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What happened on July 06, 1985
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Informant in Police Theft Scandal Put on Probation PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Prostitute Taped Fears of Retaliation for Testimony DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Using Incinerator Ships to Get Rid of Toxic Waste
Local News in Brief : Warrant Issued in Slaying of Calabasas High School Student
Patrols Find Parks of San Fernando Harbor Little Peril STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Seagram Heiress de Gunzburg Dies of Cancer at 60 From Times Wire Services
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
'Dial-a-Porn' Opposed Associated Press
Protector of All He Surveys GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Coronado
Four Killed, One Injured as Colorado House Burns United Press International
San Diego
Forecaster Says: 'You Want Clouds, We Got Clouds'
Van de Kamp Urges Coastal Plans on N. County Beach Tour NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Fullerton
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
Costa Mesa : Work on Sculpture Gets Under Way at College
San Clemente : Petitioners Would Limit New Homes to 500 Yearly Robert Hanley
Labor Leader Calls For Rational Trade Policy
La Jolla
Irvine : Victim of Paramedic Van Collision Identified Dave Palermo
Inmate Stabbed to Death in County Jail
Volunteers Assist in Fire Cleanup LORENA OROPEZA, Times Staff Writer
Cypress : Fire in Detached Garage Takes Life of Woman, 22 Dave Palermo
Neighbors Unite to Oppose Conversion of School Site to Housing ADAM Z. HORVATH, Times Staff Writer
Motorcyclist Killed; Motorist Arrested
Adventist Church Aims at Adding 2 Million by 1990 JOHN DART
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
Woman, 94, Rescued : Tip By Alert Mail Carrier Saves a Life KAREN GALLEGOS, Times Staff Writer
Dutch Theologian Was 1st Leader of Church Council Associated Press
Body of Boater Found
Neighbors Honor Returned Hostage THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Man's Body Found Off Seal Beach
'Street-Wise Coyotes Find a Home in L.A.'
Death Row Inmate Asks That Appeals Be Ended United Press International
It's Not Quite Dial-a-Wave, But It's Pretty Close MARILEE ENGE, Times Staff Writer
Days of Tension : Hillside Residents Form Arson Watch DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Head-On Calabasas Crash Kills 1, Hurts 7 JOHN NIELSEN, Times Staff Writer
CHP Finds 43% Lack Car Policy Proof United Press International
July 4 Watermelon Promotion Turns Out to Be a Real Lemon DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Poway
Warehouse Fire Misses Stored Toxic Chemicals
Evacuees See Gas Firm as Another Peril ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pinnacles and Needles : Rangers at National Monument Are Worried That an Earthquake Could Topple Boulders Over Caves CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer and
La Jolla
A Rare Fossil, the Nautiloid, Is a Rare Find BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Cats Were Away, So the Mice Were Playing LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Legal Aid Society Wins $300,000 Family-Law Grant RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Three Pendleton District Women Win California Police Olympics Triathlon Julie Stutts
Days of Tension : Firefighters Wait for Call to Inferno ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Stores Comply With Ban on Watermelons SHIRISH DATE, Times Staff Writer
2 Killed by Gas Leak at Motel in Las Vegas Special to The Times
Ex-Dutch Premier Jan de Quay Dies; Fought Nazi Domination Associated Press
USE THIS VERSION : Arrest in Grisly Case After 2 Years : Partner of Slain Man Held in His Contract Murder ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Lee Gold, 66; Movie Writer for 4 Decades
Firm Seeks to Bar Radio Show by 9 Artists : Says Broadcast of Ethiopia Benefit Concert Would Violate Pact DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
'That Night Will Haunt Me the Rest of My Life'
Police Identify Youth Shot to Death at Park
Warrant Needed to Search Bags in Car Trunks, Justices Rule DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Governor Asks for Federal Disaster Aid KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Goat Rescue Resumes on San Clemente Island GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Cypress Woman Is Killed, 2 Injured in Boat Accident SHIRISH DATE, Times Staff Writer
Baby Fae's Legacy: High Hope and a Quiet Hero JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
New Senior Pastors and Rabbi Assume Duties
Health Officials Say County Watermelon Cases Total About 19 MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
'Laughter Is Not Enough'
Using Incinerator Ships to Get Rid of Toxic Waste
SPORTS
Carlisle Hits Last 100 Targets to Become First to Win Skeet and Bunker Trap Shooting Titles From Times Wire Services
REMEMBERING RUFFIAN : 10 Years Ago Today, the Filly Without Peer Met With Tragedy in a Match Race at Belmont BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Boxer Says He'll Continue to Fight Despite the Death of Last Opponent Associated Press
Playing for Keeps : Junkyard Orphans Race for New Homes in Saugus Claiming Program DAVID KECK
Transpac Race : Ultra-Light Boats Move Up in Soft Winds, Take Lead : Transpac Race
Louganis Was a Hit at the USC Village
Los Alamitos' Dash for Cash Derby : Sixy Chick, Artesia Meet Tonight in Rematch of Upset JEANMARIE MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Dodd Is the Same, but Different : Arizona State Was a Detour on His Road to Success KURT ROSENBERG, Times Staff Writer
Three Valley Swimmers Selected High School All-Americans
Gymnastics Challenge Men's Team Finals : Song Wen Wins All-Around Title as China Beats U.S. SCOTT NEWMAN, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Giants Win on 17-Hit Attack, 12-6 DAN HAFNER
Norman Is Flying High With Eagle From Times Wire Services
Weekend Racing at Hollywood Park : Lukas Has 3 of 8 Starters in Today's Landaluce Stakes BILL CHRISTINE
Players and Owners Look to Hard Bargaining Associated Press
Lewis, Leg Injured, Pulls Out of European Track Tour
Chargers Sign Rookies Lewis and Adams to Series of One-Year Contracts
Tour de France : Belgian Wins Seventh Stage; Andersen Leads United Press International
Cities Missing in a Links Takeover Dave Distel
Carlsbad Set for First Freedom Cup
Padres Finally Succumb, 5-4, in 12 : Rain Delays Fail to Dampen Pirates' Ability to Rally TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Morris Wins Surfing Heat in South Africa Tourney DEREK RASER
Waldorf Opens 7-Shot Lead in Amateur Event GARY KLEIN
There's Conspiracy That Leads to Such Problems as Howe's
Mike Marshall Set the Record Straight
Dodgers Are Losers in the Numbers Game
There's Conspiracy That Leads to Such Problems as Howe's
There's Conspiracy That Leads to Such Problems as Howe's
There's Conspiracy That Leads to Such Problems as Howe's
Faria Rallies to Capture Speedway's Independence Cup
American League Roundup : Wiggins Gets Off to Fast Start for Orioles, 6-3 DAN HAFNER
'Worst Golfer' Event Was a Waste of Time
Dodgers Are Losers in the Numbers Game
Yeager Puts the Arm on Cardinals : He Stops Base-Stealers, Drives in 2 Runs in Dodger Win GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
And Now, Here Are Some Kind Words for Cleveland
Forging a Force : Orange Alumnus Is Cut Above the Rest as MISL's Rookie of Year MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Nate Had Great Look at Kareem
Curren's Serve Sends Connors to Defeat, Too : Player Who Earlier Upset McEnroe Moves Into Final MIKE LITTWIN, Times Staff Writer
OIL CAN : With a Nickname Like That, the Red Sox Pitcher Would Figure to Be Slick; Actually, in Boston, He's Like a Slick From French Lick, in Talent and Style GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Dock Ellis' Statement Was Not Fit to Print
Mom's Command Tries for Filly Triple Crown PAUL MORAN, Newsday
Two-a-Day Has a New Meaning : Sonora's Blakeley Will Coach Football and Baseball Teams TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Jeremiah to Coach Fullerton's Women
Dock Ellis' Statement Was Not Fit to Print
Cheating in Little League : Coaches, Officials Say Rules Commonly Are Compromised MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Dock Ellis' Statement Was Not Fit to Print
The Ballpark Organ Is No. 1 on the List
This Time, Angels Rout Ojeda : Red Sox Lose, 13-4; Miller Joins Fight in Stands JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Review : Apocalyptic Visions On View SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Staff Writer
2 Canalettos Sold From Associated Press
Boogying Di, Charles Opt To Play It Straits From Associated Press
L. B. Symphony Reorganizes Season : Long Beach Symphony Reorganizes Season DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Staff Writer
Philip Michael Thomas : Multidimensional Man Of Tv's 'Miami Vice' CHARLOTTE PORTER, Associated Press
Defender Of Misunderstood Viola MARC SHULGOLD
Guess Who's Subject Of A Film Series CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
'The Mysteries' Of The West End Boom DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Africa For Africa Work Reaches Grass Roots DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Link in Deaths of Two Arcadia Women Sought JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
Murder Convictions Against '.22-Caliber Killer' Overturned Associated Press
Woman Arrested in $1.2-Million Scheme
3 Alabama Rights Leaders Acquitted of Vote Fraud United Press International
India Shangri-la Feels Pinch of Progress RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Even He Has Helped Fuel Speculation : Ueberroth for Senator? The Rumor Refuses to Die KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Major Tory Loss in Welsh Vote Seen by Foes as Sign of Thatcher's Eroding Strength KAREN DeYOUNG, The Washington Post
Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Swept Back Into Power With Landslide Election Victory From Times Wire Services
Death, 3 San Joaquin Valley Home Fires Blamed on Illegal Fireworks From Associated Press
69 Protesters Convicted in 3 Mile Island March Associated Press
Gains Seen as European Security Talks Recess : Delegates Call Issues Less Diffuse, Say Accord Can Be Concluded Within a Year DON COOK, Times Staff Writer
Madrid Mayor Pleads for Silence in Siesta United Press International
Ulster Court Rejects Informer Testimony Again, Acquits 20 Associated Press
Famine Crisis Over in 8 African Nations, U.N. Agency Says Associated Press
Holiday Traffic Toll Passes 200 Mark Associated Press
Jail Escapee Wounded After Holding 6 Hostage Associated Press
Doctors' Work in S. African's Death Decried MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Cache of Explosives Found in West Bank From Reuters
Robot Locates Wreckage of Air-India Jet Associated Press
AIDS Cases Expected to Double Again This Year United Press International
$225-Million Cut in Medicare Limits Payments for Education, Home Health Care Associated Press
U.S. Plan to Rid Kesterson Site of Selenium Disclosed Associated Press
'See-Through' Interiors : Office Glut: It Sweeps the Country J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Prague-Area Gold Find Worth $1 Billion Told Associated Press
Soviet Minister Ousted Amid Lag in Metals From Reuters
Ships Collide off Japan United Press International
Soviets Urge U.S. to Affirm ABM Treaty : Gorbachev Letter to Scientists' Group Also Denies Violations WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Vegas' 116 Misses Record by Degree From Associated Press
Beirut Fights to Keep Its Airport Open From Times Wire Services
Caught Between a Rind and a Recall : Watermelon Promotion Proves a Lemon DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Vietnam Offers Talks on MIAs : Could Be First Step to Normalizing Relations JOANNE OMANG, The Washington Post
Right-Wingers Glare Across Border : Anti-Sandinista Feelings Intensifying in Costa Rica WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
In India, Even Remotest Area Stands Divided RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Reporter's Killer Granted 2nd Death Penalty Review DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Conveyor-System Eye Surgery : Soviet 'Industrial' Clinic: It's Strictly Cut and Run WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Weather Aids Double Punch at Ojai Fire JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Bavaria Will Rethink Nazi Kin's Pensions United Press International
Unemployment at 7.2% for Fifth Month as Manufacturing Continues to Lose Jobs TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
$2 Million Sought for Life-Threatening Situations : Killer Sues Utah Prison for Letting Him Escape United Press International
Melon Ban Extended Through the Weekend : State Investigators Discover Two Kern County Fields Using Prohibited Pesticide on Crops CATHLEEN DECKER and CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Donors Send Supplies to Nicaragua WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Pair Indicted in Rape, Killing of Infant They Said Was Kidnaped Associated Press
BUSINESS
Turner Asks for Quick OK by FCC on CBS Bid Associated Press
Struggling Rosscomp Gets Emergency Loan CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
3 Sites in State on List for Bureau of Engraving Plant GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Basic Money Supply Takes Surprise Leap : $2.6-Billion Gain in Associated Press
Justice Dept. May Review Action if Information Was Withheld : Inquiry Into Hutton Case Heats Up Associated Press
Dow Jumps 8 in Slowest Trading Session of Year From Times Wire Services
Dollar Declines Despite Some Late Buying Associated Press
AT&T will make residential phones in Singapore.
HCA and AHS may be delisted by the NYSE.
Ministers Far From Reaching Accord on OPEC Pricing Policy STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Mexico May Soon Cut Price of Its Light Crude Associated Press
Manufacturers Hanover Corp. will cut 1,745 jobs.
Early California Plans to Sell Olive Unit, Go Private DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Resident Firm Is Service Center for 115 Magazines : Small City's Post Office Jumps CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Commodities for Friday, July 5, 1985 : Soybeans Lead Grain Rally From Associated Press
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