What happened on June 09, 1991

BOOKS

NEWS

ENTERTAINMENT

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

OPINION

REAL ESTATE

Settling Into 56,500 Sq. Ft. By Ruth Ryon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Standing Their Ground : Holdouts: Maybe they're sentimental, but some folks just don't want to sell. By Ron Galperin, \o7 Galperin is a Los Angeles-based free-lance writer who has covered the commercial real estate scene for several years\f7
It's 'McHouse': Priced at $65,000 and Up in 1 Day By Linda Hales, WASHINGTON POST
It's Smart to Buy With Future Needs in Mind : Planning: Couples anticipating parenthood should look ahead three years in buying a house instead of expecting to trade up after the birth. By Ellen James Martin, THE BALTIMORE SUN, \o7 Distributed by the Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service \f7
Not Enough Parking Available for Units By Robert Bruss
Use Paralegal or Attorney for Legal Advice? By Jan Hickenbottom, \o7 Hickenbottom is past president of the Greater Los Angeles chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI), a national nonprofit research and educational organization\f7
Hard-Hat Tour of Convention Center
Household Waste to Be Collected
Trust Deed or Mortgage? Not Much Difference By David W. Myers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Home Sales Surge 77% in Southern Calif. From Times Wire Services
Valuation Course Set
When Buyer's Remorse Sets In By Maryann Jacobi
Redwood Planters Add Charm to Patio By Steve Ellingson
Top-Selling Realty Firm Honored
Tape Keeps Birds From Plundering Fruit Trees By Bill Sidnam, \o7 Sidnam has written garden columns and features for The Times since 1975. \f7
S. Bernardino County
Los Angeles County
'Dream' Retirement Areas
Updating a House Without Getting Floored By Patty Tahara Rassouli, \o7 Rassouli is an English-as-a-second-language teacher and free-lance writer who is currently working on a comedy screenplay\f7
Nonprofit Sponsors Honored for Low-Income Housing Innovations \o7 from Times Wire Services\f7
Use wire cylinders to keep tomato plants off the ground... \o7 For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions from the California Assn. of Nurserymen on what to do in the garden this week:\f7
Saying Goodby to Tired Southwest Look
Preparing Soil So It Will Require Less Water
Caddy Takes Tools to Work Area By Steve Ellingson

SPORTS

MAGAZINE

DOWN IN THE DUMPS : Just Because They Take the Trash Away Doesn't Mean It Goes Away By Harry Shearer
Wired Edited by Mary McNamara
Nostalgia By Tom Waldman, Edited by Mary McNamara
The Biz By Sheldon Teitelbaum \f7, Edited by Mary McNamara
STYLE : INTERIORS : Out of the Blue By Barbara Thornburg
Style : Gardens : So Vine By Robert Smaus
STYLE : LOOKS : KING FOR A DAY : Getting the Royal Treatment at Salons That Groom Men By Craig Fisher
STYLE : FASHION : How the Daring Do By Maureen Sajbel
Restaurants : COUNTER CULTURE : \o7 Where to Eat \f7 Foie Gras \o7 in a Mini-Mall? At Santa Monica's Carrots, for Starters.\f7 By Charles Perry
The Wine List By Dan Berger
History's Losers : The Dismantling Of The East German Sports Machine By Tamara Jones, Tamara Jones is a Times correspondent in Bonn, Germany.
The Perfect Nanny : She Was Warm and Cheerful and Good With the Baby--and Not at All What She Seemed By Sara Davidson, \o7 Sara Davidson is the author of "Loose Change" and three other books and creator of the television series "Heartbeat." This article is part of "Mother Versus Mother\f7 ,\o7 " a work in progress\f7 . (\o7 All names except the author's have been changed because of the circumstances and the ages of those involved.\f7 )
The Iconoclastic Mr. Connell : Best-Selling Writers Court Fame. The Author of the 'Bridge' Books and 'Son of the Morning Star' Avoids It. By Barry Siegel, \o7 Barry Siegel, a Times national correspondent, is the author of "A Death in White Bear Lake" (Bantam\f7 )

TRAVEL

What happened on June 09, 1991

BOOKS

How to Be a Minor Writer By Josh Greenfeld, \o7 Greenfeld's latest book is "What Happened Is This" (Carroll & Graf)\f7

The Pleasure of His Company : A MODEL WORLD: And Other Stories, \o7 By Michael Chabon (William Morrow: $18.95; 205 pp.)\f7 By Elizabeth Tallent, \o7 Tallent, who teaches at UC Davis, is the author of "Time With Children," a book of stories\f7

The United States of Being : HUNTING MR. HEARTBREAK: A Discovery of America, \o7 By Jonathan Raban (Edward Burlingame Books / HarperCollins: $25; 372 pp.)\f7 By Bill Barich, \o7 Barich, the author of "Laughing in the Hills" and other books, is on the staff of The New Yorker\f7

Coping With Woodchucks : SECOND NATURE: A Gardener's Education, \o7 By Michael Pollan (Atlantic Monthly Press: $19.95; 258 pp.)\f7 By Henry Mitchell, \o7 Mitchell is the author of "The Essential Earthman" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)\f7

Hermetically Seared : MAO II, \o7 By Don De Lillo (Viking: $19.95; 238 pp.)\f7 By Richard Eder

Fiction By Michael Harris

Fiction By Michael Harris

Fiction By Michael Harris

Fiction By Michael Harris

Fiction By Kenneth Turan

Fiction By Michael Harris

That's Mr. Mouse to You : THE DISNEY TOUCH, \o7 By Ron Grover (Business One-Irwin: $22.95; 315 pp.)\f7 By Peter Biskind, \o7 Biskind is an executive editor at Premier magazine\f7

Nine Decades of Delight : COMPLETE COLLECTED STORIES, \o7 By V. S. Pritchett (Random House: $35; 1,220 pp.)\f7 By John Espey, \o7 Espey's current book is "Strong Drink, Strong Language," reminiscenses beginning with his youth in China\f7

The Origin of Darwin : CHARLES DARWIN: A Biography, \o7 By John Bowlby (W. W. Norton: $24.95; 511 pp.)\f7 : THREE MEN OF THE BEAGLE, \o7 By Richard Lee Marks (Alfred A. Knopf: $22; 224 pp.)\f7 By Robert Kanigel, \o7 Kanigel's most recent book is "The Man Who Knew Infinity" (Scribner's)\f7

Criminal Pursuits By Charles Champlin

GOLD MINERS & GUTTERSNIPES: Tales of California by Mark... By Charles Solomon

IF NO NEWS, SEND RUMORS: Anecdotes of American Journalism... By Charles Solomon

ONCE THERE WAS A FARM . . . A Country Childhood Remembered... By Charles Solomon

THE MOONS OF JUPITER by Alice Munro (Vintage: $10). Like... By Charles Solomon

OUR NATIONAL PARKS \o7 by John Muir (Sierra Club: $10... By Charles Solomon

AFTERLIFE \o7 by Paul Monette (Avon: $8.95). \f7 Monette... By Charles Solomon

GROWING UP WESTERN, \o7 edited by Clarus Backes... By Ethel Alexander

THESAURUS OF AMERICAN SLANG \o7 by Robert L. Chapman... By Charles Solomon

NEWS

A Vision in 3-D : Organizer of exhibit hopes to find a permanent home in Pasadena for holograms By Berkley Hudson, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Junior League Aims for Diversity : Volunteers: The Pasadena chapter's first black president wants the predominantly white organization to better reflect the communities it serves. By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Hill Pushes 2 Bills to Ease Buying Parks : Legislation: State senator wants to remove the two-thirds requirement for approving tax increases to acquire open space. By Mark Gladstone, TIMES STAFF WRITER

The Rev. William Miller's voice cracks with emotion when... By Irene Chang

7 Years Later, $175,000 Paid to Settle Police Brutality Case By Tina Griego, TIMES STAFF WRITER

MS Award Winner Just 'Getting on With Life' By Dick Wagner, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Sen. Hill Pushes Bills to Ease Park Purchases By Mark Gladstone, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Budget Has Reserve, 10 Fewer Jobs By Michele Fuetsch, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Sometimes it's important to run fast. Sometimes it's... By Les Dunseith

Career Training Begins in Class By Mary Yarber, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; Mary Yarber teaches high school English and journalism

Residents, Agency Clash on Eminent Domain Proposal By Rick Holguin, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pipeline Is Planned Despite Lawsuit By Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER

NEWS ANALYSIS : City Is Feeling Pressure From Latinos Seeking Share of Power : Politics: Officials believe the group has a legitimate gripe on the lack of a council seat. But their gain would come at the expense of which councilman? By Bettina Boxall, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Water Watch Researched by: KATHIE BOZANICH / Los Angeles Times

Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Four Judges' Homes Raided in Bribe Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports

S. Korea Police Quash Violent Street Protests From Associated Press

Chilean Woman, 61, Expecting 65th Child Associated Press

Russians Uneasy With U.S.-Style Campaigning : Elections: Yeltsin is front-runner in first-ever contest for president of largest Soviet republic. By Elizabeth Shogren, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Does Russia's Future Lie in the Stars? Times Wire Services

So, Ivan, Have You Heard the One About . . . ? Associated Press

Waldheim Will Seek Release of Western Captives From Associated Press

Volcano That Killed 37 Erupts Again : Japan: Mt. Unzen spews smoke and debris, sets houses afire. But thousands of people had been evacuated from the area. From Associated Press

Beirut's Sunnis Are Banking on Stability : Lebanon: Commerce-minded minority is encouraged by postwar developments. Their confidence is reflected in the neighborhoods. By Marilyn Raschka, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Air Force Pilot Ejects Safely From Stalled Jet Reuters

Florida's Dilemma With AIDS-Infected Health Workers Stirs National Attention : Epidemic: Woman who caught the disease from her dentist is the focus. At issue are patients' rights versus the privacy rights of medical professionals. By Mike Clary, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

HHS Is Accused of Failing to Act on Lab Test Law By Spencer Rich, THE WASHINGTON POST

Ex-Rockette Found Stabbed to Death Associated Press

California IN BRIEF : AUBURN : Congressman Picks Up His Diploma From Times Staff and Wire Reports

Diet Plan Ordered to Stop Using Stanford's Name in Ads : Health: Federal judge tells Nutri-System to pull commercials that claim the university ranked it better than other weight-loss programs. From Associated Press

California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Golden Gate to Get Shock Treatment From Times Staff and Wire Reports

California IN BRIEF : PALM SPRINGS : 3 Killed in Crash of Small Plane From Times Staff and Wire Reports

California IN BRIEF : FREMONT : Dissident Members Control UAW Local From Times Staff and Wire Reports

California IN BRIEF : LIVERMORE : War Device May Have Peacetime Uses From Times Staff and Wire Reports

Napa Valley Auction Sets Record on a Day of Wine--and Shirts By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE COLUMNIST

Heat Wave Toll at 86 in Southern Pakistan Reuters

Rural Alliances Fighting Restrictions on Land Use By Maura Dolan, TIMES ENVIRONMENTAL WRITER

O.C. Judge Decries Delay in Executing the 'Deserving' By Jerry Hicks, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Tough Tug of War Over the Control of Water Company : Utilities: Corona and Elsinore Valley Water District each says it needs the Temescal Valley company to improve the quality and quantity of product it sells. By Ted Johnson, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Prosecutors, Police Wait for Justice : Murderers: 'How much longer' will appeals delay executions of Orange County's Death Row denizens? Authorities wonder in frustration. By Jerry Hicks, TIMES STAFF WRITER

'DNA Dog Tag' System Used to Identify Dead From Reuters

2 Florida Students Were Strangled, Police Say From Associated Press

Returning Ranger Met by Cheering Families By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER

$2 Chess Game Turns Into $1-Million Suit : Courts: A Soviet emigre was jailed for two days after being accused of gambling. He says he can't believe it could happen in America. By Rick Hampson, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Prison Refuses Noriega's Bid for Baptism Associated Press

Memories Are Big Business at Bridge on the River Kwai By Sheila Tefft, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

On the Mean Streets of the Drug Capital of Medellin 'There Is No Law' : Trafficking: Most of the Colombian killers-- and the killed--are young. By Steven Gutkin, ASSOCIATED PRESS