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What happened on July 05, 1985
FOOD
Meat Pot Pie Has a Colorful History : Pastry Dish, an Old Standby, Goes Back to Roman Empire TOM HOGE, Associated Press
How to Make Common Brown Garden Snails Fit for Your Table MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Americans Eating More Ethnic Foods : Baby Boom Generation Leading Revolution in Food Tastes RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, Associated Press
Slush Fun BETSY BALSLEY, Times Food Editor
Popular Alternative to Dungeness Crab ISAAC CRONIN and PAUL JOHNSON, Cronin and Johnson are co-authors of "The California Seafood Cookbook."
A Touch of Afghanistan ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
11 Garden Vegetables, Eight Spices and Herbs, Touch of Wine, Make Zingy Dish ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Brown Rice Gaining in Popularity for Those Who Seek Fitness Foods TONI TIPTON
Trivia Bits: OK to Eat Your Words DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
THE WATER BAT : Will Spalding Innovation Wash With Softball Sluggers? From The Associated Press
Area Roundup : U.S. Olympic Team Handball Players Return to Titan Gym
Fox Wins Second Consecutive Sport Pistol Championship : From From Times Wire Services and
WHERE TO FIND . . .GOLD : Clues Are There for Fortune Seeker Who Can Best Play Connect-the-Dots EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
At 65, Innkeeper Leon Becomes a Top Off-Road Racer TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Fields, Rollins Winners of 10K Run in Newhall
U.S. Shooting Competition Winds Up
THEY COULD SUE FOR . . .NON-SUPPORT : Must Pitchers Who Bear Down Also Bear Up With Fewer Runs? MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Templeton Leads Padres Past Hapless Pirates DAN HAFNER
Robinson Takes 3rd in Portland Race DAVID KECK
Cal in 1960s Was No Place for Team Ethic
Gymnastics Challenge : U.S. Facing Chinese Team in Meet at Forum
Cardinals Beat Dodgers by Leaps and Bounds : Spectacular Defensive Plays and a Seeing-Eye Single Give St. Louis 3-2 Win GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Narron Wins It for Angels : His 3-Run Homer Beats Red Sox, 5-4, Before 62,951 Fans ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Players Oppose All-Star Boycott, According to Poll
Pittsburgh Can't Stop Templeton : Shortstop Collects Three Hits, Four RBIs in Padres' 9-1 Win TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Boyd Gives Boston an Energetic Kick in the Can GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Program Focuses on a Special Group of Athletes, Games Larry Stewart
Tour de France : 2 Racers Disqualified After Shoving Incident in Sixth-Stage Sprint From Times Wire Services
World Games : Puica Surges Past Budd to Win 5,000-Meter Race From Times Wire Services
American Handicap at Hollywood Park : Stevens Rides a Tidal Wave to Winner's Circle BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Guidry Beats Twins for His Ninth Win in Row DAN HAFNER
UCLA Men Dominate Coronado Half Marathon
Transpac Race : Winterhawk Takes Lead; Saga Second ALMON LOCKABEY
Lloyd, Navratilova Uphold British Tradition: They're in Wimbledon Final Again MIKE LITTWIN, Times Staff Writer
Condo Owners Paid Price Last Season : Kerber Had Blast at Opponents' Expense This Year STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
100 YEARS : Good Times and Bad Are Remembered at San Diego Yacht Club MARC APPLEMAN
Incaviglia Says He'll Break Off Negotiations With Expos Associated Press
At 3:55 a.m., Mets Top Braves, 16-13, in 19th Inning From Times Wire Services
U.S. Expected to Dominate World Games for Deaf RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Forster Isn't That Big of a Target Jim Murray
Golf Roundup : Norman, Gallagher Lead in Canada; Miller One Back From Times Wire Services
NEWS
The Region
Philanthropist Kresge, Son of Stores' Founder, Dies at 85 From Times Wire Services
Mummy Pushes Back History Associated Press
History Is Written in the City's Streets DAVID JOHNSTON, David Johnston
40 Million Readers : Horoscopes: Fans Bask in Sun Signs PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Tainted Melons Traced to Kern County; Ban Goes On : Pesticides Found on Two Farms CARL INGRAM and CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writers
The Region
Upstart Curren Routs Connors at Wimbledon Associated Press
Tight Jeans Found a Cause of Back Pain United Press International
'The People Laugh . . . It's a Joke' : Nicaraguans Still Waiting for July 4th U.S. 'Invasion' WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Bombs Go Off in 4 Chile Towns Associated Press
Finding the Right Complement to Gown MARYLOU LUTHER, Times Fashion Editor
Rebel Killings Rekindle Fear in San Salvador MARJORIE MILLER and DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writers
Famine Crisis Over in 8 Nations Associated Press
The World
The World
The Region
The State
Neo-Nazis Seized in Attacks on Blacks Associated Press
Hammer, U.S. Allies Credited in Summit OK Associated Press
Sudanese March Demands Numeiri's Return by Egypt From Reuters
Soviet Quakes Reported From Reuters
Beirut to Tighten Security at Its Airport Associated Press
Inside the Firecracker on the 4th : Holiday's Just Day 5 on the Line for Volunteer Firefighter PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Egypt Concerned That Syria May Gain From Beirut Hostage Role MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Troop Buildup Charged United Press International
The Nation
The World
The State
'Black Box' Believed Located Associated Press
The Nation
India's New Sri Lanka Policy to Be Tested Soon RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Jobless Rate Holds at 7.3% for 5th Consecutive Month From Times Wire Services
The Nation
The World
Two Killed by Gas Leak in Vegas Motel
The Nation
The Region
The Region
The World
Beirut Seeks Allies to Fight U.S. Effort to Close Airport United Press International
The State
2 Doctors Guilty of Misconduct in S. African Death Associated Press
Man Climbs Fence, Boards Empty Plane United Press International
The State
Strains With U.S. Over Hijacking : Israelis Troubled in Aftermath of Crisis DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
AT&T to Lay Off 875, Open Overseas Plant Associated Press
The World
Rat Tests Find Cocaine Highly Toxic, Addictive Associated Press
Thatcher Conservatives Take Election Beating Associated Press
The World : Coup in Guinea Reported
Suspected Arson Fire Kills 4 United Press International
The Nation
Oldest Justice Still Staunchly Liberal : Brennan Now a Dissenter as High Court Edges Right PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Opulent, Flexible Designs Make a Wardrobe to Fit the Times BETTIJANE LEVINE
2 Killed by Tigers in India Associated Press
The Nation
The Region : Man Posing as Psychologist Sent to Jail
The Nation : Genes, Athletics Linked
Italian President Rejects Craxi Resignation Associated Press
Music and Fireworks Lure 500,000 to Capital Mall Associated Press
Reagan Believes Assad Can Aid in Freeing Kidnaped 7 United Press International
U.S. May Offer Reward in Salvador Cafe Deaths : Up to $100,000 Considered in Slaying of Four Marines; Figure Higher for Flight 847 Hijackers DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Shultz Assures Latin Envoys on Debt Crisis United Press International
False Fire Alarm Grounds Chinese Jetliner for 8 Hours Associated Press
Scout's Good Deed Puts an Armed Robbery Suspect Behind Bars SHIRISH DATE, Times Staff Writer
Elegant Autos Assemble at Concours Benjamin Epstein
Mother Holds Boy, Dies Under Train; Baby Hurt United Press International
Watermelons Recalled as 18 Become Ill CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
$225 Million in New Medicare Cutbacks Announced by U.S. Associated Press
First Lady's 64th Birthday to Find Her More Popular BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Officer Who Admitted Burglary Gets Probation
U.S. Probes Group That Teaches Children to Use Machine Gun United Press International
Spain's Finance Minister Quits Amid Major Cabinet Reshuffle From Times Wire Services
'War Room': Key Decisions Made Here in Battling Fires LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Pay Is Fishy but Show Goes On JENNINGS PARROTT
A Birthday Party With 300 Candlepower LYNN SMITH
Weary Fire Crews Gain Upper Hand : Improved Weather Helps Stifle Blaze on Carpinteria Outskirts MILES CORWIN and JACK JONES, Times Staff Writers
China Catholic Bishop Free From Prison After 30 Years JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Had No Money to Pay Rent : Unemployed New Yorker Wins $8.5-Million Lottery United Press International
Astrology First Cultivated by Farmers in 3rd Century B.C. PENELOPE McMILLAN
Coup Attempt Thwarted by Guinea Army : Civilians Reported Slain in Takeover Bid by Ex-Premier From Associated Press
Charities See Losses, Wins in Court Ruling DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Moon Freed After Serving 11 Months of Prison Term : Unification Church Leader, Given 18-Month Sentence for Tax Evasion, Must Now Report to Halfway House Associated Press
Importers Aim to Control Market : Law to Bottle Up Foreign Wine Bargains Sought LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
4th of July in Moscow: U.S. Envoy Back on TV WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
No Sympathy for Hijackers, Conwell Says J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : A Loyal Friendship Travels a Long and Winding Road SCHUYLER INGLE, Ingle covers food and crime in Seattle for the Weekly. and
$350,000 N.Y. Gem Theft Associated Press
China's Westernmost City a Forlorn but Strategic Outpost JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Mobile 'Granny Homes' in Norco Backyards Get Initial Council OK BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
A Quiet Independence Day : Southland Plays It Cool on the Holiday as Temperatures Drop, Crowds Behave TED THACKREY JR. and RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writers
Fourth of July Celebrants--They Reassert Freedom to Do It Their Way PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Charles G. Mayo, Ex-USC Graduate School Dean, Dies
Fullerton : Ordinance Would Limit Number of Pets Allowed Roxana Kopetman
Fire Causes $500,000 Damage to Warehouse in Downtown S.D.
Brea : Carbon Canyon Group Offers Development Plan Roxana Kopetman
Firm Hit by Record Fine Over Wastes DONNA ST. GEORGE, Times Staff Writer
Drilling Political Loopholes
1 Killed, 3 Injured in Irvine Collision
Parting Shot Hits the Mark
Greatness as a Memorial
Tough Fighter in Assembly : Margolin Has Tenacity, Light Touch MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Times of Terror
24th Offense Sends Drunk Driver to Jail Associated Press
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
'U.S. Record of Intervention'
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
Manipulative?
'Running Short of Good Teachers'
La Habra : Contract Talks Between City and Union Continue Roxana Kopetman
Neither Holiday Traffic Nor Cooler Day Deters Beach-Bound Crowds JANNY SCOTT and MICHELE NORRIS, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : 15-Year-Old, Man, 27, Die in Shootings at Hansen Dam Park
Pine Valley
Prisoner Near End of Term Flees in Castaic
48 Jobs Added in $26.1-Million Corona Budget BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Tire Failures Caused Fire on Disney World Monorail Associated Press
Lee Miller, Long-Time Float Maker for Rose Parade, Dies
Haul of the Wild: Airlift Sends Urban Animals to Country MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Scout's Good Deed: Foiling a Felony at Fireworks Stand SHIRISH DATE, Times Staff Writer
Restaurant Smoking Law to Get New Notice JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Study Offers Ways to Stem Silt Pouring Into Lagoon JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Fireworks Blamed for Disneyland Mishap, Home Fire MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Boom Town Woes : No Rain, No Sleet, Just Delayed Mail LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Temperature Cooled Off by Ocean Breezes NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Leader Says No : Have Guardian Angels Taken Flight at Border? LORENA OROPEZA, Times Staff Writer
The 2 Women Behind the Mayor at City Hall JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Cloud Cast on Valley Aid for Family Planning LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Fran Savitch
San Diego
Huntington Beach : Trailer Park Relocation Proposal Is Considered Andy Rose
Countywide : Poverty Agency Expects Budget to Be $4 Million
Southland Celebrates Independence, and Togetherness TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writer
Fire Confirms Fears About Brush Dieback T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Maureen Kindel
Chinese Acrobats Balanced Amid Cultures JOHN NIELSEN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
TransCanada Locked in Bidding War With 3 Companies : Firm Seeks U.S. Natural Gas Pact United Press International
U.S. Pushing Japan to Internationalize the Yen SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Castle & Cooke Plans Hotel Development on Lanai, Murdock Says AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Union Plans Protest in Ralphs Labor Dispute HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
$200-Million-a-Year Sportswear Leader : Jantzen Swims Ahead of Tide CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
OPEC Hit by Charges of Cheating : Nigeria Says Cartel Should Oppose Cut in Prices, Production Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Center Gets $100,000 Gift From Rockwell
Art Survey Goes Beyond The Mere Black And White SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Staff Writer
Gary Mascaro Will Choreograph 'Lady'
Music Review : Rilling, Oregon Forces In B-minor Mass DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Staff Writer
Amal Hijackers: 'Media Smart,' Or Just Lucky? HOWARD ROSENBERG
'Stars Of Tomorrow' On 'today' JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
From Dirty Movies To Donahue : Television Comes To The Backwoods ERIC NEWHOUSE, Associated Press Writer
Beatty, May, Hoffman Sign For A Big-bucks Comedy JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
'Entertainment Tonight' To Move
Videoland In The Magic Kingdom RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
It's Hoagy Carmichael's Turn For Musical Revue HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Getting The Message Across On Child Safety DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Recoding Social Images Through Help Of Film ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
French Television Airs Banned Film From United Press-International
It's Transition Time For Martine Van Hamel LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Plain Wrap Covers Wide Musical Range RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Art Collector Buys With Alacrity MATT DAMSKER, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'Lily In Love' For The Indulgent KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
A D.c. Duo For Orange County Arts Center KRISTINA LINDGREN and GRETA BEIGEL, Times Staff Writers
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