- West Covina Plaza Debuts Its New Look
- 'THE THIN BLUE LINE'
- 'GO TELL THE SPARTANS'
- Russian Compound: Symbolic Jails in Holy City
- Festival '90 : A PENETRATING GAZE : Visual artists, many of whom consider themselves outsiders, focus on the gaps between cultures
- Plan for Office Park Unveiled in Altadena
- Right on Target
- Borscht Belt Tightens in the Catskills : The Times Changed, but the Resorts Didn't, Leading to the End of an Era in Jewish Life
- Iraq Loses Credit Rating With Persian Gulf Bankers
- With Pencil or Tongue, Wright Was Adept With a Sharp Line
- 4 Youngsters Die as Freight Train Hits Stalled Car
- Walesa Says He's Certain to Win Campaign for Polish Presidency
- Black & Decker Saws Into a Poor Image Among Professional Tool Users : Marketing: The biggest U.S. producer of power tools tries to woo back carpenters, repairmen and construction workers with a 'revolutionary' ThunderVolt cordless system.
- ON PHOTOGRAPHY <i> by Susan Sontag (Anchor: $9.95)</i>
- Your Mortgage : Con Artists Talk Fast in Slower Market : Fraud: Swindlers have various schemes to separate homeowners from their money, counting on gullibility or inability to read.
- For the Young, the Old Ballgame
- Using the U.N. to Settle Mideast Crisis
- Victory Taken Away, Some Afghans Say
- BEST BET
- Bonn Shortens Its Draft
- USC Kicks Off in Giants Stadium; KCOP Airs Action
- Van de Kamp Fires Warning at Justices
- THE MIDEAST CRISIS : U.S. Citizen, 5, Syrian Parents Escape Kuwait : Family: A Ventura couple is told that their Texas-born nephew's passport was not checked by Iraqi officials.
- Neighbors of Suspect in 3 Murders 'Surprised, Shocked' by His Arrest
- Yankees' Merrill Is a Down-Home Guy
- His Touch Made Dodgers Special
- WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: RON HORNADAY : Inherit the Wins : Son Drove Dreams to Reality, Became Saugus Champion Like Dad
- BEACH VOLLEYBALL : Top-Seeded Smith-Stoklos Make Today's Semifinals
- Sir Thomas Gets the Full Treatment
- ATLANTIC'S NEW POSSE: Major league baseball isn't...
- The Wisdom of the Past : In exploring the current status of Chicanos, the play "August 29" recalls a 1970 protest and the killing of journalist Ruben Salazar
- Festival '90 : CAPTURING THE SPIRIT OF HIS TIME : Taiwanese filmmaker Hou Hsiao-Hsien's standing as a major force in film has only begun to be recognized
- Film Search
- Cruel Twist to a Comeback Dream : Veteran R&B; hero Curtis Mayfield was poised for a Roy Orbison-like return when a freak accident intervened
- A Coming of Age for Comic Books : The industry is enjoying a boom that has lasted several years, with adults doing much of the buying. To satisfy the older audience, more publishers are offering alternatives to the super-hero comics.
- Encino Loses Lalo and Brothers, Abruptly
- Viewpoints : The Rights of Computer Users
- Bonds Are Tricky; Small Investors Need a Fund
- Britons Begin to Feel Strained by Tourism
- SLEEK CHIC : Working Class
- Keep Upholstered Furniture Looking Its Best
- Florida Panthers Need a Habitat, Not Breeding Program, Critics Say
- Getting the Lowdown on Builders Who Low-Ball Their Laborers
- Pruning Planned for Treaty Oak
- Double Takes
- U.S. Embassy's Water, Power Cut Off by Iraq : Gulf crisis: Troops keep pressure on Kuwait compound. Allied ships are prepared to use force to carry out the U.N. resolution on embargo.
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE WORLD ECONOMY : Help the Soviets Pump the Oil We Need
- WASHINGTON : 2 Measures Provide Ammunition in U.S. Campaign Against Illiteracy
- For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
- A Few Fast French Facts
- WILD AT HEART <i> by Barry Gifford (Vintage: $8.95) </i>
- Can Justice Be Mass-Produced? : ROUGH JUSTICE Days and Nights of a Young D.A. <i> by David Heilbroner (Pantheon Books: $19.95; 280 pp.; 0-394-58191-1) </i>
- Where to Begin in Older Home Remodel
- THE MERCHANT MARINE AND THE IRAQ EMBARGO
- Exploring Switzerland Is Timeless Occupation
- California IN BRIEF : DESERT CENTER : Solar Plane Soars Toward Goal
- FREEWAY REPAIRS : Caltrans Work Sites Announced
- Greece, the birthplace of democracy and philosophy....
- Candidates Battling for the Environment--That's Where the Votes Are : Politics: The issue dominates races nationwide. Few dare underestimate the growing importance of the U.S. 'green vote.'
- Tension (TNT Monday at 1 p.m.): A...
- Dust Bowl Reunion Brings Survivors a Flood of Memories
- Spy Charges Upheld on S. Korea Lawmaker
- THE LOS ANGELES FESTIVAL
- Sheriff's Robot Passes Its First Bomb Test
- Otay Lakes
- Will Paradise Regained Be Lost to New Temptations? : San Diego: A close-knit Latino community beats back a plague of drugs, but struggles to retain its identity in the face of development.
- Shots Fired at Officers at Site of Youth's Killing
- 30 Flee Poisonous Fumes in Irvine
- Reagan Gives a Boost to Salomon's Campaign : Politics: The former President enters a Democratic stronghold to help raise $40,000 for Rep. Anthony Beilenson's opponent. But the association may be a mixed blessing.
- Ernie Irvan took the lead on lap...
- BASEBALL MISCELLANY
- Harper Prevails to Keep Points Lead at Saugus
- ANALYSIS : Power Play to Reshape U.S. Track : Politics: After 10 years of nearly absolute control, Cassell is expected to ease his grip on The Athletics Congress.
- Linebacker Chip Banks of the Indianapolis Colts...
- Three Rookie Receivers Vying for Job Keep Rivalry Serious, but Friendly : Rams: The play of Derrick Faison, Tony Lomack and Tim Stallworth will make it hard for coaches to choose.
- BETTING WITH SURELOCK : THE SILICON SLEUTH
- 16 Film Masterpieces From Postwar Japan
- South Africa Beefs Up Forces in Township Fighting
- THE BEGGAR <i> by Naguib Mahfouz translated by Kristin Walker Henry & Nariman Khales Naili al-Warraki</i> (<i> Anchor: $7.95) </i>
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: GOVERNOR : Conservationists Toughen Demands on Two Candidates
- 'LOVE STREAMS'
- World IN BRIEF : CANADA : Trestle Charred in Indian Protest
- Puerto Ricans on Mainland Consider Role in Deciding Future of Island : Plebiscite: Even some who were not born there think they have a right to vote on a choice among independence, statehood, or commonwealth status.
- Gulf Watch: Day 24
- Women's Role Changing in Japan : Families: More females enter the workplace as living costs rise, but their salaries lag behind those of men.
- Mideast Crisis Endangers Pristine Alaskan Refuge : Oil: Shortages may make drilling a certainty. As emotions shift, environmentalists plead for calm.
- Bush Faces Quagmire of Presidents Past: Part Vietnam, Part Hostage Crisis : Mideast: Bush confronts problems that have undercut the last four Presidents--and hostility from his conservative constituency.
- DEL MAR : Miserden Finds the Dirt Is Greener, Pays $68 for Upset Cabrillo Victory
- DISNEYLAND PIGSKIN CLASSIC : Tennessee Has No Choice but to Face Colorado's Option
- Thomas Ends His Holdout, Joins Jets
- <i> Films going into production: </i>
- Raji's Is Downscale, But Not Out, Among Hollywood Boulevard Nightclubs
- Down Under Tours for the 18-to-35 Group
- Gardening : Versatile Clematis Offers Palette of Colors : Vine: Long admired in England, it is ideal where garden space is limited. Admirers say it does well in Southland climate.
- Single Traveler
- Pigskin is a Classic Season Opener
- Ghenghis Khan Successors Hunt for a Mission : Mongolia: The nation's army is all set for war--but it's missing an enemy. As tensions in the region ease, these legendary warriors go looking for busywork.
- Michigan Governor Drops Running Mate From Ticket
- NEWS ANALYSIS : No Simple Answer to Class Size Problem
- Foes Seek Veto of Exemption to Airport Law
- Desert City Dreams of Super Airport
- World IN BRIEF : ALBANIA : Diplomatic Links With U.S. Discussed
- What Makes Johnny Good? Rewards or the Ghost in the Machine? : Behavior: Mental events are difficult to study. But we need to break this barrier--not ignore it--if we are ultimately to understand human behavior.
- Commentary : Failure of Spirit Keeps Padres Back : Baseball: National League's underachievers have neither the electricity nor the selflessness to win, says a writer who covered the greats.
- The Numbers
- Karaoke singers try to strike the right chord to discerning ears.
- An Allergy to 'Everything' Stirs Crusade
- Marines Asking for Tight Lips : Deployment: Secrecy request by senior officers at Camp Pendleton is causing resentment among some spouses and tension with the media.
- Oil Problems Threaten to Disrupt East Europe's Nascent Democracies : Petroleum: Soviet Union cutbacks and hard-currency demands, coupled with Persian Gulf turmoil, put the squeeze on fragile economies.
- GOLF: U.S. AMATEUR : Mickelson, Zerman Renew Rivalry in Today's Final
- Untoward Developments on Planning Commission : Members Must Start Representing Public Interests, Not Private Ones
- LOTTERY RESULTS
- MINOR LEAGUES / SEAN WATERS : Redfield Yearns for His Moment in Spotlight
- REGIONAL REPORT : Dish Owners Fried Over Scrambling : Pro football: Owners of sports bars and home satellite systems are furious over the decision by the NFL that would make them watch local teams.
- Summer of Change Not Over
- Why Do They Do This? : A look at what motivates seemingly normal people to tell their secrets to Oprah, Phil, Geraldo, Sally, Joan and the whole world
- MIXED MEDIA : ** 1/2 "CROSSTOWN TRAFFIC" By Charles Shaar Murray, <i> St. Martin's Press ($18.95)</i> : <i> Items in this periodic survey of pop-related books, videocassettes and laser discs are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). </i>
- Builder to Be Honored
- DIARY OF A COSMONAUT; 211 Days in Space <i> by Valentin Lebedev translated by Luba Diangar (Bantam: 4.95) </i>
- MY INDIA <i> by Jim Corbett (Oxford: $8.95) </i>
- IN MEMORIAM TO IDENTITY <i> by Kathy Acker (Grove Weidenfeld: $19.95; 265 pp.) </i>
- The Long and Broken Road of an Irish Poet : SELECTED POEMS, 1966-1967 <i> by Seamus Heaney (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $20; 260 pp.) </i>
- Motorcyclists Draw Stares Along the Silk Road
- New Communities : HOMES FOR AUCTION
- There's Definite Catch to San Gabriel Trail
- Navigating the 'City of Sails' in New Zealand
- Paralyzed in 'the Incident,' Officer Fights to Walk Again
- The 1981 Liar's Moon (KCAL Saturday at...
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : SHOPTALK : A New Take on the Old West
- Vacation Home Sales to Surge, Study Says : Second Homes: Ecologists concerned about increased demand for resort properties in 1990s as baby boomers move into the age group that typically buys them.
- Making Waves in Walden Pond
- Shot in Mouth, Man Credits Life to Dentures
- Bicyclist Killed in Inglewood by Hit-Run Driver
- Trenches of Medicine : Public Health Nurses Play Key Role in the Prevention of Disease
- Makeup Of Bench
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Cramps Beat Connors, Who Won't Play Open
- COLLEGES / ALAN DROOZ : Chicago Is Schaefer's Kind of Town
- Frizzelle Gets It at Home for Votes Against Oil Spill Bill : Politics: Assemblyman defends position amid heavy fire from Huntington Beach officials and environmentalists. He insists law just wouldn't be workable.
- Emperors Over-Throne by Heat
- Philadelphia Eagles Find Godsend in Obscure 5th-Round Draft Pick
- Love and Rockets' David J Recharges With Solo Project
- * 1/2 Alias, "Alias," EMI.: <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- Festival '90 : A MATTER OF PRIDE : Controversial murals overcome censorship to depict L.A. history and Chicano pride
- BEETHOVEN: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 8. Andre Previn conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. RCA Victor Red Seal 60362-2-RC.
- Welcome to the Deli California : The Broadway Deli in Santa Monica: Pastrami, lox and creme brulee.
- Festival '90 : SETTING THE STAGE : Prayers, a blessing and an exchange of song and dance at the Korean Peace Bell in Angel's Gate will open the long-awaited event Saturday
- SLEEK CHIC : Less Dress
- Iraq Rationing, Panic Buying, Searches Told
- Creative and a Little Bit Crazy : Altadena's Legendary Jirayr Zorthian Sculpts Life, Land to His Own Design
- Canseco, McGwire Are Impressive, but Fielder Steals the Power Show
- Rookie Receiver Lifts Rams
- Festival '90 : THE OPEN FESTIVAL: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED : Some 600 events throughout the Southland complement, add balance and contrast to the curated Festival
- Novelist Relives Labor Camp Nightmare
- New Kid on the Block : Santa Monica: The Third Street Promenade has been transformed into the new hot spot in town. It's Westwood Village without the traffic, lack of parking and rambunctious teen-agers.
- 'CASUALTIES OF WAR'
- THE TIMES POLL : Hayden's Name a Black Mark on 'Big Green'
- Peninsula's Asians Slow to Turn Numbers Into Clout : Politics: Asians make up a growing share of the population of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. But cultural differences, language and citizenship keep all but a few out of politics.
- San Diego
- Scars in Laguna Canyon Land Enrage Environmentalists
- Mark and 'Mindy' Sell Canyon Home
- THE SHADOW IN THE SUN <i> by Michael Shapiro (Atlantic Monthly Press: $19.95; 252 pp.) </i>
- World IN BRIEF : BRAZIL : Deep Recession Tied to Fight on Inflation
- Mermaid-Like Dugong Is on Its Way Back
- CRISIS IN THE PERSIAN GULF : Food Being Rerouted to Iraq, Trucker Says
- CRISIS IN THE PERSIAN GULF : Iraq Reviving Atomic Arms, Report Says : Military: It also turns out more than 1,000 tons of poison gas a year, U.S. researchers find.
- Now Kids' Turn to Cope With the Pain of Divorce
- Tennis, Flushing Meadow Style : WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE TOP PLAYERS ON ONE OF THE GAME'S TOUGHEST COURTS
- Nicaragua's Needy Keeps Pediatrician Busy
- CRISIS IN THE PERSIAN GULF : Iraq Gives Britons Wedding Party
- BOOK MARK : Law: Legal systems seem to be more concerned with keeping the wheels turning than with dispensing justice. In "Rough Justice: Days and Nights of a Young D.A.," the author gives some examples.
- PLATFORM : Higher Park Costs?
- Farmer Is Suffering Crock Full of Crocs
- San Diego
- San Diego
- Override of Veto Keeps Picus' Study Plan Alive : Warner Ridge: Bradley had eliminated funds for an environmental review, saying the city should consider a compromise with the developer.
- THE OPEN FESTIVAL
- New Emphasis on Solving Gentile Slaying Commendable : Task force also investigates killings of 42 others
- How to Obtain Private Letter Ruling From IRS
- Hotel Offers Discounts for Western States
- FICTIONTHE FOURTH DURANGO by Ross Thomas (Mysterious:...
- Orlando Pamphlet Is Slim On Ideas
- Details for the Traveler Heading to Banda and Beyond
- 'The Mill on the Floss'
- In Malaysia One's Title Means Everything
- How Safe Is Safe? Conventional Wisdom on Auto, Plane Trips Questioned : Transportation: A controversial GM study claims that car travel can pose less risk of death. The results apply only to some drivers and vehicles.
- Bradley Tells Staff to Curb Watering at Getty House
- Riding Out the Strike : Transportation: Greyhound's union members have no jobs, the company is in bankruptcy court and riders are telling horror stories. It may get worse.
- Shift by Fed May Prevent Taxes From Being Raised
- Murals in Coit Tower Give View of the '30s
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FASHION : For Mad Hatters
- Norman Rockwell Meets Single Scene : Belmont Shore: This part of Long Beach reclaimed from marshes is home to a diverse community of renters and owners content with the lifestyle.
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS IN CALIFORNIA
- Remodeling Sets Quarterly Record
- U.S. Rejects Request for Shelter Grant : West Hollywood: The $3 million would have helped pay for counseling programs at the 70-bed facility, which is scheduled to open in November.
- Opponents of Airport Bill Press for Veto
- Save Bogs Before It Is Too Late, Irish Told
- Israeli Borders With Syria, Jordan Quiet : Reassurance: A tour of Israel's eastern frontier finds no sign of military activity. 'Things are as quiet as any time in our history,' an officer says.
- Cambodians Put Misery Aside, Savor Life
- FLASH FROM THE PAST
- ROAD NOTES
- COLUMN LEFT : Negotiation Is the Path of Courage : Bush's hard stance may take a staggering, unnecessary toll.
- Judicial Edict on Partisan Endorsements Ends a California Tradition : Politics: California's law on nonpartisan endorsements falls, but it means neither a clean government Armageddon nor a strong party millennium.
- Navy Activates Point Mugu Medical Reservists
- Torrance Foundry Fights New AQMD Attempt to Close It
- BROTHERS IN ARMS : Buffalo Plans to Follow in CSUN's Path Next Year in an Effort to Boost its Prestige
- The Drive-By Destruction of a Promising Youngster
- Lindbergh Needs a Short-Term Fix : But search for new site should be pressed before spending $289 million or more
- The Days of Whine, Not Roses
- Game's Stakes Are High--for August : College football: Colorado plays Tennessee at Anaheim Stadium today. The game might have trouble living up to its hype as a possible harbinger of the national championship.
- Fish Wins Long Bout, Aussies Win Title
- Festival '90 : VICTIMS OF A COMMON TRAGEDY : While Vietnam struggles to recover, its film industry works to heal and humanize those who were once on opposing sides of the war
- THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Simi Valley's Quina Builds Foundation With Help of Royal Connection
- IN BRIEF: : ** Winger, "In the Heart of the Young," Atlantic.: <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- MIXED MEDIA : ** "THINGS THAT GO PUMP IN THE NIGHT" Aerosmith, <i> Geffen videocassette ($16.98)</i> : <i> Items in this periodic survey of pop-related books, videocassettes and laser discs are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). </i>
- *** 1/2 BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTIONS "Edutainment" <i> Jive/BMG</i> : <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- *** PIXIES "Bossa Nova" <i> 4AD/Elektra</i> : <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- THE WINE LIST
- Festival '90 : FAMILY ADVENTURES : Free events focus on outdoor fun over three weekends at Angel's Gate, Griffith Park and Santa Monica Pier
- ** The Allman Brothers Band, "Seven Turns," Epic.: <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- Bystander Watching Brawl Shot in Leg
- Festival '90 : THE MASTER RETURNS FROM THE' DUNES ' : With Japanese tea ceremony as its metaphor, 'Rikyu' represents a 30-year-long project for film director Hiroshi Teshigahara
- Teaching Art to Inmates: A Liberating Experience : FACES
- Municipal Judges Gain 2 Disparate Reputations : Courts: Critics say the bench penalizes defendants who go to trial. The jurists, who handle one of the heaviest caseloads in the state, deny it.
- Stevens, Deposit Ticket Win Hopeful Stakes
- Rasmussen Loses, Wonders What Lies Ahead
- Corona del Mar Man to 'Walk' the Bering Strait
- Dobson Gradually Recovers From Club's Managerial Snub
- Chargers Beat 49ers, Exhibit a 3-0 Record
- Former NABF Heavyweight Champion Headlines Country Club Boxing Card
- TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS : Triathlete McCarthy Keeps Pace With Rivals Despite Full-Time Job
- Quibbles & Bits
- Cinefile
- BOLCOM, Quintet; SHAPEY, Quintet; WRIGHT, Quintet; DRUCKMAN, "Other Voices." American Brass Quintet. New World Records NW 377-2 (compact disc).
- MIXED MEDIA : ** "TAKING IT HOME" Buckwheat Zydeco, <i> Island Visual Arts videocassette ($19.95)</i> : <i> Items in this periodic survey of pop-related books, videocassettes and laser discs are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). </i>
- City That Would Have Been Cooperstown
- The Truth Hurts Worse : Murder: It was hard enough for Cathy Brock to visit her father in jail when she thought he was innocent. Now he's confessed to the murder of her abusive husband. She still blames herself.
- BASEBALL / GARY KLEIN : CSUN's Sharts Hits His Stride as a Pitcher
- Miami Is No. 1 in Preseason Poll
- Quarterback Play, Lack of Injuries Highlight UCLA Game Scrimmage
- L.A. Philharmonic Eschews Mozart Bicentennial Mania
- 'House' Warming
- Hunger Often Has a Child's Face : Study Finds That Many Youngsters Sleep Hungry or Malnourished
- CS Northridge Seeks Name Recognition : Publicity: Athletic department hopes to blot out CSUN in favor of a more identifiable label.
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Aching A's Find White Sox Won't Go Away
- *** 1/2 Iggy Pop, "Brick by Brick," Virgin.: <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- *** Various artists, "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane" sound track, Elektra.: <i> Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). : </i>
- Bountiful Bistros : <i> You could easily have an affair with any of these Frenchies. </i>
- Festival '90 : BORDER CLASH : Performance artist Guillermo Gomez-Pena: A man between two worlds--Mexico and the U.S.
- Kid Frost Raps to La Raza : Critics denounce the gang references, but the rapper says his music is a reflection of Chicano culture in East L.A.
- Battle of Ramona Can Save Only a Few Oaks
- Outage Affects 3,400 in Agoura Hills Area
- COMMENTARY : Slower Is Better for the Pac-10 Conference
- LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES : Pennsylvanians Oust Cypress, 5-4
- McAlister Will Try to Boost a Slow Program
- Boy, 17, Found Shot to Death in a San Pedro Park
- After a Rocky Start at LSU, Soares Trying to Polish His Image : Football: Former Rancho Santiago linebacker gets lesson on how to handle media while pushing to break into starting lineup.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Attempted Bunt Powers Reds
- Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Players Honored
- On the Run : After a Year of Disappointment, Ivan Lendl Has No Place to Hide With the U.S. Open About to Begin
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Olazabal Keeps His Distance
- NFL EXHIBITION ROUNDUP : Chargers Hold Off 49ers for 29-28 Win
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Pantheon Restaurant Deserves a Crowd to Appreciate its Authentic Greek Dishes, Drama
- Look Who's Funny : Kirstie Alley used to see scripts for ice queens and aliens. Then the laughs she got on 'Cheers' opened the door to movie comedy.
- Vai Takes Cue From Partridge Family and Led Zeppelin
- Female Musicians Still Struggle for Acceptance : 'Battle-weary' players such as Jane Ira Bloom wonder if ability counts
- Rare Homer Gets Gonzalez Rare Welcome : Dodgers: His game-winner in 14th inning atones for being picked off as a pinch-runner and brings 3-2 victory over the Mets.
- SHINING EXAMPLE : Community Support Buoyed Fresno State in Its Sporting Ascension
- Using the U.N. to Settle Mideast Crisis
- Festival '90 : A SPRITE WHOSE HEART BELONGS TO DADA : Saburo Teshigawara dances on the edge of Japan's avant-garde, treating air as though it were a fickle medium to fall through
- LLOYD: Symphony No. 5. BBC Philharmonic, conducted by George Lloyd. TROY 019-2 (compact disc).
- Geffen vs. Geto Boys: Double Standard?
- Gotta Dance : Bouncing back from an injury, Shirley MacLaine is on a worldwide tour with her song-and-dance revue and her film career is in motion too
- PacTel Cellular Takes a Gamble on Technology : Telecommunications: Mobile phone companies are adopting new systems. The Southland's biggest carrier has decided to go its own way.
- State Law Supersedes CC&Rs; Budget Limit
- SLEEK CHIC : Quick Changes
- How to Visit the Bridge at Remagen
- Beilenson Challenger Brings in the Big Guns : Elections: In his bid to crack the strongly Democratic district, Jim Salomon gets help from Reagan. But don't label him a 'lock-step Republican.'
- Maurice Gendron; French Cellist
- Protesters Clash With Police in Bucharest : Romania: Government foes block traffic at capital's main square for the fourth day. They demand President Iliescu's resignation.
- New Doctor Closes Practice Early : Reservist: San Clemente orthopedic surgeon, specialist in chemical and desert warfare, called to active duty at Camp Pendleton.
- Huntington Park Councilman Spent 70% More Than Others in Last Election
- Patty Duke's performance as a nurse on...
- New Orleans Prepares Eviction Notices for Historic Tombs Ravaged by Time, Neglect
- Early to Rise, Last to Stay
- Signal Hill Auto Center Mired in Past : Urban planning: A 35-acre complex of car dealerships is designed as the centerpiece of the tiny town's new commercial life. But the oil city's history keeps oozing up to spoil things.
- AIDS Adding to Ranks of Hemlock Society, Death-With-Dignity Lobby : Euthanasia: A journalist-turned-activist leads the movement to legalize suicide assistance for the dying. It all started when he lost his wife.
- Sand Bar Was Once a Glorious Island
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Why Fight for Oil and Rich Emirs?
- Saddam Hussein's Ultimate Fifth Column--Terrorists : Strategy: That old gang of bombers and assassins has attached themselves to the Iraqi leader and are ready to do his bidding in Europe and Mideast.
- Man's Body Found
- Man's Body Found Along Brea Boulevard
- Two Juveniles Held in Knife Death of Woman
- HUSSEIN'S BIG MISTAKE : Terrorism: If the Iraqi leader thinks using hostages as shields--as was successfully done in Lebanon--will work again, he'd better think twice.
- 'There's nothing like competition. You're going to face it no matter what you do in life'
- Suicide Suspected in Simi Hanging
- CS Northridge Makes Strides but Loses, 1-0 : Soccer: Matadors play UCLA even until late in an exhibition match when Moore scores on a penalty kick.
- Teamwork Leads to Cycling Win for Bevan
- Stevens' Homer Makes Langston Winner : Angels: Three-run shot off Thigpen in ninth inning beats White Sox, 3-2, to end four-game losing streak.
- Rams' Key Positions Nearly Set in Stretch
- MOTOCROSS : Belgian Rider Geboers Leads Fast Field in 500cc