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What happened on June 28, 1990
ENTERTAINMENT
JAZZ REVIEW : Flecktones: More Hip than Hayseed By Bill Kohlhaase
Activists Denounce Endowment's Critics : Controversy: Two dozen members of the Long Beach/Orange County chapter of the National Campaign for the Freedom of Expression plan an organizing meeting for July to rally support for the NEA. By Zan Dubin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pringle Backs Orchestra Bid to Raise Rating : Grants: Garden Grove orchestra was given a 2+ score, below the usual 3- minimum for receiving state money. Intervention by assemblyman is unlikely to raise it. By Chris Pasles, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An Old Blues Artist Is Easing Away : 'It's Time to Quit,' Says Famed Guitarist Albert King, 67 By Don Snowden
Lost Souls Biker Band Gears for Self-Propelled Run at Stardom : The Long Beach group has financed an album chronicling the life cycle of reckless outcasts. Its members are out for success, but on their own terms. By Mike Boehm
Czech Art in L.A. . . . Free at Last By Shauna Snow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEA Hardens Its Position on Anti-Obscenity Pledge : Arts: Some critics say that maintaining the restriction may mean continued rejection of grants by angry artists and groups. By Allan Parachini, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Who Will Be the Ultimate Weapon in Late-Night War? : Television: While Arsenio Hall grins, ABC throws Rick Dees into the fray and CBS tries to keep affiliates from jumping ship. By Rick Du Brow, TIMES TELEVISION WRITER
COMMENTARY : Assembly-Line Work--No Artists Need Apply : Movies: Able directors have been done in by a Hollywood atmosphere that stifles creativity. By Peter Rainer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
VIDEO RENTALS : 'Back to the Future II' Has Legs By Dennis Hunt, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
What's His Line? Those TV Game Shows : Television: Mark Goodson, whose credits include 'Beat the Clock' and 'Family Feud,' will be honored today at the Daytime Emmy Awards. By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Coronet Plans New Production Rules By Don Shirley
Freedom Is Czech Artist's Most Useful Tool By Beth Kleid
Digital Tape Decks: A Wait-and-See Approach Is Best : Audio: DAT machines are expensive and lack prerecorded software. A more versatile, cheaper format is on the horizon. By Dennis Hunt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SHORT TAKES : Baryshnikov Will Tour U.S. \o7 From Times wire services\f7
SHORT TAKES : 7 Americans in Ballet Finals \o7 From Times wire services\f7
SHORT TAKES : 3 Van Gogh Paintings Stolen \o7 From Times wire services\f7
He's Not About to Steal the 'Thunder' From Baltimore Sun
SHORT TAKES : Nunn Reportedly Quits ABC \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Hayes Tells of Plans for Theater
Joan Rivers Gets Emmy as Best Talk Show Host By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Art Davis, Bass for Some of the Greats, Will Appear By Dirk Sutro
Turning Pointe : Dance: Black Mountain Dance Theatre, a showcase for student talent, takes a step toward greater recognition this weekend with its performances in the new Poway arts center. By Eileen Sondak
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
Art 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
Tv & Video 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
People Watch By Greg Braxton, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
COMEDY REVIEW : Jeni's Spontaneity Adds Bite to His Trusted Bits By Mark Chalon Smith
JAZZ REVIEW : Everyone Wins at the Jim Hall Invitational By Leonard Feather
Pop Music Reviews : Everything but the Girl's Content Doesn't Match Form By Chris Willman
Pop Music Reviews : Where Was Leon When The Lights Went Out? By Steve Hochman
MUSIC REVIEW : Neal Larrabee Opens Series at Cal State L.A. By Terry Mcquilkin
Debut
ART REVIEW : Salute to an Idea Man By William Wilson, TIMES ART CRITIC
Summer School in Session for LATC Study Group : Downtown: The 11-member panel is charged with figuring out how to ensure 'the permanent survival of theater' on Spring Street. By Don Shirley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
These People Want to Adjust Your TV Set By Michael Schrage
As Many Suffer, Some Like It Hot By Mike Krensavage, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California Sues Outside Auditor in Lincoln Case : Accounting: The firm that merged to become Ernst & Young is accused by the state attorney general of helping defraud investors out of $250 million. By Nancy Rivera Brooks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Panel Will Try to Recoup S&L Junk Bond Loss : Thrifts: The bonds were marketed by Drexel and Michael Milken. The government names a new task force to get some of its money back. By Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For L.A. Adviser Stan Ross, Trump Loan Was Squeaker By Tom Furlong, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Union Goes After Latino Support in Battling Meat Firm By Bob Baker, TIMES LABOR WRITER
Motorola Wins Lower Court Stay: Motorola Inc. said a... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Banks Want Role in RJR Refinancing: Banks are rushing to... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Consumer News From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Four-Year Treasury Note Rates Fall: Yields on four-year... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Hon Withdraws Offer to Buy Landmark Land Parcel By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fluor Daniel Is Awarded Huge Saudi Oil Pact : Energy: The deal is said to be part of a drive by the country to boost its production as worldwide output slows. By John O'Dell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dr. Denton Firm in Chapter 11: Apparel maker Salant Corp... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
House Panel OKs Cable TV Bill: The House... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Times Mirror Sees No Earnings Growth: Times Mirror Co... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Former S&L Owner Pleads Innocent: Don R. Dixon, former... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Kaifu Agrees to Boost Japan's Public Spending : Pacific Rim: The decision removes a major roadblock from U.S.-Japan trade talks. But there are still several unresolved issues. By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Koito Says Pickens Will Lose Bid for Board Seats By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Unisys, Mitsui Stock Deal: Unisys Corp. announced that... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Former Shearson Chief to Get $10 Million in Severance Pay Associated Press
Leading Indicators Climb 0.8% in May From Associated Press
AT&T Stock Slips on News Firm Expects Profit to Drop From Associated Press
Braniff Expects to Default on Payments to Creditors From United Press International
Tisch Denies Plans to Sell CBS or Merge With Studio By Jane Hall
Final Shopping Spree Begins at Garfinckel's : Retailing: Stiff competition forced the Washington institution to hold a liquidation sale. The event drew a well-heeled crowd. From Associated Press
L.A. Gear's Earnings Fall 36% Despite Rise in Sales By Stuart Silverstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Browning Ferris Industries Announces Recycling Plan From Associated Press
Value of Mergers Plummets 50% in First Half of '90 From Associated Press
Freeze Cost Foliage Industry $175 Million \o7 Associated Press \f7
Family S&L Found Negligent; Broker Gets $900,000 By George White, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Value of May Construction Deals Rises 6% From Associated Press
Agency Puts Another 59 S&Ls on Block By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Swedlow Inc. Admits Lying to Air Force : Aerospace: The Garden Grove firm will pay a $400,000 fine because of flawed B-1B bomber windshields. By Dean Takahashi, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Truckers Group Wants Walkout Over Wages, Work From Associated Press
Swedlow Admits Lying to Air Force on Bomber Parts : Aerospace: The Garden Grove company will pay a $400,000 fine because of its flawed B-1B windshields. By Dean Takahashi, TIMES STAFF WRITER
80% of 'Rollover' Pension Funds Spent, Survey Shows : Retirement: Labor Department wants to change rules to encourage workers' switching jobs to keep on saving their tax-free contributions. By Albert B. Crenshaw, WASHINGTON POST
Karcher Keeps Arizona Branches in Family By Anne Michaud, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hon Halts $275-Million Bid for Landmark Tract : Real estate: The Laguna Hills developer says it would be 'too risky' in the present market climate to buy 9,700-acre Oak Valley. By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BANKING/FINANCE : Fountain Valley's Beach Savings Keeps Top Ratings in Both High Yield, Safety Compiled by James S. Granelli / Times staff writer
Of the 100 largest publicly traded companies in Orange...
Banking/finance Compiled by James S. Granelli / Times staff writer
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Steel Exports Off 22.4% \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Lawyer Calls Boesky 'a Pile of Garbage' in Wall Street Trial \o7 Associated Press\f7
Angry Pickens Stalks Out of Koito Session From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Bottle Thrown at Steel Chairman \o7 From Times wire services\f7
U.S. Probes Airline Database-Aided Price-Fixing From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Swiss TV Business Channel Fails \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Manufacturers Hanover Plans to Take Realignment Charge \o7 From Times wire services\f7
U.S., Japan Reach Trade Deficit Pact : Accord Hailed as Step to Ease Economic Tension From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Nissan Takes Control of Subaru \o7 From Times wire services\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : UPS-Union Talks Break Down \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Los Angeles-based Occidental Petroleum Corp. announced... From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
First Executive Corp., Los Angeles, has announced several...
Mattel Inc., Hawthorne, has promoted Glenn Bozarth to vice...
Security Pacific Corp., Los Angeles, has named Ronald...
Thomas Hauptli has been named vice president and general...
Wolfgang Kau has become a partner with Graham & James, a...
HyperCard 2.0 Packs More Features By Lawrence J. Magid, LAWRENCE J. MAGID \o7 is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer\f7
FINANCIAL MARKETS : STOCKS : Market Ignores AT&T Report; Dow Rises 19.8 From Times Wire Services
* Clifford Orent has been named senior vice president and...
* Woody Woodaman has been named administrator and chief...
* Sylvia Swenson has been named vice president and manager...
Business-Boosting Groups Aim to Head Off Cuts at City Hall By Chris Kraul, SAN DIEGO COUNTY BUSINESS EDITOR
* Robin Goldsmith has been named vice president for...
* Larry Case has been named president of Whittier Friends.
* Frank Spitzer has joined RE/MAX Executives Realty as a...
* Ross M. Pyle has been named president of Jennings...
Going With the Flow : Water Woes and High Costs Change the Face of San Diego Farmland By Gene Yasuda, TIMES STAFF WRITER
* Dee Rice has been named manager of the UCSD Student...
* Cathryn Eldridge has been appointed manager of...
* Dennis Shepard has joined Benedict, Rebenstein & Spicer...
* Rebecca Wall has been named vice president of marketing...
* Michael M. Iverson has been appointed director of...
* Micheal D. McDermed has been promoted to senior vice...
* Jennifer Luther has joined Suncoast Commercial Real...
* Tom Hipp has been named senior vice president-sales and...
* Michael Koch has been promoted to chief financial...
* John F. Carr has joined Grubb & Ellis Commercial Real...
* Philip D. Vass has been named general sales manager of...
* Chapman/Warwick has named Jill Duncan Esterbrooks as an...
* Marj K. Feher has joined SGPA/Architecture and Planning...
* R. Renee Everett has been promoted to marketing support...
* F. David Hare has been appointed a regional vice...
* Franklin & Associates has promoted Leslie Eicher to...
* Fred A. Buck has been named chapter chairman of the San...
* Robert Hogan has been elected to the board of directors...
FOOD
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Is Dining Out With Dennis a Menace? : Restaurants: The kid biz is better than ever. By Rob Kasper, \o7 Kasper writes the Happy Eater column for the Baltimore Sun. \f7
Our New Column: What's in the Stores By Barbara Hansen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Gourmet Kids: You come to the dinner table and find it's foie gras and arugula again, and your famous chef dad says you have to eat it or you're going straight to your room. The unappreciated trials of being the child of a gourmet. By Helene Siegel, \o7 Siegel is co-author of "City Cuisine." She is writing "The Ethnic Kitchen" series for Harper & Row. and \f7
There's No Room for Flaws in 'Classic' Vintages By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE WRITER
What Kids Should Eat: The Free-Choice Option By Toni Tipton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Whipping Up Lessons in a School Kitchen : Cooking: Besides dicing and frying, students learn to identify and shop for nutritious foods. By Rose Dosti, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Letter-Writing Grapevine By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE WRITER
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Time-Saving Meals Children Can Make : Trends: Frozen dinners are being marketed to young children in busy households. Parents must read labels, however, to ensure good nutrition. By Toni Tipton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Some Safety Tips for the Pint-Size Chef By Joan Drake, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Learning to Take the Sweet With the Sour By Marion Cunningham
Quick-Fix Soups Make Easy Meals By Jean Anderson and Elaine Hanna, \o7 Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and \f7
A Hot Place for Lunch By Jonathan Gold
A Fast New Take on Chinese Cooking : Recipes: In-house seasonings and Chinese-cooking methods make quick work of meals. By Ken Hom, \f7 and \o7 Hom is the author of many cookbooks, including "Fragrant Harbor Taste" and "Ken Hom's East Meets West Cuisine," published by Simon & Schuster.
The Greens Guide By Abby Mandel
Roast Duck Salad Is an Eye Pleaser : Salad: Mango, honeydew and cucumber slices and a shower of spicy dressing make Singaporean delight. By Barbara Hansen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fresh Greens Help Lighten Up Meals By Abby Mandel
Process Fruit to Avoid Spreading Medflies By Joan Drake, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Buffalo Chicken Wings By Rose Dosti, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Corner on Tasty Hungarian Fare By Linda Burum
FOOD STYLES : Fresh Way to Prepare Halibut : Seasonal ingredients add special zest to a quick and simple seafood recipe. By Betty Rosbottom, \o7 Betty Rosbottom is a cooking teacher and author of "Betty Rosbottom's Cooking School." \f7
Canola Oil Contains the Least Fat By Joan Drake, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN : Is the kitchen the Playground of the '90s? All about kids who cook. Find out what kids are eating. Consider the controversy over who should choose what they eat. And for the adventure of a lifetime, take a kid to a restaurant. : Kid Cooks: Oh boy, playing with multigrain dough! Wow-ee, making a batch of fruit pizzas! A look at kids who cook, with a couple of their favorite recipes. By Toni Tipton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Where were the California Imperial Sweets? The article on...
HEALTH AND NUTRITION : Refrigerated Convenience Foods Elicit Concern : Safety: A panel warns that the products--such as pasta sauces, desserts and sandwiches--offer an ideal environment for the growth of microbiological contaminants. Of special concern are items that contain cooked, but uncured, meat or poultry. By Daniel P. Puzo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ex-Racer Goes From Bicycles to Three-Piece Suits and a Briefcase : Business: Cycling gold medalist Mark Gorski switches gears and starts a new career. By Alan Drooz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pasadena : Care for Elderly, Children
Gay Group Refuses Citation : Pomona: The city's proclamation had been rewritten to remove references to homosexuals. By Mike Ward, TIMES STAFF WRITER
No Schools to Close in Pasadena : Budget: Cuts of $4 million mean that as many as 121 jobs will be dropped or left unfilled By Denise Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police Arrest Two Suspects in Three Sexual Assaults By Jesse Katz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pasadena Vetos Parole Office in Civic Center By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER
West Covina OKs Report on BKK Site By Franki V. Ransom, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sierra Madre : Hillside Moratorium OKd
Pasadena : Hen's Teeth Deal Studied
Pomona : Institute to Help in Remap
Pasadena : Firm Joins Marengo Block
Pomona : Shelter Operator Arrested
South Pasadena : 'Mini-Mansion' Ban OKd
Bradbury : Trash Fee Decision Delayed
El Monte : Frustration Over Parking
Monterey Park : Action on Reservoir Studied
Monterey Park : Bids for Curbside Recycling
San Marino : Annexation Signatures Valid
El Monte : Dial-A-Ride Suspended
Glendora : Monthly Trash Rate Up 80
Sierra Madre : Court Savings Predicted
Sierra Madre : Trash Fees Increased
Deputies Buckle Down on Belt Use By Jesse Katz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An eclectic mixture of dramas, American and...
Plans for Development Force School From Idyllic Campus By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Aid to El Salvador Protested By Mike Ward, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Duarte Making 'Lemonade' Out of Autoplex
Monterey Park Eases Rule on Demolitions By Irene Chang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The House
Boxer Mosley Has Success on a String By Mitch Polin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTSCOPE : Pasadena, Pomona Teams Reach Sweet 16 in L.A. Games Action
Rising Star : Swayne Will Set Sights on Duke After Playing in All-Star Game By Gary Klein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Council OKs Budget Cut by $1.8 Million By Phil Sneiderman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Confusion Over Law Threatens Initiative : Referendums: Ignorance of the rules for getting a measure on the ballot in a charter city led an election reform group to underestimate the number of signatures it needed. By Phil Sneiderman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Routine Transfer of Principal Draws Protest : Schools: Eagle Rock parents and teachers who don't want to see the principal bumped because of budget cuts have persuaded the Board of Education to reconsider the matter. By Lori Grange, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Officers Trained in Use of System to Track Stolen Cars : LoJack: The Glendale department received one free tracking computer from the firm and has asked the city to buy five more. By Ursula Wiljanen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'You could see the notion of power, the notion of will . . . but never the notion of love. By Doug Smith
Glendale Man Pleads Guilty to Vehicular Manslaughter
Glendale Sues Builder Over Garage Delays By Martha L. Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Glendale Schools Adopt Budget of $103.5 Million By Lori Grange, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NOTEBOOK : La Canada, Crescenta Valley Advance in L.A. Games By Gary Klein
Police Trying to Identify Burned Body
State Senator Calls Circumstances of Law 'Scandalous' By Phil Sneiderman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Law Protects Whittier Theatre From Demolition : Development: The emergency statute was passed by the state last November to safeguard historic structures damaged in the Bay Area quake. By Howard Blume, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Code Crackdown : Bell Gardens Files 34 Health, Safety Complaints on Landlords By Tina Griego, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Compton Extends Loan Deadline for Hotel Developers : Construction: The council rejects an effort to have the businessmen declared in default for missing repayment date. By Michele Fuetsch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Theater Artifact Prices Become Source of Controversy By Howard Blume, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Construction to Begin on Palm Plaza Business Center
Sidney Solomon Dies; Founder of Long Beach Activist Group By Bettina Boxall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
After $3.5-Million Deal With Bears, He's Still Mark From Poly By Dick Wagner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Neighborhood in Norwalk Bracing for More Violence : Crime: Sheriff's Department, fearing gang retaliation over shooting last week, beefs up patrols in the area. By Rick Holguin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4.0 Student Breaks Free of Carmelitos Stereotypes : Education: Jordan High School's valedictorian, who lives in the housing project, views studying as her job. By Roxana Kopetman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Extra Police Patrols Credited for 6% Crime Drop in May : Long Beach: It's the first significant decline this year, but the trend may end soon when 70 officers assigned to the streets go back to their regular duties. By Roxana Kopetman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Long Beach : Mayor Establishes Fund to Benefit the Homeless
Lakewood : EPA Urged to Act Faster on Contaminated Water Issue
Lakewood : $204 Council Pay Raise on Agenda for Next Meeting
South Gate : Federal Alien Prisoners to Be Kept Briefly at City Jail
Long Beach : Civic Light Opera Producer to Resign at End of Season
Downey : $43.9-Million Budget Is Up 6.3% From Current Year
Downey : Residents Say Their Many Crime Tips Got Few Results
Compton : Budget Down $10.8 Million but No Layoffs Are Seen
Long Beach : Board Cuts $10.2 Million in Voting $369-Million Budget
Claim Rejected in Boy's Drowning By Roxana Kopetman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Therapist Will Lose License in Client Sex Case By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Flying Disc Championships to End Sunday in La Mirada
Deputies Issue Car Decals in Attempt to Control Cruising
Council OKs Plans for New Fire Station
Student, 14, Hopes to Bring Home a Medal With Skills in Metal : Education: The El Monte High School freshman spent long hours in shop class preparing for the U.S. Skills Olympics. By Randye Hoder
Clubs Will Be Able to Use Campuses for Bingo Games from a Times Staff Writer
SPORTS BRIEFS : 605 All-Star Game Is Set for Saturday
Jane Roe Settles Into New Life of Her Own By Joseph N. Bell
Master Minds : 'Mensans' Party Their Brains Out in Anaheim By Susan Christian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Children Learn to Share Family Spotlight By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Arts Center Orchestrates Love-In for Segerstrom By Pamela Marin, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Work Wafts Small Fry Into Travel Mode By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Moving On--but Not Giving Up By Mike Spencer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Historical Societies Clipboard researched by Elena Brunet / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Cancer Unit Honors Founder's Courage By Ann Conway
The Bistro 201 grand opening dinner in Irvine on June 21...
Dogs' Skin Lesions Often Tied to Boredom or Stress By Dr. Glenn Ericson, Dr. Glenn Ericson, a practicing Orange County veterinarian, is immediate past president of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn
They Give Disabled Users a Ring for Their Money By Jan Hofmann, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Save Pierce College Farm
A Monorail and Rail Alternatives
A Monorail and Rail Alternatives
Article Unfair to Senior Housing Plan
Legalizing Insider Trading
Legalizing Insider Trading
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Nelson Mandela's Controversial Ties to Arafat, Kadafi and Castro
Thought Police
Legalizing Insider Trading
Conservative Parties in France Unite in Front to Curb Extremists From Reuters
Gains Made at Conventional Forces Talks From Reuters
W. German Gets 5 Years for Role in Libyan Plant From Associated Press
Rich-Poor Breach Slows Ozone Accord : Environment: The price of substitute chemicals is a sticking point. But London conferees expect an accord by the weekend. By Larry B. Stammer, TIMES ENVIRONMENTAL WRITER
Hungary Gave Carlos Refuge \o7 Reuters\f7
Troops Open Fire on Liberia Protest Urging Doe to Quit From Associated Press
7 Discovered Alive Under Rubble of Quake in Iran From Times Wire Services
Bush Proposes Free Trade With Latin America in New Partnership : Hemisphere: He stresses economic growth to overcome the region's debt burden. Congress' approval is needed. By Art Pine and James Gerstenzang, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Pennsylvania Judge Sentenced to Prison \o7 Associated Press\f7
Nominee for USIA Post \o7 Associated Press\f7
Funds Sought to Clear Toxics at Closing Military Bases : Environment: Lawmakers warn that hazardous waste may keep these facilities fenced off and useless for years unless action is taken now. By Douglas Frantz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cut in Nuclear Waste Regulation Planned By Rudy Abramson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mandelas Lay Wreath at King Crypt : South Africa: The visit to Atlanta stirs a comparison of nations' rights movements. By Lee May and Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Ex-Model Tells Barry's Alleged Drug Use : Trial: Rasheeda Moore testifies the mayor used cocaine, marijuana and opium 'over 100 times.' She describes a man obsessed by narcotics. By Oswald Johnston, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Media Study Finds 'Age of Indifference' By Thomas B. Rosenstiel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Social Security Benefits Tax Seen as Deficit Key : Budget: White House, congressional negotiators resume talks. They remain divided over where to find $50 billion in tax increases and spending cuts. By Tom Redburn and William J. Eaton, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Remote Testimony by Child Abuse Victims OKd : Judiciary: A youngster's well-being may outweigh a defendant's right to face his accuser, the Supreme Court says. The ruling upholds laws in 25 states. By David Lauter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Senate Votes 96-1 for Bill to Revamp Housing Programs \o7 Associated Press\f7
Florida Loan Office Death Toll Reaches 10 \o7 Associated Press\f7
Scientists Find First Intact Fossil of One of Earth's Earliest Animals : Science: They say a 550-million-year-old slug will shed light on a key period of evolution. The discovery reveals some 'entirely unexpected' features. By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Heart-Liver Patient in Serious Condition \o7 Associated Press\f7
94 Reported Killed by S. Africa Border Fence \o7 Reuters\f7
MEDICINE GENETICS : Muscular Dystrophy Advance Reported By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Rabbi Wolfe Kelman; Leader in Efforts to Ordain Women From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ernest Brooks; Founder of Photo Institute By Burt A. Folkart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Granddaughter of Sen. Green Arrested in Norwalk Gang Incidents By Rick Holguin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hardball in County Remap Fight Puts Mild Edelman in the Middle By Richard Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Phoenix Has It Worse With a Sizzling 118 Degrees By Tony Marcano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Panel Holds Itself in High Esteem : Growth: Lampooned and lauded, task force on self-worth is going out of business. Its backers have nothing but praise for its work. From the Associated Press
WORLD IN BRIEF : EL SALVADOR : Warrant Issued for Officer in Jesuit Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD IN BRIEF : CZECHOSLOVAKIA : Broad Coalition Government Named From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD IN BRIEF : HUNGARY : Former Leaders Sheltered Carlos From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD IN BRIEF : CHINA : President Yang Has Appendectomy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD IN BRIEF : ZAMBIA : 23 Dead in 3 Days of Food Rioting From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Park Attack Victims Tell of Their Terror From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Malcolm X Slaying Site Plans Advance From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Measure Guarding Initiatives Is Set From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : LOUISIANA : 'Toughest' Abortion Legislation Passed From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Textbook Publisher Review Finds Abuse From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : Officer's Murder Conviction Upheld From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Cigarette Sales Drop as Tax Income Soars From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suspicious Fire Closes Road, Burns 20 Acres By Matt Lait, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Care by Storefront Immigrant Clinics Faces Scrutiny : Medicine: Most are legitimate operations giving the poor access to attention they might not otherwise have. But more unqualified employees are practicing illegally. By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Alcohol Seizure \o7 Associated Press\f7
BUSH VISIT: President Bush makes his first presidential... By Jeffrey A. Perlman and Dave Lesher
O.C. Meltdown Continues as Records Fall By Tammerlin Drummond and Eric Lichtblau, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Fluor Corp. Awarded $6-Billion Saudi Pact By John O'Dell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEW AIRPORT EXIT: A New exit from John Wayne Airport (blue... By Dave Lesher and Jeffrey A. Perlman
TOPS IN L.A. TOO: Orange County's two "Donalds" are so... By Jeffrey A. Perlman and Dave Lesher
O.C. BASHING: A Riverside Press Enterprise column this... By Dave Lesher and Jeffrey A. Perlman
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139 Homes Destroyed as Fires Erupt Across the Southland : Disaster: At least 100 residences are razed in Santa Barbara. Total could reach 300. Glendale is also hard hit. Brea residents flee Carbon Canyon blaze that blackens over 3,500 acres, leaves 6 homes in ashes. By Mack Reed and Dave Lesher, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
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Face Lift to Pump New Iron Into Muscle Beach By Kenneth J. Garcia, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fires Rage on Greek Isle \o7 Reuters\f7
Transient Says Blaze Started by Campfires : Investigation: County authorities call his stories 'confused.' They suspect that the fire that seared through Carbon Canyon was deliberately set. By Matt Lait, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD IN BRIEF : LITHUANIA : President, Premier Meet Gorbachev From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Housing Bill Clears Senate on 96-1 Vote From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD : Cheney Pushes Back NATO Tour \o7 From Times wire services\f7
LOCAL : Lotto Jackpot Goes to $10 Million \o7 From Times wire services\f7
LOCAL : Passenger Killed in Car Crash \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7
Southland Inferno : 338 Homes Destroyed, 280 of Them in Santa Barbara : Thousands of Acres Blackened By Eric Malnic and Mack Reed, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
LOCAL : La Habra Boy, 11, Killed While Crossing Street on Way to Store \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports\f7
WORLD : Iran Boy Pulled Live From Rubble \o7 From Times wire services\f7
LOCAL : Heroism Medal for Angeleno \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : Prince Charles Breaks Arm \o7 From Times wire services\f7
HEALTH : Disciplined Doctors Identified \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : 7 Die in India Nuptials Caste War \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : Queen Elizabeth to Visit Quebec \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NATION : Fire Delays Dallas Newspaper \o7 From Times wire services\f7
WORLD : Chinese OK Flag-Desecration Law; Offenders Face Prison \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Nobel Laureate Blasts U.S. Customs Officials From Reuters
Mandela Draws First Catcalls of U.S. Tour for Pro-Castro Stand From Times Wire Services
Shamir Adamant in Rebuff to Bush on Settlers, PLO From Reuters
FBI Videotape Shows Barry Smoking Crack From Associated Press
HEALTH : AMA OKs French Abortion Pill \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Aquino Hopes U.S. Will Stay Peace Corps Decision From United Press International
New Review of S.D. Prostitute Killing Ordered By Richard Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
63 Homes Destroyed as Fires Erupt Across the Southland : Disaster: Dozens of residences razed in Glendale and Santa Barbara. Arson suspected in three major blazes. Two freeways are closed. By Paul Feldman and Edward J. Boyer, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
COLUMN ONE : Disaster Offers Peek Into Iran : In a rare visit, Americans find an odd mixture of anti-U.S. slogans and friendly candor that reflects a continuing love-hate relationship. By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fires Destroy 14 Homes; More Heat Records Shattered : Weather: Little relief expected until next week. Residences burn in canyons in Glendale and near Yorba Linda. Downtown temperature reaches 109. By Eric Malnic and Penelope Mcmillan, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Security Pacific Purchases Failed Gibraltar Savings By James Bates, TIMES STAFF WRITER
139 Homes Destroyed as Fires Erupt Across the Southland : Disaster: At least 100 residences are razed in Santa Barbara. Total could reach 300. Glendale is also hard hit. Arson is suspected in 3 blazes. By Paul Feldman and Mack Reed, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Space Telescope Dealt Setback by Mirror Flaw By Edwin Chen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Edelman Put in Latino District by Board Plan By Richard Simon and James Rainey, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Court OKs Affirmative Action at Federal Level By David G. Savage, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Blistering Heat Shatters Records 2nd Straight Day By Eric Malnic and Penelope Mcmillan, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
They Fought a Brave Battle--but Still Lost By Scott Harris and John Kendall, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Costly Strategy Continues to Turn Out Bestsellers By Joel Sappell and Robert W. Welkos, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
State Can't Meet Its Deadline on Budget : Finance: The governor and legislators, split by philosophical differences, call a halt to talks. Some state checks will be delayed. By Douglas P. Shuit, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Large High-Pressure Umbrella Is Keeping Heat On in Southwest : Atmosphere: System is closer to California than normal and is forcing hot air down. The torrid temperatures also surprised air pollution officials by blasting smog out of the L.A. Basin. By Lee Dye, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
State Scores a 'D' on Status of Children : Youth: They are less likely to be immunized or go to college than the national average, but more likely to be murdered or drop out, a report says. By Irene Wielawski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Peace Corps Pulls Its Workers Out of Philippines From Associated Press
IDEA / BACK TO NATURE : Plains-to-Grass Plan Raises Dust : The region's residents are not happy with a proposal for it to become pristine again. By Eric Harrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
EDUCATION / REFORMS DOUBTED : Frequent Testing to Gauge Student Progress Is Getting a Failing Grade By Stanley Meisler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soviet Party Plans to Hold Congress on Schedule : Politics: A showdown between reformers and conservatives is expected at a Central Committee meeting Friday. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Handhold : Grandparents May Be the Most Trusted Adults in a Kid's Life By Agnes Herman
Gardening Dry : Many Homeowners Go With Less Flow By Tom Stacey
Feathers Flutter at Ramona Refuge By Susan Gembrowski
Old-Time Sandwich Shop in Oceanside By David Nelson
A Friendly Wave or Two : Smooth Sailing for Singles Set in Oceanside By Mark Stencel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oddities Are Fair Game in Del Mar By Thomas K. Arnold
BEST BET : FOURTH OF JULY : The Big Bang
SPOTLIGHT : FOURTH FEVER : Pyrotechnics and Parades Keep Step With Tradition By Rick Vanderknyff, TIMES STAFF WRITER
POP : THE OTHER KING OF THE BLUES : B.B. May be Better Known, but There Are No Flies on Albert By Don Snowden
THEATER : VERY MUCH ADO : Sophisticated and Energetic, the Grove Shakespeare Festival's New Production Is Its Best in Quite a While By Jan Herman, TIMES ORANGE COUNTY THEARTER CRITIC
COMEDY : George Wallace--the Funny One By Rick Vanderknyff, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MUSIC : SOUNDS FAMILIAR : Pacific Symphony Aims to Please, Not to Challenge By Chris Pasles, TIMES ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC CRITIC
KID STUFF : The Sound of Being a Kid By Corrine Flocken
ART : BRAIN BUSTERS : 'Conceptual Impulse' Isn't a Show That You'd Breeze In and Out Of By Cathy Curtis, TIMES ORANGE COUNTY ART CRITIC
VIDEO DISCOVERY : Stanley Kubrick's Chilling 'Killing' By Doug List
THE CORNER BAR : Darkness in the Center of Town By M. Flagg
THE NEIGHBORHOOD EATERY : Pizza, Pasta, Fast Service Too By Laura Michaelis
One Bistro Opens in Irvine, One Closes in Dana Point By Beverly Bush Smith
More Than Credible, Less Than Pricey By Max Jacobson
STAND-UP : DANA CARVEY : Split Persona : The 'Saturday Night Live' comedian is tired of being upstaged by his Church Lady character. By Leo Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NIGHT LIFE : THE CLUB SCENE : Eclectic Cowboy : Chris Isaak plays rockabilly with a Roy Orbison voice and a Liberace wardrobe. By Bill Locey
PROFILE : Unmasking Art : Isabel Diamond's work mixes her Latino heritage with expressions of many cultures. By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Star-Spangled Fun
THEATER REVIEW : 'CHARLIE BROWN' : Peanuts Revived : Despite some foul plays, the gang from the comic strip still know how to please a crowd. By Todd Everett
FAMILY FARE : GOLDEN CHINA : Oriental Jewel : An exterior pizza parlor appearence belies the decor and quality of food at this restaurant. By Hilary Dole Klein
Best Bites
Oxnard Effort : The graduation ceremony proves a hit for welfare parents enrolled in a high school equivalency certificate program. By Christopher Reynolds
The School of Last Resort : Program: Parents are in class largely because they must learn something, or lose part of their welfare payments. By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CHILI : SESPE CREEK COOK-OFF : Hot Stuff : It's a test of the taste buds as cooks from seven nations vie for the contest crown and a $500 prize. By Janet Bergamo
NEIGHBORS : Life Savers : Fast action by 2 men at a regents meeting saves the life of a Cal Lutheran University minister. By Leo Smith and For Pix Slugged Velcol I
FOR THE KIDS : SANTA PAULA AIRPORT : Vintage Fun : Once a month the owners of the antique planes proudly put them on display at the airfield. By Jane Hulse
WHAT'S FRESH : BUYING OPPORTUNITIES : Picnic Perennial : Sweet corn, baby corn, bicolor corn--growers are up to their ears in all kinds of corn right now. By Rodney Bosch
ART FAIR : SUNDAY IN THE PARK : Myth-Cast : They're not different from you and me, except maybe when it comes to creativity and talent. By Maja Radevich
GOINGS ON : SANTA BARBARA : It's Cricket : The genteel sport is a feature of the Semana Nautica festival. At halftime, the sides take tea. By Maja Radevich
MUSIC : THE LION I'S : Reggae Rockers : The Ventura County band will be opening act at La Casa de la Raza in Santa Barbara. By Bill Locey
EARTHWATCH : Yellow Fever : Lemons can be used for cleaning by people who are soured by toxic household chemicals. By Richard Kahlenberg, \o7 Richard Kahlenberg has worked on behalf of Greenpeace and has been active in The Urban Resource Network and The Environmental Coalition. \f7
Battle Zone : Veterans' Groups Disagree About Who Should Be Listed on a Proposed Monument to Japanese-American Soldiers By Gary Libman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clearing the Air : Smoking: At most charity functions, the practice of lighting up a cigarette or cigar after dinner is headed for extinction. By Kevin Allman, \o7 Allman is a frequent contributor to View\f7
'Mother of Us All' Is Pushed From Pedestal : Books: A new biography of Simone de Beauvoir, author of the feminist bible, "The Second Sex," asserts that she did not live as she had preached. By Elizabeth Venant, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A National Meeting of the Minds : Clubs: Mensa convention of brainy Americans to feature talks on nudist camps, brassieres By Susan Christian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Save the Earth--and Have Some Fun, Too : Holiday: The Fourth of July weekend offers some swell ways to show your appreciation for the environment, from planting a tree to beachcombing to touring a water-saving garden. By Troy Corley, \f7 and \o7 Corley is a Southland free-lance writer.
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Barry's Wife Sought Darker Skin \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Marcos, Khashoggi Assailed \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Justice Dept. Official Resigns \o7 From Times wire services\f7
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Reporter Loses in High Court \o7 From Times wire services\f7
New Trends Are Seen in S.D. Design By Dirk Sutro
'Boomerangers' Find There's No Place Like Home--Even If It's Hot, Smoggy L.A. By David Colker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Regal Affair Hails Days of Old Chinatown By David Nelson
How to Check Out a School System
Sitters Let Pets Stay Home as Owners Roam By David Lustig, \o7 Lustig is a regular contributor to Valley View\f7
Traffic Talk Rush-hour traffic along Burbank Boulevard in... By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
On the Move : Parents in Search of Better Schools Look Outside L.A. District By Barbara Bronson Gray, \f7 and \o7 Gray is a regular contributor to Valley View.
Delano Recreation Center 15100 Erwin St., Van Nuys. By Karen Kingsbury
Evaluating Sitters for Rover By David Lustig
Party Girl: Helen Gurley Brown received a Mercedes Benz... Compiled by YEMI TOURE
North of the Border for the Small-Town News By Jack Smith
A Big Hit for Girls Club By Bea Maxwell
Newer Cars Don't Breathe Through the Grilles By Ralph Vartabedian
Los Angeles: Before Its Formative Years By Bob Sipchen
How to Negotiate From Knowledge By Jeffrey S. Klein, \o7 Klein\f7 , \o7 an attorney and assistant to the publisher of The Times\f7
BOOK REVIEW : A Ponderous Spoof of Artist-as-Insider Legend : BOONE \o7 by Brooks Hansen and Nick Davis\f7 Summit Books $19.95, 362 pages By Richard Eder, TIMES BOOK CRITIC
Ex-St. Bernard Star Is the Rolls-Royce of California League : Baseball: Royce Clayton, a first-round draft choice of the Giants in 1988, is living up to expectations. By David Raatz, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Zartman Enjoys Spoiler's Role By Irene Garcia, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bubbling Over : A Sterling-Silver Bubble Blower Has Burst Onto the Scene as Celebrities' Trinket of Choice By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Past Forgotten in Face of Disaster : Earthquake: Iranian immigrants put aside differences to help former countrymen shattered by a devastating temblor. By John L. Mitchell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Principal Caught in Tug of War of School Policies : Education: Westchester High among the 70 schools in a pilot program to test school-based management. But the principal may be 'bumped' into another job before the program starts. By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Marina del Rey : New Boat Slips Considered
Homeless Policy Sparks Protests in Santa Monica : Crime: A rally debates prosecution of transients, and signatures are filed in a petition drive targeting the city attorney. By Julio Moran, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Life at the Beach Turns Into Life With the Bottle : Alcohol: The availability of liquor near Stephanie Barbanell's home is turning her dream location into a nightmare, she says. By Julio Moran, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Santa Monica : School Budget Approved
Beverly Hills : $1 Fee for Trolley Set
Culver City : $71.5-Million Budget OKd
Santa Monica : $163.1-Million Budget
Santa Monica : Neighborhood Watch Party
Beverly Hills : Tax Vote Recount Sought
Fairfax : Park Labrea Towing Plan
Malibu : Cityhood Approved by 84%
Santa Monica : Board OKs Rent Increases
West Los Angeles : College Gets $75,000 Grant
Santa Monica : 5 Professors Honored
Santa Monica : Mandela Tickets Available
Malibu : Job-Sharing in the Court
Beverly Hills OKs Budget With Scant Margin for Error : Government: Squeezed between Civic Center and school district, revenue is a mere $503,380 over spending. By Mathis Chazanov, TIMES STAFF WRITER
West Hollywood Cuts $666,000 From 1991-92 Budget By John L. Mitchell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Council Starts Bond Process for Project in Westchester By Jeffrey L. Rabin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Forum Set on Future of Coastline : Environment: The GeoSurf Symposium will bring together surfers, ecologists and developers with a vested interest in the ocean and beaches. By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FISHING : Anglers Getting Round-the-Clock Game Fish Action By Dan Stanton
Fairfax to Resume Quest for Crown
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Lottery Results
PLATFORM : Where Does It Stop? \o7 SUE FINN, spokeswoman for the Southern California Operation Rescue, the anti-abortion group, commented on the implications of the so-called "suicide machine": and \f7
Drug Dealer Tells of Agents' Threat : Courts: He claims DEA officers warned of life imprisonment if he did not testify against a defendant in the Camarena murder. He says his family was promised help if he did. By Henry Weinstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shades of Hades : Losers: The day outdoors went from simmer to sizzle for many. And for some stuck inside, it was the devil to pay. By Amy Pyle and John H. Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
United Way Plans Fund-Raising Shift By Marita Hernandez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plan to Ration Water Given Tentative OK : Drought: L.A. City Council delays final vote by amending Bradley proposal. Financial penalties will be imposed on those who fail to cut use 10%. By Frederick M. Muir and Jane Fritsch, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Shades of Hades : Winners: When you're hot, you're hot. But when you've got one of coolest jobs in town, it can be heavenly. By Ron Smith and David Ferrell, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
McMartin Juror Warned Not to Discuss Theory
Bradley Picks Former Aide for DWP Board
Judge to Rule on Key Tapes in Menendez Case
Gunman Flees Into Store; 15 Trapped for 3 Hours
County Official Testifies Against Amnesty Cuts
Principal Who Changed Grades Gets Transfer
Katz Plans Bill to Halt False Sewer Service Fees
Heat Sparks Concern for Mandela Crowds
Schedule For Mandela Visit Compiled by Times Researcher Cecilia Rasmussen
Beating The Heat Compiled by researcher Tracy Thomas
Abandoned Car Becomes Deathtrap for 4-Year-Old : Tragedy: Family's search for the missing boy ended at vehicle, parked across the street from a relative's house. Police say the temperature inside may have reached 125 degrees. By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Black Activist Found Guilty in Second Trial : Courts: Jitu Sadiki claimed prosecution on burglary charge was racially motivated. He won a new trial after conviction last year. By Lois Timnick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Deukmejian's O.C. Nominee to New Board Drawing Fire : Politics: Selection of a former can industry member for an environmental post on a panel created to promote recycling infuriated environmentalists. By Ralph Frammolino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Addicted Doctor Faces Drug Trial, Loss of License : Drugs: A Fullerton physician with a 30-year practice admits longtime abuse of prescription stimulant Ritalin. 'I've been through hell,' he says. By Rose Ellen O'Connor, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANA : School Board Cuts Budget $3.6 Million By Greg Hernandez
Countywide : Police Press Campaigns for Recruits By Dallas M. Jackson and Mary Anne Perez
ORANGE : Bed-Tax Resolution to Be Considered By Mary Helen Berg
FULLERTON : Police Warn of Scam in Officer's Name By Matt Lait
ORANGE : District Picks Superintendent By Mary Helen Berg
It's Hot!
ORANGE : Workshop to Offer Development Details
Anaheim By Lisa Mascaro
Anaheim By Davan Maharaj
Countywide : SANTA ANA : Airport Manager Won't Get Pay Raise By Jim Newton
SAN CLEMENTE : Special Training Aids City Employees By Frank Messina
NEWPORT BEACH : School District May Tighten Drug Rules By Laura Michaelis
CYPRESS : Leaf Blowers Leave Resident 'Trapped' By Linda Natali
STANTON : Budget OKd With $760,000 Deficit By Jon Nalick
Babler Appointed to City Council
IRVINE : Supermarket Plan Delayed by Council By Tom Mcqueeney
SAN CLEMENTE : City Gears Up for Holiday Fireworks
CYPRESS : Street Repair, More Police Are Budgeted
Irvine Election Laws Create a Gap : City hall: The City Council could be without two members for three weeks and lacking a mayor for one week. An emergency session has been called. By Wendy Paulson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Very Tough Year' Seen for County Budget By Jim Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Young Buena Park Gun Victim Dies : Shooting: The fatal wounding of the 13-year-old boy by a playmate is still being viewed as an accident. By Ted Johnson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Woman Made Death Threat, IRS Agents Say By United Press International
4 People Held, $1.5 Million Seized in Drug Raid : Crime: The cash was found in a safe under the patio of a house in Orange. The four are suspected of leading a nationwide ring selling crack cocaine and PCP. By Jeannie Wright
Water District Says Governor's Fee Proposal Is All Wet By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sen. Green's Granddaughter, 2 Others Held in Norwalk Gunfire By Rick Holguin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Garden Grove Council Paves Way for 5.5-Acre Hotel-Office Complex By Jim Tortolano
Buena Park Girl Pens Winning Essay on Flag From United Press International
Hanford City Manager Quitting to Accept No. 2 Job in Anaheim From Associated Press
Boy Crossing Street Hit by Car, Killed
Neighbors Around Race Track Will Get Some Peace and Quiet By Lynda Natali, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Some Job Descriptions Are Simple: Hot By Richard A. Oppel Jr. and Blake Fontenay, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Strings Threaten to Kill Loan for Olympic Center By Ralph Frammolino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police Draw Censure Over Wilkening File By Alan Abrahamson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Record Set as Heat Wave Rolls On : Scorcher: Heat sparks brush fires that blacken over 1,500 acres in the county. Water and electric use soar. By John D. Cramer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Peyer's Appeal in Murder of Knott Is Denied : The Law: A defense attorney contends that the prosecution erred during the trial that convicted CHP officer of murder, but the court disagrees. By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
County Orders Study on 8 Traffic Bottlenecks
Fryman Canyon Permits to Be Studied : Development: Planners have been directed to review whether an agreement to donate land for park use has been violated. By John Schwada, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Beating The Heat Compiled by researcher Tracy Thomas
Pilots Get OK From Torrance to Keep Evening Training Runs By Deborah Schoch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police Officer Pleads No Contest in Shooting Accident Cover-Up By Janet Rae-dupree, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Centinela Board to Hire Outside Panel to Advise on School Issues By Kim Kowsky, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hermosa Beach Withdraws $1,000 in Sister City Funding By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
This June Is Working on a Record for Weirdness By Michael Granberry, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jury Clears Officers in Brutality Case : Police: The panel did not believe there was enough proof that an Inglewood shopkeeper, his son and a family friend were seriously hurt during their arrests six years ago. By Janet Rae-dupree, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Just Passing Through--Sukie's Tale By Perry C. Riddle
Burbank Unveils Plans for New Police and Fire Headquarters By Aaron Curtiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Katz Wants to Ban Billing Septic Users for Sewer Service By Philipp Gollner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Abandoned Car Becomes Deathtrap for Boy : Tragedy: The family's search for the missing 4-year-old ended at the vehicle, across the street from a relative's house in Pacoima. Police say the temperature inside might have reached 125 degrees. By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Skaters Clear the Bench to Fight Closure of Rink By Aaron Curtiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Fight to Save a Gem of a Place : Hermosa Beach: The Poiriers have operated their diner for 28 years. Now they're being evicted. But customers aren't giving up without a fight. By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Gross Negligence' Cited in Filing Murder Charges Against Boy By Marc Lacey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Bill on Border Bonding Authority Is Cut Back By Ralph Frammolino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Contractor Sought for Sheriff's Station : Lost Hills: Although nearly completed, the facility is still not expected to be ready until the end of this year. By James Quinn, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hospital Releases Officer Hurt in Robbery Attempt
Council Adopts New General Plan
2,000 Gallons of Gas Spill in Carson After Accident By George Stein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Canoga Park Man Shot in Traffic Dispute Dies
LAFCO Rejects Sunset Hills Proposal, Saying It Would Lack Tax Base : Santa Clarita: Officials said it made little sense to divide the valley into two cities. By Steve Padilla, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Charges Filed in Slayings of 2 Men
Public Urged to Cut Water Use 10%
Waste Service to Cost $20 a Month
Rolling Hills Approves City Budget
Hermosa Threatens to Condemn School Site By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Users Tax to Last Into Next Century
Man Held in Shooting of 2 Inglewood Officers By Marc Lacey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Torrance Pledges to Go Ahead on Arts Center By Deborah Schoch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Child Appears OK After 20-Foot Fall
Gross Negligence Cited in Boy Charged With Murder : Slaying: Suspect, 13, allegedly threatened group of classmates before shooting friend. Prosecutors' action considered unusual, 'but not that rare,' official says. By Marc Lacey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The trick, of course, was to think \o7 cool\f7 . KRTH-FM... By Steve Harvey
The Day That the Reds Came By Al Martinez
Barber Pursues Dancing, Sports at a Fast Clip By Herbert J. Vida
Schools Go Back to Basics: No Guns : Impossible to Overestimate the Importance of the Automatic Expulsion Decision
Rice: Sacred Cow? Or Negotiable Item? : Japan Imperils Trade Talks With Hard-Line Stand
Send President Bush to Sacramento
COLUMN LEFT : A Hunger for More Than McPolitics : Havel and Mandela stir our imaginations because so many of our own politicians don't. By George Black, \o7 George Black is foreign editor of the Nation. \f7
Help Iran Turn Back Toward the World By Shireen T. Hunter, \o7 Shireen T. Hunter is deputy director of the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. \f7
COLUMN RIGHT : George Bush's Turn to Be Suckered : It's easy to see what the President lost; harder to see what his flipflop on taxes gained. By Tom Bethell, \o7 Tom Bethell is Washington editor of the American Spectator. \f7
CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY : In L.A., Some People Don't Count : The teachers' union can enhance its position by helping to ensure that the burden of budget cuts is equitable. By John W. Mack and Joseph H. Duff and Mark Ridley-thomas, \f7 and \o7 Mark Ridley-Thomas is executive director of the Southern Christian Leadership of Greater Los Angeles; John W. Mack is president of the Los Angeles Urban League, and Joseph H. Duff is president of the Los Angeles Chapter of the NAACP.
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Golf Is Not the Only Game in Town : To enjoy the benefits of a golf course, you have to be a golfer. Joggers, equestrians and others deserve consideration too. By Patrick Mott, \o7 Patrick Mott is a free-lance writer who lives in Santa Ana\f7
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : The Death of Officer De La Rosa
Firefighters Fear Ojai Blaze May Spread : Fire: An area of heavy, dry brush near the end of Gridley Road continued to burn last night. By Kirsten Lee Swartz and Carol Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Police Stun Gun Used on Epileptic Driver : Ventura: Officials confirm that the officer fired the high-voltage device nine times after the man, still groggy from a seizure, did not get out of his car. By Daryl Kelley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man Won't Face Charges in Police Assault Case : Clash: An Oxnard resident will be cited only with resisting arrest. He and his brothers say they were beaten without provocation. By Hugo Martin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ventura Coast Keeps Its Cool By Santiago O'Donnell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SIMI VALLEY : Council to Consider Pay Raises, Housing By Carlos V. Lozano
Ice Is a Hot--and Scarce--Commodity During Heat Wave By Adrianne Goodman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SIMI VALLEY : Car Overturns in Pass, Snarls Traffic By Carlos V. Lozano
OJAI : Council Extends Ban on Guest Houses By Thia Bell
FILLMORE : Trash Disposal Fee to Increase July 1 By Janet Bergamo
Countywide : Thousand Oaks, Ojai Back Sales Tax Hike
SANTA PAULA : Buffs Revel in Old Planes at Air Museum By Ken Mcalpine
Pair to Be Arraigned on Forgery Charges By Jack Searles
CAMARILLO : Developer Deeds Land for School By Adrianne Goodman
CAMARILLO : Drivers to Get Scoreboard for Speed By Jack Searles
OXNARD : Church Set Afire After Burglary By Jack Searles
VENTURA : Officials Study Pool Alternatives By Karen Mckean
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Harbor Commission OKs Record Budget By Greg Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gardena Budgets Extra Services but No New Taxes By Ian M. Rose, TIMES STAFF WRITER
VanderKolk Gets Free Office Space : Thousand Oaks: Without public notice, the City Council votes to provide space in the old library until she takes office as supervisor. By Tina Daunt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Dodgers Go Down Quietly : Baseball: They get only three singles off Smoltz as the Braves win, 4-0. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
White Sox Rise in Heat All the Way to Top, 5-2 : Baseball: Victory over Angels moves Chicago past Oakland into AL West lead. By Helene Elliott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Seattle's Real-Life Robocop Not Brimming With Goodwill By Ted Brock
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Doherty Wins 5,000, Olympian Boutayeb Injured in Helsinki From Associated Press
Names in the News
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Athletics Fall to Tigers, 5-4, and Out of First By Dan Hafner
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Sandberg's Two Home Runs Power the Cubs to a 5-3 Victory By Dan Hafner
MOTOR RACING / SHAV GLICK : Noffsinger Seeks CRA Title at Ascot By Shav Glick
Betting With Bob : Man Vs. Microchip
BOWLING / PBA RIVERSIDE TOURNAMENT : Leader Genalo Still Best Remembered for TV Gutterball By Don Snyder, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
GOLF / STATE AMATEUR : Boyns, Johnson Out in Opening Round From Times Wire Services
Time Off Keeps King on Top of His Game : White Sox: Pitcher has an 8-1 record this season and leads the AL in earned-run average as a result of sufficient rest. By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE COUNTY FOOTBALL ALL-STAR NOTEBOOK / MIKE REILLEY : Orange's Campbell Says Car Crash Won't Get in the Way of His Promise By Mike Reilley
County Prospects Facing an Uphill Battle : NBA draft: Ceballos no sure bet to make the Suns; Mitchell and Fryer are not chosen. By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
He Has What It Takes and More : Lakers: First pick is Elden Campbell, a 6-11, 215-pound forward from Clemson who has plenty of ability, but questionable desire. By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
White Sox Rise in the Head, 5-2 : Baseball: Victory over Angesl moves Chicago past Oakland into AL West Lead. From Associated Press
Clippers Go With Kimble : NBA draft: Derrick Coleman, as expected, is No. 1 overall with Nets. Clippers also grab Michigan's Vaught with 13th pick. From Associated Press
He Knew His Place on Mets By Jim Murray
Schintzius Pays a Heavy Price : Overall: Florida center, among the most talented players in the draft, lasts until Spurs make him the No. 24 choice. As expected, Coleman is No. 1 pick. By Scott Howard-copper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clippers Get Bo, Not Boos : NBA draft: The selection of Kimble makes fans happy at the Sports Arena, unlike last season's first-round choice of Danny Ferry. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TENNIS / WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS : Rostagno in World of His Own: 3rd Round By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Harris on Upswing, Searching for No. 1 : Track and field: Hurdler faded out of the 400-meter picture three years ago after ending Edwin Moses' winning streak at 107. Now, he is undefeated and has the world's best time this year. By Barbie Ludovise, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Canseco Gets $23.5 Million for Five Years : Baseball: A's outfielder passes Mattingly by nearly a million a year as game's highest-paid player. By Ross Newhan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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IMPRESSIONS : What This Cup Lacks in Punctuality, It Makes Up for in Passion By Randy Harvey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Irish Believe They Can Go All the Way by Tying a Few More On By Mike Downey
WIMBLEDON '90 : She Makes It a Weird Science : Women: Gavaldon, the most superstitious player in tennis, moves into third round. By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Gold Cup Outcome Resurrects Thorny Issue That Won't Go Away--Jockey's Use of Whip By Jay Hovdey, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NBA NOTEBOOK : Clippers Had Kimble All the Way From Staff and Wire Service Reports
Bailey Has Big Day at Belmont From Associated Press
SHOOTING / U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS : Competitor Felled by Heat Exhaustion By Elliott Almond
Goalie Pezzulo Under Pressure to Perform : Soccer: Cal State Dominguez Hills All-American has shunned training in off-season for fast-paced lifestyle. Her coach says she might lose her starting job. By Paul Mcleod, TIMES STAFF WRITER
After They Conquer, Rast Twins Must Now Divide : Soccer: Defenders for national champion Santa Clara will be opponents for first time in upcoming Olympic Festival. By Vittorio Tafur, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SIDELINES : Johnson Says He Can Still Run \o7 From Times wire services\f7
THE SIDELINES : Flyers Coach Gets Extension \o7 From Times wire services\f7
THE SIDELINES : Cooke's Wife's Case Dropped \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Martina Takes a Bow, Then Bounces Smith
THE SIDELINES : Name Important to Santa Clara \o7 From Times wire services\f7
THE SIDELINES : Aouita Future Running in Doubt \o7 From Times wire services\f7
Palmer Waxes Nostalgic on Final British Open From Associated Press
Lendl Wipes Out Swiss Hlasek 6-1, 6-3, 6-0 : Wimbledon: Play suspended briefly in false alarm bomb scare. Navratilova overwhelms Anne Smith of U.S. From Associated Press
Unknowns Come Off Bench to Star Roles By John Jeansonne, NEWSDAY
Good Samaritan Receives Reward--Cup Ticket \o7 Reuters\f7
Snow Says He Had Concussion \o7 Associated Press\f7
Cadillac Will Sponsor U.S. in America's Cup \o7 Associated Press\f7
Swim Coach Goes Back to Brown as Athletic Director From United Press International
Slur on Blacks by Golf Club Gets Apology From Associated Press
Only 1 Foe Interests McEnroe: Himself, and He Keeps Losing By Tony Kornheiser, THE WASHINGTON POST
Hurst Remains a Padre Puzzle as Astros Win By Bob Nightengale, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Buechler a SuperSonic--Then a Net By Martin Henderson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Congelliere Says Hyduke Can Turn Around Redondo By David Raatz, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
West Torrance High Football Fortunes Sacked for a Big Loss : Preps: All-Ocean League quarterback John Walsh plans to transfer to Carson for senior season. By Rob Fernas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tribulations on Way to Trials : Burbank Gymnast Stelter Sticks to His Dream of Qualifying for the Olympic Team By Sam Farmer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Second Chance All Wi Needs to Charge Into Quarterfinals : Golf: Westlake High graduate, who won late entry into California Amateur championship, advances with Van Nuys' Steinberg and Oxnard's Stankowski. By Rich Tosches, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New League Makes Hit With Players By Stuart Matthews, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Crawford Experiences Change of Heart, Will Return to Moorpark By Brendan Healey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RUNNING / JOHN ORTEGA : Stress Fractures Throw Dameworth, Jones Off Track By John Ortega
East's Krasner Enjoys Another Field Day in 5-1 Legion Win By Steve Elling, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Legion Leaders Each Place 5 on All-Star Teams
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Sun Valley Holds Off North Hollywood, 8-5
GOLF / RICH TOSCHES : Tour Opened Blewett's Eyes to Poverty By Rich Tosches
Bruin Gym-Dandies to Boost U.S. Hopes at Goodwill Games : Gymnastics: NCAA high bar champion Chris Waller and assistant coach Yefim Furman believe the team can finish in the top three at Seattle. By Ray Ripton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sheehan Faces Challenge, Bradley in LPGA Event From Associated Press
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GOLF STATE AMATEUR : Duncan Wins Twice; Others From Area Out From Associated Press
Cerveny Gives Up Some SDSU Track Responsibilities By Scott Miller
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