What happened on June 24, 1989

NEWS

• MUSIC REVIEW : Pianist Sultanov: A Conquering Winner By Daniel Cariaga, Times Music Writer

• TV REVIEW : PBS Offers Three-Part Group Theatre Salute By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic

• A Class Acting Job By David Pecchia

• The Controversy Over Controversial Art

• Reaction to Comedy

• Pan Pacific Park

• Hope Springs Eternal By Don Snowden

• KVEA-TV Dispute

• The Controversy Over Controversial Art

• The Controversy Over Controversial Art

• MOCA No Fun?

• The Controversy Over Controversial Art

• MOCA No Fun?

• Classical Rowdiness

• Cowbell Concert?

• Bolshoi Ballet Academy Due at Pantages

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Philip Littell's Cabaret Scene at Cafe Largo By Craig Lee

• MUSIC REVIEW : Pacific Festival Opens at Cal State L.A. By Terry Mcquilkin

• Readers Take Sides Over Palestinian Issue By Howard Rosenberg

• Treats for the Stay-at-Home Film Fan; Moyers Re-Examines Plight of the Poor By Steve Weinstein

• TV Reviews : 'Traveling Man' Loses Its Way, Gets Stuck in a Ditch By Don Shirley

• TV Reviews : 'Other Olympians' Simply a Story About Winners By Lynne Heffley

• 'Rainbow Warriors' Smashes Sales Records in the Soviet Union By Robert Hilburn

• Nonprofit Radio Stations Retrench and Activate Campaigns for Survival By Claudia Puig, Times Staff Writer

• China Turns Camera-Shy : Actress's Narrow Escape Not Part of the Script By Nicole Atkinson, \o7 Atkinson is a Times summer intern. and \f7

• 'Do the Right Thing'--What Does It Say About Race Relations? By Claudia Puig and Jack Mathews, Times Staff Writers

• World Audience Watches as an Open Door Closes By Steve Weinstein

• Dancer Meditates on Growing Older in 'Ancient Terrain' By Jan Breslauer

• Spiner Explores the Nuances of an Android Called Data By Sue Martin

• Povich to Host 'Current Affair' 2 More Years

• HEAD Arts Struggle Under, but Often Conquer, Crippling Red Ink : SAN DIEGO COUNTY By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer

• MUSIC REVIEW : Seal Beach Chamber Music Is Rough, Aimless By Gregg Wager

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : High-Powered Show Not Set in Concrete By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer

• The 'Sorcery' Fund-Raiser Cancellation

• The 'Sorcery' Fund-Raiser Cancellation

• Browne Concert

• Amphitheater Anti-Noise Faction Hails Court Ruling By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer

• Indescribable, but . . . : Richard Thompson, Man of Many Parts, Coming to Coach House By Jim Washburn

• STAGE NOTES : Design Mix-Up to Delay 'Songs of War' Opening By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer

• Advanced Marketing Services shares dropped $3.75 to close...

• Mexican investor Joel Rocha Garza, who holds a 6.2% share...

• First National Corp., parent of First National Bank, and...

• More than 300 physicians and other health care providers...

• Cranston Calls for Probe of Note Sales by Lincoln's Parent By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Paramount Lifts Offer for Time to $200 a Share By Kathryn Harris and Paul Richter, Times Staff Writers

• Prime Computer Foils MAI, Accepts $1.4-Billion Offer By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer

• COOLING ECONOMY, HOT MARKET : Big-Ticket Items : Plunging Orders May Lead to Layoffs \o7 From Associated Press \f7

• Dry Wall Industry Target of Payroll Fraud Crackdown By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer

• COOLING ECONOMY, HOT MARKET : Stocks : Market Hits New Post-Crash High; Dow Soars 49.7 By Patrick Lee, Times Staff Writer

• Sabre Reservation System to Add Rental Cars, Hotels From Reuters

• Fixed-Rate Mortgages Average 10.19%: Fixed-rate home...

• Competition for Contract Called Unfair: The Navy...

• Checchi's Backers Will Get About 20% of Northwest By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer

• New Bid for Manischewitz: B. Manischewitz Co. said New...

• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Economic Data Gives Bond Prices a Lift From Times Wire Services

• Holly Farms OKs Tyson's Buyout Offer: Holly Farms Corp.'s...

• AIRLINES : FAA--Eastern Failed to Make Repairs at Bases From Associated Press

• Domestic Car and Truck Sales Slide From Associated Press

• IRS Tough on Early IRA Withdrawals By Carla Lazzareschi

• Scrutinize Real Estate Partnerships Closely By Bill Sing

• Times Mirror Settles Pension Suit in Dallas By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Irvine-Based S&L : Cranston Calls for Inquiry Into Sales of Notes at Lincoln By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Domestic Car and Truck Sales Slide From Associated Press

• Tustin-Based MAI Set Back in Bid for Prime Computer By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer

• Spiking of Timber Trees Leads to Offer of Reward From United Press International

• Once-Tiny Sunbelt S&L Grew Into Major Loser in Big 1985-86 Collapse of Thrifts By John Fairhall, The Baltimore Evening Sun

• American Toxxic Control's Price for BCL Associates Put at $690,000 By Michael Flagg

• County's S&Ls Post Profit of $33.7 Million for Quarter By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Bill Johnson has joined Toshiba's computer systems...

• More than 300 physicians and other health-care providers...

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Almost Half-Million Jobs Added Since '77

• Real Estate Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• REAL ESTATE : Private Yacht Club, Offices to Occupy Tokai Bank Building Site This Fall Compiled by Michael Flagg, Times staff writer

• Pentagon Hopes Failed Firm Will Help U.S. Compete in Race For HDTVs By Evelyn Richards, The Washington Post

• Pockets Of The Past By Dennis Mcclellan, Times Staff Writer

• Traffic Toll Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Work Injuries And Illnesses : In The County, 1981-1987* Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Little Used Tool, The Van Pool Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Place: Mother's Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich, Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Troubled Girls Often Cast Aside by Relatives By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• 25 Years Ago, Lyndon Johnson Came to Irvine By Joseph N. Bell

• Small Claims Is Likely Route to Get More Wages By B. Tam Nomoto, B. Tam Nomoto is a Municipal Court judge in Orange

• Painful Disease Eludes Testing : Fibromyalgia Frequently Misdiagnosed, But as Many as 3 Million in U.S. Have It By Paula Voorhees, Paula Voorhees is a free-lance writer

• Floating Marine Lab Is for Children--and, Now, Their Parents By Shearlean Duke, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Up-Close Shots Uncover Inner Beauty By Robert Lachman, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• The Rat Kept On Picketing By Al Martinez

• Only 9% of Americans can identify William Rehnquist as... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• "They talk about L.A.'s mean streets, but I didn't think...

• Orthodox Rabbi Jack Simcha Cohen, 50, spiritual leader of... By John Dart

• The Sewage Is Not for Dumping

• Spoils, Spoils, Spoils

• The Gentle Cardinal

• A Cure for 'Compassion Fatigue'

• Guns, Laws and a Higher Authority By Thomas H. Smolich, \o7 Father Thomas H. Smolich, SJ, is executive director of Proyecto Pastoral, a Jesuit social center in Los Angeles. He is also associate pastor at Dolores Mission Church. \f7

• In Defense of the Campus Rebels By I. F. Stone, \o7 From "The I.F. Stone's Weekly Reader," edited by Neil Middleton. 1971 by I.F. Stone. Reprinted by permission of Random House, Inc. \f7

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Criticism of Socialist Nations for Rights Violations by the Left

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Criticism of Socialist Nations for Rights Violations by the Left

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• A Son Who Will Miss Graduation

• Bush's Veto of Minimum Wage

• Bush's Veto of Minimum Wage

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Bush's Veto of Minimum Wage

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Zsa Zsa's Encounter With Police

• Bush's Veto of Minimum Wage

• Criticism of Socialist Nations for Rights Violations by the Left

• Agenda for Cleaning Up Our Dirty Air

• Airport Operations in Red for 9th Year

• Caltrans Won't Construct Barriers Through Park By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer

• Killea Bill Would Put DMV Into Overdrive--Working on Weekends By Igor Greenwald, Times Staff Writer

• Quarterly Yearnings : Group Sues Over What It Calls Shoddy Redevelopment Project By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Appeal Court Turns Victory Into Defeat for Foes of Abortion By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer

• Freeway Bike Path OKd Despite Dangers By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer

• Setback for Scripps Transplant Program : Federal Regulations Bar Proposed Chief of Surgery From Clinic Post By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Julian Water District Urges Conservation By Caroline Lemke, Times Staff Writer

• At Trial Linked to J. David & Co. : Hunter's Lawyers Lose Bid for Dismissal Again

• Bill to Fund Olympic Training Center in S.D. Goes to Assembly Associated Press

• Westside Legal Aid Office May Be Closed By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer

• Dormant Black Hole Sheds New Light on One of Space's Mysteries By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer

• 'Crusading' Grand Jury Issues Its Summary; Will Disband Next Week By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• United Flight From S.D. Diverted to Las Vegas Associated Press

• Woman Caught in Middle of Gang Fight Is Killed By Maricarmen Eroles, Times Staff Writer

• Child Molester Sentenced to 24 Years in State Prison

• Braude to Challenge Warner Family Over Height of 2 Towers By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Low-Cost Condos Add Homes, Hope to Troubled Area By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Closure of Lopez Canyon Is Impossible, Board Says By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer

• Test Will Route Traffic One Way on Cabrillo Bridge

• Developer Tries to Gain Support of Homeowners in Calabasas By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Life of an Illegal Alien

• Shocked at Use of a Casket in Class

• Opinions on Opinion Poll

• Opinions on Opinion Poll

• Councilman's Initiative Targets Mobil Oil Refinery : Bid to Curb Toxic Acid OKd for Ballot By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer

• Opinions on Opinion Poll

• County Studies 10 Alternatives for Moving L.A. Trash to Remote Areas By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• Strike Hits Sri Lanka From Reuters

• RTD Urged to Find Other Ways to Save Metro Rail Money By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. Teachers Take First Step Toward Power-Sharing By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer

• Patience Is Taxed to the Limit in IRS Horror Story By Jill Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• Rock Hudson Case Lawyer 1 of 3 Air Crash Victims By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer

• Officers Spot Apartment House Blaze, Help Evacuate 31 Safely By Nieson Himmel and John Kendall, Times Staff Writers

• Penalties for Hiring Illegal Aliens Pass Court Test By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer

• Polo Figures Cleared in Deaths of Ponies

• 25 Illegal Aliens Arrested at LAX

• Fire, Smoking Limits Set in Angeles Forest

• Worker's Comp Claims Swamp Unit

• Playing Lotto 6/49

• 'French Connection' Fugitive Names Self

• Rifle Found in Home; Boy, 11, Wounded

• Actor's Prison Term to Start Tuesday

• Redevelopment Unit Assailed on Deal

• Farrell Wants Restitution for Victims of Police Raid By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Rare Illness Cuts Short a 14-Year-Old's Dreams By Jesse Katz, Times Staff Writer

• Man Seized in Shooting at Studio Restaurant By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer

• Disabled--and Homeless : Turned Away by Shelters Because of Wheelchair, Couple Seek Refuge By George Ramos, Times Staff Writer

• Sex Abuse Treatment Program Wins Temporary Reprieve By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer

• Lake Ave. Pastor Spurns Leadership Post

• Denomination Leaders Oppose Move : Lutherans May Invite Gay to Lead Ministry From Staff and Wire Reports

• Secret Scrolls : Scholars Frustrated Over Limited Access to Dead Sea Discoveries By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• West Covina Boy, 6, Pulls His Drowning Mother to Safety With a Pool Skimmer

• Savage Surf Eases After Lashing Coast, Battering 2 Teens By Thomas Becher, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Ana Teen-Agers Linked to Gang : Two Suspects Arrested in Drive-By Shootings By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• Aliso Beach Kept Closed by Sewage Spill By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Peri Pleads for Forgiveness as He and Parents Weep By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• Anaheim : Employees Quench Grease Fire at Hotel

• Methanol for All? : 'Cleaner' Fuel May Be Coming Into Its Own to Help Banish Smog By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer

• Friendship Flight Log

• Costa Mesa : Neighborhood Blocks Sought for Contest

• Countywide : Goldstein Elected as Presiding Judge

• Westminster : Firefighters Offer Free Day-Care Inspections

• Countywide : Transit Officials Weigh Bid for Right of Way

• Judge Refuses to Order Jail Term in Molestation Case By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Corona Del Mar : 70 Marines to Hike Along Roads Monday

• Group's Petition Cites 'Compromise of Moral Values' : Santa Ana Workers Protest Gay Pride Festival By Bob Schwartz, Times Staff Writer

• Man Guilty in Death of Mother of 6 : 2 Jurors Hold Out Successfully for a 2nd-Degree Verdict By Jerry Hicks, Times Staff Writer

• Refugee May Face Prison; Judge Chastises His Lawyer By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Tentative School Pact Reached in Santa Ana By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Suspects Caught After Chase In, Out of County By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• Marines Escape as Copter Rolls, Burns By George Frank, Times Staff Writer

• Top Democrat Promises Full Effort in GOP-Dominated Orange County By Claudia Luther and John Balzar, Times Political Writers

• Santa Ana Food Co-Op Opens Today By Thuha Tran

• Protesters Lose

• Saturday DMV Hours?

• Mental Health Care : A System on the Verge of Collapse By Lynn O'Shaughnessy and Claire Spiegel, Times Staff Writers

• Clean-Air Plan Vote Delayed for 60 Days By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer

• Writers Do Little Digging : Sports Sections Fumble Many Off-Field Stories By David Shaw, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Criticizes Soviet Offer to Aid Iran Forces By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Chinese Arrests Mount as Media Campaign Grows By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• Cardinal Manning Dies; Led Archdiocese 15 Years By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• China, 1989: The Shattered Dream

• High Court Lifts Ban on 'Dial-a-Porn' : But Laws Can Still Forbid Messages That Are Found 'Obscene' By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Child Care Bill Passes Senate in Sharp Debate By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer

• Secret Reagan Iran-Contra File Located By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer

• Rising Violence Feared in Bitter Coal Walkout By Paul Houston, Times Staff Writer

• Salinas Optimistic About Marathon Talks on Mexico's Debt By Marjorie Miller, Times Staff Writer

• In Bangladesh, Slippers Seen as Slap at Allah From Reuters

• American Hostage Reported Dead From United Press International

• Israel, Allies Hit Hezbollah Stronghold From Times Wire Services

• Kidnaped American Is Released in Gaza : Relief Official Unhurt, Bears Letter for Bush From Captors By Nickb. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• NEWS ANALYSIS : Results of Voting for Continent's Parliament : Europeans Showed Dissatisfaction With Ruling Parties By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer

• Ailing Papandreou Asked to Form New Greek Government From Times Wire Services

• Armed Youths Try to Shut Down Industrial, Public Utility Facilities in Kazakhstan From Reuters

• TURMOIL IN CHINA: Crackdown on Dissent : Bush Asks Lawmakers for 'Patience' on China From Times Wire Services

• Burmese Rally in Support of Regime's Foe From Times Wire Services

• U.S. Generals Blast Noriega as 'Dime Store Dictator' From Reuters

• Chilean Opposition Firm on Candidate From Associated Press

• 2 Nicaraguan Officers Ask Costa Rica Asylum From Reuters

• Senate Bill Proposes U.S. Troops in South Korea Be Cut by 10,000 Over Next 3 Years By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Savimbi Heads Home as Angola Truce Takes Effect From Associated Press

• U.S., Japan Reach Drift Net Accord From United Press International

• Solidarity Rejects Posts in Government From Times Wire Services

• Ex-Klansman Gets Life in Black Killing From Associated Press

• Michigan Bond Expert Assumes Task : City Takes Debt Medicine: Loses Its Power to Govern By Larry Green, Times Staff Writer

• Tanker Hits Rock, Spills Million Gallons of Oil Into Atlantic From Associated Press

• Rights Martyrs' Relatives Speak Bluntly to Bush By David Lauter, Times Staff Writer

• Controversial Head of Social Security to Step Down July 31 From Associated Press

• States Not Required to Provide Free Lawyers for Death Row Inmates, Justices Rule By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Navy Lifts Unisys Suspension; Firm Will Pay $200,000 By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer

• $3.5-Billion Extra-Spending Bill Passed From Associated Press

• B-2 Costs to Escalate, AF Figures Show From a Times Staff Writer

• Tests Suspended at Seabrook Nuclear Plant From Associated Press

• Democratic Chief Backs Earlier Calif. Primary By John Balzar, Times Political Writer

• Governor \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer\f7

• Conferees Move Closer to Compromise on Budget Plan By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Guilty Plea in Missile Parts Smuggling Case From a Times Staff Writer

• Positions of Both Sides Soften on Pricing Issue at Prop. 103 Hearings By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer

• Ease AIDS Drug Rules, Health Chief Urges By Marlene Cimons and Victor F. Zonana, Times Staff Writers

• Nevada Executes Double Murderer From Times Wires Services

• Sewage Spill Closes Aliso Beach, Others By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Mental Patients Allowed to Refuse Drugs By Philip Hager, Times Staff Writer

• Schoolchildren Greet Pilot, 11, in Leningrad By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Religious, Civic Leaders Recall Manning : 'Southern California Has Lost a . . . Friend' By Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Move to Send Debris to Owens Lake Hits Snag By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer

• Ground-Breaking Coverage Is Sometimes Suspect : The Rose Affair: Testing New Territory By David Shaw

• Stanford Names Acting Director of Think Tank By Larry Gordon, Times Education Writer

• Rock Musicians Picket Over 'Pay for Play' By Patt Morrison and Nieson Himmel, Times Staff Writers

• 3 Die in Manila Clash From United Press International

• Senate OKs Legislation to Protect Flag From a Times Staff Writer

• Shuttle Engine Damaged From United Press International

• 1 Conviction on Reagan Ranch Flight Upset

• Clean Air Plan Vote Delayed for 60 Days By Larry B. Stammer, Times Environmental Writer

• FRIENDSHIP FLIGHT: Tony Circles the Globe : Boy Pilot Flies Into the 'Land of the Soviets' By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• When Magic Disappears, It's Time to Worry

• When Magic Disappears, It's Time to Worry

• For a Change, Mahorn Takes a Few Shots

• Pistons' Secret Weapon Is Finally Revealed

• It's Not First Time Slugger Has Hit Leadoff

• What's in a Name? More Than Meets Eye

• To Raveling, at Least, It Made Plenty of Cents

• For a Change, Mahorn Takes a Few Shots

• After Leonard-Hearns, He's Fit to Be Tied

• It's Not First Time Slugger Has Hit Leadoff

• Not Everyone Applauded Matuszak's Behavior

• Barry Switzer Has Plenty of Experience at Professional Level

• Here's Another Vote for More Information

• Pistons' Secret Weapon Is Finally Revealed

• Barry Switzer Has Plenty of Experience at Professional Level

• Johnson's Admission Might Encourage Use

• Morgan Can't Do It Alone, So Dodgers Lose in Cincinnati By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Pirates' Blass Had His Own Designated 'Hittee'

• Tennis Roundup : Navratilova and Reggi Reach Eastbourne Final From Associated Press

• Kingdom Falls, Loses to Jackson Associated Press

• National League Roundup : Mets Spoil Return of Dykstra, McDowell to N.Y. With 9-3 Win From Associated Press

• American League Roundup : With Jeffcoat Off to a Fast Start, Rangers Win From Associated Press

• Names in the News

• Golf Roundup : Jones Leads in Canada; Strange Moves Into Contention From Associated Press

• Padres Fall to Giants : Early Offense Wasted as 3-Run Lead Evaporates By Scott Miller

• Hurst Recalls Longest Game By Dave Distel, Times Staff Writer

• Bo Jackson Mixes Rough Cuts With Plenty of Highlights By Tim Layden, Newsday

• Reds Defeat Morgan and Dodgers, 3-1 Associated Press

• Jack Clark Should Put Up and Shut Up

• Names in the News

• She's the Boss : Kerry Hopps Remains True to Golf Traditions in Role as Club Pro By Rich Tosches, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• DeLong Censured by NASCAR : Saugus Driver Fined, Suspended Indefinitely for Role in Crash By Vince Kowalick, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Jack-of-All-Trades Gets the Job He 'Always Wanted' : Versatile Assistant Coach Willard to Lead Baseball Program at Camarillo By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer

• STARTING A NEW CYCLE : John Williams Exchanged His Basketball for a Bicycle and Resolutely Pedaled to a Berth on Team USA By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer

• Injury to Schwan Hurts South Effort in 111-83 All-Star Loss By Ralph Nichols, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Ake Wins Mini Stock Race at Ventura By Paul Olson

• Sticking It to Them : Stagner Moves Up Ranks in U.S. Women's Field Hockey Program By Regina Anderson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Motor Sports / Vince Kowalick : Utts Rides Out a Wave of Protests By Vince Kowalick

• First Base Is \o7 That \f7 Way: Teaching Tykes to Play Together : T-Ball Offers 4- and 5-Year Olds Confidence, Coordination, Caps and Chance to Imitate Tony Gwynn By Kim Q. Berkshire

• Karate Champ Struggles to Be More Than All That He Can Be : Morse High Product Allas Seeks Elite Title This Weekend By Don Patterson

• Witt Ends a Couple of Streaks : His Six-Hitter Stops Oriole Victories at 7, Angel Losses at 4 By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer

• BIKER SHORTS? : Cheerleaders Quit Cowboys, Say No to Beer, Fraternization Associated Press

• THE GOLD CUP : Race Resumes at Hollywood : Valenzuela, Day Aboard Main Contenders Sunday By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times

• Judge Delays Decision on Rose Until Sunday By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Tyson Is Quoted in Book as Saying He Struck Givens From Times Wire Services

• Pete Bontadelli's DFG Is Fair Game for All : Little Hoover Commission Is Latest to Check Into Efficiency of His Operation By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer

• Boxing / Earl Gustkey : Buss' Bid to Purchase Ring Magazine Is Alive By Earl Gustkey

• Rose Says He's Tired but Signs Autographs--$15 Associated Press

• Fan Hurt by Rodeo Bull in Bathroom Must Be Compensated, Judge Rules Associated Press

• Tennessee basketball Coach Wade Houston and son Allan will...

• Boxer Arrested on Cocaine Charge

• Memphis State officials met with the NCAA Committee on...

• Saying the sport of track and field needs help, Olympic...

• Names in the News

• Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods, speaking...

• Names in the News

• Terry Holland, the winningest basketball coach in Virginia...

• Volkov Will Join NBA--Somewhere Associated Press

• Jockey Suspended for 10 Years for Attempted Bribe Associated Press

• Super Derby to Offer $2 Million If Sunday Silence, Easy Goer Run From Associated Press

• Commentary : Holland, One Hopes, Quit Because It Was Time for a Grown-Up's Job By Ken Denlinger, The Washington Post

• LOW-KEY APPROACH : George Yardley Downplayed His Success While Leading a Family of Real Sports By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer

• Angels Lose Out in Henderson's Return to A's By Gene Wojciechowski

• White's Steals Set the Pace for Angels' Victory By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer

• Orange County All-Star Basketball Game : Khari Johnson Hopes to Find Team Success at Irvine By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• Century High Adds Five More Coaches to Staff

• Hicks Wins Third Scratch Main Speedway Race

• Hollenbeck Center Fund-Raiser Scheduled

• Signal Hill: Beacon for Unconditioned Hikers By John Mckinney

• Hard Work to Raise Tropical Beauties Here By Judith Sims

• A Garden of Delights at Wattles Home By Laurie K. Schenden, Times Staff Writer

• Art Treks : Sunday Tour Reveals Cultural Diversity on Long Beach Scene By Penelope Moffet

• From Fido to Iron Eyes, a Breed Apart By Peter W. Frey

• Valley Rabbit Breeders' Show: Hop to It By Dick Roraback