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What happened on July 18, 1991
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Television By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Television By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Television By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Movies By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Television By Aleene Macminn, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop Music Reviews : Richard Thompson vs. Great Expectations By N Rosenbluth
Pop Music Reviews : Williams' Nephews as Sons of the Everlys By Chris Willman
MUSIC REVIEW : Nikolai Petrov in Bowl Debut By Daniel Cariaga
STAGE REVIEWS : An Americanized 'Spring Awakening' By \f7 and *\o7 "Spring/Awakening," Flight Theatre, 6472 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Fridays-sundays, 8 P.M. Ends August 11. $12; (213) 464-2124. Running Time: 2 Hours, 10 Minutes. and Robert Koehler
STAGE REVIEWS : A Rocky 'Blue Harbor Honeymoon' By * \o7 "Blue Harbor Honeymoon," Chapel Court Theatre, United Methodist Church Complex, 6817 Franklin Ave., Hollywood, Wednesdays\f7 -\o7 Saturdays, 8 P.M. Indefinitely. $15; (213) 874-4527. Running Time: 2 Hours, 15 Minutes. \f7 and Ray Loynd
STAGE REVIEWS : 'Sidney Brustein' Strident, Dated By * \o7 "The Sign In Sidney Brustein'S Window," Actors Alley, 12135 Riverside Drive, North Hollywood\f7 .\o7 Thursdays\f7 -\o7 Saturdays, 8 P.M., Sunday, July 21, Aug. 4, 2 P.M. Ends Aug. 10. $15; (818) 508-4200. Running Time: 2 Hours, 30 Minutes.\f7 and Ray Loynd
The Days of Plaid and Roses : * Stage: In the Old Globe's latest, New York playwright Stuart Ross takes a loving look at four bumbling innocents out to sing their way into the hearts of '60s America. By Frankie Wright, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
San Diego's Station KRMX Sold By Kevin Brass, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
From Era When Parents, Kids Were in Tune By John D'Agostino, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows to Perform at La Paloma By Nancy Churnin
MUSIC REVIEW : A Tuning Fork Might Have Helped : * As part of the 17th annual Seal Beach festival, the Beverly Hills Trio demonstrates solid rhythm, passable balance, OK ensemble and some questionable tempos--but, oh, the pitch! By Timothy Mangan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Video Rental Charts : 'Edward' Cuts His Way Up By Dennis Hunt
Nureyev: From Barre to Baton : * Music: Nearing the end of his ballet career, the flamboyant Russian is making a leap to the podium, conducting small ensembles in out-of-the-way places. By Donna Perlmutter, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
When Television Cared Enough to Air the Very Best : * Retrospective: In 'Hallmark Hall of Fame's' shift toward social issues, classics like Shakespeare have been left in the lurch. UCLA's Festival of Preservation will screen some of the series' episodes. By Jon Krampner, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Make Him an Offer : Dealer Robert Berman Wants to Sell You a Painting By Suzanne Muchnic, TIMES ART WRITER
AN APPRECIATION : Robert Motherwell: An American Titan By William Wilson, TIMES ART CRITIC
FCC Sets Formal Hearing Over KROQ Hoax By Claudia Puig, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Opening Up to Explore Racist, Sexist Topics in 'HOWL' : * Performance art: Writer-director Keith Antar Mason explores oppression of African-American men. By Jan Breslauer, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A Class Act Gives Life to Old TV Skits : * Television: A unique program markets scripts to schools and uses the royalties to fund Navajo scholarships in Arizona.
Fair to Middling : Expo Books Routine Acts; Other Counties Land Hits By Jim Washburn
Getting the Drift of Discordance : Marc Pally Launches a Newport Harbor Lecture Series With Discussion of His 1987 Work By Cathy Curtis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
School Board Takes Action to Save Mural By Mary Anne Perez, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NEWS
THE SIERRA MADRE EARTHQUAKE : Chimneys Fell Like a Ton of Bricks in Towns Across Foothills By Berkley Hudson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fight Ends All-Stars' Play; 2 Hurt : Violence: Bassett team is suspended after an umpire and Hacienda Heights team manager were injured in a Senior Little League brawl. By Anna Cearley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City Council OKs Bilingual Police Bonus : Salaries: Officers who speak Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean or Japanese will receive an extra $150 a month. By Irene Chang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Salvation Army Fund Raising Starts Early By Mike Ward, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Alhambra : Ballot Wording Approved
Up, all you couch potatoes. Now's the time to build that... By Franki V. Ransom
Azusa : Swap Meet Plan Deadline
Azusa : Rent Control Law Studied
Pasadena : Hiring Program Funds OKd
South El Monte : Annexation Weighed
Monrovia : 10% Water Cut Ordered
Diamond Bar : Arrow Measure Delayed
Alhambra : Firms to Pay Sweeping Fees
Council Criticized for Voting Itself a Raise
Property Owners Will Pick Up Tab for Alhambra Jail
It's Time to Cut Water Subsidies to Agriculture
Council Criticized for Voting Itself a Raise
Council Member Should Speak His Mind at Meetings
2 More City Department Heads to Resign : Personnel: Four of nine top officials have quit in eight months. Some blame the exodus on the city manager or tensions generated by the council. By Irene Chang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The House
New Director Named at Foothill Transit
BUSINESS NEWS : Industry Toy Firm Moves, Will Hire 60 More Workers
6 Students Receive $2,000 Scholarships
Garvey School District Names Superintendent
Four Teachers Will Receive Fellowships
Asst. Superintendent for Monrovia Named
Diamond Bar Boosters Award Scholarships
3 Students Receive $4,000 Scholarships
Temple City Student Picked for Conference
S. Pasadena Student Wins Design Contest
THE SIERRA MADRE EARTHQUAKE : Sierra Madre Pulls Together for Family Hit Hard by the Quake
East Has Edge, West Has Personnel in 12th Hall of Fame All-Star Game By Mitch Polin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prep Volleyballers Flock to the Clubs : Amateurs: The tough competition develops skills, and college scouts are often watching. By Gary Klein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A July 25 reception at the Verdugo Club will honor La...
Little Big House : Design: Cal Poly Pomona plans to promote the heritage and principles of Richard Neutra by displaying his Silver Lake residence. By Amy Louise Kazmin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Council Imposes Limits on Skateboards, Roller Skates : La Canada Flintridge: The city retains the authority to further restrict activities if pedestrian and shopkeeper complaints continue. By Martha L. Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
County Has Own Plans for Taylor Yard Land : Development: News of the Transportation Commission's purchase of 67 acres surprises community leaders. By Phil Sneiderman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Task Force to Hire Architect for Alex Theatre By Martha L. Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An Earful of Woe From One Man and His Deaf Best Friend By Doug Smith
Compliance Question Delays Vote on New Noise Law
College Board OKs Pay Hikes for 17 on Staff By Amy Louise Kazmin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Officials Plan Bigger and Better Golf Course for Scholl Canyon
Sewer Charges Hiked for Most Homeowners
Classes Meet Despite Suit Against Year-Round Plan : Education: Parents got a temporary restraining order, but a Court of Appeal said the schools could operate pending review. By Howard Blume, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Mac Attack, Soviet-Style : Russian Ship Places Very American Order: 150 Burgers and Fries to Go By Dick Wagner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Outcry Against Council Reaches a New Pitch : Government: Group opposing the City Council files petitions demanding recall of all but one member. By Tina Griego, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Renewal Zones Expanded to Cover Nearly a Third of City : Redevelopment: Council removes threat of condemning private homes, which had stirred many residents to protest expansion. By Howard Blume, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Long Beach : 'St. Peter' Rapist Sentenced to 117-Year Prison Term
Long Beach : Dana Aide Resigns to Help Administer Health Center
Long Beach : Council Backs State Bill Banning Sex Discrimination
Long Beach : Harbor Board President Proposes a Code of Ethics
Huntington Park : Residents Protest, but Plans for Chemical Plant Proceed
Long Beach : Assessment District Formed for Street Light Conversion
Downey : Mediator Meets With Police Union and Embattled Chief
Whittier : Council Calls for Ordinance to Ban Smoking in Public
Compton : City Council Cancels August Sessions; Next One Is Sept. 3
A Taste of Vienna
Ex-Coach Enters a New Arena in Career By Dick Wagner
Swim Club Makes Waves : Parents Rally to Boost Membership and Raise Expectations for Youth Group That Was Treading Water Just 2 Years Ago By Paul Mcleod, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS BRIEFS : 49ers' Hitter to Play for U.S. in Pan Am Games
Cockburn on Britain
Carter on the Next War
Cockburn on Britain
Gates and Hussein
Cockburn on Britain
Yellow Ribbons
L.A. Ethics Code
Prayers at Public Meetings
Prayers at Public Meetings
Carter on the Next War
Prayers at Public Meetings
Liberal Reforms
Give Bicyclists a Break
Another Picus Flip-Flop
Antonovich Cuts Corners
Speaking Up for Seniors
Sanitation Mired in Politics
Honor Students' Special Needs
Santa Clarita Poll Appalling
Close Down Olive View
Where Is Dr. Cleary?
Surfers' Assaults on Outsiders Deplored
Surfers' Assaults on Outsiders Deplored
Surfers' Assaults on Outsiders Deplored
Caltrans Keeps On Watering in Drought
Reagan Library Finds No Evidence of Deal to Delay Hostages' Release : Inquiry: More than 100,000 pages of former President's campaign files were examined. Critics contend that officials conspired to postpone freedom for 52 Americans until after 1980 election. By Kenneth R. Weiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Cheap Shot at Thomas
Republicans Oust Leader in Assembly By Jerry Gillam and Carl Ingram, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Budget Will Force Layoffs, Wilson Warns By Douglas P. Shuit, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Leaders Pledge to Help Soviets Shift Economy By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Leaders Pledge to Help Soviets Shift Economy By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Immunity Thwarts Prosecutions, Walsh Complains By Ronald J. Ostrow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Senate Votes to Lift 'Gag' on Abortion Counseling : Congress: The bill would require federally funded clinics to advise pregnant women of all their options. By Paul Houston, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLUMN ONE : Are the Watchdogs Watching? : Investors increasingly rely on ratings agencies to say what's safe and what's not. But apparent failures in the insurance crisis have again left the firms looking less than alert. By Victor F. Zonana, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Retired Assistant Chief Named to Police Panel : Commission: Bradley appoints Jesse Brewer, who criticized Gates' leadership, to civilian board. By Jane Fritsch and Frederick M. Muir, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Bush and Gorbachev OK Arms Pact, Plan Summit July 30-31 : Diplomacy: The treaty will require massive cuts in long-range nuclear weapons. Group of 7 also reveals a support plan for the Soviets and recommits itself to freer trade. By Jack Nelson, TIMES WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF
Senate Ignores Scientists' Doubts, OKs Space Station : Budget: An attempt to kill almost all 1992 funding in favor of other projects or cutting deficit is rejected, 64-35. By Robert W. Stewart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pesticide Flows Into Shasta Lake; Residents Outraged : Environment: State is criticized for inability to stop flow. Officials predict that threat to drinking water will end before the chemical reaches dam. By Jenifer Warren and Richard C. Paddock, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
AIDS Murder Conviction Upheld : Supreme Court: State justices refuse to hear the appeal of a man who was found guilty of helping another to commit suicide. By Philip Hager, TIMES LEGAL AFFAIRS WRITER
Wilson Attempts Damage Control : Government: Even his most loyal legislative supporter says the governor wound up eating crow by holding up budget enactment for workers' compensation reform, then settling for very little. By George Skelton and Carl Ingram, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Spill Poses Immediate Challenge for New Cal/EPA By Paul Jacobs, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Backers of Desert Protection Claim Break in Impasse By Rudy Abramson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
225 Schools Face Cutoff From Student Loans : Education: Eight community colleges and 12 vocational institutions in California are included because of high default rates. By Larry Gordon and Beth Hawkins, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
U.S. Reaches Accord With Manila, Will Leave Clark Air Base : Philippines: Volcano causes abandonment of field. But Americans will keep Subic Naval Base for 10 years. By John M. Broder, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MEDICINE / DIABETES : Exercise Reported Helpful in Postponement or Prevention By Janny Scott, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
Thousands of Armenians Forced Out of Azerbaijan : Soviet Union: About 10,000 are deported in 3 months. Others are tortured, deprived of food in prison, human rights delegation says. By Elizabeth Shogren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
G-7 Members Show a Capacity for Compromise : Issues: Despite their different points of view, the participants manage to pull together on most of the important matters. By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
More Conflicts Likely in Era of Empty Pockets : Recent battles may signal the start of a decade of austerity. As taxes rise, governors risk a backlash at ballot box. By Ronald Brownstein, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Summit Scorecard
NEWS ANALYSIS : Economic Focus Key Shift in West's Ties With Moscow : Diplomacy: Europe finds itself on an equal footing with the U.S., whose role as leader is diminishing. By James Gerstenzang and Doyle Mcmanus, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK : Filthy Lucre an Acceptable Subject, Even to the Queen By James Gerstenzang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : ITALY : Avalanche Kills 7 Schoolchildren From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Leaders Fail Again to Jump-Start Trade Pact : Economy: They agree to liberalize commerce rules. But disputes over agriculture and other issues persist. By Karen Tumulty and Joel Havemann, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
World IN BRIEF : LEBANON : 3 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Ambush From Times Staff and Wire Reports
World IN BRIEF : GREECE From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Guerrillas Kill 3 Israeli Soldiers, Militiaman in S. Lebanon \o7 From a Times Staff Writer\f7
Inspectors Doubt Iraq Capability to Make Atom Bomb \o7 From Associated Press\f7
A Subdued National Day for Iraqis By James Flanigan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shamir Aide Accuses U.S. of 'One-Sided' Mideast Stance \o7 From a Times Staff Writer\f7
Officer Shoots 2, Kills Self at Hearing \o7 Associated Press\f7
Senate Votes Itself $23,200 Raise While Banning Honorariums By William J. Eaton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Members of Budget Panels Angry Over Deficit Surge By James Risen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : 3 Get Prison Terms for Iraqi Oil Scheme From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Senate Panel OKs 'Star Wars' Plan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Humanities Board Nominee Rejected \o7 From a Times Staff Writer\f7
Latinos Angry at Absent Mosbacher \o7 From Reuters\f7
Calling Bush 'Toady' to Hussein, Gore Steps Up Campaign Role By Robert Shogan, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
U.N. Food Aid Planned \o7 Associated Press\f7
'Star Wars' Plan OKd by Senate Panel By John M. Broder, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Economy Most Closely Read News Story By Thomas B. Rosenstiel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Robert Motherwell; Dominant Figure in Abstract Art By Burt A. Folkart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TONIGHT: "Tom Sawyer" by the Irvine Valley College Summer... By Jerry Hicks and Lynn Smith
RESCUE TRIP?: Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Long Beach) has... By Jerry Hicks and Lynn Smith
BACK PAY: The Orange County district attorney's office... By Lynn Smith and Jerry Hicks
HOOFING IT: When the teen-ager snatched the elderly... By Jerry Hicks and Lynn Smith
ADD PURSUIT: There were plenty of heroes in the purse... By Jerry Hicks and Lynn Smith
Nixon Library Delights All but Scholars : Anniversary: After first year, curator says complex holds its own as a tourist attraction, and it has boosted Yorba Linda's image. But presidential papers are in short supply. By Eric Lichtblau and Ted Johnson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Senators Keep Space Station Alive By Robert W. Stewart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
State Spending Plan Worsens O.C. Prospects By Jim Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Solid Support Finally Cracked : Ouster: Three of Ross Johnson's Orange County GOP colleagues joined the move to dump him and another abstained. By Ralph Frammolino and Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Fiesta at Mission San Luis Rey
Piret's Still Knows the Nature of the Bistro By David Nelson
Inland Coast : Lake Miramar Offers Boating, Jogging, Biking and Fishing By Jerry Schad, \o7 Jerry Schad is an outdoor enthusiast, educator and author of books on hiking and cycling in San Diego County. \f7
Sweet Deal on Great Cool Treats : Some Spots That Specialize in Ice Cream, Frozen Goodies By Caroline Lemke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Know What You're Eating By Caroline Lemke
COME TOGETHER : Ethnic, Modern American Customs Are Wed in Fullerton Exhibit With Local Dimensions By Zan Dubin, \o7 Zan Dubin is a Times staff writer who writes about the arts for The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
Dan Crow Speaks Their Language By Corinne Flocken, \o7 Corinne Flocken is a free-lance writer who regularly covers Kid Stuff for The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
No.1 in the Rotisserie League By Steve Emmons
A Bonny Change for Delaney's By Max Jacobson, \o7 Max Jacobson is a free-lance writer who regularly reviews restaurants for The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
One Hudson Takes Off for Good By Beverly Bush Smith, \f7 and \o7 Beverly Bush Smith is a free-lance writer who regularly covers restaurant news for The Times Orange County Edition.
Spotlight on CHOREOGRAPHERS : Ballet Pacifica Commissions New Talents, New Works to Take Center Stage at SCR By Chris Pasles, \o7 Chris Pasles covers music and dance for The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
LOLLAPALOOZA LEAGUE : Jane's Addiction Uses Newfound Commercial Weight to Anchor Mixed Band of Wanderers By Mike Boehm, \o7 Mike Boehm covers pop music for The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
BLUE-RIBBON DAYS : Traditional Skills and Modern Thrills Make the Orange County Fair a Real Winner By Rick Vanderknyff, \o7 Rick VanderKnyff is a free-lance writer who regularly contributes to the Times Orange County Edition. \f7
COMEDY : Reed Finds Himself in the 'Twi-Laugh Zone' By Dennis Mclellan, \o7 Dennis McLellan is a Times staff writer who covers comedy regularly for O.C. Live! \f7
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR : Musical Acts Will Amplify Nostalgia By Mike Boehm
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR : A Midway Abuzz With Activity By Kenneth Williams, \o7 Ken Williams is a staff member of The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
SPECIAL EVENTS : Concerts in the Park Are a Cool Way to Enjoy the Summer By Rose Apodaca, \o7 Rose Apodaca is a free-lance writer who occasionally contributes to The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
WEEKEND GETAWAY : When Snow Melts, Mammoth Doesn't By Ron Eggers, \o7 Ron Eggers is a free-lance writer who occasionally contributes to The Times Orange County Edition. \f7
Bizarre Characters Put the Fizz in 'Coca-Cola' By Guillermo Torres
The Fans' Choices
Local Lampoon: The Serial By Rodney Bosch
THEATER REVIEW 'THE TAMING OF THE SHREW' : Bard Reversal : Shakespeare's comedy classic assumes a new identity with women in roles traditionally played by men. By Todd Everett, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
THEATER REVIEW 'OKLAHOMA!' : Hoedown Time : Camarillo Community Theater's version of the old cowboy favorite is as corny as Kansas in August. By Todd Everett, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Hot Divinyls : Titles like 'I Touch Myself' sung by Christina Amphlett give this Down Under band a lusty reputation. By Bill Locey, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SHORELINES : Fish Story : The bottlenose dolphin mysteriously came in with a warm water current in the 1980s--and stayed. By Leo Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUNDS AROUND TOWN : New York Story : The debut jazz album of Dave Binney, a Ventura native who now calls Manhattan home, has a definite Big Apple flavor. By Josef Woodard, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A New General : A Camarillo woman is state director for the American Assn. of Retired Persons. She oversees an army of volunteers. By Robyn Loewenthal, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
WORK IN PROGRESS : A Forte in Piano : Whether playing, selling the instrument or giving music lessons, Mel Kirkman Jr. rarely misses a note. By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEIGHBORS : Pitching In : Amber Carr's underhand delivery is estimated at 55 m.p.h. Her team posted a 22-0 record and won the league title. By Leo Smith, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
FOR THE KIDS RECYCLING : Trash Treasure : Some students at an Oxnard school spend the summer developing a system to save paper, plastic foam and aluminum. By Iris Chang, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
On Screen : Eco-minded sun worshipers can choose lotions labeled 'not tested on animals,' and still get a tan. By Richard Kahlenberg, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
BOOK NOOKS : The Collectors : Antiquarian booksellers Jim and Lynne Owens have devoted years to obtaining rare, obscure, old or otherwise difficult-to-find works. By Aurora Mackey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Book Nooks : A wealth of knowledge isn't the only value to be found in the county's many secondhand outlets. By Hilary Dole Klein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Fish Next Door : The tasty flounder clan's California member, caught off the coast, is but a boat ride away from local seafood counters. By Rodney Bosch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SMORGASBORD : Having a Ball : At El Rio Little League games, they're pitching Mexican food. By Steve Henson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GOINGS ON SANTA BARBARA : Heavy Mental : Pianist Scott Cossu calls his New Age music a cross between Gypsy, blues and Pink Floyd. By Leo Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MUSIC THE AVANT GARDENERS : Cultivated : Trumpeter Nate Birkey seizes the spotlight, but the cool-jazz foursome is more than just Birkey's band. By Josef Woodard, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
THEATER REVIEW 'BULLSHOT CRUMMOND' : Rapid-Fire Gags : The cornball detective-story spoof is staged by the venerable Ensemble Theatre, which presents a real mystery. By Philip Brandes, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MUSIC GARY PRIMICH : Lone Star Blues : With a harmonica endorsement deal and a debut disc in stores, this Austin musician proves Texans have rhythm. By Bill Locey, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
FLICKS FILM AND VIDEO FILE : Oases of Fun : A week of alternatives to new movies and long lines begins with "Lawrence of Arabia" in Thousand Oaks. By Leo Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
One Very Cool Dude By Paul Dean, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sold Out on the Romanticized Sagas of the Old West By Jack Smith
It's Summertime, and the Reading of These Anniversary Issues Is Easy By Bob Sipchen
Art of Negotiation Is Not Lost on All Attorneys By Jeffrey S. Klein and Louis M. Brown, \o7 Klein is an attorney and president of The Times Valley and Ventura County Editions. Brown is professor of law emeritus at USC and chairman of the board for the National Center for Preventive Law\f7
BOOK REVIEW : SOMETHING LEATHER\o7 by Alasdair Gray\f7 Random House $19, 257 pages : Novel Lives Up to Its Provocative Title By Christopher Goodrich, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Orange County Fair Now Through July 28
Safety Is Not Locked Into Child Restraint Seats By Ralph Vartabedian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ruby Is an Artist Whose Gigantic Talent Is Put to a Very Good Cause
Butterflies for Opera's Opening Night By Mary Lou Loper
Boys' Home Nets $15,000 From Benefit
Helping to Assure That Life Goes On : Families: Young adults with Down's syndrome tell producers what they want to see in a TV series that touches their lives. By Kathleen Hendrix, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FIRST PERSON / HYUNGWON KANG : A Mother's Fading Dream By Hyungwon Kang, \o7 Hyungwon Kang is a staff photographer for The Times\f7
Business Blossoms at Succulents Nursery : Gardening: Devotion to water-thrifty plants gave couple's operation a low profile--until the drought. By David Colker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brothel Turns to Marketing By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
On Her Own, At Last : Autism: Woman's job and apartment fulfill the quest for independence and integration. By Karen Kingsbury, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; \o7 Kingsbury writes frequently for Valley View\f7
Where's Tiffanie? By Sue Reilly, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Metropolitan Museum Shops Have Superb Designs, Reasonable Prices By Bargains / Geri Cook
Stonehurst Recreation Center 9901 Dronfield St., Sun Valley By Karen Kingsbury
ARCHITECTURE / DIRK SUTRO : Ecologically Sound Design Is Back Again By Dirk Sutro
Fan Mail: Hollywood writers ought to love the new series... Compiled by BETTIJANE LEVINE
'Monday Night Live' Is a One-Night Playhouse Hit By David Nelson
Compelling Tale of C-o-u-r-a-g-e By Dianne Klein
Clipboard / How To : Get A Municipal Parking Permit By Source: Individual Cities and Kathie Bozanich
Vampire Is the Hero in 'Obsession' By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Don't Call 'Em a Marching Band By Claudine Ko, \f7 and SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; \o7 Claudine Ko will be a senior at University High School in Irvine this fall. She is a regular contributor to High Life.
High Life / A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : What Do You Think Are the Summertime Blues?
High Life / A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Graduate's Design Wins a Contest
The Great Videos of the Western World : Education: Academia's best lecturers are being captured on videotape. The entrepreneur responsible learned the value of his idea firsthand. By David Jacobson, THE HARTFORD COURANT
Kids Crusade Against a Ballooning Problem By Laurel Shaper Walters, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Rent Commissioner Is Removed From Post : Politics: Councilwoman Abbe Land called for the removal of Rachelle Sommers Smith, who was active in bid to recall Mayor John Heilman. Some see the move as punishment. By Duke Helfand, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
The Bigger Picture : 'The Living City' Mural Modestly Claims All of L.A. County as Its Subject, Showing a Wide Range of Ethnicity and Eccentricity By Mack Polhemus, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Call for Pastor to Resign Leaves Church Divided : Clergy: Father George Six was asked to leave after five weeks at St. Matthews Episcopal Church. The vestry cited management problems. Supporters say he was just following orders. By Duke Helfand, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Lack of Funds Forces Center to Trim Hours : Mental health: A federal grant was not renewed. The day facility, which provides counseling, job training and showers, is now closed on the weekends. By Julio Moran, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Beverly Hills : $76-Million Budget OKd
ARCHITECTURE : Simple Shells Often Conceal Rich Interiors By Aaron Betsky, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES. Aaron Betsky teaches and writes about architecture
Malibu : Soka Expansion Opposed
Santa Monica : Task Force on Environment
Santa Monica : Preferential Parking OKd
Santa Monica : Landmark Rules Eased
Region : New Galanter Chief of Staff
Baldwin Hills : Update on Redevelopment
The senior prom being held at the Santa Monica Civic... By R.D.
Malibu : $10,000 OKd for Appeal
Out With Old Mobil Pipeline, but Will New Line Be Better? : Environment: New pipeline's coating is state-of-the-art. But it remains to be seen if it can avoid leakage problems that made its predecessor a dismal performer. By Myron Levin and Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
A summary of significant Los Angeles City Hall decisions... By Lee Harris
State, Restaurateur Nearing Agreement on Pier Restoration Plans By Ron Russell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fox Plaza Measures Up to City's Test By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pipeline Spills Aren't Only Problems to Plague Mobil By Myron Levin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Use Books and Maps to Make Vacation a Learning Experience By Mary Yarber, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES. Mary Yarber teaches English and journalism at Santa Monica High School. Her education column appears weekly
Physicist Folds Flights of Fancy Into Complex Origami Designs By Randye Hoder, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Beach-Bred Spiker Is a Tidal Force : Volleyball: Ex-Mira Costa star David Swatik led UCLA's late-season surge. Now, at 18, he will compete in his second U.S. Olympic Festival. By Chuck Bock, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
The House
FISHING : Ray Duane Logs 3,000th Trip as Matt Walsh's Skipper By Dan Stanton
SPORTSCOPE : Prep Senior All-Star Football Classic Set for July 27 in Culver City
BUSINESS
Cubic Gets Nod on NYC Transit Contract Again By Chris Kraul, SAN DIEGO COUNTY BUSINESS EDITOR
Inflation Stays Low; Housing Starts Leap 5.2% : Economy: The small 0.2% rise in the consumer price index, coupled with the jump in construction offer new evidence that the recovery is on track. By Oswald Johnston, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dialing Up Bigger Profits With Advertising By Michael Schrage
Handful of Big Firms Gets Bulk of RTC Contracts : Bailout: Small outfits miss out on lucrative deals. The agency is also doing business with companies it previously barred from bidding. By Dwight Morris and Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
No. 2 Executive of May Co.'s California Division Retires By Susan Moffat and Stuart Silverstein, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
MCA in Talks to Purchase Hanna-Barbera : Entertainment: A deal for the animation company that has rights to the Flintstones and Yogi Bear could be completed by the end of summer. A distribution contract is an obstacle. By John Lippman and Alan Citron, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Bill to Strip Firms of Strikebreaking Tool Passes House By Bob Baker, TIMES LABOR WRITER
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Huge Pregnancy-Bias Settlement Is OKd By Eric Young, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Apple Reports Quarterly Loss of $53 Million By Jonathan Weber, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Ashton-Tate Buyout Would Aid Users By Richard O'Reilly, RICHARD O'REILLY \o7 is director of computer analysis for The Times\f7
STOCKS : Dow Falls Back After Threatening 3,000 From Times Wire Services
Wells Fargo Scouting for Acquisitions, Analysts Told By James Bates, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Apartments Play Let's Make a Deal : Housing: Rising O.C. vacancy rates spur offers of month's free rent, other incentives. By Anne Michaud, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
No. 2 May Co. Executive in State Retires By Susan Moffat and Stuart Silverstein, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
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Licensee Won't Try to Market Pre-AIDS Drug : Medicine: The Newport Pharmaceuticals International representative in Scandinavia withdraws the application for Isoprinosine because of new requirements for more testing. By Cristina Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Keating Defense May Seek Immunity for Witnesses : Courts: Attorneys want former executives of Lincoln S&L's parent company to testify in his behalf in state trial. By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trade Shows Boom Despite Economy Lag : Exhibitions: Promoters and visitors alike say the gatherings represent a highly effective, legitimate and viable way of doing business. By Chris Kraul, SAN DIEGO COUNTY BUSINESS EDITOR
County Most at Risk in Real Estate Slump By Michael Flagg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Standard Pacific to Return to Status as a Corporation By John O'Dell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Catfish Industry Awash After Mississippi Floods By Frank Fisher, ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOOD
The All-American Chef : Bradley Ogden: Sophisticated food from a country boy. By Ruth Reichl, TIMES FOOD EDITOR
Organic Water, Sugar-Free By Charles Perry
There's Something in the Air: Garlic By Abby Mandel
A Very Civilized Affair : Picnics: When Victorians ate outdoors, they brought their dining rooms with them. By Lorett Treese, \o7 Treese is a free-lance writer from the Philadelphia area\f7
How To Roast Garlic By Abby Mandel
A Calcium Link to PMS Relief? By Daniel P. Puzo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Come On Into the Kitchen: Iowa Radio Days : Cookbooks: The recipes in 'Neighboring on the Air' are for fearless eaters. But never mind; the real story is the women who have doled out advice via radio in Iowa. By Suzanne Muchnic, TIMES ART WRITER
Salmon Burgers, Grasshopper Pie By Rose Dosti, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jamaican Chic By Jonathan Gold
Chicken Company Will Love By Minnie Bernardino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's Summertime--Peel Me a Lychee By Joan Drake, TIMES FOOD MANAGING EDITOR
A Foodie Supermarket By Barbara Hansen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LIGHT STYLE : Sauce It Up By Deborah Kidushim-allen and Rose Dosti
World's Freshest Candy By Kathie Jenkins
The Triumph of Rabbit Food By Marion Cunningham
Those Mysterious New Brands By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE WRITER
After L'Ermitage . . . What? By Kathie Jenkins
Sophisticated Beans By Rose Dosti, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oklahoma: Melting Pot of Immigrant Cuisines : Heritage: Sooner State cooking mirrors the diverse mix of peoples who settled here in the 1890s. By Molly Culbertson, \o7 Culbertson writes for Country Home, where this article was originally published\f7
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Light in the Barrio By Al Martinez
Orange County's own Gates, Sheriff Brad, has had his share... By Steve Harvey
Southern Pacific: Asleep at the Switch : Sacramento River toxic spill was preventable--and thus inexcusable
A Measure of Plummet at the G-7 Summit : A sense that there was less in London than met the eye
The Budget That Everyone Still Hates
PERSPECTIVE ON THE ENVIRONMENT : Biological Hiroshima on the River : We need better regulation of toxic pesticides. But real safety lies in reducing their use. By Marc Reisner and Lawrie Mott, \o7 Lawrie Mott is a senior scientist with the Natural Resources Defense Council, based in San Francisco. Marc Reisner is the author of "Game Wars: The Adventures of an Undercover Wildlife Agent" (Viking Penguin, 1991)\f7
Enforce No Frontiers for the Human Spirit : Bureaucracy: Washington wants to deny visas to performers who aren't long-term members of visiting ensembles. By Lynn Harrell \o7 Lynn Harrell, Artistic Director Of The Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute, Holds Chairs In Cello At Usc and The Royal Academy Of Music, London. \f7
Latins See Mexico Break From the Pack : Quincentenary: Spain calls a party to celebrate Columbus, but hard times in the hemisphere make for envious guests. By Jorge G. Castaneda, \o7 Jorge G. Castaneda is a graduate professor of political science at the National University of Mexico in Mexico City. \f7
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Citrus Firm Offers to Settle Sex Bias Suit : Labor: Saticoy Lemon Assn. packinghouse proposes to pay $550,000 to women in the class-action case. The dispute has lasted five years. By Psyche Pascual, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Seeking a Fair Decision : Livestock: Youngsters whose farm animals died seek approval to enter substitutes in competition. By Carlos V. Lozano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City Planning Utility Merger Roadblocks : Government: Buoyed by defeat of the SDG&E-SCE merger bid, a City Council panel drafts a ballot measure to block future merger attempts. By Leonard Bernstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AIDS Cases Jump Sharply Among Latinas in County By Nora Zamichow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Residents of Migrant Camp Can Stay : Housing: The new owner of the land east of Del Mar is willing to overlook an eviction notice if it can work out health and legal issues with the city of San Diego. By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Convicted Hijacker Arrested in New Plot : Crime: Willie Holder, who forced jetliner to Algeria in 1972, allegedly planned to take over an aircraft at Lindbergh Field. By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reagan Archivists Find No Signs of Hostage Deal : Presidential library: Officials say they saw no evidence of an attempt to delay the release of Americans held in Iran. By Kenneth R. Weiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prosecutor Says 15-Year-Old Argued to Fire Fatal Shots By Gary Gorman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jail Fees Cited in Drug Users' Fast Release : Booking policy: Oxnard and Ventura police say the suspects are being given more opportunities to commit crimes. But they don't have any statistics to back up their belief. By Carol Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A WWII Tiger's Flights Between Heaven and Hell By Nancy Ray, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : Office Buildings' Vacancy Rate 25% By Jack Searles
COUNTYWIDE : Production at Livery Makes Local Politics a Laughing Matter By Mack Reed
Sewage Soils Arm of Chollas Creek
Panel Backs Regional Sewage Agency for S.D. By Ralph Frammolino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SIMI VALLEY : Newscaster Pleads Not Guilty to Charge By Gary Gorman
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COUNTYWIDE : Bailiff at Ely Trial to Seek Trustee Seat By Gary Gorman
THOUSAND OAKS : Contract Given to Clear City Hall Site By Psyche Pascual
SIMI VALLEY : 25% Say They Would Pay School Bus Fees By Stephanie Stassel
FILLMORE : Hearing Scheduled on Concrete Plant By Janet Bergamo
Sailboat Sinks Mysteriously Off La Jolla
Report Assails Beleaguered Planning Department : City government: Preliminary audit says city staff's low morale, unclear policies, bureaucracy and other problems are affecting the community. By Leonard Bernstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CAMARILLO : 2 Men Arrested in Rape of Girl, 14 By Carol Watson
BFI Drops Its Challenge to Rival's Pact in Redondo : Waste: Firm says it will not fight exclusive trash hauling contract in court, nor seek a voter referendum. By George Hatch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
El Segundo's Littlest Crime Fighter Stops Scooter Theft By Gerald Faris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Inglewood Upset at 'Missing' 10% : Census: The U.S. government's refusal to adjust faulty figures means the most undercounted city in the nation stands to lose $1 million in funding. By Marc Lacey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OXNARD : Boy Held in Fatal Shooting Near Store By Gerry Brailo Spencer
Koreans Get Lessons on Life in U.S. : Torrance: The YWCA offers classes for recent immigrants in aerobics, Oriental art, flower arranging, parenting education. But this program also teaches them American culture. By Janet Barker, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MEINERS OAKS : Board Adopts Fines for Water Wasters By Thia Bell
CAMARILLO : More Than $50,000 in Jewelry Stolen By Carol Watson
Flores Calls for New Los Angeles Police Chief By Greg Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Scripps Ranch High Construction Starts
$240,000 in Damages Asked for Painting Swastikas on Home
OXNARD : 350 Offer to Switch to 4-Day Workweek By Jack Searles
Furniture Giant May Land in Carson
Parents of Slaying Victim Sue Ex-Skateboard Champ : Courts: Though criminal trial of Mark (Gator) Anthony isn't scheduled until October, family seeks $10 million in punitive damages from the accused. By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Torrance Shifts Insurance Policy
Council Approves 23% Pay Raise
Torrance Financial Firm Chief Agrees to Pay for Bad Checks By Janet Rae-dupree, TIMES STAFF WRITER
State Seeks to Revoke Bar License
Demolition Firm Appeals Citations in Roof Collapse, Worker's Death By Deborah Schoch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City Council Panel to Study Creating Panel on Ethics
Striking Teamsters Picket Beer Distributor
Pipeline Flawed, but Will New One Be Better? : Environment: The coating on Mobil's new pipeline is state of the art. But some wonder if it can avoid leakage problems that made its predecessor a dismal performer. By Myron Levin and Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Residents Welcome Plan for Long-Awaited Gym
Cmdr. Jim Kennedy of City Police Is Retiring After 33 Years on the Force By Mark Platte, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE HOUSE : Trade With China
Hermosa Beach resident Joseph Mark will replace William...
Hope Lives : Families Insist Photo Proves Three MIA Fliers Are Alive From Associated Press
Deputies Rescue Girl From House Held by Robbers From United Press International
Bungling Robbers Bring Absurdity, Fright to Family By Mathis Chazanov, TIMES STAFF WRITER
These Residents Tackle Mundane Issues in Style By Kenneth J. Garcia, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lottery Results
Copter Crash Investigation Focuses on Mechanics : Aeronautics: Probers want to know if maintenance crew failed to properly respond to a warning bulletin from the manufacturer of the police craft. By Eric Malnic, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Bradley's Move Puts New Pressure on Gates : Police: Naming Jesse Brewer to commission is seen as a deft stroke by the mayor. The chief's support among leaders seems to be waning. By Glenn F. Bunting, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Inmate Stabbed 30 Times in Jail's Interview Room
Hope Lives : Families Say Photo Overturns Belief That MIA Fliers Died By Scott Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Firm Appeals Citations in Fatal Roof Collapse
Moulton-Patterson Named to Coastal Commission
Woman Blows Up Her Home With Insecticide Associated Press
Girl, 5, Grazed by Bullet While Asleep in Her Bed
Facility for Mentally Ill Shut on Weekends
Drug Laboratory Raided, 12 Suspects Are Seized
AF Toxic Waste Dumps Probed for Cancer Link Associated Press
Gang Member's Killing by Officer Draws Protests
Youth in Truck Killed in Shooting on Freeway
Signs Urging Sobriety to Be Posted on Beach
500-Acre Development Gets Preliminary OK
Kissinger Gets Them Thinking : Commencement: He addresses the graduation ceremony for the newest crop of intellectuals of the RAND Corp. Graduate School. By Elaine Woo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cool, Diplomatic Demeanor Ranked Among Brewer's Assets : Appointment: Called "The Prince" by former colleagues, the retired assistant chief says he can still get along with Gates. By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Councilman Proposes Reservist Program for City Fire Department : Protection: Volunteer corps would be used to help offset impact of brownouts caused by budget cuts. By George Ramos, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plane Crash Kills Man, Hurts Another
Assembly OKs Bill to Move State's Primary to March By William Trombley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
1972 Skyjacker Held in New Piracy Plot
Pentagon Loses Contact With Pegasus Rocket From the Associated Press
Mystery of Fliers : Santa Ana Wife of One Says She Couldn't Mistake His Look in Photo By Carla Rivera and Scott Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
2 Identified as Skinheads Are Arrested in Racial Beating : Assault: Police accuse a boy and a girl, both 17, of attacking a Chinese-American teen-ager and two friends in a Fullerton park. By Tammerlin Drummond, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Coastal Panel Won't Rehear Pierside Plan : Development: Door to the oceanfront project is left open as commissioners decide that 'no substantial issue' is involved. Opponents express outrage. By Bill Billiter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Disparate Pleas Carry the Day in Tale of 3 Cities
COUNTYWIDE : CPR Effectiveness Indicated in Study By Thuan Le
LA HABRA : School-Recreation Levy Vote Is Delayed By Rose Apodaca
COSTA MESA : Volunteers 'Jailed' to Bail Out Charity By Zion Banks
IRVINE : Ex-Officer's Rape Sentencing Delayed By Jerry Hicks
COUNTYWIDE : Latino Panel Airs Plan for Redistricting By George Frank
ANAHEIM : Girl Wounded in Leg in Drive-By Shooting By Lily Dizon
HUNTINGTON BEACH : District Seeks to Restrict Smoking By John Penner
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Stonehill Extension Tops Capital Projects By Len Hall
VILLA PARK : Water District Loses in Suit Over Lake By Jon Nalick
CLIPBOARD : Non-Residential Building Valuations
ORANGE : Break in Gas Line Causes Evacuation By James M. Gomez
STANTON : Drive-By Shooting Stirs Anger By James M. Gomez and Lily Dizon
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : City Rejects Claims for Slide Damage By Len Hall
Firm Accused of Tearing Up Bird Habitat : Environment: Armed with only a weed permit, the Mission Viejo Co. denudes brushy hills where it plans a business park. Key bird habitat is destroyed, naturalists say. By Maria Newman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Balloon Talent Makes Spirits Rise By Herbert J. Vida
Operator of Swingers' Club Won't Be Tried Second Time By Matt Lait, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Foe of Pierside Village Project Appointed to State Coastal Panel
Plane Lands Safely Despite Gear Problem
Salvation Army Stages Emergency Fund Drive
40 Employees Evacuated After Fire at Hospital
Bat-Swinging Brawl Erupts at Little League Game
Palmdale Trash Fee Rises Again, but City Will Collect Less Garbage By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bill Could Make Soka Price Soar : Conservancy: Assembly panel approves a measure that is viewed as a setback to state and federal efforts to acquire the university's Calabasas site. The cost may rise $10 million. By Mark Gladstone, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Good Morning Castaic! By Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Small-Plane Owners Get 1-Year Reprieve From Eviction By Jocelyn Y. Stewart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tentative OK Given for 341 Homes on Ecological Preserve By Aaron Curtiss, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Molesting 2 Boys
Times Reporter Is Arrested on Sex Charge
12 Arrested in Drug Raids at 4 Locations
Youths Held in Smoke Bomb Case : Burbank: Dozens of guests flee the fumes after a grenade goes off at a hotel. Another is set off at a restaurant. By Henry Chu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision With Car
Man Sentenced to Life in Prison in '88 Killing
Officials Fear More Traffic if Reagan Buried at Library Site
Malibu Opposes Soka Expansion Plan
THE HOUSE : Trade With China
SPORTS
The Loser Was Big Winner By Jim Murray
It's an Old Story at the British Open : Golf: Nicklaus, Trevino, Watson don't want to be counted out at Royal Birkdale against favored Europeans. By Mike Downey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Morgan's Double Trouble: Illness, Unrequited Effort : Dodgers: Pitcher sees two of everything, including a 4-2 loss to Phillies that runs team's string to seven. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rocket Premieres in Toronto : Football: Ismail expected to make pro debut for Argonauts tonight. Coach says he will do a lot. By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : The Most Venuable Players : A Day in the Festival, or Tom and Jerry's Excellent Adventure By Thomas Bonk and Jerry Crowe, \o7 Times staff writers\f7
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Jurisprudence From Staff and Wire Reports
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Sprinter Ben Johnson will try to qualify in the 100 meters... From Staff and Wire Reports
University Games From Staff and Wire Reports
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It's a Day Off for Tour de France, but Racers Can't Afford to Rest From Staff and Wire Reports
Ottey Runs 100-Meter Victory String to 52 From Staff and Wire Reports
Expansion Teams Are Already Being Written Out to Pasture By Shav Glick
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Stich Avoids Upset Trend and Turns Back Santoro From Associated Press
What Uproar? Seles Says It's News to Her : Tennis: She denies rumors and says leg injuries kept her from playing at Wimbledon. From Associated Press
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Rams Fix Gray Area, but Still Need Lyght : Football: The former Pro Bowl cornerback signs a two-year deal as training camp opens at UC Irvine. By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PRO FOOTBALL : DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Doctor Repeats: Jackson Won't Play By Chris Dufresne
Tagliabue Toughens Drug, Alcohol Policy : NFL: First case of abuse could result in four-game suspension. Commissioner makes change without consulting players. By Bob Oates, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By Elliott Almond
PRO FOOTBALL : DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Robinson Promises Competition By Tim Kawakami
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Thriving at Diving : Deafness Hasn't Stopped Eric Ognibene From Getting His Chance at the Olympics By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By Theresa Munoz
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Emotions Soar in Man With Two Countries : South Africa: Maree will compete for the U.S., but his heart is with his former countrymen. By Elliott Almond, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : NOTEBOOK : Norwood Pulls Out of Modern Pentathlon By Scott Howard-cooper
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : The Day in Review
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Another Miss for No-Hit Specialist : Women's softball: After demonstrating dominance through the early rounds, Michele Granger comes up short in the gold-medal game. By Theresa Munoz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Johnson Making Change on Past : Decathlon: One of the top decathletes in the world has made an about-face from his boyhood in Missoula, Mont. By Julie Cart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
High School Wrestler Gets Reversal of Fortune : Appeal: Southern Section overturns his suspension for allegedly hitting referee, allowing Burns to compete as a senior at Santa Monica. By Eric Shepard, TIMES PREP SPORTS EDITOR
MOTOR RACING / SHAV GLICK : Last Step for George Is Victory in Grand National Sport Truck By Shav Glick
High School Wrestler Gets Reversal of Fortune : Appeal: Southern Section overturns his suspension for allegedly hitting referee, allowing Burns to compete as a senior at Santa Monica. By Eric Shepard, TIMES PREP SPORTS EDITOR
BASEBALL : DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Howell Appears Close to Return By Bill Plaschke
Without Reserve, Gallagher Is His Own Angel : Baseball: Willful outfielder quit in minor leagues and still harbors a grudge from Chicago days. By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Royals Rally, Then Defeat Orioles in 15th By Dan Hafner
BASEBALL : DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Fernando Pitches Friday at Midland By Helene Elliott
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Braves (3 1/2 Back) Taking Advantage in the West By Dan Hafner
HOLLYWOOD PARK : As He Approaches 40, Delahoussaye Has No Thoughts About Retiring By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Santos Disqualified, Then Wins Feature at Belmont From Associated Press
Piece Deresistance Upsets Magic Moose, Mad Milton to Win Invitational Trot
Williams Declares: 'I'm Through With Chargers' : Football: Defensive lineman, tired of perceived ill treatment by the team, does not report to camp. Beathard says he won't comment until he sees letter from Williams. By T.J. Simers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Money Makes the Sports World Go Out of Orbit By Dave Distel
Unpredictable Padres Surprise Expos With Bats : Baseball: Padres defeat Montreal, 7-5, and finally solve the mystery of pitcher Dennis Martinez. By Bob Nightengale, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CHARGERS UPDATE : CAMP REPORT : Defensive End Hinkle In Camp, Several More are Still Talking By T.J. Simers T.J. Simers
All-Around Skills Make Ortwein Valuable : Water polo: Point Loma High graduate, who starred at UCSB, makes a big impression as a member of the national team, although her West squad is struggling at the Olympic Festival. By Kim Q. Berkshire, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Woods Gets Hot, Goes Cold, Fires 70 : Golf: He is tied for second with Madison High's Riley at Junior World tournament. By Dave Mckibben, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK : Karros, Kyle Close, Yet So Far to Regular Jobs in Major Leagues By Jim Lindgren
PAL Team Eliminated
FISHING : Captain Logs 3,000th Trip on Matt Walsh By Dan Stanton
400 Propels Watts Back Into Spotlight : Track and field: USC's injury-hampered sprinter leaves the shorter races behind him during junior year. By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Jordan's Fire Returns After Her Fury Eases : Softball: After family tragedy, former CS Northridge standout recovers from injury to make it back to the diamond. By Theresa Munoz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
With Plenty of Talent, Morningside Discovers It Has Problems, Too By Rob Fernas
PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK : Media Pressure Keeping Hitters, DiMaggio Apart, Gwynn Says By Bob Nightengale
He Learned to Play for Keeps on Beach : Volleyball: Playing pick-up games in Manhattan Beach has helped UCLA sophomore Swatik develop his skills. By Chuck Bock, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : West Wins on Hoang's Stroke of Good Fortune : Field hockey: Controversial penalty shot with less than 12 minutes to play stands up for 1-0 win in gold-medal match. By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RUNNING : Howard Loses Ground on Bid to Double By John Ortega
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL DISTRICT 20 PLAYOFFS : Top-Seeded Chatsworth Ousted After Error-Prone Performance By Jeff Riley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ROUNDUP : Coffman's 17 Kills, 4 Blocks Lift East to Volleyball Win
Bryan Twins Advance to Semifinals
DowDell Having Time of His Life Playing at USC : Baseball: El Dorado standout is getting the most out of his Olympic Festival experience, and making an impression at the plate as well. By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gallagher Goes His Own Way : Angel Outfielder Is Successful Despite Unorthodox Approach By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Price Calls Signals on the Court, Too : Volleyball: Setter, a Corona del Mar graduate, used his skills as a quarterback to learn game's finer points. By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL: ORANGE COUNTY'S DAY--LOS ANGELES 1991 : NOTEBOOK : No Gold for Granger Despite No-Hit Mark By Mike Reilley
U.s. Olympic Festival: Orange County's Day--los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By John Weyler
Ferragamo Burned Bright, Then Burned Out, but Bounced Back : Football: Greatness never came to the Rams' Super Bowl quarterback. Since retiring, though, he has made his mark. By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ferragamo Was No Space Cadet, but His Brain Sometimes Scattered By Mike Digiovanna
Roller-Coaster Round Leaves Woods 4 Shots Back By Dave Mckibben, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Muller-Stach Commits to Play Basketball at SCC
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By Maryann Hudson
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By Maryann Hudson
U.s. Olympic Festival Los Angeles 1991 : Notebook By Maryann Hudson
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL LOS ANGELES 1991 : Tracking the Festival
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