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What happened on March 27, 1985
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Natalie Cole's Ex-Husband Dies From Times Wire Services
City Sues Insurance Firm Over Refusal to Pay Claim JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Modern-Day Exodus
Pork-Barrel Basing of the MX
Walking on Eggs
San Diego
Santa Ana : Planning Panel Urges Approval of Traffic Plan G.M. BUSH
Countywide : Supervisors Reconsider Jail Work 'Emergency' JEFFREY A. PERLMAN
El Cajon
Youngsters Get a Taste of Passover
Countywide
Anaheim : Father Pleads Guilty to False Kidnap Report JERRY HICKS
Supervisors Seek Responses : Plan to Cut Funds for 75 Programs Set Aside DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Bill Would Speed Jail Approval : 2-County Measure Would Streamline Study Process KENNETH F. BUNTING and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
San Diego
Countywide
San Diego
County Favors New Policy on Incorporation NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
San Ysidro
Newport to Test Airport Expansion : City Wants Review of County's Plan by Superior Judge KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The Forces of Man--and Nature
Study Finds Public Would Support Transit Tax KEAY DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
Election Money--the New, the Old, the Bid to Limit It : Charter Amendment 1 Would Limit Campaign Donations VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Police Say Boy, 13, Helped Out at Home by Selling 'Coke' PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Informant's Claim Against Lam Delays Trial 2nd Time JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Loopholes and Tax Amnesty
Bill Would Require Police to Aid Drivers KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Leads Ferraro in Financial Aid From Valley RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton
$2 Million in Olympic Surplus Goes to Recreation Programs KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
County Law Will Prohibit Contamination of Water JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Election Money--the New, the Old, the Bid to Limit It : Minorities Helping Bradley; Ferraro Aided by GOP Whites FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Nixon Gesture
Newport Beach : Irvine Co. Granted OK to Build 888 New Units ROBERT HANLEY
Deported Murder Witness Pleads Guilty BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Controls on Rent Hikes Are Ended : Owners of Mobile Homes Lose Fight in Westminster G. M. BUSH, Times Staff Writer
2 Cab Firms End Boycott of Service to South Bay MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Plight of U.S. Farmers
County Held Liable in Deputy's Sex Attacks : Appeals Court Says an Employer Must Suffer Consequences When Police Authority Is Abused JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Families Will Move Out, Agree Not to Sue : Owners Settle Fight Over Collapsing Condos BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
They were given a rare glimpse of American life and manners. DOUG SMITH
Moving Day : Student Booklift Writes Library's Opening Chapter BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Showdown on County Anti-Smut Law Put Off RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Work on Detection Device to Begin : UCSD Scientists to Go on Hunt for Monopole KEAY DAVIDSON, Times Staff Writer
Orange : Water District Awards Contract on Reservoir ROBERT HANLEY
Guardian Gets 20-Year Term for Molesting Girl STEPHEN G. BLOOM, Times Staff Writer
Bible Group Pickets Blind Vendor at Courthouse DENNIS CUSHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Reportedly Spotted Outside S&L With Mask and Gun : Doctor Held as Suspect in Robbery Try NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Commercial Diver Drowns as Boat Propeller Cuts Hose
Sick Sea Animals Find Fast Friend HERBERT J. VIDA, Times Staff Writer
Girl, 5, Tells of Abuses, Threats by Ray Buckey CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana College Name Changed to Rancho Santiago BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
City Council Deals Harbor Square Plans Another Setback DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : 550 Apartment Units OKd for Hospital Land ROBERT HANLEY
NEWS
Kyle Acted in Self-Defense, Jurors Told CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
'Motel People' : A New Class of Homeless on Horizon MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
'True' Thriller Draws Heat for Secret Author WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Computers Help the Handicapped : Program Designed to Improve Communication Skills GARY LIBMAN
Court Curbs Police Shootings : Rules They Can't Fire at Unarmed, Fleeing Suspects Associated Press
Justices Affirm Ruling Upholding Gay Teachers' Rights PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Carrying on Family Traditions at Presentation Ball MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
GE Indicted on Charges of Defrauding AF ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
'Motel People' : Homeless Taking Up New Refuge MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Ethiopian Rescue: An All-U.S. Operation : Airlift Plan Came From Officer in Sudan Embassy, Not Israel CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
'Body Furnishing' : Paris Designers Fill Fall Lines With Touches of Home Decor MARYLOU LUTHER, Times Fashion Editor
Aid Agencies Join Hands Associated Press
Deukmejian Won't Return Funds Linked to Moriarty Associated Press
Pay Settlement OKd for County Lawyers
The Nation
New Students to Have TB Tests
U.S. Representative to Peace Group Named Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
Flights Fit for a King: 2 Monarchs at Controls From Reuters
U.S. Gives $100,000 to Nicaragua Paper United Press International
Alert Issued on Heart Device Battery Packs Associated Press
Blast Starts Fire in Texas Oil, Chemical Refinery Associated Press
CBS Eases Stand on Israeli Army Killing of Two Aides From Times Wire Services
Foes Gear for Next Fight--a Bid for 48 More MXs KAREN TUMULTY and BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Rain and Wind Expected as Storm Bears Down on L.A. MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
Skyjacker Surrenders in Turkey Associated Press
The Region
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Cardinal Recuperating United Press International
Oscar Show Lays Golden Egg, Draws Lowest Rating Ever Associated Press
Chico Puts Park Off-Limits to Troops United Press International
The Nation : Medicare Termed Sound
The World
The World
Limited Use of Wiretaps OKd by Senate Panel RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Senators Urge Reprisals for Japanese Policy Associated Press
Medical Students Accused Associated Press
Neves Has 3rd Operation in 11 Days WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
The World : North African Unity Fails
Reagan to See Numeiri Associated Press
House Votes MX Funding, 219-213 : Reagan Lobbying Credited for Thin Victory; Political Promises Alleged JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Warns Japanese on Car Exports United Press International
How State Lawmakers Voted on MX Missile Associated Press
Massive Blast Shakes Baghdad Associated Press
Bingham Was a House Painter While in Hiding Associated Press
2d Grand Jury Indicts Goetz in 4 N.Y. Subway Shootings : Accused of Attempted Murders From Times Wire Services
Geneva Talks Focus on Space : U.S., Soviets Concentrate on This Weapons Issue ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The World
Soviet Dissident's Wife Abandons 22-Day Fast United Press International
The World
The World
Cooler With Spring Showers Possible for the Southland MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
Fairfax Fires Di Gas Pressure Dips Sharply GEORGE RAMOS and TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writers
Rain Causes Traffic Snags, Power Failure for 5,000
Killer Bees Attack 2 Students; One Dies United Press International
Governor JERRY GILLAM, Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Airlines Must Install Additional Safeguards Against Fire Associated Press
The Medal Stops Here; Truman Honored by Reagan JENNINGS PARROTT
Utility Fined; A-Plant Failed Disaster Drill United Press International
Arabs Should Be Ousted From Israel, Kahane Declares From Reuters
Romanov Praises Hungary's Economic Reforms, Hints Kremlin May Follow Suit Associated Press
Neo-Nazi Seized; Suspect in Talk Show Host's Death United Press International
The State
Iraqi Jets Attack Ship in Gulf, Kill 9 in Raid on Tehran From Times Wire Services
Pennsylvania Avenue May Be Closed Off to Protect White House Associated Press
Woodpeckers Topple Pole, Disrupt Power United Press International
The Region
Shifts Ahead in the Graying of America URSULA VILS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Judge, Set to Aid Claiborne Appeal, Dies in Hotel DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Intelligence Chief, Aides Indicted in Liu Murder DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Harbin: A Place to Avoid in the Winter JULIAN BAUM, The Christian Science Monitor
A cornered ex-Marine, with his back to the wall, brings up the big guns--but forgets the ammunition JACK SMITH
Small Cracks Found in Vietnam Memorial United Press International
Fairfax Fires Die, Gas Pressure Dips Sharply GEORGE RAMOS and TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writers
Sudan Denies It Agreed to an Israel Airlift
Kidnapers in Lebanon Let Briton Go : Mining Expert Nash in 'Good Shape' After 2 Weeks of Captivity United Press International
'Distressed' Goetz Refuses to Testify Before Grand Jury JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Invites Allies to Join 'Star Wars' Research Associated Press
Inside the New Yorker: Fear and Trembling JOHN J. GOLDMAN and ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writers
The Region
Flooding Hits Ukraine From Reuters
Unity Attempt Fails Again in North Africa DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Stores Will Reopen in Fairfax Gas Fire Area GEORGE RAMOS and JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writers
NATO Urges Go-Ahead on 'Star Wars' : Defense Chiefs Say Space Program Is in Europe's Interest Associated Press
8 Workers Charged With Selling Drugs in Senate Kitchen From Reuters
New MX Vote Set for Thursday Associated Press
'Poets Are Born, Not Paid' : Award-Winning Writers Fear for Future of the Art ANDREW AVALOS, Avalos is a member of the Times editorial staff
200 Arrested in S. African Protest Over Killing of 19 MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
16 L.A. Cocaine Dealers Seized
U.S. Says Iraq Used Poison Gas to Rout Iranians NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Insist U.S. Is at Fault in Major's Death WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Considers Retaliation for Soviet Slaying of Major United Press International
Firms Emit Huge Volume of Toxins, Report Says MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
The State : Warrant Issued for Mayor
GOP Senator Calls Reagan Nicaragua Policy Confusing DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
'It Was Like Cyclone,' Woman Says of Hellish Scene in Midst of Blast MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
China Parliament Meeting United Press International
Peking Opens Archive Associated Press
Kirkpatrick Rules Out Running for Office DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
Nicaragua Forces Peasants to Move, Bars Aid to Rebels DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Mobile Home Blaze Kills Five Members of Family Associated Press
The Region : 3 Children Killed in Fire
Engineer Hailed in Gas Leak Battle ANDY FURILLO, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Lessons in How to Clown Around LYNN SMITH
Deported Murder Witness Pleads Guilty BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Girl, 4, Finds Heroin in School Bag Associated Press
The World
Letters in VIEW : On Being Ethnic
Book Review : A Swiftian Proposal for the Nuclear Age RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
The Region
A Well-Lighted Home Keeps Burglar Away BOB KEIM, United Press International
Health Complications : Does Smoking or Drinking Affect Development of Ulcers? DR. NEIL SOLOMON
SPORTS
San Diego Prep Baseball : Despite Inexperience, Madison Keeps on Winning, 6-3
KURT BEVACQUA : He Has Hung Around the Major Leagues Since 1971, Exceling as a Kind of Zany Pinch-Hitter's Pinch-Hitter CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
University Upsets Sea Kings in Tennis
Principal to Announce Action Against Ocean View Team TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
All Field, No Hit, at Least Until Now : Pettis and Schofield Caught the Ball a Lot Better Than They Hit It for Angels Last Season, but Mauch Has Called for Better Connections : Shortstop's Bat Can't Be as Quiet as the Shortstop ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
A Free Hand Pays Off for Cavaliers DAN HAFNER
Preps SPRING SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Hart's Rally Beats Burroughs, 8-5
Trabuco Hills Officially Names Barnett Coach
Sockers Fall Short of Record in 9-5 Loss Special to The Times
Kennedy Still Unbeaten
Spring Training / Padres : Marching Through One of the Dog Days CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Young Will Likely Miss Oakland Game CHRIS DUFRESNE
Nunn Two-Guns Jackson With a Knockout in the First Round MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
THE INDIANS' REACTION : Snyder Leaves Big-League Impression on Team Before Taking a Minor Detour STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
When the chips are down and the deck is stacked against you, a bit of imaginative reshuffling can do wonders to cure the problems of an ailing athletic program : The Ways and Means of Releaguing TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Fimple Gets Sent Down, Starts Up With Trade Talk GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Trio Competing in N.Y. Polo Tournament
Chaney Says Talk Wasn't About Job SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Spring Training / Angels : Kipper May Make the Big Leap to Majors ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
The NHL : Kings' Quinn Faces a Tough Fight for Coach of Year Chris Baker
Ewing Has Earned That Extra Edge
College Baseball : Irvine Strands 14 Runners in 10-Inning Loss
Prep Baseball : Calabasas Has the Wright Stuff in a 7-1 Victory TIM DERMODY
All Field, No Hit, at Least Until Now : Pettis and Schofield Caught the Ball a Lot Better Than They Hit It for Angels Last Season, but Mauch Has Called for Better Connections : If Outfielder Improves at Plate, It's Hats Off ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Bruins Try N.Y. Again : Hazzard, Club Get Chance to Atone for Earlier Rout MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Arizona State's Tamburo Quits as Athletic Director Amid a Drug Controversy
Player of the Week : Lancers' Schicker Is Catching Up on Lost Time STEVE LOWERY
Canadian Quarterback Comes In From Cold, Putting Ferragamo Out : Brock Now Is a Ram RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Junior College HIGHLIGHTS : Five Homers Power Canyons, 11-2
Prep Notebook JOHANNES TESSELAAR : Sylmar Slid Backward as Hiner Slid Forward
Rivalries in Small Sports Are Also Affected When Schools Switch Leagues GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Prep Baseball : Notre Dame Puts Perrson Pain on Bosco PAUL SCHNEIDER
College Baseball : Pitchers Lead Aztecs to Two Victories
Bandits Defy USFL Switch to Fall Season Associated Press
Lazers Stun Blast, 4-3, Gain Playoff Spot GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
For Orange, It Was Time to Move On JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Fix Scandal Hits Tulane--4 Accused Associated Press
Community College Baseball : Salaets and Buckels Pitch Three-Hitter
Spring Training / Highlights : Horner Swings Back Into Action; Robertson Goes Out From Times Wire Services
Gastineau Gets Ready on Chicken Feed Scott Ostler
Prep Baseball : Katella Pounds Out 18 Hits in 14-3 Victory Over Loara
Closing Santa Cruz Island Leaves Boaters Irate Richard Buffum
Pavelich Scores Two Goals as the Rangers Win, 5-4, Move Closer to Playoffs DAN HAFNER
Trail Blazers Snap Lakers' String RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Mount Carmel Vaulters Are Fit to Be Tied : Johnston, Whitton and Bean Share San Diego County's Top Mark STEVE SCOTT
College Baseball : Now Brock Has Drug Controversy in Season of Woe at Arizona State Bob Cuomo
College Baseball RAINBOW TOURNAMENT : Late CSUN Rallies Aren't Enough as Matadors Lose Two Special to The Times
Cory Snyder : His Spring Training Diary Week 4
Palomar's Wooten Named to Team
BUSINESS
White Farm Equipment Faces Debt Crisis Associated Press
Mexico Says It Intends to Stick to Austerity JUAN M. VASQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Hilton Wins Reprieve on N.J. Casino License ROBERT E. DALLOS and AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writers
Seeks FCC Review of Shareholder Group's Liquidation Plan : Storer Files Protest Over Dissidents' Bid Associated Press
AT&T unveiled another personal computer.
Some citrus growers want market controls ended.
2 More Ohio S&Ls Will Get U.S. Insurance From Times Wire Services
Los Angeles County
B of A Will File Insurance Claim Over Paraguay Loss JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
California
Los Angeles County
Dollar Stages Broad Retreat; Gold Up $8 Associated Press
Realty Firm Increases Its Area Activities LESLIE BERKMAN
Nation
Los Angeles County
World
Nation
ESM was declared bankrupt at a Florida hearing.
Precious Metals Up Sharply Associated Press
A Northern California bank reopened Monday.
Malaysia Hit Hard By Semiconductor Market Slump From Reuters
Treasury Sees Casinos as Unofficial Banks From the Washington Post
Los Angeles County
Unocal's Hartley called for a takeover moratorium.
Czechoslovakia Expects to Pay Debts by Year's End Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Cooper Holds 'Friendly' Talks With McGraw Associated Press
California
Ex-Reporter Questioned on Past Uses of Information : Prosecutor Hits Winans' Integrity PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Analyst Lowers Control Data Profit Estimate : Hutton Recommends Selling Company's Stock KATHLEEN DAY, Times Staff Writer
California
Kamm Resigns as Chairman of Mobot Corp. BILL RITTER
Brock's Style Unlike Donovan's; Slant Is Same HARRY BERNSTEIN
General Mills to Return to Basics : Plans to Sell Fashion Division and Spin Off Toy Group NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Survey of 320 Laid Off From Big Three Firms : 70% of Auto Workers Back on Job JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
California
Nation
Santa Ana Firm Hooks Contract at Aquarium JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Wasserman to Be Chairman of Maxicare JUBE SHIVER Jr.
CBS Releases Holders List to Helms' Group Associated Press
Mainframe Systems From Burroughs, Honeywell : 2 Firms Unveil Large-Scale Computers From Associated Press
High Court Overturns Alabama Tax Favoring Home-State Industry PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Dow Slips a Fraction as Stocks Close Mixed From Times Wire Services
Kaiser Aluminum's employees ratified a contract.
MCA Agrees to Acquire L.J.N. Toys : Entertainment Firm to Exchange Up to $39.8 Million in Stock KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
The first U.S.-made Sentra car rolled off the line.
Exxon will pay two executives $2.87 million.
ENTERTAINMENT
Stage Review : 'La Venexiana': After The Laughter . . . DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Wonder Banned In S. Africa From United Press International
Filmex Reviews
Master Symphony Names Director
Filmex Reviews
Bedsow Quits Performing Arts Post HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Art Center Now Lacks A Director HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
The Long And Short Of Streamlined Oscarcast HOWARD ROSENBERG
Occ Jazz Festival Tunes Up RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
A Little Night Music At The Governors Ball PAUL ROSENFIELD, Times Staff Writer
'Amadeus': Box-office Strategy MICHAEL LONDON, Times Staff Writer
Others Join The Chorus For Charity To Ethiopia DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Arts Watch : Ucsd Crafts Center Blooms MATT DAMSKER, San Diego County Arts Editor
Hammer Grant To Ucla For Da Vinci Center WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Art Review : 'Emerging Artists' At La Jolla Art Museum SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Staff Writer
Filmex Reviews
Filmex Reviews KEVIN THOMAS
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