What happened on May 19, 1989

NEWS

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

• Mexico Gets Down to Business

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• S&L Bailout

• RESTAURANT REVIEW : A Passel of Personal Picks That Passed the Taco-Truck Test By Michelle Huneven

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• New Breed of Couch Potato Comes to Light: Video Freaks : Movie Lovers Find Happiness in Heavy Daily Doses of Tape By Samuel Greengard

• Gaber's Forceful Paintings Delve Into Culture's Psyche By David Lewinson

• Contra Aid

• MOVIE REVIEW : Taste Takes a Detour in 'Road House' By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

• Youth Camps

• POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ex-Husker Du Bob Mould Offers an Exercise in Angst By Don Snowden

• U.S. Silence on Chinese Protests

• Movie Reviews : 'Cold Feet' Suffers From a Touch of Crass By Sheila Benson

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• Put It to Proper Use

• DANCE REVIEW : Edward Morgan in Arpino's 1977 'Touch Me' By Lewis Segal

• 'A Cry in the Distance' at Theatre/Teatro; 'Sicily's Grandchildren' in Studio City; 'Twelfth Night' at Globe; 'Revolution' at Beyond Baroque By Ray Loynd

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• STAGE REVIEW : 'Absurd Person' Starts as a Hoot By Don Shirley

• Santa Monica By Suvan Geer

• Tow Trucks to Lower Boom on Scofflaws By Anthony Perry

• La Cienega Area By Marlena Donohue

• Restaurant Has Its Work Cut Out in Sign Spat With Solana Beach By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

• Councilman Unveils Plan for Bayfront Park By Jane Fritsch, Times Staff Writer

• The Valley By Suvan Geer

• Sheriff's Share of $1.4-Billion County Budget Is Short of Request By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer

• Huntington Park Enacts Utility Tax

• TV Reviews : Plodding Documentary on Filmdom Dinosaurs By Terry Atkinson

• Carson to Act on Toxic Waste Dump

• How to Hold a Back-Yard Clambake Without Lifting a Finger By L.N. Halliburton

• Food That Comforts at Da Pasquale By Ruth Reichl

• Mexican Consul Joins Talks on Migrant Woes By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer

• Round One of Hal Wallis Case : LACMA Loses Plea for Hold on Sale Funds By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer

• Ethnic Fight Heats Up at Latino Station By Victor Valle, Times Staff Writer

• Divers From City League Took Alternate Roads to Section Meet By Laura Palmer

• Two Girls Win Twice in Swimming Preliminaries

• Reggae Takes Higher Ground in Wailers' Hands By Connie Johnson

• Olympian Young Leads Qualifying at Velodrome

• Carlsbad's Troublesome Third Gives Escondido Tie for Title By John Geis

• Hurt Edgerton: 'Something Went Wrong' By Donna Perlmutter

• VIDEO : $15 Movies Are in the Picture From Paramount and HBO By Dennis Hunt, Times Staff Writer

• VIDEO . . . WHAT'S NEW : Metallica, Woodstock Tapes Coming in June By Terry Atkinson

• At 51, Singer Etta James Is on a Roll By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer

• The arts will come alive at Manhattan Beach's Festival in the Park By Gerald Faris

• Annual Armed Forces Day Parade on Saturday in Torrance By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer

• Pop Music Review : Reggae Takes the Higher Ground in Wailers' Hands By Connie Johnson

• Pop Music Review : Tepper Swaps Weirdness for Song-Serving Simplicity By Jim Washburn

• Victims Identified in Off-Ramp Truck Crash

• Father of Accused Killer Says He'll Hire New Attorney By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer

• Music Compiled by Kathie Bozanich

• Girl Badly Injured in West Hills Collision

• Top-Ranked Harvard Outguns Downey in 3-A Volleyball Semifinal By Jim Coleman

• Sockers Rout Sidekicks, Force Game 7 By Don Patterson

• Stealth Program Should End, Says Ex-Defense Official By Ralph Vartabedian and John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer

• Mixing Phones and Cars Raises Safety Concerns By S. J. Diamond

• Adding Fire to Fuel : Angry Stockholders Join Oil Cleanup Protest at Exxon Annual Meeting By Karen Tumulty and Martha Groves, Times Staff Writers

• Consumer Prices Jump 0.7% in April, Led by Oil's Rise By Oswald Johnston, Times Staff Writer

• Furious Finish Lifts Lawson in City Semifinals By John Ortega, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Royal Edges Campbell Hall, Advances to Volleyball Final By Rocky Pinheiro, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Burger King Splits Budget Between Two Ad Agencies By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer

• Dataproducts' Headquarters, Other Real Estate Are for Sale By James Bates, Times Staff Writer

• THE THRIFT INDUSTRY : Owner of Failed S&L Selling Mansion for Record Price By Gregory Crouch and James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writers

• THE THRIFT INDUSTRY : Seized S&Ls Run Up Big Deficit; Fraud at Many By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer

• In the Playoffs Again : Surprising Harbor Pitchers Boost Hopes By Irene Garcia, Times Staff Writer

• Money Supply Measures Fall: All three measures of the...

• New Loan for Mexico: The World Bank will lend Mexico, the...

• New Airports Sought: Transportation Secretary Samuel K...

• SEC Chief to Resign; Reign Covered Crash, Scandals From Associated Press

• Columbia S&L Stock Jumps on Buyback Talk By Tom Furlong

• Castle & Cooke May Divide in 2 to Form Dole, Real Estate Firms By Al Delugach, Times Staff Writer

• YEARS AHEAD OF HIS TIME : Precocious Dmitri Young of Rio Mesa Hits New Heights With Help of Fighter-Pilot Father By Steve Henson, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7

• Firm Charged With Selling Defective Bolts to NASA By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• Arcadia Bounces Thousand Oaks From Playoffs

• Southern Section Softball Playoffs : Thousand Oaks Pounds Lompoc, 8-1 By Mike Glaze

• Sensormatic Sells Stake in Maker of Scanners From United Press International

• Honolulu Investor Holds 7.9% Stake in Chantal \o7 From United Press International\f7

• Carter Hawley Hale Reports $3.2-Million Quarterly Loss By Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer

• Chrysler to Buy Thrifty Rent-a-Car From Associated Press

• Navy Research Job

• Owners of Mid-Size O.C. Firms Well Paid By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer

• Offer Sends Stock Price Up 20% : Smith International Draws Buyout Bid By John Charles Tighe, Times Staff Writer

• Simi Firm Indicted Over Faulty Bolts for Shuttle By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer

• A Revamped Vic's Limits Choices but What Remains Merits Praise By David Nelson

• Alumni Give In to Burbank School Officials : Cast Agrees to Clean Up 'Grease' By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer

• Man Accused of Taking Gun Into Courthouse

• City Baseball Playoffs Face Quick Death If Strike Persists By John Lynch, Times Staff Writer

• New York Post to Scale Back Its Sunday Gamble From Associated Press

• P. M. BRIEFING : Chevron to Skirt Coastal Channel, Bowing to Lagomarsino's Concerns \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Digital Equipment Delays Raises \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Wall Street Calls Bush S&L Bailout Plan Too Expensive From Times Wire Services

• Dow Rockets 30.98 to 2,501.1; Traders See a 'Soft Landing' From Associated Press

• P. M. BRIEFING : United Orders 16 Boeing Wide Jets \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• P. M. BRIEFING : Canada Cuts PCB Check of U.S. Fuel \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Santa Monica Enacts Building Moratorium

• P. M. BRIEFING : Lockerbie Plans U.S.-Style Party \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Japan Voices Shock Over Efforts to Change FSX Pact From United Press International

• State High Court Refuses to Reinstate Voided La Mesa Gun-Seizure Law Associated Press

• Japan's Small Audio Makers Face an Uncertain Future From Reuters

• Council Hit Over Refinery Plan

• Set Victim's Bed Afire : Man Sentenced to Death in Rape Slaying By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer

• Drunk Drivers to Be Billed

• Playing 'possum Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Deputies Kill Man Wielding Garden Tool By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer

• Bill Limiting Building Near Dumps Advances

• HIGH LIFE : A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Stanford Can Wait, Says Grad-to-Be, 14 By Herbert J. Vidabd\o7 Los Angeles Times\f7

• Scarfs Take the Wrap as Accessory to Fashion By Karen Newell Young, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life

• Cal Lutheran Ousted From Softball Championships

• Sales Tax Revenues Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Orange County Hospital Births--april Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• The Pied Piper of Democracy : Gorbachev Must Ponder His Impact on China--and at Home By Merle Goldman and Marshall I. Goldman, \o7 Marshall I. Goldman is associate director of the Russian Research Center at Harvard University and a professor of economics at Wellesley College. Merle Goldman is professor of Chinese history at Boston University. \f7

• Must a Sense of Impotence Keep Our Masses Silenced? By Richard N. Goodwin, \o7 Richard N. Goodwin, assistant special counsel to President Kennedy and a special assistant to President Johnson, is the author of "Remembering America" (Little, Brown, 1988). \f7

• Initial Steps Taken in Planning for Hoover High Health Clinic By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer

• Council Paves Way for Vote on $3.25-Billion L.A. Budget By Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writer

• Weekend Expected to Be Sunny, Warm

• Cardinal Manning Has Cancer of the Spine By John Dart, Times Religion Writer

• San Diego

• Art Teacher, District Still at Odds Over Injuries By Gerald Faris, Times Staff Writer

• Seamen Battle for Floating Museum Berth By Sheryl Stolberg, Times Staff Writer

• "I'd rather be messin' with my teachers." --North...

• Population of Species at 20-Year High : Hatching of Condor Chick Marks Milestone By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer

• Hazardous Waste Case Brings Fine of $125,000 By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer

• Teacher Charged in Molestation of Boys

• EPA Gives 27 Firms Deadline on Water Cleanup Proposal By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer

• Former Bradley Aide Sues Over Arrest

• Deputies Kill Man After 2-Hour Chase

• City to Ask Halt in INS Raids for Census

• State Sues Lab Over Pap Smear Errors

• Woman's Murderer Sentenced to Death

• Suspect in Murders Faces Reevaluation

• Mother 'Very Shocked' to Learn About Raymond Buckey Inquiry By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer

• Oakland Says It Awaits Raiders-Irwindale Failure By Kenneth Reich and Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writers

• 4 Fatally Shot in Flurry of Attacks Over Wide Area By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Plot Thickens in Drive to Evict Scene of Crime Bookstore, 14 Shops By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer

• Time to Lighten Up After Week of Gray Days By John Kendall, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Bombings in Spain From Reuters

• Bill to Close Santee Jail in '91 Advances : County Objects, Says Makeshift Lockup Not Due to Shut Until '96 By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer

• Rep. Pepper Seriously Ill From Associated Press

• Europeans Warned of Cocaine Influx From Reuters

• 'Mountain Man' Receives Life Term for Killing Hiker From United Press International

• Death Penalty Will Be Sought in Pearce Case By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer

• Suspect's Plea Averts Trial, Reopening of Vietnamese Schism By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• Shots Fired as Police Pursue Robbery Suspects at 100 M.P.H.

• Convicted Marine Tells His Version of Wife's Murder By George Frank, Times Staff Writer

• Getting Serious About Gridlock : Cities Posting Signs Warning of $500 Fine By Kenneth T. Yamada and Kimberly L. Jackson, Times Staff Writers

• Family Tragedy Spurs CHP Officer to Lecture Students About Drunk Driving By Kenneth T. Yamada

• Seal Beach : 1 Killed, 2 Hurt as Car Veers, Flips and Crashes

• Huntington Beach : Plight of Rain Forests Sparks 3,000-Mile Ride

• Officers Don't Have to Look Too Far for Suspect in Theft

• Laboratory Fire Prompts Evacuation at Cal State By Michael Cicchese, Times Staff Writer

• Grand Jury Wants to Halt Spending for Gypsum Canyon Jail By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer

• Crouch Urged to Accept 'Christian Arbitration' of Dispute By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer

• Policy Limits Low-Cost Loans to UCI Hospital By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer

• Turmoil Fascinates Chinese-Americans : Beijing Protests Watched With Worry By Bill Billiter, Times Staff Writer

• Company Covers Pit Full of Toxic Waste : Fumes From 48-Foot-Diameter Pond Irritated Neighbors of Site By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer

• Man Who Ran Over Wife Arrested in Alleged Beating of Her By Lucille Renwick, Times Staff Writer

• Teachers Seek New Talks in Anaheim Strike By Maria Newman, Times Staff Writer

• Voters to Decide Fate of Lawndale General Plan By Louis Aguilar, Times Staff Writer

• State Sues Labs, Seeking $3 Million, Free Pap Tests By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Attack on Terrorism Making Progress--at Last By Robin Wright and Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writers

• Protest Crisis Splits China's Leaders : Use of Force Debated; Party Chief Pleads With Students By David Holley, Times Staff Writer

• FAA Orders Major Repairs for Nation's Older Airliners By Lee May, Times Staff Writer

• Assault Gun Ban Wins Final Vote : Deukmejian's Promised Approval Would Make It 1st Such U.S. Law By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer

• $300-Million Brentwood Project : Getty Center Challenges a Premier U.S. Architect By Terry Pristin, Times Staff Writer

• Grand Jury Rejects Murder Count : Teary Father Not Charged in Death of Comatose Boy By Larry Green, Times Staff Writer

• Decline in Urban West : Hunters: On Vanishing Species List? By Rich Tosches, Times Staff Writer

• Bush Council Urges Low-Key Trade Response By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer

• Negotiations Held Amidst a News Blackout By Sam Enriquez and Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writers

• THE LOS ANGELES TEACHERS' STRIKE : In Plain Language, These 2 See Strike as Another Barrier By Marita Hernandez, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7

• FDA Allows Doctor to Continue Testing Alzheimer's Drug By Janny Scott, \o7 Times Medical Writer\f7

• Construction Worker Wins $21.3 Million By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer

• Legislators Hoping to Spread Around $2.5-Billion Windfall By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer

• Celebrities Figure in Montoya Probe : Ed Asner, Ex-Sports Agent Trope Among Lawmaker's Alleged 'Victims' By Paul Jacobs and Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writers

• THE LOS ANGELES TEACHERS' STRIKE : Continuation Students Hit Hard by Strike By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer

• Atty. Gen. Aide Calls Ezell a 'Short-Termer' in His INS Post By George Ramos and Jack Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Court Lifts Kennedy Order, OKs Abortion By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer

• Tutu Sees Bush, Is Encouraged by 'Openness' From Times Wire Services

• Coup Smashed, Ethiopia's Leader Says From Times Wire Services

• Marcos Suffers Kidney Failure; 'Very Critical' From Associated Press

• Americans Working in Panama Testify to Noriega Harassment From Reuters

• Election No Help to Argentine Economy : Peronist Winner, Incumbent Meet, Discuss Debt Mission to U.S. By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer

• Venezuela General Strike Closes Shops, Banks From Associated Press

• Beachfront Sculpture Is Caught in a Web of Anger By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer

• GORBACHEV IN CHINA: The Communist Summit : Gorbachev Hails China's Economy as Trip Ends By Michael Parks, Times Staff Writer

• Travelers Alerted on China Demonstrations From United Press International

• Bonn Flexibility on Arms Talks Seen From Associated Press

• San Diego

• 'Candy' Could Explode, Britain Warns Airlines From Times Wire Services

• Cooperative, Collective Farms Drop All-for-One Values : Down on the Kibbutz, Israelis Face a Financial Crisis By Daniel Williams, Times Staff Writer

• U.S. Supports Israel's Peace Plan, Arens Says From Times Wire Services

• Hussein Assails Israel's Plan for Arab Elections From Times Wire Services

• Amendment to Bill Calls for Shifting Prison Site From L.A. to Camarillo : Roos Plan Imperils Agreement on Placement of New Facilities By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer

• Dutch Plan for Safe Farming Is Proposed From Reuters

• Police Chief's Killer Executed in Georgia From Associated Press

• Captain Closely Monitored, Exxon Official Says By William C. Rempel, Times Staff Writer

• Exxon Defense Lawyer Arrested From United Press International

• Bible Translated 'For Our Times,' Group Contends From United Press International

• Bennett Gives Students Gruff Anti-Drug Talk By Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writer

• Chief U.S. Marshal Slated to Join Bennett From a Times Staff Writer

• Former Astronaut to Head Space Station Program From United Press International

• College in Illinois Sold for $400,000 at Auction From Associated Press

• Sen. Kassebaum of Kansas to Seek Third Term Despite Pledge From United Press International

• Figure in Child's Death Leaves Mental Hospital From Associated Press

• $1.17-Trillion Budget Plan Gets Final Congressional OK From Associated Press

• Wright Defense Scheduled Tuesday : Panel to Let TV Cover Arguments by Speaker's Lawyers By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer

• Memorial Honors Merchant Seamen

• Services Scheduled for Gay Activist Peter Scott

• Irving Goff; Member of 1930s Lincoln Brigade By Burt A. Folkart, Times Staff Writer

• Stanford President Bows to Demands, Will Increase Minority Faculty Members By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer

• 2 Hurt as Vehicle Becomes Impaled on Guardrail

• Fire at Hamburg Refinery Kills One; Damage Heavy From United Press International

• Assembly, Senate Roll Calls on Passage of Assault Gun Bill

• Flamingoes at Risk as Iranian Lake Dries Up From Reuters

• U.S. Judge Lifts Ban on Logging Granted to Protect Rare Owl From Associated Press

• Teachers in Glendale Postpone Vote on Contract By Martha L. Willman, Times Staff Writer

• Teachers' Strike Notebook : Longshoremen Weigh In With Some Help By Paul Feldman

• Trains Collide; 23 Killed From United Press International

• Viet Refugee's Surprise Plea Averts Trial : He's Pronounced Guilty of Attempted Murder in 1986 Shooting By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer

• The State

• The World

• The World

• The World By Deborah Christensen

• The World

• The World

• The Nation : Storms That Killed 6 Spawn Tornadoes

• Loyola Promotes Its Record in At-Large Bid for Baseball Regionals By Alan Drooz

• The World

• The Nation

• Mira Costa Advances to Title Game in Volleyball By Tim Dermody

• The Nation : Storms That Killed 6 Spawn Tornadoes

• The Nation

• The State

• Dow to Start Playoff Opener for Moorpark By Ralph Nichols, Times Staff Writer

• The Nation

• Agoura's Ferragamo to Play Soccer at USIU

• The State : 2nd Condor Chick Hatches

• Intermark: The San Diego-based firm reported a...

• The Nation

• WORLD : U.S. Sanctions Avoided, Seoul Says \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Israel Wants $2 Billion to Rehabilitate Palestinians From Associated Press

• LOCAL : Sylmar Fire Leaves 10 Homeless \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• WORLD : All Americans Urged to Quit Beirut \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Marcos Dying; Aquino Says He Can't Come Home--Dead or Alive \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Crackdown in China : Troops Sent to Beijing and Students Vow to Defy Them : Party Chief Reportedly Offers to Step Down From Times Wire Services

• LOCAL : Anaheim Man, 18, in Custody After High-Speed Orange Freeway Chase \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7

• NATION : Flying Boards Kill Amtrak Engineer \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Kansas Boy Wins 1st Geography Bee \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Israel Wants $2 Billion to Rehabilitate Palestinians From Associated Press

• China's Top Leadership From Associated Press

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Ike Turner Arrested on Coke Charge \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'

• WORLD : Gorbachev Wins Spain's Peace Prize \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• WORLD : Iran Asks World Court Order on Jet \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Classical Locks of Hair Bring $17,700 \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Town Braced : 1st Lady's Fury on Mitterrand Visit Denied From United Press International

• Does Electricity Keep Thatcher Young? From Reuters

• NATION : Conspiracy Verdict on Nerve Gas \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Speeches Pay Better Than Books, Senate Forms Show From Associated Press

• NAMES IN THE NEWS : Bardot Takes to TV for Elephants \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• NATION : Administration Scraps 'Let It Burn' Policy at National Parks This Year : 'Let It Burn' Park Policy Scrapped \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• 2 in Iowa Blast Reportedly Bought Trade-Off Policies From Associated Press

• WORLD : Italian Premier Resigns Under Fire \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Valenzuela Is Deserving of Happy Ending to His Story By Claire Smith, The Hartford Courant

• Red Sox End Angel Winning Streak at 5 : Boston Finally Beats Witt Again, 5-2 By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• Hernandez's Fill-In Helps Beat Dodgers By Richard Hoffer, Times Staff Writer

• Red Sox Snap Angels' Streak by Winning, 5-2 By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer

• Whittingham Gives Answer Without Blinking an Eye

• Tennis Roundup : Spanish Teen-Ager Beats Connors in Straight Sets From Associated Press

• NCAA Men's Tennis : UCLA Questions Seedings By Thomas O'Toole, Special to The Times

• Fountain Valley's Graham Loses in NCAA Doubles Final Wire services

• At Least, Laker Fans Won't Have to Hear Heinsohn's Analysis By Larry Stewart

• Shoemaker, Like Kareem, Will Have a Farewell Tour

• Presidential Rallies to Win Hollywood Feature

• Baseball Roundup : Athletics Finish Off John, 6-2 From Associated Press

• Rookie Sees No Reason to Complain By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer

• The Preps : Southern Section Baseball Playoffs : Hitting Slump Forces Mater Dei to Rely on Its Pitchers, Pena and Corliss By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

• The Preps : Southern Section Tennis Playoffs : Woodbridge Travels to El Centro for Round 2 By Elliott Teaford

• The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 4-A : Longeway, Kennedy Play Rolling Hills By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer

• The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 5-A : Marina Edges Mater Dei, 2-1 By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer

• The Preps : Southern Section Volleyball Playoffs : Laguna Beach Gets Leveled by Sea Kings By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer

• The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 3--A : Roush Pitches 1-Hitter; San Clemente Wins, 1-0 By Al Preston

• HER LEAP YEAR : El Dorado's Svoboda Getting a Jump on Competition After an Off-Season By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer

• Vote on Santa Margarita Delayed : Decision to Include School in Public League Postponed By Steve Lowery, Times Staff Writer

• Fountain Valley's Weaver to Attend San Luis Obispo

• Golf Roundup : Aussie Is Leader in Colonial From Associated Press

• Community College Regional Baseball Playoffs : Friedman Muscles In on Prominence at Cypress By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer

• Community College State Softball Tournament : No. 2 Fullerton Sets Out to Prove It Should Have Been Seeded No. 1 By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer

• Hess Learns to Focus Her Attention : Titan Outfielder Concentrates on Improving Her Game By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer

• Southern Section Badminton Playoffs : Estancia's Ly, the Top Seed, to Play Today By Larry Nista

• Ted and Yaz and Rice and Yes, Dwight By Jim Murray

• Pincay Blazes a Silver Streak to Top : Jockey Will Celebrate 25th Anniversary of His First Victory Today By Jay Hovdey, Special to The Times

• Fishing / Dan Stanton : Spawning Sand Bass Leap at Any Bait at When It's Twilight By Dan Stanton

• Nordiques Buy Out Anton Stastny's Contract Associated Press

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• SOUL OF SUCCESS : Canadiens' Robinson, Owner of Six Stanley Cup Rings, Imbues Winning Spirit By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer

• Ten British athletes from six sports were disciplined...

• Educator: End Scholarships, Shorten Seasons

• The University of Kentucky basketball program will...

• Jim Crawford of Scotland escaped injury when he crashed...

• Lisa Strawberry filed for divorce from New York Mets...

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• Manager Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds, under...

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• Record-Seeking Trimaran Is Forced to Slow Down by Broken Headstay By Rich Roberts

• The Kings will open their 1989-90 season Oct. 5 at the...

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• TCS Enterprises: Net income rose by 123% to $533,000 for...

• Advanced Marketing Services: The San Diego-based supplier...

• Daughter of Babe Ruth Dies in Connecticut Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : Soviets Elect Olympian Weightlifter \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• IN BRIEF : Fla. Jai Alai Deregulation Rejected \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• IN BRIEF : Hockey Player Acquitted of Assault \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• IN BRIEF : Wilder's Drug Test 'Totally Negative' \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• No. 1 Wilander Upset in Quarterfinal Round From Associated Press

• Steinbrenner Explodes : Yankees Are 'a Bunch of Babies,' Owner Says From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : 2 Yugoslav Stars Shoot for NBA \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Kentucky Put on 3 Years' Probation : NCAA Bans Postseason Play 2 Years, Orders Limited Wildcat Scholarships From Associated Press

• IN BRIEF : 13 Fined for Dodging Cycle Race \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• IN BRIEF : Jockey Navedo 'Guarded' After Fall \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• IN BRIEF : PGA Proposes Tour Hall of Fame \o7 From Times wire service\f7 s

• Roberts Helps Get Padres Up to Speed : His Presence on Bases Is Causing Excitement--and Runs By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer

• Miraleste Ace Fires No-Hitter at Rosemead By Jorge Valencia

• They Take Baseball Seriously in El Segundo By Jorge Valencia

• Valley Sprinter Chasing a Pair of State Titles By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer

• SportScope : High School Alumni to Meet in Benefit Football Game

• Southern Section Softball Playoffs

• Women's Coach Riggins Says SDSU Has Asked for Resignation By Scott Miller

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Butchers, Bakers, Microchip Makers : Enterprises Thrive in an Economic Greenhouse By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Butchers, Bakers, Microchip Makers : Lone Wolves Enjoy Status but Stress Hunts Them By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Fleeing the Corporate World : Dana Karcher, Refugee From Big Firm, Builds His Own Enterprise By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

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• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Staying Just So Far Ahead of the Pack By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer

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• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Expansion Can Lead to Financial Problems; Just Ask John Lynch By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Small-Business Snapshot

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Small-Business Snapshot

• BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Small- Business Snapshot

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