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What happened on November 23, 1985
SPORTS
FRESH START : USF Has Restored Basketball--Must Build Back to Glory GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
St. Genevieve Leaves Carpinteria in the Dust STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Men's Basketball : Chapman Rallies to Beat Biola, 63-60
After 14 Years, Presto! Miami Sends a Team Onto the Court SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Granite Hills Takes Different Route to Beat Chula Vista: Defense STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Brian Noble's Nightmare in Green Bay Is Becoming a Pleasant Dream CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Rocket Salls Tops Pilgrim Field at Los Alamitos
Theismann Says He Will Be Back Next Season
USD's Women Lose Basketball Opener
Central Conference : Pallares Sets Record as Valencia Rolls, 35-0 TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Palisades, University Play for Volleyball Title
Name in the News
Patriot Quarterback Grogan Has the Bullets and Free-Hand to Fire JOE GERGEN, Newsday
QBs Top Draw as Long Beach, Fullerton Play MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Women Lose to Washington, 68-50
Dons, Rustlers to Meet in Water Polo Final
Golf Roundup : Canadians Lead World Cup Field by Six Strokes From Times Wire Services
Weekend Racing at Hollywood Park : Frankel Goes for Double With Solva, Sharannpour BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
SDSU's Women Win in Volleyball
San Diego Beats CS Long Beach, 70-63, in Tipoff Tournament Associated Press
Kansas Rallies to Beat Pepperdine at Denver in the 'Cold' Apple NIT RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
AIA Beats South Alabama
Phoenix LPGA Tourney Raises Purse to $250,000 Associated Press
Kings Play North Stars--Both Are Struggling CHRIS BAKER
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : Melbourne Hits 48 Free Throws in Win Over CSUN
Kansas Rallies to Beat Pepperdine in 'Cold' Apple NIT RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Name in the News
Padres Open Season Against Dodgers TOM FRIEND
Once, the Patriots Had All the Chips
Inland Conference : Tehachapi 34, LA Lutheran 0 : KEY PLAYS Scott Rogers
Golden West Wrestlers Defeated by Moorpark
Northridge Flunks First Quiz, 86-49 GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Faces Deceptive Seattle-Pacific DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
La Quinta Rolls by Woodbridge
Inland Conference : Orange Luthern Beats Rosamond
USC Fan Looks Back to the Days of McKay, Cunningham and Rae
Viewpoint / Letters : USC Fan Looks Back to the Days of McKay, Cunningham and Rae
USC Fan Looks Back to the Days of McKay, Cunningham and Rae
Who's 'Lowly' Now? Apparently, Not Cal
Some Kicking About the Heisman Trophy
USC Fan Looks Back to the Days of McKay, Cunningham and Rae
USC Fan Looks Back to the Days of McKay, Cunningham and Rae
Who's 'Lowly' Now? Apparently, Not Cal
The Eyes Tell All About Raiders' Offense
Scott Rejoins Lakers; Nevitt Put on Waivers THOMAS BONK
Golden West Rallies to Beat Bakersfield, 37-28
Articles That Touched the Human Spirit
QBs Top Draw as Long Beach, Fullerton Play MIKE PENNER
Canoga Park Rallies but Falls Short, 28-15 DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Bonds, Hart Coast by Newbury Park JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
The Master's Foiled by Claremont, 85-74 GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Newport Harbor Gets Angry; Magnolia Gets Routed, 42-21 GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
San Fernando Runs Down Gardena in the End, 13-10 STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Arnold, Hawaii Have Some Fun With Fullerton JOHN WEYLER
College Basketball Roundup : Michigan Squeaks Past Virginia Tech, 67-66 From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Lemieux Is Magnifique as Penguins Beat the Jets, 8-1 DAN HAFNER
USC Women, Off and Running, Defeat BYU in Opener, 102-53 JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Volleyball Roundup : Chapman Tops San Francisco State
Dowell Hits Right Notes, and USC Scores a Win LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Zacharia Leads Canyon to a 53-0 Rout Over Serra DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Difference of 4 Miles, 3 Points : Los Alamitos Gains 17-14 Victory Over Geographical Rival SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Alemany Easily Picked Apart by Edison, 22-7 MIKE DiGIOVANNA
PREP FOOTBALL : Friday's Playoff Highlights : Carson Rolls, 35-6; Banning Is a 14-0 Winner
Big Five Conference : Edison Takes Breather Against Alemany : Chargers' Big Lead After Three Quarters Assures Victory, 22-7 MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Even Without Ewing, Georgetown Is a Force to Be Reckoned With MICHAEL WILBON, Washington Post
Foothill's Defense Makes Its Breaks, Stops Esperanza JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
A Day at the Races Isn't What It Used to Be
Los Alamitos Finally Meets and Defeats Cerritos, 17-14 SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Central Conference : Shackelford's Touchdown Passes Lead La Habra, 33-0 RICH GUIREMAND
Since When Has Megillah Turned Into McGilla?
Haney Quits Loyola
Blanton Resigns at Estancia High
NBA Roundup : It's a Long Road for 76ers; Celtics Win, 110-103 DAN HAFNER
UCLA Soccer Team Plays UNLV Sunday
Santa Ana Surprises Lynwood PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Tonight's Games
Opportunistic Helix Rips Morse, 34-21 MARC APPLEMAN, Staff Writer
3-A Championship : Tillmans, Evans Lead the Way as El Dorado Defies Defense STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Arnold, Hawaii Have Some Fun at Titans' Expense in 79-76 Win JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Corona del Mar Wins in Water Polo, 7-6
IT'S NOT AN ACT : Despite Name From Big Screen, Greer Doesn't Shy From Reality JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Rio Mesa Gives Thousand Oaks the Slip, 25-23 JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
USD Opens With 70-63 Win Over CS Long Beach
Women's Basketball Roundup : Chapman Downs Loyola Marymount in Opener
THE SOONER SCOOTER : Holieway's Quarterbacking Has Other Teams on the Run RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Goes for the Roses--USC Goes for the Upset : Bruins Heavily Favored but Are Still Wary of Trojans, for Peete's Sake MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Harper Leads San Fernando to Victory Over Gardena STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Water Polo : Corona del Mar's Likens Saves His Best for Last STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Community College Football : Orange Coast's Tucker Puts His Future on Hold GUY GRUPPIE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego State to Gain 6-9 Saddleback Center
Capistrano Valley Downs Los Altos
Hardy Takes a Run at Becoming 5th Aztec to Get 1,000 Yards STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Navratilova Plays Sukova From Times Wire Services
San Diego Section Tennis : Valhalla's Crawford Leads Seeded Players Into Semifinals
Kurt Rambis, It's Time to Throw in the Towel
UCLA Basketball Could Use Recruiting Lessons
Kings' Goaltender Is at Mercy of Defense
ENTERTAINMENT
Robert Hilburn : Nelson Digs Into Past For Duets ROBERT HILBURN
Domingo To Play Covent Garden From Reuters
Ford Fund Donates To Arts Center
New Funding Method Is Approved For Radio PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
'Hail Mary' Moves To The Nuart DANIEL PEREZ, Perez, a graduate of Cal State Los Angeles, is a Times intern
Cry Of The Football Fan- 'We Wuz Robbed' PAUL HENNIGER, Times Staff Writer
Firkusny/harrell In Recital At Ambassador DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Art Review : 'Third Dimension' Comes West SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Moll Dominates As Ochs : San Francisco Recycles An Old 'Rosenkavalier' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Roderick Mann : Williamson Is Wary Of L.a. 'Legends' RODERICK MANN
Shawn Sees Past Scrim Of Folly CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Color New '34th Street' Miracle Of Technology DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Radio's 'Companion' Originates Locally DENNIS MCDOUGAL
Stage Review : When Light Of Satire Shines On 'Blind Faith' DAN SULLIVAN
NEWS
Vietnamese Lottery Winner Ecstatic--and in Hiding : Instant Millions Bring Him Instant Confusion H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Unusual Snowstorm Brings Seattle to Standstill From United Press International
Teamster-Mob Plot Told at Casino Trial : Top Mafia Figure Describes Sharing of Money in Skimming Case ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Liberia Orders New Austerity Moves Associated Press
Defense Official Selected
Revision of Tax Code Near End : But Revenue Shortfall Delays House Panel TOM REDBURN and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
Envoy to Brazil Named Director of Foundation Associated Press
Take a Strike and Have a Ball, Ivan From a Times Staff Writer
Excerpts of Interviews With President, Shultz, Regan: A Look Back at the Summit From a Times Staff Writer
President Told Soviets Want Afghan Solution DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Faces New Volley of Congressional Criticism Over His Midgetman Offer RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Governor Asks Inquiry Into Toxic Waste Pacts LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
300 Hurt in Train Wreck United Press International
'Puzzled' Israelis Open Inquiry on Spy Reports DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
October Debt Less Than '84 by $922 Million United Press International
Official Pleads for More Adoptions : Foster Care Only Temporary: 'These Kids Need Homes' SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
Rescue Workers Confounded by Parrot United Press International
Justice Finds Strength in Diversity
Calls Detractors 'Bully Boys' : Bird Says She Won't 'Turn Tail and Run' DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Court Rejects Belli Appeal on Smoking Report From a Times Staff Writer
Police Seize 220 Pounds of Cocaine, Five Aliens From Reuters
5 Buck the System : A New Breed of Latin President WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Tokyo Rocked by Quake United Press International
Mandela Won't Accept Conditions on Freedom, His Wife Says MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Leader Flies Home to Hopeful Nation Associated Press
Wife Arrested in Spy Case; Israeli Link Is Questioned GAYLORD SHAW and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Beirut Militias Clash Over Flags Associated Press
Gates Fires Officer Who Killed Cuban Immigrant DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Buyers Repaying Earlier Kindness With $1-a-Month Lease : Farmer, 66, Won't Lose Home After All Associated Press
State of Emergency Declared : Philadelphia Mayor Acts to Halt Racial Protests Associated Press
Hurricane Joins Long Line of Calamities : A Wink of a Fierce Eye Is Latest Blow to Florida City BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
Direct U.S.-Soviet Airline Service to Resume in 1986 ELEANOR CLIFT and PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writers
3 Senators Launch Filibuster of Farm Bill PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Woman Fatally Stabbed in LAX Parking Garage
Reagan Sees Hope on Arms Control : Feels Assurances to Gorbachev on 'Star Wars' May Lead to Progress JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Woman Trapped With Husband's Body Wins $1 Million DOROTHY TOWNSEND, Times Staff Writer
Jet Slips Off Runway in Mud; 90 Aboard Unhurt Associated Press
News Background : Soviet Move Into Afghanistan: Coup Upon Marxist Coup
Philippine Snap Vote: Will It Be Constitutional? NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
L.A. Officer Gets Lucky at Slots, Bags a Suspect
Expulsion of South Africa's Beverly Hills Consulate Urged From United Press International
Measure on Car-Shredding Wastes Leaves Questions KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
'Real' World : Laguna Beach High's 'Life-Planning' Class Gives Teens Some Lessons in Adulthood SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
Nun Adds the Practice of Law to Religion : She Finds Satisfaction in Supplying Low-Cost Legal Aid to Indigent HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
U.S. Regulators Seize California Heritage in Wake of State's Audit BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
President of Small Irvine S&L Finishes 11th in Voting : Home Savings Gets Seat on FHLB JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
International Unit Formed by Allied-Signal BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Suit Seeks to Enforce Revlon Deal NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Soybean Futures Higher From Associated Press
ClothesTime Stock Drops as Rumor Persists ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
California Heritage Bank was seized by regulators.
Stocks Edge Higher; Dow Adds 2 Points : Market Slows to Digest Recent Sharp Gains, Analysts Say From Times Wire Services
Times Mirror plans to sell a cable operation.
Chrysler signed a deal to acquire a B of A unit.
Xerox Fires 13 Over Financial 'Irregularities' Associated Press
Dollar Hits Lowest Level in 20 Months Associated Press
Storer's stockholders approved the firm's buy-out.
U.S., Canada and Japan Ease Computer Curbs Associated Press
Consumer Prices Rise 0.3% in Month; Annual Rate Lowest Since 1967 OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
International Unit Formed by Allied-Signal BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Tenneco Unit Buys Parent of Morrow's Nuts NANCY RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Business Rests on Chair Reproductions : Hitchcock Profits From Tradition CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Ticor Insurance Gets OK to Change Name KATHLEEN DAY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Prison in Santa Clarita Valley
No Chairs, Utensils : Pupils Learn of Hardships at Holiday BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
For Newport Police, Keeping the Peace Becomes an Issue : More Than 100 Suits, Claims Filed Against Department in Past 8 Years : Nobody goes into this job anticipating that they are going to make everybody happy. --Charles R. Gross, Newport Beach Police Chief HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Stanton Police Discover Man's Body in His Car
Civic Center : County Now May Unlock Restrooms JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
New Regulations Send Sludge to New Heights SEBASTIAN DORTCH, Times Staff Writer
Scramble for Revenue Cited : Sandag Warns of Threat to Open Space in S.D. County TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
71st District : Democrat to Challenge Doris Allen LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Countywide : Officials Move to Get Call Boxes on Freeways
Wants Meaty Part : It's a Dog's Life, Rising Actor Finds PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Benefit Concert to Aid Mexican Quake Victims Andy Rose
Landlords in L.A. Get OK to Hike Rents 5% in 1986 RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Former Head of Horsemen's Group Testifies : Canceled Del Mar Track Race Blamed on INS NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
East County
Gains Reported in Talks to End Market Strike
Trimmer Critically Hurt in Fall From Tree
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
Developing Scientists for California's Future
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
Arts Park in Sepulveda Basin
Local News in Brief : Thieves Drive Truck Through Store Window, Take 40 Guns
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
6-Year Term for Cancer Victim : Dying Child Molester Given 'Life Sentence' JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
Brea : Officials Choose Leyton to Fill Council Vacancy Roxana Kopetman \f7
Teachers, Burbank Schools Ask for Mediation in Contract Talks
Policy in Works to Beat Songbirds' Return TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
Election, Power-Shift Changes in the Air for San Diego Politics : 'Board of Directors' Approach Advocated in Chamber Report RALPH FRAMMOLINO and DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writers
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
McMartin Case Attorney Charges Illegal Delays LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer
Letters : Misunderstandings About MS
Bryant-Vanalden : Police Beef Up Task Force for Northridge STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
'No One Ever Promised That the World Was Fair'
Help Sought in Woman's Murder
Election, Power-Shift Changes in the Air for San Diego Politics : Raise Election Donation Limit, Allow Business Gifts, Panel Says BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Father Accused of Trying to Sell 2-Year-Old Girl MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Hills : Fraud by Solar Heating Firm Alleged in Lawsuit
NRC to Probe Big Water Leak at San Onofre Nuclear Plant
Churches Asked to Consider Feelings of Animals RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
Thousand Oaks Hospital Lays Off 25 Workers HERBERT A. SAMPLE, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Toxic Chemical Leak Causes 150 to Evacuate Marcida Dodson \f7
CSUN, Full for Spring, Cuts Off Applications JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
State Analyst Says HMOs Won't Reduce Medi-Cal Cost LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
'A City of Sanctuary' : Council Committee Sees L.A. as a Haven for Guatemalans and Salvadorans Fleeing Persecution VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
Two Aliens Shot by Special Border Patrol Unit CHRIS DE LUCA, Times Staff Writer
Travel Town's trains are showing signs of wear and tear. : L.A.'s Run-Down Rail Collection May Be on the Road to Recovery GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Lemon Grove
Pershing Square Plans : The Street People Have Their Doubts NANCY SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
N. Hollywood Man Killed Father-in-Law : Conviction Follows Spurned Plea Offer JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
Woman Who Killed Newborn Gets 11 Years ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Actor Charged With Cruelty to 3 Horses
Churches Challenge Classification as PACs Associated Press
Fullerton : Students Plan Memorial to Deceased Professors Hector Gutierrez \f7
Coastal Panel OKs Educational Park : Commissioners Praise Plans for 167-Acre Project Overlooking Batiquitos Lagoon JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Word 'Lord' Returned to Text of Gender-Inclusive Lectionary JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
2nd Body Found on Icy Forest Slope Identified
Another NBA Plan Offered for Santa Ana ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Church Official Warns Vietnamese of 'Pitfalls' : Ministers Urged to Avoid 'Immigrant Mentality' That Can Be a Barrier for New Churches in U.S. MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
6 Months Since Daughter's Slaying : Father Will Hold Vigil to Spur Investigaton HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
Prosecutors Assail Light Sentence in Shoot-Out PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Scientologists Win Major Court Victory Over Defectors, Documents ROBERT WELKOS and JOEL SAPPELL, Times Staff Writers
Social Security--a Ponzi Scheme?
Rear-Window Signs That Say, 'Baby on Board'
Rear-Window Signs That Say, 'Baby on Board'
Rear-Window Signs That Say, 'Baby on Board'
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