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What happened on September 22, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Black Rain' a Blast of Fiery Razzle-Dazzle By Michael Wilmington
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Dry Season' a Potent Look at South Africa By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
MOVIE REVIEW : You're No Mel Brooks, Mr. Ferren: 'Funny' Fails By Chris Willman
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
First Off . . . By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
In The Groove By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
POP LP CHART : 'Wheels' Gives Stones Satisfaction By Dennis Hunt, \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
Radio 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
Movies \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
In The Groove 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 : Clinton's P.Funk Nation at the Palace By Steve Hochman
JAZZ REVIEW : Betty Carter: Mannerisms Spoil Content By Don Heckman
MUSIC REVIEW : Buechner Plays Fragmented Recital at UCLA By Daniel Cariaga
STAGE REVIEW : Le Cirque du Soleil Shining Less Brightly By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Alice B. at Highways By Cathy Curtis
STAGE REVIEW : Wellman's 'Albanian Softshoe' Taps Into Another Language By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
'Mustard' at Tamarind; 'King of Hearts' at Tiffany; 'Street Theater' at West Coast; 'Silent People' at Art Theater; 'Einstein' at Shepard By Ray Loynd
STAGE REVIEW : Unsinkable Reynolds, Presnell Surface Again at Pantages By Don Shirley
STAGE REVIEW : Sheri Glaser Reveals True 'Secrets of Life' By Ray Loynd
La Cienega Area By Marlena Donohue
La Cienega Area By Cathy Curtis
La Cienega Area By Marlena Donohue
Wilshire Center By Suvan Geer
Hollywood By Suvan Geer
Santa Monica By Suvan Geer
VIDEO . . . WHAT'S NEW : Festival to Celebrate Much-Neglected Independents By Terry Atkinson
Style for Not-So-Rich, Not-So-Famous By Ruth Reichl
Benefit at Tribeca to Help Save Animals
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Santa Monica's Penguin Serves Old-Fashioned Diner Fare By Charles Perry
TV REVIEW : A Watered-Down 'Nasty Boys' By Irv Letofsky, Times Staff Writer
CD CORNER : 'Sound + Vision' = Bowie Retrospective Set By Robert Hilburn, Times Pop Music Critic
TV REVIEWS : Saturday Morning Cartoons Offer Good Reason to Sleep In By Charles Solomon
CBS' 'Snoops' Outshines Other Series Making Debuts By Howard Rosenberg
Pleasure Trip Turns Up a Job for USIU Student By Nancy Churnin
Life's Rhythms Abound in Art and Poems at Palomar College's Boehm Gallery Exhibit By Leah Ollman
THEATER REVIEW : 2 S.D. Plays Not Timid About Life's Dark Side By Nancy Churnin
MOVIE REVIEW : Pauline Collins Brings 'Valentine' to Screen By Sheila Benson, Times Film Critic
Concert-Goers Pay a Premium to See Shows From the Pits By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
RESTAURANT REVIEW : The Accent is Multinational, Intercontinental on Le Cafe's Menus By Bill Stern
Average Age? About 70. But the Big-Band Sound? It's Slick, Tight; Harmony Headliners Aren't About Nostalgia : They're Still Swinging, After All These Years By Rip Rense, \o7 Rense is a Sherman Oaks free-lance writer\f7
Why'd the Chicken Cross the Road? To Catch the 'Funniest Person' Finals By Laurie Ochoa, Times Staff Writer
THE TIMES POLL : Government and the Arts : Americans Back U.S. Funding but Split Over Curbs, Poll Shows By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer
Government and the Arts : The Man Who Would Be Arts King By Allan Parachini, Times Staff Writer
CBS Producer Gets USAir Story Hard Way: He Is Crash Survivor By Jane Hall, Times Staff Writer
Sales Down, Problems Up for Adult Home-Video Industry By Dennis Hunt, Time Staff Writer
KBUENAvision Offers Mexican, Local Programs By Mark I. Pinsky, Times Staff Writer
COMEDY REVIEW : Even When White's Not Blue, He's Not Funny By Duncan Strauss
Creative Anarchy of Musical Winds Will Blow Into the Arts Center By Susan Bliss
RESTAURANTS / Max Jacobson : Chinese Dining Experience Is Easy on the Eye, Less So on Palate, Pocketbook By Max Jacobson
On the Edge of the Musical Frontier : The Adventurous ROVA Sax Quartet Is Deep Into Experimental Sounds By Bill Kohlhaase
SCR Snags $50,000 New Play Grant
SCR Decides Not to Appeal Big Funding Cuts by State By Jan Herman, Times Staff Writer
Music Compiled by Kathie Bozanich
Columnist Tips Hat to KDOC-TV for Reruns of Old Comedy Shows By Mark I. Pinsky
BUSINESS
Indictments Handed Up Against Garden Grove Firm in B-1B Case By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer
American Airlines' Fare Hikes to Be Matched by 3 Competitors By Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writer
J. P. Morgan Hikes Reserves by $2 Billion to Cover Loans to Less Developed Countries By James Bates, Times Staff Writer
Long Bull Market Stomping Short Sellers' Profits : Rally, Takeover Speculation Keeps Lifting Stock of Both Sound and Mediocre Firms By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
FIELD IN TROUBLE : Unocal still pumps oil the old way in Ventura County. But a proposed residential development could force a shutdown. By Patrick Lee, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Guilty Plea in Business Week Insider Case : Ex-Salesman at Printer Gave Copies to His Broker From Staff and Wires Reports
GNP's Slow, Steady Pace Quells Recession Fears From Associated Press
Owens-Illinois Ordered to Sell Unit: A Federal Trade...
Valley Federal to Sell 8 Branches: Valley Federal Savings...
Goldsmith Gets a Go-Ahead: The British government gave a...
Carolco to Bid for Vista Units: Carolco Pictures said it...
Action by American Continental Investors : Corporations Dept. Now Named in Suit By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Missile Research
Money Supply Rises: The two broadest measures of the...
UAL to Pay Group if Deal Crumbles: UAL Corp., the parent...
Federal Express Corp.: The Memphis, Tenn., delivery...
Talks on Reservations System Reported: Texas Air Corp. was...
Panel Asks Lilly for Documents: A congressional...
Kaufman & Broad Home Corp.: The Los Angeles firm, which is...
Grape Damage Minimal: Walter Raymond, wine maker for Napa...
Varian Associates Inc. has formed an office of the...
R. J. Reynolds to Cut Back on Shipments of Cigarettes By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Builder Named to Federal Mortgage Board By Michael Flagg
THE MEDIA : Radio Group May Revive Programming Guidelines From Associated Press
THE MEDIA : Dow Jones Makes an Offer for Remainder of Telerate From Reuters
Leasing Employees Can Make Sense for Workers and Owners By Jane Applegate
Fred J. Manzella was promoted by Northrop Corp. to the new...
Waiver Extension Granted From United Press International
Merc Approves Plan to Trade S&P Futures From Associated Press
Gas Prices Soar After Hugo Shuts Refinery From United Press International
Bankers Trust to Lead Group Underwriting Bond Offering From Dow Jones
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Late Computer Trading Pushes Dow Down 3.61 From Associated Pess
Proposed Law Would Raise Funding and Salaries at SEC From Associated Press
GM Unlikely to Battle Rival Ford Over Jaguar--Analysts From Times Wire Services
U.S. Memo Probes Use of RICO in Tax Case By John Riley, Newsday
Air Traffic Computers From United Press International
FNN Satellite Plans From United Press International
Japanese Firm Increases Stake in Tiffany & Co. From Associated Press
A Brief Primer on the Fine Art of Selling Short By James F. Peltz
Meatpackers Act to Curb Repetitive Motion Injuries By James Risen, Times Staff Writer
Wells Fargo Agrees to Buy Bakersfield Banking Firm By James Bates, Times Staff Writer
IBM, Baxter Form Venture to Tap Health-Care Market By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer
State Agency Named Defendant in Suit Involving Lincoln S&L By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
More Companies Offer Help : Elder Care: Latest Service of Workplace From Associated Press
Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss, founders of A&M Records...
Trading places: The presidents of Citizens Bank of Costa...
Sellers Often Price Homes Out of Market : Emotionally Involved Owners Ask Too Much By Ellen L. James, The Baltimore Sun
Real Estate
Investment Firm's Chief Arrested in Probe of Ponzi Scam By Jonathan Weber, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Niguel-Based Birtcher Named Developer of the Year by Trade Group : REAL ESTATE
Fluor Daniel Gets Contract for Plant in China By Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
William M. Hall has joined the board of directors of...
Computer Automation to Sell a Manufacturing Unit By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
BIA Director Appointed to Mortgage Panel
Lester Hill has been named president of Symbol...
Elizabeth Pearson has been appointed vice president...
A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : FOCUS: 18301 VON KARMAN AVE. BUILDING
Real Estate
A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : HUNTINGTON BEACH COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE
Consumer Spending, Personal Income Up From Associated Press
P. M. BRIEFING : Skinner Informs Checchi on Study \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P. M. BRIEFING : Cost-Cutting Chrysler Sells 45% of Its Share in Mitsubishi Motors \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P. M. BRIEFING : Amway Pays $38-Million to Canada \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P. M. BRIEFING : FDA Tells Concerns on Sleeping Pill \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P. M. BRIEFING : Broker Accused Misusing Funds \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Michelin Will Buy Uniroyal Goodrich in $1.5-Billion Deal From Associated Press
P&G to Buy Noxzema Maker for $1.3 Billion From Times Wire Services
NEWS
STARRY NIGHTS : Double and Triple Features Brighten Up the Sky for Orange County's Drive-In Moviegoers By Patrick Mott, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Stag Dinner Lures Rich for Charity By Ann Conway
Breeding Birds: Bewick's Wren Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Child Abuse Report Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Elderly/dependent Adult Abuse Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Car Aficionado's Dream: An Evening in a Ferrari Dealer's Showroom, Lot By Pamela Marin
She Creates 'L.A. Look' in New York By Karen Newell Young, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
HIGH LIFE : School Puts Students On-Line With Future
Bully Novel Comes From Real-Life Exploits of Teddy Roosevelt By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE : If You Could Change Schools, Where Would You Go?
HIGH LIFE : Americans Can't Go to the Head of the Class in Spelling By Ann Connors, \o7 Los Angeles Times \f7
Singles' Ideas on How to Find Each Other By Evan Cummings, Evan Cummings is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
L.A. River Freeway
Extraditions by Private Firm
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Catholics, Jews
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L.A. River Freeway
Foot Patrols
L.A. River Freeway
L.A. River Freeway
Extraditions by Private Firm
Freedoms
Disappointed at CSUN Cutbacks
Nothing Sneaky About Board Action
Tiny Ash Whitefly Laying Siege to Trees and Tempers By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
As Working Mother, Bhutto Misses the Little Things By Ann Connors
Clara Spring; Longtime Yoga Teacher Was 90
Albert L. Cole; 'Business Brains' of Reader's Digest
David Loxton; Award-Winning PBS TV Producer
Capt. Roland W. Faulk; Chaplain Led Prayer at Surrender
Virgil Van Street; Nazi Prosecutor Became Priest
The World
The World
The Nation
The State : Butte County Gets Reprieve
The Nation : Day Care Centers Held Safer Than Home
The State
The Nation : Senate Votes to Limit Contempt Jailings
The Nation
The World
The World
The State
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
The World
The World
The World
Pravda Prints Apology for Slap at Yeltsin By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Bold Experiment : Drugs: Dutch Gain With a Tolerant Tack By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer
Estranged Wife Awarded Custody of Frozen Embryos By Lee May, Times Staff Writer
Huge Water Wall From Hurricane Lashes Charleston By Doug Jehl and Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writers
'We Are Going to Get You Out' : Rescuers Risked Lives to Save Crash Victims By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
St. Croix Chaos Subsides as U.S. Troops Arrive By Bob Secter and Richard E. Meyer, Times Staff Writers
19 Die as School Bus, Hit by Truck, Sinks in Watery Pit By J. Michael Kennedy, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Ash Whitefly Laying Siege to Trees and Tempers By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Shevardnadze Gives Bush New Arms Proposals By Robert C. Toth, Times Staff Writer
Raiders--No 'Huddle' at the Coliseum By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Copper Wire Thefts Leave Desert Towns High and Dry By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Battle Lines Drawn on Ft. Irwin Growth : Cheney Wants Room for Military Maneuvers, Foes Mobilize for Fight By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Governor Signs 10% Pay Boost for Legislators By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer
Loan Firm Agrees to Pay $19 Million in Penalties for Fraud By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Tax-Subsidized Health Plan Is Up to Governor By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Shamir Rejects Peace Proposal From Mubarak From Reuters
Federal Trial Judge's Sanctions Against 2 Attorneys Overturned By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Arafat, Israel Reporters Debate Plan for Talks on Palestinian Issues By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Congress Asked to Aid Nicaraguan Vote By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
771 Whites Vow to Refuse Army Duty in South Africa By Scott Kraft, Times Staff Writer
Vietnam Begins Final Cambodia Pullout By Charles P. Wallace, Times Staff Writer
Nepal Slide Kills 38 From Associated Press
Leader Sets Pace With Tough Talk, Soccer and the Tango : Menem Energizes a Doubting Argentina By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer
Member of Lebanon Parliament Slain by West Beirut Gunmen From United Press International
Colombia's Justice Minister Is Said to Quit; Bombs Hit Political Offices From Associated Press
Mosbacher Delays Talks From Reuters
Glemp Reverses Stand, Backs Move of Convent at Auschwitz From Reuters
Jet's Cockpit Recorder Gives Investigators No Answers to Aborted New York Takeoff By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
Marriage Disastrous Before It Even Starts From Reuters
Bakker Underpaid, Ex-Aide Testifies From Associated Press
Panel Would End Death Row Inmates' Multiple Appeals By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Mecham Seeks Reinstatement as Governor From Associated Press
Rockwell Sues U.S. on A-Plant Waste Disposal By Paul Houston, Times Staff Writer
Powell Wins Confirmation to Joint Chiefs From a Times Staff Writer
Bush Vows Veto of Plan to Raise Taxes on the Wealthy By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Pollution Rules Not Enforced to Aid EPA Probe From Associated Press
Senate Panel Prefers Law to Protect Flag By Michael Ross, Times Staff Writer
GOP Senators Agree to Offer a New Drug Plan From Associated Press
Copter Crashes Off Guadeloupe; 6 Killed From United Press International
Virgin Islands Get $500,000 in Aid From a Times Staff Writer
Sunken 19-Century Schooner Is Found From United Press International
U.S. Mandates Headrests for Light Trucks From Associated Press
For Poor, Hurricane's Cruelty Lingers By Marita Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Judge's Fitness for Ethics Post Questioned By Ronald J. Ostrow, Times Staff Writer
Cause Tentatively Determined in Boat Collision From a Times Staff Writer
San Joaquin Farm Drainage Plan Assailed From United Press International
Fair Got Bum Steer; Girl Forfeits Prize From Associated Press
Governor Will Lead a Trade Mission to Europe From a Times Staff Writer
Woman Shot to Death at Medical Clinic After Repeated Threats From Husband By Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
Feinstein Proposes 'Drug Czar' to Coordinate State's Efforts By Keith Love, Times Political Writer
Bush's Mother Doing Better From United Press International
Cities to Form Agency to Plan for Disposal of Trash by Train By Mike Ward, Times Staff Writer
Fruit Fly Trapping Increased in 2 Areas
Air National Guard Plane Explodes; 2 Killed, 4 Hurt From United Press International
Tiny Ash Whitefly Lays Siege to Trees, Tempers By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Firm Indicted in Case Involving B-1B Windshields By Gregory Crouch, Times Staff Writer
Typhoon Toll in China: 500 Dead or Missing From United Press International
Malaysia Buying Arms From Reuters
Red Cross Seeks Relief Donations By Catherine Gewertz
Soviet Copter on Drug Raid Crashes; 4 Die From Associated Press
Train Hits Bus; 6 Die From Associated Press
The World : Saudis Execute 16 Shiites
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
LOCAL : Stolen Car Chase Ends in Newhall \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7
LOCAL : Cesarean Section Performed on Canoga Park Woman Hit by Pickup \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7
NATION : No. 2 GSA Official Quits After Probe \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : Hungary to Pay Former Prisoners, Erase Communist Party Symbols \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NATION : Hillside Stangler Weds Louisianian \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : 27 Malaysian Schoolgirls Die in Fire \o7 From Times wire services\f7
IRA Bombing Kills 11, Wounds 22 : Blast Destroys Royal Marines School of Music Barracks From Reuters
LOCAL : Parked CHP Car Rammed; 5 Injured \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7
USAir Probe Centers on Cockpit Crew : FAA Lifts Licenses Amid Puzzle Over Jet's Aborted Takeoff From Times Wire Services
Charleston Devastated : At Least 9 Dead as Hugo Levels Buildings, Floods Historic City : 'Destruction Everywhere' After Storm \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Bush Slams Democrats in N.J. Race : President Lends a Hand to GOP Gubernatorial Candidate From Associated Press
NATION : Medical Care of Disabled Babies Hit \o7 From Times wire services\f7
White House Defends Drug Deal Ploy From Associated Press
WORLD : 3 Nobel Judges Quit Over Panel's Refusal to Protest Rushdie Threats \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : 6.6-Magnitude Quake Hits China \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : First Lady Explains Puppy Punting \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : Aoun Accepts 7-Point Peace Plan \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NATION : 'Problem' Ousts Ethics Candidate \o7 From Times wire services\f7
The Sky Is Falling--but Don't Wait Up By Isaac Asimov
Coping With White-Knuckle Drivers
Racial Harmony in View Park
Racial Harmony in View Park
Coping With White-Knuckle Drivers
Coping With White-Knuckle Drivers
Anything Goes \o7 Compiled by the Fashion staff \f7
Book Review : A Pilgrim's Journey of Reconciliation By Elaine Kendall
Who Was Steven? : The Little Boy Who Had Been Kidnaped Never Found Himself By Paul Dean, Times Staff Writer
Fashion : Bravo, the Pacesetter of High-Profile Society By Betty Goodwin, \o7 Goodwin is a regular contributor to the Times fashion pages\f7
A Second Crack at 'Daddy Dearest' : With New Novel 'Deadfall', Patti Davis Is Again at Odds With the Reagan Household By Bettijane Levine, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill: The Little Publisher That Could By Jocelyn Mcclurg, The Hartford Courant
Wacky Cirque du Soleil Is Back in Town : Celebrities Turn Out for Opening of Canadian Show
In the Halls of Power, the Lure of Libido By Susan Baer, The Baltimore Sun
Fashion : Shoes Shine : Glitter and Rich Fabrics in Footlights By Barbara Foley, \o7 Foley is a regular contributor to the Times fashion pages\f7
After 20 Years, Dewar's Profile Still a Claim to Fame By Carol Hall, Newsday
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
"They are everywhere. Everywhere! Some days I feel like...
You may have heard that the Yorba Linda City Council has... By Steve Harvey, From staff and wire reports
Keeping Tabs on AIDS Measures
Reinstate Solar Energy Tax Credit
Wisdom for Auschwitz
Gorbachev Still in Charge
Alliance With King Tarnishes the Prince By Amos Perlmutter, \o7 Amos Perlmutter is a professor of political science and sociology at the American University and editor of the Journal of Strategic Studies\f7
Blank Check for the Hard Line in El Salvador By Kenneth E. Sharpe, \o7 Kenneth E. Sharpe is a professor of political science at Swarthmore College\f7
Bush Stalls on Nuclear Arms By John Tirman, \o7 John Tirman is executive director of the Winston Foundation for World Peace in Boston. \f7
Gorbachev Shows Off, but Soviets Wonder 'Where's the Beer?' By Marshall I. Goldman, \f7 and \o7 Marshall I. Goldman is Katherine W. Davis professor of Soviet economics at Wellesley College and associate director of the Russian Research Center, Harvard University.
The Whirligig Man : Spinners Are His Passion and He Churns Out Flocks of Them By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Denied Service, Polio Victim Says in Suit
Governor Urged to OK Holocaust Panel
Bodies of 2 Men Found in Plane Wreckage Near Ojai By Janet Rae-dupree, Times Staff Writer
Congress OKs Funding Bill for Lake at Hansen Dam : $780,000 Would Be Added to Money Expected From State By Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Mobil Party Gets Smaller, but Torrance Still Dubious By George Stein, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Business Partner Sues Robbins Over Waterfront Property By Jack Cheevers, Times Staff Writer
Restaurants' Neighbors Fed Up Over Parking : Residents Near Ventura Boulevard Urging L.A. to Create a Restricted Zone By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Demise of Ducks at Polliwog Park : Failure to Find Homes During Project Led to the Deaths of 85 Pond Denizens By Ted Johnson, Times Staff Writer
State Warns Card Club Owners to Halt 'Illegal' Jackpot Poker by Nov. 1 By Adrianne Goodman, Times Staff Writer
Developer Scratches Plans for Pool Hall Next to High School By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Bernardi to Turn Tables on Reporters in New Show By Amy Pyle, Times Staff Writer
North Hollywood Man Given 12-Year Term for Day-Long Crime Spree
L.A. Proposes 3-Story Limit on Valley Village Apartment Buildings By Tracey Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Tow Firm's Owner Held in House Theft Case
Japanese garden show has blossomed into major cultural event, complete with bamboo sword fights and sumi painting. By Admission: $1. and Information: 217-9539. and Gerald Faris and Where: Nakaoka Memorial Community Center, 1700 W. 162nd St., Gardena. and What: Japanese Cultural Show. and When: Saturday, 10 A.M. To 7 P.M.; Sunday, 10 A.M. To 6 P.M.
Planners Ask Review of Redevelopment Study : Property Owners, Businesses Challenge Bernson Proposal for Northridge Site By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Rolling Hills Official Helps Draw Soviets to Uplifting Venture By Ann Johnson, Community Correspondent
Santa Clarita Makes Offer on New Site for City Hall By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
Landfill Accident Kills Bulldozer Operator
Man Begins 30-Day Jail Term for Failing to Clean Up Yard
Speaking Up for Zsa Zsa : Woman Testifies She Thought Same Officer 'Would Kill' Her From United Press International
Cries of 'Charge It' May Ring Again at City Hall By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Zoo Accident Causes Keeper to Be Tested for Deadly Herpes B By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Were Helms Untended in Boat Collision? By Joe Mcgarvey, Times Staff Writer
Stirling Won't Delay Move to Court to Save Election Costs By Barry M. Horstman, Times Staff Writer
Nudists in Balboa Park? Glad You Asked That . . . By Anthony Perry
Politics in Escondido : D.A. Dismisses Claims of Election Violations By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Agreement With Arts Festival Will Allow Red Army Chorus to Perform By Gerard Garza, San Diego County Arts Editor
Sierra Club Offers Plan to Reduce Sewage Flow By Leonard Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Variations on California Cuisine Take Flight in Unlikely Location By David Nelson
2 Thought to Be Illegal Aliens Die in Chase by CHP
Carlsbad
IRS Agent Tells Court Hunter Owes Nearly $1 Million in Taxes
San Diego
El Cajon
Chula Vista
Times Honors Books on Hollywood, Rights Era
Ducks and Death : Killing of Animals for Pond Project at Park Triggers Controversy By Ted Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Has Safe Issue in Washington: Drugs By Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer
One Suspect in Slaying of Girl, 7, Held : LAPD Credits Tips From Residents for Helping to Crack Case By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Radon Levels Exceeded in 2 Schools : 76 Other Buildings Tested OK; Results Called Reassuring By Jean Merl, Times Education Writer
CRA OKs Plan to Renovate 1917 Theater By George Ramos, Times Staff Writer
Woman Tells of Brutal Year as Man's Prisoner By Stephanie Chavez and Franki Ransom, Times Staff Writers
Missing Plane, 2 Bodies Found
Too Old to Rile if Not Provoked, Zsa Zsa Says By David Ferrell, Times Staff Writer
Family of 4, 2 Officers Hurt in High-Speed Car Chase on Freeway
Reward Offered in Shooting of Mailman
9 Suspects in Gang Shoot-Out Arrested
Council Panel Backs Reforms for Fund
Hansen Dam Projects Bill on Bush's Desk
3 Killed, 3 Wounded in Gang Shootings
DRINKS OF CHOICE : This ' 'Bird' Is Flying the Coop on Skid Row By Scott Harris, Times Staff Writer
Crises That Ignore Boundaries Addressed : Claremont Meeting Ponders Array of Issues Facing U.S. Leaders By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Schools Embark on New Effort : Districtwide Committee Gears Up for Bold Try to Restructure System By Elaine Woo, Times Education Writer
Another Report Also Faults King Hospital for Its Deficiencies By Claire Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Group Hits the Beach in Protest Over Sewage Spills By James M. Gomez, Times Staff Writer
Where There's Smoke . . . : Cigar or Marijuana? Bailiff's Report Sparks Judge-Lawyer Tiff By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
Landowners Say City Trying to Cheat Them By Leslie Herzog
Shooting Inquiry to Ask If Officer Thought Man Had Gun By Mark Landsbaum, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : Authorities Identify Hit-and-Run Victim
Anaheim : Four Students Arrested in Incident at School
Countywide : Woman, 20, Arrested in Slaying of Grandfather
Teen-Age Volunteers Win Scholarships, Certificates in Fullerton Program By Herbert J. Vida
Countywide : Autopsy Confirms Judge Killed Himself With Gun
Newport Beach : Tax Consultant Hired to Find More Income
How Do You Scrub the Crystal Cathedral? Very, Very Carefully By Allison Samuels, Times Staff Writer
Caustic Spills Slow Newport Traffic By Catherine Gewertz, Times Staff Writer
Ruling Due on Gates Flights After Board Gets the Plane Facts By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Victim of Drive-By Shooting Is Buried; Retaliation Feared By Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writer
State Transportation Panel Rejects Santa Ana Freeway Double-Decking
CHP Officer, 4 Others Hurt in Freeway Accident By Catherine Gewertz, Times Staff Writer
Oktoberfest Backers Can Toast Garden Grove's Decision to Allow Beer By James Tortolano
Los Amigos High Evacuated After Explosion in Vault
Charity Fund-Raiser Nancy Foerster Dies at 61; Services Set for Saturday
SPORTS
Padres Outlast Cincinnati, 11-7, in Another Wild One : After 20-Minute First Inning San Diego Had 6-5 Lead, But Still Needed a Four-Run Ninth to Win By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
NO COMPLAINTS : Chargers Aren't Saying Much, But Neither Is Marion Butts By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
New Order Bolsters Pierce Athletics Stable By Brendan Healey, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
GIRLS' TENNIS PREVIEW : White's Dominance Surfaces Quickly : Top Player Belongs to Camarillo but Westlake Emerges as Marmonte Favorite By Sam Farmer, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Tie Vote Saves Foothill From Releaguing : League Gets New Life After Southern Section Sets Aside Proposal By John Lynch, Times Staff Writer
Harbor's New Coach Will Face Old Friends When Seahawks Open Season at Santa Monica By Irene Garcia, Times Staff Writer
Westlake Fights Valiantly in 34-28 Loss to Ventura By Tim Brown, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
The High Schools : North Hollywood Reduces Game to Basics
Palos Verdes Looks Like Water Polo King : SEASON PREVIEW By Greg Gonzalez
Hoover Holds Off Monrovia as Time Expires By Jeff Riley, Times Staff Writer
High School Roundup : Glendale's Roca Rolls to Cross-Country Win
J C Notes : Will Trojan Cager End Up at El Camino? SC Says No Way By Irene Garcia
Commentary : Whew! The Cup Danger Has Passed, and We Can All Rest Easy By Tony Kornheiser, The Washington Post
COMING OF AGE : At Age 26, Fullerton's Bavaro Has Grown Into a Pro Prospect By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Eric Davis Says San Diego Tops His List from Associated Press
Kinchen's Comeback a Winner By Dave Mckibben
San Diego Sports et Cetera : Aztec Split End Raye Injures His Foot; Status Uncertain
The Big Game : Chula Vista Needs to Find a Way to Scale Mira Mesa By Don Patterson
Curren, Sznajder, Cahill Advance in L.A. Tennis From Associated Press
College Notes : CCAA Looking for More People to Sit Up and Take Take Notice of Their Teams By Alan Drooz
Lately, It Has Not Been an Easy Ryder for the U.S. By Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
STANDING TALL : In Ring With Tyson, Ohio State Linebacker Didn't Go Down By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
This Kid Isn't Nasty Enough to Become a Tennis Champion By Jim Murray
Angels Come Up Short in Long Haul : A 5-4 Loss in 17 Innings Puts Them 3 1/2 Back With 9 Games Left By John Weyler, Times Staff Writer
Chang Wins Easily, Then Starts Searching for Help By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : Are Track Officials to Blame for Mess? By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Newcomers to NHL Might Receive Icy Reception By Garr Kluender
Rams : Fred Strickland, a Man of Many Positions By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Retired Race Car Driver Ginther Is Dead at Age 59 By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer
This Time, Giants Rally for 4-3 Win : Dodgers Again Can't Hold Lead; Clark Is Injured By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
Walsh, Trying New Air Attack, Has Hit Some Rough Spots By Larry Stewart
Cubs Win, and Cardinals Lose a Little Ground : Maddux Gets 9-1 Victory for Chicago From Associated Press
Cubs Win, and Cardinals Lose a Little Ground : Fernandez Keeps Mets in Race, 6-1 From Associated Press
Baseball Roundup : McGwire Plays Long Ball in Metrodome From Associated Press
College Football : Ducks Turn Out to Be All They're Quacked Up to Be By Mal Florence
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Mom Gets In Best Punch to Help Son Win Associated Press
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LPGA Tournament at Buena Park : Turner Catches Walters to Share First-Round Lead With 67 By Rick Walter, Times Staff Writer
Steve Pate, Two Others Shoot 64s Associated Press
RESURRECTED : Arlington Racecourse, Destroyed by Fire in 1985, Is Now Better Than Ever By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
FISHING NOTES / Dan Stanton : Frustrated Angler Goes Deep to Hook His Surface Fish By Dan Stanton
Inspired Maddux Defeats Phillies : Right-Hander Says Zimmer's Lecture Helped Him Get 18th Win From Associated Press
Walters, Turner Tied for Lead at 67 : Five Others Two Strokes Back After First Round at Los Coyotes By Rick Walter, Times Staff Writer
LPGA Notebook : Los Coyotes Tough Final Four Frustrate Field By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer
Magnum Force: Mission Viejo's Defensive Line Big on Brawn By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Ocean View's Karliner Isn't One to Head for Sidelines By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
McDonald's Pass Helps Esperanza Top Westminster By Stuart Matthews
Brea-Olinda Rolls to Win Behind Defense By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Buena Park Breaks Its Losing Streak by Beating Magnolia
Santa Ana Marches to Victory, 29-14 : Saints Dominate, Capitalize on Mater Dei's Mistakes By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach Edges Newport Harbor By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Collins' Big Second Half Leads Loara, 28-14 By Martin Beck, Times Staff Writer
Edison Dumps Dominguez, 30-16 By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
Villa Park Defense Engineers Upset of No. 1 Los Alamitos By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Rasmussen Paces Tustin to Victory
Southern Section OKs Realignment Proposal : Six Leagues Will Change in 1990-91; Santa Margarita's Status Still Undecided By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Volleyball Tournament Forced to Change Sites By Dennis Kaiser
A Heavy Favorite of Past Comes Back to Speedway By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
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THE SIDELINES : Virus May Keep Johnson From Trials \o7 From Times wire services\f7
THE SIDELINES : Senna Clocks Fastest Practice Run \o7 From Times wire services\f7
THE SIDELINES : Pain May Keep Sutcliffe Off Mound \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Johnson 'Uncomfortable With' Psychiatrist : New York Tug of War: Who's in Charge of the Mets? By Tom Verducci, Newsday
THE SIDELINES : NBC-TV to Air Divisional Deciders \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Celtics Try to Interest Reds in Joining Purchase of TV Station From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : BBQ Burns Sideline Yannick Noah \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Hugo Plays Havoc With Sports Events From Associated Press
Europe Takes Lead in Ryder Cup Play : America's Attempt to Regain Golfing Title Falters on First Day of Matches in England From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Kelp Wins, Bray Loses in Moscow \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Zola Budd's Father Found Slain at South Africa Home \o7 From Reuters\f7
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