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What happened on November 27, 1989
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Science / Medicine : THE MAN AND THE River : Environment: Engineer Hsieh Wen Shen has a solution to undoing ecological disaster wrought in the Everglades when a concrete canal replaced the Kissimmee River a decade ago: Put back the river. THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Experimental Drug Targets Colon Cancer THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
3 Parades March to Beats of Different Drummers : Celebrations: They threw a Christmas party in the streets of East Los Angeles and Hollywood on Sunday. But in Pasadena they tossed tortillas at the annual Doo Dah procession. IRENE CHANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : Her Work Is Not an Ivory-Tower Project LESLIE HERZOG
King/Drew Medical Center Needs Strength of Its Own Boards : Hospital: Solid funding and independent governance would help provide good health care and jobs to the inner city. ROBERT J. SCHLEGEL, Dr. Robert Schlegel is chairman and professor in the pediatrics department of Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center in Watts. and
FULLERTON : Stop Signs Planned to Deter Commuters TOM MCQUEENEY
Science / Medicine : Corporate America Makes an Effort to Shape Up From the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter and
Man Killed as Motorcycle Skids
Lighter Burdens, but Greater Influence : The Summit: Gorbachev rehearses the strategy that worked for him before: Be nice, realistic--and alert for traps. ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is vice president for regional programs and director of European studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Redevelopment Plan Progress Reported JOHN PENNER
County to Stage Toxics Collection
Shot Kills Woman in Ocean Beach
Driver Dies After Pickup Hits Tree
Lottery Results
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : ALCOHOLISM : Bottle Fast Escape, but Death Catches Up CHRISTINE MOUNT, Christine Mount is an English major at UC Irvine
ORANGE : Recycling Charge Exemption Granted
Bishop Bars Rite for Killea
Facing Facts in Africa
Expatriates, but Not by Much : 2 Find Haven From Rat Race Within Holler of U.S. Border JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science / Medicine : Safer Test Developed for Genetic Defects in Fetus Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Fix the Job, Not the Worker : Labor: If industries are allowed to bar fertile women from 'dangerous' jobs, similar restrictions by race and ethnicity may follow. JOAN E. BERTIN, Joan E. Bertin is associate director of the womens' rights project of the American Civil Liberties Union and has assisted many challenges to these employment rules. and
Holiday Auto Toll at 6; LAX Surprised by Light Traffic STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science / Medicine : Carbon Monoxide Dangers Studied Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
LA HABRA : More Roadblocks Planned by Police DAVID F. BURKE
Science / Medicine : Central U.S. Warned to Gird for Major Quake by 2030 VINCENT DEL GIUDICE, Del Giudice is science editor for United Press International.
Do We Need All These Bags and Bottles? : Garbage: We need to go to the source to make a real dent in our mountains of trash. That means getting rid of a lot of plastic and packaging. LOUIS BLUMBERG and ROBERT GOTTLIEB, Louis Blumberg and Robert Gottlieb are the authors of "War on Waste: Can America Win Its Battle With Garbage?" (Island Press).
Science / Medicine : Bizarre Cases Leave Clues to How Our Memory Works : Research: Victims of certain brain disorders have problems differentiating simple objects. Further study may lead to treatments for head injuries and strokes. RICK WEISS, Reprinted from Science News magazine
Philippines
Let the Los Angeles Go Green to the Sea : River: It no longer flows only when it's raining Katz and dogs, so wildlife and people are discovering its possibilities as a source of life and beauty. LEWIS MacADAMS, Lewis MacAdams is one of the directors of the Friends of the Los Angeles River.
Here They Shed the City and Dance Into Their Jewish Past LESLIE BERGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HACIENDA HEIGHTS : A Buddhist Outpost for Southland DAVID F. BURKE
An Ethics Code Worth Pride
Science / Medicine : Eardrum Theory Put in Doubt Compiled from Times staff and wire reports.
Man's Trial to Begin in Death of Companion : Justice: The 25-year-old says his ailing benefactor, 73, wanted to die. Police say he killed her for an inheritance. AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
S.D. Has Little Political Clout on State Panels : Power: Despite it's size, San Diego County has few representatives on the commissions and boards that make key decisions in Sacramento. RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : IMMIGRATION : Courts, INS Could Knock Out Important Players in Drug Trade DAVID O. CARTER, David O. Carter is a judge on the Orange County Superior Court where he is assistant presiding judge of the criminal panel. and
Hundreds Pray for Cease-Fire in El Salvador JIM NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
S.D. Will Surely Send a Thank-You for Being Named to Polite City List ANTHONY PERRY
The Greening of Santa Ana's Miguel Pulido : Politics: Some constituents say the councilman's new conciliatory style means he has learned to be a leader. But others suggest that he has abandoned his role as Latino spokesman. LILY ENG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science / Medicine : AIDS Reporting Found Deficient Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Let the Defense Debate Out of the Bag : Military: Bush's business-as-usual crowd needs to acknowledge that our needs are changing and Gorbachev-driven. LES ASPIN, Les Aspin (D-Wis.) is chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.
It's Kilt by Association Steve Padilla
Special Delivery : Group Flies Much-Needed Gifts From Van Nuys to Mexican Town TRACEY KAPLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Airplane Comfort
Thankfully, Holiday Travel Not Bad ERICH LICHTBLAU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FULLERTON : Welfare Office Site Rejected by Council TOM McQUEENEY
Clean Sweep Isn't Cheap : Services: It has been almost 15 years since the Los Angeles City Council added streets to the city's posted sweeping schedule. DEAN MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pregnancy Doesn't Count for Two in Car-Pool Lanes ERIC BAILEY
Al's Bar--a Stage for the Eclectic : Neighborhoods: As Al's National Theater, the former trucker's saloon sees itself as a gathering place for artists, experimental theater and musicals. But it is not altogether successful. SCOTT HARRIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Some Day-Care Centers Have Plenty of Openings : Child Care: While shortage nationwide has been called a crisis, supply exceeds demand in some areas of Orange County. LYNN SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Steelers Sink Miami in Rain Game, 34-14 : Pittsburgh: A flood of 34 points follows downpour and wipes out the Dolphins. From Associated Press
A Tennis Susie-Come-Lately Eagerly Eyes the Over-40 Crowd : Tennis: It was love at first serve for Susie Patterson when she finally picked up a racket. Now she has to overcome her peers' superior experience with her own athleticism. DAVE McKIBBEN
Testaverde-to-Carrier Pass Carries Bucs, 14-13 From Associated Press
Rosen, Jacket Elected as Olympic Coaches
NCAA WATER POLO : Smoot Leads UC Irvine to Championship From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Vols Move Into Solid 1st Place From Times Wire Services
GREY CUP : Roughriders Rally to Capture a Wild One, 43-40 From Associated Press
No Offense, But Chargers Are Without One : NFL: It was a familiar scenario: The defense played well, the offense didn't and a late drive--this time by the Colts--led to defeat. BRIAN HEWITT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clippers Steal Show From Jordan, 120-96 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Patriots' Test Proves the Mettle of Beuerlein : Raiders: Hobbled quarterback picks up the offensive slack in a 24-21 win over New England. MARK HEISLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Desormeaux One Shy of McCarron Record From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Pavarotti to Sing at Cup Draw From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Villanova Can't Stop Louisville From Associated Press
Betting With Bob
Lakers Blast Spurs, Avenge Only Defeat SAM McMANIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Spotlight : A Glance At This Week In The Nfl
THE SIDELINES : Pettis Guaranteed $2.66 Million From Times Wire Services
Kings Work Overtime, Extend Streak : Hockey: L.A. runs its unbeaten string to seven games with 3-3 tie against Vancouver. TRACY DODDS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SIDELINES : U.S. Soccer Barely Scores on TV From Times Wire Services
UC Irvine Captures Goodwill Regatta
Fullerton Wrestlers Lose to Arizona State
Names in the News
6 Races Canceled Due to Icy Track Associated Press
Close Not Enough for Chargers, 10-6 : San Diego: Coaches can't figure it out as Colts win on touchdown pass with 1:54 left. BRIAN HEWITT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Strange Hauls Off $265,000 : Golf: Nicklaus, Floyd and Trevino win small portions, but it's a 35-foot chip at 13th $135,000 that makes the difference. MARYANN HUDSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Donahue Enjoys the Show : Rams: UCLA coach beams as he watches ex-Bruin Anderson's record-setting performance. BILL DWYRE, TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
RAM NOTEBOOK : Mora: Only Problem Saints' Defense Had Was Playing Too Long JOHN WEYLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NHL ROUNDUP : Sabres Defeat Hartford to Remain Unbeaten at Buffalo From Associated Press
Jets Finally Get a Win at Home, 27-7 : New York: Victory over Atlanta comes after five straight losses at the Meadowlands. From Associated Press
UC Irvine, After Losing Opener, Looks to Rebound Tonight Against Stanford STEVE LOWERY
VanEmbricqs Paces UCLA Women, 68-57
COMMENTARY : Lansford Keeps His Upper Lip Stiff, Even When It's Newly Bare MIKE PENNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Majkowski, Despite Sore Ribs, Leads Packers, 20-19 From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Hurt Murray Rests for Rose Bowl From Times Wire Services
Portland Whips Detroit, 102-82 From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Pat Cash Sidelined Until January From Times Wire Services
Forget About Heisman When These Teams Pig Out on Floyd GARR KLUENDER
TENNIS ROUNDUP : It Gets Difficult, but Seles Wins From Associated Press
Clayton Startles the Field at Barrios 10K Race BARBIE LUDOVISE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Broncos Clinch Title in 41-14 Rout From Associated Press
SDSU Student Outruns a Talented Field BARBIE LUDOVISE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anteaters Win Water Polo Title
Fernandez Puts Moves on Everyone : Raiders: Wide receiver makes key touchdown reception in victory over Patriots. CHRIS BAKER and BARBARA HANSEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER and TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hoosier Thompson Wins Camp Award : College football: The record-shattering running back is called a 'dedicated competitor.' From Associated Press
Thomas, Kelly Help Bills Blow by Bengals From Associated Press
Lightweight Long Shots Give Hefty Return NORMAN DASH, TIMES STAFF WRITER and BETTING THE SYSTEMS will be published each Monday in the P.M. Final edition of The Times. It is written by staff writer Norman Dash, a newspaperman for 30 years. Dash is the author of two books, "Great Betting Systems" and "How to Win With Great Betting Systems." His column, "Great Betting Systems," ran weekly for two years in the Los Angeles Herald Examiner.
Nonstop Globe Challenge Race Starts : Sailing: 13 solo sailors, including one American, begin difficult, 25,000-nautical mile event that will last four months. DAN BYRNE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; Dan Byrne, a former news editor at The Times, sailed around the world in the 1982-83 Solo BOC Challenge. and
Fighter Strips Vegas Glitter Off His Gloves : Boxing: This time, Sugar Ray Leonard's return to the ring won't be hindered by fans, fanfare. WILLIAM GILDEA, THE WASHINGTON POST
Woodbridge, Loaded in Tradition and Experience, Is the Team to Beat MIKE REILLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Lot of Golf Left in Charles : Senior Golf: Playing as well as ever at the age of 53, he can wrap up another money title with a win at Ojai this week. DAN HAFNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Fair Judgment Loves Footing, Wins Citation JAY HOVDEY
UCSD Loses Fifth-Place Water Polo Game RICK HAZELTINE
An Improbable Ending For a Record Evening JOHN WEYLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
Missouri Gift to Coach: Capturing Maui Classic From Associated Press
Ditka Furious After Bears Lose : Redskins: Bears' coach writes off his team after Washington romps, 38-14. From Associated Press
Aztecs Take Step Forward With Long Yardage to Go : Season Wrapup: San Diego State had its first winning football season in three years, but must turn it up a notch to beat the elite teams. CURT HOLBREICH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Two La Verne Players Injured in Crash MITCH POLIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oilers Slip and Fall to Chiefs : Kansas City: It's a 34-0 rout as Houston commits a team-record 16 penalties, losing 115 yards. From Associated Press
SDSU Gets Started Slowly, Then Saves Its Best for Last CURT HOLBREICH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Flipper Saves Rams From a Flop : Pro Football: Anderson catches 15 passes for an NFL-record 336 yards. L.A. still almost self-destructs, but Lansford's kick beats Saints in overtime, 20-17. CHRIS DUFRESNE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fans Must Think They've Already Left MARK HEISLER
USC Opens Season Against Prairie View Tonight CHRIS BAKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Terry Changed Course, but He Still Knows How to Pitch MIKE DOWNEY
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Oregon No Problem for Arkansas From Associated Press
PREP REVIEW : Century to Unveil Gymnasium Friday DONNA CARTER
HORSE RACING ROUNDUP : Horlicks Breaks Hawkster Mark in Japan From Associated Press
Broncos' Humphrey Not Suspended--His Arrest Came an Hour Too Early from Associated Press
Goal Line Fumble Saves Hawaii, 23-21 From Associated Press
Where Will Raiders Roam if Coliseum Is No Longer Home? MELVIN DURSLAG
THE SIDELINES : Mookie Wilson Signs With Jays From Times Wire Services
NEWS
300 Virginia Inmates Stage Mess Hall Brawl United Press International
What Price a Pal? : Pets: As veterinary costs spiral, owners must decide how much they're willing to pay for healthy animals. BETTIJANE LEVINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Czech Officials in Full Retreat : East Bloc: More hard-liners are purged from the Politburo. The regime holds its first substantive talks with the main opposition group. DAN FISHER and TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
LOCAL : High Court Upholds New Trial in 'Halloween II' Murder Case From Times Staff and wire service reports
PROFILE : Octogenarian Still Leads a Model Life : Treasures: After a six-decade career, an artist's model decides to donate 75 artworks of herself for a benefit auction. MARY LOU LOPER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Quake in China United Press International
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Fight Over Amtrak Sewage Goes to Trial From Times staff and wire reports
BOOK REVIEW : Connected Tales of the Artist's Life CAROLYN SEE
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Agnos Promotes City After Quake From Times staff and wire reports
LOCAL : Spray Area Warnings Issued From Times Staff and wire service reports
Huge Loss Looms in India for Gandhi's Ruling Party MARK FINEMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
500 Arrested in Seoul Associated Press
Name-Calling Stays in 5th Gear Through Infiniti JACK SMITH
World IN BRIEF : SWITZERLAND : Voters Turn Down Abolition of Army From Times staff and wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : MICHIGAN : Union OKs Strike at Detroit Newspapers From Times staff and wire reports
Arab League Delays Middle East Talks Reuters
Poll Has Collor Ahead in Brazilian Campaign Reuters
Comoro Islands President Assassinated by Rebels From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Tyson's Eye, Not Ear, on Fashion From Times Wire Services
Crime by Aliens Stirs Concern Among Officials From Associated Press
WORLD : U.S. Protests Arms Shipment From Times Wire Services
Grenades Wound 2 Sri Lanka Officials United Press International
Hungary Holds 1st Free Vote Since 1945 RONE TEMPEST, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Wilder Certified Virginia Winner From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Britain Defends Refugee Return From Times Wire Services
14-Year-Old Driving Stolen Car Runs Into Boy Associated Press
NASA Delays Shuttle Landing Until Today Because of Crosswinds SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
India's Parliament Dissolved After Big Election Loss for Gandhi's Party From Reuters
Salvador Cuts Ties to Nicaragua Over Arms : Central America: President Cristiani also rules out attending next month's regional summit. MARJORIE MILLER and TRACY WILKINSON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
New Lebanon President Threatens Aoun KIM MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ANALYSIS : Cristiani's Move May Be Fatal to Latin Peace RICHARD BOUDREAUX, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HEALTH : Mobile Cholesterol Testers Hit From Times Wire Services
World IN BRIEF : SOUTH AFRICA : 50,000 Attend Rally for Black Leaders From Times staff and wire reports
Bush Threatens to Cut U.N. Funds in PLO Spat From Associated Press
California IN BRIEF : DAVIS : UC Davis Offers to Return Dog Subjects From Times staff and wire reports
WORLD : Baltic Autonomy Plan Approved From Times Wire Services
NATION : Doctors' Slip Costs Liver Donor Her Spleen During Transplant From Times Wire Services
Honecker 'Broken,' Security Chief Says From Reuters
Nationalist Party Candidate Declares Victory in Honduran Presidential Balloting PATRICK McDONNELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Moderate Opposition Candidate Is Elected President in Uruguay JAMES F. SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mother's Plight Turns a Home Into Sweatshop SONNI EFRON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Jersey? Pave It, Scholars Tease Associated Press
LOCAL : Burbank Man, Son Found Safe After Being Stranded in Dunes From Times Staff and wire service reports
WORLD : 'Prince' Breaches Castle Wall From Times Wire Services
Historian Salo Wittmayer Baron From Associated Press
Union Members Vote to Strike Detroit Newspapers Over Wages from Associated Press
Superpowers Target 3rd World Hot Spots : Summit: Forces backed by Washington and Moscow continue to kill each other. But both sides seem anxious to work out settlements to these regional conflicts. NORMAN KEMPSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
E. German Opposition Seeks Dec. 7 Talks : East Bloc: Free elections would be the topic of discussion with Communist Party leaders. It would be the first meeting between the groups and the regime. WILLIAM TUOHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cranston, DeConcini Singled Out in S&L Case : Thrifts: The former bank board chief says that of 5 senators who tried to aid Lincoln, they share the most blame. DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Prison Parolees Increase by 12.5% From Times staff and wire reports
NAMES IN THE NEWS : 1st Male to Finish Nanny School From Times Wire Services
107 Dead in Bogota Jetliner Crash From United Press International
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Lauper on Madonna, Music, Men From Times Wire Services
Legal Showdown Likely for Prop. 13 : The law: A suit challenging the property-tax cutting measure could reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorneys believe the justices might overturn the 1978 initiative. ALAN ABRAHAMSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Black Women Reluctant to Join Pro-Choice Forces SAM FULWOOD III, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Arab Vigilantes Reported in Nablus From Times staff and wire reports
12-Year-Old Boy Found Dead Atop Elevator Car Associated Press
Plan for Czech Reform Outlined From a Times Staff Writer
L. Boudin, 77; Noted Civil Rights Attorney From United Press International
NATION : Patient in Stuck Wheelchair Dies From Times Wire Services
Czech Rebels: From a Trickle to a Torrent TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hezbollah Seen Setting Up Terror Network in Africa ROBIN WRIGHT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : MEDITERRANEAN : Soviet Nuclear Ships Reportedly Leaving From Times staff and wire reports
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Khashoggi Gets 'Bigger, Better' From Times Wire Services
California IN BRIEF : KERN COUNTY : Cogeneration Plant Planned in Oil Field From Times staff and wire reports
WORLD : Hungarian Opposition Parties Win 1st Free Vote in 4 Decades From Times Wire Services
Millions of Czechs Strike : Workers Ignore Plea by Leaders From Associated Press
A once rollicking city cleans up, while some disgruntled bar operators say it's a sin. ERIC HARRISON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Marilyn Quayle Settles In as Second Lady MEGAN ROSENFELD, THE WASHINGTON POST
Nation IN BRIEF : GEORGIA : Eastern Ties Union to Bomb Threats From Times staff and wire reports
Roosevelt '79 Reunion: They Stand and Deliver : Education: East Los Angeles barrio kids return 10 years after graduation to find their classmates are doctors, lawyers, teachers and political activists. LYNN SIMROSS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thatcher, Conservatives Lag in Opinion Polls Reuters
COLUMN ONE : Tracking Disease the Old Way : Physicians use detective work, instinct and some incredible luck. Recall of tryptophan products is the result. ROBERT STEINBROOK, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
LOCAL : O.C. Man Held in Sister's Killing From Times Staff and wire service reports
Bishop Bars Rite for Killea
Pieces of Solar Max Satellite Set to Crash to Earth, NASA Says Associated Press
Decision Says Schools Must Aid Retarded : Supreme Court: Justices let stand appeals court ruling saying school districts must provide services even to the profoundly handicapped. From Associated Press
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Fox Fears the Dark Side of Fame From Times Wire Services
BUSINESS
When It Comes to TV Ads, Japan Looks to U.S. Expertise : Marketing: Increasing consumer sophistication leads Japanese agencies to spend millions on exotic locations and Hollywood techniques. NANCY YOSHIHARA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Different Light on Trees
International Group Sees Drop in U.S. Inflation, No Recession From United Press International
House Sales Hold Steady as Rates Fall, Realtors Say From Associated Press
Trader Optimism Gives the Dow a 19.42 Boost From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Fed Official Warns of Recession From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Deutsche to Buy British Bank From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : EC October Price Index Up 0.5% From Times Wire Services
No Blame Laid in School Incident
Sino-Foreign Deals Pay Off, China Reports From Associated Press
Workers Prefer Stock to Being Boss, Poll Finds : Workplace: Many of those surveyed favor employee stock ownership plans. But most still want management to handle the tough problems. JIM SCHACHTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thanks for the Information
Eastern, Unions Set Meetings in Effort to Get Back to Business United Press International
Scott Paper Quits Role in Indonesia Rain Forest Project CHARLES P. WALLACE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Justices Bar N.Y. Ban on Hotel Demolition : Homelessness: The court rules that the city violated developers' rights in its bid to retain havens for the poor. From Associated Press
Piercing Japan 'Myths' : Maverick Scholar Chalmers Johnson Inspires a New Generation of Critics Who Dispute Traditional Theories About the Japanese TERESA WATANABE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fewer Firms Go Private in Buyouts, Forbes Says From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Chevron Selling Workers Stock From Times Wire Services
Rag Trade Flees to Suburbs : High Cost of L.A. Plant Space Is Driving Many Garment Manufacturers to Cities Such as Vernon GEORGE WHITE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BROOKS OHLSON : High-Tech Cops and Robbers : Enforcement Officer Tries to Keep Exporters Honest David Olmos, Times staff writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Movies CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
House of Lords
Bishop Bars Rite for Killea
Movies CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
SHORT TAKES : Sardi's Foreclosure Right Upheld From Times Staff and wire service reports
Movies CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Ex-X Member Sticks With Solo Material MIKE BOEHM
Stage CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Klein Tribute Concludes With 2 Fashion Statements KEVIN THOMAS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Soul Sinatra and Steamy Belle Play Show and Tell JIM WASHBURN
Quotable
Tv & Video CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
SHORT TAKES : Folk Songs Honor Cafe Owner From Times Staff and wire service reports
A Cool Kenny Rogers Heats Up Amphitheatre PAUL GREIN
Bishop Bars Rite for Killea
Radio CLAUDIA PUIG, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
New, Improved and Funnier Ann Jillian Launches TV Assault VERNON SCOTT, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Magazine Kills S.D. Ads for 'Publisher Who Cares' KEVIN BRASS
POP WEEKEND : Ex-X Vocalist Cervenka Does Own Thing and Does It Well MIKE BOEHM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MUSIC REVIEW : Litton Completes Stint With Philharmonic TERRY McQUILKIN
L.A. Guns: Either Good, Bad--but Always Ugly JONATHAN GOLD
TV Thinkers Focus on Early-to-Bed Audience : Quirk in the San Diego market prompts industry strategists to ponder adjustments in an attempt to corner the "early prime time." KEVIN BRASS
SHORT TAKES : Festival Hails Japanese Culture From Times Staff and wire service reports
ART REVIEW : Ambitious Exhibits Demonstrate MOCA Spreads Itself Too Thin WILLIAM WILSON, TIMES ART CRITIC
FCC Holds Fate of L.A.'s Only Black TV Outlet : Television: Stillborn Channel 68 may be sold to Spanish-language religious group for $2.3 million. RICHARD MAHLER, Mahler, former staff writer for Broadcasting magazine and Electronic Media, is a frequent contributor to National Public Radio. and
TV 'Rock-A-Thon' Brings Ray of Hope to Victims of Quake From Associated Press
Nostalgic Tommy Tune Is Puttin' On the Glitz BILL KOHLHAASE
Visa Joins McCartney's Tour in U.S. as Corporate Sponsor From Times Wire Services
DANCE REVIEW : Three's Company, at Sushi for Openers EILEEN SONDAK
ART : Case Made for Smallness by 'Sculptural Intimacies' : Small-scale works have a place in the large-scale world, but this exhibit could use at least one piece with a big voice. CATHY CURTIS
How Rudolph's Red Nose Guided His Creator to Success MARGARET LILLARD, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Playwright Ronald Ribman Resists Lure of the Golden Calf : Stage: Acclaimed but obscure, 'Buck's' author knows that his plays don't always fit an audience's sense of entertainment. ROBERT KOEHLER
JAZZ REVIEW : Second Set of Swingle Singers Shines LEONARD FEATHER
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Buzzcocks Usher in New-Wave Nostalgia CHRIS WILLMAN
SHORT TAKES : 'Future' Fuels the Box Office; Weekend May Top $100 Million From Times Staff and wire service reports
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