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What happened on December 03, 1985
BUSINESS
Canada Sells de Havilland to Boeing Co. From Times Wire Services
Center National Bank Changes Presidents as It Fights Losses STUART SILVERSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Singapore Jolted by Collapse of Major Industrial Concern From Times Wire Services
Congress sent Reagan a bill to allow gold coins.
Los Angeles County
Stocks Drop on Profit Taking; Dow Off 14.22 : Blue Chip Index Suffers Biggest Loss Since Aug. 6 From Times Wire Services
Business Productivity Up Strongly in Quarter Associated Press
USDA Reports Say Trend Will Continue Next Year : Farmers' Incomes Down Sharply From Times Wire Services
3 Airlines Trim N.Y.-Florida Fares From Associated Press
Foreign Exchange for Monday, Dec. 2, 1985 : Dollar Higher; Gold Mostly Lower Associated Press
Yields on three-month Treasury bills rose slightly.
Seahawk Oil Records Profit for 3rd Quarter CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
New Tandon President Shifts Gears From IBM JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Litton Net Off 35.5% in 1st Quarter AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Texaco was denied a bid to delay a hearing.
The St. Lawrence Seaway was reopened briefly.
Construction Spending Rises 0.5% in Month Associated Press
Help-wanted advertising increased in October.
Britain's Two Biggest Merger Bids Launched From Reuters
25% of State Farms May Face Bankruptcy BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Sears said it will broaden its Discover card test.
Dunes Hotels turned down Golden Nugget's offer.
NEC Raises Prices on Certain Chips : Japan's Largest Producer Cites Stronger Yen for 20% Hike DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Wyle Profit, Revenue Falls in Third Quarter
Slow-Growth Drives Scare Some Builders, but Effect Is Limited JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Plitt, MCA Will Build 17-Screen Movie Complex KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Peso Gains Strength Against the Dollar Associated Press
Thrifts Split Over Advertising Approach TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
MGM/UA said Ivan F. Boesky has a 5.7% interest.
Thinking Small Pays Off for Anchor Steam Brewer Associated Press
Competition Too Much for Landmark BILL RITTER
Forstmann, Little & Co. will settle its Revlon suit.
Commodities : Monday, Dec. 2, 1985 : Coffee Prices Hit 5-Year High From Associated Press
'It Was High-Tech or Bust,' Concedes Chairman : Automated Teller Repairs Give AIDCO Shot in the Arm ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Corporate Jet Management and Charter Service : Pilot Tries to Get Aircraft Business Off Ground GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Aerosystems Drops Effort for Navy Contract GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Companies Make More Than 30 Kinds of Humanoids : Business Based on Dummies Is Getting Better From the Stamford Advocate
Hartley Drops His President Title at Unocal DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Program Homes In on Housing Industry : 'Financial Management Software' Is Changing Fortunes of Former Shapell Executive BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Ailing Pride Air Seeks Chapter 11 Protection Associated Press
Register Bells Are Ringing at Museum Gift Shops ARIAN COLLINS, Times Staff Writer
OAS Urged to Adopt Free-Market Policies : Shultz Lectures Latins on Debt DOYLE McMANUS and JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writers
Design-Change Plans May Threaten Future of GM Van Nuys Plant JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Nation
NEWS
Eating Disorders, Awareness on Rise PATRICK MOTT
Carbide's Sabotage Theory at Bhopal Angers Indians RONE TEMPEST and MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writers
Major Jungle Lab Falls to Colombia-Peru Assault : Latin Nations Uniting in War on Cocaine JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Manson Follower Sandra Good Paroled
Court Allows Wide Review of Criminal Confessions Associated Press
Medical Group Cites Flaws in 'Silent Scream,' Response ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Teamsters Chief Williams to Enter Prison LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
List of Lottery Millionaires Grows by One From Times Wire Services
Director of NASA, 3 Others Indicted : Present, Ex-General Dynamics Aides Accused in Weapons System Overruns WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Region
U.S. Reacts Strongly Against Aquino Verdict : State Dept. Calls It 'Difficult to Reconcile' With Earlier Inquiry BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Apology on Spy Followed Shultz Call to Israel DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Bail Rejected for Pollard's Wife United Press International
The World
The Nation
Postal Service Loss $251 Million Associated Press
Israel's Military Chief Leads Lebanon Assault From Reuters
The Region
The Region : Auto Kills 2 Children in San Clemente
House Approves Trade Bill Despite Threatened Veto United Press International
Tardy Utility Payment Fatal to Zoo Monkeys From Reuters
Mugabe in Moscow From The Guardian
Reagan Upbeat on Economy--Omits 2 Issues ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Nuclear Dump Site Studies Permitted From Times Wire Services
Space Shuttle Lands Safely Associated Press
Liberals Rout Separatists in Quebec's Election KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Campaign Finance Vote Delayed Associated Press
Action Urged to Sort Out Glut of Toxic-Injury Lawsuits MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
Northwest Hit by New Storm : Drifts Leave Much of Midwest Snowed In From Associated Press
The World
McFarlane Resignation Talk Grows From Times Wire Services
No. 1 Gauge of Economy Up Tiny 0.3% : Advance Smallest in 4 Months; Home Sales Down Sharply Associated Press
The World
The Region
Quake Jars 9 Colombian Cities United Press International
The State
The Region
U.S. Still Awaiting Israeli Cooperation on Spy Issue NORMAN KEMPSTER and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Killer to Let Brain Be Studied After Death for Cause of Rages Associated Press
The Nation
Nuclear Weapons Test Set Associated Press
Physicians Issue Alert on Violence ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
Execution in Texas Blocked United Press International
The World
Anyone Attacking Libya Is Our Enemy as Well, Syria Says From Reuters
The Nation
Toy Maker Praised as Grenada Example Guilty of Fraud United Press International
Bonner, Frail and Tired, Arrives in Rome DON A. SCHANCHE and WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writers
Court That Let Gen. Ver Go Socks It to Postman Associated Press
Democratic Candidates to Share in Dinner Proceeds : Brown Raises $700,000 for Assembly Races JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
Business Urged to Send AIDS Victims Home United Press International
The Region
The Nation
The Region
White House Seeks Input on Information Safeguards MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Shift From Special-Event Fund-Raisers Predicted Benjamin Epstein
The Nation
Nakasone to Visit Canada United Press International
'Inexcusable,' Governor Says of Some Farm Workers' Plight RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Wife of Sen. Goldwater Loses a Leg to Infection Associated Press
The Nation : 3 Held in Smuggling Plot
Every time he mentions those pesky felines, he comes within a cat's whisker of getting hung by a short leash Jack Smith
Canada Stiffens Its Drunk-Driving Law Associated Press
The World : No Vatican Apology to Jews
The State
The World
The State
Astronauts Ready to Land, 'Exhilarated' by Space Walks THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Meat Firm Workers End Strike Despite Making No Gains HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
U.S. Reacts Strongly Against Aquino Verdict : Widow Joins Race for President; Ver Back in Top Military Post NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Soup to Sushi : Birth of a Salesman: Electronics CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
1,600 Sign Up to Design Kent State Memorial Associated Press
Couple Wear Karate's Black Belt of Courage : Self-Defense Helps Cross Boundaries Built by Disability JACQUELINE SAVAIANO
No. 2 Man in Top N.Y. Mafia Family Dies : Aniello Dellacroce, 71, of Gambino Clan Was Under Indictment Associated Press
U.S. Officers in Liaison Role for Malta Jet Attack Associated Press
Outgrowing the Big Apple : L.A. Expected to Surpass N.Y. in Population by Year 2000, Study Says LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Hero's Trip Downhill All the Way JENNINGS PARROTT
Botha Lifts Emergency in 8 of 38 Areas : Funeral for 12 Turns Into Anti-Apartheid Protest by Thousands Associated Press
Mahony Cancels Sale of Cathedral High School LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
The State
Drug Slaying in Mexico Associated Press
Director of NASA, 3 Others Indicted : Present, Ex-General Dynamics Aides Accused in Weapons System Overruns WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Defendant 'Happy' About Israeli Slayings, Court Told Associated Press
Lung Cancer Rate Drops Significantly in White Men MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
2 Nations Stymied in Efforts to Shut Off Flow : Mexico a Funnel for U.S.-Bound Cocaine DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
'Killer Bees'--State Wins the First Round RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
16 Rescued as Raging Seas Sink Boats Off Calif. Coast : Pre-Dawn Waves Hit 28 Feet LEONARD GREENWOOD, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Two Women With Two (Sad) Stories CAROLYN SEE
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
HICKEY: New Administrator : A 'Squeaky Clean' Florida Man Named New County Chief DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Attacked After Game : Hurt Umpire Wins $2,800 Call in Court ELIZABETH LU, Times Staff Writer
Echo Park Conflict : L.A. Episcopal Bishop Censures Four Laymen LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Computer Class for the Deaf Gives Students Tools for Success DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Canadian Couples Take Stand in Huffman Case JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Ruling Near on Razing to Allow Condo Project Andy Rose
Manila Whitewash
Foster Mother of 9 Sues to Keep All
Toys for Tots Collecting Gifts for Children SEBASTIAN DORTCH, Times Staff Writer
Rain to End but High Surf Will Pound County Coast NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Countywide
San Diego
San Clemente
'I developed a kind of maniacal dedication.' PERRY C. RIDDLE
Father Cleared of Felony Child Stealing
Why South Africa Doesn't Fall : Many Crises Are Boiling, but Not the Stuff of Revolution HERMANN GILIOMEE, Hermann Giliomee, a professor of political studies at the University of Capetown, is the author of "Ethnic Power Mobilized: Can South Africa Change?" (Yale University Press 1979).
Santa Ana Council Votes $8 Million for School Construction ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Custodian Who Lived at School With Teen-Age Girl Pleads Guilty RENATE ROBEY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Martinez Apologizes for Credit-Card Usage TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
Full Inquiry Urged in Office Bombings From By a Times Staff Writer
Poway Couple Donates $8 Million to Scripps H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Plans to Penalize L.A. on Sanctuary Issue Questioned LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
High Achievers
Celebrate 1st King Holiday as Peace Day, Widow Says CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Situation in the Philippines
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Vicious Dogs
Egypt's Action Against Hijackers
Public Meeting Today on Westdome Proposal Andy Rose
Interstate 710
4 Members Sworn In : Conservatives Take the Reins of City Council RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Corporate Gambling Fever Forgets About Employees JOHN F. BERRY, John F. Berry is the co-author with Mark Green of "The Challenge of Hidden Profits: Reducing Corporate Bureaucracy and Waste" (William Morrow)
Father Is Acquitted of Child Stealing, Says He Will Seek Daughters' Custody THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
It's Wetter Than Usual Hereabouts GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Police Learn to Put It in Computer Lingo TOM GORMAN
Anaheim : Two Sue City, Firms for Damages in Fricker Fire Nancy Wride
Bank Holdups Ebb; Southland Still Leads U.S. From Associated Press
Laguna Beach : Old Top of the World Sewer Plans on Agenda Robert Schwartz \f7
Change in Plans : Armored-Car Strike Forces Some Firms to Limit Cash, Coin Outflow SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
La Jolla
San Marcos
Crash Probe Uncovers Problems
Court Escapee a Felon Facing Murder Count ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
More Study Urged on Oil Well Hazards to Metro Rail RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Father Cleared by Jurors of Child Stealing THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Trust-Busting Snoopery
Sneaky Suspicions in the Israeli Spy Case WILLIAM SEAMANS, William Seamans has reported from Israel and the Middle East for ABC News since 1967 and has been chief of the ABC news bureau in Tel Aviv since 1972
Orange : Groups Plan Series of Gun-Safety Programs Bill Billiter \f7
Convicted in Jail Stabbings : Court Escapee a Felon Facing Murder Charge ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
British Recluse Refused Opportunity to Be Laureate : Poet, Jazz Critic Philip Larkin Dies at 63 BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
The Ugly Beauty
Bank Vent Intruder Faces Arraignment
Judge Orders Frustaci Malpractice Lawsuit Moved to Santa Monica
'World's Largest' : 17-Screen Movie Complex Planned in Universal City KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Ramirez Arraigned on Eight Charges in Mission Viejo Attack JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Corona's Adult Bookstore Closes After 4-Year Battle BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pair in Costa Mesa Bank Robbery Get Long Terms JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
The NBA / Thomas Bonk : Michael Jordan to Have Foot Unwrapped Before Christmas THOMAS BONK
Names in the News
Penn Spurts to a 63-54 Victory Over USC : Trojans Blow an Eight-Point Lead and Lose for Third Straight Time STEVE BERKOWITZ
Waves Roll Over Nevada Reno, 100-69 RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Chapman Takes On Biola in Rematch MIKE PENNER
Defense Providing Hope, but Chargers Could Use Help on the Offensive Line CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Virgil Still Has No Idea Why Padres Fired Him : Former Third Base Coach May Join Giants, Says Williams Is Probably Next to Go TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Montreal, Pittsburgh Win in Shutouts From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Mexico Gets Another Shot at South Korea GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Cooper Suffers a Broken Nose
SDSU, Arkansas Similar--Except for Early Records STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Australian Open Tennis Championships : McEnroe Escapes Defeat but Receives $1,500 Fine From Times Wire Services
Janecyk Returns From Suspension; Kings Play Host to Oilers Tonight CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
11 Orange County Teams Alive in Southern Section Playoffs
Brock's Support Wavering : Robinson Says He'll Announce Starter Thursday RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Although Nebraska Is Cold, UC Irvine Is Not, 87-80 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
For the Irish, Utter Humiliation Came in 59-0 Loss 41 Years Ago
Scovil Fired as Head Coach at San Diego State DAVE DISTEL, Times San Diego County Sports Editor
Names in the News
College Basketball Roundup : Georgia Tech Bounces Back to Edge St. Louis From Times Wire Services
Utah Rallies to Defeat Golden State, 103-100 Associated Press
The Preps / Scott Howard-Cooper : Mira Costa Girls (23-0) Dominate SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Penn Rallies in 2nd Half to Beat USC Associated Press
Glendale Rally Beats Huntington Beach TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego State Fires Football Coach Doug Scovil After Aztecs' 5-6-1 Season
Analysis : It Still Comes Down To. . . : Palmer And Nicklaus BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
Newman's Car, Sockers' Possessions Are Stolen From the Sports Arena
Boys Basketball Roundup : Middleton Leads Tustin Over Fallbrook
Small Colleges / Alan Drooz : After 71-0 Loss, Occidental Can't Get Out of Iowa ALAN DROOZ
Names in the News
In Arcane World of Horses, His Work Is More Than Just a Footnote : Trackman Has Seen, and Run, Last Race BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
You Can Come Home : But Midfielder Juli Veee Finds Something Missing on the Field and in the Stands With San Diego Sockers MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Girls Basketball Roundup : Marina Edges Estancia in Irvine Tournament
Bears' Perfect Season Crumbles in Miami Vise MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Kim Oden Named Conference MVP
Redskin Coach Decides He'll Start George Rogers Over Riggins Sunday Associated Press
Anteaters Freeze Nebraska, 87-80 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Three College Football Coaching Spots Filled
ENTERTAINMENT
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Premiere Ends Hiatus For Russell HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
CABLE: NEW FRONTIER GROWS UP : It Must Now Turn to New Programming, Technologies to Secure Its Future MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
CABLE: NEW FRONTIER GROWS UP : Picking Up on 'Hitchhiker'--Something Different This Way Comes on the Tube MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
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In Sweeps Stakes, Nbc Edges Cbs JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Sculpture Rooted In Prehistory JANE GREENSTEIN, Greenstein is a Times intern from USC
Tv Review : Vintage Manilow In 'Copacabana' LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
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