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What happened on June 25, 1990
ENTERTAINMENT
Remaking 'NBC Nightly News' : Television: The network is putting its faith in new executive producer Steve Friedman, whose winning touch made the 'Today' show No. 1 for five years. By Jane Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
No Cigar for Turner's Castro 'Conversation' : Television: The usually voluble CNN founder just lobs up soft questions and listens to the long-winded Cuban leader's answers tonight. By Howard Rosenberg
STAGE REVIEW : 'As You Like It' Opens Globe Season By Don Shirley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : 'Oklahoma!' At The Music Center : Is Musical Still a Classic Minus Dream Ballet? By Sylvie Drake, TIMES THEATER WRITER
COMMENTARY : 'Oklahoma' At The Music Center : Strange Priorities, Odd Perspectives at the Opera By Martin Bernheimer, TIMES MUSIC/DANCE CRITIC
Dennis Quaid the Singer Brings His, Um, Unique Talents to O.C. By Jim Washburn
Janet Jackson a Slick Replica of Her Videos By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop : For Vega, Less Austere Is More By Chris Willman
Stage : Shakespeare's 'Much Ado' Travels Well to 1939 Italy By T.H. Mcculloh
A Writhing L.A. Debut for Manchester's House-Music Sound : Clubs: Star deejay Graeme Park brings records from England's legendary Hacienda nightspot to the Mayan. By Jonathan Gold
Dance and Music : Martin Co. Soars With 'Alvin,' Struggles With 'Visions' at Inner City By Jan Breslauer
Dance and Music : Burbank Symphony Premieres Concerto By Greg Hettmansberger
Pop : Jimmy Buffett Leaps Around the Bowl By Don Heckman
Pop : Mannheim Steamroller in the Service of Trees By Jim Washburn
ART : Costa Mesa Group Exhibit Unified by Provocative Nature By Cathy Curtis
Stage : The Bard's 'Much Ado' Travels Well to 1939 Fascist Italy By T.H. Mcculloh
Round One of Counterpunch, a new weekly Calendar feature of commentary and opinion. Leaders in arts and entertainment and related fields will offer their perspectives on vital issues of the day and their responses to columns and reviews. : Black Culture Still Getting a Bum Rap By Ice Cube, \f7 and \o7 LOS ANGELES RAP MUSICIAN\f7 . \o7 The writer's current album, "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted," is a national best-seller.
Round One of Counterpunch, a new weekly Calendar feature of commentary and opinion. Leaders in arts and entertainment and related fields will offer their perspectives on vital issues of the day and their responses to columns and reviews. : Restaurateurs Give a Second Opinion and a Third, Fourth By Robert Bigonnet, \o7 OWNER OF LE CHARDONNAY and \f7
Round One of Counterpunch, a new weekly Calendar feature of commentary and opinion. Leaders in arts and entertainment and related fields will offer their perspectives on vital issues of the day and their responses to columns and reviews. : Restaurateurs Give a Second Opinion and a Third, Fourth By Jerry Bakalyan, \o7 CO-OWNER OF LA SERRE\f7
Round One of Counterpunch, a new weekly Calendar feature of commentary and opinion. Leaders in arts and entertainment and related fields will offer their perspectives on vital issues of the day and their responses to columns and reviews. : For the Love of 'Nightingale'--A Fear for Its Existence By Susan Albert Loewenberg, \o7 PRODUCING DIRECTOR OF L.A. THEATRE WORKS and \f7
Round One of Counterpunch, a new weekly Calendar feature of commentary and opinion. Leaders in arts and entertainment and related fields will offer their perspectives on vital issues of the day and their responses to columns and reviews. : Restaurateurs Give a Second Opinion and a Third, Fourth By Gerard Ferry, \o7 OWNER OF L'ORANGERIE and \f7
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Todd Rundgren and His Fans Take a Bad Trip Back to the '70s By John Penner
MUSIC REVIEW : Matsuri Taiko Group at Barnsdall Park By Terry Mcquilkin
BY THE NUMBERS : The Top 10 Syndicated Television Shows \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Col Morning Report Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Coming Attractions By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
MEDIA : Channel 10 Picks a Threesome as Michael Tuck's Replacement By Kevin Brass
People Watch By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Arts By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Opera By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Modern Love': Bad Sound, Bad Jokes by Robby Benson By Michael Wilmington
1944 'St. Louis' Is Timelier Than Ever By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : A Bountiful 'As You Like It' Opens Old Globe's Summer Season By Don Shirley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STAGE REVIEWS : Dual 'Lower Depths' from Homeless Writers, Actors' Gang By Robert Koehler
South Coast Rep Gets Flak Over Pro-NEA Flyers : Arts: Costa Mesa puts the theater's grants on hold while investigating whether city money was used. By Zan Dubin and Carla Rivera, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Federal Official Seeks Dates of Four Artists' Shows Back to '84 : Arts: The General Accounting Office makes the unusual request of two New York facilities. The investigator says Sen. Jesse Helms asked for the data. By Allan Parachini, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : The Dark Bob Attempts a Crossover at Highways By Gregg Wager
Humperdinck Cancels Universal Concerts
SHORT TAKES : Streisand Learns a New Step \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Poe's Mysterious Graveside Admirer Captured in Photo From United Press International
SHORT TAKES : Spielberg, Webber to Team Up for Full-Length Animated 'Cats' \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
The Kid in 'Dick Tracy' Has Been Around the Block From United Press International
'New Kid' Donnie Wahlberg Hurt After Falling Through Trap Door From Associated Press
'Tracy' Stands Firm at No. 1; 'RoboCop2' Is 2 By Pat H. Broeske, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KMEX Gets a Kick From Soccer Games By Beth Kleid
SHORT TAKES : Explosion Gives Her Head Start \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Man Charged in Kinison Incident \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SHORT TAKES : Post Office? You Can't Beat It \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
BUSINESS
Making Takeoffs Cheerier From Staff and Wire Reports
Apple Changes Continue; Coldrick Resigns
Robert V. Daly Jr. has joined the Los Angeles law firm...
Louis L. Straney has become vice president-sales division...
Circle K Corp. has appointed as its new chairman a...
'Good Guys' Comes South : The Bay Area consumer electronics chain opens its first Los Angeles store Sunday. In the gizmo game, the tough competition gets tougher. By Martha Groves, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Record Companies Taking a Spin at the Video Business By Jube Shiver Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
IBM to Refocus on Rebounding Home PC Arena : Computers: The latest entries by several companies promise to have ease of use, lots of power and reasonable prices. By Carla Lazzareschi, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drexel Creditors Committee Files Motion: The creditors... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Honeywell Drops Minolta Complaint: Honeywell said it was... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Quaker Oats Announces Reorganization: Quaker Oats Co... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mortgage Rates Edge Up: Fixed-rate home mortgages averaged... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Trump Sells Shipyard: Donald J. Trump has sold the Dutch... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Machine Tool Orders Plunge: Machine tool orders fell 28.7... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
Japanese Critic Says U.S. Holds Trade-Gap Key By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gas Prices Lower: Gasoline prices in mid-June were down... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japan Passes U.S. in Investment: Japan spent more on... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
Irvine Firm Plans PC-Making Venture in China By Cristina Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Why an American High-Tech Firm Recruits in Asian Rice Fields : Labor: California-based Seagate says remote disk-drive production gives it a competitive edge. Beginning workers are paid 50 cents an hour. By Evelyn Richards, THE WASHINGTON POST
Deft Wins Paint Bid
Market Watch : Regulators' Plan to Make Bank Trusts More Accessible Sparks Battle : Securities: Institutions would be able to advertise the accounts and charge whatever fees states permit. Mutual fund operators are irate. By Albert B. Crenshaw, THE WASHINGTON POST
Market Watch : German Issues: Expect Payoff Much Later By Tom Petruno
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : MUTUAL FUNDS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : STOCK GROUP WINNERS & LOSERS
JIM BURBA : Checking Out the Hotel Lobby : Without Reservations, Industry Sees Room for Concern By Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Plans Drug Money Rules \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Trade Talks Still Exploratory \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Koito Disputes Pickens' Stock Holdings From Associated Press
House OKs Substitute Amtrak Funding Bill \o7 United Press International\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Court to Decide Safety Priority \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Falling Mortgage Rates Help Bolster Existing Home Sales \o7 Associated Press\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Caterpillar Lowers Earnings \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Oil Workers' Bias Suit Refused \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Chase Manhattan Plans to Cut Costs : Company Aims to Save $300 Million by Restructuring From Reuters
P.M. BRIEFING : Swiss Probe Possible Insider Trading in Suchard Takeover \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Bonn, Paris Banks Key to Trump Rescue From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Siebe $656 Million Buys Foxboro \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Lottery Results
A Government That Can't Take Criticism Is a Long Way From Democracy : Mexico: Commitment to economic reform isn't matched in the political arena, where death threats mark a new low. By Carlos Ramirez, \o7 Carlos Ramirez is a staff writer for El Financiero in Mexico City, on assignment in Los Angeles. His article was translated by Beth Hawkins\f7
CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY : On the Road Again With Props. 111, 108 : Voters no doubt thought they were giving a boost to transit, but mostly they'll be getting pig-in-a-poke highways. By Adriana Gianturco, \o7 Adriana Gianturco was director of the California Department of Transportation in the Administration of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr\f7
The Well-Off and Healthy Get a Cynical Free Ride : Health care: Government, reneging on its responsibility, is forcing hospitals to lean on privately insured patients to pay for the indigent. By Donald Kennedy, \o7 Donald Kennedy is president of Stanford University and chairman of the board of directors of Stanford University Hospital\f7
In Retrospect Korea Was Well Worth It : First War the U.S. 'Lost' Was Not a Losing Cause
Water Conservation: For Farmers . . . : How Big Farms Escape Paying Full Value--and Soak Up All They Want
COLUMN RIGHT : 'Harmonizing' Will Handcuff Free Markets : The bureaucratic prerogative has shifted to economic intervention, the new socialism. By Paul Craig Roberts, \o7 Paul Craig Roberts is a professor of political economy at the Center for Strategic & International Studies in Washington. \f7
PERSPECTIVE ON HEALTH : To Save on Treatment, Find the Cures : Of the billions we spend on health care, little goes for research. But that's where the big payoffs come from. By C. Everett Koop, \o7 C. Everett Koop, the former U.S. Surgeon General, is a director of Research! America, a nonprofit alliance of health organizations\f7
PLATFORM : It's Still a Bargain \o7 DAVID T. FELDMAN, a Postal Service maintenance superintendent in Los Angeles, talked to The Times about the plan to raise first-class postage to 30 cents. and \f7
COLUMN LEFT : Sour Notes in Free Trade With Mexico : Harmonize policies to protect U.S. workers and consumers. By Richard Rothstein, \f7 and \o7 Richard Rothstein is a Los Angeles-based research associate of the Economic Policy Institute in Washington.
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Habitat: Capitalizing on a Team Effort
Gay Pride Parade Celebrates Activism : Festival: Celebration also focuses on future battles. Record crowd watches usual assortment of zany floats. By Josh Meyer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Art Dealer Detours From the Fast Lane : Lerner Could End Up in Prison on Drug Charge By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many Septic Tank Users Still Paying Sewer Fees : Utility: Several Pacoima families file claims with the city. But officials say that even if refunds are granted, they will be for 12 months only. By Philipp Gollner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Stockpile of One's Own Blood Is the Safest Option When Facing Surgery \o7 Reprinted from the July issue of the Johns Hopkins Medical Letter \f7
Southern California Earthquakes In May
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Scientists Close to Solving the Case of the Exploding Soup By Lee Siegel, ASSOCIATED PRESS SCIENCE WRITER
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Rise in Risky Pregnancy Linked to Sexual Disease From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Fossil Prompts Claims, Skepticism From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Scientists Create Enzyme in Lab From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : New Monkey Species Discovered From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Contaminant Blamed for Ailment From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Temple May Hold Clues to Origins of Medicine : Archeology: Babylonian ruins date to as early as 3000 BC. They are believed to have been the center of activities focusing on the goddess of healing. By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Transient Trapped in Crawl Space Freed
5 Schools Give Pupils and Parents Hard Work : Education: Old-fashioned and public, they stress discipline, academic rigor and proper attire. Nearly 600 children are on waiting lists at just two of them. By Adrianne Goodman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Navy Pilot Blazes Trail for Other Women Fliers to Follow By Nora Zamichow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
280-Acre Blaze in Brush East of Fillmore Brought Under Control : Fire season: Teen-agers eating lunch in the area are suspected of accidentally starting the blaze. Experts fear that Fourth of July fireworks could ignite the county's tinder-dry brush. By Kirsten Lee Swartz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Motorcycle Collectors Meet and Dream : Hobbies: Easy riders gather to show off their classic Harley-Davidsons and Indians, including a circus performer's mount, custom-built in 1908. By Santiago O'Donnell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Those Double Yellow Marks Keep Motorists in Line By Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Cowboy's 1st Century : Ranching: Herman Wiegand has spent his entire 100 years farming and raising cattle in North County. And this pioneer still cares for a quarter-acre garden. By Bonna M. De La Cruz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Slain Teen Had 2 Sides to His Life, Friends Say By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Flicks Make a Big Splash, But Don't Let Your Rubber Ducky Make Waves By Anthony Perry
A Dream of Luxury Turned Into Nightmare : Fraud: Over 200 people poured $12 million into a dynamic salesman's real estate development firm, lured by promised high returns and by the trappings of his success. By Amy Louise Kazmin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Old-Time Fair to Return to Hansen Dam Area July 18 By Mayerene Barker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Robbins Sued Over Property Purchase : Dispute: A businessman alleges that Robbins threatened to use political clout to prevent him from developing acreage near Marina del Rey. Robbins denies trying to thwart the deal. By Jack Cheevers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Woman Attacked at El Cajon School
Burglary Suspect Seriously Hurt in Police Shoot-Out
Mulholland Is Open Road Again : Motorcycles: A two-mile stretch was barricaded last year to reduce the number of accidents. The carnage is down and the highway has reopened. By Aaron Curtiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THOUSAND OAKS : Council Expected to OK Recycling Plan By Tina Daunt
OAK VIEW : Hearing to Discuss New Water Plant By Thia Bell
OXNARD : County May Merge 8 Health Clinics By Jack Searles
OAK VIEW : Furor Raised Over Little League Funds By Thia Bell
SIMI VALLEY : Market Owner Faces False-Alarm Charge By Santiago O'Donnell
CAMARILLO : 2 Veteran Council Members to Retire By Joanna M. Miller
OXNARD : Mental Health Clinic Location Selected By Karen Mckean
Slain Youth's Mother Speaks Out : Gangs: Objecting to perceived apathy about the deaths of their members, she describes her son's conflicting allegiances to family and the streets. By Dana Parsons, TIMES STAFF WRITER
County's Iranians Offer Aid in Quake : Rescue: Money, medicine and means of shelter are being collected for the thousands of injured and homeless by professional and community groups. By George Frank, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE COUNTY SUMMER : Residents Finding Fun in the Sun Right Near Their Own Back Yard By Lynn Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE : City Staff to Recycle Used Office Paper By Mary Helen Berg
MISSION VIEJO : City Council to Hear Appeal on Ridgeline By Frank Messina
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : School Trustees OK $109-Million Budget By Len Hall
GARDEN GROVE : Slain Employee Remembered at Job
SANTA ANA : 19 Are Evacuated After Triplex Fire By Kris Lindgren
SANTA ANA : Man Arrested in Alleged Kidnaping
WESTMINSTER : 2 Teens Stabbed, 1 Critically; 2 Arrested By Kris Lindgren
WESTMINSTER : Storage Burglary Suspect Captured
ANAHEIM : Landmark Status Given Cemetery By Lisa Mascaro
LA HABRA : Improvement of City Buildings Studied By David F. Burke
YORBA LINDA : New Fiesta Days Parade Route OKd By Linda M. Hickman
COUNTYWIDE : Lido Ocean Fete Extols Clean Beach By Ted Johnson
COSTA MESA : 'Tiger Cage' Keeps MIA Cause Alive By Mary Anne Perez
COUNTYWIDE : Services for Slain Officer This Week
BUENA PARK : City Budget Includes $1-Million Deficit By Lynda Natali
CYPRESS : Plan Unit Revival to Be Put on Ballot By Lynda Natali
CYPRESS : City to Levy Fines for False Alarms By Lynda Natali
. . . And for All Angelenos, As Well : Why the City Council Should Approve Bradley's Mandatory Conservation Plan
NEWS
Man-Made Tunnels at McMartin Pre-School
Debate Over Revitalization of Olvera Street
Debate Over Revitalization of Olvera Street
Interpreting the Bill of Rights
Debate Over Revitalization of Olvera Street
Debate Over Revitalization of Olvera Street
Interpreting the Bill of Rights
Wimp Factor
Interpreting the Bill of Rights
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Getting a Grip on Schizophrenia : Psychology: Each year about 100,000 Americans are diagnosed as schizophrenic. Despite the widespread use of the term, psychiatrists are still debating its definition and whether it is actually a disease or has a biological basis. By Alfie Kohn, \o7 Alfie Kohn is a free\f7 -\o7 lance writer in Cambridge, Mass., who writes about human behavior\f7
World IN BRIEF : FINLAND : 2nd Soviet Plane in Week Is Hijacked From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : NICARAGUA : Contras Declare End to War, Will Disarm From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : LIBERIA : Talks to Resume on Ending Civil War From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : BELGIUM : Guerrilla Is Offered for Hostage Family From Times staff and Wire reports
World IN BRIEF : POLAND : 63 in Solidarity Unit Break With Walesa From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : $500 Million Sought for BART Repairs From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Mother Guilty in Death of Girl From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : State Job Training System Criticized From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : 5 More Initiatives Qualify for Ballot From Times staff and Wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Lawsuit Seeks to Overturn Prop. 111 From Times staff and Wire reports
Rescue Hopes Dim as Quake Toll Hits 50,000 By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Israel Won't Push on Soviet Settlers : Immigration: Sharon seeks to defuse criticism from Washington and Moscow. No special effort will be made to place the newcomers in the West Bank or Gaza. By Daniel Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AIDS Conference Ends on Note of Confidence : Health: But participants are reminded that the worldwide epidemic remains out of control. By Robert Steinbrook, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
AIDS Activists Taunt, Drown Out Sullivan By Victor Zonana and Janny Scott, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
COLUMN ONE : U.S. Looks Abroad for Its Heroes : Americans offer adulation to foreigners such as Mandela, who seem to embody the heroic qualities lacking in the instant celebrities at home. By David Lauter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Noriega Officers Resurface; Panama Coalition Strained By Kenneth Freed, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Church Markets Its Gospel With High-Pressure Sales By Robert W. Welkos and Joel Sappell, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Wilder's Political Travels Stir Talk of '92 Ambitions By Robert Shogan, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : Backing of Abortion Rights No Guarantee of Victory at Polls By Daniel M. Weintraub, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For Her, Sky's No Limit : Command of Aviation Squadron Is Next Step in Cmdr. Mariner's Pioneering Career By Nora Zamichow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judge Lauded for Policy of Letting INS Screen Court : Immigration: He assists in eventual deportation of defendants who are illegal aliens. A bill in Sacramento would encourage other jurists to do the same. By David Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brady Backs Neil Bush: 'Can't Imagine He Broke Law' : Thrifts: The Treasury secretary notes that the President's son was a director, but not an officer, of a failed savings and loan in Colorado. By Ronald J. Ostrow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Small Minnesota town turns pests into a party : Viola's Gopher Count rewards a year of rodent hunting with a bounty and a celebration. By Bob Secter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Briefing: The Elderly By Robert A. Rosenblatt
Egypt Moves to Avert Crisis in U.S.-Arab Ties From Times Wire Services
Wedding Sparks Clash in India; at Least 4 Die \o7 Associated Press\f7
10,000 Unity-Minded Romanians Stream Into Soviet Moldavia From Associated Press
Jordan, Libya Restore Ties After 6-Year Rift \o7 Associated Press\f7
One Dead as Ship Sinks \o7 United Press International\f7
Survivors Gather Remnants of Their Past : Iran: Families shed the shock and grief of the disaster and begin to think about the future. By Nick B. Williams Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
Suspect in Fire Fatal to Three Men Is Freed
Typhoon Lashes Palau, Heads for Philippines \o7 Associated Press\f7
Marcos Jury Given Mixed Bag of Evidence By William C. Rempel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mandela Criticizes U.S. Aid to Rebels in Angola : Tour: The black liberation leader meets with President Bush today. He will address a capital rally Tuesday. By Edwin Chen and Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Trump Takes Mandela Under His Wing By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Why Mandela Is Singling Out U.S. Labor By Bob Baker, TIMES LABOR WRITER
Shoring Up Its Religious Profile : The church has adopted the terminology and trappings of traditional theologies. But the IRS is not convinced. By Joel Sappell and Robert W. Welkos, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
The Courting of Celebrities : Testimonials of the famous are prominent in the church's push for acceptability. John Travolta and Kirstie Alley are the current headliners. By Joel Sappell and Robert W. Welkos
Ilya M. Frank; Nobel Prize Winner in Physics
Joseph Murumbi; Former Vice President of Kenya
Elizabeth Harwood, 52; Noted British Soprano From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hiker Slips, Is Killed in Angeles Forest Fall
William H. Grishaw; Founded Camps for Diabetics
Experimental Aids Therapies
Police Kill Rape Suspect During Attack By Charisse Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ice Cream Vendor Killed in Robbery
Amal Militia Commander Killed in Car Bomb Blast \o7 Associated Press\f7
Champs-Elysees Becomes Sea of Wheat for a Day \o7 Associated Press\f7
FBI Agent, Trooper Found in Small Plane's Wreckage \o7 Associated Press\f7
Buckey Takes Stand, Denies He Ever Abused Children \o7 United Press International\f7
Fire Hits Santa Ana Floral Shop \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
LOCAL : Canoga Park Retirement Home Fire Kills 87-Year-Old Man \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports \f7
LOCAL : Canoga Park Fire Kills Man, 87 \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Rulings Called Danger to Teen Girls' Health, Rights From United Press International
LOCAL : Cerritos Award: $4.1 Million \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
LOCAL : Brando's Daughter Leaves U.S., Won't Testify Against Brother \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
GLUT II: There's lots of empty space in Orange County... By Steve Emmons and Michael Flagg
NO SWEAT? The sheriff's DNA crime lab opened six weeks... By Steve Emmons and Michael Flagg
SISSIES: Several prominent Orange County personalities... By Michael Flagg and Steve Emmons
GLUT: Federal regulators say Orange County is the nation's... By Michael Flagg and Steve Emmons
O.C. Judge's Experiment Gains National Attention By David Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mandela Warns of Violent Option : S. African Blacks May Have 'No Alternative,' He Tells President From Associated Press
New Curb on Abortion : Justices Uphold Notification of One Parent but Not Two : Consent Is Not Needed, Court Holds From Associated Press
WORLD : Bagman's Camera Too Candid \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
China Allows Best-Known Dissidents to Leave From Associated Press
WORLD : Queen, Iceland Warm Relations \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Justices Give State Priority Over Parent in Life Support Case From Associated Press
Nancy Cruzan Family's Long Wait Goes on From Associated Press
Oldest Mandela Daughter Snubbed in Boston Visit From Associated Press
WORLD : Actress Melina Mercouri to Run in Athens Mayoral Elections \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NATION : 4 Hurt as Tram Dives Into Lake \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
WORLD : Zambia Food Rioters Fired On \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Knesset Speaker Refuses to Greet German Dignitaries \o7 Times Wire Services\f7
ENVIRONMENT : Bush Urged to Act on Warming \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
BOOK REVIEW : Fine Break in Lady-Manners : SHE DROVE WITHOUT STOPPING \o7 by Jaimy Gordon\f7 Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill $18.95, 390 pages By Carolyn See
The People Prof : What Do Yuppies, Gangs Share? A UCLA Anthropologist Knows By Kathleen Hendrix, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Scripting a Counterattack : Education: Film professionals and a hospital join to produce "Campus Rape," a movie to fight violence against women. By Elizabeth Venant, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bottle of Bubbly Presents a Recycling Dilemma By Jack Smith
Big Book Bucks: Bill Loverd of Alfred Knopf publishers... Compiled by YEMI TOURE
AIDS and the Policies of Despair By John M. Wilson, \o7 John M. Wilson, a former volunteer listener with the Southern California AIDS Hotline, is a free-lance journalist\f7 .\o7 His reporting on the film and television industry's response to the AIDS crisis won a Los Angeles Press Club award. \f7
Artists Rally Under 'Big Green' Banner By Jeannine Stein, TIMES SOCIETY WRITER
He Will Tell Stories, but Not in Summer : Culture: For folklorist, storytelling is not just entertaining. Indians and others use it as a means of vividly describing the values and ideas important to them. By Hilary Groutage, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Marshallese Culture Center Will Be Built By Patrick Mott
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Warfield Keeps Rollin' Along \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : It's a Boy for LeBrock, Seagal \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : A Brother Darryl Takes a Wife \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Pee Wee Returns to 'Boys Town' \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
SPORTS
Padres Lose a Wild One : Baseball: Thomas' 12th-inning home run gives Braves 11-10 victory, leaves Padres shaking their heads. By Bob Nightengale, TIMES STAFF WRITER
San Francisco Skipper Takes First in Carr Cup
Winning Makes a Believer of Brown in Pro Surf Final By Jim Lindgren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Welch's Speedy Recovery Leads to Triathlon Victory By John Geis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dodgers See Red in Loss : Baseball: They lose again to Cincinnati, 10-6, and learn that Belcher has an inflamed pitching shoulder. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD CUP '90 : Maradona Still Casts Tall Soccer Shadow By Mike Downey
Angels Make Their Message Clear, 10-2 By Helene Elliott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD CUP '90 : Argentina Surprises Brazil, 1-0 : Soccer: Maradona is stymied for 80 minutes, then sets up goal by Caniggia as defending champions advance. By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Criminal Type Bags the Gold Cup : Horse racing: The 5-year-old son of Alydar beats Sunday Silence by a head for his third consecutive victory. By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
McEnroe's Chances Not of This World By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It Just Doesn't Figure to Be Match for Ages By Ted Brock
North American Boxers Dominate
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Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Elliott Blows Engine, Earnhardt Gets Win From Associated Press
GOLF ROUNDUP : Irwin Hot to Trot, Wins Again by 2 Shots From Associated Press
PREP BASKETBALL STATE ALL-STAR GAMES : South Boys Get Defensive in 127-109 Win By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
South Girls Take Game; USC Wins in Long Run By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
L.A. GAMES : No. 1 Long Beach Poly Subdues Venice, 64-52 By Larry Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CYCLING RACE ACROSS AMERICA : Secrest Establishes a Record in Winning Event for Second Time From Associated Press
SHOOTING U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS : '88 Olympian McNally Wins Gold in Rapid Fire Pistol Event From Times Wire Services
WORLD CUP '90 : West Germany Takes No Chances, Ousts Dutch, 2-1 : Soccer: Bridesmaid in last two World Cups beats archrival, avenges defeat in 1988 European Championships. By Julie Cart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Against A's, White Sox Get High Marks By Dan Hafner
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Mets Sweep Phillies to Close In on First By Dan Hafner, From Associated Press
On the Other Side, Graf Is Feeling Pressure From Seles and Navratilova By Thomas Bonk
Texas Swimmers Too Much for East German Squad From Associated Press
Swimming No Longer So Grim for Grims : Mission Viejo meet: After he sat out collegiate season, even a third-place finish feels like a victory. By Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Mistaurian Easily Wins Vagrancy From Associated Press
Betting With Bob : Man Vs. Microchip
Rematch a Weighty Matter for Charlie Whittingham By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Frost Free Heats Up, Ends Skid : Other races: After three disappointing efforts, gelding goes wire-to-wire in $156,000 Hollywood Park race. By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FABULOUS 44 BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAMES : Future Women of Troy Shine in South's Victory By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FABULOUS 44 BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAMES : South Rallies Behind Defense for Victory By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anderson Misses One Ball, Hits Another : Angels: Second baseman gives the Tigers a run when he drops a pop-up, but redeems himself with his first major league home run. By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Chasearacer Wins at Los Alamitos By Brad Mckenzie
Stewart Wins Again in Bodyboarding By Jim Lindgren
Santa Ana's Chavez in Main Event at Irvine
After Homers, Parrish Named Angel of Week
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK / STEVE KRESAL : James Can Hit, Proving He Can Field, Too By Steve Kresal
Moran and Correy Advance in Speedway
THE SIDELINES : Sprint Boosts Valerie Simonnet \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : 38-Win Streak Ends for Mapple \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : Injured High Jumper Back Home \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
THE SIDELINES : Billups Admits Gun Charges \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Golfer Hale Irwin Proves He's a Still a Classic at 45 By Bob Green, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Becker, Lendl Struggle to Wimbledon Victories From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Ailing Pirates Acquire Jay Tibbs \o7 From Times Wire Services \f7
Ace Puts His Faith, Money on Show, Place, Win By Norman Dash, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dutch, German Soccer Fans Riot Along Border \o7 Associated Press\f7
Soccer Hooligans: A Plan to Hit Them Where They Live By Melvin Durslag
Izvestia Takes Bumpy Road to Victory From Associated Press
Ireland Survives in a Shoot-Out : Romania Toppled After 120 Minutes of Scoreless Action By Timothy Heritage, REUTERS
Germany Protests World Cup Officiating From Associated Press
Persistent Cough Idles Go for Wand \o7 Associated Press\f7
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