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What happened on July 31, 1989
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Old Nuclear Dump Off Coast Is a Relic of Era of Naivete in Toxic Disposal MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Only the Obsessed Need Apply : This Summer Camp Is on a Roll CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
No Relief for the Poor : County Rejects Raise; $312 a Month in Aid Called Insufficient RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Fans Hope 3rd Time a Charm for 2-Time No-Show Stewart THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Art, Science to Meet at Museum Festival NONA YATES
Brush Fire Skirts Affluent Sand Canyon Area AMY LOUISE KAZMIN and HECTOR TOBAR, Times Staff Writers
Concerns Over Pesticide Rules
Sweep Arrests 22 Store Clerks in Sales of Alcohol to Minors AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach : Meeting on Expanding Green Belt Is Planned
Braly Gears Up for Campaign to Unseat Wright HECTOR TOBAR, Times Staff Writer
Fire Spreads to S.D. County Mountains
Caught in the Middle : Medi-Cal Rule Dispute Leaves 26 Patients in Fear of Eviction JOHN JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Health Funding Crisis
Credential Teachers?
Inmate Escapes From Castaic Honor Rancho
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Armenian Aid
Contra Case
Ambassador Site
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Science / Medicine : 2 Heart Drugs Remain Useful From staff and wire reports
800 Motorists Stopped in La Palma Drinking Crackdown LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Jail Escapee Arrested, Accused in Metal Theft
To Benefit the Challengers, Alter Public-Funding Goals HERBERT E. ALEXANDER, Herbert E. Alexander is director of the Citizens' Research Foundation and a professor of political science at USC.
Dornan Trying to Block Move to Normalize Vietnam Ties ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Space Goals vs. Earth Goals
Lottery Results July 29
Science / Medicine : Finding Upsets Genetics Rule From staff and wire reports
Competing in Her No. 1 Sport Still Has Her Sitting on Top of the World Herbert J. Vida
Countywide : Fund-Raising Arm for Community's Projects
Seeking Black Unity in South Africa MARK MATHABANE, Mark Mathabane, a native of South Africa, is the author of "Kaffir Boy in America" (Scribner, 1989)
Science / Medicine : NASA Aims for Moon, Mars From staff and wire reports
Boy Struck With Bat Leaves Hospital; Prognosis Bright
Science / Medicine : Forest Ranger in Space : Satellite Monitors Burning of Amazon Jungle WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
A National Disgrace for Our National Treasure CRAIG C. PARKER, Craig C. Parker is vice president of the Grand Canyon Trust, a regional conservation organization working on natural resource issues in the Colorado Plateau.
Central City East Needs Help : Skid Row's Needs Can Be Tackled If Those of Business Are Too CHARLES WOO, Charles Woo is an owner of ABC Toys and chairman of the Central City East Assn. and
A Year Later, Manos Unidas Is Reaching for New Goals DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Prisoners Rank High in Drug Use Tests United Press International
Science / Medicine : Urine Test Can Detect Cancer, Studies Show From staff and wire reports
2 Held in Execution-Style Slaying of Couple NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Slow-Moving Wisconsin Is a Different Kind of Paradise BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
The Mall Patrol : Every Payday Marines Land at Carlsbad Center JOHN M. GLIONNA, Times Staff Writer
Beneficial Foreign Investment
Jury Still Reviews Killer's Words in Sanity Trial
Raiders Reportedly OK 'Framework' of Oakland Offer From Associated Press
Major Minors : 300 Whiz Kids Given a Chance to Excel in UC Irvine's Pre-College Program JEAN DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
Faith Sheds Light Where Technical People Can't ANTHONY PERRY
Science / Medicine : Malnutrition Hurts Vaccines From staff and wire reports
Suspect in Slaying of Boss Surrenders
Shotgun Fire Kills 1, Hurts 4 at Wedding Reception DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Trial of Defendant in Slaying of Three in Garage Goes to Jury
A Harvest of Charges, Countercharges : Bitter Battle Between Migrant Workers, Grower Moves Into Vista Courtroom LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Skinheads Who Try to Do Right Thing : Not all youths sporting close-cropped hair and wearing combat boots are neo-Nazi thugs, and some are even organizing to clean up their racist, violent image. DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Predatory and voracious, the 'little eating machines' thrive in Santa Clara River despite a 15-year eradication campaign. : African Frogs Remain Kings of the Canyon STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed by Gang as He Admires View at Palisades JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Col. Higgins Was Hanged, Shiites Say; Bush Outraged : Another Hostage Threatened From United Press International
'Little Rascal' Player Ernest Morrison Dies DAVAN MAHARAJ, Times Staff Writer
'Gen. Lyon' Is a Generous Friend to Republican Party LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
7 Die in Collision of Two Small Planes from Associated Press
Extremists Threaten to Kill Marine : Free Cleric or U.S. Captive Will Hang, Muslims Tell Israel DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Factions Reject Nominee to Lead Beleaguered Japanese Ruling Party From Times wire services
The Nation
Smooth Sailing Through the Local DMV Jack Smith
Yeltsin, 4 Others to Head Soviet Opposition Bloc DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Veterans Health Care Change Urged From Times wire services
The World
The Nation
WORLD : Crowd Thought Murder Was an Act From Times wire services
Hostage's Wife Cannot Confirm Grisly Videotape From United Press International
WORLD : Bush Vetoes Limits on Jet Deal From Times wire services
The World
The Nation
The Nation
The World
The World
The State
Nation's Governors Invited by Bush to 'Education Summit' From Associated Press
Polish Party Faces New Accountability : NEWS ANALYSIS CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
On the Cutting Edge of Perestroika : Breathtaking Changes Sweep Baltic Republics DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Poles Scramble for Food Ahead of Hikes From Reuters
12% to 15% Insurance Profits OK, Nader Says KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : 100,000 Vietnamese Linked to Old Regime Allowed to Come to U.S. From Times wire services
WORLD : West Snubs Chinese Army Day From Times wire services
NATION : Vote on Who Enters Heaven Put Off From Times wire services
9 Lost as Gulf Oil Rig Upsets in Face of Storm From Associated Press
U.S. to Spend Billions to Bring Arms Plants Up to Standards From the Washington Post
Israel Supreme Court Restricts Army's Right to Demolish Homes of Palestinian Suspects From Times Wire Services
Some Return to Homes as Crews Fight Pesky Fires GEORGE STEIN and MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writers
Ill-Starred Ship Limps Back to S.D. : Exxon Valdez's Odyssey Ends as It Docks at Birthplace LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Israel Proposes Trading Prisoners With Shiites From Associated Press
NATION : Violinist Fodor Released From Jail From Times wire services
The State
The State
The Nation : Wife's Partner Didn't Lobby, Dixon Says
The State
Builder Won Improper HUD Sale, Report Says DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
HUD Gave Special Deal to Lyon Co. : Report Says Firm Bid Lowest in Sale of O.C. Acreage DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
One escape bid was cut short when the would-be fugitive found he had left his wheelchair brakes on. DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Howard Beach Verdicts Upheld From Times wire services
Israelis and Arabs Target Foes : Intifada's Clandestine War a Cycle of Assassination DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Bloch Was in Position to Recruit Spies, Ex-U.S. Aide Says SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Exxon Valdez Odyssey Ends in San Diego LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
The World
Illicit Drug Usage Drops; Coke Addiction Intensifies From Associated Press
Baker Asks End to Cambodia's 'Killing Fields' NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Abortion, Crime Pack Double Threat in Governor's Race KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Woman Rescued After 14 Days on Raft; Companion Feared Dead From Associated Press
The State : City Welcomes Skateboarding
Book Review : The Legacy of 5 Eminent Victorians CAROLYN SEE
LOCAL : Santa Clarita Valley Fire Contained From Times staff and wire service reports
Newborn Drug Exposure Conviction a 'Drastic' First JEAN DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
Chile Votes for Constitution Reform : Both Sides Backed Measures to Ease Return to Democracy From Times Wire Services
BLM Failed to Protect Desert Life, Report Says MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
3 Convicted of Killing Policeman in 3rd Trial From United Press International
ENTERTAINMENT : Robin Williams, Wife Have Baby Girl From Times wire services
Louisiana's Roemer: Reform Stalls in Shadow of 'Kingfish' J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Customs Chief Will Go Out Fighting : He Says 'Dithering' Officials Hamper Anti-Drug Efforts PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
Col. Higgins Was Hanged, Shiites Say; Bush Outraged : President Cuts Short Trip West From Associated Press
Highland Savings, Bankroller of Slumlords, Faces Racketeering Suit LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
To the Edge and Back : Mary Kay Blakely Checked Out of Stress, and Into a Coma; Now, She Has Advice for All Women With Too Much to Do ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Vietnam Returns 15 MIA Remains From Times wire services
The World
The World : 21 Miners Feared Dead
Hanoi OKs Exodus to U.S. of Freed Political Prisoners From Associated Press
Defendants Belly Up to the Bar DAVE JOHNSON
El Fig Stables: A Home Off the Range MICHELLE M. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Insiders : The Money Behind the L.A. Slums LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Curtain Rises on Broadway AIDS Discrimination Case DOUGLAS SADOWNICK
MUSIC REVIEW : Organ Transcriptions Offer Mixed Results SUSAN BLISS
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : He Doesn't Consider Horse Ownership a Real Handicap KEVIN BRASS
POP MUSIC REVIEW : A Calmer but Strong McKee CHRIS WILLMAN
Exit Lines Claudia Puig, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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'Satchmo' Is Long Overdue Tribute to Beloved Trumpeter LEONARD FEATHER
Taking Sides in the Funding Flap : O.C. Politicians Square Off With Arts Leaders Over Cutoff for 'Obscene' Art MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
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BY THE NUMBERS : Top Country Singles Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STAGE REVIEW : The Ominous Echoes in 'Wenceslas Square' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
DANCE REVIEW : Final Program in Kaleidoscope Series LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Scattershot Affairs From Zaire's Mbilia Bel DON SNOWDEN
Movies Claudia Puig, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Mancini: Complex Scores and Rock 'n' Roll DON HECKMAN
ART / Cathy Curtis : 'Perfect Country' and 'Blinder Paintings' Challenge Points of View Cathy Curtis
Musicians Who Care Perform for Good Causes THOMAS K. ARNOLD
How Jason Turned Gore into Green : Paramount No Longer Hides When 'Friday the 13th' Arrives PAT H. BROESKE
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Friday the 13th': A Side Trip to Manhattan CHRIS WILLMAN
In the Aftermath, Fretful Times for China's Arts Scene SHARON DIRLAM, Dirlam is a free-lance writer based in Beijing. and
Black Rock Coalition Benefit at the Music Machine CRAIG LEE
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Joyce Wexler-Ballard at Santa Monica Beach JAN BRESLAUER
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Bernadette Peters and Peter Allen: From N.Y. With Love PAUL GREIN
MUSIC and DANCE REVIEW : Two Groups at California Plaza SHELLEY BAUMSTEN
SPORTS
U.S. Olympic Festival Roundup : Tolbert Sets Record: 13.01 in 100-Meter Hurdles
Conway Does It His Way: Attempts to Jump 8-0 1/2 After Clearing 7-10 JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Testing Foreign Waters : Surfer Tom Curren Returns From France for Event This Week MIKE REILLEY, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Golf Roundup : Thompson Ends Long Drought as Stewart Bogeys 18th Hole From Associated Press
Chicago Adjusting to Life Without Baines : Calderon Moves to Third in Order and Helps Give White Sox the Victory MIKE REILLEY, Times Staff Writer
THE SIDELINES : Lopez to Defend Title in Sacramento From Times wire services
Racing's Horse-of-the-Year Announcement Moves to ABC; Biggest Audience Expected BILL CHRISTINE
Unbeaten Chavez to Fight in Irvine
National League Roundup : Cubs Rally to Tag Mets With Sixth Loss in Row DAN HAFNER
Harris, Stubbs Give Dodgers Reserve Power BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
THE SIDELINES : Dynasty, 1988 Medal Winner, Dies From Times wire services
THE SIDELINES : Novacek Wins Hilversum Tourney From Times wire services
Rose's Suit Goes to Federal Court : Action a Setback in Attempt to Stop Ruling by Commissioner From Associated Press
Laguna Hills' Kortman Picks San Luis Obispo
Howell Is Named Angel of the Week
Angels Fall Just Short to Chicago : Reuss Keeps Hitters Off Balance to Spoil Finley's Outing, 3-2 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Angels Win American Legion Event
Woodland Hills West Coasts to Area 6 Title, 9-2 STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
When Leonard, Duran Fight, Mirage Will Win From Associated Press
American League Roundup : Blue Jays Hit the Wall in a 7-6 Loss to Yankees DAN HAFNER
With Pressure On, Seifert Strikes Back
Kenyon, Crane Win Second Straight Title at Tennis Event
Browns, Eagles in London, Turn to Pregame Exercises From Associated Press
Valley Roundup : Valley Athletes Win 3 Gold Medals on Final Day MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Dallas to Honor Pelluer's Request, Will Trade Him From Associated Press
Irvine Hardball Tournament : McCarthy Lifts Mater Dei Over Tustin, 9-8 AL PRESTON
THE SIDELINES : Coliseum, Raiders Pursue Talks From Times wire services
Helgeson Advances in Tennis
The Cuban Who Soared 8 Feet in San Juan Is Headed for L.A. RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Racing at Del Mar : On the Line Is First to the Finish Line in Crosby JAY HOVDEY, Special to The Times
Motor Racing Roundup : Checkered Flag Goes Up Early, Causes Confusion From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Romanian Defectors Await Ruling From Times wire services
Allegations of Betting Leave Pete Rose's Mother 'a Wreck' From Associated Press
Warriors Reportedly Get Lister From Sonics
New Method Suggested to Prevent Steroids Use : Sports Scientist Says That Coaches Should Try Stressing Ethics With Athletes RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Crush Padres but Leiper Passes Test BOB NIGHTENGALE, Times Staff Writer
Minor League Notebook / Donna Carter : Paquette Keeps His Eyes on the Baseball Now Donna Carter
Tennis Roundup : Agassi Gets $220,000 for Defeating Lendl From Associated Press
Catching Them Cheat Might Be Bigger Feat, but It Is Time to Try MIKE DOWNEY
THE SIDELINES : Japan Beats U.S. Baseball Team From Times wire services
Chargers and Tolliver Make Deal : Henning Says His Rookie Quarterback Will Need Study Time SCOTT MILLER
SOLID FOOTING : Rams Get a Real Boot Out of Mike Lansford's Dependable Kicking CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
CARMELO SANTORO : Behind the Scenes at a Merger : Silicon Systems Sees Deal as Leading to $1 Billion in Sales David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
Maxicare Aims to Be in Shape Before Sign-Up : Pushes Plan in Hopes of Shedding Ch. 11 Mantle By January Enrollment LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Murphy Bed Company Isn't Folding Up Yet MARTHA GROVES
2 'Puddle-Jumpers' Make It to the Altar : Piedmont Airlines' Logo to Disappear as It Finally Joins USAir From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Xerox Posts 7% Profit Increase From Times wire services
Japanese Firms Try to Ease Trade Tensions From Financial Times of London
P.M. BRIEFING : Texas Air Posts $109-Million Loss From Times wire services
Indictments Near in Futures Exchange Probe Reuters
It Used to Be Greater
P.M. BRIEFING : Wang Suffers $424-Million Loss From Times wire services
Log All HUD Calls, Former Senator Urges From Associated Press
Minivans, Jeeps Boost Chrysler Earnings 6.6% From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : China Cuts Domestic Air Rates From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Buffett Seeks U.S. OK to Boost Coca Cola Share to 15% From 7% From Times wire services
Major Banks Lower Prime Rate to 10.5% : Federal Reserve's Easing of Credit Triggers Action From Associated Press
A CLOSET WITHOUT HANG-UPS : Firms Thrive Helping People Get the Most Out of Their Home Storage Space MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Phone Card for Blind Introduced From Times wire services
Conrail Employees Offered Stock Plan From United Press International
USA Today Staff Affronted : 'Neanderthal,' Neuharth Told on 'Sky Girls' Plea From Associated Press
ON THE RIGHT FOOT : L.A. Gear has captured the hearts of teen-age girls. The men's market will prove a formidable challenge. LINDA WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Asian Radio Is a Hard Sell for Ads, Broadcasters Find JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
In the Closet MARTHA GROVES
THE Pacific : Wiring Hong Kong With a Bit of L.A. : Former UCLA Student Waits to See If He'll Run What Could Be World's Largest Cable System JONATHAN WEBER, Times Staff Writer
Let the Hirer Beware: Casual Labor Is Taxed : State Employment Office Can Be Inconsistent in Its Advice, Survey Discovers JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
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