- Angels' Fetters Overcomes Himself, Boston : Baseball: Pitching in relief of Langston, he controls emotions and beats Red Sox, 9-5.
- Avendano Meets Banks at Forum
- Miscellany
- Miscellany
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Andersen Gone; Padres Expected to Recall Costello or Lilliquist
- Long Jump Injury Throws a Scare Into Joyner-Kersee
- COMEDY REVIEW : Diceman Becomes the Niceman at Pacific Amphitheatre
- BANKING
- James Earl Jones, 'Cheers' Garner Emmys
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : City Considers New Name for Old Street
- Other States' Mile Markers Are Halted at the Border
- Jackson, White Sox Are Encouraged by His Return to the Batter's Box : Baseball: He gets two hits and drives in two runs during doubleheader for Class-A Sarasota, Fla.
- Racin' Bacon : Recreation: The All-Alaskan pigs steal the show while running for their supper at the Antelope Valley Fair.
- Changes in Education : History: Teachers are preparing to teach history in a controversial, culturally diverse way that is new to the classroom.
- Prostitution Sweep Ends in Arrests of 60
- Jackson Hits Two, Padres Top Cubs : Baseball: His home runs help Padres to rare comeback victory, 12-9, at Wrigley.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '91 : Coming Home : Florida Called Back a Local Legend to Cure a Program That Needed Help
- Miscellany
- Summit Seeks End to Butts' Holdout
- Dewhurst Wins Emmy for 'Murphy'
- ANAHEIM : Building-Proposal Hearings Scheduled
- West County Issue / View Tax
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Braves End Up Short Again, 6-5
- Powerboat Starts Slow, Finishes Fast : Racing: Powerboat Marine Products wins convincingly at San Diego Offshore Challenge.
- Lewis Finally Has Run for Book : World track: At last, he has a record he feels he can call his own after winning fastest 100 meters with time of 9.86 seconds.
- Booth Loses in Surfing Semifinals in France
- Music : Week II of SummerFest in La Jolla: First-Rate, Friendly
- ART REVIEW : A Socially Relevant Look at 1920s L.A.
- Mutual Funds
- Using Book Value to Decide Whether to Invest
- Donald Marshall; Grand Chief of Micmac Indian Nation
- COUNTYWIDE : Agency Gives Extra Aid to Foster Homes
- Prayer to Buddha : Faithful Celebrate Families, Values
- Helping the Emergency at Home
- When the Story's End Is Just the Beginning
- COUNTYWIDE : Water Authorities to Weigh Joint Agency
- COUNTYWIDE : Drivers Getting Help in Finding Freeways
- Science / Medicine : Prime Gum Disease Suspect Found
- Miscellany
- 'Monet to Matisse' Exhibition: A Look at Its Positive Elements
- Sheep Getting a New Way to Bare It : Ranching: A hormone that makes fleece fall out may do away with the back-breaking job of hand shearing.
- Friend's Suicide Saddens Retired Adm. Crowe : Military: 'We grew to be quite close,' former Joint Chiefs chairman says of Soviet Marshal Akhromeyev.
- Unwelcome Neighbor : Homeless: The founder of the county's largest shelter seems as determined to move the facility to La Colonia as residents are to keep it out.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Dog Club Helps Take a Bite Out of Crime
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : Felix Comes Off the Disabled List
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Felix Comes Off the Disabled List
- Losing Might Be Best, Belcher Says : Baseball: Dodgers still first, but he says they might benefit from time in second after Cardinals sweep.
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Showdown in Little Tokyo' a Class Martial-Arts Act
- Merger of Two Big Banks
- James Roosevelt
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Tax Snacks, Not Necessities
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Sci-Fi Fan Questions Portrayal of Writer
- Slain Shoemaker
- Catalina Scout Camp to Close
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Unsuccessful Coup
- Merger of Two Big Banks
- Closed Rest Stops
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Keeping Mum on 'Holiday'
- Remains of Girl Killed by Officer Found : Crime: The dismembered parts of the child, 3, were recovered encased in concrete in a mountainous area of Riverside County. The site was described in a videotaped confession made by the slayer, who committed suicide.
- Questions to Address
- Merger of Two Big Banks
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Catalina Scout Camp to Close
- Minorities Get GOP Support in Remap Battle : New boundaries: They seek more concentrated districts for greater chances to elect members of their own racial and ethnic groups. Republicans think this would draw from adjacent areas and reduce Democratic power bases.
- Merger of Two Big Banks
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- Better Things for Officials to Do
- Catalina Scout Camp to Close
- Santa Maria Mayor
- Readers Join Debate on Medical Ethics
- POP/ROCK - Aug. 26, 1991
- POP/ROCK - Aug. 26, 1991
- POP/ROCK - Aug. 26, 1991
- POP/ROCK - Aug. 26, 1991
- TELEVISION - Aug. 26, 1991
- Names in the News - Aug. 26, 1991
- Names in the News - Aug. 26, 1991
- Names in the News - Aug. 26, 1991
- Names in the News - Aug. 26, 1991
- Notes on a Scorecard - Aug. 26, 1991
- POLITICAL BRIEFING
- U.S. Softening Its Stance on Economic Aid
- Traffic-Snarling Fire Burns Near Laguna Festival : Blaze: Four acres of brush are consumed after a hapless hawk strikes a power line.
- Emmy Night: Black--and Blue : Winners Are Pleased but Cautiously Optimistic
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 26, 1991
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 26, 1991
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 26, 1991
- From the Archives: Agnes Nixon, the nicest person in daytime TV, made a fortune with never-ending tales of alcoholism, adultery, child abuse and disease
- Sony's Synergies : Company Is Facing the First Challenges to Its Plan to Unite Hardware and Software
- L.A. SPEAK
- Europe Fumes at Tasteless Tourists
- CLIQUES
- Program Aims to Get Farmers to Give Up Baseball Caps for Better Sun Protection
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Montana's Injury a Painful Mystery
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '91 : UCLA Hopes Built on Maddox : Bruins: After a two-season slump, the team is expected to return to its customary success.
- ENEMY TURF: "Yo! MTV Raps," eat your...
- Tom Petty Is Mad as a Hatter in 'Wide Open' Video
- RULE, BRITANNIA : Tilting at Titles
- House Keepers : SITTERS: Ways to Match Right Person With Your Needs : How to Find Best Sitter to Care for Your Home or Pets When You're Away
- What Next?
- COLUMN ONE : When Jail Is a Mental Institution : Los Angeles County Jail has become a massive dumping ground for the emotionally disturbed. Police perform 'mercy bookings,' but treatment often falls short.
- Crash Proves Fatal for Lemon Grove Man
- Notes about your surroundings.
- Heartening Start for Affordable Housing : Agency's Momentum Will Help Ease Urgent Need
- Immigrant Soviet Jews Get First Taste of Their Religion in L.A.
- Luginbill Ready to Select Aztecs' Next Quarterback : Football: After scrimmage, Morris is confident as Lowery expresses some disappointment.
- Radio Plays : Actors at the MET Theatre in Hollywood give voice to dramas and comedies meant to be heard to be appreciated
- BLUESVILLE: Our Duet of the Week is...
- Singer James Darren, Moondoggie of the "Gidget"...
- Firm Calls It Public Service, but Job May Be a Gold Mine
- 'La Dolorosa' Is Home Again : Art: Mission plans to celebrate the recovery of a centuries-old painting that was stolen in 1977.
- Who You Gonna Call
- Navy Families Return to Subic Bay Facility
- Nation IN BRIEF : ALABAMA : Governor Pays State After Ethics Uproar
- Cubans Hold U.S. Prison, Hostages for 4th Day
- Soviet Showdown : And the Winner Is. . . : The West Can Help by Getting Over Its Gorbymania
- The Glass Ceiling: Dumb Limits on Creativity as Well as on Careers : Economy: Breaking the barriers to advancement for women and minorities can change the management style, and the agenda, of executives.
- City Manager of Hermosa to Resign for Job in Upland : Government: Kevin B. Northcraft's support on the City Council has deteriorated, but he says he's leaving because it would be a career boost to manage a larger city.
- No Arrests in Stabbing Death
- Tax Cheaters Entering the Computer Age : Crime: Con artists are filing phony returns electronically and trying to collect refunds. Officials say the scam is most prevalent in Southern California.
- Williams Impressive in UCLA Scrimmage
- Angels' Harvey Pays a Debt, Ties a Record : Baseball: He saves McCaskill's 1-0 victory over the Red Sox and equals Moore's club mark for saves.
- Cycling
- MOTOCROSS AT SAN BERNARDINO : Ward Might Have Edge at Hot, Dry Glen Helen
- TELEVISION : He's the Giant : Don Francisco dominates 'Sabado Gigante,' a 3 1/2-hour extravaganza seen by 6 million in the U.S. and millions more in Latin America
- BACHELOR GIRLS by Wendy Wasserstein (Vintage:...
- Mongolia to Put Ex-Officials on Trial
- REGIONAL REPORT : Cutting Classes : Budget Cutbacks Shut Out Thousands of Students From College Courses
- Herbert Ferber; Abstract Expressionist Sculptor
- Protests Arise Over Fraud in Tax Haven : Cayman Islands: U.S. presses Britain to insist on greater openness and closer financial regulation in the Crown colony, where BCCI has left its mark.
- A Mission for Ivan Silayev
- Comrades . . .This is our first...
- Soviet Showdown : And the Winner Is. . . : Personal Perspective : On the Line to Vilnius: While the World Watches Moscow, Lithuanians Face Their Test
- Grumman Wildcats, P-51 Mustangs and other fighter...
- Developer Fined $17,000 for Illegal Grading
- Students Feel the Heat of Crowding, Budget Cuts in 1st Week of School
- Foreign Savings Pumps More in Investment--and Jobs--Into the U.S.
- Orange County
- Real Bad : A Connoisseur's Guide to the Worst of American Schlock
- 'A Seducing Sort of Woman' : ANNE SEXTON: A Biography <i> By Diane Wood Middlebrook</i> ; <i> (Houghton Mifflin: $24.95; 488 pp.) </i>
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : How to Go With the Dogs on a Trip
- State Workers Demoralized by Pay-Cut Threat : Budget: Governor calls for minimum 5% reduction. People who took government jobs for security are considering strikes.
- Westminster Toxics Worry Everyone Except Residents : Pollution: Superfund status doesn't scare them. They say neighborhood's lack of crime outweighs cancer risk.
- Singer Rick James Is Released on Bail
- Woman's Bid Buys Time for Marquez Canyon : Development: The $1.8-million offer is money she doesn't have. But the gesture rallies an effort to save site from developers.
- Ravine Project: Everyone's in for Long Haul : Environment: Stabilizing Potrero Canyon has turned out to be a bigger and costlier job than expected. The dust won't settle for several more years.
- Dymally Aides Accused of Campaign Violations : Election: Included in the 134-count complaint are charges that the two laundered funds in council race.
- PLATFORM : Bolshevism on Trial
- COLUMN RIGHT : There's Not a Nickel's Worth of Difference : More and more, the Republicans and Democrats resemble a one-party system.
- Don Bosco Gets $400,000
- South Africa Gets Some Upbeat News : Plan to repatriate exiles removes a barrier to constitutional negotiations
- British Children Seek GI Fathers 50 Years Later : World War II: Dreams of being reunited are often shattered--but sometimes fulfilled by happy meetings.
- Elvira's Counterpart Is Alive and Kicking Crypts in Valley Center
- State, Federal Budget Strings Bind Hands of County Supervisors : Finances: Board members control only about 13% of their $3.7-billion budget, leaving little leeway when trying to avoid cutting jobs and programs.
- Crossing the Line : At Ramona Gardens, Police Work Is More Than Carrying a Gun
- 10 Hurt as Van and Car Collide
- Drive-By Gunfire Strikes Twice on a Placentia Street : Crime: Two bystanders are hurt in back-to-back shootings. Officer at scene returns fire of the second gunman, who escapes.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '91 : Best Incentive : Washington Is Putting Extra Effort Into Quest for National Championship That Barely Got Away
- New Trails to Blaze : Ventura's Mari Holden Racing Up the Ladder of Junior Triathletes Since Altering Course in '89
- Forget the Shuffling, Angels Must Get New Deck
- MOVIES : NAKED TRAILERS : The following STORY has been rated "I" for INSIDE AND INFORMATIVE on the new power of movie previews
- New FundAmerica Emerges From Ashes of Regulatory-Troubled Entity : Retail: California says the resurrected discount buying club appears to be legally structured. Florida labeled the original a pyramid scheme.
- WEEKEND ESCAPE : An Interlude at Off-Season Mammoth Lakes
- Capturing the Mystery and Magic of Hong Kong
- 15 Can Live in One-Bedroom Unit
- CRIMES OF CONSCIENCE by Nadine Gordimer...
- Style : LOOKS : The Clean Face
- 250,000 Handcuffs Sought During Coup
- Bush Says It's Too Early to Respond With Cash : Reaction: Soviet aid is still seen better as incentive than reward. But the pressure from Europe is increasing.
- On View : Tales From the Douglas' 'Crypt'
- AIDS Shakes Trust Between Doctors and Patients : Health: More patients are learning that they were exposed to people infected with the HIV virus. Such disclosures have spawned anger, anxiety, frustration and fear.
- F.C. Whelan, 83; Ex-Judge, U.S. Attorney
- Rock Star James, Held on Torture, Sex Charges, Is Released on Bail
- REGIONAL REPORT : Cutting Classes : Budget Cutbacks Shut Out Thousands of Students From College Courses
- Mayor's Transgression No Small Matter : Questions Still Linger Over Political Conflict Penalty Against Irvine's Sheridan
- Miscellany
- Zaragoza Wins Decision and Retains Title
- NOTEBOOK : PADRES UPDATE : Padre Farm System Gets Good Marks From Scouting Bureau
- UBUMENSCH: With its ups and downs over...
- 'East Texas Hot Links' Seeks to Nourish Those That Integration Left Hungry
- How Insurance Can Be Used to Offset Estate Tax
- WASHINGTON / CATHERINE COLLINS : Business Groups Fighting Democrat-Sponsored Health-Care Reform Bill
- First-Time Buyers Like Low Prices, Accessibility : Sepulveda: Freeway location and prices help boost community in transition as it overcomes high-crime reputation.
- Your Mortgage : Title I Loans Aid Low-Equity Owners
- Style : Fashion : The New Breed
- Nurse Infected With AIDS Virus Is Determined to Warn Others : Health: Her case helped prompt changes in protection guidelines. She considers speaking out a moral duty, as well as therapy.
- The Golden Child (ABC Saturday at 9...
- Her Interest in Ecology Opens Up a Whole New World
- Richards Stirs Up Texas Government : Politics: The Democratic governor's style, choice of appointees have taken Austin by storm. But she has critics on both sides of spectrum.
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : BROWSING : Island Treasures
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HANDMADE : Out of the Woods
- Ship Catches Fire; 2 Missing, 28 Are Saved : Rescue: Coast Guard copters pick up crew of cargo vessel burning 140 miles off Big Sur. : The captain and his steward are unaccounted for.
- FREEWAY REPAIRS
- Soviet Showdown : And the Winner Is. . . : Gorbachev Faces a Vastly Different Soviet Union Now
- Police Pedestal No Longer Intact : Crime: Recent transgressions by law officers have damaged a special kind of trust. More openness is the key to restoring confidence.
- '63 Champs Still Savor Big Season
- Historical Sight : San Clemente Group Wants Museum at Casa Romantica but City Can't See It
- Commentary : Excerpts From Killea Speech Sounding Political Alarm
- DEL MAR : Bruho Adds Pat O'Brien to His List
- Angress Completes Catalina Channel Swim
- Andersen Promotes a Win-Win Situation : Football: Orange County Sports Assn. director's enthusiasm has added passion to Anaheim Stadium bowl match-ups.
- Back in the Saddle : Canyon's Welch Beats Southern Section, Prepares to Take On Golden League Again
- U.S. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Local Team Credits Crowd for Lending a Helping Hand
- GYMNASTICS WORLD TEAM TRIALS : Zmeskal Tops Qualifiers for U.S. Women's Squad
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Blue Jays Have Company at the Top in East
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- SNEAKS JR. : Only 122 Movie-Going Days Until Santa
- Spainish Airline and Train Deals
- FICTION
- THE WOOD USERS GUIDE by Pamela...
- Crystal-Clear Views From Mt. Islip
- Bono Hoping to Scale Down
- To Go or To Stay? : Soviet Jews, Caught Up in the Turmoil of <i> Glasnost</i> and Resurgent Anti-Semitism, Face the Decision of a Lifetime
- Commentary : Pop Goes the 'World News' Staff ... and Other Behind-the-Desk Stories
- Street Fair Brings New Fun to Old Coast Town
- Raisa Gorbachev 'Not Well,' Aide Says : Family: A spokesman declines to confirm rumors that she suffered a heart attack.
- Ex-Security Chief Files Bias Suit
- Search for the Perfect--and Clean--Wave : Surfers' Entry Into Environmental Activism Adds Muscle to Efforts to Protect Coast
- Nursing Home Cited 9 Times, Fined $30,000 : Camarillo: Facility officials say the increase in complaints this year stems from problems with one patient's family.
- Fish Story Panned Out Though Grunion Didn't Run
- TRACK AND FIELD / WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS : Panfil Wins After Mota Comes Up Empty
- Speeding Along : At 20, Pete Sampras' Toughest Challenge May Be Keeping Up With Predictions of Glory
- MINOR LEAGUES : Donnels Is Latest Addition to Mets' Troubled Infield
- Strawberry Home--and Finally at Peace
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Martinez's Start Is Pushed Back a Day
- TELEVISION : From Hard Time to Prime Time : Ex-con Charles Dutton, twice a Tony nominee on Broadway, accepts the challenge of a TV comedy series--but wonders if it's the right thing to do
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- STAGE : Theater on the Edge : Teetering near financial ruin, LATC dares to stage one of its most costly, controversial shows, Reza Abdoh's outrageous 'Bogeyman'
- For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
- FICTION
- Song With Bells by Joseph Langland
- French Say Monoliths Off-Limits to Visitors
- A Novel to Take to Your Bed By : PERFECT TOGETHER <i> By Nora Johnson</i> ; <i> (William Abrahams/Dutton: $19.95; 336 pp.)</i>
- Ties to College Knot Council on Some Votes
- A Svelte 'Fergie' Sheds Image as Frump : Royalty: The Duchess of York is working on a slim-line look, combining designer elegance with a hint of sex appeal.
- Altadena : Lot-Splitting Variance OKd
- Pasadena : General Plan Grant Refused
- Robot Brings Hospital Meals With Dispatch : Technology: With flashing lights and a voice warning workers to 'stand clear,' the $6-an-hour machine saves medical personnel from doing routine chores.
- U.S. Reneging on Talks, Sharon Charges : Mideast: Hard-liner says Washington 'has already given a negative reply' on makeup of a Palestinian delegation.
- Dymally Aides Face Campaign Fund Charges
- Marc Summers: Kidding Around, Seriously
- Old Rituals Battle Indian Alcoholism
- Selling an Avant-Garde City to the Rest of U.S. : Marketing: The nonprofit West Hollywood Marketing Corp. was established by the City Council to put 'the Creative City' on the map.
- 'No One Can Strike Now' Because of So Many Scabs
- Two Men Die in Separate Traffic Accidents
- The Region : Freeway Project OKd
- VENTURA : Salvation Army Seeks Shelter Grant
- County Report: Growth Control : 8 Cities Repeatedly Overstep Growth Limits Set by Law : Loopholes: Officials say the caps serve as strong tools for getting roads and other civic extras from builders.
- Hells Angels Chief Soars as Buddies Fall : Gangs: George Christie Jr. has lectured in schools on ethics, sold his story to Hollywood and been acquitted of murder for hire.
- SPORTSCOPE : Former Palos Verdes Player Loses in Open Qualifying
- BASEBALL : All-or-Nothing Reputation Is Still Stalking Deer
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '91 : USC's Offense Back to Future : Trojans: They have only six senior starters and a new quarterback, but their youth is tempered by experience.
- Voges to Play for Title in U.S. Amateur
- SWIMMING PAN PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIPS : U.S. Having Trouble in Race With the Clock
- Melendez Gets His First Save, Rescues Padres : Baseball: Depleted Padre bullpen gets lift from young reliever in victory over Cubs.
- Food on the Fault Line
- In Brief
- ** Paul Overstreet, "Heroes," RCA. The writer...
- Travel Advisory: Call the State Department Before You Head Overseas : Warnings: Recent developments in the Soviet Union underscore the value of checking the recorded information available daily. Most tourists don't.
- Producer Wants to Put Show Business Back Into Emmy Show
- 'I Want Everybody to Live in Peace' : Voices of Grief, Pride, Hope
- Why It Costs So Much
- Altadena : Traffic Study Under Way
- Readers Find Odd Ways to Pick Up Where They Left Off
- The Three Victims--Sad Irony : Profiles: One was a hippie and a poet. Another had fought in Afghanistan. The third once worked for the KGB.
- City's Planners See More Crowding as Cure for L.A. : Growth: Higher-density housing touted as remedy for lack of space. Officials seek way to make idea appealing.
- Tales From the Douglas' 'Crypt'
- COMMENTARY ON HATE CRIMES : Close Encounter With Prejudice Fuels a Police Chief's Concern : A Latino remembers what it was like growing up in L.A. County. The hurt has faded but not the insight into bigotry.
- Man Struck and Killed on Freeway Is Among 5 Dead in Auto Accidents
- Car Hits and Kills Man in Chatsworth
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Pruitt Hopes Long Course Will Help
- A New Starter Is Nothing New for the Chargers : Football: Just like last year, Tolliver is benched at quarterback after exhibition season. This year, John Friesz will start.
- Lewis' Victory in 100 Stirs Up Winds of Furor : Track and field: His time of 9.80 seconds is counted as record for World Championships despite excessive breeze.
- *** 3rd Bass, "Derelicts of Dialect," Columbia....
- 'Sexiest Man' Will Give Cooking a Try
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : HOLLYWOOD Rx : Seat by Seat, Row by Row, Theater by Theater, City by City . . . (You Get the Idea)
- Key BCCI Figure Falls From Grace : Banking: Ghaith R. Pharaon, who allegedly arranged the secret purchase of Independence Bank in Encino, was a favorite of Saudi Arabia rulers before they got burned.
- Gardening : Scatter Cut Grass, Don't Bag It
- Home Improvement : CUT YOUR UTILITY BILLS : Do-It-Yourself Window Film Blocks Heat, Fading
- These Adventures Abroad Could Be Permanent
- IN EXCESS
- Hollywood Mega 'Force'
- California IN BRIEF : WRIGHTWOOD : Campfire Started 1,430-Acre Blaze
- MARC SUMMERS: Kidding Around, Seriously
- Broker Linked to Drug Money Receives 15-Year Term in Prison : Sentencing: Real estate agent bought houses for a drug ring. Investigators found millions, including money in a buried safe.
- In Peru, One Too Many Disappearances? : Human rights: Thousands have been detained. But this was the student son of a persistent businessman.
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : ANTIQUES : Signature Collection
- Armed Robber Dies of Heart Attack in Middle of Holdup
- Preparing for the Final Exit : A little discomfort now can save a family anguish later
- Sympathy Offered for a Special Kind of Grief : Counseling: Missy Will helps people who have lost their pets and find it hard to talk about--and cope with--their loss.
- Tustin Marine's Body Found in Sequoia Canyon
- 600 Pay Tribute to Fire Captain, 27, Felled by Apparent Heart Attack
- Rancho Days Dawn at Mission : Fiesta: Colorful figures from early California stepped out of the past and strolled the grounds of the San Juan Capistrano landmark as part of the annual celebration.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Vulture II Lets Phillies Feast on Braves, 6-5
- Sumbu Kalambay of Italy stopped John Ashton...
- Taiwan Wins 15th Little League Title