What happened on June 13, 1989

NEWS

• STAGE REVIEW : Helmond as Sarah Bernhardt: The Legend Doesn't Translate By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic

• OPERA REVIEW : West Berlin 'Ring' at Kennedy Center By Leighton Kerner, \f7 and \o7 Kerner is music critic of the Village Voice.

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

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

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

• Powerful Works in Documentary Festival By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer

• First Off . . . 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

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

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

• MUSIC REVIEW : Season Finale for Youth Symphony By Greg Hettmansberger

• MOVIE REVIEWS : USC Student Films Show Talent and Humane Quality By Michael Wilmington

• ART REVIEW : Security Pacific Banks on a New Gallery By Cathy Curtis, Times Staff Writer

• BALLET REVIEW : Royal Danes at Universal Amphitheatre By Donna Perlmutter

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Bittersuite' Moves to Burbage, Adds 7 Songs By Don Shirley

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ruben Blades: Salsa Glitters With Promise By Victor Valle

• JAZZ REVIEW : Hot Wind Blows on Playboy Cruise By Leonard Feather

• STAGE REVIEW : Under the Charm, 'Mandrake' Has No Heart By Nancy Churnin

• MUSIC REVIEW : Mainly Mozart Festival a Mostly Ordinary Event By Kenneth Herman

• 1 Performance Dropped for Frankfurt Ballet

• CLASSICAL MUSIC / KENNETH HERMAN : Palomar Pianist Connects --With Audiences in Poland By Kenneth Herman

• Paramount Scales Box-Office Heights By Nina J. Easton, Times Staff Writer

• Sellars Shaping Up L.A. Fest With Eye on the Pacific Rim By Judith Michaelson, Times Staff Writer

• Cliburn Winner Targeted His Gold Medal By Mark Stansbury, \f7 and \o7 Stansbury is a free-lance writer in Dallas.

• Natural History Museum Cancels Gala for Opening of China Exhibit By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer

• 'Anything Goes' for Gaynor in O.C. Arts Center Revival By Jan Herman

• STAGE REVIEW : A Ferocious 'Cat' Prowls the Southland By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Busey Wants to Board the Starship Rock 'n' Roll By Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer

• Ruben Blades' Performance a Good Omen for Latin Jazz By Victor Valle, Times Staff Writer

• The Target store at 6835 Katella Ave. in Cypress has given...

• Anaheim Station Had Concentrated on Christian Broadcasting : KORG, Once KPZE, Focuses on Talk, Business News and Self-Help By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer

• Community Bank of Pasadena completed its previously...

• L.A. County

• California

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• Brazil Orders Stock, Options Markets to Close for One Day From Reuters

• New Wrinkle in Berries Rankles Calif. Raisin Growers From Associated Press

• S.D. County : Resale Cost of Houses Jumps 22.5% By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• Convention Center: Plus or Party Pooper? By Catherine M. Spearnak

• Calbiochem Corp., the Torrey Pines biochemical company...

• Cubic on Monday acknowledged that its Defense Systems...

• JACOR Chief Defends Firm's Bid for Maxwell Laboratories By Greg Johnson

• Despite the softening of vacancy rates in 114 San Diego...

• 2 Housewives Raise a Toast--to Their Baby Bottle : Encinitas Women Strike It Rich, Sell Cherubs to Playtex By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor

• With the American Stock Exchange index hitting an all-time...

• First La Mesa Bank reported a record net income of...

• Xscribe Corp., The troubled manufacturer of computer aided...

• Systems Magnetic Co., a subsidiary of Hitachi Metals Ltd...

• Management Group Intends to Purchase M/A-COM Division By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Housing Prices Continue Strong in Valley for May By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer

• Firm Sees Bright Future With Motion Picture Gear By John Medearis, Times Staff Writer

• Middleman Kenfil Growing in Tough Software Business By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• Why Pencils Have Erasers : Mistakes at Patlex, MiniScribe Show Even Accountants, Auditors Can't Always Add Right By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer

• Incomnet to Buy Back Up to 500,000 Shares of Stock

• Sierracin Corp. to Sell Intrex to Courtaulds

• Amgen Preparing Offering of Debentures Overseas

• Simi Valley, Moorpark Home Prices Down 5%

• Conejo Valley House Sales Average a Record $355,335

• Television executive Dennis Miller has been named...

• Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Co. named Denny Schule as...

• Olson Industries Names Larry Rembold Chairman

• Rockwell International Corp. in Thousand Oaks won two...

• Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Command in Burbank won a...

• Litton Systems in Van Nuys won a $156,997,840 modification...

• HR Textron in Valencia won a $6,100,996 contract from the...

• Eaton Corp. in Westlake Village won a $6,628,185 contract...

• Weber Aircraft Co. in Burbank won a $7,437,125 increase in...

• United Education & Software in Encino named Margaret G...

• Amperif Corp. announced that it has appointed Frank J...

• Union workers at General Motors' assembly plant in Van...

• Soviet Entrepreneur Tours U.S. to Learn Business Practices By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer

• Warner Chief Says He Won't Move to Acquire Time Outright By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Bush's S&L Rescue Faces Big Challenge on Floor of House : Many Republican Defections May Spell Defeat for President By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer

• Deceit Brings Dishonor to the Worst Ads of '88 By Bruce Horovitz

• Foreign Firms' Confidence in China Is Shaken By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• A Sweep for the \o7 Swoosh\f7 : Ads starring Bo Jackson and an old jogger help Nike's agency run off with the television Clios. By Bruce Horovitz, \o7 Times Staff Writer and \f7

• Union Nudges L.A. School Board Toward Power Sharing By Harry Bernstein

• Home, Apartment Completions Up: The number of new homes...

• T-Bill Rates Retreat: The Treasury sold $6.4 billion of...

• $1 Billion in Aircraft Orders: International Lease Finance...

• Arco Announces Test Results: Atlantic Richfield announced...

• Rate Hike Needed in 1991 to Pay for Automation, Says U.S. Postmaster From United Press International

• Control Data Unit Sold: Seagate Technology Inc. has agreed...

• McDonnell Douglas Gets 4 Big Orders: McDonnell Douglas...

• Movie Tickets Shoot to $7.50: A major movie theater chain...

• American Stores Laments Delay in Lucky Merger By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer

• Security Pacific Bids for 2 Texas Banking Firms By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• Winter Wheat Production Hits 11-Year Low: The Agriculture...

• California Federal Changes Name: California Federal...

• Simmons Boosts Lockheed Stake to 6.2% By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• FDIC Files Lawsuit: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp...

• IRS Investigates Irvine Investment Firm That Sold Farming Shelters By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• Teledyne Ponders a Spinoff of 4 Units : Insurance, Finance Subsidiaries Would Be Sold to Shareholders By Jon D. Markman and Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writers

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Prices Mixed in Erratic Session; Dow Gains 5.42 From Times Wire Services

• Ejection Seat Order

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Central Bank Efforts Fail to Stem Dollar's Advance From Reuters

• Aerojet Gains Funds

• Canon to Invest $100 Million in Next Inc., Get Seat on Board From Times Wire Services

• S. Korean Airline Buys Up to 4 Boeing 747-400s From United Press International

• New Apple Products to Aid Macintosh Communications From Associated Press

• New Banking Plan Would Take 'Good' Out of Goodwill By Robert A. Rosenblatt

• Maxicare Wins Ruling on Its HMO Status in 3 States By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Eastern Says FAA Found No Maintenance Errors From Associated Press

• High Court Says Bankruptcy Sale Items May Be Taxed From Associated Press

• Union Carbide to Buy BP's Silicone Business From United Press International

• Regulators Sue Former Officers of Pacific Savings : Losses Due to 'Negligence' at O.C. Thrift, Suit Asserts By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Car Dealer's Clowning Drives Sales to the Top From Associated Press

• Nursery Stock, Flowers Top List of Crop Values

• Analyst Blames Recent Acquisition Binge : National Education Signals Drop in Earnings By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• IRS Investigating Irvine Investment Firm That Sold Farming Tax Shelter Programs By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• Science/technology Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer

• Ronald L. Travers has joined Strock Architects Inc...

• Bridgford Foods Corp. posted a 37% increase in net income...

• Firm Hopes Store Customers Monitor Commercials--Not Tabloids--in Line : SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer

• Its Music Role Aside, Digital Audio Tape Finds a Home in Computers By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• P.M. BRIEFING : Calif. Firm to Buy Aircraft Engines From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. Callers Will Be Able to Dial Moscow Directly in Fall, AT&T Says From Times wire services

• Trade Deficit Much Worse in 1st Quarter From Associated Press

• April Retail Sales Rose Sluggish 0.1% : Report Cites Slow Auto, Department Store Performance From Associated Press

• Commercial Banks Post Profit; S&Ls Fall Farther Into the Red From Reuters

• P.M. BRIEFING : Panel Sent Tax Revision Proposals From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Malaysia Cancels Flights to China From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Taiwan Plans U.S. Shopping Sprees From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Soviet Sees No '89 Economic Gains From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Sikorsky Plans to Lay Off 10% From Times wire services

• P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. OKs, Backs Off China A-Sale From Times wire services

• Too Many Winners Spoil the Contest : Cheesy Kraft Dodges Van Giveaway Promo From Associated Press

• Gas Station Lines, 10-Cent Price Hike Predicted by August From Associated Press

• New AIDS Care Center at Cedars

• No Poverty

• Admonition to Officeholders

• Shedding Light on Hispanic Myth

• It's China's Choice

• Arms Trade

• The Nuclear Energy Quandary

• Admonition to Officeholders

• Admonition to Officeholders

• Shedding Light on Hispanic Myth

• Shedding Light on Hispanic Myth

• Admonition to Officeholders

• Admonition to Officeholders

• For NATO, the Next Challenge is Eastward By Robert O'Neill, \f7 and \o7 Robert O'Neill is a professor of history at Oxford University and formerly director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London.

• Too Late for the Dark Ages? : A Taste of Reform May Spark Demands by China's Peasants By Lawrence Sullivan, \o7 Lawrence Sullivan is a research associate at the Fairbank Center for East Asian Research at Harvard\f7

• Soviet Congress Sees a Fine Economic Mess, but There Agreement Ends By Leonid Korenev, \o7 Leonid Korenev is a senior writer on economics for the Soviet press agencyNovosti. and \f7

• Nassco Gets Contract to Fix Valdez's Hull By H. G. Reza, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Emerge From Visits as the Favorites to Lead Cal State San Marcos By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer

• Survival Questioned : Some Whale Species Said to Be Depleted More Than Expected By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Atlas Donations to McColl Match the One She Returned By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer

• Council Reneges, Won't Put Panel's Proposals to Vote By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer

• Toxic Gas Leak Diverts Traffic

• Surprise Move Before Trial : Ex-Port Official Pleads No Contest in Bilking Scheme By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Study Ordered for Public Golf Course

• Silberman Trial Ruled 'Complex,' Put Off Until 1990 By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• "It was a mess. It could be because in their country you...

• Child-Abuse Cases' Shift Raises Fears By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer

• Woman Raped, Locked in Trunk of Car for 38 Hours; 2 Arrested From United Press International

• Chula Vista

• San Diego

• San Diego

• San Diego

• Countywide

• San Diego

• National City

• Scholars See China Events Turn Into a Nightmare By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Navy to Begin Bomb Sweep in Tierrasanta By Maricarmen Eroles, Times Staff Writer

• Press Tours Nuclear Site, Told 'It's Safe' : Rockwell Seeks to Soothe Fears Over Radiation-Contaminated Lab By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. Again Seeks Developer for Hansen Horse Center By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer

• Bill to Ease Sales Tax Exemptions on Exports Clears Assembly Panel By Mark Gladstone, Times Staff Writer

• 1st Day of Jury Deliberation Ends at Lucas Murder Trial

• 'If you were in trouble, people going by would stop and help you out.' By Perry C. Riddle

• Dying Man Identified Defendant, Witness Says

• Burbank Sues L.A. Over Limits on Sewer Use By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Man Kills Himself on Police Station's Steps

• 2 Get Prison Terms in 'No Dope' Drug Case

• Gas Miser 'Big Richard' a Winner for CSUN

• Palmdale's Boom Pushes City Budget to $35.3 Million By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer

• "I trust the school but they have no control over what God...

• L.A.'s Ethics Panel Urged to Cover Gaps in State's System By Jill Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• Symbol Is Unshaken : Temblor, Technocrats Fail to Move Chinese Protest Monument By Zan Dubin and Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writers

• Police Called as Immigrants Seeking Aid Jam Centers By Donnell Alexander, Times Staff Writer

• State Funds Expected to Avert Cuts, Health Chief Gates Says By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

• Plan Offered to Merge Elections in City With National, State Voting By Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer

• Man, 19, Charged in Slaying, Rape of 3

• Murder Trial Begins in Ill-Fated Sting

• Woman Raped, Locked in Car Trunk

• Plan for Disney Hotel Advances

• Child Deportees Face Abuse, Activist Says

• 2 Plead Not Guilty in Alleged COD Scam

• DWP Seeks to Lower Mono Lake for Study

• Sitter Enters Plea in Baby's Fatal Beating

• 52 Illegal Immigrants Found in Apartments

• Some tourists waiting in line for "Earthquake: The Big... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports \f7

• The Long Fang of the Law By Al Martinez

• 'French Connection' Fugitive Hearing Set

• 10-Month War on Medfly on Westside Declared Won By Michael J. Ybarra, Times Staff Writer

• 'I guess when you deal with that kind of real estate, you don't have people banging on your doors.' By Doug Smith

• 10,000 Pot Plants Seized in Antelope Valley Bust By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer

• Richard Quine, 68, Film Director, Dies of Gunshot Wound By Edward J. Boyer, Times Staff Writer

• Court Deadlocks in Fight Over Colorado River Water Rights By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Exxon Wants to Tow Valdez to San Diego By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer

• Developers Unveil $1-Million Effort to Help the Homeless By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer

• Suspect in Wayne Attack to Aid in Gionis Prosecution By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Dismount Lights to Put Brakes on Skateboards, Bikes Near Pier

• New Chapman Plans Rile Neighbors : Orange College's Chief Tries to Still Old Towne's Fears By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• Brea : 2 Killed on Freeway as Car Goes Out of Control

• Sunset Beach : Attack Was a Family Affair, Authorities Say

• Countywide : OCTD Puts 67 Repaired Buses Back Into Service

• Buena Park : Schools Superintendent Placed on Paid Leave

• Grand Jury Urges Ban on Fireworks for 7 Holdout Cities By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer

• Heard Shots, Then Felt Pain : Man Is Wounded in Canyon Mystery By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• Mothers Testify in Death-Penalty Phase : Victims' Possessions Are Linked to Kraft By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• Placentia to Salute New Champ : Chang's Upset Follows Splash by Janet Evans By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer

• High Court Declines Anaheim Man's Job-Bias Case By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Increased OCTC of $11.1 Million OKd; It's Up 50% By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer

• Budget Director Goes Ape for the First Senior Citizen By Shirley Marlow

• The World

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation

• Israel Rejects Egypt as Intifada Mediator By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• Intense Search Pressed for Hawaii Tour Plane Lost With 11 Aboard From Associated Press

• Five Shot in Month Playing With Guns From Associated Press

• 3 White S. Africans Plead Guilty to 10 Terrorism Charges From Associated Press

• Ohio, Alaska to Get Aid From Associated Press

• Copper Heist in Zambia From Associated Press

• Late Challenges to Minority Job Benefits Upheld By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Sets 10-Year Plan for Clean Air : Favors Alternative Fuels, Tough Rules on Smog, Acid Rain, Toxic Emissions By Paul Houston and Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writers

• Air Officials See Scant Easing of California Smog By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer

• Johnson Admits Using Steroids, Blames Coach By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer

• Propaganda Blitz Unleashed : In China's Media, Official View Is the Only Message By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Drug Sale Practices : Is Medicine Infected by Marketing? By Janny Scott, Times Medical Writer

• Minority Pacts Benefited Wife of Ethics Panel Head By Rich Connell and Glenn F. Bunting, Times Staff Writers

• U.S. Seeks to Resolve China Dissident Issue By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Chalk One Up for Getty By Robert A. Jones

• High-Rises Sway as Twin Quakes Rattle Across L.A. By Patt Morrison, Times Staff Writer

• Blockade by GOP in Senate Delays School Money Bill By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• Sen. Montoya and Former Aide Plead Not Guilty By Paul Jacobs, Times Staff Writer

• Grim Report Notes Severely Depleted Whale Populations By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• Higher Truck Fees Accepted as Part of Huge Transit Plan By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Quake Does Little Harm, but It Jogs the Memory By Paul Lieberman, Times Staff Writer

• Newly Found Fault Line Blamed for Recent Jolts By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer

• Navy Eases Ban on Battleship Big Guns By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Ex-Policeman Gets Two Life Terms for Slaying Wife, Firing at Officers From Associated Press

• Ex-Chief of Mexico Police Group Accused as Mastermind of '84 Killing of Journalist By Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Pact on Accidental Clashes OKd From Reuters

• Moscow 'Encouraged' by Bush Plan : Arms Proposal Could Speed Agreement, Gorbachev Says By William Tuohy and Michael Parks, Times Staff Writers

• Soviet Premier Visits Area Beset by 'Gangs of Bandits' By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Beijing Imposing Nationwide Ban on Protest Groups By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : 2 China Envoys Unsure on Asylum; Can Stay for a Year By Valarie Basheda, Times Staff Writer

• CHINA IN TURMOIL : Release Hong Kong Student, Britain Urges From Times Wire Services

• Quayle Assails Cuba, Panama and Nicaragua By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer

• The World

• Stymied by Afghan Regime, Rebels Plan to Alter Tactics By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Argentine Chief to Quit; Successor Balks By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer

• THE BUSH PLAN FOR CLEAN AIR : Cite Problems With Speeded-Up Production of Alternative-Fuel Vehicles : Car Firms Resist Rushing Into New Technology By James Risen, Times Staff Writer

• Polish Communists to Offer New Election Slate By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer

• THE BUSH PLAN FOR CLEAN AIR : Costly New Pollution Rules to Affect Virtually Everyone By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• THE BUSH PLAN FOR CLEAN AIR : Scientists Voice Concerns Over Pollution's Effects : Health Risk Data Prompts Action By Marlene Cimons, Times Staff Writer

• THE BUSH PLAN FOR CLEAN AIR : Methanol, Likeliest Clean Fuel, Is Costly to Produce, Poisonous By Donald Woutat, Times Staff Writer

• Hawaii Tour Plane Missing With 11 May Have Sent Emergency Signal From Associated Press

• Rancher Denied an Appeal for Killing Sheep-Eating Grizzly From a Times Staff Writer

• Bush Inspects Fire Area at Yellowstone From Reuters

• Activists Say Industrial Chemical Limits Are 'Weakest' Part of Clean Air Package By Maura Dolan, Times Environmental Writer

• Clean or Close Nuclear Plant--Gov. Romer By Lisa Romaine and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers

• AF Fined for '86 Radioactive Spill From United Press International

• The Nation

• Thousands Join Walkout in W. Va. After Coal Miners Expand Strike From Associated Press

• The Nation

• Assemblyman Accused by Colleague of Being 'Racist' By Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer

• Candidate Sees No Need for Special State Prosecutor From a Times Staff Writer

• The Nation

• The State

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The State

• The State

• The World : British Ground Boeing 737s

• The World

• The World

• The Nation : Destructive Storms Hit Texas, Oklahoma

• The State : Killer Gets Death Penalty

• The World

• The World

• The World

• The World

• Ballet Dancer Wins Crown as Miss California United Press International

• High-Rises Sway as Twin Quakes Rattle Southland By Patt Morrison, Times Staff Writer

• Finny Phenom Felt a Flop Coming By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• O.C. Delegation Leans Toward Air Plan By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• O.C Board Refuses to Ban Bias Against AIDS Victims : Supervisors Reject Plan on 3-2 Vote By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer

• Reagan Urges 'Risk' on Gorbachev : Soviet Leader May Be Only Hope for Change, He Says From Associated Press

• Bush Vetoes Minimum Wage Increase to $4.55 From Associated Press

• China Lists 'Most Wanted' but Invites Tourists Back : 21 Leaders of Uprising Are Sought From Times Wire Services

• LOCAL : Water at Santa Susana Lab Is Safe to Drink, Ventura County Reports \f7 and \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports

• LOCAL : Deputies Wound Man in Chase \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports and \f7

• SOUTHLAND : OC Board Rejects Ban on AIDS Bias From Times wire services

• LOCAL : Dixon Says Panel Hiring of Airport Official Not Connected With Wife From Times wire services

• Nobel to Mark 90th From Reuters

• DEATHS : Kukla and Ollie's Fran Allison Dies From Times wire services

• NATION : Hawaii Plane Found, 11 Feared Dead From Times wire services

• Sunk as Holocaust Symbol, Hitler Yacht Poses Problem From Associated Press

• HEALTH : Death Rate High in 44 VA Hospitals From Times wire services

• WORLD : Cuban Transport Minister Fired From Times wire services

• Bush Rallies Support for Environment Plan From Associated Press

• WORLD : Britain Urges Forced Repatriation of Vietnamese Flooding Hong Kong From Times wire services

• WORLD : France Honors Dizzy Gillespie From Times wire services

• Fifth Amendment Invoked by Top Aide in Housing Scandal From United Press International

• NATION : Bid to Foul Old Faithful Water Fails From Times wire services

• Gorbachev, Kohl Sign Pact on Reduction of Weapons From Times Wire Services

• New Argentine Chief Agrees to Take Over Early From Reuters

• Dodgers Follow Gibson's New Lead, 9-2 By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• Rader Has Seen It All Before; Angels Lose By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• These Are Fighting Words, Each and Every One of Them

• Baseball Roundup : Royal Hunch Pays Off in 2-1 Victory Over A's From Associated Press

• Oriole GM Hemond Pleased With Trades By Kent Baker, The Baltimore Sun

• Gaston Is Getting Job Done for Blue Jays By Tim Layden, Newsday

• Shellshocked Padres Trying to Regroup By Scott Miller

• Tests to Rate Skills of Football Players

• Kennedy High's Tagliaferri Picked Top 4-A Baseball Player in City

• Sophomore Shoots 156

• Harp, Stroh to Share Football Duties

• Dodger Contract

• New Mexico State women's athletic teams will participate...

• Raymond Floyd, Nancy Lopez, Roberto de Vicenzo and the...

• WILL OF IRON : Gehrig's Fight With ALS Honored 50 Years Later By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• 'The War' Produces Stalemate : Leonard Is Decked Twice by Hearns but Gains Draw By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Spirit's Willing, but Magic Can't Ease Laker Burden : Johnson Will Be Examined Again, but Probably Won't Play Tonight By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• These Days, U.S. Open Is Wide Open By Jim Murray

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : McCloskey Was Born to Compete : Winning Is More Than a Goal for the Man Who Built Pistons By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer

• Tennis Roundup : Chang Ranks No. 6 After French Win From Associated Press

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : The Final Days : Abdul-Jabbar Giving It His Best Shot as Illustrious Career Comes to a Close By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer

• Pistons Have Look of the Champions They Nearly Are By Scott Ostler

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Notes : Lakers Say Camp Riley Didn't Lead to Injuries By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer

• NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Pistons Turn a True Maverick Into Paragon Among Bad Boys By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer

• Chris Mills Is Transferring to Arizona, His Father Says By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Beats Mexico, Reaches Medal Round Associated Press

• Boxers Content Even When They Come Out Even By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer

• Henry Hearns Arraigned for Slaying of Girlfriend Associated Press

• Analysis : Leonard-Hearns, the Sequel, Was Worthy of What Came Before By Richard Hoffer, Times Staff Writer

• Thomas W. Gamel said that Hollywood Park has agreed to...

• Nicholls' Patience Pays Off With Contract Fit for King By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

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• Sather Gives Up Duties as Coach for Edmonton

• The Orlando Magic won a coin flip with the Minnesota...

• The Chicago Cubs activated outfielder Andre Dawson and put...

• The University of Maryland has made an offer to Ohio...

• Indianapolis has been chosen as the site of the Olympic...

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• Ronald Peters, identified as a bookmaker for Pete Rose...

• 'The War' Produces Stalemate : Leonard Is Decked Twice by Hearns but Gains Draw By Earl Gustkey, Times Staff Writer

• Bates Gets First Chance at Third : Esperanza Shortstop Shifts for All-Star Game By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Rader Back in Texas, but Doesn't Find Many Happy Returns By Gene Wojciechowski

• Four County Players Picked for All-Star Team

• Bailey, Patton Sign Major League Contracts By Steve Kresal

• He Does It All and He Does It Best : Stafford Has Low Profile and High Level of Play By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer

• Dana Hills' Bestor Loses Golf Playoff

• THE SIDELINES : NFL Players Elect Kenn President From Times wire services

• Johnson Begs for 2nd Chance to Compete : Admits He Took Steroids Before Setting 100-Meter Dash Record in '87 From Times Wire Services

• THE SIDELINES : Lendl Advances at Queen's Court From Times wire services

• Order to Impound Sailboat Stars and Stripes Is Lifted From Reuters

• Ohio State's Williams to Coach at Md. From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Ellis Fined $346 in Assault on Wife From Times wire services

• THE SIDELINES : State Assembly OKs Bill Banning Drugging of Horses Before Races From Times wire services

• THE SIDELINES : Little League Disabled Program Set From Times wire services

• CRITICS DELIVER A KO : Sportswriters Call Hearns a Victim of Theft in Ring

• THE SIDELINES : Henderson to Transfer From Duke From Times wire services

• Mr. Nice Guy Falls From His Pedestal By Jack Smith

• Summer Daze: Helping the Student Stay Alert By Kathleen Doheny

• Paternity Law More Complicated Than Ever By Dianne Klein, Times Staff Writer

• The Case of the Crime-Writing Couple By Keith Love, Times Staff Writer

• PERSONAL HEALTH : New Fear in the Forest : As Tick-Borne Lyme Disease Spreads, the Best Defense May Be to Know the Symptoms By Bob Secter and Larry Green, Times Staff Writers