What happened on June 11, 1989

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Luxurious Boutiques at Hague JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Longer Visits to Spain and Portugal BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Seafood Dishes Aplenty on the Island of Madeira PAUL LASLEY and ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, Lasley and Harryman are Beverly Hills free-lance writers
Ship Sanitation Better, but 38% Still Fail Test SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers
Tips on Avoiding Food Poisoning While Camping DR. KARL NEUMANN, Neumann is a Forest Hills, N.Y., pediatrician who writes on travel-related matters
One for the Books
Name of This Game Is Getting There JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
Claims Set Airlines and States at Odds Over Ads
Resort Resource
Smoke Scream
Kentucky is on the right track with its new railway...
Mirthful Mail
Cartagena Moves to the Rhythms of Radio Daze JIM LEVEQUE, Leveque is a free-lance writer living in Lindenwold, N.J
Where You Can Tip a Canoe and a Wineglass, Too MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are free-lance writers/photographers living in Laguna Beach.
Suite Deals Offer Space and Value PETER GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer .
Monaco Is a Spin of the Wheel Away BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Australia Opens Three New Low-Cost Hostels LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
It's Surprising How Much of Narita Can Be Seen in Just a 12-Hour Layover DAVID R. GARDNER, Gardner is a free-lance writer living in Albuquerque, N.M
Plane Speaking
Passes for Iceland Tours JACK ADLER
Mystery of Newgrange Stones May Be in the Stars KEVIN FOLEY, Foley is a free-lance writer living in Quincy, Mass.
Hooking Into British Columbia's Famed Salmon BARRY ANDERSON, Anderson is a free-lance writer living in Issaquah, Wash.
African Sky Trek LINDA L. LISCOM, Liscom is a free-lance writer living in Nut Tree, Calif. and
If you want to do Britain in style, rent yourself a... Jerry Hulse
Visit to Bucks County Will Raise Anyone's Spirits ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer and

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A World of Shock and Aftershock : CHINA: Brutal Suppression Edward A. Gargan, Edward A. Gargan, chief of the New York Times Bureau in Beijing from 1986 to 1988, is now working on a book about China
No Good News on AIDS
Congress and Ethics
Foreign Buyers
Preparedness May Pay
Erasing Borders
Grand Words Don't Make an Allied Strategy CHRISTOPH BERTRAM, Christoph Bertram is the diplomatic correspondent of Die Zeit in Hamburg
Congress and Ethics
A World of Shock and Aftershock : RUSSIA: Emboldened Expression Craig S. Barnes, Craig S. Barnes, a vice president of the Beyond War Foundation, is project director of "From Human Rights to Human Dignity," a joint undertaking of Beyond War with the Soviet Academy of Sciences and the Soviet Human Rights Commission
On One Side the Nihilists, on Another a Nightmare; a Budget Lies in Between JOHN GARAMENDI, State Sen. John Garamendi (D-Walnut Grove) is chairman of the Revenue and Taxation Committee
A World of Shock and Aftershock : JAPAN: Tainted Succession David Williams, David Williams is an editorial writer for the Japan Times
Truth in Tunneling
Hungary: People's Revolt Three Decades Later Endre Marton, Endre Marton covered the 1956 revolution as an Associated Press correspondent, after 18 months in prison on a conviction for treason and espionage. He is the author of "The Forbidden Sky" (Little, Brown)
A World of Shock and Aftershock : IRAN: Funeral Depression Mansour Farhang, Mansour Farhang, professor of politics at Bennington College, is co-author, with William A. Dorman, of "The U.S. Press and Iran: Foreign Policy and the Journalism of Deference" (University of California Press)
While the World Erupts, U.S. Policy Stands Still Alan Tonelson, Alan Tonelson is writing a book for the Twentieth Century Fund on redefining U.S. foreign policy interests
Blame for Oil Spill in Alaska
Congress and Ethics
Noriega-Bashing Has Had Its Day : Key OAS Members Show Resistance to U.S. Goads JORGE G. CASTANEDA, Jorge G. Castaneda is a professor of political science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico
Blame for Oil Spill in Alaska
Up-to-Date Worker Profile
Leftist Cacophony for Human Rights Grows Silent on the Beijing Massacre ALAN M. DERSHOWITZ, Alan M. Dershowitz is a law professor at Harvard Law School and writes a column
Congress and Ethics
Blame for Oil Spill in Alaska
Myth of Paris Commune Now Made Real in Beijing William Pfaff, William Pfaff's most recent book is "Barbarian Sentiments: How the American Century Ends" (Hill and Wang)
A World of Shock and Aftershock : POLAND: Solidarity Progression Dawid Warszawski, Dawid Warszawski is the pen name of a Warsaw independent journalist-editor of the underground journal Kos and collaborator in a new opposition daily, Gazeta Waborcza
Congress and Ethics
Congress and Ethics

What happened on June 11, 1989

NEWS

Hells Angels Stage Funeral for Leader Killed in Bar Fight From Associated Press

THE GANGS OF NORWALK : Clamping Down on Gangs RICK HOLGUIN and LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writers

Death Row Violence Part of Gang Power Struggle, San Quentin Officials Say DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer

1979 Killing Called 'Attack on System' : 'Traumatic' Murder of Judge Recalled DAVID SEDENO, Associated Press

Tar-Pit Bones Show Ailments of Extinct Cats PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer

2 on Temple City School Board Face Recall Campaign SIOK-HIAN TAY KELLEY, Times Staff Writer

Debutantes Make an Entrance and Hear From a 'Valley Boy' MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer

Illiteracy in Oaxaca Called Mexico's Worst From Associated Press

Confrontation Between U.S. Envoy, Salvadoran Colonel Raises Hackles KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer

THE HOMELESS: HOW ONE CITY COPES : Santa Monica Finds Transients Are Here to Stay : Residents' Complaints Have Grown, but So Have Offers of Food, Other Services TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer

For Your Eyes Only (ABC Sunday at 8:30 p.m.) stars Roger... KEVIN THOMAS

Pope Who Has Stirred the World Caused Little Ado in Scandinavia WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer

Ireland in Uproar Over Gold Mine Plans on Sacred Peak SYDNEY RUBIN, Associated Press

Cereal Center Concedes Breakfast Table Title From United Press International

Paper Ceases to Publish From United Press International and

Guerrillas Send Bombs to 2 Greek Journalists From Reuters

Kremlin Seeks to Cut Soviet Bureaucracy MASHA HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer

Quayle, in Salvador Visit, Will Meet 2 Leftist Leaders JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer

Nomination Approved From United Press International and

Alcoholic Fruit Drinks for Children Assailed From Associated Press

New Soviet Congress Hailed for Bringing Politics to the People MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

GOP, Democrats Differ on Aid for Child Care : Both Parties Agree on the Need for Programs but Diverge Sharply on Legislative Approach MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer

'Friendship Flight' Escort Plane Makes Forced Landing From a Times Staff Writer

China In Turmoil : Chinese Students in U.S. Seeking to Foil 'Tip' Lines ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer

Oranges Fewer and More Yellow? Researcher Points Finger at Smog From Associated Press

Exxon Spill: How Clean Is Clean? JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU

AIDS Conference Impressive--but Short on Science JANNY SCOTT and ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writers

Successful Launch of Satellite Ends 21 Days of Snags, Delays From United Press International

Taiwan's Bid to Restore Phone, Mail Links to China Falls Short From Reuters

14 Sailors Treated After Shipboard Fire From Associated Press

Neighbors Make a Blanket Statement DICK RORABACK

Pomona May Slash Top Jobs to Pay for More Police JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Crews Battle Brush Fires in Carlsbad Caverns Park From Associated Press

Whaling Commission Urged to Join Battle to Halt Killing of Dolphins JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer

Mexico Conducts Drill at 1st Nuclear Reactor From Associated Press

U.S. Attorney Nominated for San Diego District From Associated Press

Blockade Runners Carry Vital Food, Ammunition to Besieged Lebanon Christians DONNA ABU-NASR, Associated Press

Justice Consistently Conservative : Kennedy's Record Sours Liberals' Victory on Bork DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer

Bhutto Sweeps Out--and Leaves 'em Dazzled MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

Daily Pay Rates Hiked From Reuters

U.S. to Quiz Monk on Reports of POWs From Associated Press

L.A. Adds Curb-Side Recycling Area MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer

When Right Goes Wrong : Faced With Racial Tension, Colleges Debate How Free Student Speech Should Be LEE MITGANG, Associated Press

China In Turmoil : Reports That China May Be Forcing Americans to Stay at Mine : U.S. Seeks to Clarify Status of Occidental's Workers JIM MANN and DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writers

From Congress to Columnist : Danger of Debt Is Theme for Proxmire LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON, Associated Press

Life With Ernie, Maud: It's a Ball DAVE JOHNSON

W. Hollywood May Put 2 Civic Center Measures on Ballot RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer

Gingrich, Right's Bad Boy, Target of Angry Democrats JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer

Neighbors Keep a Wary Eye on Rocky Flats Plant but Resist Moving TAMARA JONES, Times Staff Writer

Choice of Lt. Gov. Wilder a First in South This Century : Black Nominated for Governor by Virginia Democrats ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer

U.S. Commander to Lead Pacific Tour From Reuters

The Kingdom's Safe From Reuters

Experiment Suggests AIDS Virus Gene Causes Cancer From Associated Press

Fang Has Long Been Thorn in Side of China's Regime DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer

O.C. Day-Care Providers Cite Maze of Rules MARY LOU FULTON and CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writers

Gunning for Trouble: Some Women Pick Up a Pistol for Self-Defense JOHN BARBOUR, Associated Press

Rare Snow Leopards Born From United Press International

China In Turmoil : Shanghai Protests to Go Underground KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer

Soviet Passenger Train Hits Bus; 31 Killed, 14 Injured From United Press International

15 Area Legislators Ran Up Expenses of $5.1 Million in 1988 MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer

El Salvador Assassins Kill Cristiani's Closest Adviser From Associated Press

Poland to Get Economic Aid From Britain From Associated Press

4 1/2-Year Odyssey : Drug's Long Road to FDA Approval JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer

China In Turmoil : 1,000 Attend Rites for Beijing Victims at Consulate in L.A. LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer

Smoke Fells 14 Sailors in Ship Fire From Associated Press

Sierra Madre May Join Bid to Preserve Foothills Land IRENE CHANG, Times Staff Writer

Heady Bidders Pay $850,000 at Napa Valley Wine Auction DAN BERGER, Times Staff Writer

Prospect of NBA, NHL in S.D. Still Uncertain : Competition From Other Cities, Lack of Arena Are Part of Obstacles Facing Millionaire Cooper BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer

In a Class by Themselves Zan Thompson

Gangs Rampage in Uzbek Region as Violence Spreads From Reuters

Freeway Car-Pool Lane Won't Harm Environment, Study Says JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer

Missionary of the Word : At East L.A. Center, Sister Jennie Lechtenberg Works With Families in Crusade for Literacy ELIZABETH VENANT, Times Staff Writer

When Right Goes Wrong : Aggressive War on Drugs Hits Home for the Guilty and the Innocent Alike SHARON COHEN, Associated Press

Mayor Hopes to Clean Up Alabama Town GARRY MITCHELL, Associated Press

S. El Monte's Mayor Defends Town After Unflattering Survey : Urbanologist Calls Small Industrial City the 15th Most Impoverished Suburb in U.S. JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer

4-Year-Olds Are Suspected in Infant's Death From Associated Press

Hard Choices on National Treasures : Preserving Past Poses Monumental Problem MIMI MANN, Associated Press

Competing for a Spell : In a Word, Scrabble Fans Find Battle of Wits a Real Challenge LISA TURNER, Times Staff Writer