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What happened on September 25, 1985
NEWS
the Battle of the Sexes, Continued: Commniques From the Trenches : Poet Examines 'Mern and Women Now' Through Looking Glass of Stories, Songs and Verse; Psychologist Uses the fabele of porcupine and Moles to Illustrate Gender Differences BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Kill Three Israelis Aboard Yacht : Palestinian Trio Surrender After Shootings in Cyprus (UPI)
New French Spy Chief Appointed : Army Head Told to 'Reestablish Order' in Scandal's Wake Associated Press
Social Revolution : Family Size Shrinking in Brazil JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
'A Friend Needed Help,' Oil Magnate Says : Getty Lent Von Bulow Million for Trial Associated Press
Cosmos 1684 Orbited (UPI)
The Nation
Risk of Major Epidemics 'Improbable,' Health Experts Say; Lesser Illnesses Likely MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Sales of Existing Homes Up 9.2% Associated Press
Stopgap Federal Money Bill OKd Associated Press
Airliner Aborts Takeoff to Avoid Colliding With Copter in Path; None Seriously Hurt Associated Press
The Nation
The State
The State
Vienna Blast Injures 8 (UPI)
Crackdown on Elixirs (UPI)
Republicans to Establish 'West Point of Politics' Associated Press
The World
Inflation Stays Low as Prices Rise Only 0.2% OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Chances for Tax Bill Slim, Wilson Says ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Hedgecock Side Rests Without Calling Witness BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Form of Pneumonia May Threaten Life of Heart Patient, 25 (UPI)
High Court Justice Blocks Restart of Reactor at TMI Associated Press
Congressional Study Raises Questions on 'Star Wars' JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Duarte Negotiating by Radio With His Daughter's Kidnapers WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
China, in Surprise Move, to Open Some Atomic Plants for Inspection From Times Wire Services
British Travel Advisory From Reuters
Delayed, Costly A-Plant On-Stream in Louisiana Associated Press
Two Die in Mine Accident Associated Press
120 Million Birds Killed in Zimbabwe to Save Wheat
East Coast Worries, Waits as Hurricane Bears Down : Storm has Winds Up to 150 M.P.H. From Times Wire Services
The World
Squabbles, Miscues Dog the Prison Builders LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
U.S. Military Services Grow by 1,546 in August Associated Press
Revised Dietary Guidelines Issued by U.S. : Exercise, Less Intake of Fats, Salt, Sugar Again Recommended MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Oil Revenue Sharing Plan Gains : 7 States Would Get Part of Income From Offshore Drilling LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Britain OKs Sanctions for South Africa From Reuters
Professor Killed in Car Crash
Mexico City Building Ban Urged : Would Affect Area of Quake; Some Agencies to Move DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Hurricane Gloria Shifts Course Toward Mid-Atlantic States (UPI)
Officer Making Arrest Stabbed Associated Press
Seismic Mystery : Researchers Zero In on Epicenter DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Shias Mark Holiday With Flagellations, Cursing Israel, U.S. From Reuters
8 Children Drown as Raft Overturns Near Tijuana From Times Wire Services
24 Shopping Days Left to First Yule Mail Deadline Associated Press
Latino Unit Attacks Alatorre Council Bid JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Governor Signs Prison Bills, Says Criminals Will Pay LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Death Toll in Mexico Quakes Rises to 4,596 (UPI)
Pharmacist Gets 16 Years for Illegal Drug Sales From United Press International
Guilty Plea in Hijacking Associated Press
Miller Was Never Told of Spy's Tip : Lover Informed FBI She Was Under Orders From Moscow WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Hijacked Pilot Gets High Honor JENNINGS PARROTT
Suit Claims Injury by Irvine Police : Report Sheds More Light on Autistic Youth's Arrest MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Senate Finishes Superfund Bill : $7.5-Billion Measure Is Expected to Pass Easily KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Nab Daughter of Fugitive Banker From Reuters
Forces in Mexico Unrelated to San Andreas Fault : No Greater Potential for California Quake Seen DAVID SMOLLAR
Ads Aim at Warming Californians Up to Lottery NANCY SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
Kilauea's Lava Mile From Homes Associated Press
For Homeless, Auto Plant Is Luxury Living LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
9 From KKK Indicted on Civil Rights Charges Associated Press
Deng's Backers--but No Military Officers--Named to China's Politburo JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
New Satellite Provides Link to Mexico City EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Couple Found Slain; Suspect Turns Himself In
Seems Dispirited as He Awaits Trial : Embittered Donovan Back Working at His Old Firm BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Corporate Jets to Transport Medical Donations to Mexico; L.A. Will Send Trucks and Bulldozers PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
No Charges Likely in Claims of Satanic Cult Murders From Times Wire Services
The Nation
Court Stunned as Hedgecock Defense Rests BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Shevardnadze Proposes a World 'Star Peace' Program NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The State
Thoughts of Suicide--and Expressions of Faith : Again and Again, Survivors Cheat Death MARITA HERNANDEZ and MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writers
8th Chess Game a Draw Associated Press
The World
The World
The World
The World
The World : Iran Oil Terminal Crippled
Shevardnadze 'Sorry' He Missed Shultz's U.N. Talk (UPI)
The State
The Nation : Education Scandal Seen
Hard Rocks Will Be Rolling in Memorabilia FromLive Aid MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Battle of the Sexes, Continued: Communiques From the Trenches : Poet Examines 'Men and Women Now' Through Looking Glass of Stories, Songs and Verse; Psychologist Uses the Fable of Porcupines and Moles to Illustrate Gender Differences LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Paroled Killer Fain Seized by Citizens for Peeping in Window Associated Press
Urges Tax Revision in Tennessee Speech : Reagan Calls U.S. Growth 'Damsel in Distress' RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Literati's Mutual Admiration Society Called to Order ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Stepping Up to Podium With Confidence JIM SANDERSON
the Battle of the Sexes, continued: Communiques From the Trenches : Poet Examines 'Men and Women Now' Through Looking Glass of Stories, songs and Verse; Psychologist Uses the Fable of Porcupine and Moles to Illustrate Gender Differences LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Bankrupt Financier Gives Up Two Diamond Rings in Court (UPI)
Bomb Destroys British Airways Office in Rome (UPI)
The Nation
The Region : Museum Will Repair 6 Mayan Artifacts
France Arrests 2 Agents for Ship Bombing Leak : Disclosures to Press of Attack on Greenpeace Protest Vessel Charged by Intelligence Unit STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Controller Gave Helicopter Pilot OK to Cross Jet Path Associated Press
Book Review : A Novel of Fear, Loathing of Women RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Youth Sought in 'Shark Attack' Fraud Captured JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Women Juggle Life on the Road to Ordination JUDITH P. JOSEPHSON and EDITH H. FINE
The Region
The Region
The Region
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Husband Admits to Manslaughter, Avoids 3rd Trial HERBERT A. SAMPLE, Times Staff Writer
Sheriff Shifts Deputies to Fill Moreno Valley Patrols BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Police Say Prostitutes' Killer Tortures Them First RON HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
School AIDS Guidelines Questioned JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Pleads Guilty, Still Denies He Killed His Wife HERBERT A. SAMPLE, Times Staff Writer
Survey Finds a Polarization in County's Neighborhoods LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
County Has Designs on $1 Million From Cable TV Fees DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Hope for the Schools
Role of City Employee in Hilton Plan Is Probed RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Search Continues for 4 Children Lost in Raft Accident
San Ysidro
Latino Group Demands an Election to Fill Snyder Seat JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
House Fire Quickly Brought Under Control
Cut Noise or Face More Suits, Is Warning : Airport's Antagonists Seize on Court Ruling GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
An Insult to the Eastside
Local News in Brief : City Council Tentatively OKs High-Rise Ban on Ventura Blvd.
Prison: Keeping a Promise
County Approves $600,000 AIDS Education Office TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Mistrial Declared in Granada Hills Killing
Reassuring Book for Mexico Tourists Shaken by Quake From Reuters
Partial Verdict Convicts Four in Rackets Case GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Resting Mayor's Case Called Gamble That May Backfire RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Whose Interests Are No. 1?
Offshore Oil Production
Offshore Oil Production
Offshore Oil Production
Air Polluters
Pre-Summit Atmosphere
Two Children Die in Fire United Press International
San Diego
Drug Crackdown Plan in Santa Ana Praised ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Deputy Coroner to Head Statewide Association Dave Palermo \f7
Pact Opens Door for Federal Court : Lease Approval Paves Way for Judicial Branch in Santa Ana JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Santee
Trial of Car Pool and Bus Lanes Urged on Costa Mesa Freeway MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
El Toro : Drug-Sex Case Delayed Pending New Charges Robert Hanley \f7
2 Men Convicted of Shooting and Crippling Deputy Argue for Reversals JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Offshore Oil Production
Youth Courts Renew Ties to Controversial VisionQuest DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : City Denies Bike Shop Permit to Sell Food Robert Hanley \f7
Writer May Face Contempt Charge in Belushi Case PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Surfer Overcomes Sting of Pain to Ride Waves : A Bright Goal Despite Injury JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Judge Is Ordered to Reconsider Barring of Public
West County : Tree Trimmer Cuts Power to 1,700 Users Dave Palermo \f7
Supervisor's Aide Voted County Clerk : Board Members Divided in Appointment of Gary L. Granville to Controversial Post JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Council Vote Paves Way for Bayview Annexation Robert Hanley \f7
Anaheim : Council Moves to OK Freeway Billboards Roxana Kopetman \f7
Huntington Beach : Airport Owners Asked if They Plan to Keep Field Andy Rose
Anaheim : Three Hurt by Gunfire From Young Men in Car Dave Palermo \f7
Four Convicted of Extortion in Partial Verdict by Jury GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
La Palma : Woman, 49, Found Dead, Apparently Slain Mark Landsbaum \f7
'The word wood rat takes on a new meaning.' DOUG SMITH
Landlord of Alleged 'Rock Houses' Pleads Not Guilty on Cocaine Counts JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Battle Over Rector Drives Wedge Into Echo Park Church : Tiny Congregation's Dispute Forces Factions to Divide for Sunday Rites LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Motorcyclist, Child in Fatal Accident Named
Garden Grove : Cable TV Subscribers to Be Given Rebates Andy Rose \f7
Mock Disaster Conducted at Lion Country DINA L. HEREDIA
Local News in Brief : Site Near Hansen Dam on Waste-Plant List
300 Attend Mass to Pray for Loved Ones in Mexico RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Ratings Aren't Lyrical
ENTERTAINMENT
Florence: The Name Strikes Fear, Fun MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
'Hill Street' Detours From Usual Beat On Season Opener MORGAN GENDEL
Stage Review : 'Fool For Love' Rings True At Theatre Center SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
'Smell Of Success' At Lancaster Series KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Studio Chief Surviving Changes At Fox--so Far DAVID T. FRIENDLY, Times Staff Writer
Huge 'Gallery Of Louvre' Due In S.d. HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
The Fall TV Season : 'AMERICA': WELCOME TO 'BOZOVISION' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Fans Adjust Plans For The Boss JOHN HORN
Conductor Takes Fame In Stride DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Comic Pays Lip Service To His Partner DUNCAN STRAUSS
SPORTS
Inflammable Man Is Sad, Not Amusing MIKE DOWNEY
It Was a Blow, but Hartmeier Got Over It : UCLA Guard Soon Regained His Starting Job After Freak Eye Injury TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Rainbows Are Looking More Colorful Than Most; Raiders Are Moving Up STEVE HARVEY
Duarte Stops Cisneros in Bantamweight Bout
American League Roundup : Niekro Fails Again in Bid for 300th DAN HAFNER
Sockers' Crow Wants to Be Traded if His Contract Is Not Renegotiated CHRIS ELLO
Duarte Unloads on Cisneros in the Seventh Round to Win RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Fernandez, Mets Win, Don't Gain DAN HAFNER
Tennis Roundup : Anger Upsets Curren at San Francisco From Times Wire Services
The Whole Truth About Holmes' Lip and Raider Excuses SCOTT OSTLER
Eighth-Ranked Aztecs Rout Fullerton
Montclair Prep Wins
All Things Considered, Quarterback Rating System Points to Montana BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Young and Cornell Lead Rancho Santiago
Angels Lose Game Against Seaver, 8-1, but Keep Their Lead ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
3 TDs by Gossen Defeated Lompoc DAVID KECK, Times Staff Writer
Player Of The Week
A Little Dirt Never Hurt White Sox's Tom Seaver STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
The Lord Of The Ring STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Player of the Week : Nothing Can Stop Barrick STEVE SCOTT
Balmy Days of Fall Are Best Time for Cruising RICHARD BUFFUM
Formula Has Changed Over the Years BOB OATES
Canadian Olympic Team Beats Kings, 5-3 CHRIS BAKER
UC Irvine Women Are Shut Out by Dominguez Hills
Pro Football / Bob Oates : Dickerson Seems to Have All the Tools; Can Same Be Said of the Rams? BOB OATES
Ueberroth Wants Players Drug Tested JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Hope to Have Wilkes Signed by Thursday--Scheer SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Dawson Hits 3 Home Runs in Expo Win United Press International
Names in the News
Names in the News
More Expected From Coaches at Private Schools TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Parents Can Make It Hard on Coaches GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Bonita Vista Must Forfeit Victory After Using an Ineligible Player TONY COOPER
Plunkett Will Have Surgery on Shoulder
Giving Some Credit Where Credit Is Due DAVE DISTEL
THE PRESSURE POINT : The Second-Guessing Starts When the Players Wind Up on the Sidelines JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Lasorda's Marshall Plan Pays Off in 7-2 Win Over Astros GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Player of the Week : Camarena Comes Through in Clutch for Brea JOHN PENNER
Jackson and Panko Lead Aztecs Past Cal State Fullerton
Dickerson (and Rams) Did It the Hard Way, Robinson Says RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
USFL Calls a $150,000 Audible : Chargers' Buyout Price of Anderson Contract Jumps CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Crump and Smith Lead Qualifiers in Surfing Tournament
Cuban Coach Seeks Asylum in U.S. Associated Press
USD Assistant Dies From Electrocution
DARRYL ROGERS : In Tempe, He Could Not Hide Those Lion Ayes RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
The Met Superlative : Good, Gooden, Great MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Bevacqua Sends a Message to McKeon in Padres' 4-3 Win TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
He's Just 'Telling It Like It Is'
The Illegal Recruiting Scandal Widens at TCU
BUSINESS
Apollo Computer said it laid off 300 employees.
Galleria Bid by Schmedding Runs Into Snag : Offers Turned Down; Foreclosure Sale Likely BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Marriott and Partner Buy Howard Johnson BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Fluor Engineers Wins Sulfur Facility Contract
San Diego County
California
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
San/Bar Suffers $826,000 Loss in Last Quarter : Cites Competition From Foreign Manufacturers CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
A Louder Call to Ease Phone Rules : Justice Dept. Aide Says Competition, Not Regulation, Should Shape Field PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Nation
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
U.S. Auto Sales Surge 32.3% in Mid-September : Record Pace Fueled by Cut-Rate Financing STEPHANIE DROLL, Times Staff Writer
Nation
San Diego County
California
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Miller Says Tax Hike May Be Necessary : Nominee for Budget Director Discusses Deficit at Hearing JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Dollar Firms Up in Wake of Big Plunge : Traders Wait for Further Signs of Determination PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
San Diego County
Union Says Wheeling to Open Books Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Commodities : Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 : Livestock Futures Lower From Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
Union Says Wheeling to Open Books Associated Press
Pickens Turns Author for a $1.5-Million Fee NANCY RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
UAW Warns of Confrontation With Chrysler on Outsourcing Associated Press
Gain by General Foods Gives Dow a 4.81 Boost From Times Wire Services
San Diego County
CBS may sell assets to cut its anti-takeover debt.
San Diego County
450 Hospitals Share $10-Million Refund JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
San Diego County
Bank of Coronado Gets Cease-and-Desist Order BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
San Diego County
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Synfuels awarded $60 million in subsidies.
Ohio agreed to the Baldwin-United settlement.
Dollar Firms Up in Wake of Big Plunge : Europe Applauds Reagan Plan but Is Still Concerned TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Nation
San Diego County
Brokers to Face Change in Reveille : Big Board Will Open 30 Minutes Earlier on Monday BILL RITTER and NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writers
San Diego County
Restrictions Hurt Public--AT&T Chief BRUCE KEPPEL and DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writers
California
Wherehouse Entertainment said profit is down.
Revlon rejected Pantry Pride's reduced bid.
Bank of Coronado must raise its net worth.
Stock Exchanges to Open Earlier Monday : New Age to Dawn for West Coast's Brokers NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Unocal will take a large charge against earnings.
Coke to Sell a Film Unit to De Laurentiis AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Gannett will sell three TV and two radio stations.
Texas Project Gets Synfuels Corp. Funds Associated Press
President Says Litton's '86 Per-Share Net to Be Flat NANCY RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Day to Break Earlier for Brokers : NYSE Hours Change Means Offices to Open at 6:30 a.m. NANCY YOSHIHARA and HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writers
Unions Hope to Avoid Debating U.S. Policy HARRY BERNSTEIN
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