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What happened on June 25, 1985
BUSINESS
Fuddruckers, Flakey Jake's Cry 'Copycat' : Burger Chains Duel in Northridge DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Branches May Be Answer for Ask Mr. Foster : Agency Seeks Independent Associates in Ignored Markets to Enhance Image ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Control Data is cutting back its finance unit.
Oak Settlement Due Bill Ritter
Treasury bill yields rose at the latest auction.
Denver Firm, Investors to Sell Energy Interests DJ
Litton swapped a debt package for stock.
Mission Insurance increased its shares.
Legislation Introduced to Curb 'Laundering' of Money in California EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Perceptronics Has Year-End Profit
Canada Firm Buys 52% of Cable Parent : Slaight Also Raises Bid to $95 Million for All Standard's Stock STUART SILVERSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
City Keeping Its Cool
Pillsbury is entering the ethnic food market.
Holiday to Sell 28 Hotels to Chicago Firm Associated Press
World Coffee Crop May Hit Record, Report Says Associated Press
Ailing Thrift Considers Deal to Draw In Cash BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
AT&T unveiled products compatible with IBM's.
Dollar Mixed in Dull Trading; Gold Edges Up Associated Press
Mortgage delinquencies hit a 32-year record.
Rockwell Unit Selected (DJ)
Signal Cos. After Services Operated by Government GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Poor 4th Period Gives MSI 1st Losing Year in a Decade CARLA LAZZARESCHI
Stocks Narrow Early Losses; Dow Slips 3.92 From Times Wire Services
More Growth Seen : Hilton Tops Marriott in Area Hotel Rooms BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
UAW Will Vote on GM-Toyota Contract Associated Press
Annual Report Resembles Fairy Tale--but It's Real Associated Press
Cost of Living Up Slightly in May in West Germany Associated Press
S.D. Business Schools Study Their Future Course GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Judge in Oil Price-Fixing Suit Cites Lack of Evidence JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Connected in Carlsbad Bill Ritter
'Dumping' of New Zealand Lamb Probed Associated Press
Versatile Plastic Invented Nearly 50 Years Ago : Teflon Finds New Uses in Computer-Chip Making From United Press International
Pact for Antennas DJ
Flight Insurance Boom Expected : Terrorism Boosts Security Business Associated Press
Advance Circuits Agrees to Acquire Multaplex DJ
Pros, Cons of Barring Japan Cars Described Associated Press
Firm Closes Sale of Home Health Unit
Ingredient Labels Sought on Fast Foods : Groups Ask Government to 'Lift Veil of Secrecy' Associated Press
Facilities at S.D. Schools Vary Widely GREG JOHNSON
1-Year Prison Term in Tax-Shelter Case BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Two airlines won government approval to merge.
Marketing Wing Still Key at Arco, Analysts Say DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
2 Major Ad Agencies Plan Merger : Benton & Bowles, D'Arcy Will Be 5th Largest in Industry PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Higher Profile After Going Private : ARA Services Works on Its Image Associated Press
Semtech Appoints New Treasurer-Acting CEO
Union Carbide Begins Construction of Ohio Plant DJ
Irvine Co. to Call a Halt to Cattle Raising : Falling Beef Prices, Dry Winters Blamed; Lessees to Carry On LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Sold by Allied : It's Back to Basic Lasers for Apollo DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Group Plans Centers for Child Care : Employers Will Open 4 Downtown Sites to Aid Working Parents DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Metropolitan Life Will Buy CrossLand Capital TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
A suitor acquired 52% of Valley Cable's parent.
Isuzu will open a bus chassis plant in Kentucky.
Ireland's Inflation Falls to Lowest Level in 17 Years Associated Press
Medical Services Company Reports Gains in Net, Sales JANE APPLEGATE
Orange County
Scarcity of Skilled Workers : Most Soviet Pensioners Still Work WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Diener Stepping Down at American Medical
Mary Kay Cosmetics is selling certain assets.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Auto Hits Tree, Driver Is Killed
San Diego
On Behalf of the Children
Countywide
Costa Mesa : Couple Robbed, Bound by 'Clean-Cut' Man Michael Bunch
The House : Family Planning
Arson Charged After Sepulveda SWAT Siege
Countywide
San Diego
High-Stakes Gambling
L.A. Schools Seek Out New 'Partners' : Other Agencies Approached on Solution to Classroom Shortage PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Chamber Says the City Has Too Many Managers Roxana Kopetman
Laughter Is Not Enough
Local News in Brief : East Valley May Be Site of Test for Hazardous Waste Disposal
San Diego
Suspect in Gun Threats Surrenders in Valencia
Levesque's Unique Role
Brea : Council Reported Ready to Wrap Up New Budget Roxana Kopetman
Jailed Woman Claims Injury, Eludes Deputy MICHAEL BUNCH, Times Staff Writer
Countywide
College District Accused of Rules Violation BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Mideast Hijacking
Mideast Hijacking
Mideast Hijacking
Mideast Hijacking
Musician Dies After Shooting; Man Sought
Jet Crashes; Pilot Is Safe United Press International
Pavarotti Sings Softly to Press of Concert Here MATT DAMSKER, San Diego County Arts Editor
Little Response on 1st Day of Free County AIDS Screenings MARILEE ENGE, Times Staff Writer
7,500 Evacuees Racked by Anxiety, Confusion, Boredom JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Man, 22, Kills Wife, Self Near Police Station JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Troubles Force 2-Week Delay of Equidome Concert Series GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Legislature Passes Bill Favoring Powerful Developers in County KENNETH F. BUNTING and JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writers
Quinlan Cartoon
Judge Cuts Accumulated Jail Fines, Warns of Possible Limit on Inmates JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
3 1/2-Year Term Given in Phony Billing Scheme BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
'Make a Miracle'
Farm Workers
Mideast Hijacking
El Cajon
Accused Rapist-Robber Charged in 12th Attack
Coming Attractions of the Performing Arts Center STEVE EMMONS
Three Men Slain, One Hurt in Possible Drug-Related Shooting ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
'Crippling Family Planning'
Father of Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese
Mideast Hijacking
City Refuses OK on Bond Issue Until SDG&E Settles Suit LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Brain Disease Victim Undergoes Abortion : Parents Authorize Procedure for Stricken Daughter, Say Action May Save Her From Death JAMES S. GRANELLI and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Quinlan Cartoon
Gotch's Foresight No Match for Nostradamus BARRY M. HORSTMAN
Hector Boiardi of 'Chef Boy-Ar-Dee' Foods Dies From Times Wire Services
Del Mar
Night of 2 Slayings Recalled at Lucas Hearing SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Nevada Car Crash Kills 3-Year-Old Reseda Girl
Press Barred From Hearings for Boys Accused in Holdups JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
County : Jury Questions Purpose of Education Department John Needham
Ex-Official, Attorney Sentenced in Casino Deal BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Victims of Encroaching Civilization : Airlift Gives Wild Animals New Lease on Life MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Officials React Quickly to Find of Melon Fly MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
Ralphs Agrees to Court Pact on Improving Minority Jobs BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Man Pleads Guilty in Burning Death of Wife; Incident Followed TV Show United Press International
Chevron USA Fined $38,000 for Illegal Chemical Dumping PATRICIA LOPEZ, Times Staff Writer
Will Soviets Join Fight on Terrorism? : Though They May Benefit Now, They Could Be Hurt Later ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
At Pools, Beaches, Golf Links : Rescuers to Get AIDS Safeguard THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Murder Trial Begins in Case Arising From Watts Feud PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
2 Communities Dispute Source of Rattler Invasion BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Irvine
5 Indicted in Sale of False Birth Data
41 Years of Lessons in East L.A. : Music, Dance, Art Provide Steps to High Self-Esteem EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Vote Sought on Freeway Fund Plan : Petitioners Say Use of City Fees Would Subvert Defeat of Prop. A ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach : Former School Site Seen as Possible Housing Area Robert Hanley
SPORTS
Robertson Scores Knockout of Nuno
Zola Budd Is Beaten in 3,000 Meters at Ulster Games by American Beckford Associated Press
Wimbledon : The Rains Came, but Only Purcell Exited MIKE LITTWIN, Times Staff Writer
Guerrero Homers, but Dodgers Lose, 8-4 RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
A Change of Place Is Big Hit JIM MURRAY
Blyleven Again Is Angels' Nemesis ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Give the NCAA an 'A' for Its Big Clean-Up Effort TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Rozier Leaves USFL and Signs With Oilers--Agent Associated Press
Oriole Demands Are Holding Up Wiggins Trade TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Chargers and Outlaws Near Johnson Deal CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Major League Roundup : Randolph Delivers Key Blow as Yankees Defeat Orioles, 5-4 From Times Wire Services
The Next Question Is Tough
Invaders Win, 31-21; USFL Playoffs Set Associated Press
USOC to Begin Drug Testing of Olympic Prospects Next Month : Names in the News : Dan Devine, executive director of Arizona State's Sun Angel Foundation, will undergo cataract surgery today at a Phoenix hospital. : Harry Neale, who was fired as coach and general manager of the Vancouver Canucks at the end of last season, has been hired as coach of the Detroit Red Wings. : Cecil Isbell, who quarterbacked the Green Bay Packers to the 1939 National League championship, died Sunday at age 69. Isbell died in a Hammond, Ind., hospital after a long illness.
Talk at NBA Meeting Centers on Warriors United Press International
Attorney in Buss Tax Case Is Fired From Arizona Job STEVE SPRINGER
ON THE WATERFRONT : Colorado's Arkansas River Is Scenic Location of America's Most Spectacular Kayak Race CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Thon Finally Beginning to See the Light : Astro Shortstop Puts Fear Behind Him as He Deals With Beaning PAT CANNON, Times Staff Writer
Steve Pate Will Take Second-Place Finish : Despite Losing Playoff to Levi, Former Bruin Knows He Is Set for Year SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Barons' Snowden to Attend Arizona
HOW DOES EXPRESS ROLL ON? : Ryan's Longevity Defies All the Odds CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Alternative Cards : The Offbeat Message: It Pays Off NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Pan Am to Revive Athens Flights From Reuters
Videotape From Beirut Shows 8 Grim Hostages Associated Press
The World
The World : Nepal Opposition Halted
The Region
Shareholders Back ABC Merger Associated Press
The State
The Region : Patient Gunman Gets $50,000 in Heist
Gouge Dug by Wheels Raises Questions on Brakes : Shuttle Lands After Near-Perfect Flight LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Rebels Target Leadership of Duarte's Party DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Second L.A. Cheese Maker Plans Recall PAUL JACOBS and ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writers
Leader of Crime Spree Gets 2nd Death Sentence Associated Press
The Nation
Israel Frees 31 Lebanese; Cabinet Rift Reported DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
House Votes to Allow Some Legal Fees to Be Recovered Associated Press
The World
The Nation
Mexico Steps Up Patrols Associated Press
The Region
The Region
House and Senate Budget Negotiators Break Off Talks United Press International
Weinberger Denies Funds Were Hidden : Says Pentagon Is Unjustly Accused of 'Squirreling' Money Associated Press
The State
The Nation
The World
The Region
Trudeau Visits Moscow From Reuters
Block Hits Farm Price Supports Associated Press
Orange Freeway Reopened
Candidate Ed Davis Doesn't Mind Giving Credit to Rival From a Times Staff Writer
Jamaica Strike Spreads; Resort City's Water Cut Associated Press
The State
Dissidents Must Pay Dues, Court Rules DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Terrorist Clues Sought in Crash of Air India Jet KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
The World
Dayton Officials Defend Water Quality Measures Associated Press
Not All of Jalisco Milk Was Pasteurized, Tests Indicate PAUL JACOBS and ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writers
Democratic National Committeeman Switches to GOP Associated Press
The State
Some Hostages Moved to Bekaa Valley, CIA Suspects DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Visits Kiev Workers Associated Press
Hostages' Kin Seek Meeting With Reagan United Press International
Two More Republicans Consider Senate Race KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Bread and Water Has New Meaning: Entire Meal in Loaf Associated Press
Italians Elect Cossiga, 56, as 8th President Associated Press
'Luckiest Person' Left Behind United Press International
Japan Cuts Import Tariffs to Reduce Trade Surplus Associated Press
The Nation
Snow Dusts Yellowstone's High Passes : Northeast Storms Damage Homes, Knock Out Power From Associated Press
Reagan Considers Sanctions to Shut Down Beirut Airport : Seeks to Get Release of 40 Hostages United Press International
Deperson-ize what you may, it's very clear, dislike of sexually ambiguous words is here to stay JACK SMITH
Number of Illegal Aliens in U.S. May Be as Low as 2 Million, New Study Contends GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Abused Wife Wins $2.3 Million From Negligent Police United Press International
Court to Rule on Burden of Proof in Libel : Will Decide if It Falls on Citizen or News Organization He's Suing PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Chemical Fire's Evacuee Total Rises to 10,000 MARCIDA DODSON and DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writers
Solidarity Issues Strike Call United Press International
Spain Jails Shias Once Demanded by TWA Hijackers Associated Press
Pull Out 6th Fleet, Berri Demands : He Adds New Condition for Freedom of Hostages; U.S. Rejection Is Swift JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The World
Rebellion, Ice Cream, Communion : Truce Edges Sri Lanka Life Toward Normal RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
3 Farm Workers Killed United Press International
Reporter Guilty in Stock Fraud : Gave Brokers Advance Wall St. Journal Data ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Assembly OKs Bill to Weaken Local Rent Control Laws MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
At 74, He's Been Living on the House Under the House JENNINGS PARROTT
Judge Sentences Dominelli to 20 Years in Fraud Case BILL RITTER, Times Staff Writer
Mengele Ran Business Under His Own Name From Reuters
Israel Offers Help in Hijack Crisis : Shift of Position Seen as Bid to Repair Strained U.S. Ties From Times Wire Services
Supreme Court Rules Military May Bar Protesters From Public Events at Bases PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Alleged IRA Plot to Bomb British Resorts Uncovered From Times Wire Services
Some S. African Trains to Be Desegregated From Times Wire Services
Reagan Cancels Vacation Due to Crisis in Beirut JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Report Calls Dominelli Both Warm, a Liar BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
60 Giant Mammals Go Ashore in Australia : Rescuers Battle to Save Beached Whales Associated Press
Drug Sleuths Urged to Use Sniffing Pigs
The World
U.S. and Foreign Airlines Tighten Their Security MARLENE CIMONS and PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writers
Explosions at Fireworks Plant Kill 21 From Associated Press
Senate Vote Called a Stunt : Bill Targets Pesticide Use by Growers of Pot LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Cuban Mob in U.S. Alleged
71-Year-Old Grandma Puts Her Vast Energy Into Aerobics TIA GINDICK, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Dowell To Direct The Royal Ballet From Reuters
Design Work Awarded To L.A. Architects
12 Folk Artists To Receive $5,000 Awards From Associated Press
Arts Center Report On Koce-tv
Madonna, Sean Penn To Wed?
Golden Bear Owners File Chapter 11 RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : Brotherly Love Affair With A Fabled Chagall WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
New Soap Bubbles From Abc JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Stage Review : White Case Re-enacted In 'Justice' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Egypt National Circus : First--and Only--circus In The Arab World DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
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