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What happened on July 20, 1989
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Studio Shooting Blamed on Business Deal TRACY WILKINSON and LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writers
Councilman Asks Torrance to Study Regulation of Asian 'Hostess Bars' HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
'It's Sad' : Cultural Landmark Dream Dies Hard at Tiny Naylor's GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Looking for a Break : Contest Draws Friends and Family as Amateur Surfers Go for Big Time JOHN M. GLIONNA, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Clears 3 Deputies in Slaying of Armed Woman in Lancaster SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Tenant Loses Bid to Oust Crew of Rob Lowe Film CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
20-Mile Rail-Truck Corridor Planned From Ports to Downtown Los Angeles DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Separate Sessions for Boys, Girls : Irvine to Segregate Sex Education Class MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
2 Ex-HUD Officials Played Role in Beverly Hills Case JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
2 Officers Did Their Best to Stop Gang Fight, LAPD Says ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Retired Officer Chases Down Robbery Suspect LILY ENG, Times Staff Writer
Farmers Market Traffic Plan Told
Irvine Delays Decision on Plan Aimed at Low-Income Housing MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Glendale Man Stabbed While Protecting Car
San Diego
Simi Police Union Reaches Tentative Pact With City LESLIE BERGER, Times Staff Writer
Builders Mobilize to Block a Border Airport LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Officials Seeking to Muffle the Turned-Up Noise of 'Booming' Vehicles BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Western Walk Opts for a New Name Instead of a Showdown STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Agency's OK Given Bowers Museum Project
Assembly Committee OKs Bill to Extend Metro Rail Subway CLAY EVANS, Times Staff Writer
The Japanese 'System' Has a Talent for Fueling Western Resentments PAUL KENNEDY, Paul Kennedy, a professor of history at Yale University, is author of "The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers." and
Poway
Policy on Drugs, Alcohol OKd
New Jail Will Be Good Neighbor, Report Predicts DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Preserve the Treasure
Human Rights Strikes Back : Will We Now Welcome a Wide Range of Soviet Nationalities? ALEXANDER J. MOTYL, Alexander J. Motyl is an assistant professor of political science and director of nationality and Siberian studies at Columbia University's Harriman Institute.
Concerns Raised About Privacy : Utilities Credit-Checking Bill Stalls MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Van de Kamp Writ Backs Prop. 103 From Times Staff Writers
Flores Asks for Tighter Limit on New Apartments SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
2 Gunmen Captured After Lengthy Chase
Dog Park Receives New Leash on Life
Drive to Save Mental Health Clinics Gains
Conner Is New Head of College Trustees
A Need for Lessons in Hard Work
8 Hurt as Gas Leak Causes Apartment Building Blast From Associated Press
Campbell Conference Payments Disclosed RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Mayor Files Suit to Overturn Ouster
New Rules for Student Loans
Eliminate Private Jutouts Into Streets
Auto Insurance
Needless Delay on Light Rail
$30-Million Award in Scientology Case Cut JOEL SAPPELL, Times Staff Writer
Rancho P.V. Told of Golf Course Benefits GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Thieves Break Car Window, Flee With $200,000 in Jewels
Woman Found Fatally Shot on Paxton Avenue
Nutrition Firm Settles State False-Claims Suit United Press International
In This District, School Goes to Students LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
12th-Floor Explosion From Associated Press
Laguna Beach : Teens Held After Chase, Accused of Truck Theft
Western Walk of Fame Alters Name
Gunman Surrenders to Police, Ending Standoff
Lottery Results : July 19
Valdez Is Cleared to Go Nearer Possible Temporary Repair Site LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Rearmament
Rent Dispute Settled at Mobile-Home Park BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Panel Delays Bill Seeking Vote on Tax Hike to Build Jail RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Hospital Will Not Close Burn Center
Santa Ana : Man Leaps to His Death After Being Hospitalized
Fire Causes $700,000 in Damage to Sofa Warehouse
Jury Awards $35,000 to Victim of '83 Shooting JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Compromise Reached in Effort to Save Historic Homes in Redondo BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo : Planning Panel Will Discuss Questionnaire
Night of the Wolf AL MARTINEZ
Vista Will Buy Historic Rancho for $2.1 Million TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Free Ride by Users of County Cars Questioned IGOR GREENWALD, Times Staff Writer
Guard Fired After Allegedly Helping 5 Escape From Jail KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-J. David Aide Says Hunter Had Access to Data on Firm's Woes
Tax Mistakes
L.A. Compromises to Keep Sunshine Canyon Operating AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Compromises With Private Dump on Permit Extensions AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Oil Tanker Slightly Damaged in Mishap
Foothill Transit Gets Green Light to Operate Despite RTD CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Jury Clears Hospital in Boy's Molestation JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Supreme Court Decisions
Supreme Court Decisions
Supreme Court Decisions
Supreme Court Decisions
L.A. Quietly Extends Life of Dog Park
Sanitation Districts Won't Alter Ocean Dumping Practices THOMAS BECHER, Times Staff Writer
Killer 'Worth Preserving,' She Says : Friend of Kraft Urges Jury to Spare His Life JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Attempt to Save Carwash Is Scrubbed by L.A. Panel BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Feud Is Not Clock Buff's Finest Hour TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Glenn Dumke and Cal State
The Carnegie Deli Comes West--to a Star-Studded Opening RUTH REICHL, Times Restaurant Editor
Insurance Forgery Alleged : Slain Boy's Mother Suspected of Fraud LILY ENG, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Says Defendant Threatened Prosecutor
Hardeman Challenges Thomas' Use of 'Incumbent' : New Legal Skirmish in Inglewood Council Race MARC LACEY, Times Staff Writer
Lomita Creates a Retail-Commercial Zone to Encourage Coast Highway Development ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Torrance Burn Center Denies It Will Close GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Actor Dies in Crash, Victim of the Type of Heavy He Played PAUL LIEBERMAN and DAVAN MAHARAJ, Times Staff Writer
Travel Promoter Faces Charges in Ticket Fraud
School to Be Closed During Probe of Mystery Seepage LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
In Behalf of the Salvation Army
Unusual L.a. Landmarks Times researcher Tracy Thomas
Youth Pleads Guilty in Cat Mutilations
Supreme Court Decisions
For Blacks, Worship Calls for Commotion Along With the Devotion CHUCK SINGLETON, The Rev. Chuck Singleton is pastor of Loveland Church in Fontana and president of Harambee, a national federation of urban churches. and
Door-to-Door Shuttle Service May Ease Airport Congestion H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Coach's Lawyer Protests Ruling
Less Smoking, Less Drinking : O.C. Healthier Than Rest of U.S. BLANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Lawndale Cited by AQMD for Improper Asbestos Handling BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Couple Argued About Selling It : House Called Factor in the Moore Tragedy MARY LOU FULTON and TED JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
Mystifying Ruling on Porter Ranch
NEWS
Owner Is Turned Off by Diesel That Just Keeps on Running RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Whittier : Uptown Gym Owners Plead Innocent to Drug Charges
Horror Stories of War in Afghanistan Related by Soviet Veterans From Associated Press
Fear of Flying: Hydraulic Loss Is One of Worst JOHN M. BRODER and DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writers
UCLA Buys Land in Westchester for 90 Faculty Homes SPENCER S. HSU, Times Staff Writer
Crackdown Has Stopped Gang Activity, Chief Reports WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Judge Rules for Foothill Transit in RTD Lawsuit CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Crash Puts Spotlight on Gary Aliengena : Tony's Father Called Adventurous, Skillful ERIC BAILEY and JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writers
Jet Carrying 293 Crashes, Burns in Iowa; 166 Survive J. MICHAEL KENNEDY and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
Worst U.S. Plane Accident Killed 273 in Chicago From Associated Press
Bellflower Residents Beg for Cleanup of Drug-Ridden Street JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Merger Plan by Electricity Firms Assailed MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Second Spy Found Guilty in Army Case : Ex-Civilian Worker Convicted of Acting as Courier for Soldier From Times Wire Services
Official's Dual Role Taints Case Against Aliens, Lawyer Charges RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
'God Opened a Hole' After Jet Landed Upside Down PENELOPE McMILLAN and J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writers
Friendship Flight: Toony Circles the Globe : The 8 Aboard Aliengena's Plane When It Crashed KEVIN O'LEARY
Sioux City Had Its Emergency Rescue Teams at Ready ART PINE and LORI SILVER, Times Staff Writers
New Cable Firm Is Moving In : Existing Companies Welcome Buyer of Choice TV System ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
Weaver Fans Speculation in Ventura PAUL OLSON
Avalon Takes Tuna Club's Word on Discrimination ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Downey Shelter Extends Its Service to La Mirada, South Gate, Whittier
Far From Home : Former Ojai Civic Leaders Running 2 Legal Brothels in Dusty Desert Town WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Inner Vision : Her Outlook, Determination Led to Happiness PENELOPE MOFFET, Penelope Moffet is a free-lance writer
Ex-HUD Chief Pierce to Testify Again Before Lawmakers Aug. 3 WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Portuguese Battle Oil Slick From Reuters
SOUTHLAND : Woman With Knife Arrested at NBC From Times wire services
The World : Afghan Rebels Seize Posts
Glendale Council Again Defers Zoning Changes
The Nation
Death Threat Served to the Wrong Waiter From Reuters
Assistance for Her Best Serve HERB HAIN
Mexico Leftists Plan to Protest Election Results From Associated Press
Divert Education Funds to Drug War, Bennett Urges DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
The State
Pasadena : Rose Bowl Projects OKd
Culver City : Signs at Complex Delayed
Bush to Keep Libya Curbs From Associated Press
NATION : Skinner Hails Calif. Gas Tax Plan From Times wire services
House Defense Leader Says He'll Try to Force Cheney to Cut Cost of B-2 Program From Associated Press
The World
The Nation
DC-10 Forced Down in Chicago by a Bird From Associated Press
Deputy Mayor Won't Seek Reelection
The Nation
Culver City : Residents to Study Traffic
Israel Woman Dies; 16th Victim of Bus Attack From Associated Press
PUC Adopts Utility Discounts for Needy
Senate Votes for Plot to Honor China Protest From Associated Press
Assembly Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer
SOUTHLAND : 2 Split $11-Million Lottery jackpot From Times wire services
Reception Slated for Departing College President
WORLD : S. Africa Judge Rules for CBS News From Times wire services
The State
Don't Confuse Religion, Science in Texts, Honig Urges Panel VIRGINIA ELLIS, Times Staff Writer
Lynwood : $50,000 State Grant Sought for Tree-Planting Project
Proposal Would Allow Residential Inns SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Senate Kills Limits on PLO Contacts From Times wire services
The World
Inflation Fears Ease as Prices Rise Only 0.2% OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Tourist Killed in Kenya From Reuters
Utility Legislation Hits a Snag : Senate Panel Delays Action on Central Credit Checks MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : New Water Rates Proposed
NATION : Vermont Judge Wins Age Bias Suit From Times wire services
San Gabriel : Blaszcak Suit Attacks Recall
The Nation
The World
Hollywood Deaths : Reality Broadsides Fantasy Land PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Atty. Gen. Urges Denial of Insurer Hardship Claims KEVIN RODERICK and JONATHAN GAW, Times Staff Writers
25.2% Pay Hike for Supervisors Voted in O.C. DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Squabble Over Design Panel Ends MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Wallace Kin Faces Trial From United Press International
The World
Reshaping the Future : 'Green' Summit Cheers Wary Futurist CONNIE KOENENN, Times Staff Writer
A Giant Step for the Soviets From Associated Press
Jaruzelski Sworn In as Polish President : Communist Party Leader Wins Post Without a Vote to Spare CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Limits on Lobbying by Ex-Officials Gain RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Rancho Park : Storm Drains to Be Built
A Half-Baked Theory on Sex Differences Jack Smith
Hollywood Deaths : Reality Broadsides Fantasy Land PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Israel Frees Palestinian-American After U.S. Asks Reason for Arrest From Times wire services
The Nation : House Votes to Extend Pollution Laws
Death Toll 18 in 5 Days in Soviet Ethnic Unrest From Times Wire Services
Japan Leftist Mobilizes Women Against Regime SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH : AIDS Infection Reporting Urged From Times wire services
LOCAL : Woman With Knife Arrested at NBC From Times staff and wire service reports
L.A. Police, Firefighters Win Pension Fight in High Court PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
The World
Overloading Probed in Crash of Boy's Aircraft JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
South African Leader Cancels Visit to U.S. From Reuters
15,000 Flee Flooding From Reuters
Beverly Hills : City Disaster Plan OKd
The State : Flag-Burning Protest Held
Traces of 43 Sought at Site of Crash : Little Hope Held for Missing in Wreck of Airliner in Iowa BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Student Goes to Bat for Brother, Deaf Baseball Teammates ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Claremont OKs County Fire District Study JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Panel OKs Wider Child-Care Tax Credit TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills : 'Sample Street' Completed
Interest in the Historical Lore of Old Glory Is Not Flagging RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Civil Rights Post Nominee Questioned on Customs Fine RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Wound Key Salvadoran Rightist From Reuters
Congressional Calls for Trade Sanctions Protested by China From Associated Press
Bush Calls for Mars Trip, Moon Base in 21st Century : NASA and Quayle to Set Time From Associated Press
Bush Likely to Support Mission to Mars DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Ethics Inquiry Sought in Zaire Assault Charges From Associated Press
Ortega Offers to Work With U.S., Pledges Fair Vote in Nicaragua RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
'Unconscious' Flier Moved Head, Tracking Pilots Say DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Test Confirms Aspirin Can Cut Heart Risk THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
The Nation
'Obsessive Fan' Seized in Tucson in Actress' Slaying ROBERT WELKOS and GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writers
Dr. 360 : Bodyboarding Legend Joe Wolfson, 40, 'Still Has That Fire' to Spin Circles Around 17-Year-Olds PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
NAMES IN THE NEWS : 'American Gothic' Model Turns 90 From Times wire services
Act Has Slowed Illegal Immigration, Study Finds LORI SILVER, Times Staff Writer
Big Winners Almost Got Creamed ANN CONNORS
Soviet Strikers Warned Against Rail Shutdown : Gorbachev Says Wider Action Is 'the Wrong Way,' Hints of New Measures to Control Unrest DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Good Lesson in Planning Dirk Sutro
Sky's No Limit as Firm Seeks Ad Space on Soviet Rocket ANNE C. ROARK, Times Staff Writer
Rowdy Lawmakers' Anti-Gandhi Protest Throws India's Parliament Into Chaos MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
'Here We Go Again,' Opponent Says : Buddhists Launch Plan to Build Temple IRENE CHANG, Times Staff Writer
Sullivan Shoots Down Plans to Supply Needles VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Strangers Aid Survivors of Assault : Fund Will Help Mother, Daughter and 2 Orphaned Children JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
'God Opened a Hole' After Jet Landed Upside Down From Associated Press
Volunteers Help Elderly Cut Medicare's Red Tape SIOK-HIAN TAY KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Panel Democrats Lash Voting Measure Backers CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
SOUTHLAND : 6 Aboard Rescued as Copter Lands in Sea Between Long Beach, Avalon From Times wire services
Jet Carrying 289 Crashes in Iowa; About 100 Survive From Times Wire Services
Mother Jailed for Letting Child Play Hooky on 101 Days From Associated Press
Veterans Urge Legal Ban on Flag Burning : But Groups Are Not United in Support for Altering Constitution From Times Wire Services
Wallach Denies Using Meese Ties to Solicit Wedtech Fee ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
'Obsessive Fan' Seized in Tucson in Actress' Slaying ROBERT WELKOS and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers
Shamir, Sharon Exchange Verbal Blows : Clash Occurs Over Talks With Palestinians About Election Plan From Reuters
All-Star Gridder Has Glory--This Game Is for Niece Who Died : Muir's Darick Holmes Carries Haunting Memory Into Friday's East-West Contest LARRYL LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Crash of Tony's Plane Stirs FAA Inquiry : An Assignment With a Near-Fatal Twist JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
DEATH : Actress Mary Treen Dies at Age 82 From Times wire services
State Panel OKs Bill to Move Up Date of Presidential Primaries CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Public Access TV Offers Lots of Room for Show and Tell ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Miners' Strike Spreads to More Fields From Associated Press
LOCAL : Upland Man Dies as Cycle Hits Car From Times staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : Youth Shot From Car in Burbank From Times staff and wire service reports
Encounter With Police Leaves 3 Visitors Bitter
The Nation
Venice : $405,383 Mural Contract
Khashoggi Extradited to U.S. for Trial in Marcos Case WILLIAM C. REMPEL and JOHN GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Marine, 6 Honduran Troops Hurt in Accident From Reuters
Soviets Reported Phasing Out Older Warheads ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Crash of Tony's Plane Stirs FAA Inquiry : Aircraft Carried 2 More Passengers Than Limit JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Failed to Set Flaps in Texas Crash, Delta Says From Associated Press
The World
Nanny Schools 'Put the Polish' on Child Care BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : 105 Arrested in Anaheim Drug Sales From Times staff and wire service reports
Glendale to Spend $845,000 to Repair Gas Leak at Dump SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Downey : Law Bans Killings for Food
Drawbacks of Pomona's Tax-Fee Package Cited
Scientist's Evolution : Biologist Walter Fitch, One of UCI's Newest Stars, Still Looking for Challenges--and Answers DANA PARSONS, Times Staff Writer
Odds & Ends Around the Valley : Twin Bills Compiled by Marci Slade
Some Brick Buildings Are Sound, Owner Says
Oxnard Retreats on Ormond Beach Marina MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Orange Counties Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Condor's Flyover Is 'Natural Inquisitiveness' SHANNA GOWENLOCK, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : When the Going Gets Rough and the Microchips Are Down LEE DEMBART
Long Beach : New Law Forces Landlords to Act Against Drug Dealers
Bill on Central Credit Checks for Utilities Stalls MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Exotic Import Doesn't Have to Drive You Crazy JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Added Judge Should Ease Municipal Court Logjam WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Councilman Backed on Gang Opinions
Covina : Animal Cruelty Conviction
Pasadena : Ballot Measure Weighed
Monterey Park : Atlantic Square's Plan OKd
Oxnard Teachers' Vote Could End Bitter Dispute Over Salary, Benefits MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Cerritos : Council Expected to Reject Addition of Names to Suit
S.M. Leaguers Bid for Section Title
El Monte : Anti-Pollution Talk Set
DISC DRIVE : Lure of Frisbees Captivates a Diverse Clientele Ranging From Children to Veteran Connoisseurs of an Ultimate Pastime RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Azusa : Fund-Raising Tactic Banned
Norwalk Forgos Ballot, Drafts Ban on Drinking in Parks RICK HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
2 Orange Counties and 2 Distinct Ways of Life JOSEPH N. BELL
Symphony Orchestra Sets Outdoor Concert
Notebook / Gary Klein : Kendall Picks Up the Pace to Earn Big Payday Gary Klein
Man Throws Caustic Liquid in Face of Glendale Woman, 22
Santa Monica : Councilman Faces Fines
Norwalk Council OKs Increase in Hotel-Motel Tax
Fishing : Sand Bass Tagging Continues; Early Results Promising Dan Stanton
BEACHES : Each Summer, Valley Teens Head West to Stake Their Claim at Zuma and Malibu MICHAEL ARKUSH, Times Staff Writer
State Fines Lynwood Schools for Overcrowding LEE HARRIS and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
Police Proposal Squeaks Through Charter Hearing BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Azusa : Swap Meet Plan Dropped
Notebook / Sean Waters : Johnson, Bradley Force Ventura to Look Elsewhere for Backfield Sean Waters
Publisher Muscles Into Market for 35+ Women GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Luminaires Pull Off 'a Coup! a Coup!' ANN CONWAY
Legislature Considering a Second Generation of Drunk-Driving Laws JAN HOFMANN
Arraignment Set Today in Bell Casino Case JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Ground Broken for Academy Archive at Old Waterworks MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Officials of Sea Otter Plan Hope to Continue Despite Failure So Far MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Reader Flips Over a Quarter With Reverse on Both Sides DON ALPERT
Preps to Clash in All-Star Grid Contest
Wilderness Camp Proposed for Violent Teens KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
A last call to unfurl as an adult of character and purpose DOUG SMITH
Avoid Probate With a Living Trust JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Court Invalidates Condo Conversions in West Hollywood RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
'Boom Cars' Do a Number on Eardrums of Passers-by BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Agrees to Pay 20 Hurt in Fairfax Explosion : Autumn Trial Expected for Suits Against Others Stemming From 1985 Blast at Store DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
County Health Official Assails State Fund Cuts DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Natural Notes : Unusual Course Combines Study of Nature and Creative Writing PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Former Westchester Volleyball Star Seeks National Recognition GARY KLEIN, Special to the Times
6 Arrested in Gambling Raid at Video Arcade
Culver City : City Sued Over Club Site
South Gate : Family of Slain Man Wins $150,000 County Settlement
Long Beach : Deputy Police Chief Clark Demoted to Commander
To Breed or Not to Breed . . . DR. GLENN ERICSON, Ericson, a practicing county veterinarian, is immediate past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn
Court Upholds New Bus Line's Right to Operate CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Loporchio Seeks Younger Athletes to Help Develop Area Water Polo GARY KLEIN, Special to The Times
Douglas Cramer's Getaway Life on the Farm Jeannine Stein
Party Staged for Playhouse Was a Smash Hit David Nelson
Museum Exhibits Joie de Vivre in Whimsical Bastille Day Party PAMELA MARIN, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Top USAC Midget Drivers to Return to Ventura Raceway PAUL OLSON
Man Who Hid Jews Holds U.S. Citizenship Dear ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Charming Street Leads to a Gritty Fight : Arbolada Road Is Challenge for Drivers DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Man of Love and Laughter : Surrounded by Ceremony, the Dalai Lama Had a Delightful Way of Dropping It KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
TV Puts Engineer's Life in Focus ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
JDL Leader Pleads No Contest : Charge Stemmed From Protest Against Avowed Racist ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Where To Play
D.A. Charges Driver With Murder Over Fatal Crash : Police Say Suspect Was Drunk, Going 100 M.P.H. DONNELL ALEXANDER, Times Staff Writer
'Granny Flats' Limited in La Canada Flintridge
Stepfamilies Can Learn to Tolerate--Yes, Even Like --Each Other JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer and
Ice Hockey, the New Sport of Would-Be Kings JIM MACAK, Macak is a Studio City free-lance writer. and
'Mad Housers' Deliver Shelter for the Homeless KRISTINE F. ANDERSON, Christian Science Monitor
Having a Roof Overhead Means 'I Can Come and Go as I Please' KRISTINE F. ANDERSON
Kite Man Preserves Father's Hobby RIP RENSE, Rense is a Sherman Oaks freelance writer.
SPORTS
LITTLE SURFER : 12-Year-Old Craig Etchegoyen Hopes He'll Be Sitting on Top of the World by Catching Waves MIKE REILLEY, Times Staff Writer
Howard, Fresno State Football Player, Dies of Gunshot Wounds
THEY'RE EVERYWHERE! : Utah's Summerhays Families Put 11 Golfers in Tournament JIM LINDGREN
COMMENTARY : Sometimes, This Game Is Life or Death ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
It Was Doubleday, He Said, Who Gave Us the Doubleplay
Somalia's Bile Runs 1989 Best in 1,500 Meters Associated Press
McMullen Displays Wares at NBA Rookie Camp STEVEN HERBERT, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : Police Excuse Ex-Raider Hawkins From Times wire services
Fignon Widens His Tour Lead From Associated Press
His Best Foot Isn't Forward : Defensive Lapse by Daniels Sparks Cubs' 4-0 Victory JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : Davis Cup Matches Scheduled From Times wire services
Davis Cup Notebook : Gilbert Will Attempt to Come to the Rescue of U.S. Hopes BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Fouts & Son to Team for Charger Exhibitions
ANALYSIS : TOUR DE FRANCE : Fignon Breaks Away, Takes Lead : . . . This Race Could Come Down to Sunday's Final Stage RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
6 Under and in Shock : An Unlikely Stephens Leads in British Open From Associated Press
TOO GOOD? : Harvey Blames Healthy Arm for Wild Times This Season MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Follow These Guidelines, Then Be of Good Cheer JIM LINDGREN
THE SIDELINES : More Star Athletes Drop N.Y. Meet From Times wire services
'No Sense in Taking Circus' to Hall of Fame : Rose Skipping Game in Cooperstown From Associated Press
American League Roundup : Carter Hits Three More Homers, Gives Indians Big Lift, 10-1 DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
Stylish Lass Wins Hollywood Park Feature
THE SIDELINES : Ex-Coach Sues Tulane Over Income From Times wire services
Names in the News
NFL Meetings : Rozelle Appoints New Search Committee--and Al Davis Is on It BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
Beach Pro Spikes 100th Volleyball Tourney Win DAVE HALL
Woodland Hills Bats Quiet Burbank, 13-5 BRENDAN HEALEY, Times Staff Writer
Mosqueda Prefers to Start as Leader of the Pack Barbie Ludovise
Irvine Baseball Tournament Starts Today
Prep All-American Conway Will Enroll at El Camino But Won't Play, Says Coach ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis : Warner's Brazen Challenge Ends in Meltdown Sam Farmer
Padres Are Feeling Great, but Gwynn Hurting : A 9-1 Victory Over Pittsburgh Doesn't Alleviate the Pain in Top Hitter's Feet BOB NIGHTENGALE, Times Staff Writer
Somber Night for Hall of Fame : New Members Grich, Jackson Remember Donnie Moore MIKE REILLEY, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : CBS to Show 2 Traditional Rivalries From Times wire services
Former SDSU Star Got a Fast Start, Made Rams in '88 CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
4 County Players Win in Tennis
British Open : Usual Group of Familiar Names Expected to Battle It Out at Troon MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Wilfredo Gomez Spurs Comeback by Scoring a Knockout in Second Associated Press
Fignon Breaks Away, Takes Lead : LeMond Drops 26 Seconds Back in Uphill Battle, but . . . From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Cook Undergoes Knee Surgery After Injury in All-Star Game
THE SIDELINES : Basketball Draft to Continue From Times wire services
State Teams, Players of the Year : High School Girls
Brown Resigns From Board at Hollywood Park BILL CHRISTINE
National League Roundup : With Mitchell Out, Maldonado Leads Giants DAN HAFNER
Kelm Hopes He Can Pass Test as Rams' Successor to Ekern CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Oregon's Mistake as Easy to Read as an Open Bookie Jim Murray
Horse Racing : Magical Mile Seeks to Prove Debut Was No Illusion Bill Christine
Raiders to Pick Up Where They Left Off, With Turmoil MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL CELEBRATES ITS 50TH JUBILEE : Popularity of Summertime Ritual Endures BRENDAN HEALEY, Times Staff Writer
Westlake Beats Ballard, 249-214, to Win El Paso Bowling Title Associated Press
National Track Meet Makes Stop in Hometown of Program Founder : Looking For a Race, Pain Became Master of the Masters JOHN GEIS
No Easy Answers for Tragic Act Gene Wojciechowski
U.S. Olympic Festival : Swimmer Says He's Inspired GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
The Pledge
FINE POINTS : With Game of Darts Drawing Participants and Fans, Can Song and Movie Be Far Away? JIM LINDGREN
BYU-Hawaii and Dominguez Hills Court Cage Star : Vico Nomaaea, on Church Mission in Samoa, Still Thinking It Over PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
PREPS : Banning and Carson Show They're Grid Powers Again
Motor Racing : Peristyle Jump to Offer Drivers Choice Each Lap Shav Glick
State Community College Champions
'Paradise' Becomes a House of Horror for Moore Family MARY LOU FULTON and TED JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
Daniels Promises New Look--in Box Score, Mirror : Newest Dodger Happy to Escape Pressure of Reds JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
American Legion Baseball Playoffs : Silva's Stature Grows in Win Over Sun Valley
Biggest Money Could Be Ahead for Tyson : Despite Lack of Endorsements, Boxer Could Make $100 Million in HBO Deal EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
New Look in Food Preparation 'Servants' MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Rennet Tablets for Making Cheese JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Coconuts--Not Too Hard to Crack JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Correct Techniques Assure Evenly Done Meats JEAN ANDERSON and ELAINE HANNA, Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and
Take Advantage of Fresh Corn DIANA SHAW, Shaw is a free-lance writer in Los Angeles.
Summer Fruits Add Color, Taste and Vitamins to Variety of Recipes TONI TIPTON
Industrial-Strength Dining in the Warehouse District JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Battered Eggs Take on a New Nutritional Image : USDA Data Shows a 22% Lower Cholesterol Count Than Previously Believed ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Summer Books for the Wine Lover DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
. . . And Now a Word From the 'Sturgeon General' on Seafood Benefits DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Will This 'Blush' Make Wine Makers See Red? DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Sweet Dessert Takes Shortcut : A Prepared Pound Cake Combines With Strawberries
Crab Meat Patissa Proves Popular With Unexpected Guests
Light, Crunchy Bread Pudding With Whiskey ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Fine Kettles of Fish : The Brander Vineyard's first Santa Barbara Bouillabaisse Festival drew entries from 20 area restaurants. Spicy soups dominated the cook-off, and the winner was a Mexican-style Caldo de Mariscos seasoned with cayenne and Cajun spices. BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
A Good Program Gets Even Better Richard O'Reilly, RICHARD O'REILLY designs microcomputer applications for The Times
P.M. BRIEFING : Nissan to Double Output in Smyrna From Times wire services
National Education Names Acting Chief in Shake-Up GREGORY CROUCH
Spokesman Says No Assets Targeted for Sale : Time Inc.'s Earnings Up 12% in Quarter KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Leaps 39.65; News on Inflation Pace Cited From Times Wire Services
Apartments Lead 7% Gain in June Building From Associated Press
Airframe Parts Order
TECHNOLOGY : U.S. PC Makers See No Immediate Surge in Soviet Bloc Sales DAVID OLMOS and JONATHAN WEBER, Times Staff Writers
Hughes Aircraft Funds
TECHNOLOGY : Cheney Raps Easing of Computer Curbs to Soviets : Defense Secretary Disagrees Openly With Head of Commerce Department MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Judge OKs Release of $75 Million Cash to Eastern to Pay Creditors From Times wire services
BankAmerica Posts 3rd Record Income in Row From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Employment Up Since '87, EEC Says From Times wire services
Hughes Missile Job
P.M. BRIEFING : AT&T Rings Up 18% Rise in Profits From Times wire services
AIRLINES : Texas Air Orders 50 Jets From Boeing : Eastern to Get Some of Continental's Planes ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Bankers Agree to Reschedule Poland's Debt From Reuters
Two Major Aerospace Firms Post Huge Losses : Northrop Takes $150-Million Charge on Secret Program; McDonnell's 4 Major Projects Are in Red RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Plywood Workers Strike 5 Plants From Times wire services
Senate OKs Government Nuclear Fuel Corporation From Associated Press
Strike Talk Won't Affect Checchi Bid for Northwest Air From Associated Press
American Will Reinstate O.C.-Sacramento Flights JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
About One-Third of Nursing Homes on Block : Beverly Enterprises Announces Plans to Sell 370 of Its Facilities GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Prices Show June Rise of Only 0.2% : 5-Month Inflationary Surge Abruptly Ends With Smallest Increase of the Past 16 Months OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
GRUBB & ELLIS SURVEY OF OFFICE AND INDUSTRIAL SPACE : Vacancy Rates Decline as Firms Grab Quarters CHARLES STROUSE
Dingell: Navy Permits Use of Suspect Switches JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Kinder, Gentler--and More Materialistic? : Americans Willing to Pay Top Dollar for Status Goods, Poll Says BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Dingell: Navy Permits Use of Suspect Switches JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Thomas Lee Adds Title of Newhall Chairman
Security Pacific Opens Unit for Small Business : Focus to Be Firms With Sales of Up to $25 Million NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Company Would Move to Colorado : Layoffs Expected at Monitor If Lear Siegler Merger Succeeds CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Brea Firm Involved : Testing Asked for Suspect Switches Used in Missiles JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Japanese Firm Drops Black Doll From Times wire services
Bright Ousted at Irvine Firm : New Chairman, CEO Name by National Education Corp. GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Saatchi & Saatchi Announces Changes BRUCE HOROVITZ
Fed May Fall Short in Recession Fight : Lowering Interest Rates Might Not Work--Greenspan From Associated Press
This Is the Voice of AT&T BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
SEC's New Cop on the Beat : L.A. Unit's Chief Inherits Inter-Agency Cooperation Forged by Predecessor BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
First in Industry : ALR Announces PC Using Intel i486 Microprocessor DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Bid for 35% of Newport Electronics Stock Is Rejected MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
McDonnell Douglas Irvine Unit Reports Profit of $18 Million
ENTERTAINMENT
Audience Joins in the Act at Make-A-Circus LYNNE HEFFLEY
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TV REVIEW : Little Ripple Effect From 'Writing in Water' MARTIN ZIMMERMAN
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Park Your Feet : Group to Stage Lo-Tec Dance in Parking Lot EILEEN SONDAK
Comedy Proves Tempting to Renters DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Another Chance to Get 'Right' CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Night Moves Won't Buck Trend, Strays Into Pay-to-Play System Mike Boehm
O.C. CIRCUS REVIEW : It's the Biggest Retirement on Earth CORRINE FLOCKEN
JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : Legendary Sax Man Not Moody About New Love DIRK SUTRO
Music ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEW : Tax Woman's Happy Return SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Andrews Takes to the Great Outdoors LIBBY SLATE
'The Morton Downey Show' . . . The Rest Is Silence JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Fast Foward : The Future Is Now at Museum Center in Fullerton, Where Young Optimism, Aging Cynicism Give Alternative Visions CORRINE FLOCKEN
50 Years of Music at Its Best From Blue Note; Independent Labels Are Being Squeezed Out DON HECKMAN
'Guerrilla Artist' Robbie Conal Strikes Again NICOLE ATKINSON
Ted Turner Has His Say With 'Abortion: For Survival' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Film, Tour and Talk Series Will Honor Detective Novelist Raymond Chandler
Multimedia 'Nevsky': Russian Classic Goes High-Tech GREGG WAGER
Art ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEW : Fried Plays Tchaikovsky at Bowl DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
The Odyssey Begins Move to New Quarters; '6 Women With Brain Death' Going to Backlot DON SHIRLEY
Faces/places ALEENE MacMINN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
JAZZ REVIEW : Bill Henderson: Fishing for the Right Backup A. JAMES LISKA
POP MUSIC REVIEW : High-Energy Diesel & Injectors RAIG LEE
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