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What happened on June 23, 1991
REAL ESTATE
Anchor Set in Pasadena RUTH RYON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Home Improvement : Shed Provides Handy Storage STEVE ELLINGSON
U.S. Moves Nearer Limit on Realtor Fee for Loan Search DAVID W. MYERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gardener's Checklist
Painting Tops List of Fix-Up Projects
Editor Doing His Part
Criticism Springs Up on Editor's Water Use
Will L.A. Have a Ghost Town or a Downtown? GREGORY SERRAO, Serrao, a principal at Dworsky Associates, architects and planners, was project director for The Metropolitan apartments, The Skyline condominiums and the Angelus Plaza Senior Citizens Housing Complex. and
Home Construction Seminar Offered
Home Improvement : CUT UTILITY BILLS : Water Heater Able to Warm House as Well JAMES DULLEY
Give Mildew Problem a Breath of Fresh Air From Popular Mechanics
San Diego County
Gardening : Raise Vegetables With Less Water BILL SIDNAM, Sidnam has written garden columns and features for The Times since 1975.
Why Condos Are Not Good Investments Special to the Times
Your Mortgage : You Can Bank on Humor at Expense of Lenders DAVID W. MYERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4 Southland Groups in Barter Exchanges
Answer May Be House of a Different Color From Do It Yourself
Orange County
Criticism Springs Up on Editor's Water Use
Some Like It 'Hot'
Some Like It 'Hot'
Choosing an Agent
Criticism Springs Up on Editor's Water Use
Not a Double Dip
Criticism Springs Up on Editor's Water Use
Criticism Springs Up on Editor's Water Use
CONDO Q&A / JAN HICKENBOTTOM : A Fine Way ($25) to Guarantee You'll Cast a Ballot JAN HICKENBOTTOM, Hickenbottom is past president of the Greater Los Angeles chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI) .
TRICKS OF THE TRADER : Organizations help people barter their skills for remodeling, building, even buying land. CAROL TICE, Tice is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Anywhere Is Only 15 Minutes Away : Palms: For some people striking out on their own, it's a good place to look for affordable housing. PATRICIA BENNETT, Bennett is a West Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Merging Families Need New Home to Call Own ELLEN JAMES MARTIN, BALTIMORE SUN
SPORTS
Death Be Not Proud : Five Years Later, Aftershocks From the Len Bias Case Still Can Be Felt GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thirtysomething : Bill Walton, Former Symbol of the '60s, Has Joined the Broadcasting Establishment T.J. SIMERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SWIMMING MEET OF CHAMPIONS : Ahmann-Leighton Turns Into Overnight Success THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fehte Back to Where It Started : Basketball: Former CSUN coach returns to Southland as a Loyola assistant. ALAN DROOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SWIMMING: MEET OF CHAMPIONS : Ahmann-Leighton Wins 2 in a Row THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Campbell Feels at Home in East Win : Baseball: Future Northridge outfielder gets three hits, drives in four runs in Bernie Milligan all-star game. STEVE ELLING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
McKibben Takes Third in U.S. Rowing Event
Titan Radio Loses Its Versatile Voice MIKE PENNER
Olympic Star Is Dimming in the Soviet Union CHRISTINE BRENNAN, WASHINGTON POST
Hooper Hits the Jackpot at Saugus in Driving to Main-Event Victory BRIAN MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Names & Numbers ROSS NEWHAN
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Daniels' Homer Is a First for Scorer BILL PLASCHKE
They Have the Fax on Seles, but Not the Facts : Tennis: Is it a knee, an arm, or an excuse that will keep top-seeded player from playing at Wimbledon? BILL DWYRE, TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Rio Mesa's Jones Sets Meet Record in Winning 100 at TAC Junior Finals
Sockers Might Get Local Bid JOHN GEIS
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Boxing From Staff and Wire Reports
The Dodgers Take a Stand for Morgan : Baseball: There is no ovation, but he holds the Pirates to three hits for a 4-1 victory. L.A. leads the series between the NL's division leaders, 2-1. BILL PLASCHKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : McDonald's Return to Be Delayed
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : First-Round Choice Perez Is Signed HELENE ELLIOTT
Five Local Motorcycle Riders to Compete Today in London TOM HAMILTON
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : They're Cool on Draft, but Trade Rumors Are Hot MARK HEISLER
Sunny Blossom Upset by Diablo Associated Press
GOLF ROUNDUP : Knox, Claar Tie Record at 62; 14 Still on Course From Associated Press
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Navratilova Is in Tune at Eastbourne From Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Cubs Stuck Behind Eight Ball From Associated Press
Resurgent Drabek Can't Quite Get Even : Pirates: Last season's NL Cy Young Award winner is pitching better, but he still falls to 6-8. ALAN DROOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Baseball From Staff and Wire Reports
Baseball From Staff and Wire Reports
Just Another Day at Beach for Rock, Kirby : Volleyball: Top-seeded team romps to three easy victories to earn a spot in today's semifinals. IRENE GARCIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Tropical Stephanie Ends Losing Streak in Valkyr Handicap BOB MIESZERSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tigers Don't Rain on Angels' Parade : Baseball: Langston (10-2) joins Finley as a 10-game winner after waiting through 97-minute delay. HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : It's Early, but Red Sox Beat A's From Associated Press
Wi Attempts to Repeat State Amateur Golf Win RICH TOSCHES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Burroughs Girls Stun Torrance in Soccer
Santiago Makes Time to Pitch West to 8-0 Victory : Softball: Simi Valley senior gladly misses ASA game, combines with Sobol for win in Daily News all-star contest. KIRBY LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Dodgers, Pirates Become Mutual Respect Society ROSS NEWHAN
Northridge Exploring Its Options : Conferences: Independent Matadors bidding for a spot in Big West vacated by Fresno State. Big Sky alignment is another possibility. THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For Lakers, Playing in Chicago May Be Even More Taxing Task STEVE SPRINGER
What, Mr. Soccer Not Know What CONCACAF Is? MIKE DOWNEY
Canyon Country Canyon Beats University, 20-6 : L.A. Watts Games: Players, parents call Southern Section's one-year suspension of successful Cowboy coach excessive. JOHN ORTEGA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / GARY KLEIN : Wolfe Up in the Air on His Birthday After Signing With Athletics GARY KLEIN
Christy Erb Finds Having Fun Can Lead to Success : Golf: Rather than quit as a collegian, a change in attitude lifts her to second in the NCAA tourney. KIM Q. BERKSHIRE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Woodland Hills Sweeps Irvine
Quance Shows Her Opponents Some Versatility THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Looks Are Deceiving : Ruelas Brothers Aren't That Impressive Until They Get Into Ring RICH TOSCHES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Gwynn's Family Likes Clark, but It's Not 'You Know Who' BOB NIGHTENGALE
Mercedes Lead After 12 Hours at Le Mans From Staff and Wire Reports
Winning the Race Against the Clock : Track: Santa Monica Track Club runner has third-fastest 1,500-meter time by an American this year. KIRBY LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Oilers of L.A.' Add Old Friend : Hockey: Kings trade Elik to get former Edmonton defenseman Huddy. As expected, Nordiques draft Lindros. STEVE SPRINGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Peninsula Starts New Era With Win : L.A. Games: Boys' basketball team defeats La Mirada, 41-39, in athletic debut for the new high school. TIM DERMODY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Names in the News From Staff and Wire Reports
MOTOCROSS COLISEUM : Bayle Punctuates a Championship Season SHAV GLICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lieberthal Named to All-Star Team in Class-A South Atlantic League
Martin Leads South Win, 114-105 : Prep basketball: Guard scores 31 points in boys' Ventura County all-star game. North wins girls' game, 79-65. DAVID COULSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Harris Throws Trade Label Out JIM MURRAY
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Granada Hills West Routs Quartz Hill Behind Cipolla
Top Surfers Come Tumbling Down In Tour's Most Upset-Filled Day : Surfing: Beschen, Brown and Lambresi all lose in the first heats of Oceanside Open. JIM LINDGREN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Agassi's Return Adds Color to Wimbledon THOMAS BONK
McGriff Puts Smiles Back On S.D. Faces : Baseball: He breaks out of a slump with two hits and three RBIs to lead the Padres past the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3. BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
COLUMN ONE : Reaching Out for the Dying : How far should nurses go to help those in pain, even if they may hasten death? A Montana hospice case ignites a debate about the risks of compassion. BARRY SIEGEL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Luxembourg Alarmed by Suicides JULIA HAYLEY, REUTERS
MAN IN THE NEWS : His Wish: to Die by Execution DAN MORAIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Words of Wisdom From Realistic Teen-Agers
A Helper Indeed : Firefighter Gives Away Food, Clothes, Love in Mexico DICK WAGNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
High-Tech Tractors Help Farmers Reap Profits : Agriculture: Gadgets, including radar, monitor engine performance and rate of fuel, chemical use. Even more changes in equipment lie ahead. STEVEN P. ROSENFELD, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Probation Officer's Job Is 'Patchwork' MICHELE FUETSCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Marbles on a Roll Again, but Few Children Know Aggies From Glassies : Games: Enthusiasts use tournaments, displays to woo young recruits away from computers and television sets. Many who start playing get hooked. DAVID WILKISON, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Scientists Conduct Tests in Reactor on Remains of Zachary Taylor
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : AIDS Dentist Report Explains His Secrecy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
If He Had a Hammer SUSAN KING
BOB VILA: Hammer Time SUSAN KING
Renaissance Musicians Love New York, but Feeling Isn't Always Mutual : Entertainment: A cappella singers get thrown out of the best places. The trouble is that most audiences today just aren't in tune with the 15th Century. MARY GRECZYN, COLUMBIA NEWS SERVICE
Slums Shaped New Police Chief's Views : Philosophy: Jerry Oliver grew up in low-income housing projects. Today, he thinks law enforcement demands caring as well as guns and badges. VICKI TORRES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hungry for Love : Girls Are Getting Bolder, but What's Often on Their Minds Is Affection, Not Sex MICHAEL QUINTANILLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Change in Eating Habits Among Recent Widows Can Lead to Illness, Study Finds CAROLYN S. CARLSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Top Graduating Students in the San Gabriel Valley
AIDS Epidemic Doesn't Spare the Elderly : Health: One recent patient was 90. Geriatrics specialists sometimes overlook the symptoms. BRENDA C. COLEMAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Moscow Returns Four Auschwitz Registers Reuters
World IN BRIEF : PHILIPPINES : U.S. Evacuates 1,500 Air Force Personnel From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : DESIGN : Interior Motives JEANNINE STEIN
Baldwin Park : $25-Million Budget OKd
State Faces Threat of Sweeping Wildfires : Drought: Wilson urges quick legislative passage of $23.7-million bill to fund emergency firefighting. CARL INGRAM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Gray Denies Inquiry Link to Resignation From Times Staff and Wire Reports
British Pilot Gets Lost, Gets in Dutch Reuters
Santa Ana Man Drowns in Surf, Another Rescued MARIA NEWMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Enterprise Zone Boosts Spirits at City Hall : Business: Officials beset with budget worries are cheered by the designation, which gives tax breaks to companies in the area. BETTINA BOXALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Advisory Panel Seeks Comments on Services
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : LANDMARKS : Golden State Opportunities DAVID COLKER
A Casino Isn't in the Cards, so City Orders Study of Bingo Tax KAREN E. KLEIN
Q & A : He Heads Small School but Has Affected Many Mathis Chazanov.
Panel to Plan End of S. Africa Black Strife SCOTT KRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wayne's Video World SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Factional Feuds Tarnish S. Korea's Reforms, Roh Says SAM JAMESON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
DIVERSIONS : In-Line Skating: A New Sport Is On a Roll : Recreation: 'Blading' has transcended the novelty and limitations associated with both ice- and roller-skating. ANNE Z. COOKE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Plain Speaking on Children's Books : Publishing: Westside art gallery hosts a party that is attended by celebrities and others who believe in freedom of expression in kids' literature. PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : SPAIN : U.S. Blocks Treaty to Protect Antarctica From Times Staff and Wire Reports
World IN BRIEF : SOVIET UNION : KGB Chief Sees CIA Plot at Work From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Court Overturns Conviction in Council Disruption Case MIKE WARD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Business, Labor Leaders Join in Supporting Bill for Port Disney FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rivals Give Unintentional Boost to Rockefeller's Prospective Candidacy : Politics: The senator woos Southern Democrats alone when Arkansas' governor is detained. Bush gives an indirect assist on child welfare issue. ROBERT SHOGAN, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Class of '50 Reunion Set
Going Into Details SOCIAL CLIMES STAFF
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Aid or Settlements? Envoy Voices Worry From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Wieder, Son Involved in Marina Lease Negotiations : Government: Operator of facility contributed to her campaign, employed family member as lobbyist. DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : 1 Killed, 1 Injured in Boating Accident From Times Staff and Wire Reports
TIMES ORANGE COUNTY POLL : Parents Lament a Lack of Time for Children : A survey finds shifting attitudes--and guilt--about careers and home. Adults still worry about drugs, but less so than a year ago. LYNN SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
South Pasadena : Budget Cuts Considered
Warsaw Pact's Last Act Reuters
South El Monte : New Faces on Boards
Bradbury : Tree Ordinance Proposed
Walking With Dog Not a Pet Peeve at Resort From Associated Press
9 Justices Pursue Anonymity in City Dedicated to Exposure DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HANDMADE : On the Stick JOAN WEINBERG
Fire Department Seeking Language Skills : Hiring: Applicants who speak Chinese or Spanish will be given preference under a plan approved by the city's Personnel Board. IRENE CHANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Director Wants County's Gardens to Grow in Popularity JAMES RAINEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Albanians Mob Baker, Cheer U.S. : Europe: 'Freedom works,' he exhorts a rally of 200,000. The country hopes for aid to rebuild an economy shattered by lengthy Stalinist isolation. NORMAN KEMPSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Liberal Democrats Get Preview of Presidential Possibilities : Politics: Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin and Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton typify sharpening factional split. RONALD BROWNSTEIN, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Officials Take Hard-Line Truancy Stance : Schools: A criminal charge has been filed against a woman whose son repeatedly missed class. Officials say it's a message to parents. DAVID HALDANE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
La Verne Explorer Is Cited for Bravery BRAD HAUGAARD
The Night Has Arrived for Daytime Emmys LIBBY SLATE
NEWS ANALYSIS : In Yugoslavia, West Backs a Man With No Following : Diplomacy: Markovic's struggle for unity appears hopeless. Nation's disintegration seems all but inevitable. CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Demands for Peaceful Revolution Mark Global Turning Point : Democracy: Today's calls for liberty echo the popular revolts of the mid-19th Century. GEORGE D. MOFFETT III, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
'Star Wars' Chemical Laser Is Unveiled : Research: Weapon would try to destroy missiles in space. Tour coincides with funding battle in Congress. THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Ethics Cases Lost in Shadow of 'Keating Five' SARA FRITZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tiny Bhutan in Himalayas Straddles Ages From National Geographic
Stepping Out With the Cajuns STEVE HOCHMAN
Evacuees Describe Volcano's Horrors : Military: A flight from U.S. bases in Philippines arrives in San Bernardino. 'It was like the end of the world,' one passenger says of the eruption. ERIC MALNIC and JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Council Delays Vote on Towing Contract : Politics: The mayor had bought a house from the head of the firm he endorsed for the pact. A councilman says this 'has the appearance of impropriety.' FRANKI V. RANSOM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
One Is Never Too Old to Earn a Ph.D., History Scholar Learns CHRISTINA V. GODBEY
Retro : The Original Bob SUSAN KING, Times Staff Writer
The Duke's New Dimension DANIEL CERONE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Business Draws Fire for Selling Bulletproof Vests in High-Crime Neighborhood JONATHAN YENKIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Future Fades for Fishermen of Northeast Brazil : Lifestyle: Trawlers, shrimp and lobster boats pose outsized challenge to men aboard small log rafts. TODD LEWAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vision Quest : Thousands Flock to Site After Woman Says Virgin Mary Told Her to Erect Cross MILES CORWIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bullfighting Is Losing Its Aficionados STEPHEN BROWN, REUTERS
County Gardens Chief Hopes His Ideas Bloom : Administration: New director is thinking green--botanically and financially--despite budget cuts and drought. JAMES RAINEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4,500 AF Personnel Leaving Philippines Reuters
California IN BRIEF : FAIRFIELD : Man Allegedly Tells of 1965 Murder From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Storm Clouds Clear From Houston's Economy : Economy: The city has gained white-collar jobs and industry. Oil-bust land prices have drawn new business and stimulated building. SCOTT McCARTNEY, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Dog Shoots, Kills Master in Belgium Associated Press
Contraceptives Help Keep Finland's Rats Under Control MATTI HUUHTANEN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hated Symbol of Chilean Repression Prospers : South America: Interest in Manuel Contreras is revived. But the former head of feared secret police is not likely to be brought to justice. WILLIAM R. LONG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : RITUALS : Stopping for Greens RUSS PARSONS
Top Graduating Students on the Westside Duke Helfand, community correspondent
Profile : Helgenberger's Flip Sides SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kuwait Ignores West, Continues Deportations SONNI EFRON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Father Channels Grief Over Young Daughter's Murder Into Child Abuse Center SHERA GROSS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Independence Daze : Unsupervised Kids Face Loneliness, Temptations of Sex, Drugs SUSAN CHRISTIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soviet Troops Storm Another Lithuanian Post : Baltics: Interior Ministry's 'black berets' press a campaign against illegal customs checkpoints throughout the rebellious republics. ELIZABETH SHOGREN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Indian Inmates Turn to Sweat Lodges to Find Faith, Way to Go Straight : Cultures: Federal prisons have allowed the ancient ceremony for 13 years. For some prisoners, penitentiaries offered their first encounter with the rite. PAIGE St. JOHN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Teamsters Convene Under Gaze of Justice Department : Labor: The union plagued by an image of violence and mob ties is grappling with its first free election. BOB BAKER, TIMES LABOR WRITER
California IN BRIEF : REDDING : Stunt Plane Crashes Into Crowd at Show From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Alan M. May; White House Counsel Under Nixon
Thomas Emerson; Aide to President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Here's One Experience You Can Do Without GORDON MONSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Robert O'Byrne; Founded Theater Workshop
Nation IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : 1944 Fire Victim Identified, Reburied From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sununu Apologizes for Breaking Travel Rules : White House: He admits 'mistakes were made.' His requests for business jets may violate law, attorneys say. SARA FRITZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Raw Sharkey : Actor's Character in ABC Sitcom Is So Much of Himself It Frightens Him SUSAN KING, Times Staff Writer
Judge Denies Girl's Bid to Join Cub Scout Camp From Associated Press
Taxpayers Ride Along on Sununu's Trips ROGER SIMON
Black Dahlia Dig Finds 'Interesting' Items : Mystery: Police doubt the uncovering of costume jewelry and knife will help solve infamous 1947 murder. MATT LAIT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Japan's Housing: Pricey, Chilly and Toilet-Poor : Lifestyle: Items of comfort and convenience taken for granted in the United States are woefully lacking in island nation. T. R. REID, THE WASHINGTON POST
An Unleashed Demand for Police Dogs CAROLYN SKORNECK, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Drivers Say Prepaid, Calculator-Sized Portable Parking Meters Are Just the Ticket ANNE GEARAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Worker Guilty for Charges to Rose's Credit Card Associated Press
French Consider Haven for Suriname Refugees Reuters
Girl, 10, Says She Was Kidnaped and Raped
Diamond Bar : Sign Ordinance Hearing Set
I am saddened to read that the great performances of James...
Daytime Emmys' Night Has Arrived LIBBY SLATE
It is regrettable that ABC canceled the series "My Life...
And They Said It Couldn't Happen Here : Budget: The council must lay off employees for the first time in the city's recent history in an effort to trim $11 million from the proposed spending plan. KENNETH J. GARCIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
"Life Goes On" (Sunday, ABC) has had some sensitive and...
Glamour in the Afternoon on a Budget LIBBY SLATE
Telethon on KCAL is a SANE way to keep kids out of trouble LAUREN LIPTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Our family watches "Empty Nest" (Saturday, NBC) only...
Awash in Emotions LIBBY SLATE, Libby Slate is a free-lance writer
Three cheers, and more, to the excellent made-for-TV movie...
FREEWAY REPAIRS : Caltrans Issues Weekly Motorists' Advisory About Freeway Closures
Developer Gets Permits to Erect Boardwalk Mini-Mall NANCY HILL-HOLTZMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Malibu Couple Not 'Sue-Crazy'; They're Defending Property
BOOKS
Straight From the Hearth : SELECTED POEMS, By Robert Creeley (University of California Press: $25; 300 pp.) Carol Muske Dukes, Muske Dukes just finished her fifth book of poems, "Red Trousseau," and is finishing her second novel, "Saving St. Germ," for Viking. She teaches in the English department at USC
An Amplitude of Ashbery : FLOW CHART: A Poem, By John Ashbery (Knopf: $20; 215 pp.) Scott Mahler, Mahler is a free-lance writer who lives and works in New Hampshire
The Last Colonials : I DREAMED OF AFRICA, By Kuki Gallman (Viking: $22.95; 312 pp.) : STARLINGS LAUGHING, By June Vendall Clark (William Morrow: $23; 304 pp.) Carolyn Slaughter, Slaughter is the author of "Dreams of the Kalahari" (Simon & Schuster)
A Genius Who Crossed the Line : JOSEPH CONRAD: A Biography, By Jeffrey Meyers (Scribner's Sons: $27.50; 417 pp.) Jay Parini, Parini is a poet and novelist. His most recent novel is "The Last Station," a novel of Tolstoy's final year
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A Fast Start to Nowhere : ALONE, By David Small (W. W. Norton: $19.95; 451 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Poor Little Rich Boys : TRUMPED! The Inside Story of the Real Donald Trump--His Cunning Rise and Spectacular Fall, By John R. O'Donnell with James Rutherford (Simon & Schuster: $21.95; 348 pp.) Michael M. Thomas, Thomas writes weekly on getting and spending for the New York Observer and is currently working on a volume of commentary about the '80s
Plotting by the Numbers : WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME TOMORROW? By Benjamin Stein (St. Martin's Press: $18.95; 298 pp.) Gloria Nagy, Nagy, a former Angeleno living in New York City, has just completed her sixth novel, "Looking for Leo."
Poor Little Rich Boys : TOO RICH: The High Life and Tragic Death of King Farouk, By William Stadiem (Carroll & Graff: $22.95; 448 pp.) Dave Shiflett, Shiflett is deputy editorial-page editor of the Rocky Mountain News
JACK BE NIMBLE : THE CRISIS YEARS: Kennedy and Khrushchev, 1960-1963, By Michael R. Beschloss (Edward Burlingame Books/HarperCollins: $29.95; 816 pp.) Ronald Steel, Steel, author of "Walter Lippmann and the American Century," teaches international relations at USC
JACK BE NIMBLE : A QUESTION OF CHARACTER: A Life of John Kennedy, By Thomas C. Reeves (The Free Press: $24.95; 491 pp.) Jack Beatty, Beatty is a senior editor of the Atlantic Monthly
The Deepest Throat : SILENT COUP: The Removal of a President, By Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin (St. Martin's Press: $24.95; 507 pp.) Robert Scheer, Scheer is a Times national correspondent
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Nonfiction Alex Raksin
Fiction Sharon Dirlam
Harold Clurman
Nonfiction Alex Raksin
Women Screenwriters
Nonfiction Alex Raksin
King's Queens
Hypocritical Mass
Conrad's 'Nostromo' JOHN ESPEY
Book On Aids
'Female Clones'?
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Dances With Wolf : WILDERNESS, By Dennis Danvers (Poseidon: $18.95; 255 pp.) Robert Roper, Roper is the author of " Mexico Days " (Grove Weidenfeld) and " In Caverns of Blue Ice " (Sierra Club/Little, Brown)
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The Scud That Hit Greensburg
HOLIDAY-OF-THE-MONTH : June Has Brides, Dads and Grads, but What It Needs Is a Day Off With Pay Harry Shearer
The Spoils of War : A Report on the Eco-Disaster in the Persian Gulf MICHAEL PARRISH, Times staff writer Michael Parrish reports on the business of the environment.
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The Flash : Willie Brown's Story ROBERT SCHEER, Robert Scheer is a national correspondent for the Times.
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Restaurants : AROUND THE WORLD : Tropical Madness and Eclectic Tastes Merge in This Santa Monica Cafe Charles Perry
Comrade Igor And The Oarsmen Of The Occoquan : Athletes In A Classic But Obscure Sport Turn To A Soviet Coach To Mine Gold BRAD ALAN LEWIS, Brad Alan Lewis, with Paul Enquist, won the double-scull gold medal at the 1984 Olympics; his book, "Assault on Lake Casitas" recounts his Olympic triumph.
ENTERTAINMENT
A look inside Hollywood and the movies : It's Sort of Olde-English Doofy NINA J. EASTON
MOVIES : They've Got to Be Kidding : Oh, no, another 'Naked Gun' movie from the Zucker boys; obviously directing 'Ghost' didn't change brother Jerry that much KENT BLACK, Kent Black is a Los Angeles-based free-lance writer. and
ART : Highs and Lows of Kirk Varnedoe : The most powerful curator in the country did his homework for his first MOMA exhibit, but he wasn't prepared for the reception it got SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Suzanne Muchnic writes about art for The Times
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : PARLEZ-VOUS? : Next: 'Harley- Davidson et L'Homme Gitane' David J.\f7 Fox
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : HARD VIBRATIONS : Ride the Waves as Loud as You Can Patrick Goldstein
NEW RELEASES : In Brief : **** Ralph Lalama & the Manhattan All-Stars, "Feelin' and Dealin'," Criss Cross. ZAN STEWART
NEW RELEASES : In Brief : **1/2 Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy, "My Way," DIW. DON SNOWDEN
Mixed Media MIKE BOEHM
In Brief : *** Paul McCartney, "Unplugged--the Official Bootleg," Capitol. JEAN ROSENBLUTH
In Brief : *** Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers, "Jahmekya," Virgin. MIKE BOEHM
In Brief : *** Material Issue, "International Pop Overthrow," Mercury. STEVE HOCHMAN
In Brief : *** Will Downing, "A Dream Fulfilled," Island. CONNIE JOHNSON
Mixed Media JONATHAN GOLD
***1/2 RICHARD THOMPSON "Rumor and Sigh" Capitol MIKE BOEHM
Mixed Media ROBERT HILBURN
Roberts' Star Power
Roberts' Star Power
Roberts' Star Power
Roberts' Star Power
Roberts' Star Power
New Van Halen Spells It Out for You : *** VAN HALEN "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" Warner Bros. JEAN ROSENBLUTH
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE : Garth, Don't You Think This Is, Like, a Particularly Excellent Concept? David J. Fox
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : JULIA WATCH : She Was Not Seen Kissing the Blarney Stone David Gritten
NEW RELEASES : In Brief : **** Stan Getz, "Serenity," EmArcy. LEONARD FEATHER
Preservation Hall Band Is Bringing Emotion-Charged New Orleans Jazz to Brentwood ZAN STEWART, Zan Stewart writes regularly about jazz for Calendar
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : SUMMERTIME BLUES? : Will the Rocket (or Anything Else) Fly? David J. Fox
Stairway to Geffen
*** NATALIE COLE "Unforgettable" Elektra DON HECKMAN
Debate Over Multiculturalism in the Arts, Continued
NEW RELEASES : Freddie Hubbard Takes a Bumpy Trip to 'Bolivia' : ***1/2 FREDDIE HUBBARD "Bolivia" MusicMasters ZAN STEWART
In the Company of Writers : A literary form of male bonding allows Redwood members to translate personal visions into theater ROBERT KOEHLER, Robert Koehler is a frequent contributor to Calendar.
COVER STORY : Hello, America . . . Eric Bogosian Calling : Having earned a reputation as a biting commentator on stage, the monologuist wants to put his vision on the big screen HILARY DE VRIES, Hilary De Vries is a free-lance writer in Cambridge, Mass
ALBUM REVIEW : ***1/2 BONNIE RAITT "Luck of the Draw" Capitol STEVE HOCHMAN
NEW RELEASES : **** BILLY CHILDS "His April Touch" Windham Hill Jazz LEONARD FEATHER
Experiences of Patricia Lara, Meir Kahane Inspire Look at Bureaucracy at Its Ugliest JANICE ARKATOV, Janice Arkatov writes regularly about theater for Calendar.
Playboy Jazz Festival
In Brief : ** Pam Tillis, "Put Yourself in My Place," Arista. RANDY LEWIS
Debate Over Multiculturalism in the Arts, Continued
Soundtrack Albums Provide a Big Boost for New Labels PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
POP MUSIC : All The Raitt Moves : Everything seems to be going right in the pop-blues singer's life. So why is she still uneasy? CHRIS WILLMAN, Chris Willman contributes regularly to Calendar .
The Conversation--Kurosawa and Garcia Marquez
MIXED MEDIA : Soul Legend in a Vegas-Lounge Mode DENNIS HUNT
Accepting the 'Gurrelieder' Challenge HERBERT GLASS, Herbert Glass is a regular contributor to The Times.
'A Few Good Men' a Likely Doolittle Candidate DON SHIRLEY
L.A. Grants Make a Splash in 'Waterworks' Exhibit by Artist Blue McRight and Students LISBET NILSON, Lisbet Nilson writes regularly about art for Westside/Valley Calendar. and
COMMENTARY : Doing the Wrong Thing : In perpetuating the myth that blacks and whites who marry are misfits, Spike Lee shows in 'Jungle Fever' that he remains enslaved by a racist mind-set ITABARI NJERI, Itabari Njeri, a staff writer for The Times, is the winner of the 1990 American Book Award for her family memoir, "Every Good-bye Ain't Gone." Her next book, "The Last Plantation," explores ethnic identity and conflict in America and will be published by Random House next year
Writer Robert Bolt
Rock Reunions
Roberts' Star Power
COMEDY : America's Most Weaselly : Today's kids have their own bands, their own cable network and now, their own comedian--Pauly Shore, part MTV veejay, part comic, part spokesman for his generation. Is this buff dude a New Kid on the Block of comedy, or, as he puts it, the future of America? DAVID WHARTON, David Wharton is a Times staff writer who writes about entertainment for the Westside and San Fernando Valley editions. and
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Gay Police Come Out as LAPD Recruiters : Law enforcement: They set up booth at Gay and Lesbian Pride Celebration in West Hollywood. Wachs hails event as 'historic and monumental occasion.' SCOTT HARRIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mixed Reaction to Yearbook Quotes
Opium Addiction Makes Alarming Vietnam Return JEAN-CLAUDE CHAPON, AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
Students Race With the Sun in Solar Car Competition PEGGY Y. LEE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Step Right Up, Folks, If You Have a Meteorite TONY PERRY
School Play Makes Her Squirm : Youth: In a middle school's staging of "Grease," the class valedictorian and a student council member are portrayed as losers, the hoods who drink and smoke are winners and a 13-year old is convincing as vamp. Wouldn't a different play with role models who offer hope and morals have been a better choice? SALLY JOHN, Sally John, a former middle-school teacher, lives in Rancho Bernardo
Thieves Kill Man Outside His Home
2 Suspects Arrested in Slaying at Park
Berman Feels the Heat Over Defense Cuts : Congress: In a time of mounting aerospace layoffs, local Democrats are finding it difficult at home to justify their ambivalence toward the Pentagon. ALAN C. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Annual, Worthy Event
City Planners Advise Tougher Land-Use Rules for San Pedro GREG KRIKORIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Children's Hospital Volunteers Honored by President Bush
CITY HALL ROUNDUP : Councilwoman's son handles home sale and she 'got nothing but grief.' GEORGE HATCH and MARC LACEY
Courting the U.S. Courthouse : * County Will Win No Matter Which City Gets Federal Building
Reclamation Project
Legislators OKd Budget That None of Them Liked : Government: Most members of South Bay delegation voted for state spending plan they criticized. But they said voting no would have only made things worse. GEORGE HATCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Insight : The Idea Behind the Award GUILLERMO GOMEZ-PENA, This is an excerpt from "Binational Performance Pilgrimage," which will appear in the September/October issue of the "The Drama Review," published by MIT Press. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation awards fellowships to artists and scholars with no strings. San Diego had two fellows this year: UC San Diego Prof. Patricia Smith Churchland will receive $290,000; performance artist Guillermo Gomez-Pena, $230,000. Here is an excerpt from an upcoming work by Gomez-Pena
Car-Pool Lanes Curb Traffic Load : Solutions still needed to ease San Ysidro's crunch of returning weekend tourists
1 Man Slain, Another Critically Hurt in Separate County Shootings GEORGE FRANK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drowned Man Found at Border
ROADWORK : Major projects for the week of June 23-29
Obituaries Information on Valley-area deaths is provided by cooperating mortuaries
Notes about your surroundings.
Water Watch Researched by: KATHIE BOZANICH / Los Angeles Times
Nigerian Family Embodies Christian-Muslim Division MICHELLE FAUL, ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Firsthand Account of Dornan's Expulsion From Flight
Seymour Deserved Appointment
A Firsthand Account of Dornan's Expulsion From Flight
A Kiss at Condo Is Private Business
Owners Can Prevent Pool Tragedies With Constant Vigilance
A Kiss at Condo Is Private Business
Trustees Score an 'F' on Revamp Plan
Sanitation Districts' Commitment to Health, Ecology Unfairly Slighted
Whose Law Is It?
Friend Hikes for Help for Air Crash Victims JIM HERRON ZAMORA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Can TwinPorts Plan Ever Get Off Ground? : Transportation: Battle lines are forming over Roberts' proposal for a binational airport, but the idea has already gathered more momentum than its predecessors. BARRY M. HORSTMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judge and Gays
Lottery Results: June 22
Owners Can Prevent Pool Tragedies With Constant Vigilance
Summer of '61--When She Taught Me a Sense of Loss DANA PARSONS
County's New Top Gardener Thinks Green : Arboreta: Director hopes for a horticultural and financial blooming despite budget cuts and drought. JAMES RAINEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dryer Fire at Hotel Forces Evacuation GEORGE FRANK
CONEJO VALLEY : Radio Club Hams It Up in Competition JAMES E. FOWLER
Outage Cuts Power to 1,600 Customers
Valley Cleanup Helps LAPD Polish Its Image After King Beating : Community relations: Police and volunteers remove graffiti, junk and litter from streets during Operation Sparkle. GREG BRAXTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Boy in Blue Shot, Killed; Gang Members Blamed
Policeman in Rape Case Gets Fired : Investigation: The termination stems in part from 1 of 3 charges involving alleged sexual attacks. CARLA RIVERA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drop On By and Do Some Remembering at the Zabys' KEVIN JOHNSON
Weather Clouds Outlook for Cleaner Air : Pollution: The return of summer fog may bring an increase in smog levels after years of improvement. JOANNA M. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMENTARY ON TRANSPORTATION : Tips for the At-Large Representative on New County Panel : The key dictum for the new public member is simple: Be independent. If it means voting against your friends, so be it. WILLIAM FARRIS, William Farris is a Buena Park lawyer
Minority Groups, Police Chiefs Plan Panel on Relations : Racial tensions: Top officials of 47 departments and community representatives will name delegates to board. Handling of abuse complaints leads their agenda. KENNETH REICH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
13 Injured as Car Plows Into Garage Sale : Accident: Nine are sent to hospitals. A suspected drunk driver and a passenger are held for police by enraged witnesses. LESLIE BERKMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bad Decision in Blink of an Eye : * Schools Unwisely OK Unreliable Drug Test
Judge and Gays
Beaming Up a Breakthrough for Navy Subs : Point Mugu: A laser system may allow the vessels to send and receive messages while remaining deep below the surface. KENNETH R. WEISS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mixed Reaction to Yearbook Quotes
When Breathing Is Hazardous : Health: For the infirm, asthmatics, children, the elderly and people exercising, air pollution poses particular dangers. JOANNA M. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mixed Reaction to Yearbook Quotes
Barbecue Fire Damages Building
Muslims Mark Their Holiest Day With Celebrations of Spiritual Unity JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Torrance Tapping Reserves to Help Settle Last of 3 Police Suits DEBORAH SCHOCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Literary Canon Aimed at Sailors NORA ZAMICHOW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gang Member Guilty of Airman's Murder
A Mother's Devotion Pays Off : Recovery: Carrie Williams has camped out at the hospital to help her son get well after he suffered a life-threatening brain hemorrhage. JOHN JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Search Fails to Turn Up Evidence of '47 Murder : Mystery: A woman's contention that her father was a killer--perhaps that of the Black Dahlia--leads to some curious finds, but nothing that police say is evidence of foul play. MATT LAIT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4 Survive Plane Crash in San Gabriels : Accident: One passenger hikes through mountain terrain to a house in Lake View Terrace for help. Only minor injuries are reported. JIM HERRON ZAMORA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Scenes at Black Adoption Fair Run From Heartbreaking to Happy CHARISSE JONES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Will L.A. Carry a Torch for Olympic Festival? : Sports: The event's organizers have had trouble getting public's attention. They expect more interest by opening day, July 12. MARK A. STEIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Abortion Foes Hold Prayer Vigil Outside a Pacoima Clinic : Protest: A Catholic bishop leads parishioners into 'spiritual warfare.' MYRON LEVIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OJAI : Fireworks Show May Be Canceled THIA BELL
Jordan Lummis, Wife Die of Gunshot Wounds DAVID FREED and JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
VIEWPOINT : With Friends Like These, California Parklands Don't Need Enemies : Where else but in the capital of special effects could a Reagan or a Deukmejian play John Muir? MYRON LEVIN, Myron Levin is a Times staff writer
Fast-FACs Are 'Special Breed' of Marine Pilots : Strategy: El Toro airmen 'hang out' over a battlefield until someone shoots at them, then they use phosphorous rockets to mark the gunner's location for their buddies. GEORGE FRANK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Solar-Powered Flashlight? Japanese-Made Items Are on Cutting Edge of Wackiness DAN BIERS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Top Graduating Students in the South Bay Christine Lutton, community correspondent
Painless Drilling : Camouflaged, Neighbor-Friendly Complex Is Quietly Consolidating Huntington Beach Oil Operations BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Some Alternatives to Jail Cells : * House Arrest, Work Furlough, Work Releases Should Be Tried
Camp Awesome : Retreat: Paskowitz clan paddles into San Onofre to enlighten fledgling wave-jockeys at the family's summer surf camp of love. JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TRAVEL
Finland's Capital of Modern Living GARY LEE, WASHINGTON POST
Lighten Your Load of Guidebooks BARBARA SHEA, NEWSDAY
Vegas Exchange
Auto Advice
Rail Tour of Europe's Great Cities BETTY MARTIN
Classic Belgian Yacht Sets Sail for the Caribbean SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Sisto is a Montreal-based free-lance writer. and
Picture Imperfect
Making Skies Friendlier for Kids Flying Alone : Airlines: Experience shows that parents don't need to fret. But they should arrange for their children to fly nonstop if possible, and give precise instructions. PETER S. GREENBERG
Thoughts on TIS
A Trio of Student Hotels in Berlin LUCY IZON
Applauding the Changing Face of Hong Kong JUDITH MORGAN
Not Anti-Nazis
Maui Crater at Sunrise Is Site for Hikers to See JOHN McKINNEY
Thoughts on TIS
California Vacation Packages Available BILL HUGHES
Exploring New York City From Street-Wise Vantage ROBERT C. SAMUELS, Samuels is a free-lance writer living in Piermont, N.Y.
Delightful Drawing
New Airport May Make Macao a China Gateway KIM UPTON
Bruges Has Come of Age as Belgium's Showplace : BRUGES BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY
Lows, Highs of a Trip to Angel Falls BARBARA MORRIS, Morris is a free-lance writer living in Alexandria, Va.
Ham, Cheese and More in Parma DENYSE SISTO
This California Castle Was a Dream Come True MAX JACOBSON, Jacobson is a Los Angeles-based restaurant and travel writer who contributes regularly to The Times' Orange County Edition. and
London Markets Offer Their Own Kind of Fun JENNIFER MERIN
Summer Sampler : National Parks: The Next Generation? : These 11 pristine places haven't yet made the public lands honor roll, but they offer stunning scenic drama without the crowds that flock to Yellowstone and Yosemite RICHARD A. LOVETT, Lovett is a free-lancer living in Portland, Ore., who writes frequently on environmental and outdoor topics. He is a former law professor
BUSINESS
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : HEAVY MANUFACTURING DONALD WOUTAT, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : MEDIA STEPHEN WEST and JOHN LIPPMAN, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
Three D Departments Shows Net Quarterly Loss
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : AGRICULTURE MARTHA GROVES, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : RETAILING STUART SILVERSTEIN, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : AEROSPACE RALPH VARTABEDIAN, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
Check to See if There's an Investment Safety Net KATHY M. KRISTOF
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : REAL ESTATE JUBE SHIVER, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : COMPUTERS JONATHAN WEBER, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : FINANCIAL SERVICES VICTOR F. ZONANA, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : FOOD / BEVERAGES BRUCE HOROVITZ, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : INSURANCE KATHY M. KRISTOF, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : HEALTH CARE DONNA K. H. WALTERS, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : ENTERTAINMENT STEPHEN WEST, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : BANKING JAMES BATES, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : TOURISM DENISE GELLENE, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
Bernstein Hit Home on State of Social Services
Bernstein Hit Home on State of Social Services
Bernstein Hit Home on State of Social Services
Spectrum Asset Counseling Firm Names Partner
No One but U.S. Treasury Wants Interest Rate Cuts ALLAN H. MELTZER, ALLAN H. MELTZER is John M. Olin Professor of Political Economy at Carnegie Mellon University and a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute
Bernstein Hit Home on State of Social Services
Withdrawing IRAs With Different Tax Statuses CARLA LAZZARESCHI
Ghost of Syria Past Is Scariest Threat to Syria's Future JAMES FLANIGAN
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : ENERGY PATRICK LEE and MICHAEL PARRISH, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
Used to Giving Heat, Fund Chief Is Now Getting Some : Pensions: CalPERS' Dale Hanson finds himself in a fight over patching the state budget. MARTHA GROVES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Road to Recovery : Survey Finds Some Industries Rolling Along but Others Are Stalled : CONSUMER PRODUCTS AMY HARMON, This story was compiled by Jonathan Peterson from reports by Times staff writers in Southern California and around the nation
Entrepreneur Survives Crisis to Become 'Hot' : Magazines: The Irvine-based publication focuses on how-to information to small business owners. ANNE MICHAUD, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Entrepreneur Gets Rich Quick : Publishing: After the magazine's death was widely predicted, circulation rose 82% between 1987-90. Focus was the key, editors say. ANNE MICHAUD, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Irvine Co. Puts Its Own Stamp on High-Tech Spectrum Business Park : Real Estate: The giant developer tried to break out of the Silicon Valley mold by encouraging more diversity. The results so far are mixed. DEAN TAKAHASHI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Better-Yielding Alternatives to Money Markets RUSS WILES, RUSS WILES is editor of Personal Investor, a national consumer-finance magazine based in Irvine
Bernstein Hit Home on State of Social Services
OPINION
PLATFORM : You Can Quote Him LARRY BUMGARDNER, LARRY BUMGARDNER, a lawyer and former journalist who teaches communication law at Pepperdine University, commented on the Supreme Court decision limiting a journalist's ability to alter quotes:
God of War
COLUMN LEFT/ ALEXANDER COCKBURN : Go Ahead and Strike--Just Don't Win : Employers hold all of the cards, and most of the Congress. ALEXANDER COCKBURN, Alexander Cockburn writes for the Nation and other publications
COLUMN RIGHT/ ORRIN G. HATCH : An Apology Is Due the Chief of Staff : Sununu works harder than any corporate executive and deserves his travel perks. ORRIN G. HATCH, Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah is the ranking Republican member of the Labor and Human Resources Committee
There's More to Power Than Votes--Latinos Should Ask Pete Schabarum : Politics: By carefully cultivating developers in her new district, Gloria Molina can use surplus campaign money to fund populist causes. Victor Valle and Rudy D. Torres, Victor Valle is an assistant professor of journalism at Cal State Long Beach. Rudy D. Torres is executive assistant to the president and an associate professor of political economy at Cal State Long Beach
High Anxieties: Why U.S. Is Losing Popularity Tests Commentary around the Pacific Rim
Racial Tension in Schools
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : My Clients' Lives May Be Harmed by the Supreme Court Ruling Donna Brown, Donna Brown is the director of the Harbor Free Clinic in San Pedro
Racial Tension in Schools
Affordable Housing
PERSPECTIVE ON COMMENCEMENT : For Parents, Too, a Door Closes : A father who vowed to be close to his son watches him graduate and is torn by the forces of loss and love. RAYMOND E. LOVETT, Raymond E. Lovett is a psychotherapist and writer in Washington
Japanese Mini-Vans
Racial Tension in Schools
Japanese Mini-Vans
Losing Ground: THE CONSERVATIVE ALLIANCE RECEDES Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips, publisher of the American Political Report, is author of "The Politics of Rich and Poor" (Random House)
The Soviet Future Depends on a Piece of Paper and Two Old Rivals Getting Along : Perestroika: Gorbachev and Yeltsin must be encouraged to implement "nine-plus-one" if reform is to proceed. Contrarians, hold your tongues. Arthur Macy Cox, Arthur Macy Cox, a former diplomat and CIA official, is secretary of the American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations
Racial Tension in Schools
BOOK MARK : Doubts About Camelot: The MM Connection Thomas C. Reeves, Thomas C. Reeves is a professor of history at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. How different was the private behavior of President John F. Kennedy and his brother, Robert, from their public images? The author of a controversial book examines one notorious allegation. An excerpt
Dignified Retirement for Old Toilets : A bizarre connection between the drought problem and the recycling effort
Louisiana Declares a War on Women : Anti-choice moralism of state puts health at risk
Walters' Election
Shooting at Park
The French Have a (Wrong) Word for It
Roh Tae Woo : South Korea's President Wants a Polity to Match Its Economy Sam Jameson, Sam Jameson is the Tokyo bureau chief for The Times. He interviewed Roh Tae Woo in the president's office early last week
In the Hall of Mirrors: The Cold War's Distorted Images : CIA: Counterintelligence chief James Angleton, certain that the Soviets were intent on destroying the West, tried to keep superpower rivalry hot. Burton Hersh, Burton Hersh's new book, "The Old Boys," about the origins of the CIA, will be published by Scribners next year
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