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What happened on September 16, 1985
NEWS
Child Smut Business Going Underground : Grows Uglier as Customers Trade Children, Not Just Pictures, Police Say CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Blacks Accuse Oakland Golf Clubs of Bias Special to The Times
The Region
Computer Game Helps Pedophiles Woo Children for Sex SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
At 58, L.A. Fair Shows No Signs of Aging : New Ferris Wheel, Other Attractions May Lure a Record Crowd : It's Always Fair Weather DAVE LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Oregon Guru's Assistants Quit Commune Under Fire Associated Press
The State
The Region
Australian Rejects French Invitation to A-Test Site From Reuters
Welfare Workers Stage Sick-in
Mozambique Rebel Toll From Reuters
The Region
The Nation
Hiker Missing in Angeles Forest
S. Africa Raids Angola in Anti-Guerrilla Strike Associated Press
U.S. Targets Procurement Fraud Associated Press
The Region
Saudi Move Toward Oil Price Cut Told Associated Press
The State
2 Reagan Aides Arriving in India to See Gandhi RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Vienna Prelate Resigns Associated Press
The Region
The World
Business Inventories Inch Up Associated Press
The Nation
Both Parties See an Opportunity : Apartheid Generates Heat as Political Issue in U.S. ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Prison Populations Hit All-Time Highs : U.S., States Report Rise of 5.6% in '85; Stiffer Sentencing Cited DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Even Scavengers Are Worse Off : Hardship Trickles Down to Mexico's Poorest Areas DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Palme Narrowly Reelected Sweden's Prime Minister STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Japan's Aged on Increase From Reuters
Children's Health Plan Bill Opposed by Administration United Press International
The Nation
Graduates' Attitudes, Debts Hit : Students Burdened by Loans Ignore Civic Duties, Report Says Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation : EPA to Study Radon Risks
Reagan Blames Vietnam War for Rebuff on Arms to Contras United Press International
The Providers: : 'State Is Not Regulating Us Like It Needs To' MAGGIE LOCKE
Big China Shake-up Paves Way for Younger Leaders : Veterans of Revolution Step Down JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Nation
The World
The World : 18 Palestinians Expelled
Karpov Defeats Kasparov in 5th Game to Lead 3-2 in Title Match JACK PETERS
Smoking Found Costly to U.S. : Disease, Work Losses Calculated at $65 Billion Associated Press
The World
Reagan, Nixon Conferred on Summit Talks Associated Press
Dr. King Troubled Before His Death, Transcripts Show United Press International
Mitterrand Tries to Cool Nuclear Testing Furor; Lange Still Hot From Reuters
The Parents: : The Child's Care Is a 'Constant Preoccupying Force' MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Assembly : Floor Action: Jerry Gillam, Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer
Botha Envoy Predicts End of Apartheid : Says S. Africa Is Now Committed to Black Political Equality BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The Region : 1 Killed, 6 Hurt by Live Wires in Sauna
The Region
Rosh Hashanah in the Southland : Prayers for Peace and Happy New Year GARY LIBMAN
The State
Soviets Detained U.S. Observer, Weinberger Says BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Bigots Behind Badges? The Chief Will Flush 'em Out JENNINGS PARROTT
The Region
British Order Expulsion of 6 More Soviets Associated Press
28 Killed in Tripoli Shelling Associated Press
The World
A-Weapons Stir New Zealand Ire : French Testing, U.S. Warships Spark Debate NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Rightist Crusade Finds Its Way Into Spotlight : Led by Retired Gen. Singlaub, Anti-Communist League Is Funnel for Private Funds to Contras DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Illinois Cyanide Case : Trial Makes History, Stirs Controversy BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
British Consider Expelling More Soviet Envoys TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Bishop Decries Seizure of Duarte's Daughter MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Train Derails in Texas, Spills 200,000 Gallons of Acid Into River Associated Press
Reagan Plans Press Conference Tuesday Associated Press
The World
Israelis Mark Beginning of Jewish Year 5746 From Times Wire Services
Grizzly Flees, Leaves Claw Behind : Hunter Shoots Bear in Mouth--Escapes Associated Press
The Nation
The World
The World
A 'Second Lady' First in Fight Against Illiteracy : Barbara Bush Speaks to Club 100 Luncheon at the Music Center MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Nixon Returns to Burma Where He Made a Wish in '53 Associated Press
Cootie Williams, Jazz Trumpeter of Big Band Era, Dies T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Trade Deficit Makes U.S. a Debtor Nation 1st Time in 71 Years Associated Press
Officials Search for Violations of New Child Porn Laws JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
ORIENTEERS : Orienteering : Novel Outdoor Sport Is Growing NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Postscript: Murder of Band Manager Continues to Puzzle Police ANDY ROSE
Braille Institute Preview : Mini-Opera Draws a Big Brrrrravo From Students PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Cmdr. John Kerans, British Naval Hero in China, Dies From Times Wire Services
Scribblings of the Stars Snatch Pretty Penny at Theater Event DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove
Quake Hits Alaska Area Associated Press
Bus Hits Crowd, Kills 26 From Reuters
Water: a New Spirit
Laguna Beach
Tustin
Local News in Brief : 3 Injured as Pickup Overturns on Freeway
Thousands Cheer on 150th Anniversary of Dana's Arrival : Tall Ships Sail to Commemorate a Bygone Era ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
2 Killed, 3 Injured by Speeding Car
Local News in Brief : Armed Man Eludes Police SWAT Team
Bigotry's Divisiveness
Costa Mesa : Council Decision Due on New Condominiums Robert Hanley \f7
Schabarum View on AIDS
Schabarum View on AIDS
Schabarum View on AIDS
Schabarum View on AIDS
Laguna Beach : City May Donate Funds for Senior Apartments Robert Hanley \f7
Local News in Brief : Agua Dulce Fair Ends With Turnout of 2,600
Advanced Teaching Facility Planned : Computer-Aided Design System Sets High-Tech Pattern at CSUN DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
But Here Comes the Judge : Preacher Leaves Bride and Groom at the Altar DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
It went from flashing red to a traffic-responsive condition. : A Ray of Light in Westlake Al Martinez
Local News in Brief : 3 Killed, 4 Injured When Car, Truck Collide Near Valencia
Farrakhan's Speech: The Politics, the Uproar : THE REACTION : 'Wicked Hypocrisy' Label Evokes Angry Replies by Jewish Leaders GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Daylight Time
Reagan's Role as Informant
Reagan's Role as Informant
Yorba Linda : Tentative OK Likely for Curbs on Smoking Roxana Kopetman \f7
Dead Heads Grateful for Big Treat : Nostalgia Rides High at the Band's Southwestern Gig JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Hope Won't Settle for Settling Down : At 82, Nation's Unofficial Court Jester Is Serious About Staying Active PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
$1-Million Fire Guts 2 Firms, Triggers Toxic Material Alert BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
William Alwyn, 80; English Composer From Times Wire Services
Trailer Park Manger Cries Foul Over Pesky Invasion of Dirty Birds JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Air Guard Caught in Debate About Site of New Base T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Sleepy Supervisors
Huntington Beach : Restoration of Pier and Cafe Will Be Celebrated Andy Rose \f7
Man Outraces Odds to Beat Retardation MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Farrakhan's Speech: The Politics, the Uproar : THE MAYOR : Bid to Moderate Muslim's Words a 'Partial Success,' Bradley Says BILL BOYARSKY and JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writers
Sunair Seeks to Expand Service in Survival Bid GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
The Forgotten Crime Victims : Little-Known Group Offers Aid and Solace to the Hard-Pressed Spouses and Relatives of Inmates JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Orrin B. Evans; USC Law Dean
Teachers Becoming Watchdogs to Spot Child Abuse Signs BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim
BUSINESS
State Peach Growers Feel Import Crunch : Say Europeans Undercut Domestic Prices by 17% BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
California
Officials in three states rejected Baldwin's plan.
Ability Achieves Goal of Simplicity Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
California
El Al said it lost $9.7 million during fiscal 1984-85.
The Teamsters OKd a contract with the car haulers.
Court Ruling Favors SCM From Reuters
Los Angeles County
U.S. Is Losing Industrial Base--Sony Chief DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
U.S. airlines set a traffic record last month.
Japan Expects Protectionist Bills by U.S. SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
A poll found small businesses pessimistic.
Nation
Management Firm's Land Deal Probed : Company Accused of Shortchanging Educators DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Gates plans to lay off a maximum of 500 workers.
Disney laid off several dozen production workers.
Larger Role for L.A. Seen in High-Tech : To Lead Major Cities in New Jobs Over a Decade, Study Finds JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Written Consent Now Required on Many Decisions About Survivor Benefits : New IRS Rules Offer Spouses More Pension Protection JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Red Carpet Makes Plans to Rebuild : New Chief Hopes to Double Ailing Real Estate Network GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
U.S. Firms Set Up Operations in Peking : China Is Getting a Taste of P.R., Western-Style JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Hanauer's Engine Dies--After He Wins Title MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Vikings Use Old Tricks in Beating Bucs, 31-16 From Times Wire Services
Scott Wins Urban Mile With a Time of 4:04.43 Associated Press
Take It Seriously and You Miss the Point SCOTT OSTLER
Cal State Fullerton Scores 3-1 Soccer Victory Over St. Mary's
Aztec Notebook : Scovil Pleased With Strong Second Half : Instead of a Late Disaster, San Diego State Comes On to Put Away 49ers STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Marino Better, Colts the Same in Dolphin Win From Times Wire Services
Pettis Is Giving American League the Runaround in September MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Angels' 'A' Team Wins; Mauch Will Stick With It ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Singletary Leads Bears Over the Patriots, 20-7 From Times Wire Services
Motor Racing Roundup : Gant Wins 500-Miler; Waltrip Gains Points From Times Wire Services
Lomax Strong-Arms Bengals, 41-27 : Cardinal Quarterback Recovers From Bruised Elbow From Times Wire Services
Golf Roundup : Too Little, Too Late--U.S. Loses Ryder Cup From Times Wire Services
Defense Lacking Even for Winner ByCHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Moriguchi Rallies, Gets One-Shot Victory Associated Press
Rams Don't Need Dickerson, Yet : White Gains 144 Yards in 17-6 Win Over the Eagles RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Fernando Gives Reds Bit of Hope : Drive to Title Stalled by 9-Run Inning, 10-6 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Soccer Team Ties Florida International
Pittsburgh Prosecutor Defends Immunity Given Players in Cocaine Trial
Padres Are All Alone in Fourth TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Mr. Rogers' Lions Are Cowboy Tamers, 26-21 From Times Wire Services
Connors, Cash Forced to Sit Out L.A. Tennis Tourney JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Steelers Should Get Tougher Test Tonight Associated Press
American League Roundup : Alexander Tops N.Y.; Blue Jays Lead by 4 1/2 DAN HAFNER
Seahawks Beat Chargers at Pass, 49-35 CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Cedeno Remains Hot; So Do the Cardinals DAN HAFNER
They're Stool Pigeons to Billy
Redskins Hold On for 16-13 Win Over the Oilers From Times Wire Services
McNeil Gains 192 Yards; Jets Romp : Record-Breaking Performance Paces 42-3 Win Over Bills From Times Wire Services
49ers Score 35 Points in Second Half to Win From Times Wire Services
Eagles' Newest Gun Can't Fire Like the Rifle MIKE DOWNEY
Chargers' Davis Burned for 4 TDS as Seahawks Roll CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Lendl Routs Gilbert to Win Stuttgart Tourney From Times Wire Services
It Was Ram Defense That Earned the Win : On the Other Hand, No Offense, but Philadelphia Has No Offense GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Giants Miss Their Chance, Lose to the Packers, 23-20 From Times Wire Services
Elway Passes Broncos to 34-23 Win Over Saints From Times Wire Services
Prep Review : Residential Eligibility Changes Proposed Tom Hamilton
San Diego Prep Review : Rewards Are Sweet for Red Devil Football Team Steve Scott
Dickey Resigns Under Pressure After Kansas State Starts 0-2 From Times Wire Services
San Diegan Wins Portland Bike Race Associated Press
REMEMBERING THE FEARSOME FOURSOME : When You Think of Defensive Lines, Only Four Names Come to Mind-Jones, Olsen, Grier and Lundy MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Bud Light San Diego Triathlon : Course Familiarity Helps Molina to Easy Victory MARK STADLER, Times Staff Writer
REVERSING HIS FIELD : John Brodie Seemingly Had It Made in the Broadcast Booth, But Life Is Just a Game to Him and He Isn't Finished Playing THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Stage Review : 'Hamlet' In Santa Maria Mixes Good With Goofs SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
'Dragon' Rourke Breathes Fire DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Scattershot Premiere For 'Honor' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Long Beach Festival : Nighttime, Urban Blues Find A Place In The Sun RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Music Group, Aclu Join Forces In Lyric Battle DENNIS MCDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Music And Dance Reviews : Moving Co. At House LEWIS SEGAL
Pop Music Review : Upbeat Manilow Woos Fans With New Tempo RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : A Search For Guilt In 'Innocence' KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Opera Review : San Francisco Revives 'Adriana Lecouvreur' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
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