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What happened on September 30, 1989
NEWS
Maternal Instinct Gone Awry : A Mother Who Kills Her Child Deserves Help, Not Prison, Psychologist Says By Sarah Pattee
Circle Gallery Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Cliffs and Waterfall Seen in the Santa Ynez Canyon By John Mckinney
Insurer Seeks Lower Rates for Good Drivers : State Farm, in Step to Comply With Prop. 103, Would Make Problem Motorists Pay More By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
NEWS ANALYSIS : He Used Asia Trip to Stress Point : Quayle Stays Skeptical of Moscow's Changes By David Lauter, Times Staff Writer
Federal Judge Upholds Nevada's Law Requiring Auto Insurance Rollbacks From the Associated Press
Record 20 Tons of Cocaine Seized : Tip Leads to $6 Billion Worth of Drug Stashed in Sylmar Building By Eric Malnic and Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writers
Portraits Beyond Light and Shadow: She Adds Heart and Soul By Robert Lachman, Times Staff Writer
Officials Trace 'Trampoline' Drug Route By Judy Pasternak and Douglas Jehl, Times Staff Writers
Bus Death Toll Rises to 21 From Associated Press
HITTING THE DECK : It Is Tricky Trying to Snag an Aircraft Carrier Cable at 150 M.P.H. By George Frank, Times Staff Writer
Arbitration Panel Assists in Settling Fee Disputes By B. Tam Nomoto
For Special Deliveries to Carriers, It's COD By George Frank, Times Staff Writer
Number of Studies Growing : Madness and Creativity: Scientists Hunt for Links By Anne C. Roark, Times Staff Writer
Vulnerable to Exploitation : Camper Slave Case Shows Risks Faced by Illegals By Tracy Wilkinson and Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writers
Senate Approves Funding to Pay War Internees By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Bonn Asks Prague to Aid Refugees : Conditions for East Germans at Embassy Called Inhumane By William Tuohy, Times Staff Writer
PTL Empire Was 'Vision From God,' Bakker Testifies : Former Evangelist Defends 'Partnership' Scheme, Blames Media and Devil for Downfall By Lee May, Times Staff Writer
Poland to Disband Police Unit That Quelled Solidarity From Times Wire Services
China's Party Chief Predicts a 'Bright Communist Future' By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Runoff Foreseen in Brazil as Presidential Front-Runner Loses Steam By William R. Long, Times Staff Writer
Colombia Leader Urges Global Battle Against Drug Cartels By Don Shannon, Times Staff Writer
Lebanon Lawmakers to Meet in Peace Bid By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
Party Chief Abandons Anti-Sandinista Coalition By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Baker Tries to Nudge Israel Toward Palestinian Talks By Norman Kempster, Times Staff Writer
Manila Reacts Quietly to Marcos' Burial Ban By Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Abortion Leader Guilty of Trespassing From Reuters
Senate Votes to Bar Counting of Illegal Aliens in Census By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Medicare's Hospital Care Deductible to Rise to $592 From United Press International
Bush Tours S. Carolina Storm Wreckage, Defends Federal Emergency Aid Efforts By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Pollard's Wife Furloughed for Holy Days With Family From Associated Press
Arizona High Court Rejects Mecham Plea From United Press International
$510,000 in Fines Levied in Oil Spill From Associated Press
Senate Democrats Seek to Block Capital Gains Tax Cut By Tom Redburn, Times Staff Writer
Atwater Calls Tax Cut Vote an Important Day for Bush Presidency By John Balzar, Times Political Writer
Egypt Trains Crash; 4 Dead From Associated Press
White House Rebukes Bennett for Outburst at Meeting By Douglas Jehl and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers
Chicago Police Brutality, Racism Alleged : Blacks Say Officers Have Declared 'Open Season' Under Daley By Eric Harrison and Tracy Shryer, Times Staff Writers
Conferees OK Timber, Spotted Owl Compromise From the Associated Press
Deukmejian OKs Bills Targeting Trash : Measures Approved to Promote Recycling, Ease Load on Landfills By Douglas P. Shuit, Times Staff Writer
Record Influx of Soviet Jews Arrives in U.S. From Associated Press
Pope's Plane to Fly Over Soviet Union From Associated Press
Pope and Anglican Archbishop Meet From Reuters
Zsa Zsa's a No-No Among the Burghers of Beverly Hills By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Forced Retirement Delayed for N. J. Police, Fire Chiefs From United Press International
Gay Rights Groups Protest Appearance of U.S. Civil Rights Chairman at Seminar From Times staff and wire reports
What The Bust Means In Street Sales By Andrea Ford
Curriculum Commission Endorses Textbooks That Teach Evolution By Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writer
Putting It In Perspective By Paul Feldman
Beneath Sylmar's Surface: Drug Menace By John Johnson and Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writers
Conferees OK Compromise on Logging, Spotted Owl Protection From Times Wire Services
Radar Station Fire Kills 9 From Associated Press
Turkey Bans Rushdie Book From Associated Press
Insurer Seeks Lower Rates for Good Drivers : State Farm Proposal Relies on Driving Record in First Step Toward Complying With Prop. 103 By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Two Leading O.C. Museums Study Merger By Zan Dubin, Times Staff Writer
Senate Votes to Prohibit Counting of Illegal Aliens in Census By William J. Eaton, Times Staff Writer
Britain Quitting NATO Frigate Project From Reuters
Ivory, Rhino Horn Seized in Hong Kong From Reuters
Record Influx of Soviet Jews Arrives in U.S. From Associated Press
Weekend Checklist for Dedicated Diggers and Planters
Harvest Festival: A Bounty of Homey Arts and Crafts By Patrick Mott, Mott is a regular contributor to The Times.
Greenhouse Maps Smog Effects on Plant Life By Laurie K. Schenden, Times Staff Writer
Progress Threatens to Dim Lighthouse By Tobey Benedict, The Christian Science Monitor
Franciscan Way of Life Tested : Executive Swaps Suit for Black Tunic of Novice Friar By Nancy Pick, The Baltimore Evening Sun
Separate Raids Smash 'Mid-Level' Local Cocaine Ring By Daryl Kelley and Victor Merina, Times Staff Writers
Weapons Reactor 'Flaw' Found to Be Harmless From Associated Press
Jury Took Zsa Zsa With 'Grain of Salt' : Gabor Found Guilty of Slapping Police Officer By John Kendall and David Ferrell, Times Staff Writers
The Newport Connection to 'Great Air Race' By Joseph N. Bell
Bush Praises Adm. Crowe for 'Lifetime of Quiet Valor' By Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
Disneyland Pledges No Sex Bias; 3 Gay Men Drop Suit Over Dancing By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
East Meets West at Center--and Noh Wonder : The Scene By Pamela Marin
Money For Something: Federal Education Grants Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Soviet Defense Minister to Tour U.S. Military Bases, but B-2 Is Off Limits From Reuters
President Signs Bill Launching Collider From Associated Press
Prepping for Olympics : Barcelona Practices New Team Sport By William D. Montalbano, Times Staff Writer
Their Angle Is to Let the Big Ones Get Away By Shearlean Duke
Wild West Riders Saddle Up at Will Rogers State Park By Ellen Melinkoff
Songwriter Irving Berlin Dies
Night-Owl Outings By Marilyn Oliver, Oliver is a frequent contributor to The Times.
Don't Come Unglued Unsticking Items By Barry Krause
Conferees Agree to Ban Funding for 'Obscene' Art By Paul Houston and Kevin Davis, Times Staff Writers
Separate Raids Smash 'Mid-Level' Local Cocaine Ring By Victor Merina and Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writers
Thornburgh's Iran-Contra Appeal Rejected From Associated Press
Mahonia nevinii : Nevin mahonia : Drought-resistant evergreen By Linda French
'I Can't Believe It,' She Says : Zsa Zsa Gabor Convicted of Slapping Police Officer By David Ferrell and Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
College: an Equal-Opportunity Stress : Minority Students Don't Have a Corner on Alienation By Phillip Gay, Phillip Gay is an associate professor of sociology at San Diego State University.
Jury Subpoenas Bradley Records at Brokerage Firm By Joel Sappell and Rich Connell, Times Staff Writers
BIG PAYOFF : When It Showers at Fair's Kamikazi Thrill Ride, It Rains Pennies From Heaven By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Theme Park Analysts See Changes Brewing for Sea World By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Treasurer, Aides Faulted for Absences During Audits By Jane Fritsch and Frederick M. Muir, Times Staff Writers
Hit-and-Run Deaths Stir Call for Traffic Lights in National City By Michael Granberry, Times Staff Writer
"This is not just powder on the table. It's more like...
Hammer Victims Identified Wrong Man, Defense Says By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Critics Ask Rockwell to Disclose Plan for 'Hot Lab' : Offer Specifics or Drop License Request, They Say By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
San Diego
Scout Slain in Drive-By Shooting
Simi Roofer Admits Molesting 2 Sisters
Fallout From L.A. Teacher Pay Raises in Area School Districts
'Night Stalker' Jury Breaks for Weekend
Neighborhood's Crime-Busting Drive Pays Off By Charisse Jones, Times Staff Writer
Arkansas Governor Schooled on South L.A. Life By Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer
VENUS UNDRAPED : Lakewood Homeowner Turns Tree Stump Into a Work of Art By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Plainclothes Officer Shot, Man Arrested
Judge Lets 3 Oppose 'Hot Lab' Request
Virginia McMartin's Testimony Stricken
5 of 7 Animal Rights Activists Pick Jail
4 Hurt, 1 Held as Truck Slams Pickup
Braude Opposes Watt City Center
Art Fraud Suspect's Bail Cut : Meanwhile, Buyers Worry They May Hold Fakes By Louis Sahagun and Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writers
2 Boys, Ages 13 and 14, Held in Slaying By Chris Woodyard, Times Staff Writer
King Hospital Takes Steps to Remedy Its Ills : More Staff, Funds Sought in Wake of Care Allegations By Claire Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
8th Girl Confronted by Driver of Pickup By George Stein, Times Staff Writer
Fuller Seminary Names Provost in First of 4 Key Appointments By John Dart, Times Religion Writer
'Scandal to the Poor' : $26.9-Million Church Offices Draw Protest From Religious News Service
German Protestants, U.S. Jews Affirm Common Bonds From Religious News Service
Measure M Attracts $800,000, Mainly From Developers By George Frank, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo : Store Reopens After Fumes Taint Food
Fallout From L.A. Teacher Pay Raises in Area School Districts
Songwriter Irving Berlin Dies
Songwriter Irving Berlin Dies
Fullerton : Anti-Abortion Groups Plan Daylong Meeting
Songwriter Irving Berlin Dies
3 Gays, Disneyland Settle Discrimination Suit By Mary Lou Fulton, Times Staff Writer
Foes of Irvine Rights Law Called Outsiders By Joe Bel Bruno
New York Yacht Club Criticized for Apathy
Judge Trims U.S. Guideline by Third : Counterfeiter Sentenced to 18 Months By Eric Lichtblau, Times Staff Writer
Observant Jews around the world welcomed Judaism's New... By John Dart
Same Title, New Contents
Police Hail Weekend With 'The Hammer'
5 Sentenced in Plan to Loot ATMs
A Case for California Justice : Victims of Bhopal Could Bring Damage Suits Here By Joanne Doroshow and Susanna Dakin, and Susanna Dakin was in Bhopal in March and April, 1985, and has been involved with medical and legal issues arising from the disaster. Joanne Doroshow has worked on a wide variety of public-interest issues and is currently with the Bhopal Justice Campaign, a California group.
It's Time to Hear From Pierce
Not the Right Spot to Begin With
Gotch Appointed Director for Regional Park By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Hit-and-Run Fatalities Up in San Diego, U.S. By Michael Granberry
Quayle to Speak in Mission Valley
Youth Gets Marrow Transplant By H.g. Reza
Test Costs Force 3 Campgrounds to Shut Off Water By Steve Padilla, Times Staff Writer
Canoga Park Clinic Helps Final Patients : Sadness, Anger and Many Referrals Mark Mental Health Center's Last Day By Lynn Steinberg, Times Staff Writer
Applause for Braude Decision
Coverage of Saugus Teacher Dispute
Disrespect for Lawyers and the Courts
Extent of Wetlands Revival Is Crux of Housing Debate : Where Builder, Birds Collide By Janet Sarnacke
New Immigrants Reverse Decline in Boston Churches From Religious News Service
Applause for Braude Decision
2 LaRouche Followers Seek House Seats By Catherine Gewertz, Times Staff Writer
Scout Slain in Drive-By Shooting
Guard, 30, Surrenders in Slayings of 2 : Wife, Mother-in-Law Die in Koreatown Shooting; Boy, 15, Woman Wounded By Darrell Dawsey, Times Staff Writer
Disrespect for Lawyers and the Courts
Razing the Roof : Irate Neighbors Say House Exceeds Glendora Height Limit By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Dying Man's Family in Fight With AF
County Sues 13 Firms That Used Asbestos in Building Courthouse, Jail By Gene Yasuda, Times Staff Writer
Man Receives Life Term for Killing Owner of Restaurant By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Files for 7.5% Rise in Electricity Rates for 1990 By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Letters Warn of Retaliation for Gunman's 7-Year Term By Le Kim Dinh and James Robbins, Times Staff Writers
Migrant Housing Sprouts on Grower Land By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Jet Blast Disables Airport Instrument Landing Equipment By Jeffrey Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Air Force Refusal to Fly Dying Worker Home Upsets Kin By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Azusa Pacific's President Resigns
Only in L.A. / People and Events By Steve Harvey, STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
Playing Lotto 6/49
Fallout From L.A. Teacher Pay Raises in Area School Districts
Kidnap-Rape Spurs Action on Genetic-Testing Lab By Dave Lesher, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Church Seeks $2 Million for Expansion, Building
SPORTS
Thousand Oaks Steps to Fore, 30-20 : Lancers Rally Past Channel Islands to Become Front-Runners in Marmonte League By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Tonight's Football Games : OCC's Youngblood Getting a Fresh Start By Steve Kresal, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Roundup : CHANNEL LEAGUE By Les Herndon
Huntington Beach Blanks LB Wilson By Stuart Matthews
USD Keeps Discovering and Winning By Jim Lindgren
SDSU, Utah Have Found Points Easier to Produce Than Victories By Curt Holbreich, Times Staff Writer
Anderson's Agent to Chargers: 'This Is the End' of Career Here By Brian Hewitt, Times Staff Writer
FEELING THE HEAT : Nothing Much Cool About Phoenix Except for Its Feeling Toward NFL Cardinals By Bob Wolf
Padres Won't Lay Blame on McKeon : Not for Deciding to Pitch to Davis Wednesday--or Anything Else By Bob Nightengale, Times Staff Writer
Disrespect for Lawyers and the Courts
Fast Action Likely Saved USD Player : Officers Applaud Teammates' Care By Jim Lindgren
Bruins Will Try to Extend Reign Over Cal to 18 Games in a Row By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Unbeaten Cougars Won't Catch Trojans Napping in Pullman By Mal Florence, Times Staff Writer
As Trade Bait, Ferry Ranks High : Clippers Are Listening to Offers for Their Top Draft Pick By Scott Howard-cooper, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Show Interest in Greenwood, Reach Agreement With A. C. Green By Sam Mcmanis
Commentary : Dennis Eckersley, Kevin Mitchell Get This Vote By Ken Rosenthal, Baltimore Evening Sun
When Shouting Is Over, He's Still on Bench : After Fast Start in Spring, Dodgers' Chris Gwynn Held Back by Injuries By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
TAC Appears to Be Getting Tough : Independent Probe of Track's Drug Problem Sought By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
For Maryland, a Strong Finish, or No Finish By Ken Denlinger, Washington Post
Baseball Roundup : Will Clark Drawing Close to NL Batting Title From Associated Press
Names in the News
Four sports agents face up to five years in prison and...
Appearance fees and other payments to track and field...
Walsh's Career Change Not an Ingenius Move
Warriors Sign Mullin to a Nine-Year Contract
Mary Lou Retton of the United States and Olga Korbut of...
Miami Dolphins linebacker Mark Brown, who expressed...
Marcel Dionne, the second leading scorer in National...
Major league baseball has threatened to sue organizers of...
Steinlager 2 of New Zealand, an 84-foot ketch skippered by...
It's Finally Official: Kelm Definitely Out of Ram Lineup Until November By Chris Dufresne
Rams Not Eager to Face Montana : They Are Among the 49er Quarterback's Biggest Fans By Gene Wojciechowski, Times Staff Writer
Wheelchair Tennis Event Set for Irvine
CS Long Beach Seeks Its First Big West Victory By Dick Wagner
Fairplex Favorites Will Be Outside Looking In for Weekend Stakes By Bill Christine
CS Fullerton, Still Without First Division I Win, Opens Big West Play Against UNLV By Robin Norwood
Golf Roundup : Carter Shoots 61, One Back of Pernice From Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Chang Dealt Worst Defeat by Evernden From Associated Press
Mission Viejo Stops Santa Ana Cold : Defense Stands Tall as No. 1-Ranked Diablos Roll, 30-0 By Barbie Ludovise, Times Staff Writer
Take a Number for Some All-Star Telephone Talk By Gene Wojciechowski
Irvine Has Enough Drive to Pull Out 19-13 Victory Over Woodbridge By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Serra Gets the Jump on Saddleback By Donna Carter, Times Staff Writer
El Toro's Offense Strikes Again : Chargers Reach 4-0 by Rolling Over Tustin, 44-25 By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Kings, Oilers in Forum Exhibition By Tracy Dodds
Friday In A Nutshell : How The Top 10 Fared
Garden Grove League : Pacifica's First Victory of Season Is a Wild One By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Capistrano Valley Rips Westminster : Cougars' Solliday Successfully Takes to Air in 31-12 Victory By Martin Beck, Times Staff Writer
Loara's Ground Game Runs Down Magnolia By Dennis Kaiser
Crespi's Brown Gains 176 Yards as Servite Falls By Dave Desmond
Corona del Mar Wins as Lucas Gains 188 Yards
Katella Weathers Webster's Big Game By Bob Borsum
Trabuco Hills Hurries Past Simi Valley for 37-13 Victory By Tim Martinez
Tonight's Games : Sunny Hills' Devastating Ground Attack Approaches Canyon By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Roundup
Roundup : Dana Hills Wins Despite Slow Night Offensively By Len Hall
Top Cross-Country Teams Gather at Dana Hills
Hamill Leads Team Lucero to Motorcycle Title
Roundup : Corona del Mar Easily Wins Rough Game of Water Polo
College Roundup : Wagner's Goal Helps Chapman Post 3-1 Victory in Men's Soccer
Top Quarter Horses Square Off in $500,000 Race at Los Alamitos
Little Town Song Wins at Los Alamitos
Titans Face Nevada Las Vegas, Looking for Better Days in the Big West By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Roundup : Golden West Rolls to Water Polo Victory
RESOLUTE RUNNER : Vett Weathers Injuries, Illness to Stay the Course at Northridge By John Ortega, Times Staff Writer
Brown's Late Run Bails Out Crespi By Dave Desmond, Special to The Times
Westervelt, Blackwell Cut Loose in Hart Rout By Vince Kowalick, Times Staff Writer
The Colleges : Cal Lutheran's Move to SCIAC May Mean Step Up in Standings
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN : Former Kennedy Star Pringle Strives to Lead Nation in All-Purpose Yards By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
WFC Football Preview : Coaches Reluctant to Designate a Favorite By Mike Hiserman, Times Staff Writer
Alemany Riddles Palmdale, 35-15 By Jim Coleman, Special to The Times
Southern Section Roundup By Tim Perera
Southern Section Roundup By Paul Olson
Southern Section Roundup By Bryan Rodgers
Southern Section Roundup
Southern Section Roundup By Matt Purdue
Southern Section Roundup By Jeff Riley
Southern Section Roundup By Lance O'fallon
Southern Section Roundup : Newbury Park Stifles Royal in League Opener By Greg Meade
Southern Section Roundup By Todd Jacobson
Southern Section Roundup By Mike Geller
Southern Section Roundup By Daniel Nehorai
Southern Section Roundup : NONLEAGUE By Tim Martinez
Hawks, McMullen Come to Terms By Steven Herbert
Burbank 5th in Senior World Series
Big Field Expected for Bell-Jeff Invitational
CSUN Set to Open CCAA Soccer Season
Blue Jays Don't Get Choked Up : They Clinch Tie, Beating Orioles in 11th Inning, 2-1 By Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer
In a Battle of Witts, the Rangers Win, 5-0 : Texas' Bobby Witt Beats the Angels' Mike Witt With a Two-Hitter By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Sports et Cetera
Garden Grove Ends Three-Year League Victory Drought By Heather Smalley, Times Staff Writer
Unbeaten Estancia Gets 125 Yards From Wojtkiewicz By Vince Agul
Patriarch of Cardinals Is Dead at 90 : August A. Busch Jr., Beer Baron, Bought Baseball Team in '53 By Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
City Section Roundup By Ron Pivo
High School Football Roundup : Pointers Get Another Big Victory By Laura Palmer
City Section Roundup : Van Nuys Loses on Failed 2-Point Try By Sean Waters
San Fernando Offense Goes 0 for September By Brian Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Villa Park Gets the Other Side of Upset : A Week After Beating Los Alamitos, Spartans Fall to Orange, 15-0 By Tom Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Granada Hills Passing Game Shows Up, 43-6 By Steve Elling, Times Staff Writer
City Section Roundup By Scot Butwell
Marshall Adjusting to Redskins : Former Bear Would Rather Play Than Talk By Anthony Cotton, The Washington Post
San Diego Sports et Cetera : McMullen Signs With Hawks By Steven Herbert
Southern Section Roundup By Mike Glaze
Working Starting Gate Is Hardly Horse Play By Garr Kluender
Field Goal Tries Fail; Western Edges Ocean View By Mike Itagaki
Peery's Return Provides Spark for Canyon By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
CASTING A LONG SHADOW : Overlooked by Recruiters, 5-10 Dowis Is Walking Tall at Air Force By Sam Mcmanis, Times Staff Writer
Boxing : Believe It or Not, Foreman-Cooney Fight Starting to Generate Interest By Steve Springer
Fall Sports Roundup : Occidental Sweeps Past Winless Cal Lutheran in Volleyball
High School Football Roundup
San Pasqual Gets Control of No. 1 Helix : Ninth-Ranked Eagles Grind Out Second Half for a 27-16 Victory By Dave Mckibben
Warner Can Still Inspire Seahawks : Tailback's Speech Leads to Club's First Victory of Season By Chris Baker, Times Staff Writer
Brea-Sonora Junior Varsity Game Canceled By Ara Najarian
Golden West Picks Off Southwestern for Victory
ENTERTAINMENT
Big-Game Hunter on Chopping Block for Her Pursuits
Recycled Art Emerges From the Throwaway Culture By Shauna Snow, Times Staff Writer
POP MUSIC REVIEW : The Judds Charm at the Greek By Chris Willman
A Logical Explanation of Why a Pitcher Loses
An Intriguing 'Bird of Youth' With Taylor and Harmon By Howard Rosenberg
STAGE REVIEWS : Bloom's Gracious Evening With the Bard's Women By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
Big Footsteps to Follow By John M. Wilson
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Kwong Explores 'Centerfield' By Chris Pasles
Bobby Morse Gets Raves in One-Man 'Tru' By Dan Sullivan, Times Theater Critic
TV Reviews : Cartoon King Tex Avery Honored in Documentary By Charles Solomon
INXS' Hutchence Rejects Rock Star Image By Dennis Hunt, Times Staff Writer
Weekend TV : More Season Premieres Share Spotlight With Rare Film Footage of Chinese Red Army By Steve Weinstein
An era in television sports ends today. After 32 seasons...
ABC Planning a Bush 'PT 109' : Ailes to Co-Produce Film on War Years By Jeff Kaye, Times Staff Writer
AFI Life Achievement Award to Be Given to David Lean By Jack Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Montreux Carves Out Niche With Eclectic Mix By Don Heckman
O.C. MUSIC REVIEW : Sri Chinmoy Blends Music and Meditation By Gregg Wager
Searchers Find a Crop of Potential Museum Directors By Cathy Curtis
Ann De Jarnett, Now Part of Acoustic Duo, Will Return to Stage By Mike Boehm
Objectionable Dialogue
A Logical Explanation of Why a Pitcher Loses
Column on Chang Draws Variety of Reactions
Cheering Is One Thing, Deliberate Noise Another
'Replicate of Band Says a Remote Yes to Nostalgia'
Groucho Is Secret Word for Actor Ferrante By Janice Arkatov
Guns N' Stones
Superman and Batman Come to the Aid of Science By Beth Kleid
Guns N' Stones
Guns N' Stones
A Heavenly Role By Mitchell Sam Rossi
TV Reviews : 'Night Walk': Trite Plot, Languid Performances By Chris Willman
Orange County Band on a Trip, a Creative One By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
STAGE REVIEW : 'Big River' Is No 'Huck Finn' but Is Hard to Fault By Don Shirley
BUSINESS
In Pursuit of Carmen : A hot video character has taken on a life of her own. By Carla Lazzareschi, Times Staff Writer
Persistent Rumors Prompt AMR to Ask for SEC Probe By Robert E. Dallos, Times Staff Writer
Chief Economic Barometer Rises for the Second Month From Associated Press
Spelling May Be Hollywood's Next Big Takeover Deal : Producer to Hire Bankers to Explore Buyout Inquiries By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
FDA Asks Cereal Makers for Proof That Psyllium Is Safe By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Approves Northwest Deal, Sets Conditions : Administration Insists That KLM Be Ordered to Halve Its Stake in Airline By Robert A. Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Citadel Won't Seek Valley Federal: Citadel Holding, the...
High Court to Consider Review of Store Merger By Martha Groves
Control Data Corp. Chairman Robert M. Price, facing...
Imperial Expects Loss in Quarter; Junk Bonds Cited By Chris Kraul, San Diego County Business Editor
Ford Aerospace Settles Suit: Ford Aerospace Corp. said it...
Executive Editor in Pasadena Fired: The executive editor...
Simmons Raises Lockheed Stake: Texas corporate raider...
Cafeteria Benefit Programs and the IRS By Carla Lazzareschi
Capital Gains Measure May Work This Way By Bill Sing
Dow Cuts Rally Short, Closes With 2.09 Loss From Associated Press
Lincoln S&L's Parent Wins Ruling; Creditors Hopeful By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
ICN Biomedicals to Buy Flow Subsidiary By Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Ford Aerospace Settles Sgt. York Weapons Dispute By David Olmos, Times Staff Writer
2,700 Laid Off by Braniff Will Not Get Checks From Associated Press
Liquidation of At Ease Sought: Four creditors have asked...
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