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ON LOCATION : 'They're Getting a Gilliam Film' : With 'The Fisher King,' the creator of 'Brazil' and 'Baron Munchausen' is working for the first time as a director-for-hire
DONIZETTI and BELLINI ARIAS. Raul Gimenez, tenor;...
Parenting Magazines Do Battle : Publishing: A lawsuit is a sign of the intense competition to reach the lucrative market of baby boomers with babies.
An Oasis of Their Own : THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN by Kathy Caple (Houghton Mifflin: $13.95; 32 pp.)
The Dark at the End of the Tunnel : THE INNOCENT by Ian McEwan (Doubleday: $18.95; 270 pp.)
European Trains Offer a Range of Good Deals
J. Alvarez, Top Beverly Hills Broker, Dies
On the BEACH : Shifting Sands, Foul Water and Other Man-Made Follies Threaten Our Coast
ASPECTS OF LOVE by David Garnett (Vintage: $8.95)
Redondo Cuts Ties to Events Sponsored by Alcohol Firms
Referral Program for Misdemeanors Working Out Fine : Justice: Santa Ana gets needed work done and saves $100,000, and the 324 lawbreakers serve their time outside.
Serious Reforms for a Serious Problem : Sheriff Block Offers Important New Anti-Corruption Programs
Method to Her Muscles : Athletes: When she's not reading meters, bodybuilder Teri Vagi pumps iron with an eye toward national titles.
Worker Says Asbestos Query Cost Him His Lawndale Job
Encinitas Girl, 4, Drowns in Pool
State Panel OKs Bill Exempting County From Law Limiting Airport Area Growth
Toddler Killed When She Walks Into Street
Soviet Girl Wins All-Around Title in Gymnastics Meet
No Fear of Flying: Sky-Diving Made Easy by Modern Equipment
BETTING WITH BOB : MAN VS. MICROCHIP
Other Ripken Swinging Just Fine
HALEVY: "La Juive." Julia Varady, June Anderson,...
Lone Star Kabuki : On its current American tour, Japan's Grand Kabuki Theatre goes off the beaten track and finds 'a completely unknown world'
Two Video Portraits of Sassy Sarah: By LEONARD FEATHER:*** 1/2 : SARAH VAUGHAN: "Sass & Brass" HBO Video ****; SARAH VAUGHAN: "Live From Monterey": Sony Video
The Brutal Landmarks
Trip Into Mideast Past Reveals Uneasy Present
Cold War Ending for Soviet Icebreakers : Tourism: Soviets offer sightseeing trips to North Pole and hope to guide Western cargo ships through the frozen Arctic.
Jacknife
THE HOUSE
French Crime Rate Up 4%
Corinthian Johnson; Lead Singer of Del-Vikings
New Councilman Fined $940 for Late Disclosure Report
A Theory on Those Mysterious Mounds : Geology: Odd features on American landscape have long been a puzzle. A researcher says they are related to earthquakes.
Israeli Navy Kills 2 Seaborne Arab Guerrillas Off Lebanon Coast
A Troubled 'Haven for the Homeless'
A Good Idea Gone Sour: Can Bank Insurance Fail? : Banking: Step aside, savings and loans. Problems with insurance for commercial banks may cause another crisis. This time, it may be worse.
Peace Through a Better Bottom Line : Building a Common Market for Central America
Gang Bullets Terrorize 2 Communities : Crime: A Harbor City gang member was slain April 28. Since then, gunfire there and in Wilmington has killed four others.
Taking a Flying Leap? Bungee Jumpers Do It
Rail System Gets Head Start on Security : Transportation: Nearly 300 arrests already have been made with use of sophisticated network. Line linking Long Beach to downtown L.A. doesn't open for three weeks.
Reptile Roundup Is Meant to Keep July 4 Crowd From Getting Rattled : Conservation: Snakes of all varieties found by volunteers near Brea-Olinda High School before a holiday fireworks show will be relocated, rather than simply killed.
Assemblyman Peace's Water Idea a Turnoff in Sacramento
Inmate Death Attributed to Natural Causes
County Amateur Radio Operators Ham It Up for Nationwide Event : Communication: The annual Field Day competition is intended to hone skills necessary in relaying vital information during natural disasters.
Foxes Defeat Nomads
Summer Brings Concert Louts Out From Under Their Rock
Friendly and Funky and Still Around : The Galley and Chez Jay: Gastronomic old fogies where the meat comes in hunks and the cheese never comes from goats
Oops, It's a War: Two Comedy/Improvisation Groups Playing Under the Same Name
Films going into production:
Big-City Living on Small-Town Scale : Woodland Hills: Residents of Valley community enjoy living close to jobs, shopping and recreation.
Mark Goodson, the producer of such TV...
U.S. Soldier Drowns in S. Korea Exercise
Aftershocks Rock Iran; Toll Mounts : Disaster: Main quake killed 40,000, some officials say. Town of Roudbar, center of devastation, is flattened and nearly lifeless.
Bus With Mecca Pilgrims Hits Truck; 22 Killed
$1,000 Scholarships Go to 2 for Medical Studies
Swim Club to Host Relay Competition
UCSD Study Finds Steroid Curbs AIDS-Caused Illness
Tax Credit Often Goes to the Ineligible
Why Marines Took Elerding Off Approved Housing List
Diplomacy Keeps Peace at AIDS Meeting : Strategy: Organizers implemented plan to incorporate ACT UP members in proceedings and mollify other activists.
Scientologists Lead Way in Crime Fight : Gangs: Neighbors have joined members of the Church of Scientology in an East Hollywood crime watch group and anti-graffiti brigade.
Washing Cows, Counting Zils: Working Advance for Gorbachev : Politics: Advance means checking every detail of an event--and never getting into the shot.
Milosz and the Gleam on the Black River : THE ETERNAL MOMENT The Poetry of Czeslaw Milosz by Aleksander Fiut translated by Theodosia S. Robertson (University of California Press: $25; 240 pp.; 0-520-06689-8)
Air Programs Offer Free Rental Cars
Trying to Stay Up to Speed on Some Fast Tracks
Street Cruising Is Banned
Gunman Escapes With $15,000 in Rings, Gold Chains in La Habra
Her Last Wish Arrives From Salvador
SHOOTING U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS : Haas, Meek Win Gold Medals
Getting Straight to the Point : Volleyball: Scott Ayakatubby uses acupuncture as part of his training regimen.
Horse Doesn't Silence Critics on East Coast
The NFL's Union That Isn't a Union : Football: Players have taken a big risk by decertifying, and those in the labor world will watch closely what happens next.
Out to Launch
'Scenes' Stealer
MATT GROENING
Cutting Bus Service
THE RIGHT THING
Cat Lover
THE RIGHT THING
THE RIGHT THING
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Coverage of S&L; Bailout Highlights Real Priorities
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Restoring a Canyon
'Lolita' for All Time
Younger Generation
All for 'America'
"Hooray for Hollywood" Meets "Wall Street"
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Turning Down Tap
Lack of Hospitality?
Glad to Take a Hike
THE RIGHT THING
On Ghost Singers, Lip-Syncing and Hip-Syncing
THE RIGHT THING
Bay's Health
THE RIGHT THING
I'd like to thank cable's Family Channel...
Two Places to Love
Give New Realty Agents a Break
Getting Down to Basics With Beatty
LETTERS IN VIEW : Gun Control Arguments Aim at Targets
THE RIGHT THING
THE RIGHT THING
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Planning Ahead for a Thirsty County
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Have a Seat, Baby
Bay's Health
On Sam Hall Kaplan
THE RIGHT THING
LETTERS IN VIEW : Gun Control Arguments Aim at Targets
On Sam Hall Kaplan
The $115,000 Racing Shells for Newport Aquatic Center
Mayor Lost for a Good Reason
Getting Down to Basics With Beatty
AN UNHEALTHFUL SITUATION
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
NRA and Guns: Why Doesn't the Press Discuss Car Control?
Best McColl Dump Option: Closure
On Sam Hall Kaplan
The June 3 TV Times cover on...
THE RIGHT THING
NRA and Guns: Why Doesn't the Press Discuss Car Control?
On Ghost Singers, Lip-Syncing and Hip-Syncing
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
On Ghost Singers, Lip-Syncing and Hip-Syncing
THE RIGHT THING
Apartment Values
Mayor Lost for a Good Reason
The Cellular Telephone Industry Provides Service at Prices the Market Is Willing to Bear
MATT GROENING
ICN Challenges 'Controversial' Drug Description
Ad Writers Need to Reassess Their Audience
Flawed Arguments in Parkland Swap
The $115,000 Racing Shells for Newport Aquatic Center
THE RIGHT THING
Getting Down to Basics With Beatty
The Monorail Is No Pipe Dream
Consider Needs of All Students
No Mussels in Brussels
LETTERS IN VIEW : Gun Control Arguments Aim at Targets
THE RIGHT THING
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
NRA and Guns: Why Doesn't the Press Discuss Car Control?
Immigration Battle
Immigration Battle
Looking at Jewels
LETTERS IN VIEW : Gun Control Arguments Aim at Targets
To comment on the movie "Double Standard,"...
Addenda to Termites
Lost Confidence
On Sam Hall Kaplan
Planning Ahead for a Thirsty County
Column One : The Mind Behind the Religon : From a life haunted by emotional and financial troubles, L. Ron Hubbard brought forth Scientology. He achieved godlike status among his followers, and his death has not deterred the church's efforts to reach deeper into society.
Perspective Missing in Canyon Fight
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
The Real Poison
Television women, particularly the housewives, have sure...
Yesteryear Through Youthful Eyes : HERO OVER HERE by Kathleen V. Kudlinski illustrated by Bert Dodson (Viking Kestrel: $11.95; 64 pp., 0-670-83050-X) : A LONG WAY TO GO by Zibby Oneal, illustrated by Michael Dooling (Viking Kestrel: $11.95; 64 pp., 0-870-82532-8)
Controversy Over Flag Amendment
In the '80s, the Rich Got a Lot Richer, But With New Taxes That Could Change : Income: The wealthy profited greatly under tax laws of the '80s, increasing their share of the national pie. But new levies may target them.
MAKE 'EM LAUGH
Addenda to Termites
Advice to Home Sellers
Win-Win Solution to Market Proposal
Bolted Foundations
THE RIGHT THING
Los Angeles County - News from June 24, 1990
The Mind Behind the Religion : Chapter Four : The Final Days : Deep in hiding, Hubbard kept tight grip on the church.
Redesigning the Soviet Union : Nine Soviet activists describe how the superpower may look within a year
In Search of . . . Billie Dove
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : 14 RITUALS : Wake Up and Smell the Flowers
The Mind Behind the Religion : Chapter Two : Creating the Mystique : Hubbard's image was crafted of truth, distorted by myth.
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK : TV's 'Bart Simpson' Drafted Into the War Against Disease
Mr. Sandman . . . : New Sleeping Pills Work Where Old-Fashioned Remedies Fail
Old Homes Still House City History
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HIDDEN CALIFORNIA : Back to Our Swampy Past
Albania Now Open for Tourist Business
Gardening : How to Wash Residues Off Produce
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : DESIGN : Let There Be Luci Fair
The Ballad of Hooty Croy : 'True Believer' Attorney Tony Serra Fights His Own Version of the Indian Wars--in a Courtroom
Feeling the Heat in Heviz Can Be a Nice Way to Let Off Some Steam
Bradley's Goal for DWP: Shift Focus to Environment : NEWS ANALYSIS
The Mind Behind the Religion : Life With L. Ron Hubbard : Aides indulged his eccentricities and egotism
The Mind Behind the Religion : Defining the Theology
Marc N. Weiss: An Independent Point of View
Mandela Praised as 'the Statesman of Our Time' : Tour: He visits Boston, where the Old North Church tolls a welcome. He lunches with the Kennedys and is cheered at a mass rally.
The Mind Behind the Religion : Church Scriptures Get High-Tech Protection
SCR Chief Is 'Flummoxed' Over City's Fear of Flyers : Theater: The troupe's distribution of a leaflet urging patrons to contact legislators in support of the NEA raises issues of politics and accounting, Costa Mesa's mayor says.
WORLD CUP '90 : Dull Defenses Dim Cup Play : Soccer: Many teams played for first-round ties to be safe for second-round play.
The Man in Control
Burglaries and Lies Paved a Path to Prison
Northrop, Douglas Unveil Advanced Fighter
Croatia Discarding Its Communist Symbols
Secord Drops Appeal in Contra Case
3 Doctors Face U.S. Inquiry Over Loans : Simi Valley: The physicians may be charged with bribery for allegedly taking a hospital's money in exchange for patient referrals.
Surplus Olympic Funds Granted to 13 Agencies
QUOTA WATCH : Peanut Politics
Escondido
Police Say Officer Was Led to Ambush
San Diego
Ministers Will Open AIDS Education Week
Judge Says City Must Zone Area for Project : Warner Ridge: In a setback for Councilwoman Picus and some homeowners, the council is ordered to let a commercial development proceed in line with the General Plan.
GOLF ROUNDUP : McCallister Leads, but Irwin Only 2 Back After Nearly Missing Tee Time
Cassette Prices Rise, Close the Gap on Compact Discs : Recordings: Distributors defend the $10.98 cassette but say across-the-board hikes are still some time off.
Presbyterians Are Seeking to Reverse Losses
'88 Yellowstone Fire Was Spark for Concert to Raise Funds for Park : Benefit: Composer Chip Davis wants to help the Park Service get out the word that the park is OK and contribute as much as $1 million for programs there.
Elsie the Cow Is Back: It has...
Gas Price-Fixing Suit Is Reinstated
Shamrock Holdings Forms New Investment Fund: Shamrock...
Tentative Distribution Agreement Health Tech Inc., a...
American Savings Buys Huntington Federal: Acquisition of...
$2.5 Million Ransom Paid to Free Brazilian in Kidnap-Plagued Rio : Crime: At least 26 captives have been ransomed this year. A newspaper calls the city the 'hostage of organized crime.'
California IN BRIEF : LOMA LINDA : Girls in Desert Case Remain Hospitalized
Sarah Flores Seeks to Intervene in Rights Case
Wrong Call, a Burst of Fire : Crime: Slain Fullerton Police Officer Tommy De La Rosa decided that the house a suspect was taking him to was secure, but it was too far away from backup officers.
Stage Silent Awaiting the Wreckers : High-Rise Tower Slated to Replace California Theatre
CCDC Kills Artwork Depicting Illegal Alien
San Diego
MINOR LEAGUE REPORT / JIM LINDGREN : Strikeouts Are a Problem, but Plantier Still on Way Up
Ives Judges the Wind Correctly
Huddling With GM and Agent
Plimpton's Paris Review Joins Those Refusing NEA Grants
'Dinosaur': Clumsy but Likable
Oakland Tribune Partner Leaves Board in Dispute : Media: L.A. attorney Paul R. Greenberg steps down after 7 years.
Mansion Fire Causes $86 Million in Damage
'Murder Epidemic' Alarms Chicago : Crime: The city that invented drive-by shootings during Prohibition is now plagued by them. Police blame gang activity.
China Flood Toll Hits 254
No Charges to Be Filed Against Officer in Dispute
Ewing Kauffman, co-owner of the Kansas City...
His Work 'Running' Triathlon Allows Others to Do the Same
Members of the NCAA Infractions Committee will...
IHL Team Starts Putting It Together
Senior Citizen Housing Project
Israeli Officer Says Higher-Ups Ordered Beatings
June Christy; 'Grande Dame' of Jazz Singing
'Robin HUD' Gets 46 Months for Stealing $6 Million From U.S.
Cut Radiation Exposure 60%, Panel to Urge
Nation IN BRIEF : PENNSYLVANIA : Hospital Error Cause of 3 Infants' Deaths
Officer Slaying Underlines Growing Risk in Drug War
INTERIORS : Master Bedrooms : Homeowners Are Waking Up to the Possibilities of a House Within a House
Swiss Link Iranian Government to Assassination of Rebel Leader
William Perry Hart; Advertising Executive
Racism and the Fight for Rights Collide in a Painful Paradox : China: Attacks on black students make its democracy movement an imperfect one, but it does not negate the struggle; the contradiction exists here, too.
Transient Stabbed to Death, Autopsy Shows
LA PALMA : City Council Fixes Property Code Fines
OJAI : Hearing Slated on Guest-House Permits
'Friendly Fire' Killed Buena Park Soldier : Military: The Army admits that a 19-year-old was accidentally shot by other U.S. servicemen during Panama invasion.
Protesters Put Border Lights on the Shelf : Immigration: Organizers of the movement say they will give officials a chance to make good on recent vows to deal with the problem of illegal crossing.
Jeweler, Carrying an Uzi, Shoots Alleged Robber to Death
SHOOTING U.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS : La Crescenta's Nygord Wins Air-Pistol Event
Stanton Close to Rare Reprise : Motocross: He needs to finish at least ninth to become the second rider to win consecutive Supercross titles.
Track's Values Have Gone Out to Lunch
Home Court Is Where Trakh's Heart Is : Girls' basketball: Brea-Olinda coach has had offers to work on the college level but none has been just right.
Imperial Savings Put Into Receivership: The San...
7 U.S. Ambassadors Confirmed by Senate
Power Shift Talks OKd in Myanmar : Opposition: Military junta says it is willing to meet with May 27 election winners.
California IN BRIEF : ORANGE : TRW Employee Tied to Credit Fraud Ring
Invasion of Home Media Center Can Be Repelled
AIDS CONFERENCE NOTEBOOK : Doctor With HIV Tells of Being Shunned by Peers
Tour Takes In $1.2 Million--in Barely 24 Hours : Fund-raisers: From Washington to Miami to Los Angeles, most of the Mandela events have already been sold out.
Boy Shot to Death by Classmate a Day Before School Ends
Mexican Fruit Fly Find Prompts Setting of Traps
Hearing Witness Links Man to Acid Attack : Hearing: Emad Fawzi Kalta could get life in prison if convicted of blinding a Glendale woman.
The Show Goes On : Students Stage Play to Honor Former Teacher Guilty of Molestation
CFL's Argonauts Suspend Wagner After He Leaves Camp
Cardiff's Machado a Surfing Prodigy
When Is Too Much More Than Enough? : Movies: Saturation selling may not make people rush to see 'Dick Tracy.' The independent film 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' had a better opening weekend.
COMMENTARY : Mets Are Turning Things Around
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Expos Beat Pirates, Pull Within Half-Game
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Sunday Silence Has Distant Rooters
Encounters in a Strange Land : Latinos: Senior citizens gather once a week to talk in Spanish about the past and help each other get used to the American culture.
Support for Castro, Kadafi Disturbs U.S. : Third World: Mandela's backing of those leaders and Arafat could hurt his talks with President Bush. Some fear a wider rift between blacks and Jews.
Philip Morris Buying Coffee, Candy Giant : Deals: The $3.8-billion acquisition of Switzerland's Jacobs Suchard will help the cigarette maker compete better against Nestle, the world's biggest food company.
ENVIRONMENT / SAVING THE OZONE : U.S. Has Key Role at Global Talks
Illegals, Day Laborers Win in 2 Rulings
L.A. Prison Funds Cut by Legislators : Budget: 900 prison guard spots also targeted by conference committee. Both actions could be overturned, however.
Woman Dies After Car Hit by Trucks
Coastal Agency Donates $2 Million for Huntington Beach Pier Project : Public works: The biggest single contribution for the $12.8-million structure still leaves the city $5.3 million short of full funding.
Bradley Signs Housing Ordinance Into Law
Man Convicted of Murder in Slayings of 2 : Justice: But jurors refuse to return a multiple-murder finding, which would have meant an automatic life sentence without parole for a 26-year-old Orange man.
Is It Opinion or Is It Fact? : * Libel Ruling Is a Huge Setback for Speech
BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : A Move Toward Eliminating Draws
Gooden, Others Say He's Ready to Return to Top Form for Mets
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: LARRY DIERKER : From Mound to Mike : His Astro Days Over, Taft High Product Dierker Regales TV-Radio Audiences
Detroit Stymied by Finley : Baseball: Left-hander gives up only three hits in 8 1/3 innings but doesn't get the victory as Angels win, 1-0, on Winfield's triple.
TRIATHLON
Two Unreal Matchups in 'Real World Cup'
Hugh Southern, GM of the Met, Resigns
Verbal Clash Symbolizes Divisions in AIDS Struggle
Paris, Bonn Call for Western Aid to Help Soviet Economy
Lawyer for City Puts Barry at Drug Use Site
Balboa Exits Closed Through Weekend
2,500 to Participate in Special Olympics
Riverside's Faria Wins Speedway Main Event
Brader Claims 1st Street Stock Main-Event Win at Ventura
L.A. GAMES PREVIEW : Coach's Resignation Leaves Cleveland Basketball Team in a State of Uncertainty
Nordskog, Duvall Head Field in Benefit Powerboat Race