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What happened on December 16, 1985
NEWS
UCLA's Arrowhead Camp Meets Many Needs PAT B. ANDERSON, Anderson lives in Brentwood
Anti-Apartheid Front Launches New Campaign to Free Mandela MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Manual Arts: A Diamond Jubilee : Alumni Celebrate and Recall Their Years at L.A. School BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Steel, Koreans to Operate Cal. Plant : 1,100 Jobs Assured at Bay Area Facility; Utah Mill Faces 'Significant Reduction' Associated Press
Border Town's Bustle Linked to Drug Traffic : DEA Estimates $200 Million a Year Is Being Laundered in San Ysidro, Called 'Little Miami' RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Four in Family, One Other Killed in Crash of Plane United Press International
2 Californians Convicted of Plot to Ship Missiles to Iran Associated Press
The Region
Walesa Defies Court Summons United Press International
The Nation
British Film Producer in Lebanon Feared Kidnaped Associated Press
The Region
Peking Announces Two Reactor Deals United Press International
Robinson Says He'll Run for Dornan's Seat KENNETH F. BUNTING and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Family of Costa Rica Ambassador Flees Fire United Press International
Israel Bars Arab Delegation's Jordan Trip DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Memorial Rite on TV Associated Press
The Nation
The World
Factory Use Up 0.2% Associated Press
Hedgecock to Host Talk Show Associated Press
The World : Ethiopian Aide Missing
The Region
The World
The World
The State : Ng Trial Set to Start Today
Weinberger Hits ASAT Test Ban Associated Press
The World
Israel Issues Warning as Syria Redeploys Missiles DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Ortega Fears That Lethal Contra Aid Will Lead to U.S. Intervention WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
New Guatemala Leader Holds Talks With Ortega WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Book Reviews : Buried Past Places the World at Risk PAT HILTON, Hilton is a local film reviewer and a syndicated writer on entertainment for the Tribune Media Services. and
2 Youths Arrested in Locker Ransacking at 2 Downey Schools
The Nation : Bush Seeks Terrorist Law
Fourth-graders get the personal touch in history as they go back to the times of one man's life Jack Smith
The Region : Former Officer Sentenced
The Nation
The Nation
President Holds 'Raucous' Meeting With Balky GOP : He Tries to Salvage Tax Reform Bill From Times Wire Services
Economists See Recession Looming in '87 Associated Press
Could Break 'Star Wars' Shield at Fraction of Cost, Soviets Say United Press International
Bar's Disciplinary Policies at Root of Dispute Over Dues MYRNA OLIVER, Times Legal Affairs Writer
Riverboat Under Repair After Collision With Tug United Press International
The World
Record-Setting Cold in East Sends Thousands of Homeless to Shelters From Times Wire Services
Cuba Transplant Patient From Reuters
The Region
Government Eases Trade Restrictions on Exports to China Associated Press
The Nation
New Project Designed to Be Landmark WAYNE SWANSON
High Court Limits Right to See Attorney : Denies Drunk Driving Suspect Consultation Before Breath Test Associated Press
Schroeder's Hometown Getting Into Christmas Picture JENNINGS PARROTT
The Region
Book Review : Examining Roles of Maids, Employers ELAINE KENDALL
The Nation
Assad Reportedly Rejected Kadafi Plot to Murder Hussein From Reuters
The World
3-Year Term in School Sex Case
AIDS, Medicare Reportedly Face U.S. Fund Cuts Associated Press
The State
The Region
The Region
Greens Avoid Clash On Governing Role WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Australia Crash Kills 11 From Reuters
Book Review : Latin American Jew as Alienated Hero ALAN CHEUSE, Cheuse is the author of "The Bohemians," a novel, and other fiction. He is book commentator on NPR's "All Things Considered." and
U.S. and Canadian Towns Grieve Over Crash Victims ERIC MALNIC and DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
The Region
Edwards Trial Judge Says Thumbs-Down Juror Stays Associated Press
Mrs. Goldwater's Rites Attended by Hundreds Associated Press
Pratt & Whitney's Machinists Ratify Contract, End Strike Associated Press
Holiday Accident-Prevention Tips : An Open Season for Injuries, Fatalities and Damage PATRICIA McCORMACK, United Press International
Romania Agrees to Human Rights Talks With U.S. NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Survey Reveals Growing Concern : Airline Pilots Link Decline in Safety to Deregulation From Times Wire Services
The Region
Ex-Reagan Adviser Acquitted Associated Press
Ng Trial Set to Start Today
Paul Zweig, as a Dark Poet, Views His Onrushing Demise DAVID RODMAN SMITH, Smith is a professor of literature at Caltech and at the Universite de Nice. and
Peace Group Tries a 'Spacebridge' : Beyond War Uses 6-Nation TV Hookup for Award Rites KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Propane Tank Explosion Leaves 2 Dead, 10 Missing Associated Press
Free Football Party Lures Fugitives Into Arms of Law RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Sharing Wealth, Power : Haiti: How the 2 Elites Take Turns BELLA STUMBO, Times Staff Writer
Fashioned With Flash : Colorful Architecture Fills Golden Triangle WAYNE SWANSON
Six Children of Ailing Divorcee Die in House Fire Associated Press
'Stand Me Up!' : And 87-Year-Old Makes 216th Parachute Jump LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Key Leaders Won't Back Tax Reform : GOP Reps. Lott and Cheney Say Reagan Won't Sway Them BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Crash Victims Were Heroes, Reagan Says : President Assures Grieving Families, 'We Mourn With You' United Press International
Driven by Hunger, They Face Many Perils : Hard Winter Spurs Idaho Deer Into Fatal Migration LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Her Family's Yule Photo Session Is Hardly a Snap CAROLYN KENNEDY, Kennedy lives in Cupertino
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
State Awards $75,000 to Widow in '77 SOS Accident MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Pain in the Public Interest : Reagan's Humiliation on Deficit, Tax Bills Is for the U.S. Good ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Retired Marine Corps Lt. Gen. John McQueen Dies at Age 86
Robinson to Give Up Assembly Post in Bid to Unseat Rep. Dornan KENNETH F. BUNTING and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
San Diego
San Diego
Critical Vote on Westdome Bonds Before City Council ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
For Indochinese, Political Stock Is Rising LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Santa Ana
Santa Ana
A Shift in Style or an Ominous Warning? GERALD F. UELMEN, Gerald F. Uelmen is a professor of law at Loyola Law School.
La Mesa
San Diego
Growth Ushers in Urban Problems : Clogged Streets Concern Triangle Residents ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Commitment to Parks
Cranston's Report
Times Series on Cocaine
Times Series on Cocaine
North County : Experimental Telephone Line to Be Discontinued Sibyl Jefferson \f7
Murder Suspect Is Wounded in Knife Attack at County Jail GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
4,000 Feast on Businessmen's Good Will : In 5 Years, Group's Christmas Party Mushrooms Into a Tradition MAYERENE BARKER, Staff Writer
Times Series on Cocaine
Religious Investors: A $9-Million Loss? : SEC Sues Universal City and Texas Firms Over Missing Funds JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Directive Orders Photographing of Youths by Police H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Slow Growth of Wages in U.S.
Calabasas Residents Protest Firefighting Cuts BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Purchase of Farms Studied--to Reap the Water : MWD Has Eye on San Joaquin Valley Land RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Casino Mentality
Gramm-Rudman: A Nation and Its Future Downsized GARY HART, Gary Hart (D-Colo.) is a member of the Senate Budget Committee.
Politicians Now Want to Be Called Names--Down-Home Names ART SEIDENBAUM, Art (Arthur D.) Seidenbaum is The Times' Opinion editor
'I presume,' she said, 'you are anti-war toy?' : Ho, Ho, Hum Al Martinez
Times Series on Cocaine
Santa Ana : Man Critically Injured in Stabbing by Friend Kim Murphy \f7
Divers Search Santa Ana River for Jogger Knocked Off Bridge by Car KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Stores Make New Offer to Teamsters in 41-Day Strike STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Competition, Controversy Enshroud Currency Exchanges PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
A Vital Ruling in Costa Rica
$400,000 Monthly in Wagering : 5 Arrested in Crackdown on Sporting-Event Betting JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Ian Stewart, Early Rolling Stone, Dies in London
Yorba Linda : Water District to Raise Rates to Erase Deficit Gary Jarlson \f7
Santa Ana : 2 Neighbors' Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting Kim Murphy \f7
How to Fill Helfeld's Shoes?
32 Students in U.S. Selected as Rhodes Scholars From the Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Choreographer Jeffrey Hornaday Is On The Line LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Lethargic Doobie CONNIE JOHNSON
Music Review : Pacific Chorale Marks Yuletide CHRIS PASLES
Pop Review : Fear's Talent Remains, But The Chills Are Gone RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
'America' Canceled By Kcbs-tv JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Review : Frank Morgan Displays His Devotion To Parker DON HECKMAN
Cutting A Critic Down To Size HOWARD ROSENBERG
Art Review : Whimsical Animals Fit The Season WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Tv Review : '3 Wives' Remake Accents Romance LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Hall Chorale Does Baroque 'Messiah' TERRY McQUILKIN
Critics Choose 'Brazil' As Best Picture Of 1985 JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Pop Music Review : Frank Sinatra Jr. At The Flamingo Music Center DON HECKMAN
Stage Review : Mnouchkine Tragedy Is A Marathon SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
East Meets West In 'The Herdsman' KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Pop Review : Making A Move To Greatness ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
SPORTS
Pallares, Gibson, Witte Honored by The Times at Awards Ceremony
Chargers Find Strength in Their Reserve to Down Eagles : Thomas Shows Charger Fans That He Belongs MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Bowl-Bound Trojans Begin Practice Today
Schroeder Rallies Redskins to Win : Despite Cracked Ribs, He Leads Team to 27-24 Victory From Times Wire Services
Rams Notebook : Hill May Be Out of the Linemen Club After 'Long' Reception Complied by Times Staff Writers Chris Dufresne, Rich Roberts and Gene Wojciechowski
Lakers Have It Easy in a 132-119 Victory Over Misfiring Pistons THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Colts Win, Lose Shot at First Pick From Times Wire Services
49ers Close In on Wild-Card Spot : Trailing at Halftime, 9-7, They Rally to Beat Saints, 31-19 From Times Wire Services
NBA Roundup : Johnson Comes Back, and So Do the Celtics DAN HAFNER
McKay to Step Down, Serve as Buccaneers' Consultant
Sutton and Floyd Win Team Title on First Playoff Hole Associated Press
After Fouts Goes Out, Herrmann Comes In and Delivers 20-14 Win CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Snow Chief Is Given a Little Edge, Wins Hollywood Futurity BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Chargers Find Strength in Their Reserve to Down Eagles : Herrmann Leads Victory After Fouts Strains Knee CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Kosar Puts the Browns Within Reach of a Title From Times Wire Services
Packers, With a Last-Second Field Goal, Hand Lions First Loss at Home From Times Wire Services
Raiders and Rams Come Through in a Clinch : Brock's Four Strikes Shatter Cardinals, 46-14 RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
World Cup Soccer : Pomp and Controversy at the Draw GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Rebenstorf's Comeback Is Loud And Clear JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Offensive Line Gets a Big Boost to Its Self-Esteem CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
More at Stake Tonight Than Just a Streak From Times Wire Services
Steelers Win, but Lose Playoff Spot From Times Wire Services
UCLA Women Rally but Fall Short : After Trailing by 22, Bruins Beaten, 68-64, by Tennessee JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Ruff's Four Goals Spark Sabres to 6-2 Victory DAN HAFNER
Two Easy Touchdowns and No. 3 Quarterback Give Cowboys a Title BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Despite Frick, Roger Maris Left His Mark MIKE DOWNEY
UC Irvine Men Win in Swimming, but Women Lose Against Hayward
The Finish Was Definitely Finnish : Favorites Kahkola, Keskitalo Set the Pace in Orange County Marathon STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Review / Mike DiGiovanna : Predictions Can Come Back to Haunt Coaches MIKE DIGIOVANNA
Rams Come Long Way--From New Orleans to Near-Perfect Win GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Maleeva Outlasts Gadusek to Win From Times Wire Services and
Stenerud Has Nightmarish Day as Falcons Edge Vikings From Times Wire Services
TRIATHLONS TRIATHLETES : Lou Gehrig Had Nothing on These Iron Men and Women Who Have Come From All Walks, Runs, Swims and Bikes of Life to Become True Triple Threats in a Grueling Sport TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
A Belated Tribute to L.A. Fans
Marc Wilson Just Isn't the Type for a Quarterback Controversy Scott Ostler
Raiders and Rams Come Through in a Clinch : Allen Leads Way in a 13-3 Victory Over Seahawks MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
AN ODDS LOT THEY ARE : Bookmakers, Legal Fixtures at British Tracks, Add Color to the Racing Scene While Chalking Up Some Nice Profits BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
One Raider's Response Is Straight From the Lip : They Stop All the Seahawks on Field, Then Stop One (Millard) in the Tunnel RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Vazquez Rana said he may drop his UPI bid.
Progress was reported on the Baker debt plan.
Tosco reported problems at a refinery.
Gates Learjet put its consolidation move on hold.
Insurance Regulators Endorse Plan to Ease Liability Coverage Crisis Associated Press
Pennzoil's Liedke Still in a Hurry : Winning Battle With Texaco Would Make Firm a Major Player DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Carbide Rejects GAF Bid, Plans Buy-Back From Reuters
Maverick Chip Maker Shifts Stance : Micron Backs Protectionism After Launching Price War DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Cellular Phones No Longer Only for the Fast Lane CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Allied-Signal added 2 units to those it will spin off.
Shaklee announced a management shake-up.
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