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What happened on March 05, 1985
NEWS
'Racial Purists' May Have Black Ancestors, Author Says : S. Africa Book Stirs Whites' Anger MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Setback for Contras : CIA Mining of Harbors 'a Fiasco' DOYLE McMANUS and ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writers
Loan to Former FBI Official Investigated : Yablonsky Borrowed $40,000, Got $80,000 in Error, Lender Says RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Massive Rock Slide Collapses Tunnel on Interstate Highway United Press International
William Haddon, Crusader for Auto, Highway Safety, Dies of Kidney Failure Associated Press
Boston Police to Get Drug Tests Associated Press
South Lebanon Blast Kills 2 Shia Leaders, 10 Others From Times Wire Services
Injection of Toxic Liquid Leaves Patient Comatose Associated Press
2 Hurt in New Caledonia as Militants, Police Clash From Reuters
The State
The Region
The World
Kremlin Warns Bonn Against Role in U.S. 'Star Wars' Project Associated Press
U.S. Discloses Israeli Free Trade Treaty : Pioneering Accord Calls for Ending All Barriers to Commerce Associated Press
House Rejects Bid to Grant McIntyre a Provisional Seat United Press International
China to Retire 80,000 Officers in Army Sweep United Press International
Eastern Writers Reject TV, Film Pact, to Join Walkout From Times Wire Services
The Nation
Dole Urges Compromise on Spending : Warns Reagan to Prepare for Cuts in Defense Requests Associated Press
Kim's House Arrest to Be Lifted United Press International
Lobbying Effort for Contras Launched in L.A. LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Chinese President on Tour Associated Press
No Money Left, President Tells County Leaders OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Tower Aide to Be Named to State Department Post Associated Press
The World
The World
Californian Among Avalanche Victims Associated Press
The Nation
General Declares Victory, Ends Order to Staff to Boycott N.Y. Times Reporter From a Times Staff Writer
The Region
The State
Navy Delays Plan to Kill Goats
The Nation
The stuff that laws are made of: As trash cans multiply, so does the trash JACK SMITH
The World
The Nation
The World
The Nation
Mediator Acts in Writers Strike
Bush Tours Famine Relief Camp United Press International
Managua Cites Support for Moving All Foreign Advisers Out of Region DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
House Ignores Threat of Veto, OKs Farm Bill United Press International
The World : Marcos Fires Key Official
Kid Ory's Stolen Horns Recovered
The Region
Weinberger Halts Payments in General Dynamics Probe : 'Get-Tough' Policy Cited by Pentagon Associated Press
The State
British Miners Go Back to Work Minus Concessions Associated Press
U.S.-New Zealand Rift Causes Postponement of ANZUS Pact Meeting From Times Wire Services
Israelis Reportedly Storm S. Lebanon Hospital From Reuters
Dornan Won't Apologize for Wimp Remark From Times Wire Services
Chile Quake Toll Now 135; 150,000 Homeless WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Unruh Discloses $9,000 in Gifts, Says Job Delayed Complete Report RICHARD C. PADDOCK and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers
The State
Senate Budget Chairman's Deficit-Cutting Plan Aims at Social Security, Military KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Alaska Airlines Struck
Woman, 26, in Serious Condition : Willie Brown's Car Strikes Bicyclist at Capitol Associated Press
Missing Horse Found--He Drowned in Pool Associated Press
Fire on Pesticide Truck Closes L.A. Street in Rush Hour
Rio Mudslides Kill 21 From Reuters
Bush Begins Tour of Africa's Famine Region MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Black Leaders Draw Charge of 'New Racism' Associated Press
$1.5 Billion Asked for 21 MX Missiles : Weapon Needed as Geneva Bargaining Chip, Reagan Says GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
It's Doggone Tough Sledding With Moose on the Loose JENNINGS PARROTT
The Region : Honorary Marine to Get Military Burial
L.A. Man Sends Loaded Revolver to Jackie Onassis United Press International
Boy, 3, Shot in Murder-Suicide, Binds Wound and Watches TV Associated Press
U.S.-British Group Formed to Combat Genocide LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
700 Farmers March in Capital, Demand Higher Prices Associated Press
Storm Shuts Down Airports and Schools, Triggers Blackouts in North Part of U. S. From Times Wire Services
Court Orders Artukovic Sent to Yugoslavia WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
The Region
County Use of Poorhouses in Welfare Cases Will Face Trial DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Shot Fired Into Home of Blackmun, Often Threatened Over 1973 Abortion Ruling MARLENE CIMONS and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
U.S. High Court to Hear '62 Murder Case Appeal PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Delay Is Drawing Some Grumbling JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
Town's Lifeblood Pinched Off : Tecate Stores Feel Pressure of Border Closure H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Boeing Cancels Bill to Pentagon for Repayment of Political Gifts Associated Press
Introduced by Newport Lawmaker : Bill to Separate Coroners, Sheriffs Faces Hard Fight KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Justices Clash Over Miranda Rule Decision : 2nd Confession Held Valid Despite Tainted Initial Admission PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
John Kelly's Death Caused by Heart Attack United Press International
Weicker Raps Reagan Plans to Cut Grants Associated Press
EPA Orders 90% of Lead Cut From Gasoline by Jan. 1 ZACK NAUTH, Times Staff Writer
Promoter Agrees to Aid Probe of Political Deals BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Considering Sanctions Against Nicaragua JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Thayer Admits He Lied to SEC : Former Defense Official a Target of Fraud Probe ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Measles Outbreak at Illinois College Causes One Death, Tied to Two Others Associated Press
Reagans Mark Wedding Anniversary Privately Associated Press
From the Wheelchair to the Ski Slopes ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Potamkin Now Owns 23 Showrooms in 5 States : From Street Peddler to King of Auto Dealers From Associated Press
Electronic Memories and Titan Systems Plan Merger JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Securities Firm Shut as Audit Questions Data United Press International
Wedding Bells BILL RITTER
Evans Products' lenders demanded payment.
Treasury bill yields rose at the latest auction.
Cattle Prices Dragged Lower From Associated Press
Lucky sold 20 of its supermarkets in Houston.
Market Stages Broad Retreat; Dow Falls 9.83 From Times Wire Services
The total assets of California's S&Ls grew 30%.
Eastern is offering a $98 cross-country fare.
Shareholders of Brunswig Back Merger Plan KATHLEEN DAY, Times Staff Writer
Help-Wanted Ad Volume Off in January Associated Press
California led the nation in new businesses in 1984.
January New-Home Sales Rise 2.6% Associated Press
United Technical Division Gets $25-Million Order DJ
Dollar Advances in Nervous Trading Associated Press
Fabulous Inns Control Fight Nears End BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Help-wanted advertising declined in January.
Digital Unveils Upgraded PC System for Office Use DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Mission Viejo Bank Fight Resolved at Last Minute JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Investors Plan to Add to Stake in Christiana FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Dollar Rises; Gold Mixed Associated Press
Sales of new homes rose 2.6% in January.
Court Declares B of A Insurer to Be Insolvent JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Comarco Inc. LESLIE BERKMAN
Airport Service to End April 1 : Republic Will Quit Burbank, Ontario ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
A federal judge grounded Northeastern Airways.
Charges Antitrust Violations in Seeking $350 Million : Long Beach Sues Six Big Oil Firms DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
Rise in Costs Fuels Quarter Decline for ICN Pharmaceuticals JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
UPI May Be Turned Over to Creditors : If Current Talks Fail, News Service Could Face Liquidation THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Telxon Sues MSI Data for Alleged Bribe : Competitor Seeks $100 Million, Claims Firm Bought Secrets CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Nelson Research & Development Co. JESUS SANCHEZ
U.S. Elevator Shifting Jobs to Mexico FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Coastal's Bid for ANR Has Detroit Worried JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Silicon Systems Acquires Stake in Electronic Design Company CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Roeder to Leave as Chairman of Fotomat
Case to Determine Which Insurers Are Liable for Damages : Stage Set for Huge Asbestos Trial SAUL RUBIN, Times Staff Writer
Johnson Controls agreed to buy Hoover Universal.
Kaufman & Broad expanded its annuity business.
Textron Puts Bell Helicopter Unit Up for Sale Associated Press
Icahn Withdraws Bid for Phillips as Oil Firm Sweetens Its Own Offer DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Budd's Railroad-Car Future Uncertain as Contracts and Time Runs Out From Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Picus 'Hiding From Public,' Foes Assert RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Grants Boy's Wish to Be Buried in Military Cemetery MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Olympic Tickets High on List of Gifts to Legislators MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Blocked Border Irks Citizens of Both Tecates H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Man With Allegedly Marked Bills Arrested in Anaheim Bank Holdup
Campus Mourns : Honor Student Killed in Crash on Way to School SUSAN M. LOUX
High School Test Results Improve in S.D. SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Judge Who Wants His Seat Back Faces Suit JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Del Mar OKs Plan to Develop Beachfront Site NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Agent Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
Smell of Money Clears Out Bank
Now the Only Hope?
4 Seek Damages From Their Attorney : Lawyer Accused of Rejecting $2-Million Offer, Not Telling Clients JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Woman Dies in Auto Heated by Coal Stove
Finn Fends Off Attacks at Forum With Foes RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Expulsion: Severe but Reasonable
It's Tooth and Claw, Policing This Beat JOHN NIELSEN, Times Staff Writer
La Habra
3 Killed When Wall Falls Associated Press
Fumes Overcome Truck Driver After Spill at Laguna Hills Plant
Task Force to Probe City Campaign Laws LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Area Evacuated for Plant Blaze
N.Y. Democrat to Press Complaint : Dornan Threatened Him, Colleague Says Associated Press
Checking the Help-Unwanted Listings for the Possible Cushy Life BILL STALL, Bill Stall is now employed as a Times editorial writer.
Orange : Union President Warns Against Teacher Layoffs BILL BILLIITER
Report Questions Anew Behavior of Child Center Staff CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Seal Beach : Commission to Consider Restaurant Proposal G. M. BUSH
Murder Trial of Former Hughes Aide Postponed
Survey Reports Sexual Harassment in Schools DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Education Writer
New Group to Fight Genocide
Santa Ana : Anaheim Man, 21, Dies in Freeway Accident KRISTINA LINDGREN
Snow, Rain Forecast for S.D. County NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
San Onofre
La Jolla Student Wins National Science Award MICHAEL A. FAIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
Merchants, Residents to Receive Warnings : Toluca Chamber to Form Crime-Alert Network DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The Games Business Plays
San Onofre : Suit Seeks to Prevent Use of N-Plant's Unit 1 STEVE TRIPOLI
Airline's Exit Will Help Cut Noise at Burbank Airport MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Dixon Rea, Expert on Quakes
Medical Care in United States
Pharmacist Jailed for Medi-Cal Fraud
Keith Admits 6 Felony Counts, Agrees to Aid Moriarty Probe BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Strike Cuts Alaska Airlines' Flights Out of Burbank 50%
Sun Valley Mother Gets 2 Years for Abuse
Man Paralyzed in Accident Wins $3.9-Million Award MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
Intruder Shoots Mission Viejo Man in Apparent Burglary Attempt
Navy Napalm Stocks in Fallbrook Will Be Broken Down, Sold DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Stiffer Animal-Control Law Tentatively OKd G. M. BUSH
Pianist Eugene List, 66, Dies in New York From Times Wire Services
Fluor Plans Big Commercial Complex for Irvine Property : Company Likely to Square Off With City Over Use of Land JANE APPLEGATE and DAN NAKASO, Times Staff Writers
Hate Snow? Mosquitoes? Join the (Iowa) Club MATT DAMSKER
CORONA NORCO : 3 Arrested in Alleged Scheme to Kill Man With Car Bomb
Re-Enactment Film to Aid Probe of Huffman's Death GLENN BURKINS, Times Staff Writer
'Star Wars and Reality'
UPS Picks Sylmar Site for Distribution Plant STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Postal Service Puts Squeeze on Grapefruit Diet Product BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Cruisers Move Their Cars to Elysian Park : Neighbors Cite Fears; Drivers Defend Tradition MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
$5.2-Million Award Cut to $256,600 for Kidney Loss DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Krla Leaves Its 'Heart And Soul' In Pasadena DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Fcc Denies Complaint Against Cbs 'Enemy' PENNY PAGANO and JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writers
New Sitcoms, Dramas On The Light Side : Abc Throws Comedy Into The Breach MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Roots In Rock : Dresher's Back Beat Minimalism MARC SHULGOLD
How To Succeed In Funny Business: Lots Of Trying DUNCAN STRAUSS
Nominations For Video Awards
Jazz Dance By Diamond Valley Theatre LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Tv Abuse Of The Child-abuse Issue HOWARD ROSENBERG
Art Review : Works By Lere And Ruppersberg At Moca WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
SPORTS
The Roof Collapses at Silverdome Associated Press
College Baseball : No. 3 Texas Defeats Fullerton
Meet the Not-So-Great Gretzky: His Name's Keith Associated Press
A Tradition Lives On at Santa Anita JIM MURRAY
Mesa Women Defeat Long Beach
Morrison Says USC's Loss to Texas May Be Just What Doctor Ordered MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : Martinez Says He Is Ready MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The NBA / Thomas Bonk : Denver Is Not Conceding West to Lakers THOMAS BONK
Southern California Regionals : Point Loma Faces Crenshaw STEVE SCOTT
Prep Basketball : City Champions Hit Road Both North and South SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Chun Leads Saddleback to SCC Golf Victory
Spring Training Roundup
Long Beach Women Go for Title Tonight Against Trojans
Big Negotiations, Small Viewpoints
Patterson Named Conference MVP
World Figure Skating : Soviet Takes Lead in Men's Event United Press International
Triple Crown Ratings BILL CHRISTINE
Self-Awareness Has Put a New Light on Game of Baseball SCOTT OSTLER
Club Officials Say They Are Confident He Can Do the Job--But How Do They Know? : Lester, Lakers' Quiet Man, Sits Quietly on the Bench THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Canadiens Arrive Late and Lose, 4-3 Associated Press
For $2.6 Million, Luther Can Be Bullish About the USFL : Former Charger Quarterback Gets His Chance to Start in Jacksonville CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
BOB BOONE : To Break the Record for Games Caught, 37-Year-Old Angel Says He Needs to Improve on the Batter's Side of the Plate ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Tennis Team Beats Pennsylvania
Brea Girls Seek 29th Straight Win
Community College Basketball : Ryan Can Only Watch as Pirates Lose to Hornets in OT GUY GRUPPIE, Times Staff Writer
LIKE FATHER LIKE SONS : Padres Bring More Than One Alomar to Camp MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Defeat Point Loma
NBA Roundup : Without Gervin, Spurs Beat 76ers for Third Win in a Row, 109-103 From Times Wire Services
Spring Training Roundup : Sconiers Remains Missing; the Angels Remain Puzzled ROSS NEWHAN
College Basketball Roundup : BYU Is Surprised by Air Force at Provo, 82-79
AL OLIVER : He'll Tell You He's Quite a Player and Has Records to Prove It, but He Wants to Hear It From Others GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Spring Training Roundup GORDON EDES
USFL : Lewis and Showboats Get Past Bulls, 24-14 Associated Press
The Preps / Pat Cannon : Once the Wrestling Was Finished, the Celebrating Started PAT CANNON
Prep Baseball : Stanton Hits Two Home Runs to Lead Tustin Past Foothill
Esperanza Is No. 1 in Baseball Poll
Ex-Clemson Coaches Indicted for Dispensing Prescription Drugs : Names in the News : Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth ruled that the Chicago Cubs did not violate tampering rules when their radio and television station rights-holder signed former Houston Astros' broadcaster, Dewayne Staats.
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