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What happened on July 09, 1990
ENTERTAINMENT
STAGE REVIEW : Lamb's Theatre Effort Better Than the Script By Nancy Churnin
Vatican Bars Dissent on Official Church Teachings
Vatican Bars Dissent on Official Church Teachings
The Michelangelo of Security By David Colker
Record Groups Issue Warnings of Their Own : Legislation: If Louisiana's governor signs a bill requiring labels on 'offensive' recordings, record-industry groups promise legal and economic retaliation. By Chuck Philips
'A Chorus Line'--A Sad Lesson in Big-Squeeze Theater Economics By Stephen Rothman, \o7 Rothman is a free\f7 -\o7 lance theater and TV director who served as founder and artistic director of the revitalized Pasadena Playhouse for seven years. He is co-producer of "A Chorus Line" at the Las Palmas Theatre\f7
Collecting Art--For the Public to Share By Eli Broad, \o7 Broad, chairman, president and CEO of Broad Inc., oversees his personal art collections as well as the Eli Broad Family Foundation collection and the Broad Inc./Kaufman and Broad Home Corp. collection. \f7
'Die Hard 2'--It's Hard to Find Any Resemblance to a Real TV Reporter By Fred Francis, \o7 Francis is chief Pentagon correspondent for NBC News. and \f7
High-Tech Museum Safeguards By David Colker
STAGE REVIEW : A Rewarding but Strange 'Much Ado' By Robert Koehler
Music By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
POP MUSIC REVIEW : For Young Harry Connick, Old Times Are Good Times By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop/rock By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
O.C. Pop Music Review : Lotta Shakin' as Jerry Lee Lewis Rocks Knott's By Jim Washburn
O.C. ART : Bram Van Velde Offers Charm in Abundance : A Costa Mesa gallery is showing late-career lithographs by an obscure Dutch artist. By Cathy Curtis
Pop/rock By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
TOP 10 ALBUMS WITH LONGEST STAY AT NO. 1 : Sound Tracks Dominate as Record Setters
Upbeat Awakening to 'Primal Dream' : Chamber rock: Richard Barone's two latest albums were influenced by the Beatles and classical music. He will play Tuesday at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano. By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
People Watch By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
'Die Hard 2' Has Fourth-Biggest Opening Ever By Pat H. Broeske, TIMES STAFF WRITER
JAZZ REVIEW : Montreal Surrenders to an Armed, Dangerous Anderson By Leonard Feather
3 Big Networks May Not Carry '94 World Cup Soccer Tourney By Steven Herbert, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Waters Hopes His Berlin 'Wall' Will Bind, Not Divide, Nations By John Horn, ASSOCIATED PRESS
SHORT TAKES : Kuralt on Road--No Digging! \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Coach Role Shifts to Counselor \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Seals Restoring Slave Cemetery \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Spoonful of Lovin' for Dolphins \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Oscar Lobby Named for Hope \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Actor Murray Tries Directing \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
CAPSULE REVIEW : '90s 'Forum': Vibrant, Unclean, Saucy By Sylvie Drake, TIMES THEATER WRITER
ART REVIEW : 'Satellite' Misguided by Gravitational Pull : Exhibition: Works from San Diego and Boston artists fail to cover much ground in the quest for geographic destiny. By Christopher Knight, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Music : Again, Mozart at Hollywood Bowl Pre-Season Concerts By Daniel Cariaga, TIMES MUSIC WRITER
Music : Mozart Enlivens 2nd Preview Program By John Henken
Music : Concordia Plays a Flawed Beethoven By Terry Mcquilkin
4 Films of Distinction in International Gay, Lesbian Festival By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TV REVIEW : Cassavetes: 'Freedom to Be Free' By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
JAZZ REVIEW : Explosive Henry Franklin Goes on the Attack By Don Heckman
Maze, LaBelle Barely Steal Show from the Crowd By Dennis Hunt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Richard Marx Still Hasn't Made His Mark on Rock : Pop: The hitmaker was refreshingly unpretentious at the Greek Theatre. Yet there is an anonymous quality about virtually every aspect of his work. By Robert Hilburn, TIMES POP MUSIC CRITIC
Music : Connick Brings Baby Boomers Back to Yesteryear's Standards : Pop: Singer-pianist and his 15-piece band find mass appeal with a '30s and '40s repertoire. By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Dog Days and Nights of Summer By Howard Rosenberg
BUSINESS
AT&T May Lay Off Another 3,000: American Telephone... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Vatican Bars Dissent on Official Church Teachings
Maxicare's Stay in Chapter 11 Is Almost Over : Health care: The medical services provider may clear its last hurdle in court today. Although it's come a long way in 15 months, its future is in doubt. By Linda Darnell Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Pension's Pugilist By Kathy M. Kristof, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gas Prices Steady: Gasoline prices at the pump were... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
Mail-Order Deal for Carnation: The Los Angeles-based firm... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
IBM, Motorola Discuss Chip Deal: IBM is discussing... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
GAF to Close Glass Fiber Plant in Irwindale: GAF Building... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Top Managers at Maxicare Are Sure Winners : Compensation: Those who spearheaded the reorganization will get bonuses and stock options. By Linda Darnell Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gannett Sees Lower Second-Quarter Profit: Gannett Co... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : Between 'R' and 'X' Lies a Remedy for Rating Adult Movies
Trump May Get Big Lease: Donald J. Trump is to announce... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : Long Summer for NEA
Survey Says Workplace Bias Common: A quarter of Americans... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : A Theater Critic's Job
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : Between 'R' and 'X' Lies a Remedy for Rating Adult Movies
TECHNOLOGY : Success Breeds High-Tech Skinflints, S. Koreans Say By Steven Brull, STEVEN BRULL \o7 writes from Tokyo for Reuters\f7
China Registers $2.56-Billion Trade Surplus from Reuters
Wine Sales Down 5% for 2nd Straight Year from Associated Press
Market Watch : When Taking on More Debt Is a Smart Move By Kathy M. Kristof, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Market Watch : Now, the California 300 By Tom Petruno
Can't Sip and Smoke From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WILLIAM L. FERRIS : Curing What Ails the System : Health Insurer Prescribes Cost Reforms, Relief for Poor By Leslie Berkman, Times staff writer
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : STOCK GROUP WINNERS & LOSERS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : MUTUAL FUNDS
French Businessman Buys Adidas: Flamboyant French... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
P.M. BRIEFING : Israel Advised to Sell El Al \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Apple Starts New Line of Printers \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Nike Reports Higher Earnings \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Japanese Developer World's Richest Man, Trump Off the List \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Americans Spend Less on Medical Care From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : FAA Held Watching Trump Air \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Environmental Criticism of U.S. Irks Sununu From Reuters
Danny Wall Facing a Senate Subpoena : Former Regulator Will Be Called in Texas S&L Probe
Rockwell Engineers Spot Possible Cause of Space Shuttle Leak \o7 Associated Press\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Ford Cancels Philippines Plant \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
PERSPECTIVES ON HOUSTON SUMMIT - Our Strings Can Pull Soviet Union Forward - Europeans have opened the door on aid to Moscow. If Americans don't walk in soon, we could be locked out. By Richard A. Gephardt, RICHARD A. GEPHARDT, \o7 Richard A. Gephardt (D-Mo.) is majority leader of the House of Representatives. \f7
PERSPECTIVES ON HOUSTON SUMMIT : Credit and Ingenuity Can Save the Children : Economists should be focusing on self-reliance development programs for the world's poorest people. By Muhammad Yunus, \o7 Muhammad Yunus, who holds a doctorate from Vanderbilt University, is the founder and managing director of Grameen Bank of Bangladesh. \f7
Stage Trail Has Dust of History By Carlos V. Lozano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Will Soft Obliquities Silence a Stinging Tongue? By Clancy Sigal, \o7 London-based Clancy Sigal is a writer and BBC critic, and a frequent contributor to The Times Book Review. \f7
PLATFORM : Independent Fund \f7 and \o7 Retired Judge BRUCE SUMNER, former presiding judge of Orange County Superior Court, is chairman of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare. He told The Times:
COLUMN LEFT : Go Small and Clean, Not Big and Green : The defense Establishment has its eye on environmental action as a way to protect its empire. By John Tirman, \o7 John Tirman is executive director of the Winston Foundation for World Peace, Boston, and editor of Nuclear Times. \f7
PERSPECTIVE ON RELIGION AND POLITICS : The Bishops in Democracyland : Morality: The church can rightly expect Catholic political leaders to work toward more legal restraints on abortion. By Robert Benne, \o7 Robert Benne is the Jordan-Trexler Professor of Religion at Roanoke College, Salem, Va., which is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. \f7
Defense Fund Keeps Prodding a Nation That Still Has Promises to Keep : Law: Despite a widespread assumption that the civil rights agenda has been completed, the stain of blatant bigotry still marks our neighborhoods, schools and workplaces. By Julius L. Chambers, \o7 Julius Chambers is executive director of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund\f7
Lottery Results
Boy, 6, Pulled Unconscious From Pool By Ted Johnson and Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Shedding Some Light on Legality of Brightness in Car By Eric Bailey
Nixon Library Debut Has Yorba Linda Abuzz By Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ice Carver Has a No-Sweat Job : Art: James Luff spends summer days holed up in a walk-in freezer sculpting party centerpieces from a material more commonly seen in party drinks. By Matt Lait, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fans Roar as West Germany Triumphs : World Cup: Cheers filled the Phoenix Club as their team scored the winning goal. But gloom rolled through the Argentine social club. By Davan Maharaj and James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
SAN CLEMENTE : Chowder Contest Is Duck Soup for Chef By Ted Johnson
HUNTINGTON BEACH : District Accepting Trustee Applications By John Penner
COUNTYWIDE : Peace Corps Volunteers Researched by: APRIL D. JACKSON / Los Angeles Times
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Anti-Abuse Center Faces Cash Crunch By John Penner
BUENA PARK : Suspects Arrested Near Burglary Scene
DANA POINT : Commissioner Who Criticized Loses Post By Len Hall
IRVINE : Transfer Requests at UCI Increase 18% By Tom Mcqueeney
BREA : Recycling Credited for Lesser Rate Hikes By Danielle A. Fouquette
GARDEN GROVE : Arts Discussion Scheduled Tuesday By Jim Tortolano
SANTA ANA : 4-Year-Old Runs Into Street, Is Hit by Car
GARDEN GROVE : Council Votes to Put 2 Measures on Ballot By Jim Tortolano
TUSTIN : City Targets Southwest Crime Spots By Shannon Sands
Manager of Complex Seeks to Evict Birds By Leslie Earnest
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Better Uses for the Money Than This
Something South Africa Could Bank On : A New Idea for an African Development Bank to Underwrite a Non-Racial Economy
The Idea Is Even Worse Than Its Name : Use Seized Drug-Raid Money for a Football Game? The Idea Is Ludicrous
Protesters Vandalize 2 Catholic Facilities By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Vaninshing Vistas : Those Post Card Views Are Often Smog-Shrouded : Environment: Pollution mars America's national parks more than 90% of the time. By David L. Robinson, \o7 Robinson is a La Mesa free-lance writer specializing in environmental topics\f7
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : DEBATE : Hospital Patients Now Have Choice Between Psychologists, Psychiatrists : Pro: A combination of rigorous training and bright students has spawned a young and very competent group of professional psychologists. By Bryant L. Welch, \f7 and \o7 Welch is the executive director for professional practice of the American Psychological Assn.
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : DEBATE : Hospital Patients Now Have Choice Between Psychologists, Psychiatrists : Con: Psychiatrists argue that only they are capable of providing a full range of medical services, including prescribing drugs and performing surgery. By Spencer Eth, \o7 Eth is chairman of the California Psychiatric Assn\f7 .\o7 's Committee on Judicial Action. \f7
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Mammogram Study Disclosed From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Warming Estimates May Be Wrong From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Dinosaur Power Rating Hiked From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Study Links Depression to Fatigue Syndrome From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Fossils of Primates Offer Clues to Primeval Courtship : Sexual roles: Larger canines, or fang teeth, suggest fierce competition among males for mates. By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Protein May Cause Fatal Clots From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : 'Robodoc': A Steady Hand for Surgery : Innovation: Engineers, surgeon and veterinarian develop robot to aid in operations. It won't replace doctors, but will help 'equalize care,' creator says. By J.E. Ferrell, \o7 Ferrell is a free-lance writer based in Davis. and \f7
A Marriage of Perfection : 500,000 Visitors Drawn Yearly to Seaside Wayfarers Chapel By Bob Pool, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NAACP's Head Gives Rights Bill Warning : Convention: Benjamin Hooks says defeat of Kennedy measure may lead to economic and social 'slavery' for blacks. He also decries 'selective prosecution' of black officials. By Hector Tobar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
5 Arrested After Flags Are Burned : Protest: Members of the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade also scuffle with bystanders who try to intervene at MacArthur Park. By Sonni Efron, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Banana Bonanza : La Conchita Yields Harvest of the Tropics By Psyche Pascual, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oceanside City Hall Resignations Highlight Tensions By Ray Tessler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In Eden Gardens, Paradise Regained Could Be Lost to New Temptations By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City May Buy Apartments to House Poor : Living Space: S.D. Housing Commission advances a novel funding scheme to buy 800 units for the needy. By Greg Johnson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Buyer's Market--House Sales Drop 35% : Real estate: Some brokers say they have three times as many houses listed as they did two years ago, but only half as many potential purchasers. By Jack Searles
It Grooms Prisoners for Success : Job training: A California Youth Authority program in Camarillo gives inmates the chance to learn--and be paid for--trades ranging from clerical work to pet grooming. By Joanna M. Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : Board to Consider Plan Amendments By Carolyn Kusky
NEWBURY PARK : Vandals Do $40,000 in Damage at School By Aaron Curtiss
SANTA PAULA : Gunman Kills Man, Shoots 2nd in Back
CAMARILLO : CYA School Names New Superintendent By Carolyn Kusky
CAMARILLO : All-Woman Fire Crew a 1st for CYA By Adrianne Goodman
PORT HUENEME : Base's 'Betsy Ross' Fixes Tattered Flags By Carolyn Kusky
OXNARD : Johs Announces Bid for Reelection By Hugo Martin
Community Copes With Fear of Fires : Crime: No homes have burned and no one has been injured in the mostly small blazes that have recently struck the area. But anxious residents say they feel as though they are being held captive by arsonists. By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Robbins Retains Financial Stake in Development Project : Investments: The Tarzana Democrat confirms that he has a minority interest in a $400-million complex in Venice. He was a partner in a group that sold the land last year amid controversy. By Jack Cheevers and Jeffrey L. Rabin, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Porter Ranch Is Expected to Win Approval : Development: The City Council's final vote on the massive project will come Tuesday, and neither side anticipates that concerns about school sites and traffic studies will change the predicted outcome. By John Schwada, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vigilant Canyon Residents Keep Eye Out for Arson By Betsy Bates, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Motorist Finds Victim of Execution Slaying
Hey, Brother, Can You Spare a Ruble? : But Bush Is Rightly Cautious About Soviet Aid Now
Head-On Crash Kills Woman, Injures 2
Car Hits Transformer, Causes Power Outage
Vietnamese Artists Depict Visions of Their Homeland in New Setting By Sonni Efron, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Night Watchman Slain on Tuna Boat By Nora Zamichow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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NEWS
E. German Ties With Guerrillas Told \o7 Reuters\f7
Nation in Brief : MINNESOTA : Storms Knock Out Twin Cities Power From Times staff and Wire reports
Gorbachev Pleads Case to Workers : Reforms: He tells rank-and-file congress members that party will be dead without changes. 'Am I needed by you?' he asks. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Allies Moving to Compromise on Soviet Aid By Art Pine and Tom Redburn, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Governor Gets New Louisiana Abortion Bill By Garry Boulard, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
COLUMN ONE : The Politics of Profit in S. Africa : Anglo American Corp. built an economic empire with diamonds, gold and progressive policies toward blacks. Now its future hinges on the dismantling of apartheid. By Michael A. Hiltzik, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Too Soft on China, Fang Says From Exile : Dissident: He is disappointed at American timidity. The populace still 'harbors great dissatisfaction,' he says. By Orville Schell, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NASA Scientists Up in Air Over 'Blind' Hubble By Lee Dye, TIMES STAFF WRITER
S&L Crisis Puts President's Son on the Hot Seat By Robert A. Rosenblatt and Ronald J. Ostrow, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Watch Thieves Put the Arm on Wearers of Costly Rolex By Victor Merina, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Intense, Feisty Scalia Gives High Court a Sharp Edge By David G. Savage, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Legislature's Bailing Out of Insolvent School Districts Becoming Routine : Education: Lawmakers have rescued several Bay Area districts. But the problem of cash-strapped schools looms for other parts of the state. By Max Boot, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Banana Boom : Warm 'Microclimate' Makes Tropical Fruit Thrive on Southland Plantation By Psyche Pascual, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Willie Brown Denies Charges by Financier : Documents: Richard T. Silberman offered FBI agents allegedly incriminating evidence about the Assembly Speaker. Court records say the businessman sought leniency in money-laundering case. By Daniel M. Weintraub and Alan Abrahamson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
U.S., Greece Sign 8-Year Pact on Military Bases : Defense treaty: The deal comes after 19 rounds of negotiations and three changes of government in Athens. From Times Wire Services
Impasse Over State Budget Still Stands : Funding: A meeting between Deukmejian and lawmakers gets nowhere. The governor won't accept proposed tax and fee hikes. By Douglas P. Shuit, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Israeli Jets Attack Hezbollah Militia Base in South Lebanon; 2 Killed From Associated Press
'Dropped Bowl' makes a mess for officials in Miami : While praised as an exciting work of art, the sculpture has also spawned complaints and a lawsuit. By Mike Clary, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Political Briefing By Ronald Brownstein and William J. Eaton
Gorbachev Starting to 'Assert His Controls,' Scowcroft Says From a Times Staff Writer
House Panel Says Soviet Threat Is Dead : Defense: Pentagon spending plan doesn't 'jibe with reality,' congressman says. He repeats a call for cuts in the military budget. By Stanley Meisler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bush Says 'Howdy' to Summit Guests : Texas: The President welcomes fellow world leaders to his home state. They watched a rodeo, pitched a few horseshoes and were presented with $1,000 ostrich skin cowboy boots. By David Lauter and J. Michael Kennedy, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Liberia Rebels Retreat From Hub of Capital : Africa: City sees a lull in fighting. Insurgents trying to topple President Doe claim they are trying to spare civilian lives. From Times Wire Services
Mayor Bradley Revamps DWP
Mayor Bradley Revamps DWP
Tests Find Signs of Fuel Line Leaks on Space Shuttle \o7 United Press International\f7
Maurice J. Hindin; Retired Municipal Court Judge
Ruth Becker Blanchard; Survivor of Titanic Sinking
Harold Hirsch; Founder of Ski Clothing Firm
Michael Drummond; Received 3 Hearts From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Alleged Alien Smugglers Kidnap 2 Children By Charisse Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GRAYING: Since 1970, Orange County's 65-and-older... By Mark I. Pinsky and Leslie Berkman
Nathaniel Wyeth; Invented Plastic Soda Bottle
PEAKIES: A Fullerton mortgage banker has discovered how... By Leslie Berkman and Mark I. Pinsky
PAYING: But health care for seniors, though improving, can... By Mark I. Pinsky and Leslie Berkman
Ignore 'Public Opinion,' Judge Tells McMartin Jury \o7 Associated Press\f7
SOUTHLAND : Actor Howard Duff Dies at 76 \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
SOUTHLAND : School Board Reelects Goldberg \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
Czechs Airlift 51 Albanians; 5,000 Remain From Associated Press
LOCAL : Santa Clarita Crash Injures 2 \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
THE TIMES POLL : O.C. Voters Give Congressmen Good Reviews By Robert W. Stewart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHLAND : Border Patrol Arrests, Deports 920 in Sweep at San Clemente \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
Restructured Politburo Seen as Gorbachev Victory From Reuters
LOCAL : Boy, 15, Arrested in Stanton in Connection With Gang Killing \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
Soviets Heat Up the Summit : Leaders of 7 Nations at Odds on Aid From Associated Press
WORLD : Rioting Spreading in Kenya \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
KGB Chief Blasts Dissident Former Official From United Press International
Anti-Apartheid Minister Quits Over Reported Affair From Associated Press
NATION : Cost of Saving Owl Decried \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
First Soviet Warship in 14 Years Visits Britain \o7 Associated Press\f7
Czech Ex-Party Boss Sentenced to 4 Years From Associated Press
New Query on Capt.'s Failure to Aid Titanic From Associated Press
NATION : Statue of Lamb Still on Lam \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NATION : Tammy Denies Divorce Reports \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
La. Governor Will Ponder Abortion Bill : Compromise Law Includes Exceptions for Rape, Incest From United Press International
WORLD : Israeli Jets Retarget Hezbollah \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
WORLD : 12 Million Soviets Could Become Israelis, Former Dissident Says \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
World IN BRIEF : MYANMAR : Random Tests Find 300 AIDS Carriers From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Policeman Stabbed in Walled Old City From Times staff and Wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : ALASKA : Rain Helps to Cut Wildfire Damage From Times staff and Wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : NATIONWIDE : Radar Device Fails Tests, Paper Says From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : SOUTH AFRICA : 230 Hurt as Police Break Up Protest From Times staff and Wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Husband Feared Blast, Widow Says From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : MARINWOOD : 2 Bodies Found in Brush Fire Area From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : REDWOOD CITY : Trial Set to Start in String of Killings From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Man With Knife Takes Nurse Hostage From Times staff and Wire reports
BOOK REVIEW : TO ALL APPEARANCES A LADY\o7 by Marilyn Bowering\f7 Viking $18.95, 336 pages : What's Going on Here? Far Too Much to Comprehend, It Seems By Carolyn See
Not Running on Empty: Vice President Dan Quayle rarely... Compiled by YEMI TOURE
A Burning Issue: Save the Wife . . . Forget the Bird By Jack Smith
On a Roll : In Some U.S. Cities, Bike-Riding Police Are Making a Difference By J. Michael Kennedy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
One for the Books : Celebrations: A self-made Mexican millionaire who entered the U.S. as a \o7 bracero\f7 will cater the opening of the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library. By David Reyes, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vilnius: An Exodus From the Rebirth : Lithuania: Despite a tiny flowering of Judaic culture from the rubble of Soviet repression, Jews make plans to emigrate to Israel while they can. By Esther Schrader, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Museum Offers 8 Delectable 'Perspectives' By Ann Conway
Former Prison Now Public Housing Unit : Community: A 100-year-old jail privately converted by a nonprofit group offers Atlanta's working poor a way out. By Kristine F. Anderson, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Pearl Bailey to Have Surgery \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Gene Hackman Out of Hospital \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
When Patients Turn on Their Therapists : Violence: Attacks against those in the health professions alarm the industry. Psychiatrists have formed a task force to deal with the problem. By Sally Squires, THE WASHINGTON POST
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Monty Hall Makes a New Deal \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Burn Victim, 12, Wins Praise \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Zsa Zsa Sells Scene of the Crime \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Anxious Trip Home for Quayle \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SPORTS
Clark, Tigers Are Set to Sign Big Contract By Dave Mckibben, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clark Sounds Off; Padres Lose Again By Scott Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ROUNDUP : Trickle's Field Day Leads Hockey Effort By Mike Hiserman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trear Can't Beat Odds, Falls to Bujon at La Jolla By Dave Mckibben, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dash of New Blood in 1990 All-Star Game By Mark Maske, WASHINGTON POST
COMMENTARY : Valenzuela Toils On in Serene Obscurity By Tom Callahan, WASHINGTON POST
The American Saga of Slow-Moving Sports: Soccer and Baseball By Alan Greenberg, HARTFORD COURANT
WORLD CUP '90 : U.S. Would Welcome an Invasion by Franz By Mike Downey
Angels' Nightmare Is a Dream for Hill By Helene Elliott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gibson, Claire Shout Before Dodger Loss By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD CUP '90 : Revenge for West Germany, 1-0 : Argentina Disputes Loss on Penalty Kick By Randy Harvey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
As for Witt, Becker Has Little to Say By Ted Brock
Edberg Is on Top the Hard Way : Wimbledon: Swede takes a two-set lead, then loses it and is on the ropes before winning his second title by beating Becker in five sets. By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CYCLING / TOUR DE FRANCE : Ludwig First East German to Win Stage From Associated Press
Davis Upsets Breland With KO in Ninth From Associated Press
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Gaston Faces Taylor at Forum Tonight
Paez Retains IBF Featherweight Title With Draw From Associated Press
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Axel Becomes Tumble for Harding on Ice : Festival: Ambitious program ends in disaster, as does her bid to unseat Trenary as No. 1. By Mike Hiserman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Turner Takes One-Stroke Lead in L.A. City Golf Championships
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : ROUNDUP : Black Swimmer, 16, Wins; 2 Marks Fall From Associated Press
A surprised Chip Hanauer took advantage of favored Miss...
Riddick Bowe of New York stopped Art Tucker of Newark...
Infielder Brook Jacoby was added to the American League...
Brooks Clark of Newton Square, Pa., won the Chicago...
Former Indianapolis Colts tight end Timothy Sherwin has...
Karch Kiraly of San Clemente and Brent Frohoff of Hermosa...
Harvard Crew Wins Ladies' Plate
Defending champion Gary Ormsby of Roseville, Calif., won...
GOLF ROUNDUP : Wadkins Wins by Five as Strange Fades From Associated Press
WORLD CUP '90 : Maradona Blames 'Evil Black Hand' of Referee : Argentines: Weeping team captain says official granted penalty kick to West Germany because he feared a shootout. From Associated Press
MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Sullivan Wins; Unser Loses to Fire From Associated Press
WORLD CUP '90 : Only One Goal, but No Commercial Shortage By Larry Stewart
WORLD CUP '90 : ANALYSIS : Argentina Got the Reward It Deserved for Lack of Class By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD CUP '90 : REACTION : East Joins West in Party to Celebrate Triumph From Associated Press
WORLD CUP '90 : Victory Never in Doubt, Beckenbauer Says By William Montalbano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fate Has Watched Out for 'Lucky' Lohrke : Baseball: This former player from South Gate seems to have a knack for avoiding disasters. By Bob Wolf, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Mets' Viola as Hot as Weather in Atlanta By Dan Hafner
John Still Loves the Game, but His Family Comes First By Steven Herbert
He Blazed the Trail Back for Hershiser : Dodgers: Tommy John, who had similar operation in 1974, is confident right-hander has toughness to return. By Steven Herbert, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wells Behind Early, Stays There in Loss : Dodgers: Rookie pitcher gives up three unearned runs in first inning of second major league start. By Curtis Eichelberger, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Garrison, Leach Combine to Win Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Title From Reuters
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Starting Is No Cure for Davis By Dan Hafner
SWIMMING : Biondi Upset Again by Rudolph From Associated Preess
ROUNDUP : Woodbine Race Won by Izvestia From Associated Press
Betting With Bob : Man Vs. Microchip
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Terrell Jumps the Gun to Win Record Medal By Mike Penner
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Patches Wins, Doubles Stevens' Pleasure By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Batlik Paddling Same Boat That Brought Him to Safe Harbor By Mike Penner
Fetters, Fraser Angels of Week
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK / STEVE KRESAL : His Effort's the Same, but Not the Results : Baseball: Greg Hansell pitched Kennedy to the Southern Section 3-A championship in 1989, but now plays for a Class-A team that's far from winning any titles. By Steve Kresal
THE SIDELINES : U.S. Wins in Lacrosse Series \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : Rangers Net 2 Wings in Trades \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : PGA Board OKs New Awards \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : UConn Names Athletic Director \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Soccer Champions Return to Chaotic Heroes' Welcome \o7 Reuters\f7
THE SIDELINES : Jaite Advances in Swiss Open \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : Webb Returning to Volunteers \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Welch, Armstrong Are All-Star Game Starters From Associated Press
W. German World Cup Victory Celebrations Turn Violent; 4 Killed From Associated Press
Ghirotto of Italy Sprints to a Win in Tour's 9th Stage From Reuters
THE SIDELINES : Ex-Bruin Coach Jim Bush Hired to Head Track Programs at USC \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Stewart Wins Clemente Award From Associated Press
The All-Star Game Shows Off the Sport's Argumentative Side By Melvin Durslag
RACING NOTES : Summer Squall Training for Penn. Derby By Dale Austin, THE BALTIMORE SUN
Cookie's Bets on 8-Horse Races Don't Crumble By Norman Dash, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Timeless Gets High Weight for Bel-Air 'Cap From Times Wire Services
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