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What happened on July 09, 1989
BOOKS
In Love With the Girl With the Mouth : EMMA WHO SAVED MY LIFE \o7 by Wilton Barnhardt (St. Martin's Press: $19.95; 470 pp.; 0-312-02911-X) \f7 By Thomas Mallon, \o7 Mallon's most recent book is the novel "Arts and Sciences" (Ticknor & Fields). and \f7
The Hardest Hardball in the World : YOU GOTTA HAVE WA \o7 by Robert Whiting (Macmillan\f7 :\o7 $17.95; 224 pp.) \f7 By Bill Dwyre, \o7 Dwyre is The Times' sports editor. \f7
Oil Drilling With a Human Face : OIL NOTES \o7 by Rich Bass (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95; 171 pp.) \f7 By Robert Kanigel, \f7 and \o7 Kanigel writes often on science and technology
Michener Tries Parable : JOURNEY : \o7 by James A. Michener (Random House: $16.95; 246 pp.; 0-394-57826-0) \f7 By Aram Saroyan, \o7 Saroyan's most recent book is a novel, "The Romantic" (McGraw-Hill). and \f7
The Perfect Winter Book : DARWIN'S SECRET : A Novel of the Amazon \o7 by Richard Hoyt (Doubleday: $18.95; 322 pp.) \f7 By Richard Eder
The Testament of a Lesbian Widow : THE EDUCATION OF HARRIET HATFIELD \o7 by May Sarton (W. W. Norton: $17.95; 307 pp.) \f7 By Katherine V. Forrest, \f7 and \o7 Forrest is a writer-editor. Her sixth novel, "The Beverly Malibu," will be published by Naiad Press in October.
THE ZANUCKS OF HOLLYWOOD The Dark Legacy of an American... By Sonja Bolle
Because the Ones I Work For By Killarney Clary
The Australian Literary Breakthrough By Elizabeth Mehren
Tribal Women Speak : SPIDER WOMAN'S GRANDDAUGHTERS : Traditional Tales and Contemporary Writing by Native American Women \o7 edited by Paula Gunn Allen (Beacon Press: $19\f7 .\o7 95; 242 pp.) \f7 By Quannah Karvar, \o7 Karvar is a translator of Ponca oral history and mythology. and \f7
The Man Who Saw Through Mussolini : THE VIOLENT DECADE \o7 by Frank Gervasi (W. W. Norton: $25; 629 pp.) \f7 By Harrison E. Salisbury, \o7 Salisbury spent many years as a foreign correspondent, covering World War II, the Soviet Union, Southeast Asia and China. His latest book, "The Great Black Dragon Fire," has just been published by Little, Brown. and \f7
Lieutenant Leaphorn Goes to Washington : TALKING GOD \o7 by Tony Hillerman (Harper & Row: $17.95; 288 pp.; 006-016118-3) \f7 By Orlando A. Romero, \f7 and \o7 Romero, a novelist, is research librarian for the History Library of the Museum of New Mexico and columnist for the Santa Fe Reporter.
China Briefing for the President : CHINA IN SEARCH OF ITS FUTURE : Years of Great Reform 1982-87 \o7 by John Woodruff (University of Washington Press: $19.95; 218 pp.) \f7 By Jay Mathews, \f7 and \o7 Mathews, co-author with Linda Mathews of "One Billion: A China Chronicle," served as the Washington Post's Beijing bureau chief in 1979 and 1980 and covered the recent pro-democracy uprising in China.
The Polar Conquest of Love : SPRING THAW \o7 by S. L. Stebel (Walker & Co.: $17.95; 236 pp.) \f7 By Judith Freeman, \o7 Freeman is the author of "Family Attractions" (stories) and "The Chinchilla Farm," a novel to be published by W. W. Norton in October. and \f7
Fiction
A RENAISSANCE TAPESTRY The Gonzaga of Mantua \o7 by Kate... By Charles Solomon
POLAR STAR \o7 by Martin Cruz Smith (Random House: $19.95... By Charles Champlin
The Tattoo Tells the Story : THE EIGHT CORNERS OF THE WORLD \o7 by Gordon Weaver (Chelsea Green: $19.95; 382 pp.) \f7 By Andrew Weinberger, \o7 Weinberger is a novelist who has spent a considerable time in Japan teaching and writing\f7
Enjoy Yourself, It's the Healthful Thing to Do : HEALTHY PLEASURES \o7 by Robert E. Ornstein and David S. Sobel (Addison-Wesley: $16.95;256 pp.; 0-201-12669-9) \f7 By Nancy Mairs, \o7 Mairs' memoir, "Remembering the Bone House: An Erotics of Place and Space," was published in April by Harper & Row. and \f7
THE THRIFT DEBACLE \o7 by Ned Eichler (University of California Press: $15.95; 116 pp.)\f7 By Penny Lernoux
NEWS
Upsetting The Balance
'Closed Circle,' Closed Mind
Japan as Pilgrim and Peasant : ON THE NARROW ROAD Journey Into a Lost Japan \o7 by Lesley Downer (Summit Books: $19.95; 288 pp\f7 .\o7 ) \f7 : THE PEASANT SOUL OF JAPAN \o7 by Shoichi Watanabe; translated by Shoichi Watanabe (St. Martin's Press: $19.95; 203 pp\f7 .\o7 ) \f7 By Robert A. Rosenstone, \o7 Rosenstone's most recent book is "Mirror in the Shrine: American Encounters With Meiji Japan" (Harvard University Press\f7 )\o7 \f7
Spread the Wealth
Aging Rockers
Aging Rockers
Aging Rockers
Bat Bits: The Music
The History of Z
The Logo
Am I the only one who sees the Batman symbol as a...
The History
Brandon's Boast
Diamond Defenders
Diamond Defenders
Gathering Money
A Soulful English Posse to the Rescue : LL Cool J walks with a panther, Syd Straw has a 'Surprise,' Manilow rethinks : SOUL II SOUL "Keep On Movin'," Virgin **** : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Duff Marlowe
Culture Shock
Helping Locals
You Can't Tell an Article From the Book on Its Cover
Governments Move to Meet Growing Child-Care Needs By Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writer
Pomona May Boost Cost of Development : Tax-Fee Package Would Raise $2 Million,Add 19 Police Officers, Fire Engine Crew By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer
Guardian Angels Help Monrovia Residents Fight Gang Invasion By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Chief Quietly Leaves His Mark By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer
Altadenans Want Victorian for Town Hall By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Hospital Receives Award
Magazine Honors Claremont Student
Diamond Bar's 1st City Budget Has a $329,000-Surplus By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer
Recall Leaders Say They Have 5,000 Signatures : But Other Whittier Organizations Assert They're Not Behind the Campaign By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
Revised Korean War Memorial OKd, but on New Site in Park By Marc Lacey, Times Staff Writer
2 Lovers of 1 Dog : Lost-Found Squabble May Be Settled in Court By David Haldane, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Neighbors Try to Get Rid of Parole Office By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer
AQMD Tries Again to Cut Plant's Emissions By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer
College Cuts Children's After-School Cultural Classes By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer
EPA Uses Ads to Find Ex-Workers to Report on OII Use By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer
Old Soap Factory Begins Falling to Wrecking Ball
Original Crew Members Visit Aboard Battleship New Jersey
South Gate Police Officer Dies After Long Cancer Bout
Statistics, Internal Memos Point to an Erosion of Service in Police Dept. By Roxana Kopetman, Times Staff Writer
War on Snakes
Crying 'Shame!'
Bowen Buildings Razed for Homes
Center's Statistics on Traditional Family
Laguna Hills Voting
Legalizing Voluntary Prayers in Schools
The Trial Between Irvine Co., Heir
Planning Future of Bolsa Chica Lands
Training Hike by Marine Reservists
Legalizing Voluntary Prayers in Schools
Coverage of Boy's Flight Round World
Legalizing Voluntary Prayers in Schools
$96 Ticket Issued to Boy Riding Bicycle
Laguna Chamber's Support for Freeway
Nutrition Program's Increase in Clients
Saddleback Mountain Area Development
Golf Range Vs. the Growing Needs of One Community
Orange County Fireworks Ban
Spills of Raw Sewage Onto County Beaches
Assault Gun Ban Made Permanent : U.S. Embargoes 43 Military-Style Weapons, Including AK-47s and Uzis From Associated Press
Congressional Staff of 15,000 Is Large Enough to Fill a Town By W. Dale Nelson, Associated Press
Tough Texas Women Play Politics to Win, 6 Mayors Show By Mary Lenz, Christian Science Monitor
Hiroshima, Nagasaki Survivors' Fear Lingers By Dean Lokken, Reuters
Food Specialists Study the Science of Good Taste By William Kates, Associated Press
Passive Smoking May Kill 46,000 a Year, Study Finds By Paul Raeburn, Associated Press
New Underclass Has More Problems Than Being Poor, Economist Finds By Spencer Rich, The Washington Post
Further Progress for Gorbachev Program : Soviet Reforms Give Rise to Islamic Resurgence By Mark J. Porubcansky, Associated Press
Digging Up Palmyra: Syria's Top Tourist Attraction Is Slowly Emerging By Kerin Hope, Associated Press
Tearing the Fabric of Poverty : Garment Factory a Haven for Bangladeshi Women By Farid Hossain, Associated Press
Major Problem in Pacific Islands : 'Paradise' Learns to Cope With Suicide By David Clark Scott, Christian Science Monitor
Sicilian Teen's 1st Book, 'I Wanted Pants,' Stirs Protests--and Big Sales--in Italy By Frances D'Emilio, Associated Press
Tanzania Heavy With 'Ghosts' on Payroll from Reuters
Current Ban Is Loosely Enforced : Belgium Reconsiders Legal Abortions By Leyla Ertugrul, Reuters
Veteran of Doo-Wop Era Stays Off Revival Tours but Has New Album : Rock 'n' Roll Gives Him a Young Attitude, Says Dion as He Turns 50 By Mary Campbell, Associated Press
43 Types of Weapons Banned From Associated Press
'Conscience of Everglades' Won't Give Up Fight for Their Survival By Brian Murphy, Associated Press
Three-Way Assault: Work, Counseling and Training : Denver Businesses, Agencies Stress Jobs for Homeless By Julia Rubin, Associated Press
Prospectors Trapped by Blizzards in China from Associated Press
Military-Style Camps Teach Responsibility : Prison Provides Shock for N.Y. Women Inmates By Elizabeth Edwardsen, Associated Press
Eastern Company Wants to Send Garbage West : New Mexico Residents Trash Proposal for Landfill By Ed Moreno, Associated Press
Life for Nepal's Sherpas Hit Peak With Hillary's Arrival, Guide Says By Patricia Reaney, Reuters
Ex-HUD Official's Links to Charity Launched Probe By Douglas Frantz and Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Is Losing Patience With Israel Vote Plan : Frustrated Bush Administration May Consider Dropping Shamir Outline for Arab-Backed One By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
Could Upset Balance of Forces : West Wary of Swift Pace of Change in East Europe By Robert C. Toth and Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writers
Botha, Jailed Black Leader Mandela Meet By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer
Lead Paint Dust : Renovations Stir Up New Poison Fear By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer
Gearing Up for Nicaragua Election : Life After the Contras--Push for Opposition Unity By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
L.A. School Principals Feel 'Abused,' May Form Union By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
East Bloc Ready to Speed Arms Talks : Warsaw Pact, Seeking Accord Within the Year, to Offer Its Troop Cut Plans By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Nation
Medal Rules Had 'em Buffaloed By Dave Johnson
The State : Pipeline Test Advocated
The World
The State
The State
The State
The World
The World
The World
The Nation
The Nation : Thousands Battle 29 Western Wildfires
The State
The State
The Nation
The Nation
The World : Soviet Soccer Tragedy Told
The World
The Nation
The World
The World
The World
The Nation
Paint Makers Ignored Peril, Lawsuits Charge By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer
Community Research Seeks to Speed Work on AIDS Treatments By Victor F. Zonana, Times Staff Writer
1,000 Take Part in Noisy Abortion Confrontation By Victor Merina, Times Staff Writer
Berkeley Uses No-Business Law to Evict Dealers By Mark A. Stein, Times Staff Writer
China Orders 7th Reporter to Leave : 2nd Voice of America Journalist Expelled; U.S. Protests By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Leaders Seek to Reassure Hong Kong From United Press International
Argentina's Alfonsin Hands Over the Reins to Menem By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer
Protests Over, China Students Face Exams By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
1st Test Met, Peru Favorite Back in Race : Conservatives Heal Rift but Vargas Llosa Faces Stiff Challenges By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer
Mexico Debt Talks Reported Close to Agreement By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer
10 Killed in Taiwan Fire From Reuters
Aquino Leaves for West Europe Trip From Reuters
Afghan Rebels Pushed Back, Kabul Says From Associated Press
Bull Gores Man at Spanish Festival From Associated Press
Angry Israelis Attack Arabs Over Bus Deaths From Times Wire Services
Soviets to Shut Down 5 Reactors Used for A-Arms From The Washington Post
Americans Tour Soviet Military Laser Complex From Times Wire Services
Mother of British Hostage Dies, Her Wish Unfulfilled From Reuters
Lantos Predicts Prison for Some in HUD Probe From United Press International
Japan Official Gets Lesson on Women's Role By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Alaska Asks Court for Custody of Exxon Spill Records From United Press International
New Hotel for Grand Canyon Halted by Court From Associated Press
Koch to Grant Mourning Leave for Life Partners From Associated Press
Police Kill Fired Man Who Shot 2 Co-Workers From Associated Press
20 Peruvian Rebels Killed in 2 Raids by Army Troops From Associated Press
Jail or No Jail, 'Outlaw Cook' Will Feed the Poor From United Press International
Piranha in Santa Barbara City Pond Proves Elusive to Captors From Associated Press
Coalition Launches Drive to Protect Flag : Phone-In 'Signatures' Will Support Constitutional Amendment By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer
Doctors Reattach Retina of Nun Shot in the Head From United Press International
Soviets Conduct A-Test From Reuters
Liberia Defense Chief Accused of Slaying From Associated Press
Airline Worker Crushed to Death by Baggage Vehicle From Associated Press
Wife-Slayer Convicted of Trying to Murder Boss From United Press International
Britain's Duchess of York has landed a fee of $125,000... By Dave Johnson
Times Orange County Poll : O.C. Transportation Tax Increase a Tossup By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer
All-Star Game Sky-Boxes : As American as Baseball : Big A's Glass Act Reserved for High-Level Parties By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Gun Control
President Bush on Volunteerism
President Bush on Volunteerism
President Bush on Volunteerism
Nixon on U.S. China Policy
Nixon on U.S. China Policy
Nixon on U.S. China Policy
Trauma Centers
Nixon on U.S. China Policy
Nixon on U.S. China Policy
Times Has Changed
Tests for Brokers
It's Up to Edelman
Rats and Developers
Rats and Developers
Parental Guidance?
HANDYMAN: Work Tips : Installing Wooden Floor on Top of Concrete Base : Wants to Know Size of Drill to Purchase : Q: I am about to purchase an electric drill. My home center carries three sizes. Is there any special one I should buy? : A: The 1/4-inch drill usually is the starting tool, but the 3/8-inch drill has become very popular in recent years because it handles heavier work a bit more easily, whereas a 1/2-inch drill is more in the commercial line or at least for serious, heavy-duty workers. Remember the size designates the size of the chuck into which the bit fits. A 1/4-inch drill, for instance, can handle bits that cut into wood and make 1/2-inch holes, providing the chuck of the bit is no larger than 1/4-inch. The same goes for the other sizes. : \o7 The techniques of using varnish, shellac, lacquer, stain, sealer, bleach, remover, etc., are detailed in Andy Lang's booklet, "Wood Finishing in the Home," which can be obtained by sending $1 to Know-How, P.0. Box 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743. Questions of general interest will be answered in the column. : \f7 By \f7 and Andy Langbd\o7 Associated Press
Builders/Developers : Finance Firms : Coldwell Banker Real Estate Finance Services has announced the promotion of Brian Stoffers to first vice president and regional manager of the company's Southwest region. Stoffers will be headquartered in La Jolla and will be responsible for the company's Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Phoenix and La Jolla offices. : Bruce L. Megowan has been named vice president of asset management at the Yarmouth Group Inc. He will be in charge of the company's real estate asset activities for its clients' properties in Southern California. The Los Angeles-based firm invests in commercial real estate in the United States on behalf of domestic and foreign pension funds and other institutional investors. : Peter Nielsen has joined the National Bank of Canada's Orange County real estate group as assistant treasurer. Nielsen will be working out of the Irvine office where he will be responsible for arranging construction loans for developers based in Orange County. By Linda Martini-posner
Taking Back The Parks
Taking Back The Parks
Taking Back The Parks
The Photo Contest
Taking Back The Parks
Selenium
Taking Back The Parks
Taking Back The Parks
The Best Stuff
Palms Springs Eternal
It's EEEEEEEE
It's EEEEEEEE
It's EEEEEEEE
Injustice for All
Palms Springs Eternal
Palms Springs Eternal
Paradise Lost
Palms Springs Eternal
Palms Springs Eternal
A Man in Love (TMC Sunday at 1:30 p.m.): French...
\o7 Cowabunga!\f7 Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello...
We watched a recent telecast of "Entertainment Tonight...
Roxana Zal, who played an incest victim in "Something... By Lee Margulies
In reply to a recent statement in this column, I must...
After viewing NBC's repeat of "The Taking of Flight 847...
The Man With the Golden Gun (ABC Sunday at 8:30 p.m.), the... By Kevin Thomas
Exit Laughing --Her Life in the Theater By Alice Kahn
Carver Discovers a Lost Art on a Faraway Island By Dick Roraback
R.S.V.P. : \o7 Ooo, La La\f7 : Everybody in L.A. Is Getting Ready to Celebrate \o7 La Bastille\f7 By Mary Lou Loper, Times Staff Writer
An Iowa Travelogue: Fields of Dreams By Zan Thompson
Of Judgment and Excess: Looking for Bad Taste in L.A. By Kevin Allman
A Fresh Twist in the Road : For Novelist Richard Yates, a Specialist in Grim Irony, Late Fame's a Wicked Return By Elizabeth Venant, Times Staff Writer
R.S.V.P. : Large-Scale Gaucheries on the Big-Money Charity Circuit By Kevin Allman
R.S.V.P. : Tips for Stylish Trip Down Bad-Taste Lane By Kevin Allman
New Device Sounds Off Before Quake Rumbles By By Spencer S. Hsu, Times Staff Writer
Visiting Doctors Find Healing Is a Two-Way Street : In Remote Mexican Clinic, U.S. Health Workers Renew Faith in Their Trade By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
More Than 100 to Be Evicted in Brentwood By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer
State Approves Plan to Finish Hiking Trail By Steven Tice, \o7 Tice is a Pasadena free-lance writer. \f7
Renting Storefront to Ethics Panel Not a Bid for Favor, Says Mall Owner By Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Residents Determined to Make Parole Office Move By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Soul on Ice By Jeff Kaye \f7
Red Light, Green Light By Leonard Klady \f7
Quibbles & Bits
Creepy Crawlers By Leonard Klady \f7
Mixed Thumbs By Pat H. Broeske \f7
Where There's Smoke By Gregg Wager
'Up Syndrome' By Stacy Jenel Smith \f7
Rumors that Danny DeVito could be the Penguin in "Batman... By Leonard Klady
\o7 Films now going into production: \f7 By David Pecchia \f7
Jerry Mayer's Theory of Relativity By Janice Arkatov
The Future and the Folkloric Troupes By Douglas Sadownick
The National Opera's Fall Season Starts Early By Daniel Cariaga
A Sampler of Shostakovich Symphonies By Herbert Glass
BARRY MANILOW "Barry Manilow." Arista *** : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Paul Grein
See the Copycat Videos By Chris Willman
LL COOL J "Walking With a Panther." Def Jam/Columbia ** 1/2 : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Duff Marlowe
SYD STRAW "Surprise." Virgin *** : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Mike Boehm
DONNA SUMMER "Another Place and Time." Atlantic ** 1/2 : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Connie Johnson
ANDERSON, BRUFORD, WAKEMAN, HOWE "Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe." Arista. ** : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Mike Boehm
EXPOSE "What You Don't Know." Arista * 1/2 : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Dennis Hunt
AL GREEN "I Get Joy." A&M ** : POP STARS ***** Great Balls of Fire **** Knockin' On Heaven's Door *** Good Vibrations ** Maybe Baby * Ain't That a Shame By Duff Marlowe
'For Sale' Signs at A&M Records? By Paul Grein
Black Is Bountiful By Randy Lewis
The Raw and the Uncooked : Is this the best sushi bar in town? By Ruth Reichl
'Funhouse' Explores Mortal Passageways By Zan Dubin
Great Southern California Wine Lists, Part II By Dan Berger
The Raw and the Uncooked : Steak tartare: Getting to the meat of the matter By Margy Rochlin
Paradise Found Near Busy Freeway Interchange By Colman Andrews
After-Midnight : \o7 We gonna let it all hang out; We gonna chug-a-lug and shout. : (--J.J. Cale)\f7 By Kathie Jenkins \f7 Ph, Ted Engelbart
Public Image : Agency's funding of new artworks is just one of many signs that Los Angeles is continuing to tighten its grip on the title of mural capital of the world By Mike Wyma
Hidden in Plain Sight : A brief guide to Los Angeles' forgotten public artworks By David Colker
At Buon Gusto, Meals Are an Unremarkable Prelude to Wonderful Desserts By Charles Perry
Like Dad, Like Daughter at Theatricum Botanicum : A family's passion forms a haven for actors By Janice Arkatov
Paving the Way for Festival Latino : Theater producer Jose Armand wants to bridge the gap between clashing art worlds By Douglas Sadownick
Star and Director: Jack, Be Nimble : Nicholson seems to handle double duties without trouble in the longtime coming 'Chinatown' sequel By Charles Champlin
How the Pasadena Playhouse Came Back Strong : Once bankrupt, the theater now is back in business By Barbara Isenberg
The Seduction by TV and Movies : Screen deals raise hopes for instant fame,big money By Lawrence Christon
The High Stakes of Stand-Up Comedy: The Seduction by TV and Movies : Four days in Vegas add up to a huge gamble for everyone involved By Lawrence Christon
Searching for Abraham and Ibrahim : 'The Cave' will be a multimedia piece on a Muslim and Jewish holy place By Carl Schrag
The Evolution of Spike Lee : 'Do the Right Thing' is a triumph of filmic maturity for a young writer-director-editor By Sheila Benson
'Cotton Club' Murders: Two Jakes and a Jill : Life mimics art in Depression-style saga of gangsters and violence set in Hollywood By Dennis Mcdougal
'Broccoli . . . Cubby Broccoli' : How a Long Island vegetable farmer became the man who produced all of the real James Bond movies By John Culhane
Forward to the '30s? : The message of Depression stories was that money was not supposed to be the bottom line in people's lives By Dan Sullivan
Showing Plenty of Pizazz in New York : A look at the state of jazz after an incomparable week of performances By Leonard Feather
A Knock on Rock Movies : How 'Great Balls of Fire,' the latest failed rock bio, reduces Jerry Lee Lewis to Roger Rabbit By Robert Hilburn
Cutting Off Funds to 'Offending' Art By William Wilson
A Late Start Is No Drawback for Callis : This L.A. artist's unnerving pictures cause complex sensations By Suzanne Muchnic
Playing Doctor at 'Kid's Clinic' : Museum's Hands-On Exhibit Helps Children Get Comfortable With Common Medical Procedures By Corinne Flocken
BUSINESS
Nissan Back on the Fast Track : After years of eating dust, the former leader has rejoined the sales race with a vengeance. By James Risen, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
If Sony Makes the Effort, It Deserves Prize By James Flanigan
'Energy Rush' Sparks Pipeline Pandemonium By Donald Woutat, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Orange County Plays Catch Up on Golf Courses By Leslie Berkman, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
The Value of the Dollar Must Fall By Paul R. Krugman, PAUL R. KRUGMAN \o7 is professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. \f7
"I was expecting much worse." Boyd L. Jefferies, founder...
VIEWPOINTS : Pickens' Argument May Be Honorable : Some in Japan Feel There Is a Lesson to Be Learned
VIEWPOINTS : The Specter of Foreign Investment By Jock O'Connell, JOCK O'CONNELL, \o7 a former trade adviser to the California Commission for Economic Development, is an international trade and investment consultant in Davis, Calif. and \f7
Orange County Plays Catch-Up on Golf Courses By Leslie Berkman, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Tireless Watchers Look for Shoplifters From Associated Press
The U.S. Tax Burden May Rest Completely on Your Shoulders By Albert B. Crenshaw, The Washington Post
It's Back on the NASDAQ System, but Scientific NRG's Troubles Aren't Over By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer
At Some Golf Clubs, Cost Is a Definite Handicap By Leslie Berkman
Britain's Booming Powerboat Industry Sets Course Toward U.S. Market By Judy Anderson, The Baltimore Sun
Tough Reaction to Beijing Dissent Causes Fear in Capitalist Hong Kong From Associated Press
South Florida Town Is for Sale by Its Owner--the U.S. Government By Kathleen Day, The Washington Post
Mary Kay Cosmetics Boosts Sales Despite Comic-Strip Barbs Over Tests on Animals From Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Parents Turn Building Into Environment for Learning By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Hopes to Beat the Heat With Million Trees By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer
3 F-16 Jet Engines Stolen From AF Base, Then Found From Associated Press
Nurse-Midwives Labor to Dispel Stereotypes About Their Profession By Joanne C. Broadwater, The Baltimore Sun
Official Tally of Baja Votes to Culminate Hectic Period By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Officials Want to Lock Up 'Plague on Society' Forever By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Keeping the Commuter Rail Line on Track : Location of Depot in Del Mar Area Threatens Project By Nancy Ray, Times Staff Writer
The Seed for Migrant Housing
Imperial Beach Needs to Look Beyond the Beach By Serge Dedina, \o7 Serge Dedina is a lifelong Imperial Beach resident and a member of the city's beach area and water-oriented facilities advisory committee\f7
'Front doors, bowls, lamps--anything. . . that had to do with woodworking, I did it.'
Savvy Compromise
Capt. Rogers Begins Job Teaching Tactics From Reuters
Police Shoot Mira Mesa Man Wielding Knife
130 Abortion Foes Arrested as Sides in Controversy Clash in Poway By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Asbestos Found in Siding From Buildings Razed by Lawndale By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer
New Limbs Help Lives to Grow : Prosthesis Maker Travels Globe in Efforts on Behalf of the Maimed By John Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Deputy, Man He Shot in Face Tell Conflicting Tales in Court By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Ban on Wood Roofs Favored by Homeowners By Lynn Steinberg, Times Staff Writer
Fair Housing Council Seeks New Leader, More Stability By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Sifts Evidence in Poison-Pen Case By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Picking Up the Pieces at Redondo Pier : Businesses Slowly Recover From Devastating 1988 Storms and Fire By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer
Help Wanted: Asian Bilingual Teachers : Torrance Schools Struggle to Catch Up With Growing Influx of Children from Pacific Rim By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Burly Joe Utovac, owner of Utro's, said if his bar had to go, it ought to go in style.
Water Shortage at Trailer Park Angers Tenants By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
Meeting on Election of Library Trustees
Lawndale Council Picks Arnold as City Manager
Boy, 7, in Good Condition After Falling Into Pool
Hermosa Cracks Down on Liquor Stores, Nightclubs By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer
Wilmington Cargo Handling Firm Fined $3,000 By George Stein, Times Staff Writer
P.V. Estates Council Picks Interim Manager
Deukmejian Stymies Sale of Caltrans Land to Hawthorne By Barbara Baird, Times Staff Writer
Redondo Council May Pass Tough Questions on Pier to Voters By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer
Former El Segundo Councilman Dies
Bilingual Teachers Hired Under Formula in Law That Lapsed in '87 By Hugo Martin
Rancho Palos Verdes Trails Panel to Meet
Workers' Way of Life Sinks With San Pedro Shipyard By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer
It Is the Best of Times to Study the French Revolution By Larry Gordon, Times Education Writer
Crime Rise Triggers a New Sweep on Gangs By Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer
'Father Dollar Bill' : Priest Gives $1, No Sermons, on Skid Row By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer
Tar 'Ooze' in School's Play Yard Is Mystery By Maura Dolan and Lee Harris, Times Staff Writers
Body Found in Desert Believed to Be Missing Car Salesman By Tracy Wood, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Results July 8
Thrift Rescue Should Include Housing Funds, Officials Say From Associated Press
Judge Mirrors Spousal-Abuse Myths : Misplaced Regrets Over Sentencing a Symptom of the Violence Malaise By Joyce Faidley, \o7 Joyce Faidley coordinates the Family Violence Prevention Center at the Center for Women's Studies and Services in San Diego\f7
Less Sewage Treatment Has Bigger Price Tag
Commentary : United Way's Dire Health-Care Predictions for County Coming True By Chauncey A. Alexander, \f7 and \o7 Chauncey A. Alexander is volunteer chairman of the United Way Health Care Task Force and former national executive director of the National Assn. of Social Workers.
Costa Mesa Gets a Chance
1,000 Take Part in Confrontation at Abortion Clinic By Victor Merina, Times Staff Writer
ALL-STAR GAME: SELLING AN IMAGE : Officials Go to Bat for Prestige, Not Cash, During All-Star Week By Jean Davidson and Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writers
The Trauma After the Smoke Clears : Experts Are Beginning to Help Cushion the Blow, Assist Police to Deal with Post-Shooting Despair By Richard Beene, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
ALL-STAR GAME: THE SCALPER MARKET : Tickets Fetch Hundreds More the 2nd, 3rd Time Around By Mark Landsbaum, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
All Things Furry, Small to Reign at County Fair By Lily Eng, Times Staff Writer
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Officials, Caltrans Prepare Remedies for Traffic Pains By Lily Eng, Times Staff Writer
FRIENDSHIP FLIGHT: Tony Circles the Globe : Siberia Anything but Cold Toward Aviator By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
40-Year-Old Taco Stand Will Have to Sit Out '90s By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer
Deadly Force Sets Off Investigation, Long Process of Second-Guessing By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Rehnquist And Company: Courting Controversy By William Schneider, \o7 William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion\f7
AIDS Hysteria: Outbreaks of Bad Law and the Bagging of Bodies By Michael Kirby, \o7 Michael Kirby, a member of the World Health Organization's Global Commission on AIDS, is president of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australia. His article is adapted from the July issue of Daedalus magazine\f7
An Identity Crisis Inside Soviet Union
Minus a Government, Italy Votes for Europe By George Armstrong, \o7 George Armstrong is the Rome correspondent for Britain's Guardian\f7
Mexicans Come to Find Work, Not to Find an American Identity By Richard Rodriguez, \o7 Richard Rodriguez is an editor for the Pacific News Service; his next book, "Mexico's Children" will be published by Viking\f7
Jiang, China's Face for the Old Men By Edward A. Gargan, \o7 Edward A. Gargan, a former New York Times correspondent now writing a book about China, was in Beijing during the June upheaval\f7
Congress: Cool Hands Take Over Hot Season By Richard E. Cohen, \o7 Richard E. Cohen covers Congress for the National Journal\f7
Yellowstone and the Gray Wolf
A Sweeping Step
Arms Control Trap
Modesty Is Becoming in Bush's Aid Package : Incentive-Based Help to Poland, Hungary Strengthens Them Against 'Gang of Four' By Charles Gati, \o7 Charles Gati, a specialist on East European affairs, is a professor of political science at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y\f7
The Poles' Real Hero Is Ameryka By Andrew Nagorskibd\o7 Andrew Nagorski Is A Senior Associate Of The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace.\f7
International Cooperation Is the Route Into Manned Space By Karl G. Harr Jr., \o7 Karl G. Harr Jr., former national security coordinator for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and for many years president of the Aerospace Industries Assn., is now a senior fellow at the Eisenhower World Affairs Institute\f7
Our Lungs Labor in a Chemical Soup : Administration's Cleanup Goals Are Lofty, but Laws May Fall Far Short By David D. Doniger, \o7 David Doniger is a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, a national environmental organization\f7
REAL ESTATE
Burt Cuts His Tie With Bachelor Pad By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
CRITIQUE : Directors Guild Design Marches to Its Own Drum By Leon Whiteson, \o7 Whiteson is a Los Angeles free-lancer who writes on architectural topics. \f7
Don't Let the Neighbors Steal Your Real Estate By Robert J. Bruss, \o7 Bruss is a San Francisco-area lawyer, author and real estate broker who writes each week for The Times on real estate topics. \f7
10 Things to Do Before Makeover
Make Small Changes Count in Remodeling By Evelyn De Wolfe, Staff Writer
Pro-Democracy Move in L.A. Planning By Sam Hall Kaplan
BIA Show Benefits Missing Children
Housing Group Plans Conference
UCLA Offers Symposium on Kitchens, Bath Design
Condos and Townhouses: What Is Difference? By Jan Hickenbottom
Owners Remodel to Protect Their Home Investment
Gardening : IN THE GARDEN : Vegetable Gardeners: Relax, But Not Too Much : During summer, keep up with watering, harvesting and worm-control chores. By Bill Sidnam, \o7 Sidnam has written garden columns and features for The Times since 1975. \f7
Gardening : It's Time to Catch Up on Garden Reading : The latest books on regional planting can help in planning for next season. By Robert Smaus, \o7 Times Garden Editor \f7
Flagstone Patio Best Built on Level Ground By Reader'S Digest, \o7 For The Associated Press \f7
A Smooth Solution for the Problem of Drywall Holes : Only basic tools and materials needed for making patches that blend in with surface. By Paul Bianchina
Watts Towers: Symbol of High Expectation : 'Challenge' envisions Rodia masterpiece as centerpiece of a revitalized community. By Leon Whiteson, \o7 Whiteson is a Los Angeles free-lancer who writes on architectural topics. \f7
Quake-Proofing Your Home for the 'Big One' : Secure furniture to walls to prevent toppling over, and protect water heater. By Gary Abrams, \o7 Abrams is a Los Angeles free-lance writer\f7
Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs of Real Estate Investment Courses? By Robert J. Bruss
Riverside County
How to Protect Against Electric Shock Injuries By A. J. Hand
Survival Kit for the Next Power Outage By Reader'S Digest, \o7 For the Associated Press \f7
In an age of fast cars and freeway commutes, the very... By Evelyn De Wolfe, \f7 and \o7 Times Staff Writer
Commercial Scene : Hawthorne Medical Center Construction Launched
Commercial Scene : Sherman Plaza Complex Complete
Commercial Scene : Fall Occupancy Slated for Victorville Center
Commercial Scene : Investment Firm Buys Apartments in Stanton
Commercial Scene : American Healthcare to Locate in Pardee Center
Commercial Scene : Twin Star Productions Buys Scottsdale Building
Commercial Scene : Princess Cruises Leases in Century City North
Commercial Scene : Law Firm Takes Lease on Avenue of the Stars
Commercial Scene : County Leases GAINS Office in Panorama City
Commercial Scene : Company Building New Headquarters in Aliso Viejo
Commercial Scene : Home Savings Building to Be Finished in 1990
Commercial Scene : Boston Company Leases Facility in Tarzana
Commercial Scene : Law Firm Purchases Valley Office Building
Commercial Scene : Muller Co. Purchases 7.4 Acres in Brea
Commercial Scene : Retail Center to Rise Near San Diego State
Commercial Scene : Restaurant Leases in Carlsbad Shop Center
Commercial Scene : San Diego Shopping Center Changes Hands and Name
Commercial Scene : Pharmaceutical Company Leases in San Fernando
Commercial Scene : Postal Service Buys Former Sunkist Building
Commercial Scene : Convenience Complex in Downey Completed
Commercial Scene : Rialto Rental Complex Has New Ownership
Commercial Scene : Mission Valley Hotel Sold to Local Group
Commercial Scene : Defense Contractor to Headquarter in San Diego
Commercial Scene : Hayes Co. Buys Dairy Land in Riverside County
Commercial Scene : Koll Co. Acquires Site in Sierra Gateway Center
Commercial Scene : Canon Astro Signs Lease for Carson Headquarters
Commercial Scene : SBD Pays $2.9 Million for Corona Apartment Site
Commercial Scene : Staedtler Purchases Industrial Building
Perez, Restorer, Developer, Dies
Guide Lists Trees in Pacific Palisades
Bowlers Raise Funds for Special Olympics
Don't Toss Aerosol Cans Into Trash Compactor From Associated Press
Trick to Mowing lawn Is not to Cut Too Deeply From Associated Press
Repairing Leaks in Gutters
Maintenance May Sell House Faster
Homeowners Not Bored, Still Like Hardwood Floors From Associated Press
Rid Peeling Surface of Moisture Problem Before new Paint Job From the Associated Press
SPORTS
'94 World Cup Giving Soccer a Boost in U.S. By Joel Stashenko, Associated Press
COMMENTARY : Would Players, Reporters Do Better Than Fans? By Mike Littwin, The Baltimore Sun
ANALYSIS : They May Be Scoreless Stars--Just Like 1967 By Hal Bock, Associated Press
COMMENTARY : Dan Goldie Is Tennis' Mr. Warmth By Phil Jackman, The Baltimore Evening Sun
McDonald Demands Bo Jackson-Level Contract From Orioles By Kent Baker, The Baltimore Sun
The 'Eighth Wonder' Is Indeed Awesome Sight By Jim Henneman, The Baltimore Evening Sun
Dahlgren Recalls Decline of Gehrig 50 Years Ago By Joe Gergen, Newsday
Admiration Is Deep for Hank Greenberg By John Steadman, Baltimore Evening Sun
STILL GETTING HIS KICKS : Walter Bahr Sent Sons Chris and Matt to Football, but Soccer Is His Real Love Associated Press
TIES THAT BIND : Kuchiki Family Pays Price in Time and Money While Daughters Chase Dream of Skating in Olympics By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Reseda Goes Quietly After Day in the Sun : Woodland Hills West Awakens With 6-Run Outburst to End 14-Inning Legion Game, 14-8 By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Mintey Travels Wire to Wire for Saugus Win By Vince Kowalick, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Baseball : Canyons Product Backs No-Pay-No-Play vote By Gary Klein
Jones Wins 2 Titles in Youth Division of TAC Nationals
American Legion Baseball : Sun Valley Overcomes 6-Run Deficit to Win
Woodland Hills Routs Pasadena as Ogle Hits 3 Homers
Former Poly Standout Ellis Survives CFL Cut By Steven Herbert, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Kyman Leads Team to Volleyball Title
Abbott Gets More Than Just a Win : Angel Rookie Also Learns Lesson in How to Respond to Lapse By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE TOOZ : Menacing Body Held Spirit of Insecure, Guilt-Ridden Child By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
Run Drought Finally Ends for Dodgers By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
It's When Stars Really Come Out By Jim Murray
Everything Looks Good for Whitson : He Pitches 5-Hit Shutout After Padres Get Pep Talk By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
WIMBLEDON : Becker Keeps Lendl Record Perfect : West German Will Play Edberg, and Loser Is Now 0 for 10 By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Escape From New York Put Career Back on Track By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : LeMond Is Still the Overall Leader After Seventh Stage Associated Press
UPHILL BATTLE : Mountain Stages Could Prove to Be LeMond's Downfall in Tour de France By Andy Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Polled Experts Get to Center of the Issue, Pick Wilt No. 1
Major League All-Star Game : HIGH SIERRA : Ranger Outfielder Is in Peak Form, but Has Rocky Time With All-Star Balloting By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Major League All- Star Game : Another World : ALL-STAR GAME FLASHBACK : Long Gone Are Wally World Days, but Angels' Joyner still Considers Them a Bonus By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
Peete Gives Lions Until Wednesday By Mike Downey
Golf Roundup : Late Bogey Leaves Knox Tied With Levi, Grady From Associated Press
Racing at Hollywood Park : Dominant Dancer Wins by 4
Nugget Sale Talks in Progress--$65 Million?
Names in the News
Unbeaten Nashwan won the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown...
Guard Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls was ticketed...
Olympic medalists Carrie Steinseifer and Artur Wojdat...
Former Dodger Tom Niedenfuer, 29, a major disappointment...
Stanford's Tim Ryan, 18, put together six strong optional...
Names in the News
Names in the News
Rose's Record charged between horses in the stretch to win...
Names in the News
Baseball Miscellany Names And Numbers By Ross Newhan
The Cleveland Crunch expansion team selected a 24-year-old...
A BUSY MET : Teufel Does a Lot of Hitting During an 8-3 Victory Over Reds By Dan Hafner
Baseball / Ross Newhan : No Matter What, Rose Case Will Dominate Second Half By Ross Newhan
American League Roundup : A's Let Another Get Away By Dan Hafner
National League Roundup : Mitchell Increases His Homer Total to 31 as Giants Win in St. Louis, 8-5 By Dan Hafner
All-Star Game Notebook : It Takes Extra Work for Puckett to Excel
Angels Give Rader Reward: Contract Is Extended a Year By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
Tennis / Thomas Bonk : Seemingly Ready to Retire, Evert Admits She's Past Her Peak By Thomas Bonk
A SANCTUARY : Wimbledon Singles Finalists Have Their Special Little Waiting Room By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
The NBA Hasn't Changed Morlon Wiley : Ex-Cal State Long Beach Cager Keeps Perspective, Even the Same Car By Dick Wagner, Times Staff Writer
Light Winds End Chance for Record in Race to Hawaii By Almon Lockabey
WCAC Changes Hoop, Baseball Schedules, Gives Soccer a Boost By Alan Drooz
Gardena Wrestler Is a Triple Threat : Jan Trussell Once Beat Drugs, Now Seeks Judo, Freestyle, \o7 Sombo \f7 Titles By Sam Marchiano, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Prosper in Draft : Selections Include SDSU's Whittemore, North Carolina Star By Don Patterson
San Diego Boats Second, Third in Race for Life
CUISINE THAT'S CLEARLY OVER THE LINE : If You Don't Ask for These Delicacies By Name, You're Going to Be Missing at Least Half the Fun By Jim Lindgren
Kruger Makes Most of Rare Tennis Tournament Appearance By Dave Mckibben
Local Team Finishes Third in Junior Golf
A SWEATSHOP WITH CHARACTER : Since 1970s, Westminster Boxing Club Has Given Youngsters a Fightng Chance to Be Successful. By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Minton Doesn't Get Win or Save, but He Pitches In With Scoreless Relief By Mike Reilley, Times Staff Writer
FROM PUGILIST TO PIZZA KING : For Two Eventful Years, Vince Colandrea Made a Little Dough in Boxing By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Capistrano Beach Basketball : Capistrano Valley Defeats Irvine for Championship By Ara Najarian, Times Staff Writer
Cypress Team Reaches Final in Softball Event
Andino Wins Title in Surfing : San Clemente Man Is Top Junior Pro at Huntington Beach By Al Preston
MAGAZINE
Gentlemen at Arms : A 75-Cent Point of Honor Provides Insight Into the Character of Heroes By Jack Smith
The Kymio Equation : Kim Dam's Signature Style Is One Part Contemporary, One Part Classic By Marie Moneysmith, \o7 Marie Moneysmith is a Los Angeles-based writer. \f7
Shades of Status : Sunglasses That Make a Fashion Statement Can Wreak Havoc on One's Financial Statement By Margo Kaufman, \o7 Margo Kaufman is a contributing editor of this magazine. \f7
Personal Best? : Finding the Right Private Trainer Is the New Challenge in Physical Fitness By Paddy Calistro
AROUND HOME : Old Post Cards By Sam Burchell
AROUND HOME : Ford Taurus By David Lasker
AROUND HOME : Poetry From a PC? By Paul Ciotti
AROUND HOME : Bookbinding By Judith Sims
The Bad Boy of Architecture : Brian Murphy Designs Glass Bathtubs, Flashlight Chandeliers and Wave-Shaped Roofs. Is This Witty Iconoclasm or Self-Indulgent Trash? By Ronald Brownstein, \o7 Ronald Brownstein is a contributing editor of this magazine. \f7
HOME RENOVATION : Vision and Revision : Three Expressions of Southern California's Passion for Remodeling By Virginia Gray, \o7 Virginia Gray is an associate editor of the Los Angeles Times Magazine. \f7
Points of Interest : In This Classic Formal Garden, Statues and Fountains Lure Visitors Ever Farther Into the Landscape By Robert Smaus, \o7 Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine. \f7
An Orderly Transition : Christian Brothers Winery Enters a New Era Under the Heublein Banner By Robert Lawrence Balzer
AROUND HOME : Young in Nature By Kay Diehl
Outdoor Weddings By Janey Milstead
AROUND HOME : New Life for Old Houses : GEORGE STEPHEN (The Preservation Press; 1989) By Sam Hall Kaplan \f7
AROUND HOME : Creating a Victorian Flower Garden : BY STEFAN BUCZACKI (Weidenfeld & Nicolson; 1988) By Linda French
AROUND HOME : Notes on Cashew Butter, and Garden and Animal Events : A New Spread By Ruth Reichl
TRAVEL
Kashmir : Journey on a Shikara By Virginia Barton Brownback, \o7 Brownback is a free-lance writer living in Inverness, Calif. \f7
How Tourism and the Environment Are Colliding By Peter S. Greenberg, \o7 Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer\f7
Sights and Sounds of Old Paris Live on in Bastille : BASTILLE: Old Paris By Helmut Koenig, \o7 Koenig, author of "The Insiders' Guide to France" (Crown), is a part-time resident of Paris. \f7
Travel writer Margaret Zellers has authored a new guide... By Jerry Hulse
Stay With the Grain in Irvine : GRAIN: Old Town By Tom Grimm and Michele Grimm, \o7 The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of the recently revised travel guide to Southern California, "Away for the Weekend." \f7
Toronto Tour Is Takeoff on Future Space Travel : Toronto: Space Place By Susan Lendroth, \o7 Lendroth is a free-lance writer living in Granada Hills. \f7
Even Tahiti Need Not Be Expensive By Lucy Izon, \o7 Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes. \f7
Tibet Border Opens, but Special Permits Needed By James O'Reilly and Larry Habegger, \o7 Habegger and O'Reilly are free-lance writers living in Northern California\f7 .
Where the Next Island Is Better Than the Last By Judith Morgan, \o7 Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer\f7
Finding the Best of Old, New on the Big Island By Bob O'Sullivan, \o7 O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park\f7
This Singapore Story Went From Rags to Riches By Jennifer Merin, \o7 Merin is a New York City free-lance writer\f7 .
Try to Avoid the Unkindest Cut of All By Elaine F. Davis, \o7 Davis is a free-lance writer living in Monarch Beach, Calif\f7
Rolling Down to Rio Aboard Ivaran's Americana By Harry Basch and Shirley Slater, \o7 Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers\f7
Survey Says: Benefits Aplenty on Group Tours By Bill Hughes, \o7 Hughes is a 30-year-veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks\f7
Exploring Michoacan, Mexico's 'Land of Lakes' By Jeff Frees, \o7 Frees is a free-lance writer living in Colorado Springs, Colo\f7
Travel Programs
Hotel Chains Cut Rates, Offer Summer Specials By Jack Adler
Flight Attendants Raise Safety Issue in Seeking FAA Regulation of Hours By Jack Adler, \o7 Adler is a Los Angeles free-lance writer\f7
News & Briefs
Celadon Pottery Leaves Visitor With Glazed Look By Maren Rudolph, \o7 Rudolph is a free-lance writer living in Irvington, N.Y. \f7
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