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What happened on May 19, 1989
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Getting Serious About Gridlock : Cities Posting Signs Warning of $500 Fine KIMBERLY L. JACKSON and KENNETH T. YAMADA, Times Staff Writers
Convicted Marine Tells His Version of Wife's Murder GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
Company Covers Pit Full of Toxic Waste : Fumes From 48-Foot-Diameter Pond Irritated Neighbors of Site NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
2 Bombings in Spain From Reuters
Plot Thickens in Drive to Evict Scene of Crime Bookstore, 14 Shops BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Plight of Rain Forests Sparks 3,000-Mile Ride
'Mountain Man' Receives Life Term for Killing Hiker From United Press International
Voters to Decide Fate of Lawndale General Plan LOUIS AGUILAR, Times Staff Writer
Bill to Close Santee Jail in '91 Advances : County Objects, Says Makeshift Lockup Not Due to Shut Until '96 DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Population of Species at 20-Year High : Hatching of Condor Chick Marks Milestone CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
"I'd rather be messin' with my teachers." --North...
Council Paves Way for Vote on $3.25-Billion L.A. Budget FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Deputies Kill Man After 2-Hour Chase
Turmoil Fascinates Chinese-Americans : Beijing Protests Watched With Worry BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Suspect's Plea Averts Trial, Reopening of Vietnamese Schism ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Europeans Warned of Cocaine Influx From Reuters
Time to Lighten Up After Week of Gray Days JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Teachers Seek New Talks in Anaheim Strike MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
City to Ask Halt in INS Raids for Census
Rep. Pepper Seriously Ill From Associated Press
Shots Fired as Police Pursue Robbery Suspects at 100 M.P.H.
Officers Don't Have to Look Too Far for Suspect in Theft
Grand Jury Wants to Halt Spending for Gypsum Canyon Jail ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Mother 'Very Shocked' to Learn About Raymond Buckey Inquiry LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer
Laboratory Fire Prompts Evacuation at Cal State MICHAEL CICCHESE, Times Staff Writer
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
Art Teacher, District Still at Odds Over Injuries GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Man Who Ran Over Wife Arrested in Alleged Beating of Her LUCILLE RENWICK, Times Staff Writer
Suspect in Murders Faces Reevaluation
State Sues Lab Over Pap Smear Errors
San Diego
Must a Sense of Impotence Keep Our Masses Silenced? RICHARD N. GOODWIN, 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).
Seal Beach : 1 Killed, 2 Hurt as Car Veers, Flips and Crashes
Weekend Expected to Be Sunny, Warm
Death Penalty Will Be Sought in Pearce Case ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
The Pied Piper of Democracy : Gorbachev Must Ponder His Impact on China--and at Home MARSHALL I. GOLDMAN and MERLE GOLDMAN, 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.
Former Bradley Aide Sues Over Arrest
Initial Steps Taken in Planning for Hoover High Health Clinic DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Family Tragedy Spurs CHP Officer to Lecture Students About Drunk Driving Kenneth T. Yamada
Seamen Battle for Floating Museum Berth SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Charged in Molestation of Boys
Oakland Says It Awaits Raiders-Irwindale Failure MARK HEISLER and KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writers
Hazardous Waste Case Brings Fine of $125,000 JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Cardinal Manning Has Cancer of the Spine JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Crouch Urged to Accept 'Christian Arbitration' of Dispute MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
4 Fatally Shot in Flurry of Attacks Over Wide Area CHARISSE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Woman's Murderer Sentenced to Death
State Sues Labs, Seeking $3 Million, Free Pap Tests MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
EPA Gives 27 Firms Deadline on Water Cleanup Proposal MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Policy Limits Low-Cost Loans to UCI Hospital LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Lisa Strawberry filed for divorce from New York Mets...
They Take Baseball Seriously in El Segundo JORGE VALENCIA
Kentucky Put on 3 Years' Probation : NCAA Bans Postseason Play 2 Years, Orders Limited Wildcat Scholarships From Associated Press
Steinbrenner Explodes : Yankees Are 'a Bunch of Babies,' Owner Says From Associated Press
Names in the News
The Kings will open their 1989-90 season Oct. 5 at the...
Vote on Santa Margarita Delayed : Decision to Include School in Public League Postponed STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Roundup : Athletics Finish Off John, 6-2 From Associated Press
Presidential Rallies to Win Hollywood Feature
Red Sox End Angel Winning Streak at 5 : Boston Finally Beats Witt Again, 5-2 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Fountain Valley's Graham Loses in NCAA Doubles Final Wire services
IN BRIEF : Wilder's Drug Test 'Totally Negative' From Times wire service s
IN BRIEF : 2 Yugoslav Stars Shoot for NBA From Times wire service s
Nordiques Buy Out Anton Stastny's Contract Associated Press
Names in the News
IN BRIEF : PGA Proposes Tour Hall of Fame From Times wire service s
No. 1 Wilander Upset in Quarterfinal Round From Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Aussie Is Leader in Colonial From Associated Press
Names in the News
Record-Seeking Trimaran Is Forced to Slow Down by Broken Headstay RICH ROBERTS
IN BRIEF : Fla. Jai Alai Deregulation Rejected From Times wire service s
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 4-A : Longeway, Kennedy Play Rolling Hills DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Red Sox Snap Angels' Streak by Winning, 5-2 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Badminton Playoffs : Estancia's Ly, the Top Seed, to Play Today LARRY NISTA
Educator: End Scholarships, Shorten Seasons
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 5-A : Marina Edges Mater Dei, 2-1 DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Whittingham Gives Answer Without Blinking an Eye
The Preps : Southern Section Tennis Playoffs : Woodbridge Travels to El Centro for Round 2 ELLIOTT TEAFORD
Valenzuela Is Deserving of Happy Ending to His Story CLAIRE SMITH, The Hartford Courant
SOUL OF SUCCESS : Canadiens' Robinson, Owner of Six Stanley Cup Rings, Imbues Winning Spirit TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Hess Learns to Focus Her Attention : Titan Outfielder Concentrates on Improving Her Game ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : 13 Fined for Dodging Cycle Race From Times wire service s
Rookie Sees No Reason to Complain ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
At Least, Laker Fans Won't Have to Hear Heinsohn's Analysis Larry Stewart
Shoemaker, Like Kareem, Will Have a Farewell Tour
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : 3--A : Roush Pitches 1-Hitter; San Clemente Wins, 1-0 AL PRESTON
Ted and Yaz and Rice and Yes, Dwight Jim Murray
Fountain Valley's Weaver to Attend San Luis Obispo
Tennis Roundup : Spanish Teen-Ager Beats Connors in Straight Sets From Associated Press
SportScope : High School Alumni to Meet in Benefit Football Game
The University of Kentucky basketball program will...
NCAA Men's Tennis : UCLA Questions Seedings THOMAS O'TOOLE, Special to The Times
IN BRIEF : Jockey Navedo 'Guarded' After Fall From Times wire service s
Advanced Marketing Services: The San Diego-based supplier...
Daughter of Babe Ruth Dies in Connecticut Associated Press
Community College Regional Baseball Playoffs : Friedman Muscles In on Prominence at Cypress STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Manager Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds, under...
Fishing / Dan Stanton : Spawning Sand Bass Leap at Any Bait at When It's Twilight Dan Stanton
TCS Enterprises: Net income rose by 123% to $533,000 for...
The Preps : Southern Section Baseball Playoffs : Hitting Slump Forces Mater Dei to Rely on Its Pitchers, Pena and Corliss TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Community College State Softball Tournament : No. 2 Fullerton Sets Out to Prove It Should Have Been Seeded No. 1 STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Hernandez's Fill-In Helps Beat Dodgers RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Valley Sprinter Chasing a Pair of State Titles GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Soviets Elect Olympian Weightlifter From Times wire service s
IN BRIEF : Hockey Player Acquitted of Assault From Times wire service s
Roberts Helps Get Padres Up to Speed : His Presence on Bases Is Causing Excitement--and Runs BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Pincay Blazes a Silver Streak to Top : Jockey Will Celebrate 25th Anniversary of His First Victory Today JAY HOVDEY, Special to The Times
Women's Coach Riggins Says SDSU Has Asked for Resignation SCOTT MILLER
HER LEAP YEAR : El Dorado's Svoboda Getting a Jump on Competition After an Off-Season BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Ten British athletes from six sports were disciplined...
The Preps : Southern Section Volleyball Playoffs : Laguna Beach Gets Leveled by Sea Kings CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Miraleste Ace Fires No-Hitter at Rosemead JORGE VALENCIA
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Jim Crawford of Scotland escaped injury when he crashed...
Southern Section Softball Playoffs
NEWS
Grand Jury Rejects Murder Count : Teary Father Not Charged in Death of Comatose Boy LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
New York 'Voguers' TIMOTHY HAWKINS
Memorial Honors Merchant Seamen
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 JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Staying in Control : Franchisees Get Security --but With Independence MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Now Playing: Avant-Garde Movie 'Boutiques' LEON WHITESON
NATION : Flying Boards Kill Amtrak Engineer From Times wire service s
Does Electricity Keep Thatcher Young? From Reuters
Services Scheduled for Gay Activist Peter Scott
Figure in Child's Death Leaves Mental Hospital From Associated Press
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Butchers, Bakers, Microchip Makers : Lone Wolves Enjoy Status but Stress Hunts Them MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Cooperative, Collective Farms Drop All-for-One Values : Down on the Kibbutz, Israelis Face a Financial Crisis DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Coup Smashed, Ethiopia's Leader Says From Times Wire Services
Legislators Hoping to Spread Around $2.5-Billion Windfall DOUGLAS P. SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The World
LOCAL : Sylmar Fire Leaves 10 Homeless From Times staff and wire service reports
The State : 2nd Condor Chick Hatches
Council Hit Over Refinery Plan
The World
Speeches Pay Better Than Books, Senate Forms Show From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Bardot Takes to TV for Elephants From Times wire service s
The Nation
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Diversity Creates Healthy Economy
Assembly, Senate Roll Calls on Passage of Assault Gun Bill
The State
The Nation : Storms That Killed 6 Spawn Tornadoes
Bonn Flexibility on Arms Talks Seen From Associated Press
$1.17-Trillion Budget Plan Gets Final Congressional OK From Associated Press
The World
The State
Business Pulse : Small Business In Orange County
Bush Council Urges Low-Key Trade Response ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Former Astronaut to Head Space Station Program From United Press International
U.S. Supports Israel's Peace Plan, Arens Says From Times Wire Services
The World DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Israel Wants $2 Billion to Rehabilitate Palestinians From Associated Press
Dutch Plan for Safe Farming Is Proposed From Reuters
Orange County Hospital Births--april Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
FAA Orders Major Repairs for Nation's Older Airliners LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Italian Premier Resigns Under Fire From Times wire service s
Amendment to Bill Calls for Shifting Prison Site From L.A. to Camarillo : Roos Plan Imperils Agreement on Placement of New Facilities ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Tutu Sees Bush, Is Encouraged by 'Openness' From Times Wire Services
Hussein Assails Israel's Plan for Arab Elections From Times Wire Services
Flamingoes at Risk as Iranian Lake Dries Up From Reuters
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
WORLD : U.S. Sanctions Avoided, Seoul Says From Times wire service s
WORLD : Iran Asks World Court Order on Jet From Times wire service s
Court Lifts Kennedy Order, OKs Abortion DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : All Americans Urged to Quit Beirut From Times wire service s
Dow to Start Playoff Opener for Moorpark RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Sen. Kassebaum of Kansas to Seek Third Term Despite Pledge From United Press International
Deputies Kill Man Wielding Garden Tool GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Viet Refugee's Surprise Plea Averts Trial : He's Pronounced Guilty of Attempted Murder in 1986 Shooting ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Teachers in Glendale Postpone Vote on Contract MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Expansion Can Lead to Financial Problems; Just Ask John Lynch JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Israel Wants $2 Billion to Rehabilitate Palestinians From Associated Press
Protest Crisis Splits China's Leaders : Use of Force Debated; Party Chief Pleads With Students DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Drunk Drivers to Be Billed
Trains Collide; 23 Killed From United Press International
Travelers Alerted on China Demonstrations From United Press International
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Mira Costa Advances to Title Game in Volleyball TIM DERMODY
Wright Defense Scheduled Tuesday : Panel to Let TV Cover Arguments by Speaker's Lawyers WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Bill Limiting Building Near Dumps Advances
NATION : Conspiracy Verdict on Nerve Gas From Times wire service s
Venezuela General Strike Closes Shops, Banks From Associated Press
The Nation : Storms That Killed 6 Spawn Tornadoes
WORLD : Gorbachev Wins Spain's Peace Prize From Times wire service s
Beachfront Sculpture Is Caught in a Web of Anger TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
'Candy' Could Explode, Britain Warns Airlines From Times Wire Services
Intermark: The San Diego-based firm reported a...
China's Top Leadership From Associated Press
TOP DOLLAR : In Current Buying Frenzy, the Best Things in Life Are Far, Far From Free PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Chief U.S. Marshal Slated to Join Bennett From a Times Staff Writer
Teachers' Strike Notebook : Longshoremen Weigh In With Some Help PAUL FELDMAN
2 Hurt as Vehicle Becomes Impaled on Guardrail
College in Illinois Sold for $400,000 at Auction From Associated Press
Americans Working in Panama Testify to Noriega Harassment From Reuters
THE LOS ANGELES TEACHERS' STRIKE : In Plain Language, These 2 See Strike as Another Barrier MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Sales Tax Revenues Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Decline in Urban West : Hunters: On Vanishing Species List? RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Bible Translated 'For Our Times,' Group Contends From United Press International
Reagan Receives Churchill Award : With Regal Pageantry, Ex-President Hailed for Leadership JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : RISKY BUSINESS : Not All Entrepreneurs Fit the Standard Description JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Crackdown in China : Troops Sent to Beijing and Students Vow to Defy Them : Party Chief Reportedly Offers to Step Down From Times Wire Services
Stanford President Bows to Demands, Will Increase Minority Faculty Members DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Captain Closely Monitored, Exxon Official Says WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
Cal Lutheran Ousted From Softball Championships
NATION : Marcos Dying; Aquino Says He Can't Come Home--Dead or Alive From Times wire service s
FDA Allows Doctor to Continue Testing Alzheimer's Drug JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Celebrities Figure in Montoya Probe : Ed Asner, Ex-Sports Agent Trope Among Lawmaker's Alleged 'Victims' RICHARD C. PADDOCK and PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writers
Police Chief's Killer Executed in Georgia From Associated Press
2 in Iowa Blast Reportedly Bought Trade-Off Policies From Associated Press
Town Braced : 1st Lady's Fury on Mitterrand Visit Denied From United Press International
$300-Million Brentwood Project : Getty Center Challenges a Premier U.S. Architect TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
NATION : Administration Scraps 'Let It Burn' Policy at National Parks This Year : 'Let It Burn' Park Policy Scrapped From Times wire service s
Atty. Gen. Aide Calls Ezell a 'Short-Termer' in His INS Post GEORGE RAMOS and JACK SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Bennett Gives Students Gruff Anti-Drug Talk DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
Japan Center Celebrates Anniversary KEVIN ALLMAN
A Golden Cause Jewelers Van Cleef & Arpels are... Compiled by the Fashion89 staff
HIGH LIFE : A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Stanford Can Wait, Says Grad-to-Be, 14 HERBERT J. VIDABD Los Angeles Times
U.S. Judge Lifts Ban on Logging Granted to Protect Rare Owl From Associated Press
GORBACHEV IN CHINA: The Communist Summit : Gorbachev Hails China's Economy as Trip Ends MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Their Gifts to Charity Are No Small Affair : Modest Bank Accounts, Big Hearts Add Up to Sizable Contributions MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
FASHION 89/Magazines : Tale of Two Editors and Two Magazines : Wintour Puts a New, More Informal Face on Fashion Mags' Grande Dame MARY ROURKE, Times Fashion Editor
Negotiations Held Amidst a News Blackout LARRY GORDON and SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : Men Get No Respect in Oakley Novel ELAINE KENDALL
FASHION 89/Magazines : Tale of Two Editors and Two Magazines : Ex-Vogue Mogul Mirabella Puts Personal Stamp on New Monthly GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Attack on Terrorism Making Progress--at Last RONALD J. OSTROW and ROBIN WRIGHT, Times Staff Writers
THE LOS ANGELES TEACHERS' STRIKE : Continuation Students Hit Hard by Strike ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Construction Worker Wins $21.3 Million JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Playing 'possum Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times: Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Election No Help to Argentine Economy : Peronist Winner, Incumbent Meet, Discuss Debt Mission to U.S. JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Print Shop Pioneers Set Course for Countrymen MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Promotes Its Record in At-Large Bid for Baseball Regionals Alan Drooz
LOCAL : Anaheim Man, 18, in Custody After High-Speed Orange Freeway Chase From Times staff and wire service reports
Marcos Suffers Kidney Failure; 'Very Critical' From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Ike Turner Arrested on Coke Charge From Times wire service s
Agoura's Ferragamo to Play Soccer at USIU
NATION : Kansas Boy Wins 1st Geography Bee From Times wire service s
Closing In on the Mystery of Chiron Isaac Asimov
Exxon Defense Lawyer Arrested From United Press International
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Butchers, Bakers, Microchip Makers : Enterprises Thrive in an Economic Greenhouse JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
The World
Fire at Hamburg Refinery Kills One; Damage Heavy From United Press International
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Classical Locks of Hair Bring $17,700 From Times wire service s
Assault Gun Ban Wins Final Vote : Deukmejian's Promised Approval Would Make It 1st Such U.S. Law CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Restaurateur's Goal Was to 'Make It on My Own' JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Staying Just So Far Ahead of the Pack MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Irving Goff; Member of 1930s Lincoln Brigade BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG DREAMS : Great Sailsmanship Allows Couple to Work and Play JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Scarfs Take the Wrap as Accessory to Fashion KAREN NEWELL YOUNG, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Big or Small Firm? Worker Rewards Differ : Insurance, Other Extras--but Less Flexibility--Come With Larger Companies MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Set Victim's Bed Afire : Man Sentenced to Death in Rape Slaying SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, 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 : Foes of Tighter Rein on County Growth Outnumber Backers MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS PULSE : SMALL BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY : Small-Business Snapshot
ENTERTAINMENT
Olympian Young Leads Qualifying at Velodrome
DANCE REVIEW : Edward Morgan in Arpino's 1977 'Touch Me' LEWIS SEGAL
VIDEO : $15 Movies Are in the Picture From Paramount and HBO DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
S&L Bailout
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
Mexican Consul Joins Talks on Migrant Woes GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
Dance Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
U.S. Silence on Chinese Protests
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Contra Aid
Art Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Huntington Park Enacts Utility Tax
The Valley SUVAN GEER
Mexico Gets Down to Business
Bradley: 'Not Yet Enough'
La Cienega Area MARLENA DONOHUE
Youth Camps
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Reggae Takes Higher Ground in Wailers' Hands CONNIE JOHNSON
Food That Comforts at Da Pasquale RUTH REICHL
Sheriff's Share of $1.4-Billion County Budget Is Short of Request LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Gaber's Forceful Paintings Delve Into Culture's Psyche David Lewinson
Victims Identified in Off-Ramp Truck Crash
TV Reviews : Plodding Documentary on Filmdom Dinosaurs TERRY ATKINSON
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Hurt Edgerton: 'Something Went Wrong' DONNA PERLMUTTER
Music Kathie Bozanich
Put It to Proper Use
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Councilman Unveils Plan for Bayfront Park JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Movie Reviews : 'Cold Feet' Suffers From a Touch of Crass SHEILA BENSON
RESTAURANT REVIEW : A Passel of Personal Picks That Passed the Taco-Truck Test MICHELLE HUNEVEN
Pop Music Review : Tepper Swaps Weirdness for Song-Serving Simplicity JIM WASHBURN
At 51, Singer Etta James Is on a Roll MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Divers From City League Took Alternate Roads to Section Meet LAURA PALMER
Carson to Act on Toxic Waste Dump
Girl Badly Injured in West Hills Collision
New Breed of Couch Potato Comes to Light: Video Freaks : Movie Lovers Find Happiness in Heavy Daily Doses of Tape SAMUEL GREENGARD
Pop Music Review : Reggae Takes the Higher Ground in Wailers' Hands CONNIE JOHNSON
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ex-Husker Du Bob Mould Offers an Exercise in Angst DON SNOWDEN
STAGE REVIEW : 'Absurd Person' Starts as a Hoot DON SHIRLEY
Annual Armed Forces Day Parade on Saturday in Torrance JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica SUVAN GEER
Restaurant Has Its Work Cut Out in Sign Spat With Solana Beach ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
'A Cry in the Distance' at Theatre/Teatro; 'Sicily's Grandchildren' in Studio City; 'Twelfth Night' at Globe; 'Revolution' at Beyond Baroque RAY LOYND
Carlsbad's Troublesome Third Gives Escondido Tie for Title JOHN GEIS
The arts will come alive at Manhattan Beach's Festival in the Park Gerald Faris
Ethnic Fight Heats Up at Latino Station VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
Top-Ranked Harvard Outguns Downey in 3-A Volleyball Semifinal JIM COLEMAN
Two Girls Win Twice in Swimming Preliminaries
Father of Accused Killer Says He'll Hire New Attorney CARLOS V. LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Round One of Hal Wallis Case : LACMA Loses Plea for Hold on Sale Funds ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Tow Trucks to Lower Boom on Scofflaws ANTHONY PERRY
How to Hold a Back-Yard Clambake Without Lifting a Finger L.N. HALLIBURTON
VIDEO . . . WHAT'S NEW : Metallica, Woodstock Tapes Coming in June TERRY ATKINSON
MOVIE REVIEW : Taste Takes a Detour in 'Road House' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
BUSINESS
Japan Voices Shock Over Efforts to Change FSX Pact From United Press International
Japan's Small Audio Makers Face an Uncertain Future From Reuters
Southern Section Softball Playoffs : Thousand Oaks Pounds Lompoc, 8-1 MIKE GLAZE
New York Post to Scale Back Its Sunday Gamble From Associated Press
A Revamped Vic's Limits Choices but What Remains Merits Praise David Nelson
In the Playoffs Again : Surprising Harbor Pitchers Boost Hopes IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Dow Rockets 30.98 to 2,501.1; Traders See a 'Soft Landing' From Associated Press
Owners of Mid-Size O.C. Firms Well Paid JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
P. M. BRIEFING : United Orders 16 Boeing Wide Jets From Times wire service s
Consumer Prices Jump 0.7% in April, Led by Oil's Rise OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Honolulu Investor Holds 7.9% Stake in Chantal From United Press International
Mixing Phones and Cars Raises Safety Concerns S. J. DIAMOND
Columbia S&L Stock Jumps on Buyback Talk TOM FURLONG
Navy Research Job
P. M. BRIEFING : Digital Equipment Delays Raises From Times wire service s
THE THRIFT INDUSTRY : Seized S&Ls Run Up Big Deficit; Fraud at Many ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Stealth Program Should End, Says Ex-Defense Official RALPH VARTABEDIAN and JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Sensormatic Sells Stake in Maker of Scanners From United Press International
New Airports Sought: Transportation Secretary Samuel K...
State High Court Refuses to Reinstate Voided La Mesa Gun-Seizure Law Associated Press
City Baseball Playoffs Face Quick Death If Strike Persists JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Castle & Cooke May Divide in 2 to Form Dole, Real Estate Firms AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Wall Street Calls Bush S&L Bailout Plan Too Expensive From Times Wire Services
Sockers Rout Sidekicks, Force Game 7 DON PATTERSON
Chrysler to Buy Thrifty Rent-a-Car From Associated Press
Offer Sends Stock Price Up 20% : Smith International Draws Buyout Bid JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
P. M. BRIEFING : Canada Cuts PCB Check of U.S. Fuel From Times wire service s
Simi Firm Indicted Over Faulty Bolts for Shuttle STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia Bounces Thousand Oaks From Playoffs
Royal Edges Campbell Hall, Advances to Volleyball Final ROCKY PINHEIRO, Times Staff Writer
Dataproducts' Headquarters, Other Real Estate Are for Sale JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Carter Hawley Hale Reports $3.2-Million Quarterly Loss DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
P. M. BRIEFING : Lockerbie Plans U.S.-Style Party From Times wire service s
P. M. BRIEFING : Chevron to Skirt Coastal Channel, Bowing to Lagomarsino's Concerns From Times wire service s
SEC Chief to Resign; Reign Covered Crash, Scandals From Associated Press
Alumni Give In to Burbank School Officials : Cast Agrees to Clean Up 'Grease' GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
New Loan for Mexico: The World Bank will lend Mexico, the...
Adding Fire to Fuel : Angry Stockholders Join Oil Cleanup Protest at Exxon Annual Meeting KAREN TUMULTY and MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writers
Money Supply Measures Fall: All three measures of the...
Santa Monica Enacts Building Moratorium
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