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What happened on September 13, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
Folk Discoveries : Latin Pieces From Renowned Texas Collection in Escondido By Gerard Garza, San Diego County Arts Editor
Art By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
POP MUSIC / THOMAS K. ARNOLD : Pogues Stir Up Discontent Without Their Lead Singer By Thomas K. Arnold
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Legal File By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Legal File By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Stage By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Legal File By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
First Off . . . By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Never Mind By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Cocker Still Roiling and Boiling By Steve Hochman
TV Reviews : CBS' 'Wolf': Its Bark Is Tamer Than Its Bite By Howard Rosenberg
TV Reviews : 'Fire and Rain' on Cable Depicts Little of Either By Don Shirley
TV Reviews : 'Tommy,' on Fox Tonight, Takes Us Back to the '60s By Chris Willman
TV Reviews : 'Battered' Condemns Criminal Justice System By Martin Zimmerman
The Agony of the Refugee By Shauna Snow, Times Staff Writer
The New TV Season : CBS' Animal Park : Network Spends Millions of Dollars on a Zoo for Lindsay Wagner's 'Peaceable Kingdom' By Steve Weinstein
Guber-Peters to Film Environmentalist's Saga By Nina J. Easton, Times Staff Writer
Koppel Special, 'Nightmare' on Dangers of Propaganda By Howard Rosenberg
Midori, Moulton, Taymor Win Music Center Awards By Shauna Snow, Times Staff Writer
Troubled La Jolla Playhouse Launches Fund-Raising Bid By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
Toronto Festival: The Civilized Alternative to Cannes By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic
An Encyclopedic Review of the Idiom; Brunch to Aid Black Music Foundation By Zan Stewart
NBC Is Top Network for 64th Straight Time By Lee Margulies, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Deejay Who Can Talk a Blues Streak Will Play at Newport Beach Club By Jim Washburn
Tony Nominee Steps In as UCI Dance Professor By Chris Pasles
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Burning Spear Weaves Captivating Rhythms in Reggae By Jim Washburn
Architect Is on the Level When He Knocks Conventional Design By Cathy Curtis, Times Staff Writer
Orange County's Estimated Weekend Box Office Compiled by Kathie Bozanich
BUSINESS
Most of Judgment Against Oxy Subsidiary Overturned By Patrick Lee, Times Staff Writer
Michael Jackson a Shoe-In to Sign Up as Spokesman for L.A. Gear By Bruce Horovitz, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Boom Time for Money Market Funds By Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Plan Could Give Computer Access to All By James Flanigan
New Effort to Revive IRA Tax Breaks : Democrats Offer Plan as Option to Administration's Call for Capital Gains Cuts By Tom Redburn, Times Staff Writer
Investment Profit Tide Turns, Flows Out of U.S. By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer
Mosbacher Optimistic About U.S.-Japan Trade By Sam Jameson, Times Staff Writer
Current Account Deficit Widensin 2nd Quarter Associated Press
Mosbacher Quashed on HDTV: Commerce Secretary Robert A...
AMR Eagle to Acquire Executive Air: AMR Eagle Inc., the...
Campeau OKs Plan to Sell Chain: Campeau Corp.'s board...
Doughnut Deal Discussed: Dunkin' Donuts Inc. said it has...
Public Service Co. Plan OKd: Public Service Co. of New...
Carolco Joins Venture: Carolco Pictures Inc. took a big...
New Oracle Corp. Unit Is Established From United Press International
Kenmore to Make Room for Brands X, Y and Z
Time Warner Cable Chief Named: Time Warner Inc. announced...
Texaco Creates Cogeneration Unit: Texaco announced the...
P&G Will Get $125 Million in Cookie Fight : 3 Rivals Settle Suit on Chewy Snack Patent By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Marina del Rey Firm Sues AT&T: Microprojects Corp., which...
NYSE to List Mitsubishi Bank: Mitsubishi will be the first...
Hoylake Investments Ltd. said it would appeal a U.S...
Ueberroth Will Join Board of Adidas By Nancy Rivera Brooks
British Ad Agency Moves Into Hollywood By Bruce Horovitz, Times Staff Writer
Tandon Hires Bear Stearns to Look at Financial Options By John Medearis, Times Staff Writer
Cox Will Leave SEC; Breeden to Get Post By Associated Press
Panel Alleges 'Massive Fraud' Committed by Ex-MiniScribe Officials From Reuters
Congress Widens Drug Industry Probe From Reuters
Poqet Unveils a Powerful, Pocket-Sized PC From United Press International
Dow Up 2.85 as Trading Pace Increases a Bit From Associated Press
John R. Purcell, chairman and chief executive of Grenadier...
Judge Asked to Overturn Securities Verdict From Associated Press
General Host Corp.: The Stamford, Conn., operator of...
Paramount Communications Inc.: The New York-based...
National Semiconductor Corp.: The Santa Clara...
Hearings on Credit Privacy Begin Today By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
McCall Pattern's Owners Sue Seller, Charging Fraud By Jube Shiver Jr., Times Staff Writer
TRW Sale of Mailing Lists Called Invasion of Privacy By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Formula Forecasts Economy : Professor Calls Model Simple and Accurate From Reuters
Cyril H. Silva has been named vice president, operations...
5 Accused of Running Precious Metals 'Boiler Room' in Irvine By Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Firm Won Soviet Deal With Old Ties and Pizazz By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
Banking / Finance By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Newsletter Challenges Idea of Banks' 'Bargain Shopping' in S&L Market : BANKING / FINANCE By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Robert V. Dickinson has been named vice president of...
Changing Diapers : Small O.C. Firm Hopes Biodegradable Product Successful in Southland Market By Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
County S&Ls Post Losses of $740 Million : Lincoln Leads Way in 2nd-Quarter Deficits By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Mosbacher Warns Japanese on Trade : Retaliation by Congress Possible, U.S. Aide Says From United Press International
P.M. BRIEFING : New Chief Named for A-Arms Plant From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Bad-Mouth Victim Wins $26 Million From Times wire services
Exxon Calls a Party but No Alaskan Wants to Come From United Press International
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Punishes 6 Bid-Rigging Firms From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : British Aerospace Profits Rise 48% From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : U.S. Accuses Paper Mill on Safety From Times wire services
P.M. BRIEFING : Aug. Crude Oil Production Off 6.6% From Times wire services
Digitial Offers 700 Employees a Lure to Quit From Associated Press
Want to Go Wild West in High Style? Call Neiman Marcus From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : MGM/UA Tells $1.20-Billion Buyout Offer From Unidentified Company From Times wire services
Junk Bond Rumor Blamed as Dow Closes Down 27.74 From Associated Press
NEWS
Bulgarian Turks
Family Planning
U.S. Relations With China
U.S. Relations With China
U.S. Relations With China
District Elections
U.S. Relations With China
Human Sexuality
Walter Dunfey; Co-Founder of Hotel Chain
J. A. San Roman; Commander in Failed Bay of Pigs Invasion From Times Wire Services
Watson William Wise; Texas Oilman, Philanthropist
Charlie Griffin; Former Mississippi Congressman
Dorothy C. Thorpe; Innovator of Glassware
Sir Christopher Chancellor; Reuters Moving Force
Projections of Catastrophic Care Cost Soar $18 Billion By James Gerstenzang and Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
House OKs Flag Protection Bill; Amendment Delayed By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Conferees OK Sweeping Legislative Ethics Measure By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
West Germans Eager to Hire New Arrivals By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
Koch, Dinkins Locked in Battle for N.Y. Mayor : TV Stations Predict Manhattan Borough Chief to Win Primary; Giuliani Leads in GOP Race By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
King Hospital Deficiencies Cited by State By Janny Scott and Claire Spiegel, Times Staff Writers
City Atty. to File Counts Against Bradley Today By Tracy Wood and Rich Connell, Times Staff Writers
Dinkins Ends Koch's Long Run as N.Y. Mayor : Manhattan Borough Chief Hopes to Beat Giuliani in November, Become First Black to Head City By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Bush Delivers Stern Drug Talk to Classrooms By Jim Gerstenzang, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Chemical Arms Pact Called Near : U.S., Soviets Reportedly Ready to OK Disclosure of Weapons Data By Robin Wright, Times Staff Writer
Flood of Immigrants : Italy Faces Up to Its New Profile By William D. Montalbano, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
The World
The State
The World
The State
The State : Sacramento OK on Raiders Bid
The World
The Nation
The State
The World : Tighter Panama Sanctions
The World
The State
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation : House Approves Super Collider Funding
The Nation
The State
The State
The World
They Had to Wait 3 Years for the Light to Turn Green By Shirley Marlow
Condit Wins Race for Coelho's House Seat By Clay Evans and Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
The World
U.S. Quarantines Desert Area to Protect Tortoise By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Overturn Order on Refugees, U.S. Asks By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Rosenfield Supports Collis in Insurance Commissioner Race By John Balzar, Times Political Writer
Governor's Aide Says Brown Insurance Plan May Not Be Workable By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Negotiators Reach Common Ground on Workers' Comp By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
Lobbying Stalls Pact on Tobacco Tax Spending By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Bill to Aid Minorities in School Board Races Gains By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer
Panel Votes Not to Fund Payments for Internees : But Senate Unit Would Make Japanese-American Reparations Automatic Beginning in Fiscal 1991 By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
4 Held in Visa Scheme From Associated Press
Investigation of Rep. Frank Voted by Panel From Associated Press
Apparently Reluctant Bush Has Meeting With Yeltsin By Robert C. Toth, Times Staff Writer
Premier Offers Poles 'New Page in History' : Outlines Vision of Political, Economic Changes as Parliament Approves Opposition-Led Cabinet By Charles T. Powers, Times Staff Writer
Black, Mixed-Race Citizens Mourn 'Adventurous' Bystander, 13, Killed by Police Bullet Election Day Wounds Still Fresh in Nonwhite South African Township By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer
East Germany to Hungary: Curb Exodus : Angry Protest Sent to Budapest as Flood of Refugees Continues By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
Only Survivor of Cuban Airliner Crash Dies From Associated Press
Contra Bands Inside Nicaragua Prepare for 'a Poor Man's War' By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Judge Assails Conviction on Perjury Charges From Associated Press
Senate Votes to Tie Base Closings to Audit From Associated Press
Two Vie to Replace Wright in House Seat From Associated Press
Young Nearing an Easy Victory in Detroit By James Risen, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Bentsen Aide Wins Wright's Seat From Associated Press
Chemical Plant Blast Kills 1, Injures 15 From Associated Press
Truckloads of Dirt Used to Quell Fire at Tire Dump From Associated Press
In a City Divided, Many United to Lay the Blame on Its Mayor By Karen Tumulty, Times Staff Writer
Mayor Young Faces Tough Opponents : Lively Detroit Election Brings Out Voters From Associated Press
Senate Approves Gregg as Ambassador to South Korea By Sara Fritz, Times Staff Writer
Cheney Says He's Not Satisfied Navy Found Cause of Iowa Blast By John M. Broder, Times Staff Writer
Sea Chase, Gunshots Lead to 'Textbook Case' Cocaine Bust From Associated Press
110 Unhurt as Jetliner Lands on Nose, Skids From United Press International
U.S. Attorney Nominee From Associated Press
Area Students Compare Notes on Drug Speech : Psychologist Sits In as Teen-Agers Share Mixed Impressions of Telecast By Darrell Dawsey, Times Staff Writer
White House Calls Byrd Plan 'Price Tag Politics' By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Processed Food May Get More Texture, Taste By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Science Writer
Poll Finds Both U.S., Colombia Split on Drugs Special to The Times
Governor \o7 Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer\f7
Teachers Return to Classrooms in Sacramento From Associated Press
Etna Erupts; No Damage
Brown Backs Scrapping of Limits on Legal Funds By Daniel M. Weintraub, Times Staff Writer
Requesting Emigration of Mother : Comatose Boy's Kin Seeks Hanoi's Aid By Lily Eng, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Actress Slaying Charges Let Stand From Times wire services
Zsa Zsa Showing Strain of Trial, Fears Jail Filled With Lesbians From United Press International
Teen Arrested After Crash in Irvine Kills Woodland Hills Man
Local : Pickup Driver Dies in Fiery Crash From Times staff and wire service reports
WORLD : U.S. Has First High-Level Contact With Nicaragua's Ortega in 5 Years From Times wire services
Local : Off-Duty Officer Shoots Himself From Times staff and wire service reports
Local : Retarded Woman Who Left Garden Grove Care Center Found Unharmed From Times staff and wire service reports
WORLD : Sharon Equates Arafat, Reagan From Times wire services
Local : CHP Officer Suffers Broken Ankle as He Pursues Suspect on Foot From Times staff and wire service reports
Infant Girl is Wounded in Chase of Anaheim Gunman By Sonni Efron and Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writers
ENTERTAINMENT : Critics Dethrone Nureyev's 'King' From Times wire services
Fire in Kentucky Coal Mine Kills 10, Injures 3 From Associated Press
Hahn Faults Bradley : City Attorney Files a Civil Suit but No Criminal Charges : He Says Mayor Has Not Been Vindicated By Jean Merl, Times Staff Writer
WORLD : Salvadoran Rebels Ask Cease-Fire From Times wire services
WORLD : Japan Bans Import of African Ivory From Times wire services
EDUCATION : 'Passionless' History Texts Decried From Times wire services
WORLD : Kohl to Have Prostate Operation From Times wire services
Bush Gets Death Penalty Lecture From a 13-Yr.-Old From Associated Press
Vote Set on Total Airline Smoking Ban : Senators From Tobacco States Gird for Showdown From Associated Press
20,000 March With Tutu, White Mayor : Cape Town Protest of Police Brutality Had Official OK From Associated Press
WORLD : Colombian Police Guards Repulse Attack on Federal Judge's Home From Times wire services
Hungary Vows to Keep Border to West Open From Associated Press
NATION : Bakker Bonus, PTL Loss Described From Times wire services
NATION : Bush Gets In-the-Bag Feel of Spill From Times wire services
Just Some Final Words of Warning By Jack Smith
Cowed by Pitter-Patter of Jogging Feet By Alice Kahn
Lotto Fever Runs High By Bettijane Levine, Times Staff Writer
Consumers : High-Tech Gadgets for Real-Life Spies By Lynn Simross, Times Staff Writer
How the Stars Zap the Tabs By Beverly Beyette, Staff Writer
Fashion : \o7 Haute Couture\f7 Goes to the Dogs and Cats By Greta Beigel, Times Staff Writer
A 100-Inch Home Screen Produces a Sharp Image By Lynn Simross
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Was it a hint to the county Board of Supervisors... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
"I saw a Santa Claus attitude in the speech. It was like...
'Multiple-Airport' Proposal Unveiled : Roberts, Filner Back Plan That Would Combine Use of Brown Field, Lindbergh By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Report Critical of Multi-Track School Schedule By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer
EPA's Reaction Awaited : Panel Urges Delay in Sewage Plant Upgrade By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Running Del Mar for the Bettor : Operations Chief Also Found Excitement as NFL Referee By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
Carlsbad Puts Brakes on Big Oil By Leslie Wolf, Times Staff Writer
Consultant Pleads Guilty in Port District Theft Case
Pepperdine Gets OK for Expansion
Assembly Approves Loan for Olympic Site By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Yagman Reinstated in Federal Court
S.D. Officer Won't Face Charges in Freeway Accident Fatal to 3 By Joe Mcgarvey, Times Staff Writer
City, Latino Federation Move Closer to Settling Minority Election Suit By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Drunk-Driver Treatment Center Loses County Contract By Lynn Steinberg, Times Staff Writer
Assembly OKs Plan to Register Young Voters By Jack Cheevers, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
Jacumba
San Diego
San Diego
Vials of AIDS Blood Samples Left Unlocked Before Theft By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
L.A.-Palmdale Rail Plan Sidetracked by Confused Council By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer
All Spruced Up and No One to Teach--Yet By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Bernardi Asks L.A. to Revoke Dump's Permit
Council OKs Developer's Plan for Burbank Gateway Center
Revival of Drug Unit Must Wait, Panel Says
The talent gets to snooze in cages done up like Beverly Hills boudoirs. By Leslie Berger
FAA Increases Grant for Burbank Airport
Panel Tables Wachs Measure to Require Sound Walls By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer
Council Approves Arleta Mall Expansion
Developers Offer Redesign If Project Can Be 6 Stories
Stolen Sculpture Caper Fuels a Battle Over Art : Manhattan Beach Embroiled in Another Controversy Over City-Sponsored Project By Paul Feldman, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors Retain Milk Panel Despite Conflict Charges By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors Move to Get Skid Row's Wine of Choice Off Shelves By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
State Revokes Medical License of Controversial Gynecologist By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer
3 Named in Drug Case Jailbreak : Helped in Escape of Reputed Kingpin, Affidavit Alleges By Andrea Ford, Times Staff Writer
4 Die in Sudden Outbreak of Violence in Usually Laid-Back Playa del Rey By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer
Contract Cancelled With Safety School
Panel Backs Plan to Bolster City Clerk
2 Will Stand Trial in Abuse, Death of Girl
Bail Deadline Set in Zuno Arce Case
More Traps Set for Mexican Fruit Flies
Chief Named for Water Reclamation
747 Returns Safely After Striking Birds
Blood Samples of AIDS Patients Stolen
Cammarano Wins, Tax Loses
For Day 2, Zsa Zsa Lets Her Hair Down By David Ferrell, Times Staff Writer
Auto Aerobics : Not All the Workouts Are Inside Posh Gym; Valet Car Parkers Also Sweat By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
7th-Graders Endure Rites of Passage : Turbulence Is a Part of Shift to Junior High By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
The Comedians : Those on Circuit Find Receptive Audience at Pasadena's Venerable Ice House By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Closet Support Bolsters Zsa Zsa in 2nd Trial Day From United Press International
McMartin Defense Investigator Coerced Witness, Judge Finds By Lois Timnick, Times Staff Writer
Grand Canyon Pollution Cleanup
Judgment Day on Firearms
Can Allies Weather a Storm in E. Europe? By Robert E. Hunter, \o7 Robert E. Hunter is director of European studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. \f7
Our Water Agencies' Historic Growth Agenda Needs a New Mission By Robert Gottlieb, \f7 and \o7 Robert Gottlieb is the author of "A Life of Its Own: The Politics and Power of Water." He teaches environmental and resource issues in the UCLA urban planning program.
When a Terrible Dream Becomes a Terrible Reality, Raw Instinct Takes Over By Claudia Luther, \o7 Claudia Luther is a Times political writer in Orange County. \f7
Proponents of Traffic Tax Air Radio Ads By Jeffrey Perlman and Ted Johnson, \o7 Times Staff Writers and \f7
Lotto Frenzy Pushes Pot Toward $53-Million Prize By Ted Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Environmentalists Claim Victory : Panel Puts Brakes on Trabuco Canyon Road By Steven R. Churm, Times Staff Writer
Slain Carrier's Name to Live On : Ida Jean Haxton Postal Station to Be Dedicated By Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writer
Jail-Tax Measure OKd by Panel, Goes to the Full Assembly By Ralph Frammolino and David Lesher, Times Staff Writers
Irvine : Time Capsule to Be Buried at Civic Center
La Habra : Suspicious Blaze Damages Sears Store
Newport Beach : Police Warn of Phony Telephone Fund-Raiser
Irvine : Authorities Identify Man Killed by Robbers
Placentia : Girl, 2 1/2, Drowns in Apartment Complex Spa
Countywide : Caltrans Notification Procedures Tightened
Countywide : Trauma Network Will Be Studied by Panel
Gardener Makes the Parks a Little Brighter by Adding a Bluegrass Sound By Herbert J. Vida
Fullerton : 3 Held on Suspicion of Using Stolen Credit Card
Mission Viejo : Decision on Alcohol Use at Center Delayed
Planners Reject New Day-Care Site : Neighbors Feared Noise, More Traffic By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
Orange : New Chief of Chapman Wants Lots of Advice
Business to Donate 500 Smoke Detectors By Allison Samuels, Times Staff Writer
Barbara Bush to Honor Latina Outreach Group By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
$57.5-Million Parks Bond Issue in Irvine Endorsed by Council By Joe Bel Bruno
Westminster Expansion Plan Attracts Loud Protest By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
'Death Alley' Traffic Lights to Blink Red
SPORTS
Small Fits In With Rest of Terrific 22 Area Players By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Roundup : Louisville Overpowers Marymount in Girls' Tennis, 7-1
The High Schools : Transfer Gives Taft Run on Talent
Oak Park Seeks Football Coach to Replace Veres
Edge Takes Over as Pierce Water Polo Coach
Baltimore Fans Are Chirping : Turnaround Season Has Given Die-Hard Supporters a Lift By Randi Henderson, Baltimore Sun
Angels Get Victory in 9th, 7-6 : Two-Out Single by Joyner Off Cary Defeats Yankees By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
WEIGHING THE DICKERSON TRADE : Some Components Are Missing, but Developing Picture Indicates Rams, Colts and Bills Benefited By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
USC's Smith Finds the Bottom Line on Offense : He Hopes to Block Out Bad Times by Staying on Ground Against Utah State By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Executive Council Gets Baseball Rolling : Meeting Could Lead to Election of Vincent as Commissioner Today By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer
Padres Close Gap on Giants : Hurst Blanks Astros, Moving San Diego Within Five of First By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
Ferry, Shaw Lead Rome in Debut By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Men's Soccer
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College Football By Curt Holbreich and Don Patterson
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Marvin Barnes, former National Basketball Assn. player...
Chargers Waive Coleman to Re-Sign Usher By Rick Hazeltine
Steinlager increased its lead to 130 miles on the 11th day...
Report Says Spitz Plans Comeback \f7 and \o7 Associated Press
Rose Associate Convicted on Drug, Tax Charges
Watson Expresses Heartfelt Depreciation for His Putters
The Cleveland Indians fired Manager Doc Edwards, hoping to...
Boris Becker has taken out a $10-million insurance policy...
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UCLA, the preseason No. 1 ranked team, will play host to...
Four sports agents charged with signing former University...
Pro Football : Cowboys' Inexperience Wasn't Aikman's Fault By Bob Oates
Ex-Clipper Dailey Signs 1-Year Deal With Lakers By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer
Nothing for Dodgers to Fret About : Marshall's Relaxation Response Beats Reds in Ninth, 5-4 By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : King Still Rules Orioles as White Sox Win, 11-1 By Dan Hafner
French Team to Sign LeMond for $5.7 Million By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
Roman Retains His WBC Super-Flyweight Title : Frustration Ends With 12-Round Unanimous Decision Over Laciar at Forum By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Senator Urges Approval of Bill to Tell Recruits Graduation Rates By Kevin Davis, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Bronco Strong Safety, Harden, Signed by Raiders By Mark Heisler
Albacore Plentiful but Small
WINGS OF DESIRE : Hunters Search Rocky Ridges Near Top of Eastern Sierra Looking for the Elusive Ptarmigan By Rich Roberts, Times Staff Writer
Kings Notebook : Numbers Are Up as Time to Make Cuts Approaches By Tracy Dodds, Times Staff Writer
Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Hurricane Kiko Leaves, but Blue Marlin Didn't Go With It By Pete Thomas
Two Italians Set World Bests at City of Verona Track Meet Associated Press
National League Roundup : After Nearly Fading Out, Cubs Come On Strong By Dan Hafner
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW : Inter-League Confrontations Hold the Likely Key By Steve Elling, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Westervelt Makes Most of Bad Situations
Angels Get Victory in 9th, 7-6 : Two-Out Single by Joyner Off Cary Defeats Yankees By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
UNDER PRESSURE : New Coaches of Premier Programs May Face No-Win Situations By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
It's Chance for Georgia to Heed Call By Gene Wojciechowski
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Angel Staff Proves Strong Up the Middle By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
NOT-SO-GREAT EXPECTATIONS : Coaches Who Take Over Perennially Poor Teams Often Lead the League in Frustrations By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
Roundup : Ciborowski Leads Edison to 14-12 Water Polo Victory
Ruhle Named Titans' Assistant Baseball Coach By Robyn Norwood
Community College Roundup : Garcia's 6 Goals Spark Cypress in Water Polo
THE SIDELINES : Ingram Selected as AD at Alabama From Times staff and wire service reports
THE SIDELINES : IOC Chief Weighs Ban on Boxing From Times staff and wire service reports
THE SIDELINES : 17 Nominees for '89 Sportswoman From Times staff and wire service reports
UF Coaching Staff Paid Athletes, Knew of Drug Use, Testimony Shows From Associated Press
Ryan Eyes Race for Texas Agriculture Commissioner From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : '91 All-Star Game Goes to Charlotte From Times staff and wire service reports
LeMond Signs $5.5-Million Pact From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Strange Completes Skins Foursome From Times staff and wire service reports
THE SIDELINES : 2 More Upsets at Geneva Open From Times staff and wire service reports
THE SIDELINES : Long Jumper Suspended for Drugs From Times staff and wire service reports
Lakers Free Agent Campbell Signs Deal With Timberwolves From Associated Press
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