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What happened on September 11, 1990
NEWS
Rich Niche : Newport Beach's Tiny Harbor Island May Be the County's Priciest Enclave JOHN NEEDHAM and ANN CONWAY, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
NRA Challenge to California Gun Law Fails CARL INGRAM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : RHODE ISLAND : Grandmother Jailed in Custody Dispute From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Regional Outlook: Middle East : Gulf Crisis Forces U.S. and Israel to Re-Evaluate Strategic Ties : Some critics claim new evidence that the Jewish state is now a threat to America's posture in the Middle East. NORMAN KEMPSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Blast Rips Army Office United Press International
NATION : Study Links Coffee, Heart Risk From Times Wire Services
Lawyer Choice for CIA Job United Press International
BOGOTA : Weighing A Drug Deal
WORLD : Israel Immigrants Hit 100,000 From Times Wire Services
SAN JOSE : Talks on Salvador
All Sides Back U.N. Plan to End War in Cambodia CHARLES P. WALLACE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Firm Expands Distribution of New AIDS Drug From United Press International
WORLD : Allies of Slain Doe Fight Rebels From Times Wire Services
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Tougher Clean-Air Rules Win Backing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Insurers Ask 160% Hike for Risky Drivers KENNETH REICH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gorbachev Issues Stern Warning to Republics : Perestroika : The Soviet leader says refusal to respect federal law will not be tolerated and that the fate of his reform plans is at stake. CAREY GOLDBERG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Deported Arabs Told There Are Few Jobs in Occupied Areas United Press International
Pakistan to Help Citizens in Kuwait Reuters
Man Who Set Son Afire Accused of Violating Parole NANCY WRIDE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fla. Jackpot at $90 Million Associated Press
Honig Outlines His Message for Next Governor WILLIAM TROMBLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD : Greek Envoys Leaving Kuwait From Times Wire Services
MOSCOW : The Final Hurdle
Breeding Bird: Northern Rough-winged Swallow
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS/GOVERNOR : Feinstein Backs Tax to Fight Drugs; Wilson Leans in Favor BILL STALL and CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES POLITCAL WRITERS
Japan Should Do More, D'Amato Says Associated Press
U.S., Soviet Troop Limits Disputed : Europe: Deterioration of Moscow's position has undercut the accepted limit of 195,000. Secretary of State Baker says now the size of American forces is 'very much in the air.' ROBERT C. TOTH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Helms Puts Stamp on Troop Bill From a Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Rooney to Aid Victims of Vandals From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
2 Gaza Children Hurt Playing With Grenade United Press International
Shooting Victim's Premature Baby Clings to Life Times Wire Services
PARIS : Farm Union Test Ahead
Media : Hodgepodge Television Fare Opens Window on Chinese Life : Programs are much more direct in their moralizing than Western shows. They are also much less sophisticated. DAVID HOLLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
STATE : Crews Gain on San Diego Fire From Times Wire Services
Shifting Winds Force Helium Balloon to Land Associated Press
GULF WATCH: Day 40 : A daily briefing paper on developments in the crisis : Diplomatic Front:
Market Newsletter : If It's Fancy, Don't Market It in Seoul : Or anywhere else in the country for that matter, because South Koreans are taking a dim view of conspicuous consumption. Is the government behind this shift in attitude? KARL SCHOENBERGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Insider : Bush as Road Warrior: Hands-On Diplomacy JAMES GERSTENZANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Desert Shield Gets Low Priority in Bonn CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FBI Donor Got 'Access,' Carpenter Testifies : Corruption trial: The former state senator says that contributors are more likely to get personal meetings with politicians than are non-contributors. RICHARD C. PADDOCK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Market Scene : Transfusing Life Into a Stagnant Shanghai : After decades of neglect and abuse, Beijing is looking at the old city as a prime spot for an ambitious foreign investment zone. DAVID HOLLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Court OKs Selling Love Canal Homes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
HEALTH : U.S. Criticized on Mentally Ill From Times Wire Services
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS/SECRETARY OF STATE : Flores Claims Eu Cut Fines for Campaign Violators DEAN MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S., Syria Join in a Marriage of Convenience : NEWS ANALYSIS DAVID LAMB, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Inmates Taken Off Dog Training From Times Wire Services
Iraq Restoring Iran Ties in Bid to Ease Isolation : Diplomacy: Baghdad hopes Tehran will help break the embargo. Hussein offers free oil to 3rd World. DANIEL WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Japan Weighs $2 Billion in Aid : Gulf crisis: The money would go to nations hit hardest by sanctions on Iraq. From Associated Press
WORLD : Mandela: Peace Talks May Fail From Times Wire Services
South Korea Inundated by Heaviest Rain in 70 Years From Associated Press
Sen. Biden Wants Specifics From Souter From Associated Press
Arab League Headquarters Returning to Cairo MICHAEL ROSS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pope Dedicates Controversial African Basilica : Religion: Blessing of the costly Ivory Coast structure as thousands watch is the highlight of the pontiff's 10-day tour of four area nations. From Associated Press
Raiders to Stay in L.A. : Team Signs Long-Term Agreement KENNETH REICH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bush Will Deliver 'Persian Gulf Report Card' on TV Tonight : Gulf crisis: His address to Congress will tell the nation 'where we want to go and . . . why it's going to work,' the White House says. JAMES GERSTENZANG and DOUGLAS JEHL, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
All Networks Will Carry Bush's Talk Associated Press
Deadline Missed but Budget Talks Go On : Deficit: Democrats are preparing a new proposal. The disagreements on taxes, domestic spending and defense are still wide. TOM REDBURN and WILLIAM J. EATON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Gorbachev Stuns Ally on Economy : Soviet Union: He rejects Prime Minister Ryzhkov's moderate plan, favoring a quicker move to a free market. From Times Wire Services
Jordan's Air Force Absorbed by Iraq, Israeli General Charges WILLIAM TUOHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LOCAL : Suspect in Deaths Out on Bail From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
A List of Influential People From the Pages of 1 Life JOSEPH N. BELL
Iranian 'Nonsense' United Press International
NATION : Man-in-Space Astronaut Retires From Times Wire Services
KGB Gives West Peek at Headquarters From Reuters
4 San Diegans in Bed of Pickup Truck Killed in Crash PENELOPE McMILLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WORLD : Peru 727 Ditches in Atlantic From Times Wire Services
Cuban Pleads Guilty to Bombing Ex-Envoy Associated Press
NEWS ANALYSIS : Iraqi Ambition Shifts Political Geometry of Arab World : Geopolitics: Hussein shatters the old mosaic. Syria, replacing Iraq, joins Egypt and Saudi Arabia in a leadership triumvirate. Jordan and PLO are losers. MICHAEL ROSS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KEEPING FIT : Leisure Shouldn't Be Taken Lightly JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County View.
Lockerbie Investigators Call for Bombproof Aircraft From Reuters
Baker Asks NATO Nations to Bolster U.S. Forces in Gulf : Mideast crisis: The request draws a 'favorable response.' Secretary will visit Syria. Kuwait, the Emirates and Saudi Arabia will cover America's military costs. NORMAN KEMPSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3 Get Maximum in Jogger Attack : New York: Five- to 10-year terms are handed down in the Central Park 'wilding' case. From Associated Press
Sanctions' Noose Tightens Around Iraq's Economy : Blockade: Some Iraqis wonder if sacrifice is worth the prize. Analysts say Hussein may turn to terrorism. MARK FINEMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Next Step: Asia : The Talk of Manila: Will the Army Stay in Barracks? : The newspapers trumpet speculation that Corazon Aquino's days as Philippine president are numbered. Her biggest foe seems to be a new group of disgruntled junior army officers. BOB DROGIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Official Ends Bid to Succeed Dukakis as Edict Backfires : Politics: Lieutenant governor acted to slash spending in governor's absence. Critics branded it an election stunt. ELIZABETH MEHREN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Philippine Military Called Divided, Corrupt and Inept BOB DROGIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fire Hits 5 Expensive Homes in S.D. County : Inferno: Fast-moving blaze burns 2,400 acres in and near Del Dios; 200 to 300 residents are evacuated. ALAN ABRAHAMSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oklahoma Resumes Executions Associated Press
Fernando Valenti; Broadened Appeal of Harpsichord
Regional Outlook : Out of Africa: Refugee Crisis Is Still Growing : But the continent has set world standards in caring for its fleeing people. MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Smelling the Sizzle on the Ballot ROBERT A. JONES
COLUMN ONE : U.S. Coins: Time for Change? : Disparate groups want to put a new face on certain denominations. And there is also a movement to get rid of the dollar bill and dump the penny. KATHY M. KRISTOF, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A New Drill : New Regimen, High-Tech Advances Treat, Educate Dental Patients SHARI ROAN, TIMES HEALTH WRITER
Chanel Store Opens in a Style Equal to Mademoiselle Herself ANN CONWAY
Neighbor Suffers for Iraq's Sins : Sanctions: Trade, aid, tourism--Jordan's whole economy sags as the embargo begins to bite Baghdad. Amman asks for U.N. help. WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Of Women and One-Liners--a Treacherous Mixture JACK SMITH
Trappings of Comic Opera Masked Doe's Ruthlessness : Liberia: The president reportedly died in rebels' custody. His 10-year rule leaves the nation in ruins. MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Suspect Arrested in Deaths of 2 Teen Campers Crushed by Auto WENDY PAULSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Boeing Co. Imports Seattle Workers for Palmdale Jobs : B-2 program: The firm says it can't find enough people in the Southland despite aerospace layoffs here. RALPH VARTABEDIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fire Damages 5 Expensive Homes Near San Diego ALAN ABRAHAMSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Marcos Crony Plans to Run for President : Philippines: He was the former leader's closest and richest friend. His appeal is called a reflection of the nation's unstable political and economic situation. BOB DROGIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World View : From Cold War Foes to Partners in Peace : The gulf crisis is testing the superpowers' ability to solve regional conflicts through cooperative diplomacy. MICHAEL PARKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AIRPORTS /USER FEES? : Plan Proposes Passengers Pay to Help Ease Gridlock at Gates SAM FULWOOD III, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Two Soviet Mayors See Nothing to Celebrate, Ask Quiet Holiday CAREY GOLDBERG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOOK REVIEW : A Scientific Glimpse at 'Man vs. Nature' : THE WORLD OF RENE DUBOS Edited by Gerard Piel and Osborn Segerberg Jr. Henry Holt & Co.$29.95, 418 pages JOHN WILKES
Some 'Allergic' to Stress-Reduction Classes KATHLEEN DOHENY and COUNTERPOINT Age and Tonsil Surgery and For years, most doctors have been reluctant to remove the tonsils of young children, arguing that it's safer to wait until a child is at least 3 years old. But a study published in the Archives of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery has challenged that view. According to the study, the surgery can be safely performed in very young children when needed. (Among the most common reasons to perform tonsillectomies in young children: recurrent tonsillitis, nasal obstruction with labored breathing, apnea (temporary cessation of breathing) and upper airway obstruction.) But not all experts are swayed by the new study. Here are two views on the best age for tonsillectomy candidates. and DR. GEORGE ZALZAL, ear specialist and co-author of the study; assistant professor of otolaryngology and pediatrics, Children's Medical Center, George Washington University, Washington and "I do not want to give the impression that tonsillectomy is a simple procedure in young children. We need to be very careful about why the child needs the operation. The most common indication in these young children is upper airway obstruction due to large tonsils, which can lead to apnea, the cessation of breathing. The decision to perform tonsillectomy should be made without regard to the age of the patient, provided surgery is carried out for appropriate indications." and DR. ALAN D. KORNBLUT, ear specialist and clinical professor of otolaryngology, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington; professor of surgery, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda , Md. and "One cannot generalize about age for tonsillectomy . . . . But under most circumstances, tonsillectomy (represents) elective surgery. Except for certain conditions, surgery can be safely postponed until the child is large enough so the potential problems with anesthesia and blood loss are minimized. For elective tonsillectomy, it is better to wait until the child is age 3 . . . . Realistically, no harm is usually done waiting until a child is bigger."
Changing Lifestyles : In Leningrad, They Long to Live in St. Petersburg : Some Soviets want to restore the city to its original name and bring back a taste of old imperial Russia. ELIZABETH SHOGREN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Writer M. Scott Peck Is On Bumpy Road With 1st Novel : Books: The author of the best-selling "The Road Less Traveled" will even endure touring to promote a work that is encountering sharp criticism. BETH ANN KRIER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bonn Pledges $7 Billion for Soviet Pullout CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Mind Behind Hussein : Psychology: Experts dissect behavior to find out what makes the Iraqi president and other world leaders tick. But the techniques vary in booming field of 'leadership analysis.' BOB SIPCHEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Liberian Rebels Display Doe's Body, Reports Say From Times Wire Services
3rd Man Arrested in Murder, Rapes From a Times Staff Writer
ENVIRONMENT /POLLUTION TRAP : Designer Says New Device Spots Dirty Cars on Road : When hooked to a camera, it records license plates of emissions violators. Illinois is testing system; California has reservations. TRACY SHRYER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rothenberg Back in Jail After Breaking Parole : Crime: The man convicted of trying to burn his son to death eluded one parole officer and lied to another. He had, until then, been kept under constant surveillance. NANCY WRIDE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rev. Keyong Kim; Led Largest Korean Church in U.S.
Profile : A Voice From Chile's Past Plays Key Role in Its Future : Edgardo Boeninger was one of many ejected from national life when Salvador Allende was ousted and killed. Now, he has bridged the gap of time and military rule to participate in the country's new democracy. WILLIAM R. LONG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Next Step: Central America : In El Salvador, It's the Army That Seems to Be in Trouble : A lull in the guerrilla war appears to be coming to an end. And recent examples of government effectiveness against a smaller rebel force indicate the insurgents may have the upper hand. KENNETH FREED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Hornblower to Buy Invader Cruises as S.D. Tour Boat Industry Thrives GREG JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jet Craft USA Plans Public Stock Offering
Plan for Sale of Bank of Orange County Jeopardized JAMES S. GRANELLI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Regulators Reject Columbia S&L's Junk Bond Sale : Thrifts: The decision by the Office of Thrift Supervision virtually guarantees that the Beverly Hills thrift will be seized. Recession fears may scare off any new bidders. JAMES BATES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
House Sales Slump Continues in August : Real estate: The average house price was $294,200, down 5% from a year ago. Properties listed for sale reached an all-time high. PATRICE APODACA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Consumer Debt Surges 7.4% in July From Associated Press
3D Systems' Parent Sells $5.5 Million of Stock
STOCKS : Dow Falls 3.96 After Morning Rally Fizzles From Times Staff and Wire Reports
REIT Submits Reorganization of Debts Plan JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Datametrics Posts $47,522 in Earnings
P.M. BRIEFING : Reuters' Employees OK Strike From Times Wire Services
Furon Posts Second-Quarter Net of $2.3 Million, Up 35% From '89
N. Y. Investor Buys 15% of Fortune Petroleum
Shattered Peace
Lawmakers Need to Act Responsibly
Japan Air Lines Invests in Lockheed Subsidiary RALPH VARTABEDIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Com Systems Seeking Additional Financing
P.M. BRIEFING : Fla. Governor Urges Cutbacks From Times Wire Services
Science / Technology Dean Takahashi, Times staff writer
Dow Slips 2.97 as Oil Prices Steady From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Bond Offers Debt-Equity Swap From Times Wire Services
Matthews Expects to See Tripling of Earnings
REIT Submits a Plan for Reorganization of Its Debt JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TRW Gets Army Contract
Oil Prices Tumble, Rebound Wildly to Close Up $1.26 JESUS SANCHEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
P.M. BRIEFING : Trump Offers Casino Equity Deal From Times Wire Services
Economic Ills May Boost Unions HARRY BERNSTEIN
Wheelchair Maker May Get a Push JOHN MEDEARIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Trade Deficit Hits 6-Year Low : Economy: The good news is tempered by prospects of growing imbalances fueled by the Persian Gulf crisis. From Associated Press
Agencies Clash on Capital Reserve Rules : Banking: The FDIC wants a higher standard than the currency comptroller does. A Senate panel chairman tells them to agree--soon. ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Group Cuts Stake in ATI Medical Inc.
E.N. Phillips Co. Raises $640,000 for Expansion
Amgen Forms Partnership to Develop Nerve Drugs
Newport Corp. Earnings Drop 34% for Year LESLIE BERKMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KPMG Peat Marwick Nominates Chairman From Times Staff and Wire Reports
House OKs Bill to Restore Some Cable TV Regulation THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Looking on the Sunny Side : Siemens of West Germany Optimistic After Buying Arco Solar JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Toyota Likely to Expand U.S. Assembly Plants : Autos: Another operation is needed in this country to keep up with sharply rising demand. DONALD WOUTAT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bornstein Named New Chief of Cable's ESPN From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cellular? It's a Growing Hang Up From Associated Press
They Like Mike : Punishment: Hundreds urge a judge to give junk bond king Michael Milken a light sentence when he comes to court Oct. 1. Only a few dozen letters were critical. SCOT J. PALTROW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Software Toolworks Moves Headquarters
Boycotts a Touchy Business for Targeted Firms MARK STENCEL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Evanston Adopts Tax on College Tuition : Education: Mayor says she will veto the nation's first such measure. Northwestern U. says it will sue the city. From Associated Press
Clean Coastline Is Worth Billions, Government Says From United Press International
SEC Suit Shows Bid for Firm Never Was : Wall Street: Details emerge in the mystery surrounding a little- known firm's purported offer to buy Superior Industries International. JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
To Reach Somebody--or Better Yet Everybody--Ads Feature Nobody BRUCE HOROVITZ
For Lucky Capote, a $50,000 Gamble Paid Off : Entrepreneurship: The founder of the successful National Microcomp computer services firm is named a small-business person of the year. CRISTINA LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brokerage Accuses Rival of Smear Tactics : Real estate: Mired in a soft market for commercial property, Grubb & Ellis claims Coldwell Banker has been trying to hijack clients by painting an unflattering picture of Grubb's financial stability. MICHAEL FLAGG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NCR Unveils Wireless Link for Computers : Technology: Analysts say it should be helpful in places where it's hard to install cables. From Staff and Wire Reports
P.M. BRIEFING : UPI Closing Bureaus in 5 States From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Swiss Bank to Philadelphia's Aid From Times Wire Services
Lawsuit Seeks First Executive Documents SCOT J. PALTROW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In Silicon Valley, the Jobs Are Changing as Fast as Technology HARRY ANDERSON
Paramount Reels in Power Struggle After Hits, Misses MICHAEL CIEPLY and NINA J. EASTON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Team Revives Age-Old Art of Making Adobe LEN HALL
County Accused of Bias Against Latino Employee RICHARD SIMON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Possible Police Involvement in Killings Probed : Task Force: Unit investigating 43 prostitute killings says it is looking into any police links, particularly in the case of a slain prostitute who testified against officers. MARK PLATTE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dynamic Pastor Quits Leadership of Church He Helped Build : Ministry: Church officials say Tim Timmons resigned his $100,000-per-year South Coast Community Church pastorate to write, speak and work with his nonprofit corporation. SHANNON SANDS
INS Ordered to Give Data on Minors in Juvenile Hall
Gunfire Near School Badly Wounds Boy : Violence: The teen-ager had just registered for classes and was leaving campus with his mother and brother. Police suspect gang activity. JEFFREY BALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CAMARILLO : 2 Girls Testify at Molestation Trial MACK REED
Man Arrested in Death of Couple : Suspect: A 24-year-old from Bellflower will be arraigned today on charges that he ran over two young campers sleeping in their tent at San Onofre State Park. WENDY PAULSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cleanup Begun at Abandoned Plating Shop : Hazardous chemicals: The EPA says the former owners of the Burbank firm can be fined up to three times the $1.3-million cost to rid the waste. AARON CURTISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ORANGE : Grafton to Manage College's 54 Centers
Deputies Raid 'Sex Party' of 200 Men, 12 Strippers ERIC LICHTBLAU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lo, the Naked Indian AL MARTINEZ
Landmarks: County Historical Sites CAROL WEINSTOCK
San Diego
San Diego
Countywide
Developers Ask to Be Dropped From Cityhood Proposal : Calabasas: Loss of undeveloped land would remove a main reason for incorporation, proponents say. LESLIE BERGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COSTA MESA : Motorcyclist Hurt in Freeway Crash
SEAL BEACH : Council Won't Act Against Police Chief CHRISTOPHER ADAMS
PIRU : Animal Neglect Hearing Delayed JANET BERGAMO
L.A. Schools Adopt $3.9-Billion Budget : Education: It is called leanest since passage of Proposition 13. But more cuts are possible. SANDY BANKS, TIMES EDUCATION WRITER
What's Politics to Do With It? : Shutting Iraqi athletes out of Asian Games is bankrupt gesture
Professionals, Not Clones in Blue : Police: LAPD officers hold similar values because uniformity saves lives. It's not a question of insensitivity. SUSAN YOCUM, Susan Yocum is an LAPD patrol officer in the Rampart division. and
L.A. Told to Coordinate Medfly Suit With 4 Others
OXNARD : Proposed Jail Fee Could Cost City $550,000 HUGO MARTIN
ORANGE : Schools to Curtail Training for Drivers GREG HERNANDEZ
COL HUNTINGTON BEACH : Restaurant Bandit Flees With $3,000 WENDY PAULSON
Councilman in Supervisor's Race Backs Annexation of Hope Land : Simi Valley: Bill Davis is first on the council to support the move. His opponent in the race, a fellow council member, has taken no stand. CARLOS V. LOZANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Tri-City Recycling Program Planned FRANK MESSINA
2 Students Wounded in Shootings Near Schools
Citizens Committee Elections Called Unfair : Redevelopment: Two council members cited the practice of allowing only those on the advisory panel to vote for candidates. JOHN SCHWADA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Simi Needs Someone to Reign on Parade CARLOS V. LOZANO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Countywide : Don't Bank on It
TUSTIN : North Tustin Group Seeks Incorporation
Area Analysts Say Early Census Count Missed 3,700 People DARYL KELLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Shell Yields in Tax Dispute With City BILL BILLITER
CAMARILLO : Merchants Ask City to Ease Sign Limits CHRISTOPHER PUMMER
San Diego
Council Delays Vote on City Growth Plan
Palmdale OKs $2 Million for Recreation Center JOHN CHANDLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Coronado
Poway School Illness Rate Found Normal NANCY RAY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ANAHEIM : Extension of Freeze on Building Sought LISA MASCARO
Murder Case That Lost Juror Ends in Mistrial
President of Cal Poly Pomona Plans to Retire
SANTA PAULA : Marchers Protest Man's Death in Jail MAJA RADEVICH
Ely Probe Extends to Validity of Marriage : Investigations: The college district is checking the trustee's marital status because of health insurance claims filed on his policy by his wife, Ingrid. MACK REED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERSPECTIVE ON THE HELSINKI SUMMIT : Eye-to-Eye, but Not Arm-in-Arm : The ideological bases for earlier Soviet positions have been abandoned; the policies themselves will be harder to retire. MARTHA BRILL OLCOTT, Martha Brill Olcott is a professor of political science at Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y
Study to Consider Widening Use of Car-Pool Lanes : Traffic: The idea would be to entice commuters to drive the freeways before and after peak hours, when the high-occupancy lanes would be open to all. JIM NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man Faces Trial in Anti-Jewish Acts Aimed at Catholics PHILIPP GOLLNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Swimming in Handguns : Beach shooting illustrates anew need for education on gun culture
Council Opposes Expansion of Base : Project: Members vote against the Navy's proposal to add to port facilities at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. CHRISTOPHER ADAMS
Park to Return to Nature : Burbank: A $1-million grant will rehabilitate the Wildwood Canyon area, removing non-native trees and graffiti, adding trails and repairing restrooms. AARON CURTISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
IRVINE : Silencer Sought for Speech Timer TOM McQUEENEY
Can He Pedal His Own Canoe to $25,000 Prize? HERBERT J. VIDA
SIMI VALLEY : Teen-Ager Arrested in 3 Attempted Rapes KIRSTEN LEE SWARTZ
BREA : Face Lift Planned for Arovista Park DANIELLE A. FOUQUETTE
SANTA ANA : Service Center Finds a Permanent Home GREG HERNANDEZ
Smog Adds Misery to Southland Heat Wave HECTOR TOBAR, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In This Election, It's Legal to Vote Twice
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES ECONOMY : Losing More Than Manufacturing : Industries' flight out of the area affects more than just those businesses. TODD B. NICHOLSON, Todd B. Nicholson is president of the Industrial League of Orange County
SACRAMENTO WATCH : Signature, Please
Reserved for War : Pasadena's Marines Mix Feisty Spirit, Dread SCOTT HARRIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Peyer Appeals to State High Court
Waiting for Word From the Front : Fire: As rumors flew at a makeshift evacuation center, homeowners turned out by the Del Dios blaze were riding a roller coaster of hope. JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wife of Ex-DEA Agent Pleads Guilty on Tax Count
Stella M. Bell Jackson; Retired Registered Nurse
Thad A. Long; Owned Stationery Stores
Landfill Siting Puts Supervisors in Pinch TOM GORMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anglers May Be Reeling In King Salmon by 1991 : Fisheries: Reintroduction of the prized fish to area waters is a result of a program sponsored by a local group with help from the state. CAROL WEINSTOCK
San Diego Council Redistricting Tussle Becomes a Battle of Depositions : Politics: Majority bloc, subpeonaed by Aguirre, counters with its own subpoenas. Meanwhile, two more compromise redistricting maps will be presented. ARMANDO ACUNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wife of Convicted DEA Agent Pleads Guilty to Tax Count : Courts: Barbara Jackson was indicted with her husband and two other federal officers in drug agency scandal. She made a deal with prosecutors. RONALD L. SOBLE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Mind-Set Is 'Us Against Them' : Police: Chief Gates gets away with outrageous expressions of intolerance because LAPD operates in a world of its own. JOE DOMANICK, Joe Domanick is a writer in Los Angeles.
The War of the False Analogies : lllogic of comparing Six-Day War to Iraq crime
OXNARD : Marijuana Crop Seized, 2 Arrested CHRISTOPHER PUMMER
NEWPORT BEACH : When a Feline Needs a Friend TOM McQUEENEY
Drown Pledges to Serve Only 2 Terms as Sheriff DEANNA BELLANDI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Heat, Smog to Stick Around : Weather: More of the same is predicted for today, but air quality experts point out that so far, this summer has been one of the county's least smoggy. SONNI EFRON and LUCY CHABOT, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
SIMI VALLEY : Early Annexation Ruling Considered CARLOS V. LOZANO
Searchers Fail to Find Lake Castaic Victim
SANTA CRUZ ISLAND : 200-Foot Fall Kills Man on Nature Hike KIRSTEN LEE SWARTZ
The First Day of School: A Primal Terror Returns : Teaching: I'm a teacher of third-graders, and tonight I will feel like a third-grader. JEFF LANTOS, Jeff Lantos is a teacher at Hancock Park Elementary School in Los Angeles.
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES FIRE SAFETY : Cities Must Act to Reduce Danger : Unless nonflammable roofs are required and brush-clearance programs are begun in impacted areas, we are on a countdown to catastrophe. RONNY J. COLEMAN, Ronny J. Coleman is the fire chief in Fullerton. and
IRVINE : 3 Clothing Store Theft Suspects Held
Railroad Admits 2 Errors in Derailment LOUIS SAHAGUN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thomas E. Curtis; Retired Engineer
Suit Filed to Block Stevenson Ranch Plan : Santa Clarita: The city's action against the Board of Supervisors says an environmental report on the 2,555-unit project violates state laws. STEVE PADILLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Services Friday for Teen Shot at Beach DAVAN MAHARAJ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Report Assails VA Psychiatric Unit Over Five Suicides : Health care: An investigator says the Long Beach facility failed to recognize dangers to patients. He says the ward functions today 'in name only.' FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pickup Driver Sought in Bicyclist's Death
LA CONCHITA : Driver Dies After Truck Veers, Crashes CHRISTOPHER PUMMER
Off-Duty Officer Shoots, Kills Suspected Burglar in Garage
Transient Woman Killed in Attack on Officer
Targeting Gangs : Camarillo: Efforts to rid one neighborhood of youth crime and graffiti is yielding results. Residents say the city seems more committed to improving the area. JOANNA M. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4 in Bed of Pickup Truck Killed in Freeway Crash : Tragedy: The victims were among 12 people in the vehicle when it was struck from behind while parked on the shoulder. The other driver was held on suspicion of drunk driving. PENELOPE McMILLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Women Given 19-Year Terms for Drug Ring Roles : Narcotics: They receive the maximum sentence for involvement in an organization linking Colombian traffickers to Los Angeles street gangs. JOHN H. LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Ben Johnson Aiming for January Comeback
CAL STATE FULLERTON NOTEBOOK : Murphy Says It's Better If Titans Do Not Want What They Have Not Got MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Augusta National Accepts First Black : Golf: The home of the Masters desegregates. The move follows the uproar elsewhere over exclusion of minorities and women. From Associated Press
DEL MAR : Filly Gives Affirmative Answer BOB MIESZERSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
At 39, Kings' Robinson Gives It Another Ride : Hockey: Defenseman doesn't want to end career with memories of last season's frustration. STEVE SPRINGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lukas Pays Highest Price at Yearling Sale: $500,000 From Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Toronto Pulls Within 4 Games of Red Sox From Associated Press
Cozzene's Wish Wins at Meadowlands Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : AROUND THE NATION : Notre Dame Replaces Miami as No. 1
Rams Fumble Away Chances, Fail to Recover From Adversity : Football: Robinson says team didn't have 'extra something' needed to overcome injuries, inactivity and Packers. TIM KAWAKAMI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Names in the News
NFL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : CHARGERS : Butts Shoulders the Blame for Missing Block on Fake
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Henning Hedges on Who'll Start at Quarterback DON PATTERSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SIDELINES : Orioles Sign Clemente's Son From Times Wire Services
SDSU Opens With Tar Heels SCOTT MILLER
Betting With Surelock : The Silicon Sleuth
PRO FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : RAIDERS : Schroeder Gets a Passing Mark CHRIS DUFRESNE
Top Seeds Leconte, Skoff Win 1st Matches at Geneva Open From Associated Press
Shoal Creek Founder Casts Doubts on Future Tourneys From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL : Finks Says Tagliabue Needs Work on PR BOB OATES
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Mets Finally Get Some Sights for Road-Sore Eyes From Associated Press
Football Poll
DEL MAR : 12 Juveniles in Running for Final-Day Futurity From Times Wire Services
Mater Dei Gets Sparks, at Least Temporarily CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : SAN DIEGO STATE : School to Stay Put in the WAC SCOTT MILLER
49ers Not Super Until the Finish : Pro football: Saints shut down the champions until Montana, with 1:30 left, drives them to a field goal and 13-12 victory. BOB OATES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : UCLA : Slump Is Bruins' Longest Since 1943 MAL FLORENCE
VALLEY COLLEGE NOTEBOOK : Ker Says CSUN's Record Could Be a Perfect '10'
THE SIDELINES : Injury Puts Husky on Bench From Times Wire Services
University's Dowdy Is Out 3 to 4 Weeks CHRIS FOSTER
THE SIDELINES : Buckeye Fined in Police Scuffle From Times Wire Services
Seeing Reds Doesn't Pay for Dodgers : Baseball: With a weekend series at Cincinnati ahead, Los Angeles overlooks the Padres and loses, 5-2. BILL PLASCHKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HOCKEY NOTEBOOK : Peterson an Unlikely Choice as U.S. Coach JEFF JACOBS, HARTFORD COURANT
PRO FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : RAMS : Pass Blocking Ability Helps Warner TIM KAWAKAMI
UCLA Quarterback Situation Up in Air : Football: Donahue says the position will be evaluated weekly. Decision on Saturday's starter will be made in midweek. MAL FLORENCE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SIDELINES : Missouri Allegations Due From Times Wire Services
Barnes Tested Positive for Drugs, Paper Says JULIE CART, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Padres Play Spoiler Role, Top Dodgers BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : USC : Freshmen Provide Winning Experience JERRY CROWE
Derek Sparks Wants to Play for Mater Dei LONNIE WHITE
Hillock Happily Vows No Change : College basketball: Loyola Marymount's new coach, pleased to escape job rut, promises to maintain team's fast pace. ALAN DROOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jockey Cordero Is Suspended for Seven Days After Mishap Associated Press
It Still Pays to Be Long on Defense JIM MURRAY
THE SIDELINES : Clot Hospitalizes Andrew Gaze From Times Wire Services
Driver in Martin Crash Identified by Witnesses From Associated Press
Abbott Manages to Get His 10th Victory : Baseball: Angels' starter gives up 11 hits through 7 2/3 innings, but he beats the Twins and Paul Abbott, 3-1. ROBYN NORWOOD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Moving Up a Class : Now a U.S. Open Champion, Sampras Aspires to Continue On in the Style of Laver and Rosewall THOMAS BONK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fay Vincent Relaxes in Job Because He Likes It TOM VERDUCCI, NEWSDAY
He's Thrown In to Make Others Seem All That Much Greater TED BROCK
Top Running Back Enrolls at Mater Dei CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SIDELINES : Superdome Will Bid to Be First Indoor Stadium for World Cup From Times Wire Services
Mets Get Schatzeder From Astros Associated Press
Saints Lack One Key Player: Joe Montana : Football: When looking for a weak link in New Orleans, all fingers point to quarterback John Fourcade. TIM KEOWN, MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
Retired Sunday Silence Going to Japan After All BOB MIESZERSKI
ENTERTAINMENT
Waiting to Surface in Their Rock World : Music: In a North County garage, two young British musicians with ties to well-known performers are doing what they love best--and waiting for their break. JOHN D'AGOSTINO
SHORT TAKES : Lionel Hampton Hails Unity Move From Times Wire Services
Dance Project Will Put Kids on Center Stage : Performing Arts: 'City Moves' will give 250 schoolchildren a chance to study modern dance, culminating in public performances at the San Diego Convention Center. EILEEN SONDAK
SHORT TAKES : Carter to Moderate Gulf Panel From Times Wire Services
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'Resistance to Gay Cops'
Bob Geldof Is Back Under Original Guise: Musician LARRY McSHANE, ASSOCIATED PRESS
SHORT TAKES : Raves for Scorsese 'Goodfellas' From Times Wire Services
Malathion Tests
L.A. Festival Finding Its Place in the Sun : Box office: Despite torrid heat and technical snafus, nearly 75% of performances have sold out, optimistic officials report. GREG BRAXTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
France Lauds Nicholson for Unforgettable Roles Associated Press
'Resistance to Gay Cops'
Reagan and Bush
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TV REVIEW : 'Family Man': Nothing to Offer HOWARD ROSENBERG
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L.A. Festival Finding Its Place in the Sun : Griffith Park: Enthusiastic crowds brave the sweltering weekend heat to view Pacific Rim culture. GREG BRAXTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Resistance to Gay Cops'
'Funeral': Stark Czech Portrait KEVIN THOMAS
O.C. THEATER : Grove Facing Worst Money Troubles Yet JAN HERMAN
Festival '90 : MUSIC REVIEW : L.A. FESTIVAL : Sounds From the Andes RICHARD S. GINELL
Congress Urged to Avoid Obscenity Curbs : Art: Commission also calls for the National Endowment for the Arts chairman to stop requiring grant recipients to sign pledge. ROBERT M. ANDREWS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
CLASSICAL MUSIC : Soviero's Replacement Is a Bonus for S.D. Opera Fans KENNETH HERMAN
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Enduring, Endearing Nick Lowe : The strength of the British popster's songs and his good-natured delivery are enough to satisfy old, new fans. JIM WASHBURN
S.F. Opera's Labor Dispute May Be Over by Wednesday DAN MORAIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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SHORT TAKES : 'Aunt Julia' Favorite at Festival From Times Wire Services
'Resistance to Gay Cops'
Cinetex Still Trying to Take Root : Convention: Organizers of the annual gathering of film people in Las Vegas are considering a move to Los Angeles. ROBERT EPSTEIN
ART REVIEW : A Feast of Craftsmanship : Furniture: Works by Pasadena architects Charles and Henry Greene are in a permanent installation at the Huntington Gallery's American building. WILLIAM WILSON, TIMES ART CRITIC
Festival '90 : ART REVIEW : L.A. FESTIVAL : Conal Brings Politics, Wit to Armory : Satire: In his first one-man show, guerrilla artist Robbie Conal lampoons political figures in a trenchant series of posters and paintings. CATHY CURTIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Duo Overcomes Adversity in Heat of the Ratings : Television: Despite off-camera crises, Carroll O'Connor and Howard Rollins still find their series near the top of the Nielsens. RICK DU BROW
The Chicano Movement, Then and Now
Festival '90 : OPEN FESTIVAL : A Mesmerizing Presence in 'Pershing Square' RAY LOYND
The Chicano Movement, Then and Now
Festival '90 : OPEN FESTIVAL : 'Greenhouse' Effect Is Wild and Crazy ROBERT KOEHLER
Tennis Prodigies, Media Pressure: a Mismatch? HOWARD ROSENBERG
Gays Call X Rating for 'Henry and June' a Stigma : Movies: Media watchdog group says the label is unfair. Universal Pictures plans to appeal. DAVID J. FOX, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'La Negra Ester' Breaks the Mold : Stage: Roberto Parra's celebrated love poem to a prostitute borrows elements from both traditional and avant-garde theater. FLORINDA MINTZ, Mintz is a Southern California poet and writer from Argentina.
ANALYSIS : Beach Boys' Endless Summer of Schlock Concerts : Their performances are tired, predictable and dated. Nostalgia is the only reason the 'boys' continue to draw spectators. JOHN PENNER
MOVIE REVIEW : Aussie Filmmaker's Surf Movie Has Great Rides and Photography : 'All Down the Line' is full of acrobatic maneuvers, and the narrative has a personable quality. Unfortunately, the film has no women surfers and only one American. MARK CHALON SMITH
Festival '90 : Battling a Goliath : Movies: 'Home on the Range' looks at the conflict over who owns rights to tiny Kwajalein Island in the Pacific. CHRIS WILLMAN
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