What happened on June 29, 1989

NEWS

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : 'Tommy'--The Wizardry Still Works By Wayne R. Robins, \o7 Robins is pop and rock music critic for Newsday\f7

• STAGE REVIEW : A Murderous Tale of 'Siblings' Revelry at Gnu By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer

• ART REVIEW : Radical Differences in Two Black Artists By Cathy Curtis, Times Staff Writer

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

• 'Twins' Scores With Renters By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7

• Music 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

• STAGE REVIEWS : Trail of Christie Clues From Woodland Hills to Beverly Hills By Ray Loynd

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

• Radio 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

• Legal File 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

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

• JAZZ REVIEW : 'Bebop': 40 Years of Musical Idiom By Leonard Feather

• OPERA REVIEW : 'Giustino' Showcases Young Pros By Herbert Glass

• 'Jerome Robbins' Broadway' Is Postponed; Funding for Downtown Shakespeare Festival By Don Shirley

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : High Energy but Mixed Signals From 24-7 Spyz By Craig Lee

• Panel Takes Heat as City Arts Vote Looms Cultural Leaders Cry Foul on Funding Recommendations By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer

• How Troupes, and Art Groups Survive Debt By Hilliard Harper, San Diego County Arts Writer

• Pair of Jazz Players Will Recall Chet Baker, Legend and Friend By Dirk Sutro

• Arts Foundation Forges Ahead After Belt-Tightening By Eileen Sondak

• Actor Durning to Help Dedicate Arts Tix Booth

• Visions of Torture : Argentine Stages 'Dangerous Games' By Nancy Churnin

• San Diego Entertainment Briefs

• San Diego Entertainment Briefs

• JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : With Its Power, Take 6 Has Fans Hearing Voices By Dirk Sutro

• San Diego Entertainment Briefs

• 'Games' Born of Painful Memories By Nancy Churnin

• 6-Day Fiesta to Feature Rock 'n' Fireworks By Mike Boehm, \o7 Compiled by Kenneth Williams \f7

• Uneasy Airlines Get Final Cut on 'Rain Man' By Steve Weinstein

• Dr. Dream Records Signs Witty, Versatile Eggplant By Mike Boehm

• Name of '911' Series Creates an Emergency By Shauna Snow

• S.D. Economy Tops the List in 24-City Study : SAN DIEGO COUNTY From Times Wire Services

• Western Union's Message Changing : The sale of its microwave network ends an era as the firm shifts from being a utility to a service business. By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer

• Ad Agency Calls Business Week 'Liar' Story Untruthful By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer

• Insider Trading Tipsters: SEC Lets Your Fingers Do the Finking By Scot J. Paltrow, Times Staff Writer

• Rescue Deal Set for 20 Failed Banks in Texas From Staff and Wire Reports

• Irvine Co. Picks Marriott to Build 1,100-Room Hotel : O.C. Resort Would Be 2nd in Size on California Coast By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• The Bottom Line Is Often Top Dollar : Orange County Homes Fetch Some High Prices at IRS' High-Profile Auction of Seized Properties By Charles Strouse, Times Staff Writer

• Hughes Aircraft Settles: The defense contractor has paid...

• Firm Fears 'Thugs' May Greet Pickens at Japan Meeting By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer

• United Airlines pilots are refusing to fly Boeing 747-400...

• Southland Firm Sued: Alliance Bearing Industries Inc. of...

• Swiss Delay Marcos Ruling: The Swiss Supreme Court delayed...

• Treasury Notes Fall: Yields on four-year Treasury notes...

• Toxic Waste Handler Under Fire : Despite Fines and Cancer Claims, Processor Won't Close Kiln From Associated Press

• General Mills Inc.: The Minneapolis-based firm said...

• 3 Holders Lose Bid to Postpone Time Meeting By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer

• LIN Transfer Gets OK: The Federal Communications...

• TWA Ruling Upheld: A federal appeals court panel ruled...

• San Diego, L.A. Among Top 5 in Economy Study From Associated Press

• GTE Mediator Calls Sides to July 5 Bargaining Talks By Bruce Keppel, Times Staff Writer

• Irvine Co., Marriott Sign Deal for Resort Hotel By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer

• New 1-2-3 Was Worth Waiting For By Lawrence J. Magid and Lawrence J. Magid, LAWRENCE J. MAGID \o7 is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer\f7

• L.A. Gear Inc.: The Los Angeles shoe and sportswear maker...

• Bush Chooses Alfred Sikes to Head FCC From Associated Press

• 'Dumbing Down' : Computers Now Do Tasks Formerly Handled by People From Associated Press

• Hughes Pays $1.29 Million to Settle Defense Contract Suit From Associated Press

• Lucky Stores' Ex-Chief Will Join Sequoia By Martha Groves

• Financial Markets : Stock Prices Fall Sharply; Dow Off 21.63 : Bond Market Rally Fizzles as Traders Sell to Take Profits From Times Wire Services

• VW Says Chinese May Buy Plant Equipment

• Court Orders Lincoln's Parent to Return Tape By Steve Webb, Steve Webb is a free-lance writer in Phoenix

• Business First Newspaper to Fold; 12 Will Lose Jobs By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Owners OK Sale of 2 Anaheim Radio Stations for $14 Million By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Halts Delivery of Boeing Planes to China From Reuters

• Japan, Texas Firms Accused of Fraud From Associated Press

• Miller's Memory Fails in Recalling Disney's Defenses By Al Delugach, Times Staff Writer

• P.M. BRIEFING : Home Sales Rise on Lower Interest \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : European Central Banks Increase Interest Rates to Battle Inflation \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Rostenkowski to Seek Tax Hike, Gives Up Cut in Capital Gains From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : Strikers Picket Homes of 3 Pilots \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• U.S. Foreign Debt Soars to $532.5 Billion in 1988 From Associated Press

• P.M. BRIEFING : 5 Accused of Singer Takeover Fraud \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : Sears to Lease Kuppenheimer Space \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• P.M. BRIEFING : 7 Banks Aid Paramount Time Bid \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Denied Seat, Pickens Asks If It's Because He's 'Not Japanese' From Times Wire Services

• P.M. BRIEFING : Warrants Issued for 4 Ford Chiefs \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• SUMMER frost By Minnie Bernardino, Times Staff Writer

• Ground Turkey Will Keep Your Fourth of July Cookout From Fizzling By Toni Tipton

• English Definitions of French Cooking Terms Come in Handy By Nancy Byal, Food Editor, Better Homes and Gardens

• Homemade Nectar for Hummingbird Feeder By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• A Taste Sensation From New Orleans for the Confirmed Chocoholic By Rose Dosti, Times Staff Writer

• For a Breakfast That's Lower in Fat, Try Poached Eggs Cooked the Classic Way By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• More Drug Abusers Saying Yes to Cattle Rustling By Daniel P. Puzo, Times Staff Writer

• Papagayo Offers a Taste of Mexico in Lake Arrowhead By Joan Drake, Times Staff Writer

• The Grapes of Worth . . . California's North Coast Cabernet Sauvignons By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• A Marketing Partner for Geyser Peak Surfaces From Down Under By Dan Berger, Times Wine Writer

• A Lighter Version of Seafood Linguine That Cuts Time and Calories

• Frankfurters Quick and Easy Snack for Kids By Jean Anderson and Elaine Hanna, \f7 and \o7 Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery.

• Fashion Plaza Expansion a Hard Sale, Backers Say By Craig Quintana, Times Staff Writer

• Mayor Says Administrator Quit Because of Threats By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Fired Up : Neighborhood Celebrates 9 Years of Friendship Forged by Devastating Blaze By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Pasadena Stresses Commuter Plans to Ease Traffic By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• State Panel Investigates Campbell Over Gifts By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer

• Baldwin Park : Authority to Fire Granted

• South Pasadena : Developers Consider Selling

• Duarte : Fireworks Hot Line Set Up

• Glendora : Parents May Go to School

• San Dimas : Medic-1 Files Claim

• The Region : Extra Buses Rest on Ruling

• Baldwin Park : Council Handles Shortfall

• Baldwin Park : Running for City Council

• Diamond Bar : Fireworks Ban Voted

• Bryant Denies Making Racial Slurs : Pomona Worker About to Lose Job Files U.S. Complaint By Jeffrey Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Running Moves Into First Place : Up Until Now Kathy Kanes Was Busy Pursuing Her Ph.D. By Mitch Polin, Times Staff Writer

• SportsScope : Cal State Baseball Stars Sign With Twins and Blue Jays

• L.A. Finishes First Phase of Refurbishing at Fern Dell By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Student Settles Racism Game Suit for $8,000 By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer

• Ex-Council Candidates Tout District Election Initiative By Santiago O'Donnell, Times Staff Writer

• Research Program Lures Community College Students By Donnell Alexander, Times Staff Writer

• Around the Foothills

• Agency OKs McDonald's in High-Rise

• Recycling and the Profit Motive

• Notebook / Gary Klein : Kudrave Goes Slip-Slidin' to 9th in ARC Race By Gary Klein

• Role Player for a Team on a Roll By Gary Klein, \o7 Special to the Times \f7

• Local News in Brief : Plan to Cut Number of Apartments Defeated

• Local News in Brief : Restoration Funds OKd for Eagle Rock Library

• Local News in Brief : Transitional Housing for Homeless Approved

• Million-Dollar Refurbishing of Port Commission Room OKd By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• Layoffs Loom as Compton OKs Budget By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer

• Century Rider : Phil Millard Savors Challenge of 100-mile Bicycle Races By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer

• 'Walnut Elementary' in Bell-Cudahy Moves Step Closer to Construction By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach : New Law Puts Limits on Mock Boxing, Wrestling

• Norwalk : Teacher to Be Arraigned in Child Molestations

• Councilman's Tie to Gang Criticized

• Huntington Park : Council Approves 30% Increase in Water Rates

• South Gate : Councilman Snavely's Sentencing Postponed

• Long Beach : Concert Raises $41,000 to Help Jewish Emigrants

• Cerritos : Budget Down 27% With Cut in Renewal Spending

• Compton : College President Resigns for Job in New York

• Sports Briefs : Seay Can't Continue Career

• Home Boy Still Humble, Enthusiastic After Year in NBA By Dick Wagner, Times Staff Writer

• Infectious Disease Report Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene, Dallas Jackson and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• FOCUS : West Newport has the Rhythm of Summer Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene, Dallas Jackson and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Catholic Priest Count Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene, Dallas Jackson and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Going the Extra Mile for Stranded Friends By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• She Loves Her Trees, but Neighbors Don't By Joseph N. Bell

• South Coast Repertory director Martin Benson hugs it up...

• Golfers Gather for Tourney Giving 'High-Priority' Help in Fight Against Breast Cancer By Pamela Marin, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• Donors Put in a Good Frame of Mind By Ann Conway

• Pugnacious Pussycat Just Guarding His Turf By Dr. Glenn Ericson, Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is immediate past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn

• A Higher Calling : Diocese of Orange Looking for a Few Good Men By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.

• Two Lynwood city council members and the mayor have been... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7

• "We cannot tolerate a situation in which we are losing so...

• Don't Call Him Bugsy By Al Martinez

• Lottery Results

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• An Embarrassing Report Card

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• Midnight Approaches

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• Playing by New Rules

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Flag Burning as Protest

• Mobile Missile Deal Is Shot Full of Holes By Frank J. Gaffney Jr., \o7 Frank J. Gaffney Jr. was a senior official in the Defense Department during the Reagan Administration. This article is adapted from a recent paper by the Center for Security Policy, of which he is currently director. \f7

• Must a Clean Environment Come at the Cost of Jobs? By Stephanie Pincetl, \o7 Stephanie Pincetl is a lecturer at the UCLA Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning\f7

• The Flag Is Fireproof By Hendrik Hertzberg, \o7 Hendrik Hertzberg has been writing the TRB column in the New Republic. \f7 Amid the current hysteria an important ontological point has been overlooked: You can't burn the flag. It can't be done. \o7 A\f7 flag, yes. \o7 The \f7 flag, no.

• What They Die for, We Burn By Lee Iacocca, \o7 Lee Iacocca is the chairman of Chrysler Corp. and writes a syndicated column. \f7

• Carlsbad Gives Final OK to Lagoon Project By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Escondido School Board Takes No Action on Reading of Play By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer

• Mental Health May Get Extra $6 Million : Officials Still Angry as County Stays Below State Funding Average By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer

• Religious Revival : City's Oldest Synagogue Being Restored By Maricarmen Eroles, Times Staff Writer

• Raid Nets a Nest of Exotic Snakes at San Carlos Home By Lori Grange, Times Staff Writer

• Researcher Named as Aide to Hayden

• Prohibition Extended for Offending Fences

• Santa Monica OKs $166-Million Budget

• SDG&E Scientists Find Evidence of Activity on Rose Canyon Fault By Anthony Millican, Times Staff Writer

• City Schools Receive Grant for New Teaching Methods By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer

• Hotel Occupancy Tax Increased 2% in Santa Monica By Spencer S. Hsu, Times Staff Writer

• Oceanside Budget Gives Police $18.7-Million, 15-Gun Salute By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Chula Vista

• Descanso

• San Diego

• San Diego

• Man Lies on Trolley Tracks, Is Killed

• La Mesa

• Merger of Harbor and S.D. Police Is Proposed By Igor Greenwald, Times Staff Writer

• Horseshoe Club Buyout Runs Into Another Snag : Gardena Council Puts Application on Hold; Current Owners' License Expires This Week By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer

• Leash Law May Be Real Issue in Hermosa Open-Space Measures By Bob Williams, Times Staff Writer

• Bradley Ends Up on the Grill at Chamber Luncheon By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Interpretive Center Site Next to Madrona Marsh Approved By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Brush Fire Means Fight or Flight in 2 Small Towns By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer

• Panel Rejects 5-Screen Theater in Encino By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer

• County Transit Agency Shelves Plans to Buy Land Along Rail Route By James Quinn, Times Staff Writer

• State Says CSUN Must Reinstate Fired Professor By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Torrance to Vote on Walker Measure, Legal Defense Fund By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer

• Rematch of Battle for Inglewood Council Seat Set Oct. 3 By Marc Lacey, Times Staff Writer

• Slumlord Pays Former Tenants $4,000 Apiece for Relocation By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• Veterans Start Anew in Bid to Gain OK for Korean War Memorial By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• Sand Canyon Health Study : No Toxics Link Found in 4 Cancer Deaths By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Pollution Found in Well at Bermite Plant Site By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer

• Jury Acquits Man of 2 Slayings, Cites Witness's Inconsistencies By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• House OKs Money for Lake at Hansen Dam By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach Harbor Commission to Upgrade Board Room for $1 Million By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• Legal Video Series Donated to Library

• Builder Gives $25,000 From Lawsuit for Public Works By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer

• Ban on Mobile-Home Park Closings Extended

• Couple Get 6 Months in Swindling Scheme

• Driver Convicted of Murder in Fatal Crash

• Council Panel Changes Zoning at Woodland Hills Church Site

• New Look at Business Tax

• Santa Clarita Restricts Billboard Size, Sites

• Neighbors Share Transit Funds

• Toxic Fumes Vanish, but Fear Lingers By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer

• Cal State Professor, Fired Over Raffle, Ordered Reinstated By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Deputies Face Discipline in Burning of Crosses at Jail By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer

• 1,100 Attend Manning Rites at St. Vibiana By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• Records Show Blast Suspect's Fixation on Guns, Fireworks By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer

• On the Trail of Sign Scofflaws : Weekend Ads Proliferate Despite Efforts of City By Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Parents Caught in Tug of War Over Bilingual Schooling By Richard Lee Colvin, Times Staff Writer

• Council Approves Central Agency for Environment Policy By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• New Center Will Focus on Aging

• Couple Jailed for Swindles 2nd Time

• "I don't know what their (the smugglers) plans are now...

• 2 Officers, Civilian Charged in Bar Brawl

• Galanter Proposes Foam Packaging Ban

• Tanker Spills 1,500 Gallons of Crude Oil

• Escalante's Math Program to Expand

• County Stops Buying Land on Rail Route

• Mother Held in Death of Daughter, 11

• House OKs Funds to Restore Lake

• Ferraro Asks Support for Flag Amendment

• Passengers Stalled as Airline Hits Rough Times By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer

• Transients Sent to Mission's Back Door : Front Entrance Closed for Funeral but Most of the Men Don't Mind By Darrell Dawsey, Times Staff Writer

• Fire and Smoke Force 285 to Flee Medical Building By Michele Fuetsch, Times Staff Writer

• Bias Case Dropped as Marshal Posts Policy By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

• INS Will Broaden Its Airport Sweeps for Illegal Aliens By Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer

• Jet Hits Truck on Tarmac From United Press International

• Extra $4.1 Million : Mental Health Funds May Get State Boost By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer

• 'Going to Be Walking' : Upbeat Man Fights Back From Injury By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Mayor of Anaheim Announces a New Site for Sports Arena By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer

• Friendship Flight : Tony Circles the Globe : For Boy Pilot, Family It's a Red-Letter Day in Red Square By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Anaheim : 3 Hurt as Car Hits School Van at Light

• Newport Beach : Municipal Judge Cleared of Wrongdoing by Panel

• Laguna Beach : Parts of Beach Closed by Sewage Reopened

• Westminster : Workers Compensation Issue to Be Discussed

• Brea : Remains Identified as Those of Missing Man

• El Toro : Panel OKs Bill Barring Civilian Use of MCAS

• Countywide : Jail Escapee Accepts Extradition From S.D.

• Pregnancy 'Crisis' Conference Urged By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Lawmaker Seeks Aid for Burma Students By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer

• INS Sweeps Extended to John Wayne Airport By Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer

• 4 Murder Suspects in Fullerton Street Attack Are Released By Kevin O'Leary, Times Staff Writer

• Bay Buchanan Defends Campaign Consultant By Claudia Luther, Times Political Writer

• April 7 Quake Was Centered at Newport Dunes Lagoon

• Board Tentatively OKs Incomplete County Budget By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Labels Bosch a Terrorist : Plan to Deport Castro Foe Angers Cubans in Miami By Barry Bearak, Times Staff Writer

• Panel Cuts $800 Million in Stealth Bomber Funds By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer

• Baseball and the Courts : Czar's Power Put to Test in Rose Case By Ted Rohrlich, Times Legal Affairs Writer

• Economic Index Decline Renews Recession Fears By Oswald Johnston, Times Staff Writer

• House to Push for Sanctions Against China By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer

• Japan Trade Deal Averts Sanctions : Tokyo Agrees to Expanded Sales of U.S. Telecommunications Equipment By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• State Gets a D on Report Card on Children By Claire Spiegel, Times Staff Writer

• Pyongyang Hosts Youth Festival : World Gets Rare Peek at N. Korea--and Vice Versa By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Links Oppression in China, Economic Ties By Jack Nelson and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers

• The World

• 16,000 Offshore Drilling Violations Cited : Lawmaker Reveals Oil Firms Have Not Faced Any Civil Penalties in 6 Years By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Young American Flier Draws Hundreds of Curious in Red Square By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer

• Assembly OKs Budget; Some Issues Still Unresolved By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Defendants Walk Because Too Few Judges Are Sitting By Meg Sullivan, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Brush Fires Char 10,700 Acres and Destroy 7 Homes By Nancy Wride and Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writers

• Brown Wins Test on Auto Insurance By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer

• From Soldier to Spy: A Baffling About-Face By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer

• 'Workfare' for Parents of 3-Year-Olds Approved By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

• Lake Elsinore Fire Chars 4,000 Acres By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer

• Efforts to Get Cease-Fire in Logging Battle Break Down By Mark A. Stein, Times Staff Writer

• Court Says U.S. Has Final Power Over Guardsmen From Associated Press

• He 'Freaked Out' at Meeting, Party Aide Says : Japan Premier Denies He Plans to Quit From Times Wire Services

• U.S. Envoy Slain in Grenada Rampage From Times Wire Services

• Israelis Kill Suspect in Abduction of American By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• He 'Freaked Out' at Meeting, Party Aide Says : Japan Premier Denies He Plans to Quit From the Washington Post

• S. Africa's Ruling Party Proposal Calls for Reform From The Washington Post

• KGB Chief Says Defector, Born in Indiana, Was Recruited While in Navy By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• White House Seeks Broader Influence in Africa : Bush to Meet With Zaire's President and South African Anti-Apartheid Leader By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer

• Founder of State Had Been Above Criticism : Soviets Print Novel Assailing Lenin From Associated Press

• Key Tamil Rebel Group Agrees to End Sri Lanka Hostilities From United Press International

• He's Trying to Nurture Democracy, S. Korean Leader Says By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer

• Beijing Calls Envoys Home in Campaign to Repair Its Image By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer

• China's Jiang Gets Gorbachev Congratulations From Times Wire Services

• Bolivians: They're 'Trolls' to Him From Associated Press

• Fighter Pilot Ejects Safely From United Press International

• Three Carolina Troopers Quit, 2 Fired for Steroids From United Press International

• Excerpts: Bush Satisfied With Intelligence on China

• House Approves Money to Build Super Collider From Associated Press

• President Doggedly Defends Millie By David Lauter, Times Staff Writer

• House Passes Bill to Free Mother Jailed Two Years in Custody Case From Associated Press

• Storm Floods Hundreds of Homes in Louisiana From Associated Press

• House Probe Focusing on Fraud in HUD Co-Insurance Program By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer

• Defense Official Keeps Job From Associated Press

• GOP Gives Reagan $150,000 a Year to Pay Staff Salaries From the Baltimore Sun

• Sporadic Gunfire Heats Up Wildcat Coal Mine Strikes From Associated Press

• Specific Pay-Raise Plan for Congress Postponed From the Washington Post

• 7 Convicted as Part of Violent Gambino Crew From Associated Press

• 22 Years Of Major Brush Fires

• U.N. Chief Urges Action on Latin Peace Process From Reuters

• Suit Claims Air Force Exposed Family to Toxic Chemical From United Press International

• Teacher of Year Fired Over Pot Plants in Yard From United Press International

• FDA Reportedly Aware of AIDS Drug Test By Victor F. Zonana, Times Staff Writer

• Abortion Debate Stalls Spending Bill in Assembly By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Senate OKs Wine Industry Bid for 9-a-Gallon Tax Hike By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer

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

• Panel Votes Mono Lake Pumping Curbs By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer

• Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, 97; Seattle Broadcasting Pioneer From Times Wire Services

• Alfred J. Ayer; Noted British Philosopher From Staff and Wire Reports

• Gillespie Won't Accept Campaign Funds From Insurers By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer

• The State

• Girl Found After All Hope Is Lost By Ann Connors

• The World

• The Nation : Captain Charged in Rhode Island Spill

• The World : Bonn Acts to Halt Iran Deal

• The Nation

• The World

• The World

• The World

• The World

• The State : Jail Reunites Father, Son

• The World

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The Nation

• The State

• The World

• The State

• The World

• The State

• Elsinore Fire Burns 6 Homes; 300 Evacuated By Steven R. Churm and Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writers

• Where There's Smoke, There's Fire and Persistent Firefighters By Thomas Becher, Times Staff Writer

• Brush Fire Forces Evacuation of Lake Elizabeth in L.A. County By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer

• 'Ambassador of Dirty Words' Defends His U.S. Envoy Posting From Associated Press

• Cities May Curb Location of 'Adult Theaters' From Associated Press

• NATION : Panel OKs Offshore Drilling Bans \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• SOUTHLAND : Antelope Valley Fire 80% Contained \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• SOUTHLAND : INS Arrests 5 Smugglers and 47 Illegal Aliens in Raid on House \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Abortion Suspense Grows--Justices Extend Session : Court May Tell Ruling on Monday From Associated Press

• NATION : Imelda Sings to Dying Marcos \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Blaze Burns 1/2 Mile From Lake Elsinore : 7,500-Acre Fire 40% Contained; Stretch of Road Closed By Nancy Wride and Thomas Becher, Times Staff Writers

• Flag Ruling Protested in All-Night Speeches From Times Wire Services

• LOCAL : Antelope Valley Brush Fire Burns 2,000 Acres; Blaze 80% Contained \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• SOUTHLAND : Chino Lotto Ticket Wins Jackpot \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• S. African Leader Sees End to Isolation in Black Vote From Associated Press

• Israelis Ignore Criticism, Expel 8 Palestinians From Reuters

• Breaking With Bush, House Votes 418 to 0 for New China Sanctions From Reuters

• Man Burns Flag in Dispute Over Job From United Press International

• Bush to Work on Pay Raise for Congress : Ban on Honoraria, Campaign Finance Reforms Also Sought From Associated Press

• NATION : Wright Ends 34-Year House Career, Leaves Capitol Hill for Ft. Worth \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• NATION : Bush, Seko Pledge Economic Ties \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• WORLD : Palme's Wife Called 'Hysterical' \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• DEATHS : Mitzi Newhouse Dies at 87 \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• WORLD : Lebanon Resumes Ties With Egypt \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• WORLD : Briton to Join Cosmonaut Flight \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Cuba Fires No. 3 Man Over Drug Scandal 'Deficiency' From Reuters

• WORLD : Haughey Defeated; Ireland in Crisis \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Angels Are Left in Tough Spot : With Minton Out, They Can't Stop Indians for Abbott By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• Dodgers Thrown for Loss by Davis By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Wimbledon Roundup : Goldie Locks Connors Out in Second-Round Upset By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer

• As This Evidence Suggests, He Has Had Checkered Career

• National League Roundup : Pirates Overcome Cubs, 3-1 From Associated Press

• American League Roundup : Viola Beats Stewart as Twins Sweep Athletics From Associated Press

• Miami Rowing Club's Eight Gets a Win and a Save in Henley Regatta Associated Press

• Outdoor Notes : DFG Produces 31 Wardens in First Graduating Class By Rich Roberts

• Stripers Hitting at Fast Pace

• NBA: San Diego Effort Too Late : League Official Says Expansion Out, Move Unlikely By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer

• Davis Back in Control as Padres Hang On By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer

• 'OH NO, NOT AGAIN' : The Innings Just Kept Coming Until the Padres Finally Won It, 5-3, in the 17th By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer

• 'Cliff Helped Me Grow Up' : Dana Pagett Credits Basketball Success to Prep Coach By Paul Mcleod, Times Staff Writer

• Illness Rumor May Have Cost Taylor Spot in Draft By Alan Drooz

• Cager Leonard Taylor Goes From Where? to When? and Why Not? By Alan Drooz, Times Staff Writer

• City 4-A Tennis Champion Vince Mackey Long on Potential, a Little Short on Cash By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer

• Steinberg Eyes Amateur Golf Championship : Van Nuys Optometrist Advances to Quarterfinals; Greene Loses in 2nd Match By Rich Tosches, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Woodland Hills West Batters Legion Rival By Regina Anderson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Only the Lonely : 'Aging' Gymnast Develops His Craft Before Audience of None By Regina Anderson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• A PLAYER FOR ALL SEASONS : Ty Leatherman Starred in 3 Sports at Campbell Hall and Set High Standards in All By Rocky Pinheiro, \o7 Special to the Times \f7

• Hart's Walker Accepts UCLA Assistant Post

• American Legion Roundup : West Hills Continues Turnaround by Overtaking San Fernando, 8-5

• Fishing : Deep-Sea Fishing Trip Just What the Doctor Ordered By Dan Stanton

• Things People Do : His Methodology May Seem All Wet, but It Works : 'Sickie' Marcikic Is Holding the Attention of Masters Swimmers in Program at UCSD By Kim Q. Berkshire

• Pat Duncan and Jack Spradlin Among Amateur Quarterfinalists at Pebble Beach

• CIF Rules 'Recruited' Athletes Not Eligible at Christian By John Geis

• He Zigged When He Should Have Zagged : After '88 Problems, Ersin Konuk Will Seek a Better Way in Marina del Rey-San Diego Race By Scott Miller

• Padres Deal Booker to Twins By Bob Nightengale

• Reversing Field : Albert Razo Is Using Football Talents to Leave Life of Drugs, Violence Behind By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer

• Cypress Defeats Irvine in Metro League Game

• Orange County All-Star Football Game : South's Crayton Gets Another Chance to Impress at His Chosen Position By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• For These Runners, Finding Way to the Finish Is What It's All About By Barbie Ludovise

• Timmons Leads U.S. Past Soviet Team in Volleyball Series

• KING'S ROW : Palmer Will Try to Crown His Career on Home Turf By Dan Hafner, Times Staff Writer

• PETE ROSE INVESTIGATION : Nadel Ruling Upheld by an Appeals Court By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer

• WINNING ATTITUDE : Grass Is Greener for Sanchez Vicario After French Title By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer

• The Darkest Sin Isn't Gambling; It's Lying to Fans By Jim Murray

• World Sports Scene : U.S. Expecting to Play in El Salvador Despite Country's Problems By Randy Harvey

• Canadian Olympian Accuses Kersee of Being 'Drug Coach' By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer

• Padres Trade McKeon's Son-in-Law By Bob Nightengale

• FLASH POINT : Frustrated Belcher Engages in Shouting Match With Umpire After 17-Inning Loss By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Excerpts Of Rose's Deposition April 20-21

• Al Franken, Los Angeles track and field promoter, is...

• The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders who quit last week over...

• Hollywood Park Executive Convicted in Antitrust Case By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer

• Browns' Mack Arrested on Drug Charge

• Names in the News

• Joseph Duff, a wheelchair athlete, rolled across the...

• Lawyers for the owners of the Minnesota Timberwolves...

• The Athletics Congress suspended for three months race...

• Motor Racing : Jerry Meyer Is Latest of Bromme's Winners By Shav Glick

• Horse Racing : Get Out of Dodge: Hubbard Selling Interests in Kansas Tracks By Bill Christine

• BORN TO BE WILD : Reinhold Messner--Cream of Climbers--Rises to Top By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer

• Tikkanen's Contract Declared Invalid Associated Press

• ON THE SIDELINES : Harvard Rowers Set Henley Record \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• ON THE SIDELINES : Montes Keeps Title With Knockout \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• ON THE SIDELINES : Jury Allows Woman to Sue Winfield \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• ON THE SIDELINES : Kevin Mack Charged in Drug Bust \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• El Salvador Barred From Hosting U.S. World Cup Game From Associated Press

• Coach Denies Yugoslav Will Join Celtics : But Lakers' Pick Will Be Permitted to Play in NBA From Associated Press

• Muscovites Get Taste of Football: American Style From Associated Press

• Judge Took Gifts From Rose Lawyers, Paper Says From Associated Press

• ON THE SIDELINES : Italian Champ Offered Tyson Bout \o7 From Times wire services\f7

• Sabatini and Garrison Ousted : McEnroe Advances to Third Round at Wimbledon From Associated Press

• Mayor Wishes He'd Said, 'Forget It, Jake'

• Developer Offer Holds Hope for Homeless By Meg Sullivan, Times Staff Writer

• Fillmore's Benefit Bang By Shanna Gowenlock, Times Staff Writer

• Bug Vs. Bug : With Growing Concern Over Danger of Pesticides, Farmers Turn to 'Good Insects' in Fight Against Bad By Denise Hamilton, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Drug Smugglers Focusing on Area, U.S. Customs Says : Agency to Form Regional Task Force to Monitor Beaches, Landing Strips By William Overend, Times Staff Writer

• Teachers' Sign Sends Children Wrong Message

• End Government of, by and for Developers

• Corps of Engineers' Approval Urged : Work on Ventura Harbor Backed By Shanna Gowenlock, Times Staff Writer

• Thousand Oaks Gives Nourishment to 'Urban Forest' By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer

• Arts Council Readies 'Dancin' in the Streets'

• Council OKs 73 Homes as Airport Neighbor

• Oxnard City Golf Championships Set

• Notebook / Sean Waters : Camarillo Basketball a Serious Summer Sport By Sean Waters

• Book Review : A Blueprint for the Art Around Us By Jonathan Kirsch

• An Elementary Step Into a Wider World By Jack Smith

• Garden Soiree a Prelude to Bowl Season By Mary Lou Loper, Times Staff Writer

• * The Board of Directors of Permanent Charities Committee... Compiled by Bea Maxwell

• Karcher, Mondavi, Chasen Hailed by Food Fraternity By Betty Goodwin

• New Conditions on 'Payment in Full' By Jeffrey S. Klein

• Squeezing By With Help of Lemon Law By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer

• Overcoming Your Childhood By Roselle M. Lewis

• Reader May Have to Play Second String By Herb Hain

• Series Marks 200th Year of Congress By Don Alpert

• Book Review : A Political Victim Finds His Freedom By Richard Eder, Times Book Critic

• Rare Andirons in Unusual Shapes Bring Hot Prices By Ronald L. Soble, Times Staff Writer

• AIA Awards a Testament to Excellence By Dirk Sutro

• 'Jail House' Gala Has Lock on Uniqueness By David Nelson

• So Many Jobs, So Few Youths Who'll Take Them By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer

• Dialing Into the Romance of Rush Hour By Vince Kowalick, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• Odds & Ends Around the Valley : Hang-Dog Feeling \o7 Compiled by Marci Slade\f7

• Living in the Past : To caretakers who live in area museums, it's no big deal to share their homes with tours, vandals, ghosts and historical artifacts By R. Daniel Foster, \o7 Foster is a frequent contributor to Valley View. \f7

• Can It Be That in Israel a Funny Bone Isn't Kosher? By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer

• 'White Badge' of Courage : Writing About Combat in Vietnam, Ahn Junghyo Finds Insights Into Changes in His Native S. Korea By Elizabeth Venant, Times Staff Writer

• Hearing Voices: A Call More Common Than Believed By Beth Ann Krier, Times Staff Writer

• That Beastly Morning Ritual : Close Shaves Work Him Into a Lather By Kevin Cowherd, Baltimore Evening Sun

• Man Claiming to Be Deputy Confronts Schulte on TV Show By Ron Russell, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Monica Increases Hotel Bed Tax to 12% By Spencer S. Hsu, Times Staff Writer

• Spot Caters to Pool of Yuppies : New Upscale Billiard Club Chalks Up a Hit With Crowd of Minnesota Thins By Julio Moran, Times Staff Writer

• L.A. Teachers Pact Complicates Talks in Other Districts By Spencer S. Hsu, Times Staff Writer

• Santa Monica : $166-Million Budget OKd

• W. Los Angeles : 39 Awarded Scholarships

• Hollywood : Respite Care Offered

• Culver City : Codes, Hotel Tax Bolstered

• Culver City : Court Lets Mall Plan Stand

• Culver City : Bus Fares Increased

• W. Los Angeles : Hayden Appoints New Aide

• Westside : Galanter and Woo Honored

• Santa Monica : City Hall Staff Will Move

• Santa Monica : Health Counseling Offered

• Santa Monica : Free Counseling Resumes

• Talks Get Factions in Malibu to Stand on Common Ground By Kenneth J. Garcia, Times Staff Writer

• State Senate Extends Life of Mountains Conservancy By Mark Gladstone, Times Staff Writer

• Lab Shut for Misdiagnoses Also Served Out-of-State Clients : Nationwide Alert Planned for Pap Smear Tests By John Johnson, Times Staff Writer

• Long Beach Accused of Gouging Boat Owners Over Marina Fees By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer

• 'Extended Kindergarten' Gives Children Time to Develop By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer

• County Studies Alternatives for Waste Disposal By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer

• CSUN Fears Its China Connection in Jeopardy By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• Bicyclist of the Century Savors His Challenges By Rick Holguin, Times Staff Writer

• Massacre Leaves Exchange Students Afraid to Return By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer

• NOTEBOOK : Beverly Hills Cycling Contest, 2 Sea Races to Highlight July Fare

• Another Arthur Ashe : And Like the Wimbledon Champ, University's City 4-A Titlist Vince Mackey Could Use a Little Help By Ray Ripton, Times Staff Writer

• Fishing : Sand Bass and Calicos Fashion Hot Summer for Anglers By Dan Stanton