What happened on June 10, 1989

NEWS

• Chinese Artist Relishes Her Freedom to Speak Out By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer

• Dancer Finds Ideal Role to Exorcise Cocaine Demon By Eileen Sondak

• ART REVIEW : An Individual Confronts China's Past and Present By David Lewinson

• STAGE REVIEW : A Long 'Sunday in the Park' By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic

• Unmodest $53 Million

• Applause for Cancellation

• Les Mormons Under Fire

• More to Life Than TV Role By Janice Arkatov

• He's Only Playing a Wimp By Claudia Puig

• Panning a 'Piece'

• 'Phantom' Ticket Prices

• Les Mormons Under Fire

• Les Mormons Under Fire

• Virgin Response

• MOVIE REVIEWS : UCLA Vision '89 Showcases Promising Film Makers By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic

• JAZZ REVIEW : Cables-Forman: Interactive at Loa By Leonard Feather

• TV Reviews : 'Crypt' Tales Subtle as a Sledgehammer By Chris Willman

• Sports On Weekend Tv

• TV Reviews : 'Banks' Translates Badly to Television By Lawrence Christon

• Weekend TV : Crisis in China Dominates Weekend News Shows; Dick Clark to Relinquish Throne By Steve Weinstein

• TV Reviews : Return Engagement for Bretts on 'Masterpiece Theatre' By Ray Loynd

• Valley Arts Park Architectural Plans Unveiled By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer

• KCBS News' Patty Ecker Still Filling the Needs of Some Special Children By Steve Weinstein

• Gail Ann Dorsey: The Comparison Test By Robert Hilburn

• Getty Scholar Walks Tightrope That Is \o7 Glasnost\f7 By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Art Writer

• Skid Row Cultural Center Facing Closure By Zan Dubin

• Channel 18 to Add Call-In Show in Mandarin on China Crisis By Steve Weinstein

• Helmond Stages a One-Woman Detour By Janice Arkatov

• 'Dr. Ruth' to Host Talk Show for Teen-Agers By Pam Lopez-johnson

• O.C. STAGE NOTES : Is it Racial Bias? Flyer's Author Raises Possibility By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer

• O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Guitarist Healey Packs Novelty in Intense Show By Jim Washburn

• "The Big Wave," a 42-foot arch over Wilshire Boulevard in...

• Finding Power in Folk Tales By Penelope Moffet

• Waiting for the XK-1

• Amphitheatre Performance of Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir

• Museum Critiques

• Alternative Theatre

• Rockwell Contract

• Maxwell Laboratories Can Expect More Uninvited Bids By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Alternative Theatre

• Taking Social Security Early Can Pay Off By Carla Lazzareschi

• Singer Chairman Guilty of Tax, Securities Fraud; First Verdict in Scandal By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stocks Show Little Change; Dow Slips 3.49 From Times Wire Services

• Few Worry as Wholesale Prices Spurt 0.9% By Oswaldjohnston, Times Staff Writer

• Bad Timing for Trade Show : The turmoil in Beijing left American buyers wary of deals with China firms. By James Risen, Times Staff Writer

• Beverly Selling Operations in Arkansas, Iowa By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer

• Paramount Loses Court Bid to Block Time-Warner Deal By Kathryn Harris and Paul Richter, Times Staff Writers

• Double-Coupon Day at K mart: K mart, the nation's...

• $30 Million : Chairman's Group Makes Sierracin Bid By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• Ads Prompt FDA to Warn 3 Makers of Dental Rinses By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Conflicting Testimony on Housing: Home builders told the...

• Mortgage Rates Drop: Fixed-rate home mortgages are...

• Jokes--and Clios--Are on Orkin Radio Ranch By Bruce Horovitz

• EC Adopts Auto Pollution Standards: Under growing pressure...

• Realignment at Pru-Bache Unit: Prudential-Bache Securities...

• Plunge in Rates Adds to Investors' Quandary By Bill Sing

• 4 Rivals Bribed FDA, Mylan Labs Suit Says From Associated Press

• General Dynamics Gets $195.6 Million Job

• Home Prices Retreat in Orange County : Increased Sales of Less-Expensive Houses Bring Down Average Cost 0.8% in May By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• Importers and Buyers Hail Rise in Dollar : Some O.C. Businesses Post Fast Price Cuts By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer

• Tustin-Based Care Enterprises Reports $29-Million Loss for '88 By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• Money-Managing Needs Change With Growth

• Powerful Buying Wave : Dollar Soars Against Major Foreign Currencies From Times Wire Services

• State Says Irvine Firm Failed to Pay Claims : Texas Temporarily Bars Rubell Helm Insurance By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• Delaney's Restaurants and its owner have filed for...

• Fidelity National Financial Inc., an Irvine-based title...

• REAL ESTATE : Barratt Irvine Gets New President; Brokerage Fills Top Spot in Newport Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Shore Enough : Orange County's 42 Miles of Beaches Assure Everyone a Place in the Sun By Patrick Mott

• '80s Marriage: 2 Jobs, 1 Kid and No Time By Joseph N. Bell

• On The Beaches : Orange County Beach Guide : RULES, RULES, RULES Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times ; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• On The Beaches : Orange County Beach Guide : BEACH ACTIVITIES AND FACILITIES Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• A Raft of Oceangoing Activities for the Youthful Summer Blahs By Shearlean Duke

• Gay Parents Tell How They Handle the Child-Rearing Challenge By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• Getting Felony Conviction Reduced

• Preparations Are a Must Before Using View Camera By Robert Lachman, Times Staff Writer

• A UCSD Tradition That's Here to Spray : History was Ripe, but Queen Failed Ultimate Splat Test By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer

• Urban League Chief, in Moving Farewell, Is Silent on Reasons By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer

• Talent Recruiter Will Be Tried on Sexual Charges By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer

• Builders Say Court Ruling Brings Them, Oceanside Closer to Trial By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer

• Police Seek to Recruit More Reserve Officers By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• Judge in Hunter Case Says Trial May Last Into October

• Milken Speaks of Debtor Nations, Mexico's Future on Tijuana Tour By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• Defense-Fraud Probe Target Retires From Cubic Corp. By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Prosecutor Finds No Grounds to Try Oceanside Official By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer

• Grand Jury Indicts 10 More in Largest U.S. Meth Lab Sting By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer

• Don't Crackle for Me, Argentina : School Club Holds International Dialogue By Maricarmen Eroles, Times Staff Writer

• 55 of 59 Trash Trucks Cited in Surprise Check By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer

• Builder Seeks Compromise Over Carwash By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Pesticide Spill Backs Up Golden State Freeway Traffic in Valencia By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer

• Attorney Was Negligent in Church Case, Judge Rules By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer

• 4 From CSUN Still Missing, 1 in Hiding in China By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Fired Sheriff's Dispatcher Worked While He Was Inmate By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• Precinct Study : Bernardi Won Strong Latino, Black Support By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer

• San Diego : Man Is Killed as Car Plunges From Bridge By Anthony Millican

• Vista

• Oceanside

• San Diego

• Planning Unit's OK of Warner Ridge High-Rises

• Objections to Times Poll on Airport Noise

• Victims Testify in Support of Campus Crime Bill By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Compromise Sought on Mountain Access : Fire Department Still Wants Road By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Sitter Held in Attempted Murder of Child

• City Council Salutes Taft's Academic Decathlon Champs

• Accident Kills Boy Driving Stolen Car

• Palmdale Boy on Bike Struck by Car, Dies

• Car-Pool Lane Poses Challenge By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer

• $35,000 Fine Over Sewage Violations Irks Avalon Officials By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer

• 'Tear-Down Fever' Spreads to Less-Ritzy Westside Areas By Kenneth J. Garcia, Times Staff Writer

• "What we are looking at at this point is a complete and...

• The saga of the alleged Tire-Chalk-Erasers of Palos Verdes... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• "The mental health system has gone insane." --Dr. Ian...

• In a Tunnel With Trash on My Mind By Al Martinez

• Making Amends

• Restore Family Planning Funds

• Latino Power and the Last Cliche : Accomplishment Overtakes the Crab-in-a-Bucket Fable By Frank Del Olmo, \o7 Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer. \f7

• Redevelopment Agency's Role

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Filipinos in the Southland

• Redevelopment Agency's Role

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Filipinos in the Southland

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Army Troops Fire on Beijing Crowds

• Peanut Butter's Popularity Spreading Across the U.S.

• Santa Monica OKs Major Revisions to Rent Control By Julio Moran, Times Staff Writer

• Chemical Cited by EPA No Longer in Use, Refinery Says By George Stein and Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writers

• Secrecy Shrouds Hahn's Investigation of Bradley By Jill Stewart and Dean Murphy, Times Staff Writers

• Cal State Class Dives Into Study of Archeology : Course Focuses on Exploring Shipwrecks By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer

• City Won't Pick Up $879 Check for DWP 'Wining and Dining' By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer

• Demand High for Chinese Newspaper

• State Funds Asked for Trauma Centers

• Gang Member Faces Life for Shootings

• Abortion Activists Plan Demonstrations

• Builder, Neighbors to Discuss Carwash

• Recount Confirms Ouster of Vice Mayor

• Teen-Ager Pushed in Car's Path, Dies

• Torres Urges Use of Ads to Fight AIDS

• Suspect in Murder, Rape Knew Victims

• Suspect Runs Into FBI and a Wall

• Tuttle Says It's Excess That Gives Him Heartburn By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer

• Two Journalists Curbed in Bahrain From Associated Press

• Ceremony Marks Start of Work on Harbor Freeway Double-Decking By Ronald B. Taylor, Times Staff Writer

• Return of Library Board Is Upheld By Berkley Hudson, Times Staff Writer

• Church Reflects Growing Korean Activity By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• An Outcry by Korean Christians By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• Koop Criticizes Evangelical Leaders on AIDS Stands From Religious News Service

• Traditionalist Episcopalians Form Their Own 'Church Within a Church' From Religious News Service

• The pastor of a Pasadena congregation that recently... By John Dart

• Not by Guns Alone

• Civics 101: a Prime Export : U.S. Universities Prepare for Global Change By Donald Kennedy, \o7 Donald Kennedy, a biologist, is president of Stanford University. \f7

• Pesticides

• Playing Lotto 6/49

• Teachers, Anaheim District Report a Tentative Settlement By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• County Medical Assn. Seeks to Solve Hospital Turn-Away Crisis By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer

• Child's Tragic Death Strikes 'a Young Couple Struggling' By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Westminster : Schools Superintendent to Take 6-Month Leave

• Friendship Flight Log

• Garden Grove : Suspect in Restaurant Slaying is Arrested

• Fullerton : Man Critically Injured in Shove From Balcony

• Gionis Faces Trial With Suspect in Wayne Attack By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Left Photos of Himself : Man Held in Break-In at Costa Mesa School By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Names Mentioned for Tollway Post : Meyer Resignation Brings Talk of Irvine Official, County Planner By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer

• Claim Filed Against District : Fired College Chancellor Intends to Sue By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• Pipeline That Triggered Fire Reactivated : Judge in Santa Ana Says He Lacks Jurisdiction to Halt Flow By Kenneth Reich and Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writers

• Church Plans 'Offering of Letters' By Thuha Tran

• Refinery Says It Has Quit Using EPA-Cited Chemical By Jesse Katz and George Stein, Times Staff Writers

• Governor \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer \f7

• Ellen Odeh Nassab; Sister of Activist Killed by Bomb

• William L. Miller, 83; Led Fire Dept. Desegregation By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer

• Antonio Macedo; Former Portuguese Socialist Party Leader

• Jack Dash; Cockney Communist Was 'King of the Docks'

• Grape-Switching Scandal Rocks State Wine Industry By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• East, West Europe Face New Roles By William Tuohy and Charles T. Powers, \o7 Times Staff Writers \f7

• Mental Health Clinic Closures Create Turmoil By Lynn O'Shaughnessy, Times Staff Writer

• Mother Seized Under Gang Law Cleared By Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer

• Shanghai Students Defy Regime, Hold Protest : Authorities' Warning Ignored; Up to 50,000 March to Honor Memory of Victims in Beijing By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• FBI Alleges Cover-Up at Rocky Flats : Papers Say Energy Dept. Knew of Illegal Atom Waste Disposal By Tamara Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Celebrity Degrees : Cap, Gown, Autograph Book . . . By Larry Gordon, Times Education Writer

• Watt Denies Selling His Influence : In Angry Testimony, Calls HUD Consultant Role 'Legal, Moral' By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer

• 8 Hostages Released at Yellowstone Park From Associated Press

• Economic Reforms to Continue, Deng Vows : Ailing Ruler Resurfaces, Praises Army By Daniel Williams and David Holley, Times Staff Writers

• No New Gorbachev Offer on Arms, Aide Indicates By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• Swedes Hear Pontiff Stress 'Right to Life' By William D. Montalbano, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Not Hungry for Power, Gorbachev Tells Critics By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Pilot of Crashed MIG-29 Leaves Paris Hospital From Associated Press

• On Sale: Used Soviet Army Battle Tanks From United Press International

• Poles OK New Elections for 33 Vacant Parliament Seats : This Time, Communists Are Sure to Win; Solidarity May Take Small Role in Regime By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer

• NATO Ministers Urge Defense Budget Boosts By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Athens Court Grants Papandreou a Divorce From Wife of 38 Years From Associated Press

• Khomeini Successor Hailed in Iran : Khamenei Praised by Speaker Rafsanjani at Tehran Rite From Associated Press

• 100 Injured as 5,000 Storm Town in Soviet Uzbekistan From Reuters

• Mortar Attack Blacks Out Part of North Nicaragua; Contras Blamed From Staff and Wire Reports

• Chief of Staff to Salvador's New Leader Is Slain : 2 of Victim's Aides Die in Attack Blamed on Marxist Rebel Band By Kenneth Freed, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Who's on Top? Don't Ask Party's Rattled Ranks By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Thousands Rally to Cries of 'Shame' By Charles Hirshberg and John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writers

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : U.S. Calls Reprisals Against Dissident Leaders Repugnant By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Australia's Hawke Bursts Into Tears Over Stories of Killings From Reuters

• Grateful Southlander Arrives Home By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Speakers Silent, Posters Banned, Activists Pursued : Dissent on Campus Withers Away By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Crackdown Surprised Moscow; Can't Contact Beijing, Soviet Aide Says From Associated Press

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Chinese Apprehensive as They Head for Home By Ashley Dunn, Times Staff Writer

• Rome's Spanish Steps From Reuters

• TURMOIL IN CHINA: The Struggle for Power : Thatcher Aide to Assess Hong Kong Woes, New British Settlers From Times Wire Services

• Major Saudi-French Missile Deal Foreseen From Deutsche Presse-Agentur

• Quake Jars Ethiopia From Reuters

• U.S. Vetoes U.N. Resolution Condemning Israel on Arab Areas From Times Wire Services

• 12 Iran-Contra Charges Combined in Single Indictment Against Secord From Associated Press

• OSHA Issues Rules to Protect Workers From Asphyxiation in Confined Spaces By Henry Weinstein, Times Labor Writer

• Tax Man Is After Bush but He Just Wants to Get Foot in Door From United Press International

• Bush Picks Vatican Envoy From Associated Press

• OSHA Ordered to Review Formaldehyde Cancer Risk From Associated Press

• Vietnamese Minister Plans Europe Visits From Reuters

• Man Guilty in Smuggling Missile Parts to Egypt By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• Woman Secretly Taped Having Sex Awarded $1 Million From Associated Press

• Rain Soaks Much of East; Floods Feared From United Press International

• 3 White Zimbabweans Get 40-Year Sentences From Reuters

• Tornado, Heavy Rain Slash Philadelphia From Times Wire Services

• Justice Dept. Tapped Phones in Home, Chambers of Judge, Attorney Charges By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer

• Key Bradley Link With Downtown Business to Leave Lobbying Group By Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer

• Feinstein Cites Ethics as Key Theme in Campaign By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Textbook Purchasing Guidelines Adopted : School Districts Warned Against Taking Publisher 'Inducements' By William Trombley, Times Staff Writer

• Labor Official's New Post From United Press International

• Pipeline That Touched Off Fatal Fire Reactivated By Kenneth Reich and Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writers

• Shuttle Astronaut Nelson Plans to Leave NASA From United Press International

• Philippine Wage Bill Approved by Aquino From Reuters

• La Habra Youth's Odyssey: Barrio, to Harvard, to Prison By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• Report Warns of Motor Vehicle Toxics : 11 Tailpipe Pollutants May Cause Thousands of Cancer Cases By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer

• Fatal Day-Care Home Fire Blamed on Child Playing With Lighter By Mary Lou Fulton and Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writers

• Razo Is Found Guilty in String of Robberies : Lies Doomed Defense of Ex-Harvard Man From La Habra By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• Fatal O.C. Fire Started by Child With a Lighter By Carla Rivera and Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writers

• O.C. Residents Flee Violence-Torn China By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer

• Klein to Sell All of His Horses, Get Out of the Racing Business By Jay Hovdey

• SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT : Without His Sight or Hearing, Indomitable Casey Cook of Rio Mesa Thinks Nothing of Participating in 3 Sports By Rich Tosches, Times Staff Writer

• Sockers Take One Final Run at Title No. 7 By Don Patterson

• Padres Talk, Then Don't Act and Lose, 12-2 By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Kennedy Wins 3-A Tennis Title : Depth Carries Golden Cougars Past Eagle Rock in City Final By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Teen Swimmer Cites as Unfair Loss of Grant for Training By Steve Springer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Ake Knocks Off Curtis to Win Main Event at Ventura Raceway By Paul Olson

• DESIGNING MEN : Creations by Teague Brothers and Patriarch Nordskog Dominate Power-Boating Circuit By Jeff Meyers, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Motor Racing /Vince Kowalick : Inside Pass Costs Harper a Victory By Vince Kowalick

• Training Accident Likely to Prevent O'Mara From Competing in Supercross Series Finale

• Burnham Bids for TAC Junior Title

• Homers Put Tagliaferri in a Class by Himself By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Bo Throws the Book at Angels; Royals Hand McCaskill 2nd Loss By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• Gibson Shouts, but Dodgers Are No Match for Reds' Rijo, 4-0 By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• When Paige Said He Was Ready, He Was

• Something Is Missing, and It's More Than Just Lasorda's Belly

• An Old Joke Gets a New Punch Line

• Something Is Missing, and It's More Than Just Lasorda's Belly

• A Cheer for Cheever and Race at Phoenix

• A Tommy John Fan Delivers High Praise

• Indy-Type Bumping Has a Long History

• Patrick Valenzuela Is Back in the Saddle Again

• Drug Inquiries Hit Home With This Club

• Something Is Missing, and It's More Than Just Lasorda's Belly

• Fred Roggin's Humor Belongs in Locker Room

• Grange Out of Range for the Average Duffer

• Names in the News

• Golf Roundup : Three Beat Rain and Share Lead in Soggy Westchester From Associated Press

• American League Roundup : Franco, Sierra Propel Rangers, 11-8 From Associated Press

• National League Roundup : Win Over Mets Ends Pirate Slump From Associated Press

• Splendor Catch Wins Feature

• Weekend Racing at Hollywood Park : Belmont a Bonanza: 40,000 Expected By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times

• THE BELMONT : Former Outsiders Move In on Center of Racing World By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Mets, Stumbling in Third Place, Are Shopping for a Power Hitter By Claire Smith, The Hartford Courant

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Magic Says Pain Won't Stop Him : Laker Star Would Play Despite Injury, but Not at Risk of Career By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• French Open Men's Final Is In for a Chang : 17-Year-Old Advances in 4 Sets; Edberg Wins in 5 By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer

• College World Series : Wichita State Advances to Title Game Against Texas By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer

• Salmon Loss Blamed on DFG Chief : Former Employee Says Warnings of Impending Troubles Were Ignored By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer

• TRIAL BY FIRE : In Desert Heat of '81, Leonard-Hearns I Burned into History By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• Attorneys for Manager Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds...

• Names in the News

• Jose Luis Razo, a former football star at Anaheim Servite...

• A British lawmaker said in Parliament that American sports...

• Judge Delays Release of British Ex-Olympian

• Maryland Interviews USC's Raveling, Will Pick New Coach in Next 2 Weeks By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer

• Oakland Athletics slugger Jose Canseco, the American...

• Jackie Joyner-Kersee Track Meet : Foster, Nehemiah, Kingdom Have High Hopes By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer

• Motocross Super Challenge : Stanton Tries to Cap Big Year at Coliseum By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer

• Hearns Happy to Have Second Chance He Thought Might Never Come By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Extra Playoff Incentive : Lakers' Green Can Improve His Market Value If He Plays Well Against Pistons By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : SORE POINTS : Hamstring Injuries Are Easy to Acquire but Difficult to Get Rid Of or to Prevent By Dan Le Batard, Times Staff Writer

• City Section Tennis Championships : Palisades Regains Title in 4-A; Kennedy Takes 3-A By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer

• TRIPLE TROUBLE : Sunday Silence Hasn't Gone Easy on Trainer, Grazing Him With Hoof By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Going Into Women's Final Today, Graf Hasn't Lost to Spain's Sanchez By Thomas Bonk

• Gene Klein Getting Out of Racing : Winning Colors Will Be Among Horses Going on Block By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times

• Wheelchair Games to Be Held Next Week

• Mickelson Sits Alone in Second in NCAA Golf

• Player of Year Ippolito Kept Helix in Sync By Jim Lindgren

• White Deserves More Respect at Ballot Box By Gene Wojciechowski

• Bo Throws the Book at Angels; Royals Hand McCaskill 2nd Loss By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• Gibson Shouts, but Dodgers Are No Match for Reds' Rijo, 4-0 By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• MIRACLE IN MIAMI : Longo Garcia Makes His Last-Chance Pitch in Minors By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer

• Tackle Darren Gilbert, a former Cal State Fullerton...

• Bird Signs With Pirates; Briggs Signs With Twins

• LATE BUT GREAT : Valencia's Tidland Almost Missed Starting Time but Didn't Miss Many Greens By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer

• Fitzgerald Leads East to All-Star Victory

• Matiasevich Just Keeps Jumping Over His Motocross Competition By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Gary Hicks Wins Scratch Main Race

• He's Back at Track, Rebuilding Life, Stable : Trainer Steinmiller Overcomes Bout With Leukemia By Mike Reilley, Times Staff Writer

• Here She Comes: Pageant Still the Object of Protest By Catherine M. Spearnak

• Survey a Path of Old West History High in Simi Hills By John Mckinney

• Celebrities to Hit the Field in Malibu By Ellen Melinkoff

• THERE'S JOY IN MUDVILLE : Making a Splash Is the Name of the Game for Glen Ivy and Murrieta Hot Springs Visitors By Peter Bennett

• Beauty and the Beastly Controversy : Protests Dog California Pageant Despite Location Change By Catherine M. Spearnak

• Quintessential Walking Tour for Summer Days : TOUR By Robert John Pierson

• \o7 Opuntia ficus-indica \f7 Prickly pear Cactus with... By Judith Sims

• Gardening : Weekend Checklist for Dedicated Diggers and Planters

• Schroder Awards to Be Presented

• Gardening : Bloom-Happy Growers Will Love Gladiolus By Elizabeth Christian

• Contemporary Crafts Market Returns