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What happened on November 20, 1985
ENTERTAINMENT
'Helmet' Attributed To Rembrandt Student From Times Wire Services
Joe Williams On 'The Cosby Show'
The Start Of A Bach Tradition DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Koshak Chairs Music Program
Soprano Wins Opera Contest
'Kane' Slays the Opposition LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Everything But Girl Debuts RICHARD CROMELIN
Stage Review : Muddled Logic And Hot Bricks In 'Ringers' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
'Some Enchanted Evening' : Gem Stages Homage To Rodgers & Hammerstein HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Flickering Of The Big Screen JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Symphony Forms Youth Musical Program
Botanical Art By Redoute Up For Auction From United Press International
Pop Review : Old-time Country At Crazy Horse RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
A Matter Of Light And Death HOWARD ROSENBERG
Tv Reviews : From The Serene To The Ridiculous LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Agam Creates An Environment HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Anaheim, Stanton Increase Arrests of Prostitutes, Clients MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Rape at Fraternity Party Alleged : Pi Kappa Alpha Man Sought; House Suspended by SDSU LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Americas Institute a Study in Success PATRICK McDONNELL
Santa Ana : Trial Scheduled in Suit to Rescind Traffic Plan Andy Rose
Other Crimes May Be Linked : Boys Rob Reseda Jeweler, Shoot Fleeing Employee MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Camp Pendleton
Employee Wounded as 3 Boys Rob Jewelers With Gun, Sledgehammer MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Countywide
Garden Grove
Ricocheting Bullet Kills Mexican Border Agent H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Big Brother on Campus
Council Takes Initiative, Pushes Plan for More Police RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Las Virgenes Schools to Get Contract Mediator
Huntington Beach : Feasibility Study of Marine Center Ordered Heidi Evans \f7
Boys Rob Jewelry Store in Reseda, Wound Employee
Snow Whips Plains States but Much of East Is Warm From the Associated Press
The message for young people, she said, is don't pig out on sex. DOUG SMITH
Start-Up of Medi-Cal Pilot Program to Be Delayed MARK GLADSTONE and LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writers
Their City Jobs Keep Them Apart--and Also Together AMALIA DUARTE and SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writers
Worried Sponsors Learn Colombian Girl Is Found Safe
Cypress : College Group Hikes Its 1986 Fund-Raising Goal Bill Billiter \f7
Council Names Fiore Thousand Oaks Mayor
Fullerton OKs Plan for Theater SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
San Onofre
Judges Pulling in Reins on Defense Costs in Death Penalty Cases JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
'Politics and Water'
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
The Changing Political Scene
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
San Diego
Crowded County Jails Target of Civil Rights Probe by Justice Dept. TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Boycotted Judge Orders Prosecutor Out of Court, Threatens to Jail Him JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Redevelopment Funds Earmarked for Museum Roxana Kopetman \f7
Buena Park : 7-Year Council Veteran to Serve Again as Mayor Roxana Kopetman \f7
L.A. Council Votes to Extend High-Rise Ban Into Studio City
Older Drivers: A Dangerous Dilemma AMALIA DUARTE, Times Staff Writer
Indians Accuse Vista, Escondido Agencies of Reneging on Water Pact TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Council OKs Annexation of 800-Acre Playa Vista Development Project Tract VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
A Race Worth Billions
Big Brother on Campus
Detective Says Officer Lied About Shooting From Times Wire Services
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
Laguna Beach : Council Elects Mayor on Unanimous Vote Robert Schwartz \f7
Newport Beach : 2nd Brutality Suit Filed in Arrests of Brothers Jane Applegate \f7
Election Rivals Zero In on Alatorre JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Relief Effort Launched to Aid Volcano Victims David Reyes
'Calculated Risk' Fades : Del Mar Seawall to Stay Despite Angry Protests NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Services to Help Mentally Ill Get Off Streets DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
English-Only Initiative Plan Held Invalid MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Detective Says Officer Lied About Key Details in Slaying DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Writing's on the Wall for Illegal Signs in County JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Ban on Welfare Lottery Players Proposed : Assemblyman to Seek Law Barring Use of Grants to Buy Tickets From United Press International
Yorba Linda : Boy Won't Be Charged in Shooting of Friend Amalia Duarte \f7
Hearing on Flight Safety Technology Set for S.D. TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
Buena Park : Council Candidate Faces One More Perjury Count Roxana Kopetman \f7
'What Did Jesus Say or Not Say?'
Skid Row Children Celebrate Gift of 2,700 Books to School ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer
Scientology
Child-Stealing Case : Father's Death-Threat Defense Barred JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
Ironworker Killed at Simi Construction Site
Plan for Brea Development Put on Hold ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Navy Plans 400-Bed Prison for Miramar : Decision to Build Medium-Security Brig in 1987 Made Quietly in Washington GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
It's Official: Vista Prop. K Fails on Tie Vote JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Corona-Norco Schools to Impose Bus Fee BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Scientology
Air Guard to Move From Van Nuys to Point Mugu T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Don King Found Not Guilty of Tax Evasion
San Diego Section Volleyball : Poway, La Jolla Advance
Volleyball Roundup : San Diego State Women Keep UC Irvine Winless in Pacific Coast Athletic Assn.
Pro Football / Bob Oates : Ditka Found a Perfect Answer for Critics BOB OATES
New Game, Same Goal DEREK RASER
Angels Withdraw Offer to Moore, Say They'll Continue Negotiations MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Trojans Need Perfect Game to Beat Bruins : Form Doesn't Always Hold in This Series; That May Be USC's Hope MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Easy Opener Boomerangs on Trojans SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
They Found a Winning Proposition SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
SDSU's Slaughter Gets East-West Bid
San Diego State Sweeps Irvine in Volleyball
Raiders Have Sold 70,000 for Broncos
Golden West Wins on Second-Half Goals
NHL Roundup : Islanders End Flyers' Winning Streak at 13, 8-6 DAN HAFNER
Special Delivery : JCs Sometimes Get Top Players by D Fault RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Aztec AD Race: Rinehart Out; Devine Unsure STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
UCSD to Play Host Division III Volleyball
NBA Roundup : Short and Mullin Turn Warriors Around DAN HAFNER
Devils Finally Get Their Due at Forum, 6-3 : New Jersey Defeats Kings to End a 23-Game Winless Streak in L.A. CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Angels Withdraw Their Offer to Moore, but Talks With Pitcher Will Continue MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Canyon Again Is No. 1 in Final Poll STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Saddleback College Women Defeat Glendale
Nixon Signs Second Pact With Sonics SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Skiing / Bob Lochner : Six Areas in Southland Are Operating This Week BOB LOCHNER
For Lexington, It Was Almost Like Watergate RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Laker Start Even Has Coach Talking About Some Record Numbers THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Nuggets' English Scores 54 Points DAN HAFNER
Master's Wins, 125-78
Poll Faces a No-Winless Situation STEVE HARVEY
Cypress Defeats Azusa Pacific JV
Crenshaw's Thompson Chooses Syracuse SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Names in the News
A Clipper Fan Learns It's Not Easy Being Easy MIKE DOWNEY
Names in the News
Names in the News
Aztecs to Play Athletes In Action
The NHL / Chris Baker : With the Penguins, Asst. Capt. Roscoe Is a Scoring Machine CHRIS BAKER
There Are Breaks and There Are Brakes : Haden Says Fans Should Tone Down Cheers When Players Are Injured RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Yacht Blondie Sets Elapsed-Time Record ALMON LOCKABEY
The Hoya Sequoia Is Gone, but Tarp the Sharp Is Back : Without Ewing, Tarpley May Be Post With the Most, but There Are Others MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Pierce Is Expelling Problem of the Past DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Theismann's Career in Jeopardy--Doctors From Times Wire Services
Eligibility Rule Claims 52 Football Players of Playoff-Bound Teams MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
EDDIE SUTTON : He Only Has to Coach in Shadow of Joe B. Hall RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Sports Programs Cashing In on Corporate Sponsorship STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Women Win 3rd Straight CCAA Volleyball Championship KAREN KINGSBURY, Times Staff Writer
Big Business Tries to Build Better Image MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Tennis : La Quinta Defeats Louisville for 13th Consecutive Victory
Schroeder's Pass to McNeil Haunts Trojans Even Now
San Diego Section Field Hockey : Unbeaten Serra Blanks Vista, Closes In on 7th Title in Row
San Diego Section Tennis Tournament : Valhalla's Crawford May Opt to Skip Individual Playoffs
Running / Julie Cart : In Joining Money Race, Boston Marathon Hopes to Catch Its Second Wind JULIE CART
PCAA Preview : Tarkanian May Quibble, but UNLV's No. 1 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Chatsworth Has to Rally to Remain Unbeaten in Soccer With a 1-1 Tie
Chapman Player Earns Volleyball Honor
Fullerton Preview : At Cal State Fullerton, Inside a Big Question, Outside Offers Answer JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Too Many Fouls--Off the Court MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
No More Free Champagne for Limousine Customers : State Rule May Make for Back-Seat Speak-Easies PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Charlie the Snakeman : Old Trade Creeps On in Liberia Bush CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Ship Hijacker Only 17; He'll Be Retried in Juvenile Court United Press International
From Poets to Women Execs: Peace Is Issue : Wanted: Women Executives Willing to Make a Peace Economy Their Business KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
7,000 Policemen Pay Last Respects to Slain Colleague United Press International
Bob Mathias Joins Salute to Consuls LINK MATHEWSON
Ambassador Nominee Gets Packing MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Chancellor of Community Colleges Calls for Reforms DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Education Writer
The World
Death Penalty Stance Changes : Lucas Signals Intent to Uphold Some Sentences DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Media and Diplomats Lobbied : Activists Basking in Geneva Spotlight STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Calls Summit Issues Too Complex for Them : Regan Muffs, Says Women Prefer Fluff From Times Wire Services
Gulf Residents Get Ready to Run as Hurricane Nears From Times Wire Services
The World
IRA Says It Killed Ulster Militiaman United Press International
Experts Back U.S. Law to Shield Abused Children From Insensitive Court System United Press International
The World
The World
House Panel Endorses Major Revision of Immigration Laws BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Ohio Official Elected Head of State School Council Associated Press
Panel OKs Bill to Let Jordan Seek to Recover Costs United Press International
Israel Warns It Will Oppose Any U.S. Shift on PLO Negotiations DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Surgery Due for Runcie Associated Press
The Nation
The World : Afghan Mosque Shelled
Senate Narrowly Defeats Move to Slash Dairy Subsidies : Reinforces House, Votes 50-47 to Kill Administration-Backed Effort to Cut $600 Million PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Panel Approves Bill to Curtail Privileges of Former Presidents United Press International
Americans Told to Avoid Sudan United Press International
Politicians Call on Legislature to Settle State Bar Dues Dispute From a Times Staff Writer
The Region
GM to Cut 1,723 at Buick Plants Associated Press
'Tea Summitry' Serious, First Ladies Insist From Times Wire Services
'Good Chemistry' Summit Ends; Arms Issue Pending : 2 Leaders May Meet Thursday From Times Wire Services
The Nation
The Region
No Talking to Press : Yelena Bonner Tells of Deal Struck to Come West Associated Press
Handicapped Group Left Out of Parade--Too Slow for TV United Press International
The Nation
The Nation : Veto of Money Bill Stands
Economy Moves Up at Surprising 4.3% Rate for 3rd Quarter Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
Analysis : A Look Into Smudged Crystal Ball : Wary Forecasts of Success Replace Visions of Failure ROBERT C. TOTH and DON COOK, Times Staff Writers
London Reportedly Suits Soviet Leader United Press International
Philippine Supreme Court Holds Back Aquino Verdict NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
The Region
Woman Shouting About Nicaragua Flings Roll of Toilet Paper at Shultz Associated Press
Police Evict Strikers at S. Africa Hospital MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Judge Dismisses Papers' Counterclaim Against Laxalt THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
The Region : 87 Reports of Child Abuse at Center Filed
Gorbachev Meets Reagan, Hints at More Proposals : Two Leaders Talk for Four Hours in 'Good' Atmosphere; No Details Given JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
The World
Antarctic Ship Trapped From Reuters
54-Foot Spruce Selected as Capitol Christmas Tree United Press International
The State
Panel Rejects Conservative Picked by President for Humanities Post LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Near-Swamping by Creatures From the Florida Everglades RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Protestants Attack British Official at Belfast City Hall United Press International
Massachusetts Archives Center Opens in Boston United Press International
THE SUMMIT AT GENEVA : Technology Defies Arms Control Effort : Disarmament Drive Fails to Keep Abreast of Development of New Weapon Systems ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Possible Arson Fire Hits NAACP Delaware Office Associated Press
11 Blacks Hacked to Death in S. African Tribal Clash From Times Wire Services
The World
The World
The State
The State
The State
Liberia Slates Trials for Rebels From Reuters
Herbicides in Syringes Found at Markets : Threats Aimed at Alpha Beta, but No Contaminated Food Discovered HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Staff Writer and
Urban Areas Grow Faster Than Rural, Reversing a Trend Associated Press
Yonkers Cited for Segregation United Press International
Late-Season Hurricane Hits Cuba : 300,000 Evacuated; Storm Also Damages Florida Keys from Associated Press
2 Leaders Stroll by the Lake Amid Signs of Hope on a Cloudy Day STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
THE SUMMIT AT GENEVA : Reporter's Notebook : Summit Veteran Gromkyo Not Even a Spectator Now STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Defense Argues Sanctuary Workers Felt Need to Help Central American Refugees LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Accuse U.S. of Violating American Indians' Human Rights From a Times Staff Writer
Agent Tosses Haig's Hat Into the Presidential Ring MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
Help for Teen Parents Is on the Way : Conference Previews Program Aimed at Meeting Many Needs LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Colombia Rescuers Defy Odds, Find 13 Survivors of Mud Slide Associated Press
Jesse Jackson, Peace Activists See Gorbachev ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Proposal on Water Filtration Draws Fire BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Reporter's Notebook : A Latter-Day Pompeii: Epitaphs in Mud, Debris WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
A ripple of consequence of the Titanic disaster is that we never hear about 'unsinkable' ships anymore Jack Smith
Sen. East in Hospital; Has Low Blood Count United Press International
FBI Probing Contracts at Toxic Waste Sites in State PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Chiefs' Defensive End Arrested Associated Press
Husbands Share Goals, Nancy Says : Over Herbal Almond Tea, First Ladies Find Accord BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Big-Rig Driver Crashes Truck Into Washington Monument From Times Wire Services
President's Panel to Probe CIA's Control of Defectors MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Panel Would Kill Tax Credit for Investment TOM REDBURN and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
The Region
The Nation
Stepin Fetchit, Noted Black Movie Comic of '30s, Dies MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
Insurance Rates Called a Peril to Obstetric Care ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Bill Bonanno Guilty in Bilking of Elderly United Press International
Israelis Down 2 Syrian Jets on Bekaa Mission : Aerial Battle on 'Routine' Flight First Incident Since '82 War; Called 'Bad Timing' for Summit DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Papuans Flee Volcano From Reuters
Elsie the Elk Is Slain Among the Friends She Trusted JENNINGS PARROTT
From Poets to Women Execs: Peace Is Issue : Exchange Verse, Not Missiles to Understand Each Other Better, USC Teacher Contends GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Girl Writes With Richness Beyond Her 16 Years MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Women Voters League to Note 65th Birthday
Oh, to Be in London During the Year 1600 MIV SCHAAF
At Crenshaw, Scholarship to Match Their Athletics GARY LIBMAN
Student of Gardens, Gardening Grows Her Hobby Into an Art KAREN KENYON
BUSINESS
Commodities : Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1985 : Wheat Futures Prices Surge From Associated Press
Financier Set to Put $7 Million Into Sun S&L BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Allied-Signal Expected to Reorganize : Write-Downs, Layoffs and the Sale of Some Operations Likely GREG JOHNSON and BILL RITTER, Times Staff Writers
Construction to Begin Today for Offices at Upper Bay JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Mixed in Heavy Trading; Dow Off 1.03 From Times Wire Services
Maxxam Group won a round in federal court.
IBM to Freeze Number of U.S. Dealers at 2,500 DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Volcker Issues Warning on Deficits : Says Shortfalls in Trade, U.S. Budget Can Be Contained NANCY RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Yeutter Insists Japan Increase Its U.S. Imports ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
BSD Bancorp Turns Around Losses With $573,000 Earnings BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Arco agreed to sell its 50% stake in Ericsson.
Coast Savings will sell 10 million shares of stock.
Synbiotics Loses $418,259 as Contract Activities Dip
Thomopoulos Appointed to Key Post at UA AL DELUGACH
Acquisition Cost Cited as Winn Reports Quarter Loss
Housing Construction Soars 10.8% in October Associated Press
Dow will reduce its assets by at least $350 million.
A Delaware court upheld a "poison pill" defense.
Foreign Exchange for Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1985 : Dollar Is Stable; Gold Prices Mixed Associated Press
Retailers' Profits Mixed in 3rd Quarter MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Prudential will invest $600 million in Bache.
United Telesis agreed to change its name.
$151 Million Bid for Discount Chain : Zayre Plans to Acquire HomeClub LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Orange Growers Still Want Quotas : California Industry Told USDA Will Act Quickly on Request BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Data General introduced three minicomputers.
L.A. County Sells Taxable Bond Issue : $50-Million Offering First Ever by State or Local Government MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Zayre Agrees to Acquire HomeClub : Move Would Give East Coast Firm Presence in West LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Southern Pacific Set to Cut 10,000 More Jobs VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Reagan to Get Options to End Gas Price Curbs : Energy Dept. Also Urges Hike on 'Old' Supplies DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Designing Amusement Parks Is Big Business Associated Press
Justice Dept. Backs Revised Norfolk Bid for Conrail OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Dallas Firm Offers to Buy Sea-Land for $580 Million NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Texaco Ordered to Pay Pennzoil $10.5 Billion Over Getty Oil Dispute J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Union Fighting Wage Cuts at Kaiser Cement HARRY BERNSTEIN
Swift has agreed to be acquired for $135 million.
Wavetek Corp. in the Red $14.3 Million for Year
Two of Brazil's 20 largest banks failed.
Allied-Signal Plans Major Restructuring : Layoffs, Write-Downs, Divestitures Expected GREG JOHNSON and BILL RITTER, Times Staff Writers
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