What happened on June 19, 1989

NEWS

• MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Emmys Represent Essence of TV News--Unfortunately By Kevin Brass

• Sun Shows No Sign of Setting on Local 'P.M. Magazine' By Kevin Brass

• DANCE REVIEW : Lo-Tec's Offering of Limon and Watt Provides a Little Taste of Heaven By Eileen Sondak

• 'Desperados' Relives the Brutal Murder of a U.S. Drug Agent By Bart Mills

• U.S. Films Troubled by New Sabotage in South Korea Theater By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer

• JAZZ REVIEW : Playboy Throws a Hot Party at the Bowl By Bill Kohlhaase

• POP REVIEW : Bowie's Latest Act: Just a Regular Guy By Richard Cromelin

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Ten November' Founders at LATC By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic

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

• Stage By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : The Poison Brew: Glitz and Glitter at Long Beach By Janiss Garza

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

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

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

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

• Good Turnabout By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Legal File By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

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

• Music Reviews : Johnson Leads Broughton Premiere by Valley Symphony By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer

• Public Image, New Order, Sugarcubes: Attitudes in Irvine By Chris Willman

• Music Reviews : A Rare Handel Pastoral Opera in Santa Monica By Terry Mcquilkin

• 14 Conductors to Lead Philharmonic in 27-Week Season

• MOVIE REVIEW : 'Tarkovsky': Unhappily, Only a Film for Fans By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer

• ART REVIEW : Television as 'Acceptable Entertainment' By Marlena Donohue

• TV REVIEW : KCET's 'Take Five' Starts With Avant-Garde Art By Terry Atkinson

• 'Back and Beyond Full Steam' : Jennings to Return to Santa Ana, Where Heart Pain Started By Jim Washburn

• MUSIC REVIEW : Pacific Symphony Celebrates Lebanese at Segerstrom Hall By Terry Mcquilkin

• Manoogian Collection : American Industrialist Waves the Flag With Art By Kathleen Silvassy, United Press International

• Litterscapes Inspired by Road Debris By Cathy Curtis

• Q & A : RICHARD HAMILL : Firm Hopes to Pass Drug Test : Hycor Biomedical Looks for Ways to Grow With Demand By John Charles Tighe, Times staff writer

• Reaching Out to Grab Customers : More Companies Are Competing for a Piece of Lucrative Cellular Phone Market in Los Angeles By Jonathan Weber, Times Staff Writer

• Sometimes, Crime Does Pay

• Warner Chief Would Receive $180 Million in New Time Deal By Kathryn Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Disney-Steinberg 'Greenmail' Trial Nears Opening Day By Al Delugach, Times Staff Writer

• Craig McCaw: Cellular Telephone Industry Giant Shuns the Spotlight By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Teledyne Unit Is Target of U.S. Pricing Probe By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• 680 Workers Volunteer to Leave Xerox: Xerox Corp. said 680...

• Honeywell Reducing Corporate Staff: Honeywell Inc. said it...

• Class-Action Suit Against Ashton-Tate: The Torrance-based...

• Home Shopping Network Trial to Begin: A civil trial is to...

• Wheelabrator, Majority Holder Merge: Wheelabrator...

• Growers Consider Giving Apples Away: As sales of...

• Leisure Technology in Joint Venture: Japanese steelmaker...

• UAW Chief Defends His Leadership : Opens Convention in Anaheim by Blasting Dissidents By James Risen, Times Staff Writer

• Illinois Offers $33 Million to Sears: Illinois has offered...

• Atlantic Entertainment 'Regroups': In the wake of layoffs...

• IBM Expected to Introduce New PC: International Business...

• A Taiwan businessman has been charged with insider trading...

• South Korea must act quickly to protect foreign patents...

• The Pacific : The California-Australia Connection : Trade Opportunities Abound as in the Days of the Old West, Ex-Envoy Says By Carla Lazzareschi, Times Staff Writer

• Japan has agreed to provide South Korea with a...

• A joint venture between General Motors Corp. and Toyota...

• Experts Say Kraft Mishandled Contest PR

• Most ATM Fraud the Work of Thieves--Not High-Tech Wizards By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• The Almighty ATM : Customers Flock to Automated Teller Machines but Some Banks Say Functions Are Under-Used By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer

• China's Credit Ratings at Risk Amid Turmoil From Associated Press

• Automated Tellers

• SoCal Gas, Kern-Mojave Settle Dispute From Associated Press

• L.A. Investor Wins Northwest Bidding : $4.05-Billion Offer for Airline Defeats Competing Suitors From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Hails 2.2% 1st Quarter Rise \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. Exempted in Asbestos Case \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Coal Walkouts Reach 7th State \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Pulsing Taiwan Market Soars \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Acquisition Battle Puts Time on Cover of Rival Newsweek From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : 20% Raises Announced for 2,000 Controllers at 11 Busiest Airports \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Supreme Court OKs Drug Tests of Rail Workers From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Compute Associates to Buy Cullinet \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Recruits Get Lifesaver in Sink-or-Swim Boot Camp By Anthony Perry

• 'Show Me State' Ready to Show Off Bill Stacy : Missouri More Than Confident About San Marcos Pick By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer

• Minister Seeks to Silence Class' Reading of Play By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer

• UCSD's TEP Program : Teacher Candidates Get a Cultural Edge By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer

• Burbank Seeks Compromise : Residents, Developers Battle for Media District By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Growing Up : At 49-Pupil Gorman School District, Development Means Change, Survival By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Casualties Soar as Major Traffic Accident Rates Head for Record By Philipp Gollner, Times Staff Writer

• 130 March South on Trek to Benefit Needy Children of Tijuana By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• Reunion Makes It Father's Day : Encino Church's Detective Work Brings Back Missing Daughter By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Clarita Valley Seniors Attend Religious Baccalaureate Ceremony By Amy Louise Kazmin, Times Staff Writer

• Brush Fire Ignites 3 Santa Clarita Houses By Philipp Gollner, Times Staff Writer

• Man Dies in Hit-Run Accident on Freeway

• 5 Stabbed in Acton Fight Linked to Gangs

• Roommate Freed in Man's Slaying

• Car Hits Ambulance Head-On, Hurting 4

• The Soviet Deficit

• Murder in El Salvador

• Putting the Brakes on Growth

• Family Planning

• Bush on China

• A Bill Whose Time Has Come

• Murder in El Salvador

• Murder in El Salvador

• Murder in El Salvador

• Murder in El Salvador

• Mental Health Clinic Closures

• Hong Kong

• Family Planning

• A Beijing-Like Crisis in Red Square Could Lead to a Beijing-Like Solution By Ernest Conine, \o7 Ernest Conine writes a column for The Times. \f7

• Imaginary Weapon, Real Corpse : Police Have True Reasons for Fear, but Not for Distortion By Don Jackson, \o7 Don Jackson, a black police officer, recently retired from the Hawthorne Police Department. Earlier this year, followed by an NBC news crew, he performed a "sting" operation investigating police harassment in Long Beach\f7

• Our Cold Peace With Japan : An Adversarial Relationship is Developing, to the Benefit of Both By Alan M. Webber, \o7 Alan M. Webber, managing editor of the Harvard Business Review, is currently in Japan as a U.S.-Japan Society Leadership Fellow. and \f7

• Science / Medicine : Summer Classes: A Chance to Explore By Nona Yates

• Lottery Results June 17

• Mental Health Clinic Closures

• Crime and Charity: An Uneasy Mixture : Olvera Street Tries to Resolve Conflict Over Sanctuary Issue By Patt Morrison, Times Staff Writer

• Boy Fatally Shot While His Mother Loads Gun By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• Buckey Family Problems Revealed in Trial : Childhood Sexual Abuse, Emotional Upsets Told in 11 Days on Stand By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer

• Science / Medicine : 2 Research Groups Develop Gene Therapy \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Science / Medicine : Fins Added to Ships' Shape \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Science / Medicine : The Hunt for 'Brown Dwarfs' \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Science / Medicine : Hope on Malaria : Colombian Claiming Victory in Race to Develop Vaccine Against Killer By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer

• Science / Medicine : Dystrophy Drug Fails Test \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Science / Medicine : Ice Age Lost Its Cool Quickly \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• Supervisors Face Another Vote on Jail By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer

• Truck Flips on Freeway; 7 Riding in Back Ejected By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer

• All Rise for Mediator Extraordinaire By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• ORANGE COUNTY SUMMER : Strand Stampede : Heedless Herd Drives Huntington Beach to Install Signals on Shoreline Walk By Richard Beene, Times Staff Writer

• Anaheim : Drain, Recreation Plans for Deer Canyon Studied

• Fountain Valley : Work on Warner Avenue to Slow, Detour Traffic

• FRIENDSHIP FLIGHT:Tony Circles the Globe : FRIENDSHIP FLIGHT LOG

• Reporter's Notebook : Kraft's List: Forced-to-Fit Evidence or Death Diary? By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• Anaheim : Motorcycle Crashes Into Railroad Signal

• Life Remains an Adventure for Seal Beach's Well-Traveled 'Senior Youth' By Herbert J. Vida

• Classmates Keep Slain Student's Name Alive With Award By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• FRIENDSHIP FLIGHT: Tony Circles the Globe : Press Finds Boy Aviator Likes to Act His Age By Jim Carlton, Staff Writer

• Cardinal Joseph Malula; Fought for Church Rights in Zaire

• Commencement 1989 \o7 Compiled by Alma Cook, Times researcher \f7

• Elinor M. Funk; Ex-President of Newspaper Company

• Rev. Cyrus Nelson; Head of Gospel Light Publishing Firm

• The Nation

• The Nation : America's Youth in Jeopardy, Study Says

• The World

• The State : Gunman Kills Japanese Teen

• The World

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• The Nation

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• The State

• The World

• The Nation

• The State

• The World

• The World : Arab Shoots Israeli Officer

• The Nation

• In D.C. Statehood Quest, Jackson Invokes Higher Law By James Marnell

• The State

• Sen. Campbell Is Among Top Vote Missers By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer

• Friendship Flight : Tony Circles the Globe : Young O.C. Flier in Norway : North Atlantic 'Piece of Cake' for Tony By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Museum, U.S. in Dogfight Over MIGs By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer

• Liberty and the Light Bill : Condo Wars: Anything but Retiring By Barry Bearak, Times Staff Writer

• Turmoil In China : Crackdown on Dissent : China Imposes New Curbs on Travel Abroad By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Turmoil In China : Crackdown on Dissent : Chinese Press Indicates New Party Leader By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• I.F. Stone Dies; 'Conscience of Investigative Journalism' By Henry Weinstein and Judy Pasternak, Times Staff Writers

• Papandreou Trailing in Greek Vote : But Opposition May Lack Seats to Form Government By William D. Montalbano, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Mecham's New Campaign Splits GOP in Arizona By Ron Harris, Times Staff Writer

• Turmoil In China : Crackdown on Dissent : In Beijing, Gorbachev Sees His Worst Fears : Soviet President Keeps Eye on Chinese Crisis, Knowing His Reforms May Spark Similar Unrest By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Submarine Race: Low Drama and Slow Pace By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer

• Brown Pelicans, Once Nearly Extinct, Are Flying High By Charles Hillinger, Times Staff Writer

• Programs to Boost Student Scores Don't--Funds Cut Off By William Trombley, Times Staff Writer

• Gun Play Kills 3rd Child; New Law Weighed From Associated Press

• Businessman Tells of Paying $20,000 for Montoya's Help From United Press International

• Grown-up New Yorkers are taking up schoolyard stickball as an antidote to urban tension. By John J. Goldman, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Rushdie Interview Not New, Writer Says From Reuters

• Kohl's Party Suffers Twin Setbacks in W. German Voting By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• 'Satanic Verses' Sells Out in Israel From Reuters

• Gunmen Force Afghan Airliner to Iran From Times Wire Services

• Communists Rebuffed Again in Polish Runoff By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer

• At Western Wall, Women See Wrath of . . . Man By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• China Protest March Draws 1,500 in L.A. By John Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Fire Sweeps Soviet Island From Reuters

• Medicare Reform Needed to Curb Rising Costs, Sullivan Tells AMA From Associated Press

• Outraged Over China, Foley Says From Reuters

• 11-Year-Old Pilot Lands in Oslo After 6-Hour Atlantic Crossing From a Times Staff Writer

• Bangladesh Hit by Floods From Associated Press

• Acid Air's Effect on Lungs Studied From United Press International

• 2 Top Democrats Argue Cost, Benefit of Clean Air Plan By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Astronaut Killed in Air Crash May Have Broken NASA Rule From Times Wire Services

• LOCAL : Costa Mesa Driver Dies in Collision \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• NATION : Oil Spill Cleanup Estimate Extended \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Threat to British Rule Seen in Rebuffing Hong Kong Emigres : British Urged to Allow Hong Kong Immigration From Reuters

• WORLD : Afghans Seize U.S. Photographer \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Leftist Writer Loses Her High Court Bid for Permanent Resident Status \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• LOCAL : Worker Dies in Car Dealership Fire \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• LOCAL : Driver Charged in Capistrano Crash \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• Thatcher Gets a Thrashing in Europe Vote; Labor Elated : First Defeat in 10 Years for Tories From Times Wire Services

• 5 Escape Downtown High-Tech Jail : Bedsheets Used to Flee U.S. Facility Designed to Foil Such Attempts By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Shamir Vows 'Iron Fist' in Death of U.S.-Born Settler From Associated Press

• LOCAL : Driver Dies in Ventura Blvd. Crash \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7

• STATE : Oakland Man Convicted in 6 Killings \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Multiple Killer Executed in Nevada \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Joint Chiefs Leader Crowe to Retire : Adm. Crowe Won't Extend His Tour as Leader of Joint Chiefs of Staff \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• WORLD : British Barracks Blasted in Germany \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Yeltsin Book to Be Published in U.S. \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• NATION : Bush Hails 'Clear Minds, Productive Lives' in Safe, Drug-Free Schools \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• WORLD : U.S.-Soviet Arms Talks Resume \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• WORLD : Prince William Turning a Maturer 7 \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Palme Widow Points Out Killer in Court, Says 'I'm Certain' From Associated Press

• William Hurt's Palimony Trial Erupts in Screams From United Press International

• Atwater Says GOP Supports Aid to Cities From Associated Press

• Pacific Storm Weakens From United Press International

• GOP Senators Urge Bush Not to Elevate Fiske From Associated Press

• Showed Much Restraint, China Brags : Premier Doubts Critic Nations Would Have Been 'So Tolerant' From Associated Press

• Aquino Vows Fight on 'Shameless Corruption' From Reuters

• Padres Still Lack Winning Moves : They Miss Out on Opportunities in 5-2 Loss to Astros By Scott Miller

• Kearns Avoids Slip-Ups to Win Triathlon : This Time, He Has No Problem Taking Title for Second Time in 3 Years By Kim Q. Berkshire

• Sockers' Wright Taken in Draft

• Downing Named Angel of the Week

• University Names Athletic Directors

• Minor League Notebook / Mike Reilley : After Pitching Setback, Brucato Hoping to Get Back on Track By Mike Reilley

• Volleyball Victory by Dodd, Silva Speaks for Itself By Mike Reilley, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Angelus Stars Win in Daring Fashion By Tom Hamilton, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• It's a Long-Playing Day for Kite--He Shoots a 78 By Jim Murray

• U.S. OPEN : How Strange It Is in Open : His Back-to-Back U.S. Titles Are First Since Hogan's Wins in 1950-51 By Mal Florence, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Dose of Detroit Helps Angels Sweep : Witt Stops Injured Tigers to End Own Winless Streak, 3-1 By Mike Penner, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• The Tooz Couldn't Scare Away Death By Mike Downey

• Dodgers Make Run for It, Win, 5-3 : Gibson, Gonzalez Get the Most Out of Sloppy Play by Braves By Bill Plaschke, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• As Long as Gibson Can Run, Dodger Spirit Will Burn Bright By Scott Ostler

• Matuszak's Cause of Death Not Yet Known By Elliott Almond, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• How Suite It Is: He Nurtures Air of Superiority

• Names in the News

• Names in the News

• Henderson Says He Won't Go to Giants

• World champion Australia edged the Netherlands, 2-1...

• Tony Lopez knocked down Tyrone Jackson three times in the...

• El Senor rallied wide through the stretch and registered a...

• Beat Breu regained the overall lead in the Tour of...

• Don DeVoe, former Tennessee basketball coach, an Ohio...

• Alejandro Cruz of Mexico surged ahead of Steve Spence in...

• Tennis Roundup : McEnroe Loses Temper but Wins \o7 From Associated Press\f7

• A Tough Customer : After Victory, Valenzuela Isn't as Impressed With Outing as His Teammates By Dan Le Batard, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Motor Racing Roundup : Fittipaldi Wins Detroit Grand Prix \o7 From Associated Press\f7

• Phillies Trade Bedrosian to Giants, Samuel to Mets \o7 Associated Press\f7

• National League Roundup : Dawson Comes Back to Haunt Expos Again, 5-4 \o7 From Associated Press\f7

• American League Roundup : Swindell Turns Down Heat, Beats Royals, 4-1 \o7 From Associated Press\f7

• NHL Meetings : Soviet Goalie Tretiak Voted Into Hall of Fame By Tracy Dodds, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Pigg, Tinley Finish 1-2 in Triathlon Associated Press

• Golf Roundup : Davies Makes 30-Foot Putt on No. 18 to Win Keystone \o7 From Associated Press\f7

• Steinlen Wins His Second Consecutive Inglewood Handicap

• Swim Meet of Champions : The Victory for Shaw Is Competing By Chris Foster, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Sooners' Switzer Quits Under Fire : Program Tainted by Probation, Player Arrests From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Cardinal's Power Replaces McGee \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• THE SIDELINES : '84 Olympic Tests Used to See How Long Drugs Lingered, Doctor Says \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• THE SIDELINES : E. Germany Wants Games in 2004 \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Sports Agents Draw Prison for Premature Collegiate Signings From Associated Press

• Rose Cites Bias, Sues to Block Hearing : Says Giamatti Has Prejudged Charges Amid 'False Accusations' From Associated Press

• THE SIDELINES : Swiss Wins 112-Mile Cycle Race \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• THE SIDELINES : Ohio Hydroplane Race Delayed \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• THE SIDELINES : Hawks-Bulls Prod Illinois on Arena \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• THE SIDELINES : Braves, Draftee in High-Figures Pact \o7 From Times wire services \f7

• Lendl and Graf Seeded No. 1 for Wimbledon From Associated Press

• \o7 Dooby-dooby-doo \f7 : Lounge Wizard Buddy Mix Teaches the Pacing, the Patter, the \o7 Attitude \f7 of Singing a Song By Paul Dean, Times Staff Writer

• Warm Biography of Arafat Given a Cold, Hot Reception By Garry Abrams, Times Staff Writer

• Anniversary Bash Revives Old Memories By Jack Smith

• First Step Was Vague, but a Vogue Fad Dips Into L.A. By Richard Rouilard

• The Scene: "Ghostbusters II" premiere Thursday night to... By Jeannine Stein

• Book Review : No Dancing in Empty East Coast 'Ballrooms' By Carolyn See