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What happened on May 26, 1989
NEWS
Raymond A. Disney; Elder Brother of Walt and Roy Was 98
Fuel Explosion in Area Hit by Train Kills 3 JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Bolivian Leftists Kill 2 Mormon Missionaries From Associated Press
Kalef Alaton, 49; Interior Designer Lauded for Work on Homes, Hotels
Is It Who or How? What's the Issue? From Associated Press
O'Hair Wants Herself in the VFW and God Out From United Press International
Rep. Lukens Convicted of Sex With Teen-Age Girl From Associated Press
Historian Andreas Hillgruber; Catalyst of Holocaust Debate From Times Staff and Wire Reports
68 Arrested in Raids on Big N.Y. Gambling Ring From United Press International
Headstones Can Tell Interesting Stories MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
San Bernardino Will Sue Pipeline Company, Angered Officials Say KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
J. Arthur Campbell; Changed Teaching of Chemistry
Atty. Gen. Joins Suit Challenging EPA on Pesticides RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Nicaragua Orders Expulsion of 2 U.S. Envoys RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Expressly Oriental BARBARA FOLEY
Californians Win in Bridge Playoff
Commercial TV in Classroom Gets an F From Honig MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
The State
CHINA IN TURMOIL : Fresh Recruits for Student Army Arrive by Rail to Join Beijing's War of Nerves KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Profitable 'Evening With Sam Francis' Aids Medical Research Foundation KEVIN ALLMAN
BOOKS & AUTHORS : Novelist Decides to 'Just Write the Story I Want to Write' DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer and
NATION : Mondale Says He Will Never Run Again, Likes Private Life Too Much From Times wire service s
WORLD : Czechs Retaliate, Expel 4 Britons From Times wire service s
Sometimes Used Is Better Than New KAREN NEWELL YOUNG, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
WORLD : Dutch Official Considers Auto Ban From Times wire service s
Can't Expect Swift End to Arab Uprising, Jerusalem Mayor Says RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
The World
NATION : U.S. Grand Jury Probes Exxon Spill From Times wire service s
His Suitability for Job Is Debated : New Soviet Congress Elects Gorbachev to Presidency MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
CHINA IN TURMOIL : Voice of America Adds Frequencies From Associated Press
Assembly Votes 5-Cent Increase in Gasoline Tax VIRGINIA ELLIS and DOUGLAS P. SHUIT, Times Staff Writers
WORLD : U.S. Extends Warning on China Trips From Times wire service s
The Nation
Kennedy: The Hope and Courage ANN CONNORS
The World
Senate Approves Bill Allowing Random Car Searches for Weapons CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
The State : Salmon Run Prospects Dim
The Nation
The State
The Nation
Wright Expected to Resign From Office Next Week SARA FRITZ and WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writers
Battered Economy : Gambling: Midwest Says 'Deal Us In' LARRY GREEN and TRACY SHRYER, Times Staff Writers
The World
Army Secretary-Designate Leaving Government From Associated Press
John Wayne Airport Traffic Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Vitamins Recalled Due to Ingredients Mix-Up From Reuters
The World
CHINA IN TURMOIL : Europe Legislators Back Protests From Reuters
CHINA IN TURMOIL : 1,300 Foreign Tourists Scrub Trips to China From Reuters
LOCAL : Man Slain in Santa Ana Identified From Times staff and wire service reports
The Nation : Navy Probing Cracks in New Atom Sub
Hard-Liners Tighten Grip in Beijing From Associated Press
CHINA IN TURMOIL : Electronic Network Speeds News Around Globe : Boston Hot Line: Hope From China by Fax, Computer, Word of Mouth DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
The State
WORLD : Bush in Rome En Route to NATO Amid Hints of Troop Reductions From Times wire service s
NATION : Veterans Health Services Cut From Times wire service s
The World
The World
Reformers in Running for Soviet Posts : Lithuania Threatens Boycott, Charges Rigging of Nominees From Associated Press
Synagogue Attack Follows War Criminal's Arrest From Reuters
Book Review : A Close Study of Characters in Transit ELAINE KENDALL
Moderate Arabs Abandon Lebanon Peace Plan Effort From Reuters
Gorbachev Unquestioned Star; Vote Count Is Tedious : In Soviets' New Congress, 'Everyone Wants to Speak' MASHA HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Valencia Teen Denies Charge He Killed Friend in Russian Roulette From Times wire service s
The World
High Court Won't Permit Suits Over Smoking Deaths PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
New York to Moscow Flights Expanded From Reuters
The World
CHINA IN TURMOIL : Looking to '97, Hong Kong Backs Democracy NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
White S. African Sentenced to Hang From Associated Press
Man Faces Jail Term in Ski Death of Girl From Associated Press
The World : Rebels Attack San Salvador
Tales of White House Ghosts, Nancy, Raisa and the Secret Service MAUREEN REAGAN
Hunting Guide Ordered to Pay $2.7 Million for Yellowstone Fire From the Washington Post
Greeting Cards Put New Stamp on Dating Ritual SUSAN CHRISTIAN, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
NATION : Mother Threw Girl to Death--Police From Times wire service s
The World
E.L. Balmer; Chaired Water District Board
BREEDING BIRDS: BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD : BROWN-HEADED COWBIRD (Molothrus ater) Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
The Nation
Teachers Back at Schools; Half of Students Still Out ELIZABETH J. MANN, Times Staff Writer
Rewards of $50,000 OKd in Child Kidnaping Cases CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Doctors Say Honesty Is Not Always Best Policy JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Japan Irate Over U.S. Trade Charges, Won't Negotiate : Threatens to Sue Over Sanctions From Associated Press
Driver License Suspension Passed as Graffiti Penalty CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Air Controllers Still Overworked, GAO Says; Orange County, Long Beach Cited ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Knowledge of AIDS Facts Increases, Study Finds From Associated Press
1st Man on Moon Backs Planned Space Station From United Press International
WORLD : Ex-Nazi Officer Gets Life Sentence From Times wire service s
Danish Parliament OKs Homosexual Marriages From Reuters
Watts Towers: Latest Goal Is to Save Creator's Details LEON WHITESON
Teachers, Board OK Pact; Classes to Resume Today LARRY GORDON and SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writers
Criminal Links to Iowa a Possibility, Navy Says : Service Contends Sailors' Ruptured Friendship May Have Led to Thoughts of Murder or Suicide MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Thatcher Sees Communist 'Failure' From Times wire service s
Bush Says Japan, India, Brazil Trade Unfairly ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Colombian City's Walls Barred English in 1741 : In Historic Cartagena, a Latin Summit WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Consultant Fee Scheme Denied by Ex-HUD Chief : In Heated Hearing, Pierce Contradicts Testimony by Ex-Aide ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
The State
Britain's Top Law Officer Quits Church Rather Than Repent From Reuters
Exxon Refusing to Pay Oil Spill Expenses, Alaska Mayors Charge From United Press International
VA Hospital Assailed on Care for Homeless Vets LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Britain Ousts 4 Czech Envoys on Spy Charges From Times Wire Services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Queen Visits Kentucky Horse Farms From Times wire service s
Tornadoes, Hail, Wind Rake Midwest, Cause Widespread Damage From United Press International
Fullerton Senior in State FFA Post
Rip-Roaring Price for Remington Bronze From Associated Press
Deng, Li Seen Winning China Power Struggle : Major Troop Buildup Near Beijing May Assure Hard-Liners' Triumph Over Party Chief Zhao DAVID HOLLEY and JIM MANN, Times Staff Writers
Judge, Fit to Be Tied, Sends T-Shirt-Attired Boy to Jail From Associated Press
Child Abuse Report Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Damage Limits in Wrongful Firing Suits Made Retroactive PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Authors Find Inspiration in Imperfection : Two Writers Transform Afflictions Into Novel Characterizations HILLEL ITALIE, Associated Press Writer
Hazardous Liquids Flow in 8,000 Miles of Pipes Throughout California MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Cross Burned at Japanese High School in Tennessee From United Press International
HIGH LIFE A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT : Fear Itself Remains a Powerful Force for Teens MAYUMI TAKADA and and JULIE LEE, Mayumi Takada is a senior and Julie Lee a junior at Sunny Hills High School. Mayumi is an editor and Julie a reporter and cartoonist for the Accolade, the student newspaper.
Beauty and the Beach : Swimsuit Industry Zeroes In on Figure Flattery ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
Make-Believe Shopping Compiled by the Fashion89 staff
4 Israel Soldiers Convicted of Brutality in Arab's Death DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Asian-American Wins Fight for Tenure at UCLA LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
HIGH LIFE A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda--Here Are Some Things That Might Have Been Done Differently
8,000 Miles of Pipelines Cross State MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Indonesia Issues Permits to Hunt Sunken Treasure From Reuters
WORLD : 14 Get Death in S. Africa Slaying From Times wire service s
Folsom Inmate Slain in Brawl; 5 Hospitalized From a Times Staff Writer
13 Drug Dealers Executed From Reuters
Nakasone Admits He Got Windfall Profits From Recruit Co., Denies Wrongdoing SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Driver Kills Bus Passenger in Dispute Over $1.50 Fare From Reuters
Tour de Orange County : Santa Ana River Trail Takes Bicyclists From the Canyons to the Coast BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Pipe Break Threatens Tijuana Water Supply : San Diego Reopens Abandoned Aqueduct to Help in Emergency; Conservation Urged PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Prime Minister Calls Irish Vote June 15 From Reuters
The Nation
For Just $50,000, Leave a Ferrari in Your Rear View Mirror PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Sexual Assault Case Divides Classmates : Some Defend, Others Condemn Attack on Retarded Teen-Age Girl From Times Wire Services
Jorgensen's Pals Want a Lively Farewell ANN CONWAY
Bitter Arab Summit Near Deadlock on Lebanon MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Shake-Up Claims Its 2nd Victim : Maryll Lanvin Quits Fashion House From Reuters
California
Comarco Inc. posted a profit of $354,000 for its first...
Wai Szeto has been appointed vice president of engineering...
Dow Up 11.18, Boosted by Decline in Interest Rates From Associated Press
After-Tax Profits Down: The Commerce Department reported...
Segerstrom Firm Lays Off Workers, Blames Loss at Polls MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
American Stores Co.: The Irvine-based grocery and drug...
P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. Trade Deficit Drops Sharply to $27.6 Billion, Lowest in 4 Years From Times wire service s
BANKING : B of A Recovered Fully, Clausen Tells Holders DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Rostenkowski May Be Ready to Deal on Tax Cut for Capital Gains TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
BANKING : Banks Urged to Add Minority Executives JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Vons to Open New Markets: Vons Cos. will open as many as...
Rohr Industries: Blaming increased interest expenses...
State's Firms See Few Problems in Their Operations in China BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
SEC Says Salomon Bros. Broke Short Sale Rules on Crash Day SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Union, National Steel OK Contract From Times wire service s
Dow Slips 1.28; Market Mixed on Economy From Times Wire Services
Demand Is Cutting Down on Vacancy of Office Space; Rents May Go Up : REAL ESTATE Michael Flagg and John Charles Tighe, Times staff writers
Home Resale Decline Reflects Industry Slump From Reuters
Dollar Sinks After Recent Run-Up; Rate Fears Cited From Associated Press
Nation
American Continental's Sale of 3 Properties OKd STEVE WEBB, Steve Webb is a free-lance writer in Phoenix
L.A. County
P.M. BRIEFING : Toy Town Reborn as Tourist Spot From Times wire service s
New Options Rules: The SEC said it has approved a...
P.M. BRIEFING : Vegas' Message--There's Gasoline From Times wire service s
THE ECONOMY : Economy Grows More Slowly Than Expected OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Chase Buys Big Credit Card Portfolio From Times wire service s
Money Supply Rises: The Federal Reserve Board reported...
Firm Ailing? Just Call for Outside Help JANE APPLEGATE
AIRLINES : Other Carriers May Back NWA Bid by Pan Am DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Argentine Economic Czar Sworn In, Vows Fight From Reuters
New Venture for Company : Koll to Start Developing, Buying Shopping Centers MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Spending Surges 1.1% in April : Biggest Rise Since June; Personal Income Up .4% From Associated Press
Real Estate Michael Flagg and John Charles Tighe, Times staff writers
Ford Idles New Jersey Plant: Slumping sales of small cars...
L.A. County
LIN Plans Spinoff: LIN Broadcasting Corp., which has...
AIRLINES : Jubilant Real Estate Magnate Will Rename, Paint Eastern's Line : Trump Ready to Take Over Shuttle ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Ruderman Settles With SEC: Former Business Week radio...
Cable TV Swap Planned: Times Mirror Co., the owner of the...
P.M. BRIEFING : BBC Hit by Fourth One-Day Strike From Times wire service s
SEC Says Salomon Broke Trading Rules on Crash Day SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
American Stores Co., the Irvine-based grocery and...
P.M. BRIEFING : Ford Hints Interest in Jaguar From Times wire service s
FIRST EDITION : After 67 years, Reader's Digest is planning its first stock offering. AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Nichols Institute to Acquire Oregon Lab Firm JOHN CHARLES TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Suzuki Decides to Put Its Ad Account Up for Grabs BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Sharper Image Corp.: The San Francisco-based company...
Albertson's Inc.: The Boise, Ida.-based grocery and drug...
Matsui Seeks to Close Tax Loophole for Utilities BRIAN COUTURIER, Times Staff Writer
Mary Kay Vice Chairman Expresses Interest in Avon From Reuters
Shareholders of United Artists Communications and United...
Karcher Executive Sought OK for Stock Sale, Jury Told MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Teachers' Strike Left Consumers Feeling Helpless S. J. DIAMOND
Quiksilver Inc., a Newport Beach beachwear company...
Fluor Daniel Awarded $84-Million Contract for Work on Paper Mill JOHN O'DELL
Ariane Rocket to Take Off Today With Satellites by Ford Aerospace DAVID OLMOS
Regional Headquarters of JVC Leaving Compton for Cypress MICHAEL FLAGG
L.A. Law Firm, One in Britain Form Alliance MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Gradison Resigns as Head of Commerce Commission From Associated Press
O.C.-Sacramento Flights Canceled; Lawmakers Irked : American Airlines Move Gives Monopoly to USAir JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Triton Group: The La Jolla-based holding company reported...
Editor of N.Y. Post Reported Out; Cuts Cited From Associated Press
SPORTS
Prep Pitcher's Win Streak Ends at 53 Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Ex-NASCAR Star Richmond Injured From Times wire service s
SECTION PLAYOFFS : Badminton : Hoover's Lam Is a Double Winner in Individual Finals JOHN GEIS
6 Former Loyola Athletes Inducted Into Hall of Fame Alan Drooz
Champion turf mare Triptych died after running into a...
Section Playoffs : Baseball
Baseball Teams Open Playoff Competition
Golf Roundup : Just Like His College Days, Blake Takes Lead With 66 From Associated Press
Collectors Series Takes Los Alamitos Feature
Last-Ditch Efforts Pay Off for CSUN
American League Roundup : Brewers Finally Catch Up to Stewart and Beat A's, 4-1 From Associated Press
He's Following Dad but Wants to Pass Him Jim Murray
Names in the News
Stop Us If You've Heard This One: Gwynn on a Roll CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Great Day for the Race From Associated Press
Whitson's 7th Keeper: Padres, 2-1 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Volleyball Pros Return Home for $75,000 Venice Open Tournament DAVE HALL
Play Ball! City Section Reinstates 4-A Playoffs JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Football
Tulsa remained in first place in the NCAA Division I...
Indianapolis 500 Notebook : All Crawford's Men Put His Car Together Again MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Boxing at the Irvine Marriott : Puente Comes Back With Convincing Victory STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Dominguez Hills Gains in Golf Meet
IN BRIEF : Jim Finks Makes NFL's Final List From Times wire service s
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : SOFTBALL : 5-A Softball : Thousand Oaks Beats Marina, 4-3 MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Expos Score Enough to Let Sleeping Giants Lie From Associated Press
IN BRIEF : Dibble Appeals Extra Suspension From Times wire service s
Harbor Nine to Open Playoffs IRENE GARCIA
Names in the News
IN BRIEF : Salud Defends Super-Bantam Title From Times wire service s
Scottie Pippen of the Chicago Bulls was fined $3,000 and...
Spring Sports Playoffs : Versatile Lewis Leads Saugus to Softball Win
With Teachers' Strike Over, City Section Will Hold 4-A Baseball Playoffs After All JOHN LYNCH
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : Section Tennis Event Continues
Sockers' Segota Could Miss Opener of Finals DON PATTERSON
UNLV Wins, Advances in NCAA Tourney From Associated Press
White Decides to Compete in Masters Meet MIKE GLAZE
DEJA PHEW! : Lakers Don't Dwell on Past as They Return to Site of Three One-Sided Losses SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Mariners Can't Sign Langston, Trade Him to Expos for 3 Pitchers Associated Press
3 Soviet Stars Are Free to Play for NHL Clubs
Tennis Roundup : Evert Pulls Out of French, May Not Play at Wimbledon From Associated Press
Ex-Raider Buczkowski Signed by Chargers Associated Press
Taking the Air Out of Jordan Hubbub
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : Tennis Roundup : Woodbridge Rallies Just in Time to Hold Off San Marino BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : 4-A Badminton : Buena Park's Long Wait Finally Ends LARRY NISTA, Times Staff Writer
IN BRIEF : Boisterous Calgary Celebrates Cup From Times wire service s
Despite Shivers, He Delivers : Ex-Harbor Standout Warms to Big 10 Baseball STUART MATTHEWS
Bordwell Sets Pace in Golf Qualifying
Roggin Fires Some Shots of His Own Larry Stewart
A View From the Bench : Lions' Backup Catcher Values Team Friendships More Than Playing Time as He Takes Third Trip to NCAA Tournament GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Daley Leaves Magnolia for Fullerton College Job
Tapes Apparently Reveal Johnson Knew That He Took Steroid RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
JC Notes / Irene Garcia : Ainsworth Dazzles as El Camino Captures Title Irene Garcia
CSUN's Gill in Fifth Place in Heptathlon : Freshman on Pace for Lifetime Best in Division II Track Finals JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Wilander Gets Easy Start in French Open From Associated Press
Thousand Oaks Overcomes Erratic Defense to Advance to 5-A Semifinals in Softball MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
College Baseball / Gary Klein : These Potential Pros Make the Question Academic Gary Klein
LMU to Face Oklahoma in Regionals ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Track and Field : Top High School Girl Sprinters to Square Off Again in Masters LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Dorsey, Locke Capture City Championships at Track Finals TIM DERMODY
Area Roundup : Jewish Hall of Fame Will Induct 5 Athletes on June 4 at Irvine
Alberto Juantorena was one of the Cuban sports officials...
City Track and Field : Locke's Girls and Dorsey's Boys Win LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' Goal: No Rest for Weary : Defense That Tired Suns' Kevin Johnson Will Be Plan of Attack in Game 3 Tonight SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Witt, Angels Can't Hold Their Leads MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Mullen Apparently Will Leave Anaheim for Palm Desert Job TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : Sunny Hills Shuffles Deck to Win : Lineup Change Helps the Lancers Defeat Laguna Beach ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Injury Might Sideline UCLA's Steve Lewis MAL FLORENCE
Chris Gonzales shot a five-under-par 66 to pace the USC to...
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : 4-A Softball : Western Bats Getting Hot Just in Time DONNA CARTER
Southern Section Track and Field Masters Meet : Mission Viejo's Fager Wants to Surpass Any Barriers Still in Her Way ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
SportScope : Fram SC to Play Newport Harbor for Soccer Title
Belcher Gets Cushion He Needs From Dodgers, 7-6 JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Johnson Took Sex Pills, Doctor Says From Times Wire Services
Trophy for Great American : Crippled Trimaran Tops NY-SF Record From Associated Press
Azusa Pacific Men Lead NAIA Track Meet
Lawson Roars Past Morales for 3,200 Title MIKE GLAZE
Former University of Florida basketball star Vernon...
It's a Bad Bad Bad Bad World With the Baddest of the Bad Boys Mike Downey
SECTION PLAYOFFS : Baseball : Ball Bounces the Right Way for Castle Park SCOTT MILLER
A Quarterly Report With Fascinating Numbers TOM VERDUCCI, Newsday
Frankie Duarte, 34-year-old Venice bantamweight, has ended...
SECTION PLAYOFFS : BASEBALL : Vidrios Helps Keep Crawford on Right Track JIM LINDGREN
Barracuda Hot Holiday Run Dan Stanton
Southern Section Baseball Playoffs : A Year Later, Kennedy's Hansell Gets Another Shot Against Laguna Hills TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : SOFTBALL : 3-A : Mission Viejo Continues to Surprise With 2-0 Victory Over Montclair DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Flames Bust Ghosts of Stanley Cups Past : McDonald Helps Club Become First Visitor to Win It on Canadiens' Ice TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
SECTION PLAYOFFS : Softball : Howard Makes Things Happen for Monte Vista LAURA PALMER
SECTION PLAYOFFS : Boys' Tennis : Mt. Carmel, La Jolla Are Team Titlists DAVE McKIBBEN
Kentucky would file an eligibility appeal to keep Chris...
Hawthorne Runners Gear Up for Important Masters Contest JORGE VALENCIA
NCAA Tennis Championships : Garrow Survives, but Two More Seeded Players Fall TONY BARNHART, Special to the Times
City Teams Hastily Assemble : Strike Compresses 4-A Playoffs Into One Weeklong Whirlwind STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
SECTION PLAYOFFS : Gymnastics : Torrey Pines Backs Up Talk : Falcons Beat San Pasqual Easily for First Title KIM Q. BERKSHIRE
SIMONS SAY : Dick Simon Calls Shots for Brayton; His Wife, Dianne Simon, for Luyendyk SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Italian Sprinter Denies Taking Steroids From Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Sheen Gains Support in Malibu on Homeless Issue KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Mission Brewery Lives Up to Its Name Again MARICARMEN EROLES, Times Staff Writer
Yearning for Change, Not Democracy : It's Not a Search for Free Institutions, but for Better Leaders DOROTHY J. SOLINGER, Dorothy J. Solinger, a professor of political science at UC Irvine, is the author of "Chinese Business Under Socialism (UC Press, 1984) and the editor of "Three Visions of Chinese Socialism (Westview Press, 1984).
Reactions Differ Widely on Federal Probe of Bradley CATHLEEN DECKER and FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writers
'Agenda for the Next Generation'
$21.5 Million Asked for Recreation Area
Back-to-School Days
Phelps Takes Helm of College District
Road Tax Issue Won't Be Ready for Nov. 7 Ballot STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Vista
El Toro : San Diego Man Held as Burglary Suspect
Honig Gives an 'F' to Education TV Show With Ads MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Trustees Agree to Reopen Contract Talks With Teachers MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
The House
Santa Ana Officer Fatally Shoots Fleeing Suspect
Moving Back From the Precipice Toward Soviet State Based on Rule of Law ALEXANDER YAKOVLEV, Alexander Yakovlev, who was elected to the Congress of People's Deputies, is a professor and head of the Department of Theory and Sociology of Criminal Law at the Soviet Academy of Science's Institute of State and Law. His commentary was furnished by Novosti Press Agency.
Santee
Anaheim Man Sees Chinese Turmoil Firsthand : Banner Year Ends for Doctor LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
A Trade Hullabaloo That Need Not Be JAMES D. HODGSON, James D. Hodgson served as U.S. ambassador to Japan from 1974 until 1977
Even More Courage Needed
Hall Takes Big Money Lead Over Bernardi AMY PYLE and JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writers
California Cuisine's Cooking Combines Creative, Contemporary DAVID NELSON
'Agenda for the Next Generation'
San Onofre
3-Year Term Under Assault Rifle Law
Garden Grove : Updated Traffic System Expected to Save Money
Transportation Research: Tracy Thomas / Los Angeles Times
Public Servants
Somewhere in S.D. Is New Millionaire LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Sought by D.A. : Ethics Panel Won't Take Up Wright Inquiry ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Firm Will Pay for Arts Center Garden HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
USC Gets $1 Million for Biology Studies
Burbank Plan : City Mall Will Borrow Image of City Hall GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Memorial Day Closings
West Germans
High-Tech Traffic System Expanding
'Agenda for the Next Generation'
Mexican Official Denies Son Had Part in Slaying PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Sale of Poker Club Delayed by Council
Commencement 1989
Political Hot Potato : Rights Issue Seen in Denial of Park to Gays KEVIN O'LEARY, Times Staff Writer
A Clear-Cut Case of Nice Weather TERRY RATHER, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Says Part of Roof May Have to Go : Condos' Height Still Up in the Air BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
'Agenda for the Next Generation'
Father Gets 4 Years in Caging of Son, 8
Math-Science High School Proposal Gets Grant BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
VIPs Beam as Arch 'Tops Off' Terminal BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Budget Must Find Room to Add 140 Police, City Orders LEONARD BERNSTEIN and RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writers
Measure on Pap Smear Standards Advances PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Panel Backs Police on Shooting Inquiries RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Victims, Officials Kick Off Initiative to Speed Up Trials JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Controllers' Situation Still Stirs Concern : Work Conditions at El Toro Facility Called 'Very Poor' ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : 5 Schools in County Honored for Excellence
THE PAN-PACIFIC FIRE : Post-Moderne : Building Was Scene of Exciting Times for L.A. Sports Fans EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Taylor Tells Court That Return to County Could Cost His Life DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
San Onofre : Unit Started Despite Problems With Bolts
Youth Charged With Murder in Boy's Death CARLOS V. LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Code of the Wild
You know how it is with celebrities: The bigger they get... STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
Claremont Tries to Stop Suburban Sprawl : 'Bold Purchase' Aimed at Saving Hills JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : County Seeking Money From Fund for Jails
Board Favors Plan to Send Some Truants to Juvenile Hall BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Political Reform May Blur Official View of Ballgame ANTHONY PERRY
Lawsuit Over Pierce College Site : Temple Loses Bid to Collect Legal Fees BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
'Agenda for the Next Generation'
10 Steps to Curb Drunk Driving
Planners Acknowledge Mistake : Uncorrected Zoning Error Angers Church BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Tenants Sue Hotel, Claim Harassment : Owners Seek to Force Them Out, They Say GINGER THOMPSON, Times Staff Writer
Navy Says Theft of Documents From Depot Won't Hurt Security GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
El Cajon
Anaheim : Anaheim Man Killed in Motorcycle Accident
Third Lawyer Appointed to Paduano Case : Attorney Quits Drug-Robbery Defense JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
"We used to hate our teachers. But after two weeks of...
'We remember the people who served who are no longer here.' Gerald Faris \f7
Seal Beach Teen to Appear in Court United Press International
Boy, 14, Arraigned on Murder Charge
Natural Habitat Reconstruction
With $32,000 at Stake, Things Get a Bit Weird at State Science Fair CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
THE PAN-PACIFIC FIRE : Post-Moderne : Plans to Renovate the Auditorium Go Up in Smoke GEORGE STEIN and MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writers
El Cajon
Brakes Put on Auto Shipment : Toyota Decides Against Unloading Ship in San Diego H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Sale of Gardena's Horseshoe Club Stalls ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Junior High Student Who Stabbed Teacher Given 8-Year Sentence CARLOS LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Sharp HealthCare Announces Plan to Build 108-Bed Women's Hospital LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
Ceremonies, Closures Will Mark Holiday CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
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Toddler Gets Her Own Attorney in Wayne-Gionis Dispute ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Support Groups for AIDS Victims, Battered Women
Seekers of Site for New Airport to Take Yet Another Look at Lindbergh RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Shooting at Pay Phone Ruled a Suicide
Teacher Strike's End Brings Joy and Relief to City Schoolyards PAUL FELDMAN and RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Times Staff Writers
A Paper Tiger Out of Touch With the People Only Invites Social Chaos WEIJIAN SHAN, Weijian Shan, a citizen of China, is an assistant professor of management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
2 Sought in String of Holdups, Killing
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Indicted Ex-Marshal Says Favors Mistaken for Bribes MARY LOU FULTON and MARIA NEWMAN, Times Staff Writers
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Korean War Veterans Seek Compromise on Monument SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
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