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What happened on May 20, 1985
NEWS
Wine-Making Fetzer Family's Cup Overflows : Wholesomeness and Hard Work Unite the Clan TIA GINDICK, Times Staff Writer
'Little Gloria' Stamps Her Signature on the Present JODY JACOBS, Times Society Editor
Illegal Fireworks Factory Rocked by Blast; 9 Killed Associated Press
O'Neill Near Bottom of List : Rockefeller, Low in Senate Seniority, Tops in Wealth Associated Press
The Region : Heartbeat Restored to Shock Victim, 15
The Nation
The Nation : N.Y. Divestment Plan Told
Schroeder Condition Improves United Press International
'Nation' Story Ruled Breach of Copyright From Times Wire Services
United, Striking Pilots Meet Associated Press
The Nation
Baldrige, Gorbachev Meet Associated Press
Pentagon Hit on Windfalls by Overestimating Inflation : But Weinberger Credits Good Management Associated Press
U.S. Agrees to Insure 8 S&Ls in Maryland United Press International
The Region
The World
Lobbyists Drawn to House Tax Panelists' Fund Drives PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Most Florida Fires Contained; One Still Raging Associated Press
Clashes End Black Unity Rally in S. Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Region
The World
United Seeking New 'Permanent' Pilots From Times Wire Services
Gov. Signs Bill to Allow TV Testimony in Abuse Cases RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
The State
Guerrilla Flees Uganda From Reuters
The Region
Disposable Income Rises Record 2.9%; Spending Also Up Associated Press
The Region : 500 Pounds of Cocaine Seized; 19 Held
The World
Macao Fate May Be Aired From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Major Banks Join Prime Rate Cut Associated Press
The Region
Lebanon Battles Leave 30 Dead United Press International
Outspoken U.S. Judge Resigns After 19 Years Associated Press
New UC Enrollment Policy to Give Students a Choice DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Education Writer
Duties Transitory, Surveyor Says JENNINGS PARROTT
Other Views: Pastures of Plenty to Do for Homeowner VIRGINIA TYSON, Tyson is a Times copy editor
The Nation
Reagan Tax Revisions Worry Reform Backers : Critics Question Fairness of Expected Proposal to Restore Benefits Cut in Initial Treasury Plan TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Navy Man Charged as Spy Associated Press
The World
The World
The World
Comatose Soviet Seaman Associated Press
Weinberger Sees Peril in Budget Freeze GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
The World : Mexico Road Crime Drops
Meese Names Panel to Study Pornography Associated Press
The Region
Israel to Free Lod Terrorist in POW Swap : Japanese Among 1,150 to Be Exchanged for 3 From Jewish State From Times Wire Services
Foreigners Got Kidneys Ahead of Americans Associated Press
Economists See Mild Recession for U.S. in '86 Associated Press
L.A.'s Chief Gates Praises Philadelphia Police, Mayor : Goode Releases MOVE's Written Threat LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Study Warns of NATO Conventional Warfare Shortcomings JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Many Public Figures : Japan Gangs Not Really Underworld SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Israel Cabinet OKs New Austerity Moves KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Capitol Political Bombshell Fused by Nuclear Dump JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
IRA Blamed as Land Mine Kills 4 Police in N. Ireland Associated Press
Shortage of Shepherds : Catholic Church Absorbs a Growing Latino Flock RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
San Bernardino Water Officials Perplexed by Underground Springs LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Honduras Shuts 3 Contra Camps to Calm Border DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
India's Capital Tries to Keep Cool : It's 105 in Delhi in April; Then It Really Warms Up RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
'Thousand and One Nights' Banned in Cairo Associated Press
Parochial School Enrollment Dwindling RUSSELL CHANDLER
Says Church Saved His Life 'a Couple of Times' : Travolta Joins Scientology Protest Against Court United Press International
Ex-Head of Art Museum Dies
Cuba Cancels Prisoner Swap as Radio Marti Goes on Air : Cooperation on Hijackers Also Periled From Times Wire Services
Honoree is prepared to share the honors with those who deserve them the most JACK SMITH
Airport Terrorist Among Released : Israel Trades 1,150 Prisoners for 3 From Times Wire Services
BUSINESS
Comex Still Unraveling a Big Debacle : One Group's Default Proves Vulnerability of Unwary Traders MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Sugar exporting nations attacked U.S. quotas.
Florida Fund May Invest in MCA Park KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
LTV Corp. split up its steel division.
Ashton-Tate and Software AG unveiled a link.
Icahn's group raised its stake in TWA again.
Long-distance telephone service will be probed.
Research Contract
UPI officials will cooperate in seeking a buyer.
Argentina froze foreign bank deposits.
Griffin Bell will investigate E. F. Hutton Group.
Unusual 'Bangkok' Scores RCA Hit : Putting Song on Charts Just Part of Larger 'Chess' Project ELLEN FARLEY, Times Staff Writer
Why Does Gas Bill Rise While Rate Stays Same? S. J. Diamond
Arco Employees Get the Word on Early Retirement Package DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Stage Review : 'Night Sweat': A Modest Proposal About Aids DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Hypnotic Blurt CRAIG LEE
Dance Review : Korea Company Sampling LEWIS SEGAL
Cheng In Recital TERRY McQUILKIN
Slippery Fishbone RICHARD CROMELIN
Playful Feminists STEVE POND
Lrb Is Doing It The Harder-rock Way PAUL GREIN
Stage Review : 'Tacna': Ponderous, 100-year Journey LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Dance Review : L.a. Chamber Ballet In New Works LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Schorr Report: Cbs, Turner JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : Wood Sculptor Surls Has An Ax To Grind In La Jolla WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Politics At Public-tv Convention MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'Out' Never Loses Control KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Cannes Fest: It's Hard To Figure CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Music Review : Group Plays Baroque In South Pasadena Church MARC SHULGOLD
Naruse Retrospective At Melnitz KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Plaza Fire Guts Stores, Injures 3 MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Will Gorbachev Give Consumers a Break? : Most Funds Go to Military--Citizens Get Little to Relieve Boredom, Improve Health ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
It's No Civic Bed of Roses for Orange County Mayors : Life at the Top: Bad Pay, Bad Food and Bad Hours ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Leucadia
Postscript: Lion Country Is Trying to Get Its New Act Together, if City of Irvine Permits STEVE TRIPOLI
Buccaneering and the Farms
Sparing the Rod
South County : School Board Due to Vote on Family Life Program Robert Hanley \f7
Zzzzzz-z-z-z
Several Hundred Anti-Abortionists Attend Service for Fetuses BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Budget Vote in the Senate
Discrimination
Budget Vote in the Senate
'I never thought it would come to this. I'm a prisoner in my own home.' : The Cats and the Coyotes AL MARTINEZ
Tahoe: It's Up to California
Tenant Marchers Protest Harassment MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Convention Center Fanfare Can't Hide Looming Problems SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Exceptions to Rules on Zoning Pose Big Threat to Beleaguered Canyons RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Budget Vote in the Senate
North County : Group Seeks to Protect Rare Trees in Canyons Roxana Kopetman
Campaign Gifts Set Off Council Race Fireworks : Stevenson Brochure Links Challenger Woo to Campaign Contributions From Moriarty FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Budget Vote in the Senate
Student to Ride Bike Cross-Country to Help Dyslexics MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
It Was Just a Sunday Drive, but Nobody Was Driving MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Moment of Truth for Wetlands Plan Near KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
COMMENCEMENT 1985 : Claremont McKenna College
Local News in Brief : Oil Spill Halts Freeway Traffic After Tanker Truck Overturns
Local News in Brief : Driver Killed as Car Plunges Over Cliff
Budget Vote in the Senate
A Star-Crossed Benefit Ends in Empty Ballroom GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside
Local News in Brief : Valley Student on Trip to Give Aid to Ethiopia
It was a beautiful day to make war, when grown men could exult in the cry of battle without the cry of pain. : Yankees, Rebels Relive History in Mock Battles DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Giving Advice to Reagan
Newport Beach : 6 Injured, 1 Critically, in 2 Coast Highway Crashes Marcida Dodson
Celebrating Israel's Birth : 5,000 Aid Jewish Fund by Putting Best Foot Forward ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Pollution Graphs
Mountain Lions
Worshipers at Grace Rejoice Over Ruling MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Contest Shapes Up as a Million-Dollar Battle
Costa Mesa : Police Shoot Armed Man They Say Stole Two Cars Marcida Dodson \f7
Rail Museum Gets Up Steam : Visitors Will Soon Be Offered Rides on Trains NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Counselors Discuss How to Stem Sex Misconduct Ray Perez
Vice Crackdown : Undercover Police Prowling Harbor Boulevard Find More Sophisticated, Out-of-Town Prostitutes at Work DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Hard-Core Sex Films--Does Casting Constitute Pandering? ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writer and
SPORTS
Downing and Jones Come Through for Angels in a Big Way MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Defense Rises, Falls, Rises to Occasion for Angels GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Prep Track and Field /
Padres Have Day That Expos Fans Hate, 8-3 TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Pavin Cruises to Four-Stroke Win in Colonial From Times Wire Services
American League Roundup : Twins Call On Filson, Blue Jays Do Double Take and Lose From Times Wire Services
Mervyn LeRoy Handicap : Precisionist Wins in a Track-Record Mile PAT CANNON, Times Staff Writer
Lasorda Takes a Gamble and Has Last Smile GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Pittsburgh Is Certainly No. 1 City on Soto's List From Times Wire Services
Saronni Retains Lead in Italian Cycle Race Associated Press
Don't Employ the Open-Net Policy on Sockers : Newman's Catch-Up Creation Gets the Blast Close but Not Close Enough MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Playoff Schedule
Hikage Wins by 3 Shots in Japan's Ladies Golf Associated Press
Holmes Goes After The Truth Tonight : Undefeated Champion Faces Challenger in Televised Bout RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Yomiuri Giants Win on Plays by Cromartie Associated Press
Lukas Goes to Well, Not Tank, for Entry in the Jersey Derby BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Prep Golf Teams Seek Title Today
Indy 500 : Bumped, Rutherford Bumps Back Associated Press
The Celtics Come Out Little Short in Game 4 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Blast Can't Get Its Offense Going, but Sockers Can, 7-3 STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Back Then, 15 Rounds Was Just the Beginning
Lakers Win, Take 3-1 Edge; Nuggets' English Is Injured Associated Press
Lakers Miss, Miss, Miss, Miss--Then Hit Game-Winner : 5-Shot Sequence Sinks Nuggets; English Injured THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
USFL Roundup : Gold Strikes Last to Beat the Generals From Times Wire Services
Community College Softball : Santa Ana Rallies in 7th to Beat Fullerton for Title KELLY CARTER, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Tennis : UCLA, USC in Semifinals; Stanford Falls From Times Wire Services
OCC Men's Crew Captures a Title at Pacific Coast Rowing Championships
Detroit Guy Just Needs Map to Stars' Homes MIKE DOWNEY, Mike Downey's column will appear each Monday and Wednesday. Downey was formerly a columnist at the Detroit Free Press. and
Nuggets Down, 3-1, and Feeling the Pain : Half the Roster Is Ailing, English Is Out and Even Ballboy Has a Cast SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Hajji's Treasure Has Surgery; Chance of Survival Termed Slight BILL CHRISTINE
That Wilkes Look--Still Smooth as Silk, but Eager to Return SCOTT OSTLER
MARIO: Frustration of Indy Continues SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Bay to Bonkers : They Come to Make Political Statements, Have Some Fun--and Even Run JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review : Robinson: The Lack of Baseball Umpires Has Created 'Crisis Situation' Tom Hamilton
Power Steering Goes Out, but Elliott Wins, Anyway From Times Wire Services
San Diego Prep Review : It's Technique, Not Size, That Puts Fisher in Final Steve Scott
U.S. Team Wins, 1-0, in Soccer : Trinidad & Tobago Falls, but Americans Are Not Impressive GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Stallions Stomp on Express : Stoudt Passes for 5 Touchdowns in a 44-7 Victory Associated Press
BORN IN FRENCH LICK, USA : LARRY BIRD : After 6 Years in Boston, He Still Likes Fishin', Willie Nelson; 'Bruce Who?' RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Mobs of Chinese Riot After World Cup Loss
Tennis Roundup : Noah Returns to '83 Form, Wins Italian Open From Times Wire Services
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