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What happened on January 06, 1985
ENTERTAINMENT
A Missing Person Is Found In The Nude PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Bluesman Magic Sam: His Legend Lives On DON SNOWDEN
Celebrating A Meal To Make A Foodie Sing RUTH REICHL
Film Pickings
Righting Copywrongs
They're Not Playing Our Song
Some Theme
They're Not Playing Our Song
Popped Critics
. . . And To All A Bah Humbug! DAN SULLIVAN
Perahia Finishes His Mozart Task HERBERT GLASS
Praise
Long Beach Symphony : Silence From Long Beach Symphony DANIEL CARIAGA
They're Not Playing Our Song
Rubbing Our Faces In The Abuse Of Power SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Old Films Are Getting A New Look KEVIN THOMAS
Facing Up To A Challenge In Exhibit DINAH BERLAND
Judgment Day For 'Landscape' LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Film Pickings
Polish Director: Love, Politics, Faith JERRY DE MUTH
Rich Guys At Work
Neon's Dad
Lennon Revisionism
Commentary : Are Animated Films Drawn Into A Corner? CHARLES SOLOMON
Scrapped Palms
Popped Critics
The Jackson
Unrotten Tv
Wrong Again, Hal
They're Not Playing Our Song
Will It Stay Alive In '85? LEONARD FEATHER
Unrotten Tv
Popped Critics
Color Grammys Purple PAUL GREIN
Scrapped Palms
Popped Critics
Praise
The Fundamentals Of Winter Comforting LOIS DWAN
THE THRILLER OF 'VICTORY' : Snatching profit from the agony of the biggest, splashiest and most troubled rock concert tour in history. DENNIS McDOUGAL
Schoenberg From The Mendelssohn MARC SHULGOLD
Popped Critics
Jones, Zane Share 'Secret' CRAIG BROMBERG
Fogerty's Nightmare Is Over ROBERT HILBURN
John Fogerty : Revival: The Long Nightmare Is Over
Elvis--the King In Their Lives STUART GOLDMAN
Minor White, A Major Photographer JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Where Did The Rest Of Creedence Go? JON MATSUMOTO
Accounting 'Club'
SPORTS
East-West Shrine Game : Cunningham Leads West to 21-10 Victory Associated Press
Playing on Injured Knees, Hudson Gambles on Comeback at Las Vegas : Once One of L.A.'s Outstanding High School Basketball Stars, He's Trying to Regain His Game and His Spot in the Lineup JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Southland Sailing : Skippers Seek Final Cup Berth ALMON LOCKABEY
Brown, Bolden, Bell Enter Meet
Masters Tennis Tournament in New York Begins Tuesday Associated Press
Golf : Southern California's Winter Season Opens This Week With Bob Hope Classic SHAV GLICK
Wolfpack Women Fall on Hard Times : North Carolina St. Finds Itself Unranked in Associated Press Poll Associated Press
Names in the News
Clippers Stop 7-Game Losing Streak While Nixon Can Only Watch SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Ditka Has Reshaped Bears' Image : Toughness, Intelligence Are Mark of Division Winners Associated Press
Montana Defeats Loyola Marymount, 74-58
Aztec Women Lose to Northeast Louisiana in Kangaroos Title Game CHRIS ELLO
Bears Have Saved City of Chicago From a Long Period of Mourning United Press International
Lazers Beat Tacoma, Still 1 1/2 Behind Sockers
Looking Ahead at 1985 Scott Ostler
Gallagher Lifts Titans to 64-62 Victory
Pavelich Comes Back Just in Time : While Ranger Center Was Out, the Team Hit Bottom Associated Press
Irvine Catches Utah St. on Off Night and Wins CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Perez Back in Uniform for Sockers STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Foster Laments the Lack of Monetary Rewards BERT ROSENTHAL
Black Hawks' Tessier Now Plays It Cooler RANDY MINKOFF, United Press International
Dahar Wins by a Nose at Santa Anita
When Pointing Fingers, Gilmore, at 7-2, Is an Easy Target to Find WILLIAM R. BARNARD, Associated Press
Athletes to Be Cited by NCAA Associated Press
Aztecs Defeat Falcons MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ueberroth Addresses Amateur Coaches United Press International
USC Women Take Trip That Could Be Rough MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Georgetown Escapes in Overtime, 82-80 From Times Wire Services
Decker, Wysocki to Meet Again in Sunkist Jan. 18
Names in the News
Boys Roundup : Capo Valley Gets Hot to Beat Edison TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Pac-10 Roundup : Beavers Win With 5 Players From Times Wire Services
San Francisco Gears Up for Super Bowl Sunday Associated Press
Kings' Winless Streak Ends in Detroit, 5-3 : Nicholls and MacLellan Each Score Twice Against Red Wings CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
AFC Championship Game : Pittsburgh's Defense Concerns Shula BRUCE LOWITT, Associated Press
Roby Gets a Kick Out of Shula
Dolphins, Steelers Well-Matched, but One Has Marino BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
After a Slow Start, Kentucky Is Now Hustling and Winning Associated Press
Football Annoouncers--What They Say, What It Really Means JIM MURRAY
NHL Roundup : Nomad Franchise Finally Catches Canadiens DAN HAFNER
Zola Budd Enters March 10K in Phoenix
USD Holds Off Northern Arizona
Bruins Finally Defeat Oregon MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
McEnroe Quietly Breezes Past Vilas MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Games Within The Game : The Poor Relievers Have Become Rich FRED DOWN, United Press International
Foyt, Nearly 50, Has No Plans to Quit Driving Racing Cars Associated Press
Polee Leads Pepperdine to Victory Over Fordham RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
NFC Championship Game : Bears Hoping to Ground Air Montana RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Triple-Double by Isiah Thomas Helps Pistons Beat Bullets DAN HAFNER
Shoemaker Rides Winner at Los Alamitos
49ers' Biggest Obstacles Today: Blitz and Payton RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Girls Roundup : Beer Leads Loara By Riverside
CS Fullerton Has Little Trouble in Long Beach JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Mark Breland Wins Unanimous Decision in Second Pro Fight Associated Press
Community College Basketball : Fullerton Goes in Shorthanded but Gives Cerritos a Good Battle GUY GRUPPIE, Times Staff Writer
Indoor Track : Grand Prix Circuit Begins Jan. 13, Includes 14 Meets Associated Press
The Odds Favor Sockers in Win STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Cousy, Havlicek and 4 Others Set to Play in Legends Game United Press International
Allen: 'Shades of 1963' : Bears Did It With Tough Defense Once Before--and Won NFL Title RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Sports Growing at All-Women's School : Mount Holyoke (Mass.) Now Has a $9 Million Sports Complex HAL BOCK, Associated Press
Replacing Doug Flutie Is a Big Challenge Facing BC's Bicknell Associated Press
The Chicago Bears Haven't Been This Nasty Since That Championship Season 'Way Back in 1963 : The Monsters Are Back : Doug Atkins, Fred Williams Are the Spirited Forebears RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Golf : Whitworth Shoots 67, Shares 54-Hole Lead at Pebble Beach Associated Press
PREP BASKETBALL : Santiago Tournament : Valencia Loses Title Game to Burbank, 50-49 JOE PASLEY
Ivan Lendl says tennis would be better off if there were fewer tournaments : A Case of Less Is More Popular? KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Rematch Finally Becomes a Reality : Promoters' Squabble Had Delayed Mancini-Bramble Associated Press
College Basketball Roundup : West Virginia 'Wins' Game, 51-50, but Then Loses It, 50-49 From Times Wire Services
The Seamy, Sometimes Sad Side of College Football Recruiting : Colleges Have Trouble Balancing NCAA Rules With Students' Needs ROBERT LEE ZIMMER, Associated Press
San Diego Prep Basketball : Santana Loses Tourney to Patrick Henry, 76-64
Women Will Draft Partners for Tournament at La Costa Associated Press
ACC Has No TV Package, Which Hurts Its Image Associated Press
Olympics, Revamped College Football Highlight '84 TV Sports TERRY TAYLOR, Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : West Germany's Becker Defeats Giammalva in $200,000 Tourney From Times Wire Services
Nuggets Trip Up Lakers, 126-124 THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Pittsburgh Kid Faces the Steelers : Marino's Father Drives a Truck for a Pittsburgh Paper Associated Press
MARK EATON : This is a tall story that appears to have a happy ending. It's about a late-bloomer who happens to be 7-5 and on his way to becoming an NBA star. MIKE LITTWIN, Times Staff Writer
Deaf Basketball Player : Hofsta's Willie Brown Has Plenty of Heart Associated Press
Staub and Hernandez Are Battling Buddies : Rusty's Signing Assures Them of Future Fun MILTON RICHMAN, United Press International
Hula Bowl : Reich Upstages Flutie in East Win Associated Press
NEWS
2 Drivers Live to Tell About It : Plunge Off Cliffs Is One Too Many JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Made 50,000-Mile Journey With Expedition : Bothie, the Only Dog to Visit Both Poles GREGORY JENSEN, United Press International
After 50 Years, Few Reminders of Lindbergh Case : Town Forgets Trial That Put It on Map ANNE McGRATH, Associated Press
Bahamas Premier Pindling Sweats Out Drug Scandal WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Suits Charge 'Educational Malpractice' : Illiterate, Deaf Men Say N.Y. State Misplaced Them as Children LEE MITGANG, Associated Press
Cornelia Wallace Has Mental Tests United Press International
Dancing Up a Storm for Dance Gallery Jody Jacobs
American Scouting Changing to Meet the Needs of the Poor DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Tough Bargaining Likely at Geneva : Split Seen in Politburo on Negotiations WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Festive Air of 'Hiring Hall' : 1,000 in First-Day Line for 487 Jobs PATRICIA LOPEZ, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Region
India Leader Announces Sweeping Reform Plans From Times Wire Services
The Nation : Mine Negligence Charged
Mubarak, Hussein Confer in Jordan From Times Wire Services
High Court Frees Minister in School Case Associated Press
Medical Quandary : Bioethics Seeks Rules for Dying BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Pentagon Critic Picked to Lead House Military Panel Associated Press
Language Students Hone Skills in Space-Age 'Chat' Associated Press
The State
Texaco Gives $10,000 to Firemen Fund
The World : Poland Hiking Food Prices
San Diego County Plan to Buy Water Stirs MWD Waves DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Syrian Killed on Golan From Reuters
Park Setting No Boon for Apartment Dwellers VIRGINIA ESCALANTE, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
L.B. Port Looks to New Growth Spurt in 1985 : Harbor's 35-Year Plan Will Expand Size to Match Its Increasing Cargo DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Powell Makes Excellent Progress After Surgery United Press International
Packwood Sees No Freeze on Arms Budget United Press International
Flaws Found in Emergency Plans Near Toxic Plants RICHARD T. PIENCIAK, Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
The State
Eastern Storms Bring Outages, Ice-Slick Roads From Times Wire Services
The Nation
South Gate Council Considers 5% Utility Tax to Fund Police RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Returning Opposition Figure Hopes to Avoid Aquino's Fate United Press International
The Nation
Parents to Protest Busing Plan Cure for School Crowding DONNA ST. GEORGE, Times Staff Writer
First Satellite Link Associated Press
Producer Defends Methods of Westmoreland Program United Press International
The Nation
The Nation
Chlorine Leak in India Hospitalizes 45 People Associated Press
Reagan to Endorse Broader Rights Bill From the Washington Post
Robbery Suspect Slain
Marina Condo Plan Questioned
I would like to differ with two opinions offered in the...
The World
Frogs' Supersensitive Inner Ear : When a White-Lipped Thumps, Others Listen MARK STEIN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
Safe Smoking? Don't Hold Your Breath United Press International
Famine-Hit Ethiopia Buys $504,000 Villa United Press International
Volcano Gives Off Fiery Plume United Press International
The World
Latino Seeks to Instill Vision in Youths Without Hope NANCY GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Hopes to Use Her Pull to Win Flight in Space DeWAYNE JOHNSON
Part of Comprehensive Health-Care Network : Hospital an Addition to Unique System TOM MINEHART, Associated Press
The State : Cash Pledged for Surgery
Odyssey I Club Faces License Hearing
Study Laments Lack of Courses at Many Schools : Reviving the Humanities: Profiles of 3 Colleges DENNIS O'SHEA, United Press International
Zaccaro Weighs Guilty Plea, His Attorney Says Associated Press
Change Requested in Poker Club Restrictions : Cudahy May Alter Gambling Law ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Physician and Policy-Maker : Hospice Doctor Torn by Dilemma BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Diablo Canyon Reactor 1 Restarted From Times Wire Services
State Acts Early to Defend Crops From Insect Peril ROBERT CRABBE, United Press International
Ground Breaking Set for Whittier's Hilton STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Offer Apologies for Errant Missile Associated Press
The World
Elderly to Counsel Other Seniors : They Have Experienced Firsthand the Problems of Aging MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Von Bulow's Retrial Ordered to Start April 2 Associated Press
Year of Ox Stamps Bring Beefy Prices Associated Press
Parents Filled In on Drug Slang Associated Press
The World
Concern Over Noise, Lights : Neighbors Call Foul on Park for Sports JOAN VILLA-CZIMENT, Times Community Correspondent
Feuding Blacks Greet Kennedy in South Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Federal Arts Agency Writes Off Literary Center's Fund Request ELAINE WOO, Times Staff Writer
Tough Bargaining Likely at Geneva : Gromyko, Shultz to Begin Crucial Talks Monday NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Term Imposed in False Statements on Donovan Associated Press
"Call to Glory" is the finest show on television and maybe...
I have tried many times to contact Channel 5 regarding...
Since the Days of the Old West, Marshals Are Still Riding High Associated Press
First Major School to Offer Program in Recycling Associated Press
Colombia Extradites 4 to U.S. in New Drug Offensive JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Free Speech Is Pivotal Issue : Court to Test State Curbs on Lawyer Ads PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Thai Soldier Killed in Battle With Vietnamese From Times Wire Services
Liberal Arts Majors Down; Some Educators Alarmed Associated Press
UCLA Endowed Chair Is Filled
Bakers Score Hole in One : Bagel Makers' Quarters Are Small but Business Is Booming ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Gardena Free Clinic to Expand
VA Head Plans End of Free Care for Veterans Over 65 From Times Wire Services
A Spirited Battle : Indians, Forest Service Clash Over U.S. Structures Built on Sacred Grounds CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
The Region : 4 Slain Near Santa Barbara
Started by Paraplegic : Newsletter Answers Needs of Disabled THERESA WALKER, Times Staff Writer
Spider Crab Is a Giant Associated Press
Irish Police Face Peril of 'Murder Mile' ED BLANCHE, Associated Press
Hydrogen Gas May Be Earthquake Warning BOYCE RENSBERGER, The Washington Post
L.A. City Council President : Pat Russell--Her Image Shifts From Odd to Sleek FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Beating Killed Priest, Policeman Testifies : Attempt to Confuse Investigators by Demanding Ransom Told United Press International
Houston Is Urged to Quarantine Gays United Press International
Hostages Say They Expected to Die on Jet From Times Wire Services
Private Funds Pay for Sculpture Cut From Senate Building Plans Associated Press
Attorney to Chair Arthritis Foundation
Taiwan Crime Crackdown From Reuters
Gunslingers Relive the Wild, Woolly West JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
They're Still Going Strong : He Packed His Bags Once, but Luggage Department Boss, 81, Is Back on Job DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
6 School Boards Hike Own Pay : 5 Double, 1 Quadruples Stipends Under New Law PAT BRENNAN, Times Staff Writer
They're Still Going Strong : Cartoonist, 79, Has Worked 61 Years on 'Moon Mullins' DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
L.B. School Officials 'Astounded' at State Report Cards : Performance Reports Vary Widely; Low Rankings Given in Some Areas MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Shot Fired for Homeowners in Legal War Over Airport JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Cramped Quarters Above Sunset Blvd. : Billboard Sitters Find They Have a Lovely View With No Room STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
In the new version of "A Christmas Carol," Roger (Nicholas...
They're Still Going Strong : Retirement Would Be Unheard of for Voice Teacher, 83 DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
I would like to thank CBS for its presentation of Charles...
2 Trauma Centers Fight Addition of Others in Area BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Tracing Cherokee Lineage : Our Education Problem
Gays Call Cover Offensive : Matchbook Tests Bias Ordinance STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
A Princess at a New Year's Eve Party WILLIAM SULLIVAN
Decision on Covered Coke Piles to Get More Study TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Child Abuse Funds Delayed Pending Report
"Mr. T and Emmanuel Lewis in a Christmas Dream" was a...
Community of Farms, Homes Now Mishmash of Land Uses : Real Estate Bull Market Alters Moneta Gardens GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
A Sociologist With Street Smarts : Professor Draws on His Own Experience in Youth Gangs MARSHALL BERGES, Times Staff Writer
S. M. Council to Weigh Plane Noise Ordinance LYNDON STAMBLER, Times Staff Writer
Rosemead Man Convicted of Double Murder DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
Tracing Cherokee Lineage
Parents Offered Childbirth Innovations : Hospitals' Baby Business Booms SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Trident Center Is Home for 2 Law Firms DAVID M. KINCHEN
Couple Turns Desert Acreage Into Waterfront RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Vertical Blinds Rotate for Best Light Control DALE BALDWIN
Longway Elected President of Engineering Contractors' Assn.
S&L Members Pledge Money to Mead Unit
TraveLodge Opens
San Diego Rental Pace Sets Record
New Division to Handle Retirement Management
Designers Selected
Vandals Cause Damage to Nohl Ranch Development
Building 30% leased
Carlsbergs Honored for Help to Resort
Senior Proposal Meets Needs SAM HALL KAPLAN
Building Under Way in San Diego Park
L. A. County Permits Fell in November
Master Plan Completed
Builders Predict Decline JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Renewal: Hype or Reality? DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
HUD Releases Guidebook on Minority Business
Center Designed for Light Industry : Los Alamitos Development Emphasizes Landscaping DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
'Love Boat' Doc Finds a Place in the Sun RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Builders Predict Decline JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Frank Wein to Head Planners
Mark Dolan Elected President of Property Management Unit
Industrial Parks : Construction Begins on 38-Acre Azusa Center
Nonprofit Mead Housing to Increase Output in 1985
Proper Preparation Required When Plaster Wall is Painted Dale Baldwin
Electric Shortcut for Oceanside Library TERENCE M. GREEN
R. C. Shaw Heads Orange County Apartment Assn.
Mark Hall, Heidi Moore to Head Architects' Groups
Topa Tells Plan for $6-Million Office Building
Rehabilitation Loans at Work Show Progress
New Offices, Expansions : Japan-Based Company Opens Irvine Sales Office
First Phase of Seaside Village Being Offered
Hollywood Pix Theater to Become Fonda Playhouse
Jamboree Towers Rise on Schedule : Irvine Co.'s Twin Office Buildings Slated for November Completion
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
San Ysidro Site Is Barren, but the Agony Lives On MARK J. KREIDLER, Associated Press Writer
Boy's Family Can't Forget Tiger Attack : Despite Award, Mauling Has Left Emotional, Physical Scars NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Paranoia the Legacy of School Drug Busts : Atmosphere of Suspicion Prevails a Year After Raids Netted 142 Student Arrests SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Schools Reaching Out to Bring Students, Parents Into the Fold PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Veteran Airline Executive Terrell Drinkwater Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Escondido
Some Things in Life Just Shouldn't Be Hurried Along RICHARD BUFFUM
Chase Ends in Burglary Arrest
Seal Beach : Coast Commission's OK Asked for New Restaurant on Pier G.M. Bush
Reseda Man Hunted in Poaching of 22 Birds
To Promote Understanding
Legislators to Move on Education, Crime, Drunk Driving LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Diverting Airport Traffic
Sea Lions to the Rescue--Trainers Hope From Associated Press
Sorrento Valley
School Funding
San Clemente
'Owners Fear Loss of Homes'
Food Isn't Moldy
In the Driver's Seat: Getting to the Bus Stop on Time
'Equity' Unrealistic
Sobriety Checkpoints: Safety Versus Privacy Intrusions
AIDS May Be Hidden in Gay Men, Study Finds From United Press International
$1,000 Fine on First Offense : State Uncorks Tough New Laws on Drunk Driving United Press International
Costa Mesa : Peace Groups' Planned Vigil Sparks Counter-Demonstration G. M. BUSH
The Trolley's Worth It
He's the Original 'Finder of Lost Loves' : Man's Real Life Inspires Reel Life From United Press International
78 Families Near Dump Settle : Chevron Agrees to Pay Damages MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Orange County: Up From Satire
In the Driver's Seat: Getting to the Bus Stop on Time
'We Had No Choice' : Worries Still Cloud Return to Homes Near Toxic Dump MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Death of Soda
Wild-Horse Roundup Halted After Protests From Times Wire Services
Trash Plant Peril
Fire Damages Motel
Man To Turn School 'Junk' Into Gold for Poor Village MELITA GARZA, Times Staff Writer
The High Road to High School Don Bartletti, Los Angeles Times
Questions Still Ride With Buses After Years of PWT PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Safety Agency Spared Large Budget Slash Associated Press
San Diego
Missing Tape Sought in Christmas Death : Recording Would Reveal Information on How Victim of Gunshot Was Treated TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Lawsuits Threaten Beach Cities' Liquidity SHEILA GRISSETT-WELSHBD United Press International
New L.A. President Has Different Style but Shares Visions of Predecessor : Economic Thrust of NAACP to Continue SANDY BANKS, Times Staff Writer
San Clemente : Rules Adopted on Placement, Size of Satellite Dish Antennae DAN NAKASO
Discipline Reigns on Long Trip by School Bus 3015 PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
High School Principal Draws Notice of Rise in Eating Disorders BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Prosecutor Accuses Defense of 'Panic' : Records Will Discredit Witness, Mayor's Lawyer Says
F-4 Design Data Taken in Theft at Parts Firm EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
'Law of the River' Threatened : S.D.'s Search for Water Causes Waves of Dissent DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove : Senior Citizen Kosher Kitchen Rescued From Financial Peril G. M. Bush
Officers Fire 30 Shots, Kill Fleeing Robbery Suspect
Mobile Home Park Residents Begin to Challenge the Rules MELITA GARZA, Times Staff Writer
3 Die in Separate Gang-Related Shootings : Victims Killed While Driving Car, Riding Bike, Standing on Street H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Sobriety Checkpoints: Safety Versus Privacy Intrusions
TRAVEL
One-Day Cruise
Parador Phenomenon
Footloose Rebuttal
Cheaper Safari
Pleasure at Auberge
Know That Area
Murder Rate
Shopper's Tour
B&B San Gabriel
Yugoslavia Saved
Video Camera Fees
Journey To The Vale Of Kashmir SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
Footloose Rebuttal
Europe: Sound of Music ERIC FRIEDHEIM, Friedheim is editor-publisher of Travel Agent magazine
Apartment in France
Pleasure at Auberge
Finding Farm stays in New Zealand SAM HALL KAPLAN, Times Urban Design Critic
BOOKS
Through the eye of a 'camera' : SARAH PHILLIPS by Andrea Lee (Random House: $12.95; 114 pp.) LOLA D. GILLEBAARD, Gillebaard is the author of "How to Write Funny for Money." She lectures and teaches creative writing in Laguna Beach. and
Which Way Did Ego?
For the Fund of It
Citing an Oversight
Current Paperback Reprints
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Nobody, but Nobody. . .
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BUSINESS
Fuji Says 'Farewell' to Blimp NANCY YOSHIHARA
Area's Residents Are 'Better Off' but Edgy About Economy, Poll Shows RALPH VARTABEDIAN
Latin Nations Have Little to Show for $350 Billion in Debts Associated Press
Executive Hiring Still Strong in '84 BRUCE KEPPEL
There's a Difference
More Need for Security : A Computer Collapse Could Close Company HARIHAR KRISHNAN, United Press International
Lease or Buy a Car? Check Your Cash, Taxes, Circumstances PATRICK BOYLE, Times Staff Writer
Analysis Can Point Out Alternatives to Chapter 11
State's Rice Co-ops Feud Over Share of Shrinking Exports : Growers' Fortunes Hinge on 2 Groups' Strategies BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Even Critics Acknowledge Gerry Findley's Expertise : Independent Bankers Bank on Very Independent Adviser JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Viewpoint : The CPAs Who Will Audit OPEC Members' Activities Face Touchy Task EARL F. CHEIT, Earl F. Cheit is a professor of business at and former dean of the UC Berkeley School of Business
High Tech: Auto Makers' History Revisited DONALD WOUTAT, Donald Woutat, who now covers high technology for The Times, wrote about the auto industry for seven years
Still Not Perfect, but Much Better RICHARD O'REILLY, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Canadian UAW Needs Lesson in Solidarity JOHN F. LAWRENCE, John F. Lawrence is The Times' economic affairs editor
Lucky Stores Picks New Chief Executive NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Unicef
Can Downtown L.A. Survive Its Own Heady Prosperity? BILL BOYARSKY, Bill Boyarsky is chief of The Times' City-County Bureau
Freezing Death of War Hero
'Weapons in Space'
Funding Police
Clogged Drain on a Massive Scale
'Weapons in Space'
Mysteries of Mind and Body
As Facism Fades, Spain Debates Pace Change Stanley Meisler, Stanley Meisler, The Times' correspondent in Paris, has been on assignment in Spain.
Freezing Death of War Hero
'Weapons in Space'
Mine Safety
Terrorists and the Issue of Abortion : What Will the Bombers Achieve? WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, William Schneider, a fellow of the American Enterprise Institute, is The Times' political analyst
It Gets Lonelier at the Top
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