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What happened on September 15, 1985

SPORTS

Moore Still Says He Should Have Beaten Marciano From Associated Press
Spend a Buck Comes Up With Injured Ankle and Is Retired by Owners
Golf : It's Back to School, Not PGA Tour for USC's Randolph DAN HAFNER
Birmingham, England Making a Bid to Host 1992 Summer Games Associated Press
Horse Racing Roundup : Chief's Crown Outruns Some of His Best Elders From Times Wire Services
Jan Gets Titans Close to End Zone, but Not In It MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Orange Lutheran Rolls Past Serrano, 49-14
Portland State Beaten, 23-10, by Idaho State Associated Press
Around the NFL : Coaches Start on Different Notes From United Press International
Relax, Joe There Are 15 Games Left KEN DENLINGER, Washington Post
Dickerson Insists He Won't Leave Again, Even If Talks Fail RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Women's Volleyball : Aztecs Beat USC; Lose in Semifinals
Boise St. Wins With Help of a 56-Yard Field Goal Associated Press
Community College Roundup : Dons Upset Hornets, 27-24 GUY GRUPPIE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
New Seoul TV Bids Won't Go Up Much : All 3 Networks Plan to Stay Below Expectations for '88 Olympics LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
The West : High-Scoring Air Force Soars Over Wyoming From Times Wire Services
UNLV Shuts Out CSUN in Soccer Classic Special to the Times and
Starting Times Called a Cause of Impasse : Many Finals at Seoul Won't Be Set for Prime Viewing in U.S. Associated Press
Chapman Women Win UCSD Volleyball
Eagles Trying to Beat Rams With a Rookie RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis : Patience Is Paying Off for Czechoslovakia's Late Bloomers Mike Penner
Commentary : Tennis Is Struggling to Discover Its Place JERRY TRECKER, Hartford Courant
Astros Top Padres, Tie for 3rd TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Warner Is Back, but Seattle Still Relies on Its 'D' CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Iowa's Hayden Fry Has the Knack United Press International
The East : Badanjek Makes Quick Recovery, Leads Maryland From Times Wire Services
The Blue Jays Purchased a Fielder--but What They Got Was a Hitter United Press International
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Austin Got the Publicity, but Zacharia Got the Quarterback MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
HE'S IN THE . . .LINE OF FIRE : Has the Polish Rifle of Eagles Popped Off Too Often? Jaworski Is Now on the Bench CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach Rallies to Win, 35-24 GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Jc Football Roundup GREG GOULD
San Diego Roundup : Walker's Scoring Pass Lifts Hoover Over Clairemont, 7-6
Muster Scores 4 Touchdowns; Stanford Routs San Jose State From Times Wire Services
Grossmont Rallies to Beat San Diego City
Redlands Gets Late Score to Defeat USD, 21-17 TONY COOPER
Getting Started : Trabuco Hills Loses Opener to Melodyland SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Get a Special Play From a Special Team in a 34-14 Win STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Bonds Brings Cal Lutheran to Life in 28-7 Win STEVE HENSON, Staff Writer
Hanauer Goes For National Title MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Off-Road Gran Prix : Tripes Makes Most of Opportunity PAT RAY, Times Staff Writer
Sport Is Edging Its Way Into Philosophy FRANK LUKSA, Dallas Times Herald
Shobert Seeks 'Cycle Slam' in Ascot Race
The Pac-10 : Arizona Reduces Cougars' RPMs, 12-7 From Times Wire Services
Michigan State Defense Shuts Down Arizona State From Times Wire Serives
Canyon Takes Advantage of Corona Errors, 35-0 TOM BIRSCHBACH
Rutgers Rallies to Tie No. 3 Florida From Times Wire Services
The South : Penalty Gives Clemson Second Chance and 20-17 Win From Times Wire Services
Delaware Surprises Navy, 16-13 : Division I-AA Power Slows Down McCallum in 2nd Half and Wins From Times Wire Services
The West : Fresno State Opens With Win Over Las Vegas, 26-6 From Times Wire Services
COMMENTARY : No Names May Mean No Crowd STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Glendale Uses Strong Line to End Pierce Win Streak DAVE DESMOND
Names in the News
Saberhagen Wins on 3-Hitter, 2-1 DAN HAFNER
American League/ Ross Newhan : Royals Have Brett; Blue Jays Have Bell . . . Angels Have a Problem
Angels Are 8-5 Losers to Rangers MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
BYU Gets Huskies on the Run, 31-3, and Ends a Streak : For First Time in 38 Games, Cougars Don't Pass for Score From Times Wire Services
Rose and Reds Are Beaten Men, 7-0 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Europeans Take a Surprise 2-Point Lead in Ryder Cup From Times Wire Services
Rochester Is Stop on Fall PBA Tour Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Unseeded Arias Again Takes Title From Times Wire Services
National League Roundup : Wizard Has Odd Day as Cardinals Regain Lead DAN HAFNER
The Southwest : Hurricanes Get Going, Rout Rice From Times Wire Services
Olympic Plan Concerns Foresters United Press International
San Diego St. gets off to a Fast Start, 34-14 STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Why Not Have a Major in Athletics? : Poll of WAC Programs Shows Some Support for Plan MARK KISZLA, Denver Post
Faust's Infantry Grounded RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Blue Jays Cuff Around Tired Righetti, Lead Yankees by 3 1/2 Games DAN HAFNER
Indiana Ends 16-Game Losing Streak; Hoosier Fans Tear Down Goal Posts From Times Wire Services
The Southland : Azusa Wins as Okoye Runs Wild
Johnson Is Doing an Amazing Job With Mets Associated Press
Little Brown Jug Field Looks Fast Associated Press
Andrea Jaeger Battles Back From Burnout TOM POWERS, Dallas Times Herald
Michigan Avenue Mile Race Set Associated Press
The Big Eight : Norseth Sets Records in Kansas Rout; No. 8 Oklahoma State Has a Close Call From Times Wire Services
Basketball Hall of Fame Enjoys Attendance Rise United Press International
Fullerton Doesn't Look So Big This Year : Nevada Reno Flattens the Titans in Their Home Opener, 30-3 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Twins Concerned as Steve Howe Is Missing From Team Since Friday HOWARD SINKER, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Baseball Has Again Failed the Acid Test JIM MURRAY
Karsatos Rallies Ohio State to Victory Over Pitt From Times Wire Services
Bowling Green Leaves Kentucky Blue From Times Wire Services
The Big Ten : Northwestern Gives Missouri a Sacking; Illinois Gets a Scare From Times Wire Services
Charger Lineman McKnight Comes Complete With Philosophy TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Muhammad Ali Musters Allies to Help the Needy Associated Press
Holmes Tries to Match Marciano's 49-0 Record United Press International
UCLA's Comeback Kids Are at It Again, 26-26 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Bicknell Found His Place--Boston College WILLIAM GILDEA, The Washington Post
National League / Gordon Edes : Padres' Nettles Gets Rose-Line-of-Week Award
Call Him a Catcher in the Wry
Racquetball's Queen Looks to Legitimize Sport United Press International
The Southeast : Bo Jackson Gains 205 as No. 1 Auburn Beats Southern Mississippi From Times Wire Services
Aztec Jack Eaton's Game Is Making Names STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
In the Thurman Family, It's Safeties First : USC's Junior and Cowboys' Dennis Can Compare Notes and Interceptions RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer

REAL ESTATE

NEWS

Compton Candidate Guilty of Selling False Documents WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Toxic Waste Treatment Becomes Mobile : Van Process Obviates Need to Transport Hazardous Liquid Materials JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Wisconsin Judge Convicted of Murdering Lawyer United Press International
Departed Dog Gets a Permanent Place--on the Coffee Table : Freeze-Dried Pets Leave Some Taxidermists Cold MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Spanish Communists Losing Heroic Luster : Revered During Franco's Last Years, Party Now Divided and Diminished by Vicious Infighting STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood Blvd. House Moves Aside--a Bit--for Progress : Faded Victorian Proves a Survivor LYNDON STAMBLER, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Expel 25 British Citizens in Retaliation ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Mensans Go for the Mix : The Club Is Smart but Its Members Are Not All Chic and Fashionable KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
Lawyers Break Tradition, Support Move to Oust Bird FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Motor Scooters Put Putt-Putt in Westwood's Travel Picture PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
No Honor in His Hometown : D.H. Lawrence: 'He Wrote Dirty Books, Didn't He?' LARRY THORSON, Associated Press
S. Africa Creates Information Unit : Bureau to Direct Campaign on Policy of Gradual Reform MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Nation
The Nation
Junkets by Norwalk Council Double Travel Tab Since '82 RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Gov. Hunt Won't Run Against Sen. East Associated Press
The Region
The State
The State
Profits, Permissiveness Issues Raised : Romance Tabloids Thrive in China JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Chess Game Adjourned Associated Press
The Region
The Nation
Contribution Comes to $4,094 a Year : Town Balks at Pension for Its One Employee Associated Press
Basque-Area Bombing United Press International
Storm System Weakens United Press International
38.7% of Latino Children in U.S. Lived in Poverty in '84, Congressional Study Finds LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Region
Legislators Slice $375-Million Pie (of 'Pork' Variety) MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Protests Over Jordan Transfers
In light of the present racial strife that is taking place...
Living With a Crisis
I love Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson but putting one...
Full of Highs and Lows : For Deukmejian, Session Was Like a Roller Coaster CARL INGRAM and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers
The Region
Faulty Valve Linked to Cases of Salmonella Associated Press
State Bar Establishes Office to Crack Down on Errant Lawyers EDWIN CHEN, Times Legal Affairs Writer
Too Many Cancer Deaths Near TMI, Study Finds Associated Press
The Nation
New Leader Promises Albanians Improved Life Associated Press
The Region
Dachau Boosts Image Associated Press
The Nation
Lompoc Braced for Thundering Hordes of Shuttle Sightseers Associated Press
Kurdish Rebels Free 2 Kidnaped Japanese From Reuters
The Nation
The World
The World
Israel a 'Wicked Hypocrisy'--Farrakhan : Forum Speech Before 14,000 Touches on Foreign Policy, Economics PENELOPE McMILLAN and CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writers
Reagan Sees Trade Curbs Risking Farm Catastrophe DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Governor of Wyoming Files Bankruptcy Petition Associated Press
Writer Buckley Released After a Day in Hospital Associated Press
Activism Returned in 1960s : Justices Once Avoided Heat of Politics FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Sweden's Palme Likens His Foes on Right to Thatcher STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Proposal to Restore Home of John Wilkes Booth Creates Stir Associated Press
Heart Patient Shows Mild Signs of Rejection Associated Press
Officers Convicted : Murder Case a Corporate Landmark BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Blames Nicaragua for Border Clash NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Casino Cheat Worked Odds to Favor Him TIM DAHLBERG, Associated Press
U.S. Economy Shows New Vitality in August : Retail Sales Take Biggest Jump Since April; Inflation Static as Wholesale Prices Retreat Associated Press
I cannot remember when I have read a more irresponsible...
The State
The House : War on Poverty
The House : War on Poverty
The World : OPEC Vows Resurgence
Vatican Squelches Columnist Title : Murdoch Forced to Retire Pope's Byline in N.Y. Post PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
Ready and Able Rambler
The Nation
Before Dawn, Frenetic Cairo Savors Its Calm MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Kings Villages Case Dropped JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
I've never seen a prime-time show as moving as the...
U.S. Jewish Group Defiant in Face of Shamir Criticism NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The World
Playboy No Worse Than TV Comedy
State Criticized on Palisades Slide
Ready and Able Rambler
The State
Review of Pigeon Ordinance Ordered
Classy Eatery Is Classroom to Displaced Avalon Pupils DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Vacation worries: Who's going to . . . ? A muddy Danube . . . postwar Germany . . . and an NFL blackout! JACK SMITH
The World
The World
The World
CBS' "Hometown" isn't just similar to "The Big Chill" but...
Military as a Ticket to the Mainstream JANICE MALL
Avalon Students Go on the Town as School Opens DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Hot Line : Superpowers Chat of War, Golf, Salt SAUL PETT, Associated Press
Tass Calls ASAT Test a 'Dangerous Step' to New Arms ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
I would like to applaud NBC for its series "oceanQuest...
Country Antiques: : Looking Glasses ROBERT STONE
Libel Suit Put on Hold to Let Ill Feelings Fade MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Brentwood Bike Racer Dies of Head Injuries RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Noteworthy Remodel VIRGINIA GRAY
Thank goodness Phyllis George has finally left the...
Felando Named to New Task Force
The Nation : Officer Killed in Manhunt
Gardena Man Beats Bushes for Garden-Variety Critters KATHEE YAMAMOTO, Times Community Correspondent
The Region : Ex-Teacher Sentenced on Morals Charge
Beyond War: Movement Takes Disarming Approach to World Tensions KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
South African Coloreds Turn Against Regime : Mixed-Race Citizens Angered at Repression, Feel Government Betrayed Their Trust, Hopes MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
High-Flying Romantic Has His Proposal Shot Down CONNIE STEWART
Fishermen Tally Business Losses, Blame Warnings : Contamination Signs Kept Customers Away, Operators Say DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The Quest for Salary and Satisfaction LIZ McGUINNESS
Torrance to Consider Trash Hauler Franchise JUAN ARANCIBIA, Times Staff Writer
Town Lot Bill Goes to Governor : Assembly OKs Slowdown in L.B. Oil Royalty Cuts LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
The State
I recently watched Dick Cavett on "The $100,000 Pyramid...
Dr. Litwack Dies; Was L.B. Health Officer for 26 Years WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Old Rail Depot Is Focus of Whittier Preservation Debate STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Workfare Passes; Toxic Plan Loses : Seat Belt Law, Prison Construction Voted as Legislature Adjourns for '85 RICHARD C. PADDOCK and LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writers
Foes of Beer and Wine License for Gas Station Lose Round, Fight On VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
Church-Backed Housing Termed Drug-Deal Site JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Fishermen Say Toxic Alerts Hurt Businesses DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Saudis to Buy British Fighters : Tornado Jets Reportedly Part of $3-Billion Deal From Times Wire Services
P.V. Estates' Dollarhide to Retire Dec. 30 D. Sami Capp and \f7
Newfoundland's 'Very Robust Oral Culture' Confuses Rest of Canada KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Oklahoma Runs of 1800s Live On in Art and Stories CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
A 'National Treasure' Is on Tap MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Gardena to Enforce Youth Loitering Law SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
King Holds Court : Driven Player Strives to Put Paddle Tennis in the Limelight ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Study Looks for the Sweet Link Between Chocolate, Depression BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
FOUR KITCHENS TO DELIGHT A COOK : A STARTLING REJUVENATION : A 'disaster' is remodeled into 'one of the prettiest kitchens that I've ever seen' JOAN DEKTAR
Royalty Gets Ready for Grace Foundation Gala JODY JACOBS
Creating a Personal Overlay in an Updated Kitchen VIRGINIA GRAY
Pasadena's 'Cadillac' of Auto Design ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Neo-Nazi Changes Plea, Admits Role in Brink's Robbery Plot United Press International
Recurring Fantasies of Death, Disaster : 'Daymares' Can Be Nightmare for Troubled People LEE SIEGEL, Associated Press
'You Can't Fit Three Congressmen in an Ashtray, Even a $600 Ashtray' : Politicians Scramble for the Limelight in Navy Supply Scandal GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Fire Insurance Bill Fizzles Amid Heavy Lobbying KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Hispanic Heritage Week Associated Press
British Cmdr. John Kerans Dies; Escaped China Blockade in 1949 From Times Wire Services
Child-Stealing Case Shatters Family Idyll in Small Town PATRICIA KLEIN and JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writers
Girl, 7, Crushed to Death by Tour Bus in Disneyland Lot MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
School Overcrowded? They Take Classrooms Where There Are None Associated Press
Residents Stroll to a Less Hectic Beat in County's Rustic Canyons GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
A New Jail Is Needed--Now
Ramona
Cut in Services, Jobs Suggested for County in Labor Impasse TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Reorganization Proper
Singer Comes Up $250,000 Short : Merle Haggard's Tour for Farm Relief Dropped ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Anti-Drilling Efforts Paying Off
Nazi to Remain Jailed From Reuters
More 'Guests' Dispute Meals With Martinez, Deny Business Talks GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Woman's Home Saved by Court Ruling
Chair Firm Pays $113,000 to Settle False Claims Suit
Pala
Court Widens Benefits for Wives Working With Mates Associated Press
Cameras Turn Students Into Snappy Writers Associated Press
Brea : Bank's New Heliport Plan to Draw Protests Roxana Kopetman \f7
Reagan Considering 2 for Appeals Court : Berkeley Anti-Abortion Activist, San Diego Lawyer May Be Chosen RONALD J. OSTROW and GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writers
Chemical Vapors Kill Five Czech Workers Associated Press
Legislators Get Final Shot at Area Projects as Session Ends LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
Arrogance and Ignorance
Residents in Pot War Zone Upset at Both Sides' Tactics United Press International
'Ford to Lay Off Another 600 Workers'
Policies for Bus Transfers
Preserving Canyons
Vote on Merits
Combined Drugs Found to Ease Side Effects in Cancer Patients Associated Press
Cable Offerings Planned to Compete With Video Shops BILL McCLOSKEY, Associated Press
Episcopalian Activist Says That Leaders Are in Tune With Flock : For the Faithful, a Sense of Renewal MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Chula Vista
San Diego
More on Drug Stings
Squatter Invasion Poses Baja Political Problem : Unusual Amalgam of Home-Seekers Demand Governor Make Good on Promise H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
45 Marijuana Plants Worth $100,000 Seized
100 Acres of Dry Brush in Forest Destroyed in Fire JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Miami Man Becomes 136th Fatality of Dallas Air Crash United Press International
Garden Grove : Home-Alarm System Available to Callers Greg Lucas \f7
Kiss and Make Up
Studio, Allegedly Bought With Drug Funds, Is Seized
Scientist Studies Creative Process : Stay Tuned as Computer Plots High-Tech Soap Operas Associated Press
La Habra Woman Helps Seniors Get Service at Self-Service Stations Herbert J. Vida
Faulty Water Readings Keep Nuclear Plant Closed Associated Press
Authorities Identify Man Slain by Police During Narcotics Raid
Range Fires: A Vital Part of the Ecological Cycle : 1985 Blazes, the Most in 25 Years, Were Fueled by Over-Abundant Growth ART DANIELS, Associated Press
Episcopal Church Convention Maintains Liberal Thrust JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Couple Write a Tale of Vietnam: History and Love TINA SUSMAN, Associated Press
A Trick From a Wizard of Oz: Believe in Yourself--It's Magic RICHARD BUFFUM
Investors Sense Payoff in Downtown Gamble RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Student-Surfers: Changing an Image
Money Raised at Barbecues : Charities Fattened by Volunteer Cooks Associated Press
Art Works Feature Events for Mexican Independence Day JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
Placentia : Mayor's Sales Pitch in Newsletter Stirs a Flap Roxana Kopetman
Emergency! : Rural Rescue Service Struggles to Stay Alive KATHLEEN H. COOLEY, Times Staff Writer
Lake Forest : Historical Restoration Is Celebrated at Park James S. Granelli \f7
'Clinic for Poor Answers Prayers'
Scholar Blames Patent Office for Distorting History : Women's Inventions: Are They Ignored? SHARON L. JONES, Associated Press
Teams Build Castles in Sand to Launch United Way Campaign KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Rodney R. Porter; British Nobel Prize Winner From Times Wire Services
Farm Union Law Brings Peace but Not Many Elections JOE BIGHAM, Associated Press
Nobel-Winning Chemist Paul J. Flory Dies : Once Offered Himself as Hostage to Aid Ailing Wife of Sakharov
Research Findings : Homemakers Face Peril of Stress Illness DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
The Dangers of Offshore Oil Drilling
Woman Parachutist Survives 80-Foot Fall at Reno Air Races Associated Press
Child Have Everything? Give Him a $12,000 Mini-Car JOHN BARBOUR, Associated Press
Development Pace in County
Overnight Fortunes, Shattered Dreams : Silicon Valley Site of Modern Gold Rush JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Lesbian Ex-Nuns Evoke Irish Protest United Press International
Jeanne Mulcahy; TV Producer
The Stickleback--An Anonymous Fight for Survival in Wings of Nature's Stage PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Arrest in Drug Case Perplexes Fired UPS Worker, Spurs Suits NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Brain's Image-Making Ability Probed : Scientists Refute Old Findings, Say Left Side Forms Pictures Associated Press
600 Penguins Found Dead In Antarctica Associated Press
Professor Baby-Sitting Sticklebacks Till Their Creek Rises
2 Hospitalized After San Fernando Police Car, Auto Collide in Intersection
Assembly OKs Bill Aimed at Owners of 'Rock Houses' LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Agua Dulce Country Fair Is a Private, Homey Affair DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
S.F. Hospital AIDS Policy Is Adequate, State Tells 4 Nurses MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer

ENTERTAINMENT

William Hurt: Through A Glass, Darkly DEBORAH CAULFIELD
A Look At Cranbrook JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Freddy Jackson--a Rookie To Be Reckoned With DENNIS HUNT
Those Bloody Spots John M. Wilson \f7
Tall Tales Gerald Peary \f7
Gathering No Moss John M. Wilson \f7
Taking Seed John M. Wilson \f7
Later, 'Apocalypse'
Clean Rock
Goonied To Death
Home Hearted
Afflictions At The Wga
Momma Maya
Goonied To Death
The Mark Of Zigo Clarke Taylor \f7
The Cougar's Meow
No Fortune Cookie Pat H. Broeske \f7
Clean Rock
Doing A Body Good
$114.69 For Live Aid
Clean Rock
Old Masters Share Balboa Park Bill SUZANNE MUCHNIC
When You're Hot . . . You're Smoking Pat H. Broeske \f7
Ilk Enmity
Venal Sin : Ilk Enmity
Karel Reisz And His Three-year Itch RODERICK MANN
High On Capitalism
HAUTE DOGS: IT AIN'T THE MEAT, IT'S THE POTION RUTH REICHL
Don Simpson, Esq.
Afflictions At The Wga
New York Knockers
Hot Chef
Venal Sin
Pacific Symphony Launching New Season DANIEL CARIAGA
Dali Designs Madrid Square From Reuters
Oldies But Movies John M. Wilson \f7
Raising The Devil
Raising The Devil
MISS GARBO REGRETS . . . : She's Unable to Lunch Today--or Any Day PAUL ROSENFIELD
A Hole In One Nancy Mills \f7
The Theater Of The Brash Makes It Big DAN SULLIVAN
Modern Dance And Ballet: Uneasy Truce LEWIS SEGAL
Bill Bushnell Polishes His Dream JUDITH MICHAELSON

BUSINESS

California
U.S. Wary of Hong Kong's Bank Secrecy : Haven for Asian Cash Suspected of Aiding Money-Laundering JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Drinking Education BRUCE KEPPEL
California
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles
Annual Report Report BRUCE KEPPEL
Car-Buying Tips
Los Angeles
Don't Blame All Banks
Slot Cars to Return VICTORIA McCARGAR
Culturally Diverse
California
Oil Industry Opens the Door to Black Suppliers DENISE GELLENE
Delegating Has Some Dangers to Executives
New Barriers Block Women on Way to Top JOHN F. LAWRENCE
Delegating Has Some Dangers to Executives
Eagle Computer, Recovering From Clipped Wings, Tries to Soar Again CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Bonnie Castrey Starts Labor Consulting Sevice LESLIE BERKMAN
CIGARETTES : Makers Aim at Special Niches to Boost Sales DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer

OPINION

It's So Common
Avoiding Protection's Risks
'Talking Down Arms'
Harbinger?
'Talking Down Arms'
'Talking Down Arms'
'Talking Down Arms'
'Talking Down Arms'
Canada's Trade-off Trouble: How to Prosper and Protect? Kenneth Freed, Kenneth Freed is The Times' correspondent in Toronto
Telling Tales in the Sierra : A Biographer for Yosemite Kay Mills, Kay Mills is a Times editorial writer.
Exit for Exit-Poll Restrictions
Influence of Heavy-Metal Rock

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Cruise Lines: Their Names and Numbers
A Cruise on the Rhine Is Easy and Fascinating GREGORY JENSEN, United Press International
Where Quimperware Got Its Name JERRY COHEN and DOROTHY COHEN, Jerry Cohen is a Times staff writer, Dorothy a South Pasadena free-lance writer. and

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