What happened on June 09, 1989

NEWS

• MUSIC REVIEW : Salieri Gets Spirited Hearing at Festival By Kenneth Herman

• STAGE / NANCY CHURNIN : The Secret of the 'Phantom' and Other British Musicals By Nancy Churnin

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• On the Comeback Trail, Gary Busey Takes His Guitar to the Palomino By Michael Arkush, Times Staff Writer

• RESTAURANT REVIEW : Fine Regional Indian Cuisine Shows Up in Unlikely Places By Bill Stern

• It's a Circus: Theater Troupe Must Move Play Out of Market, Into Tent By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer

• Getting Wet Isn't a Threat--It's a Guarantee By David Wharton

• The Strong Hand of a Realist By Mike Wyma, \o7 Wyma is a regular contributor to Valley Calendar. \f7

• Mediocrity Prevails in Sculptures By Dave Lewinson

• MOVIE REVIEW : 'Star Trek V': The Journey Mellows Out By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer

• STAGE REVIEW : Ferocious 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' Prowls Southland By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• O.C. POP REVIEW : New Heartland Hero Rocks Coach House By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer

• Music By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• First Off . . . By Alweene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Togetherness By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• STAGE REVIEW : A Merry Roasting of 'Bette and Boo' By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic

• PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : 'The Mormons' at Highways By Cathy Curtis

• JAZZ REVIEW : Kuhn Mines Vein of Standards By A. James Liska

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Gloria' Delivers Gaudy Gospel Service: But Is It Theater? By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• 'Intimacies' at Highways; 'Sudden Theater' by Pipeline; 'Waiting for Lefty' at Company of Angels; 'Roleplay' by Group Repertory; By Ray Loynd

• DANCE REVIEW : Movement Versus Text in Frankfurt Ballet's Mixed Bill By Lewis Segal, Times Dance Writer

• Cinematheque to Show Human Rights Films By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer

• Wilshire Center By Marlena Donohue

• Santa Monica By Marlena Donohue

• Wilshire Center By Marlena Donohue

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• Santa Monica By Kristine Mckenna

• La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis

• The Valley By Cathy Curtis

• La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis

• Hong Kong-Styled Empress Pavilion By Ruth Reichl

• RESTAURANT REVIEW : Heritage Shows Its Heritage By Charles Perry

• BEST BITES : A Fund-Raiser for a Bicentennial Party By Ruth Reichl

• The following are summaries of recent Times restaurant...

• RESTAURANTS / Max Jacobson : A Feast of Great Oysters, Tasty Spearfish and Salmon By Max Jacobson

• MUSIC REVIEW : Phoenix Boys Choir Shows It Has Raw Materials in Newport Beach By Susan Bliss

• STAGE REVIEW : Yorba Linda Cast Has Some Fun With 'Dolly' By Mark Chalon Smith

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Summer Reaches for the Heartland By Mike Boehm

• Music Compiled by Kathie Bozanich

• TV Review : 3 Artists Transferring Movement Onto Screen By Lewis Segal

• TV Review : All of the Power, None of the Gloss in Blues By Leonard Feather

• JACKIE : After Dramatic Comeback, Comedian Mason Will Play Performing Arts Center Monday Night By Duncan Strauss

• 'George' Star Wears Flops as Lightly as His Successes By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer

• Kottke's TV Show No Joke, It's a Treat By Kathryn Baker, Associated Press

• Mirthful Marvin : Composer Hamlisch Dots Concerts With Comedy, Arrives at Center Tonight By Mike Spencer, Times Staff Writer

• Arts Plans Fall Victim to China Crisis \f7 and \o7 The turmoil in China is having a far-reaching impact on the American arts community. Trips to China have been postponed or cut short; the status of many cultural exchanges is uncertain. David Kishiyama, Dan Sullivan, Nicole Atkinson, Lynne Heffley, Lewis Segal and Jan Herman contributed to this roundup.

• POP LP CHART : Midler's No. 1 Hopes Cannibalized By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Art, Science Side by Side at Museum Summer Festival By John Henken

• VIDEO . . . WHAT'S NEW : 'Land Before Time' to Be Sold With a Slice of Pizza Advertising By Terry Atkinson

• Women in Film Will Honor Leslie Caron

• Best of Benton, the Impressions By Robert Hilburn, Times Pop Music Critic

• 'Roger Rabbit,' 'Bambi' on Video This Fall By Dennis Hunt, Times Staff Writer

• KQLZ-FM 'Pirate Radio' Captures No. 3 Spot in L.A. Ratings By Claudia Puig, Times Staff Writer

• Money Marathon Taking Its Toll on PBS Producers By Howard Rosenberg

• Brokaw, Koppel Will Report From Beijing By Jay Sharbutt, Times Staff Writer

• Henley Will Buy Back Fisher Stock in Deal Worth Up to $125 Million By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• Biomagnetic Technologies, a San Diego manufacturer of...

• Mail Boxes Etc. reported that net income rose by 43% to...

• Molecular Biosystems on Thursday reported that net income...

• Maxwell Laboratories' board of directors has unanimously...

• Money Supply Rises: A broad measure of the nation's money...

• Kasler Corp.: The San Bernardino contractor reported...

• Carl Karcher Enterprises: First-quarter profit was $5.7...

• L.A. County

• L.A. County

• Citicorp S&L Officer to Head Lenders Group By Douglas Frantz

• L.A. County

• L.A. County

• Vintages on the Block

• Calibrator Contract

• Roger E. Embrey has been named manager of Southern...

• John Artim has been named vice president, Southern...

• Charles F. Merino has been appointed vice president of...

• Refinancing of Home Mortgages Again on the Rise : Full Figures Aren't in, but Some Loan Brokers in State Say Applications Are Up 50% By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer

• THE BIDDING FOR TIME : Speculation Rife About Vulnerability of Suitors By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Shifting Attitudes : With sales slowing, foreign car makers are offering more rebates--and boosting their market share. By Darrell Dawsey, Times Staff Writer

• Time, Warner Armed for Fight in Delaware By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer

• Bank Cards Raise Stakes to Lure Users By S. J. Diamond

• Bullish Outlook for First Interstate Drives Stock Higher By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• The Investment Company Institute reported that the assets...

• Di Giorgio Has Another Suitor: Di Giorgio Corp., the San...

• McCaw Wants Lin to Halt TV Spinoff: McCaw Cellular...

• Eastern Seeks Pilots' Concessions: Eastern Airlines is...

• A U.S. bankruptcy court judge has denied a request by...

• New Aerospace Job Center Opens Today in Long Beach By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• Bubbly for Breakfast: Trump Shuttle Takes Off From Associated Press

• AMI Bid Includes Employee Stock Plan By George White, Times Staff Writer

• Airbus Has Orders for Stretched Jet: Airbus Industrie said...

• Winchell's Says Board May Sell 'Donut Houses' By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer

• Kuwait Vows to Cut Oil Output but Not Below Quota From Reuters

• Allegheny Denied Extension: A U. S. bankruptcy court judge...

• MEI Confirms Bid for NWA: MEI Diversified, a Minneapolis...

• Airlines Fined: The Federal Aviation Administration...

• TECHNOLOGY : Meeting of Prime and MAI Heightens Buyout Tension By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer

• Flops Are the Fruit of Misfortune By Jane Applegate

• TECHNOLOGY : Thieves Copy, Mail Apple's Secret Code for Macintosh From Associated Press

• Gibraltar Sues Regulators for Seizing Thrift By Tom Furlong, Times Staff Writer

• Transcisco Signs Lease for Tank Cars for Soviets From United Press International

• Plant Investment Rise Seen Fueling Positive Growth From Associated Press

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Peru Devalues Currency Hurt by Drug Trade From Reuters

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Adds 4.59, Rides Rally Fueled by Offers, Lower Interest Rates From Times Wire Services

• Henley to Buy Out Fisher Stock; Deal Worth Up to $125 Million By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• Lincoln S&L Insurance Units to Be Sold By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Coke, Pepsi to Vie for Burger King's Soda Business From Reuters

• Kodak Discloses New Line of Imaging Products From United Press International

• TECHNOLOGY : Apple Links to IBM, Digital Expected From Reuters

• Nissan Engine Assembly Under Way at Smyrna Site From Associated Press

• Warner Officers Stand Behind Ross : Would-Be Suitors Warned of Mass Exit if Firm Taken Over By Michael Cieply and William K. Knoedelseder Jr., Times Staff Writers

• Insurance Units of Irvine-Based Lincoln to Be Sold By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Kids From Indio : C&C Owners Put Together a Promising Sportswear Business and Have Fun Doing It By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• Newport-Based Costain : British Builder Fires President in Dispute By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• Applied Data Communications Trims Work Force 21% Due to Slowing Sales By John Charles Tighe

• Firm Declares 2-for-1 Stock Split : Karcher Profits Drop Despite Revenue Increase By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer

• A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : FOCUS: CENTURY CENTRE

• A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : CYPRESS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

• P. M. BRIEFING : Jackson (Miss.) News Folds, Merges \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Sale of New Zealand Steel Doubtful \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : EC Agrees to Ban Ivory Import \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Seabrook A-Plant Tests Delayed \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Washington Utility Lights Up the Sky for Sacramento From Associated Press

• NASD Plans to Open Trading OTC at 4 a.m. From Times Wire Services

• Dow Off 3.49 as Traders Bemoan Producer Prices From Associated Press

• P. M. BRIEFING : European Community Adopts U.S. Auto Pollution Control Standards \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Chrysler Orders Bucket-Seat Recall \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Wholesale Prices Up a Steep 0.9%, Paced by Cars, Food, Gas From Associated Press

• Pilot May Return to Air Show : Soviets Try to Play Down MIG-29 Crash in Paris \o7 From Reuters\f7

• P. M. BRIEFING : Dock Walkouts Spread in Britain \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Reflections and Hopes

• Last Chance : Continuation School Students Dig In to Salvage Their Diploma, Self-Respect By John Needham, Times Staff Writer

• Hair Today, More Tomorrow By Karen Newell Young, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• ON THE BEACHES : Riding to the Waves Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Who Pays for a Date? The Cost Can Be High By Susan Christian, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• $300 to Buy a Different SCR Gala By Ann Conway

• High Life

• HIGH LIFE : 'He's My Hero' : Youth's Leukemia Fight Stirs Admiration of Family, Friends By Lynda Kim, Lynda Kim is a senior at Cypress High School, where she is the editor of the school newspaper, Centurion Scroll. She will also be her school's graduation speaker in ceremonies on June 19. Lynda will attend UCLA in the fall, majoring in communications

• Money, Travel, College Dominate Hoped-for Gifts for Graduates

• HIGH LIFE : A Blessing, Model Contestant Says By Herbert J. Vida, Times Staff Writer

• Novelist Says It's Time to Unravel the Mystery of Modern Orange County By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer

• "This nightmare is far from being resolved." --Actress...

• Homeless to Teach Others How to Read From Associated Press

• Attire

• Enforcing Laws on Obscenity

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Recycling

• Going Too Far

• New Climate in Hungary

• The School Deadlock

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Missionaries

• Hands Off

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Grievances of Postal Workers

• Chernobyl Reactor Blew Up Like a Bomb : Can't Happen Here? It Happened There By William Sweet, \o7 William Sweet is writer based in New York. This commentary is adapted from an article in the June issue of Technology Review. and \f7

• State School Formula Is Out of Line By Pat Nolan, \o7 Pat Nolan (R-Glendale) is the chairman of the state Assembly Republican Task Force on Education Reform\f7

• They Followed Our Lessons, Our Belief in Progress, to the End of the Earth By Richard Madsen, \f7 and \o7 Richard Madsen is a professor of sociology at UC San Diego and a visiting scholar at Fairbank Center for East Asia Research, Harvard University.

• "I believe that anybody in the eighth grade can tell you...

• Attn.: Speeders, road hogs, tailgaters, horn-honkers... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports \f7

• Runner, Swimmer Win Jewish Sports Award By Herbert J. Vida

• 800 Pounds of Pot Confiscated From Illegal Aliens on Foot By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer

• San Diego

• San Diego

• San Marcos

• Sacramento

• Elephant-Abuse Bill, Sparked by Dunda Incident, Advances By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer

• It's June, So (Sigh) Expect More Gloom By Terry Rather, Times Staff Writer

• 2nd Youth Sentenced in Slaying From Associated Press

• Lucas Jury Urged to Consider Each Slaying Separately

• Reputed Vice Ring Madam Wilkening, Lawyer Will Be Tried for Illegal Flight

• Innovative and Cosmopolitan Cuisine in Zona Rio By David Nelson

• Fletcher Oil Gets OK From Carson for Asphalt Plant By George Stein, Times Staff Writer

• Hunt for Money to Rebuild Avalon Gym Takes Officials to Sacramento By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer

• Korean War Memorial 'Too Bellicose' for Park : Panel, Veterans at Odds Over Design By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• Large-Item Pickup Offered in Gardena

• Firms Warned They Are 'Easy Targets' for Initiatives By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer

• Model railroaders will make tracks to the South Coast Botanic Garden. By What: Model Railroad Exhibit and Show. and Admission: $3, Adults; $1.50, Seniors and Students; 75 Cents, Children 5 To 12. and Information: 544-1948. and Gerald Faris \f7 and Where: South Coast Botanic Garden, 26300 Crenshaw Blvd., Palos Verdes Peninsula. and When: Sunday, 9:30 A.M. To 4 P.M.

• Hawthorne Forum on Urban Village

• Retirement Center Suit Filed

• Effort to Control Mobil Gaining

• Barton Hill Hearing Delayed

• Inglewood Police Investigate Dispute Between Principal, Coach By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer

• Should Beach-city School Districts Unify? By Bob Williams \f7

• Job Programs Something Special in Summer for Disadvantaged Youths By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer

• Torrance Urged to Adopt Initiative

• Triathlon Overcomes Its Battered Image : Cross-Training Benefits, Not Ironman Endurance, Stressed Now By Ralph Nichols, Times Staff Writer

• High School District Tells Opposition to Redondo Plan By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Doctors, Bar Develop Right-to-Die Guidelines By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Wolfsheimer Pushes Recorder's Panic Button By Anthony Perry

• Shooting Scars Heal : 'Miracle Baby' Doesn't Falter; Recovery Almost 90% By Maricarmen Eroles, Times Staff Writer

• Adams Avenue Literary Renaissance Is One for Books By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer

• Urban League Chief Resigns Unexpectedly By Leonard Bernstein and Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writers

• Braude Shifts Gears, Opposes Building Road Into Mountains By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Vegetables Al Fresco : Chef Grows What He Serves in Gardens Near Restaurant By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Bernson Says He's Against Offices Near Ball Fields By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer

• Ethics Praised : Group Honors 3 Area Legislators Who Reject Fees By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Students, Faculty Still Trapped in China : Parents, CSUN Say U.S. Isn't Helping By Amy Louise Kazmin and Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writers

• Airline to Offer Flights Between Palmdale, LAX By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer

• 3 Firefighters Stung as Burn Incites a Swarm

• High-Voltage Power Lines Snap, Start Fires

• Review of State Permit for Landfill Postponed

• Arson Suspected in Fire at Vacant School

• Encino Man Killed, Left in VA Hospital

• Firefighters Find Body of Man Inside Burning Car Near Acton

• Gas Recovery System OKd for Lopez Canyon

• Short-Haul Cargo Service : Pilot Finds His Niche in the Sky By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Teen-agers Held in Slaying of Girl, 15

• Rohrabacher Seeks Anti-Asian College Admissions Probe By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• DAY-CARE FIRE TRAGEDY : 'I Did My Best. I Loved Those Kids' : One Man's Heroic Effort to Save Babies By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer

• UCI Chief, Aide Defend Turn-Away Decision By Lanie Jones and David Reyes, Times Staff Writers

• DAY-CARE FIRE TRAGEDY : 'I Did My Best. I Loved Those Kids' : Baby-Sitter Groggily Relates Fire Ordeal By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer

• Irvine : University High Plans a $26,000 Grad Night

• Irvine : Arson Suspected in Fires on UC Irvine Campus

• San Juan Capistrano : School Janitor Injured in Transformer Fire

• Countywide : Supervisors to Consider Law Barring AIDS Bias

• Countywide : UCI Staff to Help With Colon Cancer Screening

• Friendship Flight Log

• El Toro : Students Collect $1,000 to Aid People of China

• Countywide : 4 Essay Winners Named in Time Capsule Contest

• UCI's Faculty Senate Revives Drive for On-Campus Hospital By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• 'Burned Out' Chief of Tollways Resigns By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer

• Students Leave Violence-Torn China for Safety of Home By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• Irvine Police Offered Own IDs for Doctoring : How Bogus-License Shop Was Exposed By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• Kraft Told Friend Death Was Sexual Thrill, Police Report Says By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• DAY-CARE FIRE TRAGEDY : Crisis Intervention Team : Red Cross Rushes Aid to Survivors By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Bald Eagle Bandit May Have Wings Trimmed

• Jewelry Found in 'Repair' Truck : Suspicious Neighbor Triggers Arrest By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer

• New Charges Foil Parole of Attacker of Actress Saldana By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer

• New Policy Lets County Reject Projects That Would Burden Schools By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Driving Away Evil Spirits Is All in a Day's Work for Psychotherapist By Lynn O'Shaughnessy, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Outside Audit of Metro Rail Cost Ordered by RTD By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer

• Angel's Flight Back on Track After a Redesign Job By Frank Clifford, Times Urban Affairs Writer

• 100 Officers Ram, Storm 10 Suspected Rock Houses By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer

• Theater Will Receive Aid and Monitoring

• Gang Member, 17, Faces Murder Trial

• Man Shot on Steps of Girlfriend's Home

• Program for Mentally Ill Receives Grant

• Man Charged in Child Porn Case

• Reputed Mob Figure Loses Court Appeal

• New Plan Offered on Pan Pacific Site

• Girl Shot by Father as He Cleans Gun

• Wasp Attack Forces Firefighters to Flee

• County Is Told Drug Treatment Funds Lag By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

• Hitchhiker Allegedly Attacked Sexually

• Woman Held in Killing of Mother With Alzheimer's By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Albatross Flies Again in Memory : Pilot, Crew to Gather on 10th Anniversary By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer

• Cold War Still Has Bitter Chill for San Marino Bookstore Volunteers By Scott Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Hollywood Renewal Unit Seeks Reprieve By Alan Citron, Times Staff Writer

• Fire Rocks Chemical Plant From United Press International

• Weatherman Throws a Little Light on June-Gloom Thing

• Immigration Law Failing, Study Finds By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer

• It's Back to Old Drawing Board By Ann Connors

• Jack Belden; Author, Foreign Correspondent

• Created Beachcomber Chain of Eateries : Donn Beach; Innovative Restaurateur By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer

• Cecil Collins; Mystical, Romantic Artist

• Shirley C. Burden; Photo Essayist, Cinematographer

• William J. Grede; John Birch Society Co-Founder

• Shirley Maxwell; Retired LAPD Sergeant

• The Nation

• The State

• The World

• The Nation

• The World

• The State : Endangered Falcon Killed

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation : Details of A-Arms Plant Probe to Be Told

• The World : Egypt Rounds Up Militants

• The World

• The Nation

• The State

• The State

• The World

• The World

• The World

• The World

• The Nation

• The World

• The World

• The Nation

• High Risks of Cancer Found at 205 Plant Sites By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Senate Panel Backs First Cap on Immigration By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• Stringent New Smog Controls on Cars Ordered By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer

• Bold Shift in Policy : Soviets Take W. Europe by Charm By Tyler Marshall and Michael Parks, Times Staff Writers

• Bush Exploring Bold New Cuts in Long-Range Arms By Robert C. Toth, Times Staff Writer

• Workers Near Unocal Plant Air Complaints By Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writer

• China Hard-Liners Appear in Control : Premier Li Surfaces, Praises Troops for Crackdown; New Restrictions Told By David Holley and Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writers

• A High-Tech Version of Wallposter : Computer Network Links Chinese Around the Globe By Ashley Dunn and Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writers

• Death Penalty That Bird Court Overturned Is Upheld for Killer By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Rejects China Curbs, Urges Respect for Rights By Douglas Jehl and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers

• State Senate OKs Bill to Shield Drug Makers in Liability Suits By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Infants Killed as Fire Engulfs Day-Care Site By Bob Schwartz and Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writers

• New Discoveries of Slain Horses Spur Investigation By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer

• Bane's $400,000 Study Plan Could Benefit Friend By Alan C. Miller and Mark Gladstone, Times Staff Writers

• Salk Reports Test Success of AIDS Virus Treatment By Robert Steinbrook, Times Medical Writer

• 2 Die, Over 30 Hurt as Tornadoes Hit Baton Rouge Area From United Press International

• Five Die and Dozens Hurt as Tornadoes Ravage South From Associated Press

• Man Sues Pair Who Impeded Abortion by His Comatose Wife From Associated Press

• Reviews Mixed on Nicaragua's Vote Overseers By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer

• Pope Plans October Visit to South Korea From United Press International

• Clashes Between Rival Muslim Sects Spread in Uzbekistan; 6 Killed, 90 Wounded From Reuters

• Defeat for Gorbachev: Lithuanian Congress Deputies Walk Out By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Poland Trying to Save Face--and Seats--of 33 Rejected Communists By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer

• Tehran Offers Aid to Free Hostages--if U.S. Helps on Missing Iranians By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Blamed in Flow of Refugees to Hong Kong From Reuters

• NEWS ANALYSIS : Analysts Believe Iran Wants to Normalize Relations While Keeping Eye on Iraq : Cautious Arab Regimes Waiting to See Who Seizes the Power in Tehran By Michael Ross, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Shanghai Resumes Its Frenetic Pace : After 4-Day Paralysis, Protest Barriers Fall and Buses Run By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Americans Report Embassy Did Little to Help Them Flee By John H. Lee and Jack Jones, Times Staff Writers

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Voice of America Beamed to China From Associated Press

• Envoy Refuses to Confirm Fang Is at U.S. Embassy \o7 United Press International\f7

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Continental and United Join in Evacuating Americans : Airlines Pressed Into Emergency Service By Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writer

• TURMOIL IN CHINA: The Struggle for Power : Paper to Tell Chinese 'What Really Happened' : Journalists Try to Send the News Home By Elizabeth Lu, Times Staff Writer

• East German Police Detain 120 Protesters From Reuters

• Jet Traveler Detained for Bomb Comment From Associated Press

• Cancer Society Opens Atlanta Headquarters From United Press International

• Salvador Reportedly Resold U.S.-Donated Aid By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer

• Arab Accused as Collaborator Slain in Nablus Hospital Bed By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• Bhutto, in Harvard Speech, Calls for Democracies to Unite to Become 'Moral Force' By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• Visa Dispute Stalls U.S.-Soviet Talks on Airline Flights From Reuters

• Soviet MIG-29 Crashes at Paris Air Show By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer

• Fire at U.S. Fiji Embassy From Associated Press

• Cheney Urges NATO to Boost Defense Spending By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Personnel Chief Approved From Associated Press

• Paint Firms Sued Over Lead Poisoning By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer

• Bush's Prime-Time Debut Capitalizes on Popularity By Thomas B. Rosenstiel, Times Staff Writer

• President Accepts Denial by Atwater on Foley Memo From a Times Staff Writer

• 5-Year-Old Skates From Delhi to Bombay From Reuters

• Puerto Ricans Get Stiff Terms in $7-Million Theft From Associated Press

• New York State Files Suit Over Fatal Bridge Collapse From United Press International

• Bush Indicates Tough Approach on New Clean-Air Regulations From Associated Press

• Illegal Entries From Mexico Held Unabated By Patrick Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer

• Bill Would Aid Veterans Suffering Agent Orange-Linked Disabilities From United Press International

• Right-to-Die Powers Asked in San Diego : Bar, Medical Society Rules Allow Patient, Family to End Suffering By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Hostage Waite Gets Belated Birthday Wish From United Press International

• Plan for 'Report Cards' on Schools OKd by State Panel By William Trombley, Times Staff Writer

• Solitary Ranger's Job Makes Him an Island Unto Himself By Charles Hillinger, Times Staff Writer

• Expert Sees Epidemic of Sexual Diseases By Janny Scott, Times Medical Writer

• Reporter's Notebook : Scientists Exposed to Politics of AIDS By Janny Scott, Times Medical Writer

• Bush OKs Disaster Relief From United Press International

• Stop Construction of Settlements, Quayle Urges Israel From Reuters

• Lujan Promises to Correct Abuses in Indian Programs From the Washington Post

• Aide to Joint Chiefs Picked From Associated Press

• Day-Care Home Fire Kills 2 Infants : 3 Hurt in Huntington Beach; Passers-By Try to Save Babies By Bob Schwartz and Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writers

• High Risk of Cancer Found Near Santa Ana Food Plant By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Ana Firm Says EPA Data Is Outdated By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer

• Bombs Kill 3, Injure 4 in West Beirut From Associated Press

• Deng Says His Open-Door Policies Will Not Change : Hails 'Great Wall of Iron and Steel' From Reuters

• WORLD : U.S. Vetoes Anti-Israel Resolution \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• LOCAL : Truck Spills Pesticides in Valencia, Causing Massive Traffic Jam on I-5 \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• WORLD : Greek Premier Granted Divorce \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Singer Co. Chief Guilty of Tax, Securities Fraud From Associated Press

• LOCAL : Spill Snarls Golden State Freeway \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• House Panel Accuses Watt of Trading on Influence From United Press International

• WORLD : Man Seized as He Rushes Pope \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Judge Consolidates Secord Charges Into a 12-Count Package

• NATION : U.S. Medical Team to Aid Victims of Soviet Gas Blast, Train Wreck \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• LOCAL : Tuttle Refuses a Second Time to Pay for a 'Lavish' DWP Dinner Bill \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : New Vatican Envoy Nominated \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Cristiani's Closest Adviser Dies in El Salvador Ambush From Associated Press

• White House Decries 'Repugnant' Chinese Call for Student Reprisals From Associated Press

• WORLD : Hawke Weeps Over China Violence \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• British Official to Assess New Hong Kong Problems From Reuters

• Apollo 11 Crew Hits Failure to Stretch Farther From Reuters

• WORLD : Britain Safe; Tower Raven Hatches \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Gorbachev Denies He's Too Powerful : Soviet President Attempts to Dispel Critical Rumors From Associated Press

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Ono Backs China Youths With a Bang \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Bush Draws Line on Doonesbury \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Uno Balks at Public Query on Geisha \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• LOCAL : Officials Puzzle Over Cause of Day-Care Center Fire That Killed 2 \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• Kentucky Supreme Court Orders New School System From Associated Press

• Fishing / Dan Stanton : White Sea Bass Get Hooked Heavily on Old Favorite, Squid By Dan Stanton

• JC Notes / Irene Garcia : El Camino Had Big Year, but Harbor Teams Struggled By Irene Garcia

• Loyola Learned to Roar in the '80s : Men Cagers Lead the Way, Baseball Team Adds 39 Wins By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer

• SportScope : Heat Plays Arizona Soccer Club in Drive to Catch San Diego

• Camarillo Pair Selected in Late Rounds of Draft

• TAKING A FLING : Former CS Northridge Quarterback Chris Parker Earns a Shot With the Rams After Stops in Two Foreign Leagues By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer

• Versatile Role Suits Nedin at Florida State By Gary Klein, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Track and Field / John Ortega : DiMarco's Able Stable Corrals 2 Major Titles By John Ortega

• Tomac Top U. S. Finisher in Stage Race

• Kennedy Seeks First City Tennis Crown

• Boyfriend Says Graf Is Stealing Money

• College World Series : McDonald Is Beaten by Texas By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer

• Golf Roundup : Sieckmann Leads Westchester by One Shot After Shooting 64 From Associated Press

• For Boxing Fans, Event Overshadows Pay-Per-View Price By Larry Stewart

• American League Roundup : Sax Foils Red Sox Strategy as Yankees Prevail in 11th From Associated Press

• National League Roundup : Pirates Get 10 in First, but Phillies Rally, 15-11 From Associated Press

• MISL Championship Series : Baltimore Blanks Sockers, 7-0 Associated Press

• Blast Routs Sockers, Sets Up One Game to Decide MISL Title By Don Patterson

• Padres, Davis Again Let Victory Get Away By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Script Wins Feature at Hollywood Park

• Less Worth More for Duncan : He Gets a Round, and That Makes Him a Top Local Golfer By Rick Hazeltine

• Outlook Dismal for Sockers By Dave Distel

• Mickelson Tied for Second in NCAA Golf

• The Third Step Is Steepest for Sunday Silence By Jim Murray

• Graf Survives in 3 Sets, but Seles Is One Who Looks Like a Winner By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer

• BOXING FOR BUCKS : Arum Was Right, Public Is Buying Monday's Leonard-Hearns Fight By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Lakers Caught With Guards Down : Magic Joins Scott on Sideline After Straining Hamstring in 108-105 Game 2 Loss to Pistons By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• Worthy Cool, Calm, Can't Collect By Scott Ostler

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• Oiler Goalie Fuhr Cites Disrespect, Retires

• DFG Expected to Lift Bag, Size Limits on Doomed Bass at Lake Elsinore Special to The Times

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• Glasnost Bowl Is Canceled By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Notes : Electrical Jolt Helps (and Hurts) Scott: 'I Scream Out Loud' By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Inside or Out, Dumars Leaves Defense Nowhere to Turn By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Lightning Strikes Twice: Lakers Say They're Not Out By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer

• Puebla Wins Cup

• THE HOT SEAT : McGaughey Has One More Chance to Silence Critics By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Picking Up Where They Left Off : Sunday Silence, Easy Goer Will Start Belmont Side by Side By Bill Christine

• Deadline Set in Offer for Los Alamitos By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times

• FINE-TUNED : After a Few Lean Years, a New Pitch Makes Chuck Finley Prime Viewing By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• ALMOST PERFECT : Estancia Junior Hoang Ly Captured Every Match but His Last, the Southern Section Final By Larry Nista, Times Staff Writer

• CHASING A DREAM : Cypress College Baseball Star Steve Gill Is Hoping to Make U.S. National Team By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer

• Ocean View's Carrozzo to Coach Football at Elsinore By Steve Kresal

• Kennedy Shortstop Rath Signs With Cal State Fullerton

• El Dorado Pitchers Janicki, Hassel Are Selected

• Estancia's Chris Lory Leads South in Golf

• Area Roundup : Anaheim All-Stars Will Play at Glover Stadium Tonight

• THE SIDELINES : Canseco Won't Fight Gun Charge \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Trainer Kicked in Head by Sunday Silence From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Brett to Return, Initially as D.H. \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Bibb Falk, Post 'Black Sox' Star and Texas Longhorns Coach, Dies From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Rain Delays Westchester Classic \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• THE SIDELINES : Frenchman Widens Cycling Lead \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• THE SIDELINES : Beer Causes Row on Rowing Team \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Chang to Meet Edberg in Open Final : Teen Becomes Youngest Finalist, First From U.S. Since McEnroe From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Ben Johnson Ready to Tell His Side \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Klein to Quit Racing, Sell All His 146 Horses From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Sunday Silence May Race in Mud \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

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• Cold Fusion: Science Fiction or Reality? By Isaac Asimov

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• Book Review : Piecing Together Thoughts on the Origin of Evolution By Lee Dembart

• Phantom Does L.A. : Seductions Are Many for Broadway Star as Hit Show Returns Him to Hollywood By Nikki Finke, Times Staff Writer

• Inexpensive Scrambler Is a Slugger in Its Little League By Paul Dean, Times Staff Writer

• FASHION : Strategy for Safer Summer Glow By Paddy Calistro

• Art Mavens Turning to Rare Books By Elizabeth Venant, Times Staff Writer

• FASHION : For Fun and Sun Days By Rose-marie Turk, Times Staff Writer

• FASHION : Show Is Fine Repast to the Appetites of Vintage-Clothing Aficionados By Karen Grigsby Bates