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What happened on December 27, 1985
NEWS
R. Beckwith, 81; President Lincoln's Great-Grandson From Times Wire Services
16 Die in Terrorist Attacks at Rome, Vienna Airports : 117 Hurt in Raid Aimed at Israelis From Times Wire Services
African Chimps Found to Practice Herbal Medicine BOYCE RENSBERGER, The Washington Post
Priceless Relics at Mexico City Museum Stolen From Times Wire Services
Ferhat Abbas; First Head of Independent Algeria Associated Press
Station Prices Soar : FM Radio: Real Sound Investment DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
4 Miami Officers Arrested on Murder, Drug Charges Associated Press
Joffrey Ballet Plans to Encore Benefit Dinner Series Jody Jacobs
The World
Militias Reportedly Initial Lebanon Peace Agreement Associated Press
The World
Reagan, Soviet Chief to Address Other's Nation Associated Press
The State : 13 Die in Holiday Traffic
Group Sought His Release for 7 Years : Dental Convention Finally Welcomes Soviet Emigre Associated Press
The Region
900 Britons Take Chilly North Sea Dip for Charity Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
The World
Ship That Caused Spill Departs Amid Cleanup Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
Passengers Panic, Force Open Jet's Door After Seeing Flames Associated Press
The State
The Nation
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The Region
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The Nation
Skepticism Mounts About Reports of Renewed Soviet-Israeli Ties SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Millions Recovered in Student Aid Probe PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Summer-Like Weather to Drop Into 70s EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Blast in Tel Aviv From Reuters
The Region
The World
India Court Delays Union Carbide Case United Press International
Mass Held for Iraqi POWs From Reuters
Insurance That Saved S&Ls Facing Calls for Reforms JOHN M. BRODER and TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writers
The State
More Record Cold Chills Florida From United Press International
The Nation
Major Airports Were Warned of Terrorism: FAA Associated Press
Military Told to Cut Spare Parts Orders in Which No Price Is Set United Press International
Chicago Redistricting Approved Associated Press
The Region
Radioactive Gas Leaks at Rancho Seco Associated Press
Mt. Etna Stops Spewing Lava, but Quakes Keep Police Units on Alert Associated Press
The Region
Fog Disrupts Airline Travel in Southland SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. and Soviet Citizens to Tell Views in TV 'Summit' Associated Press
The World : 2 Ulster Prisoners Fasting
Fog Disrupts Airline Travel in Southland SCOTT HARRIS and GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writers
Tutu Will Visit Chicago United Press International
The World
Soviet Afghanistan Role 'Barbaric,' Reagan Says From Times Wire Services
Falcon Touches Off Blackout in Alameda United Press International
Fog Disrupts Airline Travel in Southland SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Survivors Describe Shots, Silence, Then the Screams From Times Wire Services
North Korean Premier Signs Kremlin Accord From Reuters
Iran Caviar Sales Increase Associated Press
Train Kills French Racing Driver Associated Press
Tentative Market Pact Falls Apart : Butchers Reject Offer; Teamsters Strongly Approve It BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Tentative Market Pact Falls Apart : Butchers Reject Offer; Teamsters Strongly Approve It BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Syrian Missiles Back in Lebanon, Israel Says : Peres Sees New Deployment as Challenge That Could 'Easily Deteriorate Into a Confrontation' DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : 'Dial-Porn' Curbs Stayed
Negotiated Deal With China : J. Paul Austin, 70; Coca-Cola Chairman From Times Wire Services
The Region
Guru Irked Again, Eyes Tropical Isle : Plans 'Paradise' Because Indians Are Greedy, Paper Says United Press International
Man Who Produced First 'Casper' Ghost Film Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Airport Attacks Get U.S. Condemnation, Call for Punishment From Times Wire Services
Aquino Would Allow U.S. to Use Bases at Least to 1991 From Times Wire Services
Sao Paulo Rations Water From Reuters
Sniper, Under Cover of Fog, Terrorizes Silicon Valley Area Associated Press
Israel Testing Nuclear Weapons, Soviets Claim Associated Press
Brothers Alert Family to Fire
Book Review : Novel Strangles on Excess of Dialogue MERLE RUBIN, Rubin is a Pasadena-based novelist and critic. and
IRS Mails '85 Tax Forms With Apology for Computer Foul-ups United Press International
The Nation
Pair Denied Retrial in Faith-Healing Death of Daughter Associated Press
Suspect Held in Fatal Attack on Seattle Family Associated Press
It's Paradise for Browsers With Pen,Pad BENJAMIN EPSTEIN
2 African Nations Reportedly OK Truce From Times Wire Services
Reagan Plans to Spend Weekend in Los Angeles United Press International
Mother, 4 Children Die United Press International
Trend Watchers Track the Past and Future of the Frenetic '80s DIANE REISCHEL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Salvador Rebels Say Truce Fails : No Cease-Fire Ordered, Army Commanders Say MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Scholar's Scarf Better Than Thinking Cap MARYLOU LUTHER
Florida Citrus Spared; Snow Hits Midwest From Associated Press
'The Great Peace March' Forming Up in L.A. : Activists Are Gathering for 3,235-Mile Trek Across United States Starting From Coliseum KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Study Links Smoking, Genetic Damage Associated Press
The Region : Roundup of 6 Condors Set
Giving Girls a Chance to SMARTen Up Gary Libman
Fishermen Call Strike United Press International
Career Additions : A Math Class for Businesswomen, Minus the Fear PATRICK MOTT
U.S. Expected to Recommend Use of Goggles, Masks, Gloves : Protective Gear Urged for Dentists as AIDS Safeguard MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Ambulance Hit; Dying Man Bused to Hospital United Press International
No Peril Seen in Sunken Ammonia-Filled Barge United Press International
Abandoned Christmas Baby Wrings Out Joy on Noel JENNINGS PARROTT
Fire Dept. Sounds Alarm About Christmas Tree Fires ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Rise in Rare Tapeworms Infection in L.A. Reported HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Phoenix Publisher Admits Lies, Resigns From Times Wire Services
For the Classic Tuxedo, Dandy Is Trendy DIANE REISCHEL, Times Staff Writer
2 Ex-Miami Policemen Held in Drug Theft Associated Press
3 Black Activists Killed, 3 Wounded in Clashes Between Anti-Apartheid Groups MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Summer-Like Weather to Drop Into 70s EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Pioneer 12 Turns Eyes on Comet Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
If It's Tortillas You Are After, L.A.'s the Place BORIS YARO
Marriott Plans to Build Hotel on Campus of Cal State Fullerton BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Letters : Article on Little Brown Church
A Latino Is Elected, but the Establishment Is the Winner ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ, Antonio Rodriguez was one of seven candidates in th 14th District race.
Countywide : Holiday DUI Arrests Decreased This Year Sibyl Jefferson \f7
Perhaps the Philippine Bases Aren't So Critical After All ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is director of European studies at the Georgetown University Center for Strategic and International Studies
San Diego
Youth Arraigned : Baby Wounded in Gang Scuffle Is Slightly Improved PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana
Differences Surface During Burbank Negotiations With New Manager of Starlight GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Oil Drilling Off the Coast
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Oil Drilling Off the Coast
Oil Drilling Off the Coast
Strikers Express Discouragement, Determination RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Legislator Prompted by Personal Experience : Stiffer Law on Covering of Gravel Trucks Urged MIRNA ALFONSO, Times Staff Writer
Oil Drilling Off the Coast
Vouchers for Aid to Pupils
Don't Forget the Bricks and Mortar : Steps for New Classrooms Trail Other Education Gains CARY D. LOWE, Cary D. Lowe is a real-estate attorney in Upland who is involved with school-finance issues. He also teaches courses in law and urban planning at USC.
A Forgiving L.A. Nears Its Business Tax Amnesty Goal CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Fog and Clouds to Blanket S.D.
Efforts of Times Photo Staff
Anaheim : 6 Intersections Will Get Modern Traffic Signals Roxana Kopetman \f7
U.S. Marshals
End of the Line Approaching for Camp of Railroad 'Boomers' LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Man Denied Bail in Alleged Plot to Swap Cocaine for Food Stamps
Imported Cars
His approach to glamorizing cars is that of a committed craftsman, not a religious fanatic. : In California, soil on a car is evidence of moral turpitude. Patricia Ward Biederman
Why All the Dropouts?
Returning Christmas Gifts : The Day After: It's Take-It-Back Time SEBASTIAN DORTCH, Times Staff Writer
Shuttered Santa Ana Hotel Awaits a New Lease on Life ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 3 Pacoima Residents Held in 6 Robberies
Worrying About Wetlands
She Fosters a Fondness for Feline Castaways DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Missing Boy Resurfaces With Father
Do Soviets Have Reagan on Defensive? DIMITRI K. SIMES, Dimitri K. Simes is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington
San Diego
Dobermans in Distress Also Find a Champion MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
'Big Brother' Convicted of Sex Assaults on Boy JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
Hope for Chronically Ill
Woman, Unseen in Car, Badly Burned in Fire MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Miracle of Technology : Schools Use Modified Microcomputers to Help Severely Handicapped Children DINA L. HEREDIA, Times Staff Writer
San Pasqual Valley Rich in Resources : Gravel Industry Seeks to Stake Its Claim in Sand NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
San Juan Capistrano : Group Is Looking for a Few Good Hairy Men Sibyl Jefferson \f7
San Diego
Developer Wins State's OK for Safety Changes at Lake Sherwood Dam THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Are Jewish Battered Women Different?
Model Planes Land in Murky Situation
Slaying Suspects May Waive Extradition : 2 Seized in Vegas Were Sought in Killing of Glendale Deliveryman PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : City Yard to Be Tested for Paint Thinner Effects Andy Rose
Putting Christmas Tree to Good Use : Recycling Provides Options to Disposal After the Holidays CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Irvine : Quadriplegic Back in Apartment After Fire Roxana Kopetman \f7
San Juan Capistrano : 7-Car Chain-Reaction Pileup on I-5 Injures 10 Gary Jarlson \f7
Escondido Pastor Finds Baby Left in the Back Seat of His Car ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Parking Tickets Voided : 155 Motorists Get Belated Gift
Brea : Woman Dies After Her Car Plows Into Truck Mark I. Pinsky \f7
Man Pleads Guilty in Rape, Ice-Chest Slaying of Girl Associated Press
'Friendly Users' Test New UCSD Computer DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Substitute Teachers Sing the Blues but Few Will Listen LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Tv Review : Caballe And Horne With 'Rossini' DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Music, Computers Merge RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Celestino and Bocca: Hit and Miss RUTH REICHL
'Princely' Show At Metropolitan From Associated Press
Kcet Awarded $250,000 Grant
Older Americans Coming Up For Air Time HOWARD ROSENBERG
Pianist, 8, Takes 5 Curtain Calls From Associated Press
Movie Review : 'Shoah': The Holocaust KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Belushi Widow Sees That His Best Lives On DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Fond Memories Of Divine Ms. Cruella CHARLES SOLOMON
Picking The Field For Oscar Race JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : High Noon Showdown For Japanese Gangsters KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
California
California
Project to Boost Size by Nearly 50% : Disneyland Hotel Plans Expansion BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
S&L deposits increased sharply in November.
MidCon obtained a temporary restraining order.
E.S.I. Industries Receives Order Worth $29 Million LESLIE BERKMAN
Turkish Stock Mart Reopens After 60 Years From Reuters
General Automation posted a loss for fiscal 1985.
Environmental Diagnostics To Buy Research Company
The Fed put off a decision on its junk bond rule.
Dollar Takes a Steep Drop Associated Press
Morehouse Industries Reports $31,000 Net Loss
Foreign Exchange for Thursday, Dec. 26, 1985 : Dollar Higher in Quiet U.S. Trading Associated Press
Shoppers Rise Early to Crowd Stores for Post-Holiday Sales GREG JOHNSON and MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writers
New Building Pacts Drop 5% in November Associated Press
California
MCI Communications said it settled two lawsuits.
Trilogy announced the settlement of a lawsuit.
Growers Expect to Sell All of Huge Harvest : Soviets Ease State's Almond Glut BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Microsemi Corp. Reports Record Quarter Earnings
Commodities Firm Is Placed in Receivership LESLIE BERKMAN
Commodities : Thursday, Dec. 26, 1985 : Coffee Drops, Rebounds From Associated Press
Head of Pacific Exchange to Resign, Join Law Firm KATHLEEN DAY
Turkish Stock Exchange Reopens From Reuters
All Nippon Airways to Buy 15 Boeing Jets : 767 Edges Out Airbus for $1.8-Billion Contract from the Washington Post
Once the Nation's Beer Capital : Big Apple Now Has 2 Breweries United Press International
Revlon Says Deal to Sell Cosmetics Unit Is Ended Associated Press
Ford Matches GM Financing Associated Press
Bass Associates Hold 'Short' Position in Disney Shares AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Post-Holiday Prices Pull in the Shoppers : But Christmas Selling Season Is Seen as Little More Than Mediocre for Retailers MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Leading indicators are up in most major economies.
Thais Study U.S. Business Ventures NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
GAF Sweetens Carbide Offer to $74 a Share Associated Press
President Demands Higher Taxes, Greater Investment : Peru May Seize Foreign Oil Firms From Reuters
Market Rallies in Light Trading; Dow Up 7.34 From Times Wire Services
Campbell Soup Begins Test of Microwaveable Soups
Disneyland Hotel Plans $50-Million Expansion BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
TG&Y Stores to Be Sold to New York Firm Associated Press
SPORTS
Impact That Killed Boxer Likened to Fall From Building
Area Roundup : Bantamweights to Square Off Jan. 20 in Irvine
USC Among First Schools to Tackle Drug Testing; NCAA May Enact a Plan MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Team That Is Winner Is Usually Super One KEN DENLINGER, The Washington Post
NHL Roundup : Striving for Some Capital Gains, Washington Defeats the Nordiques, 4-3 DAN HAFNER
Lakers Fall as Wrong Johnson Has Magic RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Chaney Gets Russell to Tutor Benjamin SAM McMANIS
Anybody Here Seen Zumberge?
NBA Roundup : Wohl's Nets Keep Rising, 124-116 DAN HAFNER
Rule Made It a Long Year for Iowa Foes From Associated Press
Kansas State Strives to Turn Out Another Kind of Winner Associated Press
Name in the News
Sockers Put Aside Finesse, Clip Wings MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Area College Basketball : Records Assist Orange Coast Win
Capp,Djolakian Get 2nd Shot at Division I BOB MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Goes Long With 2 Seconds Left to Edge Valley DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Jaeger Nervously Walks On to Become Huskies' Starter : Washington Kicker Didn't Get the Boot MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Wilkes' Mind Cleared in the Fog at Sacramento : He Made His Decision to Retire While the Clippers Were Stranded in Airport SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
He Couldn't Take It Sitting Down MIKE DOWNEY
Girls' Roundup : Mt. Carmel Overcomes Slow Start to Beat Serra
Having Missed Playoffs, Redskins Already Are Considering Changes CHRISTINE BRENNAN, The Washington Post
O.J. Takes Some Hits but Keeps His Balance and Sense of Teamwork Larry Stewart
Liberty Bowl : LSU Tries to Limit Baylor's Options Associated Press
San Fernando Looks Gifted in 56-52 Victory Over Notre Dame JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Deyna Fined, Left Off Traveling Team MARC APPLEMAN, Staff Writer
Boys' Roundup : Pelichowski Leads With 40 Points, but Capistrano Valley Easily Wins
College Basketball / Tracy Dodds : Saga of Tito Horford Far From Finished
Soviets Surge in Last Period, Top Kings, 5-2 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Boys' Roundup : Mira Mesa Rallies to Beat Mt. Carmel
Holiday Bowl Basketball Preview : Memphis State Doing Just Fine, Thank You, Without Keith Lee STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Banner Bob Hasn't Had Banner Year but Wins at Santa Anita BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Put Up Fight, but 76ers Win, 117-108 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Holiday Bowl Classic
Georgia Coach Has Tall Tales, Players : Bulldogs, in USC Tournament, Appear to Be Loaded, Despite What Landers Says JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Hawkeyes Slip Into Town the Back Way CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Fry Is Keeping His Hawkeyes Under Wraps Associated Press
Foge Fazio Is Named Defensive Coordinator at Notre Dame by Holtz United Press International
DAVID NORRIE : UCLA Passer Will Pit His Low Profile Against a Long Profile TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Albert Bell, Former Crenshaw Star, Rings Up Big Numbers for Alabama MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : St. John's Rolls to 9th Straight Victory, 79-57 From Times Wire Services
Coast Christmas Tournament : It's 4 Straight Wins for Oilers : And 5 Straight Scoreless Minutes for Santa Ana Valley TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Roundup : Mater Dei Ends Marina Winning Streak
Ban on Headfirst Tackling Has Reduced Injuries, Study Says Associated Press
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