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What happened on May 07, 1985
NEWS
New York's Biggest March--10 Years Late : Vietnam Veterans Get Their Parade at Last United Press International
Backyard Archeology : Israeli Gets to Know Centuries-Old Friend DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Traffic in Yosemite to Be Restricted on Holiday Weekends LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Judge Denies New Trial in Tavern Rape Case Associated Press
U.S. Not Responsive on Arms, Gorbachev Says WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Top American Envoys to Skip Soviet Parade WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Finnish Union Urges End to S. Africa Trade From Reuters
Problems Stalling New Salvadoran Peace Talks Associated Press
Poland Detained 4 U.S. Students United Press International
GOP Sets Sights on 100,000 Democrats Who'd Rather Switch Associated Press
Fire Wrecks Rock Music Shrine Associated Press
The World
28 Killed, 100 Wounded by Beirut Shells : Fires Out of Control, Cars Smoldering in Barrage of Artillery Associated Press
The World
The World
12 Democrats Urge Price Rise to Aid Farmers Associated Press
The Region
2 Die in Argentine Blasts Associated Press
Policeman's Life Saved as Badge Deflects Bullet United Press International
Nation's Reserves of natural Gas Climb Despite Lower Prices Associated Press
Fall Kills Wyoming Skier Associated Press
Lewis Leaves Hospital United Press International
Kohl Looks Back, Forward : 'Everything Follows From History,' Chancellor Says TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Nuclear Issue Stalls U.S. Port Calls in China JIM MANN and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
The World
Spain Refuses to Support Reagan's Nicaragua Stand Associated Press
U.S. Disputes Claim That Soviets Shun Research on Space Weapons United Press International
Schroeder in Critical Condition Associated Press
Germany At A Glance --HARRY TRIMBORN
The State
Minorities Rapidly Leaving Newspapers : Study Finds They Are Quitting at Three Times the Rate of Whites THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
China Purges Officials of Railway Ministry Associated Press
The State
The Nation
The World
The Region
The Nation
The World : Poles Aim at U.S. Embassy
The Nation
Experiment With Liberalization Suddenly Ends : China Tells Press It Must Follow the Party Line JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Measure Altering High Court Appeals Procedure Takes Effect Associated Press
Reagan Will Offer Military Hot Line Plan : Hopes Proposal at Europe Parliament Interests Soviets JACK NELSON and GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writers
Inmate Who Had AIDS Dies
Parsons Grant to Pasadena Library
Meese Hopes to Eliminate Evidence Exclusion Rule Associated Press
House Panel Would Shut Down Justice Department : Three U.S. Agencies Warned on Quotas Associated Press
Financial Pressure Mounts for Elderly : Stringent Cost Controls, Sacrifices Save Medicare ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writers
Integrity Panel Chief's Conduct Under Inquiry United Press International
50 Cats and Dogs Perish in N.Y. Animal Shelter Fire ELMSFORD, N.Y
The Region : Full Power Due Today in Diablo Reactor
Shuttle Lands Safely at Edwards; Sonic Booms Trigger Alarms in Pass Over L.A. LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
The State
Schroeder Has Brain Bleeding, Is Hospitalized Associated Press
Hindu Mobs Attack Sikhs United Press International
The State
EPA Rules Require Underground Tanks That Prevent Leaks Associated Press
Criminal Charges Filed Over Pesticide Use United Press International
U.S. Treasury Softens Stand on Donations : OKs Deduction for Gifts Exceeding 1% of Income, Sources Say Associated Press
Discrimination More Subtle Now, Judge Told : State Department Accused of Sex Bias Associated Press
Gemayel, Patriarch Seek End to Beirut Clashes From Times Wire Services
Nancy Has Fling at Flamenco, Says You Have to Start Young United Press International
Thayer Reportedly to Pay Fraud Victims : Ex-Defense Official's Settlement in Stock Trading Complaint Told ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Europe's Media Praise 2 Visits by Reagan, Say Image Changes From Times Wire Services
Suspect in Six-State Slaying Spree Gets Sentence of Death Associated Press
Ethiopian Leader Deplores Burning of Famine Camp; Says Decision Wasn't His From Times Wire Services
Flying Tigers Unit Plans Taiwan Reunion From Reuters
From Ashes to Affluence, Democracy : West Germany: 'Miracle of Modern Age' TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Jet May 'Spy' on Southland Mountains for Brush Disease T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Museum Display : Survivor Paints Image of Death Camp Horror WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
One Dies in Amtrak Crash Associated Press
Maryland Residents Find Secret Service Training Next Door United Press International
Spend A Buck to Skip Preakness Associated Press
Reporter's Notebook : Reagans at Palace Where Franco Lived From Times Staff Writers
Catch 22 May Place Wildlife Shelter on List of Endangered ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
$734,000 U.S. Study of Sex Magazines Hit United Press International
No Forgiving Bitburg Visit, Rabin Says DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Manager Blair Resigns, Citing Illness LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Dotson Telling Truth, Examiner Says Following Polygraph Test Associated Press
The Region
Bradley Calls for $1-Billion Divestiture From S. Africa : Apartheid Target of City Action FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Rosie O'Grady Pulls Balloon Race Hat Trick LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Owner of L.A. Firm Faces Sentence for Dumping of Toxics PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Israeli in Murder Case Gets Prison Term as Illegal Alien BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
When kids scrutinize adults, they are quick to detect vanity, duplicity and pretentiousness JACK SMITH
Strike Forces Portugal's Airline to Cut Flights From Reuters
'It's Not Over Till It's Over' : 249-Pound Woman Takes On Xerox and Wins Associated Press
The Nation : Erosion Costing $6 Billion
Mobil Planning to Reorganize, Divest Wards NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Migration to Riyadh : Saudis Plan New Suburb for Envoys CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Two Escapees From Jail in Florida Still at Large Associated Press
Police Recover $270,000 in Swindle Probe Associated Press
Chile Renews State of Siege From Reuters
Funds From Overseas Workers Transform Rural Egypt DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Belfast's Strife a Distant Finisher on Marathon Day From Reuters
4 Plead Guilty in Defense Industry Kickback Probe BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Quake Jostles South San Joaquin Valley Associated Press
Youth Drinks Gasoline, Then Sets Himself on Fire United Press International
Dentistry Opens Wide Your Personality DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Hoover House Landmark Associated Press
High School Dropouts : Door Still Revolves in Inner City DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Education Writer
Jessica, Sissy and Jane Take Farm Roles to Washington JENNINGS PARROT
U.S. to Train Costa Rica Rapid Reaction Force : Decaying Ties With Nicaragua Prompt Nation to End Era Without Army, Ask for American Aid DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Using Illusion Power to Look and Feel Better URSULA VILS, Times Staff Writer
Man Yells at Dogs for Whom the Bell Tolls; Neighbor Sues Him DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
Sir Donald Bailey, WW II Engineer, Dies From Times Wire Services
Another Nice Day: Just What the Doctor Ordered DICK RORABACK, Times Staff Writer
Major Investment : Water Buffalo Pull Most of Thailand Load NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
17 Missing in Marine Copter CrashOff Japan From Times Wire Services
Panel Supports Initiative on Expansion of Death Penalty RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Two-Day New York Celebration Honors Vietnam War Veterans United Press International
SPORTS
Tales From Baseball's Twilight Zone: Mostly About Bad and Ugly SCOTT OSTLER
Scott Rekindles Fire After Burnout : He Has His Motivation Back After Post-Olympic Blahs LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Running the High Country--It Has Been a Religion in Jemez Pueblo : Al Waquie, 33, Has Few Peers in High-Altitude Racing Because He Has Run in the Mountains of New Mexico All His Life CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Capistrano Valley High Defeats Palos Verdes, 4-2
Scioscia's Surprise Home Run Helps Beat Cubs GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Kelly Passes to Johnson for Four Touchdowns as Houston Romps Associated Press
The Alumni of College of Hard Knocks JIM MURRAY
Fehr Calls the Padres' Actions 'Astonishing' TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei Is Still No. 1 in Baseball Poll
Padres' Decision on Wiggins Disputed TOM FRIEND
National League : Things Just Get Worse for DeLeon From Times News Services
Triple Crown Ratings BILL CHRISTINE
SDSU's Hill Would Rather Be a Trend Setter With Drug Testing MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Essay / Bill Shirley : It's Time for Baseball to Put a Little Swing Back Into the Game BILL SHIRLEY
This Guy Just Might Be a Slice Above the Rest
Ed Bowen Will Return to Coach Basketball at Laguna Beach
Clairemont High Jumps to Fourth in Latest Prep Baseball Rankings
Cardinals Steal One From Padres TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
The Preps / Pat Cannon : Gahr Needs Two Wins for a San Gabriel Valley League First PAT CANNON
Spend A Buck's Owner to Decide Horse's Course by Wednesday From Times Wire Services
Seventeen Tennis Tournament Begins Today in Mission Viejo JOHN PENNER
Southern Section Golf : Loyola's Tanigawa Wins Championship in Playoff ROBERT YOUNT, Times Staff Writer
Saddleback Qualifies for State Tournament
Tennis Roundup : Lendl Weathers Storm, Steyn's Serve to Advance in Tournament of Champions From Times Wire Services
Running / Julie Cart : It Was a Marathon of a Weekend JULIE CART
A Reporter's Notebook : Breaking the Ice: a Black Man in the White World of Hockey CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Involved Ripken Playing to Break the Streak Associated Press
Fullerton's Fresquez No-Hits Riverside
Major League Roundup : Willie McGee's Four Hits Lift Cardinals Over the Padres, 5-2 From Times Wire Services
Magic Is Getting Tired of Reading Same Book THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Former King Butch Goring Named Coach of the Boston Bruins
He Was Kept in Cold Storage : McCaskill Has Warmed to Task With Angels JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Prep Baseball : Southworth's Hit Gives Granite Hills a 7-6 Victory Over Helix
Flowery Fund-Raiser at Museum : Benefit Will Help Restore Banning Stagecoach Barn MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Uniroyal Plans Buy-Out; Icahn to Drop Offer : Tire Maker to Merge With Investment Firm Associated Press
2 Firms Barred From Selling Securities JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Consumer-Goods Field Too Competitive, Chief Says : Sony Focuses on Business Products Associated Press
Terrorist Activity Increase Sparks Demand for Underground Storage From United Press International
4th-Quarter Result Blamed on New-Product Cost : MSI Data Expects $2-Million Loss CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Electronics Firm Cancels Dividend as Losses Persist BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Dollar Declines; Gold Up Associated Press
China OKs Sale of Stock to Pay for Rail Line Associated Press
The FDIC will publicize its enforcement actions.
Pact for Equipment
Copper Futures Advance From Associated Press
Yields on short-term T-bills turned lower again.
Contract for Torpedoes
Market Manages Small Gain; Dow Rises 0.55 From Times Wire Services
Fed Issues Rules to Financial Firms for Lending of Securities Associated Press
Eagle Computer to Transfer 80% of Manufacturing to Korea CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Dollar Up on Light Trading; Gold Off Associated Press
Home Savings Agrees to Buy 4 Ohio S&Ls TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Hutton still estimates $8 million in potential losses.
Analysts Expect a Higher Offer for Informatics DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Newport Electronics' Net Triples as Sales Surge
Progressive S&L was sued over property loans.
U.S. Steel Sees Higher Profits, Smaller Industry DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Jake Butcher pleaded guilty to more charges.
Xerox Elevates President to Chairman Post
Hilton Hotels Management Claims Win : Says Anti-Takeover Measures Approved by Its Shareholders AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
State's Farmers Speak Up for Their Products : Generic Advertising Employed to Compete for Grocery Store Shelf Space Associated Press
Orange County
Event in Van Nuys Keyed to Small Business : This Year's Expo Will Be No Haphazard Affair ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Management Science sold its Peachtree unit.
Barron Hilton Weathers Casino, Takeover Battles : Hilton Chairman Can Smile Again AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Davis, Murdoch to Buy 7 Metromedia Stations KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Jump in Commercial-Garbage Hauling Fees to Jolt Businesses ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Mellon Bank Pulls Out of Consortium Backing Pickens Bid for Unocal DEBRA WHITEFIELD and NANCY RIVERA, Times Staff Writers
Orange County
Broker-Dealer Admits $16 Million in Fraudulent Trades : SEC Takes Control of Parr Securities Associated Press
Home Fabrics Giant Cuts Pattern for Survival : Sherman Oaks Firm Faces Stagnant Market With Bigger Stores, Acquisitions DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
GM declared a split on its Class E common stock.
Poised for 'Unbelievable Growth' : Credit Union Gets OK to Expand Operational Area HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Seven-Up Introduces Its Own Line of Lemonades
Egg Firm's Stock Sale Will Give Family 61% STUART SILVERSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Management Expects Few Surprises From Worker Survey BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Internal Ventures BILL RITTER
Singapore Puts on the Pressure to Erase Status as Haven for Tape Counterfeiters From Reuters
Reichhold Completes Its Beatrice Unit Takeover DJ
Baldrige Reacts to France's Opposition to Global Talks : U.S. May Seek Bilateral Trade Pacts OSWALD JOHNSTON and PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writers
Fueled by Gasoline and Hydrogen : Daimler-Benz Tests Unusual Cars From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Taming of the Computer : Managers Fight Phobias to Get on Line GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Americans' personal income rose 8.7% last year.
Insurance and Banking Industries Square Off Over a Market Dispute United Press International
Family-Run Italian Fashion Company Is Taking Aim at the U.S. Market From Reuters
Big Expansion Plans : House of Fabrics Wants to Sew Up At-Home Market DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Kanya Sanjo V Stages Kabuki Dance Drama LEWIS SEGAL
Wholesale Changes Due In Abc Programming LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
'New' Opera Pacific Is Awaiting Its Cue HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Network Misses Significance : Cbs Makes Own Bitburg Misjudgment TOM SHALES, The Washington Post
British Pop Music To Air In China From Reuters
Children's Television Labeled A 'Disaster' JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Ohyama Conducts Debut Orchestra DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Staff Writer
Women In Film's Crystal Awards Due
Violinist, Cellist To Leave : Major Changes For Sequoia Quartet MARC SHULGOLD
FOR AFRICA TOMORROW, 'TODAY IS THE DAY' : 'What we would like to do is teach the African people how to be self-sufficient, how to raise their own food--how to feed themselves.' DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Both The Clothing And Ratings Fall At Kmgg JOHN HORN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Valencia Students Aghast at Atrocities : Bergen-Belsen Survivor Describes SS BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
City Manager Resigns : Blair Praised; Impact of Departure Uncertain BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Council Delays Action on Housing Agency Nominee G. M. BUSH
$39,000 in Loot Recovered; Suspect Flees EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Placentia : Union, School District to Negotiate After Sickout ROXANA KOPETMAN
The Price of Peace of Mind?
Local News in Brief : Dial-a-Ride in Agoura Hills Gets Off to a Crawling Start
Crew Saved as Ship Sinks Associated Press
An Economic Happening in Bonn
VisionQuest Gets Support in Assembly KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
S.D. City Atty. Criticized as Undercutting Police Efforts GLENN BURKINS, Times Staff Writer
Del Mar
A Distinctive Bit of Westminster Says Goodby STEVE EMMONS
Infant 'Very Critical' Following Crash; Police Investigate Father BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
La Mesa
School Board, Controller Finalists : Candidates Face Business Community PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Accused of Officer's Slaying : Questions Remain as Penn Begins Hearing DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
A Town Divided
Security Council May Hold Debate on Embargo From Reuters
Countywide
Council to Teach Indochinese About Local Government Issues LENORE LOOK, Times Staff Writer
Spending Would Rise 6.3% From Current Fiscal Year : OCTD Directors Get $91.1-Million Proposed Budget KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Alternate Site for Santa Ana School Likely G. M. BUSH, Times Staff Writer
Whistling Past the Graveyard
Census Data
'Why Armenians Can't Forget'
'Why Armenians Can't Forget'
'Why Armenians Can't Forget'
Wachs Urges Cut in Rent Increases FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Nation's Reserves of Natural Gas Climb Despite Lower Prices Associated Press
Police Seek Motive in Shooting Death
El Cajon
Ramona
Vista
Northridge Man Dies of Courtyard Stabbing
Fight to Win Control of Unocal
City Studies Conditions at Shelter Site for Homeless JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Port's Financial Plans Clouded : Developer Gets More Time to Build 2nd Hotel Tower SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Judges' Feud Over Work Hours Leads to Secret Judicial Review JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Already Over 50, and They're Gaining Speed TOM GORMAN
Burglaries for Guns Bring 3-Year Sentence
Despite Ruling, Pentagon Won't Take SOS Waste MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Teachers, Others Reject 2 Labor Contract Offers G. M. BUSH
Jordan High Area Revamped ELAINE WOO, Times Staff Writer
High-Tech Provides a Boost : Valley Firms Move Up in Ranking of State's Leading Companies JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Contractor Files Suit Over Upside-Down Roof on Amtrak Station JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times County Bureau Chief
Judge Renews Attack on Inmate Relocation : Idea Would Imperil Youth Forest Camp, County Panel Told JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Police Departments Set for Cop'er Bowl Clash G. M. Bush
Prison Term Imposed for Revenge Murder
Devotion to Ballet : Youth, 17, Reaches for a Star--on Tiptoes MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Slain Mexican May Have Been Ex-Policeman H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Students Sue Saddleback Schools, Claim Censorship KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Cuddly Sea Creatures Can Put Bite on You LIZ MULLEN, Times Staff Writer
Smog Charts Record 3 Pollutant Readings RICHARD O'REILLY, Times Staff Writer
San Juan Capistrano : New Regional Library Wins Architects' Award Julie Stutts
Jury to Begin Deliberations in Case of Police Chief, Aide BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Votes to Raise Alcohol Content : Assembly Has Sweet News for Starved Truffles Fans KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
PTAs Go All-Out to Lure Students Back to the Public Schools PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Brea : Beard-Growing Contest Gets Under Way for Fair Roxana Kopetman
Sheffield to Donate Services : Former Judge to Help Court During Summer JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Mother Fighting for Son's Release, Writing About Family's Suffering MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Store Owner Held in Shooting of Wife and Lawyer DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
'Why Armenians Can't Forget'
'Why Armenians Can't Forget'
San Fernando, County Land-Swap Talks OKd STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
No Criminal Charges for Van Nuys Doctor
Teen Pregnancies: Grim Statistics
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