening Round From Associated Press
The NHL / Tracy Dodds : Fitzpatrick Is Down, but Not Out Tracy Dodds
Golden West, Fullerton Women Play for Title
Clemens OKs $7.5-Million, 3-Year Pact From Associated Press
Small Schools : Four County Teams Get Their Chance LARRY NISTA, Times Staff Writer
Gibson Doesn't Need Surgery GORDON EDES
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : ATHLETE OF THE WEEK : Notre Dame's Jones Plays to a Dwindling Audience Despite Leadership Role VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Voters Are Rejecting Cypress Project
Northridge Relieved by Wheatcroft Recovery RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Granada Hills Avoids Date With Crenshaw in 1st Round of Playoffs STEVE ELLING
The Crime-Time Players Turn Sports Into Drama Scott Ostler
IN BRIEF : Atlanta Urged to Seek Olympics From Times staff and wire service reports
Prep Wednesday : SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 5-AA : The Old Guard Should Keep Pace : Newcomers Abound, but Familiar Teams Won't Fade Away STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Agassi Routs Pugh at Indoor Event From Times staff and wire service reports
Dallas Puts Problems Aside to Beat Clippers, 117-98 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Prep Wednesday : SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 3-A : Competition Should Be Fierce From the Start BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
One Hillman Supplants Another on Hoover Single-Season Scoring List
MATCH PLAY : Golfers Decide to Play Out a Midwinter Night's Dream RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Roundup : Freshman Pitches Valley to Fifth Consecutive Win
IN BRIEF : Missouri Coach's Future in Doubt From Times staff and wire service reports
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Notebook : Herrick at Odds With Playoff Pairing
Questions, but Little Turmoil : Padres May Still Surprise, but Spring to Be Mellow BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Olajuwon Leads Rockets' Romp Over Celtics DAN HAFNER
Raider Rebuilding Starts With Increase in Ticket Prices STEVE SPRINGER
Names in the News
Master's Men Get the Point in 94-71 Loss to Touted Biola GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
O'Meara Stands Alone at Finish of Shootout BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Tollner's Top Pick Is Peete
Names in the News
NHL Roundup : Five-Point Game Ends Slump for Lemieux DAN HAFNER
Givens Blames Promoter for Tyson Breakup
School to Probe Charges Against Football Coach From Associated Press
Woman Jockey Returns to 'Stay' JEFF MEYERS
College Basketball Roundup : Bad News Gets Worse: Coach Has Surgery, Missouri Falls Again From Associated Press
Cal State Fullerton Notebook / Robyn Norwood : Despite Quick Career, Stewart Could Make Titan History Robyn Norwood
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 2-A : Top Teams Will Receive Time Off for Good Records LARRY NISTA, Times Staff Writer
High School Basketball Roundup
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 2-AA : Whittier Christian Might Be a Surprise LARRY NISTA, Times Staff Writer
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Contreras May Join Rio Mesa Football Program JOHN LYNCH
Prep Wednesday : SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 4-A : County Teams Might Have Short Stays DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Newport Harbor Wins Wild-Card Soccer Match
IN BRIEF : Colorado Back Charged With Rape From Times staff and wire service reports
FOREIGN AGENT : North Hollywood's Rocha Encounters Difficulty Mastering English but Her Play Speaks Volumes SEAN WATERS, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Islanders Trade Jonsson to Oilers From Times staff and wire service reports
University City's Price Reinstated Until at Least March 1 DON PATTERSON
College Roundup : Fullerton Scores School First With Tennis Victory
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 1-A : Murphy Flips Over Team's Seeding LARRY NISTA, Times Staff Writer
THEY'RE GOING FULL CYCLE : With Big Event This Weekend, SDSU Club Has Pedals to Metal JEFFREY PARENTI
Gibson Doesn't Need Surgery
Golden State Athletic Conference Basketball : SCC Holds On to Post 82-80 Victory CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
THE OUTDOORS : Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Full Fields Expected for 2 Halibut Derbies Pete Thomas
World Cup Organizing Group to Name Newport Beach Lawyer as President RANDY HARVEY
Mount St. Mary's Man for All Seasons WILLIAM GILDEA, The Washington Post
Track and Field / Julie Cart : Powell Possesses Silver Medal, Silver Tongue Julie Cart
Names in the News
They Shoot Up Horses, Don't They? Mike Downey
Mavericks Trade Aguirre to Pistons From Associated Press
THE OUTDOORS : SAFE BOATING : A Relaxing Fishing Trip May Be an Accident Waiting to Happen RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Pyramid Lake Reopens With Improved Bass Bite
There's No Magic Finish for the Lakers : Detroit Rallies to Win in Final Minutes, 111-103 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Henderson and Barry Power SDSU Past USD, 16-2
Hearing Concludes for Stein : Judge to Rule on Trainer's Appeal Within 30 Days BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Injuries Halt Footballer's Career From Times staff and wire service reports
IN BRIEF : Steve Lewis 'Male Athlete of Year' From Times staff and wire service reports
CHARGER IN TROUBLE IN ATLANTA : Chip Banks Is Beset With Legal Problems CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Tough Games, Local Talent Keys for USIU Baseball RICK HAZELTINE
LPGA Needs Our County--and More Gene Wojciechowski
SOUTHERN SECTION BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PREVIEWS : 4-AA : Glendora's Murray May Be Division's Only Sure Thing CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Penny Stock Firm Under Investigation Folds From Associated Press
Bush's Plan to Help S&Ls Inadequate, Nader Warns From United Press International
Laser Corp. Discontinues Optical Computer Unit From United Press International
Business Inventories Up 0.9% in December; Sales Jump 0.8% From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Factory Output Highest Since 1979 From Times wire service s
Los Angeles County
P.M. BRIEFING : Sony Earnings Up 44.4% in Quarter From Times wire service s
U.S. Auto Sales Plunge 17.8% LESLIE ERINGAARD
DEST to Lay Off 25% of Workers, Seek Buyer From United Press International
P.M. BRIEFING : Murdoch News Corp. Profits Up 14% From Times wire service s
Los Angeles County
Cuts in Funds Force Hughes to Lay Off 300 : Reductions at El Segundo Could Start This Week RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Banking/finance James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Dow Surges Out of Slump, Rises 22.68 From Associated Press
Oil Imports Hit 8 Million Barrels a Day in January From Associated Press
Nation
Dow Dips 1.25 After Profit Taking Chills Early Rally From Times Wire Services
0.6% Rise in January Retail Sales Fuels Inflation Fears From Associated Press
Nation
Northrop Sues Ex-Aide Over S. Korean Deals From Associated Press
Cuba Plans to Boost Production of Sugar Cane Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : 2 More Held in Japan Stock Scandal From Times wire service s
Did He Do the Right Thing? : Chairman's Role in Bhopal Disaster Remains Ambiguous SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
Fairchild Probes Misconduct Charges From Associated Press
BANKING/FINANCE : Geneva Corp. Again Tops the List of Companies Handling Mergers James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Negotiations Held on Offer : National Lampoon Chief May Sell His Stake AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Caught in a Funding Squeeze : SBA Overwhelmed by Surge in Demand for Loan Guarantees JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Record Profit at GM Masks Weak Domestic Operations JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Fluor Daniel Gets Contract to Build Prison in Virginia
PAC Money's Influence in Bailing Out S&Ls Debated PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Orange County Continues to Lead U.S. in Median Price : Southland Home Costs Soar Again JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Stanley Hillman New Conrail Chief From Times wire service s
Highest Median : Orange County Leads Nation in Cost of Homes JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Shultz Named to Chevron Board From Times wire service s
Coleman Board Considers Buyout Bid by Chairman From Reuters
Thrifty to Lease Space : Ralphs Renaming, Revamping Giant Warehouse Stores MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Satellite Launched : McDonnell's Delta 2 In Orbit From Staff and Wire Reports
Belgian Firm Wins U.S. Arms Order
P.M. BRIEFING : Intel Lists 'Supercomputer on Chip' From Times wire service s
Bhopal a Hard Lesson in Value of Safety Rules JAMES FLANIGAN
Barbie, Mickey Mouse Put Mattel Toys Back in Black DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Settlement Leaves Bhopal Mystery Unresolved : India Blames Poor Plant Design, Maintenance; Carbide Still Claims Sabotage PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Made in Taiwan Flags Stir Made in U.S. Flap From Associated Press
FBI Seeks Missing Broker and Up to $8 Million Cash From Associated Press
Caught in a Funding Squeeze : Agency's Backlog Puts Partners' Plan for a Teahouse on Hold MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Tallmantz Aviation Head Files for Bankruptcy, Blames County MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Nissan Stuns Magazines by Halting Print Ads for Rest of '89 BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
ENTERTAINMENT
'In the Heat of the Night' Sends a Message : Popular NBC Series Gives Positive Role Model of Race Relations, Says Producer STEVE WEINSTEIN
ASCAP Diamond Jubilee Glitters for 4 Great Hours PAUL GREIN
For Sale ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
TV REVIEW : 'Elephant' on PBS: A Grim Status Report HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
JAZZ REVIEW : Spirited Ragtime at Pepperdine A. JAMES LISKA
Movies ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Museum Hopes to Make Move to Balboa Park : Shift Would Make It Accessible to More Children HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
San Diego Entertainment Briefs
First Off . . . ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Elvis Watch ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Dance ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Lawrence' Restored: Nothing Can Touch It SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
MUSIC REVIEW : Debut Orchestra at Wilshire Ebell TERRY McQUILKIN
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
10 Budding Jim McKays Picked for 'Sports Kids' TV RICK VANDERKNYFF
POP MUSIC / THOMAS K. ARNOLD : What Did You Expect, a Traditional Wedding? THOMAS K. ARNOLD
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Forester Sisters Bring Family Harmony to Stage JIM WASHBURN
Stage ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
ART REVIEW : Artist Loses Zest in Careful Exploration of New Style CATHY CURTIS, Times Staff Writer
First Off . . . ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Taper Protest Honors Havel and His Work DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Monty Python's Flying Circus Touches Down JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Tv & Video ALEENE MacMINN and Shauna Snow, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'In the Heat of the Night' Sends a Message : ABC Sending In 'Roseanne' to Turn Down the 'Heat' STEVE WEINSTEIN
Jean Cocteau Centenary Festival : Centenary Festival to Offer Ballet With Unresolved Ties to Cocteau Chris Pasles
'Dove' Takes CBS to Rare Heights LEE MARGULIES, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Niehaus Moves From 'Bird' to 'Hot Men'; Pianist David Benoit Gets Stamp of Approval ZAN STEWART
Pop Star Jackson Fires His Manager PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
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