Advertisement

YEAR

MONTH

DAY

What happened on January 01, 1989

NEWS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Inmates at Orange County Women's Jail Call Their New Uniforms 'Yucky' By Lucille Renwick
Some Teachers Take Extra Duties to Boost Salaries By Rich Connell
In Search of an Identity - Area Lacks a Sense of Community By Sheryl Stolberg
Archdiocese Seeks Woman's Eviction - Church Wants to Use Home Where 20-Year Tenant Has lived Rent-Free By Hugo Martin
Commentary - PUC Needs Juice to Act for Public in Utility Mergers By Herschel Rosenthal
It's Party Time but This One Is a Bit Different By Ginger Lynne Thompson
Failure of Pump Sends Sewage Into Mission Bay
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Jerry Collins
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Jeff Fister
Foes of Pierce Fair Site Propose Van Nuys Airport as Alternative By Bob Pool
1988 - THE YEAR IN REVIEW - 1988: a Humbling Year for the Mighty By Marcida Dodson
Lawmen Strive to Get Drunk Drivers Off Roads
Remembrance of an AIDS Victim: Pain and Dignity By Richard Beene
Police Seek Missing Alzheimer's Patient
Deadly Methane Is Viewed as Source of 20-Year Energy Supply By Ralph Wakley
New Year's Holiday Closings
Linguists Delve Many Millenia Into Past to Find Man's Mother Tongue
Getting to Know Him - Familiarity With Curtis R. Tucker Jr. May Be in Name Only By Sebastian Rotella
Editorial - Problems Need '89 Solutions
Development, Flood Control on Agenda of Legislators By Daniel M. Weintraub
Campers Ring in the New Year With a Little Wild Life By Jim Carlton
Bone Fragment of St. Jude Stolen From Santa Clara Church
Lottery Results
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Pamela Dilday-davis
Cockleburs By Mayerene Barker
Editorial - Park Needs Strong Start
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By David Camplin
Notes about your surroundings.
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Donald A. Sizemore
2 Men Slain as 1988 Shootings Set a Record
Agoura Hills Council Rift Splits Lone Man, 4 Women By Gabe Fuentes
Allergies Driving Researchers Up Trees
THE 4 FRESHMEN - Vision of Coalition Comes Unraveled By Leonard Bernstein
They're Looking for a Few Good (Sensitive) Men By Jane Fritsch
Christmas Tree Disposal
Reflections By Leslie Wolff
Train Kills Man Playing 'Chicken' in Oceanside
Lawmen Strive to Get Drunk Drivers Off Roads By Carla Rivera
Hospital Moves Patients After Fire in Kitchenette
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By John M. Whiteley
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Ralph J. Martin
Anaheim Man Arrested in Attack on 2-Year-Old
Threat of Drought, Water Conservation Hard to Sell in Lush but Arid San Diego By Ralph Frammolino
Gang Link Probed in Southeast Slaying
My Mother Ate My Homework and Other Tales By David Smollar
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Jerry Collins
Sifting Through Year's Opinions By Alex Hardy
In Search of an Identity - Area Lacks a Sense of Community By Sheryl Stolberg
Trying Time for New Courthouse - County, Builder Battle Over Unfinished Van Nuys Project By Patricia Klein Lerner
Safety Report Criticizes Mobil Oil Co. Refinery By George Stein And Hugo Martin

SPORTS

Dynamo Riga Proves Too Much for Kings, 'Coach' McNall, 5-3 By Tracy Dodds
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Fiesta Quarterback Matchup Is a Close Call By Mike Preston
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - SOCKERS By Chris Ello
Bobsledders Facing Suspension--Report
Sallinger, Orange Beat El Modena Girls
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Commentary - Football Gives Oklahoma Black Eye By John Steadman
NHL Notes - Courtnall Turns His Attention to Offense By James H. Jackson
Newswire
THE NFL PLAYOFFS - Bills Hoping Crowd Can Get Behind Them - Noise Should Be One of Key Factors When They Meet Oilers in Buffalo Today By John F. Bonfatti
Faces to Watch Next Season: By Alan Drooz
Names in the News
College Basketball Notes - Road Life Won't Get Any Better for Iowa By Jim O'Connell
Newswire
Newswire
Newswire
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - SAN DIEGO STATE By Curt Holbreich
Douty's Free Throw Seals Irvine Victory
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Evans Wins Fame, Passes Up Fortune - Triple Gold Medalist from Placentia Rates as Orange County's Top Story By Steve Lowery
Colleges - Aztecs Take Low-Key Road, but Get by Vermont By Scott Miller
Names in the News
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - CHARGERS By Brian Hewitt
A Cold War Starting to Heat Up for Viking QBs By Tom Friend
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - A TALE OF TAPE - Ball Has Everything but Durability By Jerry Crowe
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Huskers' Thomas Star Talker, Too - Nebraska's Leading Character Also Is Leader of the Defense By Gordon Edes
Bengals Ground the Seahawks - Cincinnati Stops Stumbling Seattle in a Rush, 21-13 By Gene Wojciechowski
College Catalog - Granada Hills Scout Rates Football Prospects to Provide Shopping Assistance by the Numbers By Jeff Meyers
NHL Roundup - Lemieux's 5 Goals, 3 Assists Lift Penguins to Victory Over Devils By Dan Hafner
Cypress Defeats Central Florida for Fifth Place
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Gator Bowl - Georgia Makes a Last Run for Dooley
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - In San Diego, Visitors Co-Star With Newcomers - If You Want to Know the Story of 1988, Then Read Our Lists By Dave Distel
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - It Has Been Quite a Reign for Duke - Big Ten Commissioner Will Retire When a Replacement Is Chosen By Tracy Dodds
Record-Setting Efforts Lead Christian Heritage
College Basketball Roundup - Louisville Rolls Over Kentucky
THE NFL PLAYOFFS - Favored 49ers Will Try to Reverse a Trend - S.F. Has Been Ousted From Playoffs 3 Straight Times--Vikings Did It Last By Chris Dufresne
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - PADRES By Bill Plaschke
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - AMERICA'S CUP By Dave Distel
Prep Wrapup /Rob Fernas - Rolling Hills' Hardy Gives Scouts an Eyeful at Las Vegas Tourney By Rob Fernas
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - MISCELLANY By Don Patterson And Kim Q. Berkshire,
Dominguez Hills' Yanai Satisfied With Progress of 6-5 Toros By Paul Mcleod
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - HIGH SCHOOLS By Kim Q. Berkshire, And Jeffrey Parenti And Scott Miller,
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - RUNNING/TRIATHLON By Jeffrey Parenti
Racing at Santa Anita - Move From Turf to Dirt Track Doesn't Faze Simply Majestic By Bill Christine
The High Schools / Tim Brown - Contreras Vows Not to Be Lured Back Into Coaching by Bowls' Appeal By Tim Brown
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - USD By Jim Lindgren
Commentary - Benirschke Has Mastered His New Job, Down to the Letter By Tony Kornheiser
Some Winning Quotations From 1988
12 Nebraska Non-Starters Reportedly Suspended and Will Miss Orange Bowl
Steroid Report a Revelation to CIF Hierarchy - 'Epidemic' Surprises Administrators, Coaches By Rich Tosches
NBA Notes - Last Season's Trade Is Key to This Year's Success for Cavs, Suns By Jerry Sullivan
Loyola Gathering In Points Again By Alan Drooz
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - TALK OF THE TOWN - Prime Time Deion Sanders Says He's Ready, Willing and Able to Show His Stuff in Sugar Bowl By Bob Oates
THE NFL PLAYOFFS - Bears Beat Eagles in Pea Souper Bowl, 20-12 - Chicago Rolls Past Philadelphia as Fog Blankets Soldier Field By Steve Springer
THE NFL PLAYOFFS - Buffalo Braces for More Than Weather - Struggling Bills May Have Their Difficulties Against Those Ornery Oilers By Mark Heisler
Brilliance Routine for Mario Lemieux By Jeff Jacobs
What They Said In '88
1988: It Was Vintage Year for Losers By Jim Murray
Commentary - Sports Cold War Is Beginning to Thaw By Joe Gergen
Chino Ends Point Loma's Home Winning Streak at 143 Games By Kim Q. Berkshire
Golf / Mal Florence - Steve Pate Returning to San Diego Area--One of His Favorites By Mal Florence
1988 The Year In Review
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Bowl Notebook - Bruins Hope to Bring Home More Than Just a Cotton Bowl Victory
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Peach Bowl - N.C. State Wins Game of Mistakes, 28-23
Instant Replay: Stories That Stood Out in '88 By Alan Drooz
Fast Start Leads Occidental to Win Over Glassboro St. By Jim Coleman
THE NFL PLAYOFFS - NFL Saw No Reason to Postpone the Game
THE YEAR IN REVIEW - A Look Ahead, Behind - Many Struggled Through '88, but Near Year Offers Hope - SMALL COLLEGES By Rick Hazeltine
Basketball Race Shapes Up as Rerun - Defending Champions Ventura, Santa Monica Favored in Realigned WSC By Gary Klein
Alabama Is Winner and Loser, Too
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - HYPER ENERGY - Michigan's Messner Is a Tough One By Chris Baker
Long Beach Women Fall to Texas By Julie Cart
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: THE BOWL GAMES - Country Road Leads Them to Big Time By Mike Downey

ENTERTAINMENT

In Search of he Last Starlet - One fan's quest for the mysterious Carol Ohmart By Gregg Barrios
Joel-Peter Witkin: Peering Over the Abyss - Sexual deviants, cadavers, circus freaks populate photographer's world By Kristine Mckenna
1939 - It was the greatest year in Hollywood history: 365 films were released and moviegoers were buying tickets at the rate of 80 million a week! What did they get for their money? A feast of light and shadow: The movies of 50 years ago. By Jack Mathews
Ten Years After: The Chef's View By Laurie Ochoa
'88 Golden Feather Awards: Wealth of Choices By Leonard Feather
The Cowboy Junkies' Addicting Vision - At its best, the band plays country music with a Velvet Underground twang By Robert Hilburn
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Theater By Mark Chalon Smith
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Theater By Jan Herman
The Other Reviewers' Choices
Material Moll By Craig Modderno \f7
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Pop By Jim Washburn
Cinefile
More Film Favorites of 1988 By Michael Wilmington
A Long Search for the Best Perfect Video By Chris Willman
Clinkers Among the Pop Notes of '88 By Patrick Goldstein
Clean Sheets By Pat H. Broeske \f7
Close Call for Mel By Pat H. Broeske \f7
A Taste for Trattorias
He's Got a Right to Spin the Blues - Deejay Early Wright is a folk legend in Mississippi By Patrick Goldstein
The 1988 Year In Review - Art By Cathy Curtis
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Comedy By Duncan Strauss
Run--VCR - Roll Your Own Videos Let Blossoming 'Bosses' Produce Closet Classics By Kevin Allman
So Many Great Films . . . So Few Oscars . . .
Not Just Fiddling Around in 'Paganini' By Janice Arkatov
RESTAURANT REVIEW - Seafood Fare Delightfully Fishy--and Authentically Indian--at Aashiana By Charles Perry
Mad Maxines? By Pat H. Broeske
Flocking Together and Chickening Out By Colman Andrews
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Music By Chris Pasles
But the Calendar Consensus: Cowboy Junkies By Steve Hochman
Blue Notes Sound Free to Jazz Pianist Unmoved by Opportunities to Cash In By Zan Stewart
More Film Favorites of 1988 By Kevin Thomas
Remembering the Revolution - Ten Years After: The Critic's View By Ruth Reichl
Close Call for Mel
The Year the American Movie Came Back - 'Accidental Tourist' tops The Times' critic's 10 Best of 1988 By Sheila Benson
Critic's '88 Pick: U2 - But the album competition was diverse and deep By Robert Hilburn
The Beckmesser Awards of 1988 By Martin Bernheimer
An Exhibit Whose Time Has Come By Zan Dubin
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Dance By Chris Pasles
Best of '88 Won't Shatter Any Trends By Steve Hochman
Dance in '88: Hope, Achievement By Lewis Segal
STAGE '88 - 1988: It Was a Battle - But LATC--and others--came through with strong shows By Dan Sullivan
Recordings - The Kurt Weill File By Allan Ulrich
Quibbles & Bits
Mad Maxines? By Leonard Klady
1988 THE YEAR IN REVIEW - Pop By Mike Boehm
The Blossoming of L.A. Artists in '88. - Multimillion-dollar prices for 'priceless' pieces were numbing, but out here the outlook is down-to-earth By William Wilson

BUSINESS

Bush Must Act Swiftly to Make '89 a Good Year By James Flanigan
VIEWPOINTS - '89 Wish List: Protection, Taxes and Peace - Social Benefits, Deficit Reduction Are Top Priorities for the New Year
Some Companies Hit Hardest by Crash Picked Up the Pieces, Came Out Ahead By Eric Schine
Wall Street Votes for Lower Deficit By Irwin L. Kellner
Consumers Pay Toll for Bell Breakup By Bruce Keppel
1988 The Year in Review - Milestones - Some of Orange County's major business stories in 1988 By Maria L. La Ganga
Chic Restaurants May Come and Go, but Old-Fashioned Tearooms Are Forever By Martha Groves
. . . Closing Quote
Business News Quiz - The Year in Orange County Business - Choose the answer that completes the information on news events from 1988.
From Cucumbers to Caviar - Department store eateries have gone trendy to attract busy shoppers. By Martha Groves

BOOKS

Saving Israel From Suicide - ISRAEL'S FATEFUL HOUR \o7 by Yehoshafat Harkabi (Harper & Row: $22.50; 256 pp.) \f7 By Marvin Seid
LEAVING HOME \o7 by Garrison Keillor (Penguin Books: $4.95) \f7 By Elena Brunet
The Aristocrat as Independent Voter - TOCQUEVILLE A Biography \o7 by Andre Jardin; translated by Lydia Davis with Robert Hemenway (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $30; 548 pp.)\f7 By David R. Smith And Annette J. Smith
Bloody Sunday By Charles Champlin
Adultery in the Natural Interest - NO MAN'S LAND \o7 by Martin Walser; translated by Leila Vennewitz (Henry Holt: $17.95; 160 pp.) \f7 By Richard Eder
Current Paperbacks By Elena Brunet
Current Paperbacks By Elena Brunet
Critics' Choice By Richard Eder
WAITING FOR CHILDHOOD \o7 by Sumner Locke Elliott (Perennial Library/ Harper & Row: $7.95) \f7 By Elena Brunet
New Fallout From Chernobyl - THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER \o7 by David R. Marples (St. Martin's Press: $35, cloth; $14.95, paper; 316 pp., illustrated; 0-312-02432-0) \f7 By James E. Oberg
Picturing Manzanar - MANZANAR \o7 by John Armour and Peter Wright photographs by Ansel Adams, commentary by John Hersey (Times Books: $27.50; 167 pp.) \f7 By David Kishiyama
Fiction in Brief By Alex Raksin
The Mezzanine By \o7 Nicholson Baker (Weidenfeld & Nicolson: $15.95) \f7
The Author Reflects on His 35th Birthday By Ishmael Reed
And Never Brought to Mind By Jack Miles
The Generic Ineffability of Southern Sex - VELOCITY \o7 by Kristin McCloy (Random House: $16.95; 256 pp.) \f7 By Frank Levering
Critics' Choice By Elaine Kendall
Just Released In Paper
Memories of a Chinese-American Boyhood - THE CHINAMAN PACIFIC & FRISCO R.R. CO. \o7 by Frank Chin (Coffee House Press: $9.95; 184 pp.) \f7 By Douglas Sun
FIT FOR AMERICA - Health, Fitness, Sport and American Society \o7 by Harvey Green (The Johns Hopkins University Press: $10.95) \f7 By Elena Brunet
Sweets From Harlan Ellison - ANGRY CANDY \o7 by Harlan Ellison (Houghton Mifflin: $17.95; 324 pp. 0-395-48307-7) \f7 By Mitch Berman
Peruvian Memories and the 'Shining Path' - TUNGSTEN A Novel \o7 by Cesar Vallejo; translated by Robert Mezey; foreword by Kevin J. O'Connor (Syracuse University Press: $19.95; 168 pp.; 0-8156-0226-X) \f7 By Edith Grossman
Extinct in the Land of Fire - WHO WILL REMEMBER THE PEOPLE \o7 by Jean Raspail; translated by Jeremy Leggatt (Mercury House: $18.95; 215 pp.) \f7 By Jack Schmitt
Rock Me By \o7 Marcelle Clements (Simon & Schuster: $17.95) \f7
The Talk of the Boston Irish - WONDERFUL YEARS, WONDERFUL YEARS \o7 by George V. Higgins (Henry Holt: $19.95; 261 pp.) \f7 By Dick Lochte

REAL ESTATE

TRAVEL

Austrian Hotel Plan By Jack Adler
Her World - New Year's Memories By Judith Morgan
One Enchanted Day When Peter Rabbit Stirred By Bob O'Sullivan
Kudos to Those Who Were Nice to Us in '88 By Peter S. Greenberg
Jerry Hulse's Travel Tips By Jerry Hulse
Travel Briefs By Norman Dash
New Royal Viking Sun Sails to California By Harry Basch And Shirley Slater

MAGAZINE

Around Home By Virginia Gray
AROUND HOME - Notes on Formica and Garden and Animal Events - Fifties Formica By David Lasker
MacWestlake - MacArthur Park's Renovation Should Include Restoration of Its Historic Name By Jack Smith
AROUND HOME - A Bed in the Wall By Lois Gibson
Update on 1988 By Craig Fisher
Sneak Previews of Forthcoming Books - The First Rose Parade
AROUND HOME - Stenciling By Judith Sims
89 FOR 1989 - Meet Southern California's Rising Stars

OPINION

Gorbachev Retires the Soviet Model for Progress By Roy Medvedev
Admitting the Cold War Is Ended By Charles William Maynes
Wise Words on Park
Verbal Virus
Where Was U.S. in Nicaragua's Hour of Need? - Denial of Humanitarian Aid Clashes With Open Hearts Toward Armenia By Mickey Leland
Our Forces Are at the Ready, but Not for Cutbacks By C. A. H. Trost
Fixing the Wrong Thing
By Going for Broke, U.S. Fouls Farm Talks By Robert J. Samuelson
California Schools Gear Up to Fight Pervasive Public Ignorance of the Past By Diane Ravitch
Nicaragua Struggles to Aid Its Children By Harry Nelson
1989 Forecast - The Bush Years: 1 - Recycling the Reigning Wisdom By Kevin Phillips
Moving Debate on Drugs From Rhetoric to Action By Joseph R. Biden Jr.
1989 Forecast - The Bush Years: 1 - Paying for the Reagan Revolution By William Schneider
A Tighter Bond
Mixing Signals on Capitol Gridlock By Sherry Bebitch Jeffe
Sounding Bullish in Facing Hysteria By Charles R. Morris
Italy Debates a Capital Idea--Down With Rome! By George Armstrong

Advertisement

Copyright 2009 Los Angeles Times

Terms of Service

|