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What happened on April 07, 1986
ENTERTAINMENT
Stage Review : Therriault 'Battery' Strikes Sparks DON SHIRLEY
Pop Review : This Time, Mellencamp Is The Genuine Article ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Reprise Of 28 Borzage Films Set KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Dance And Music Reviews : Gordon, Pickup Company At Wadsworth DONNA PERLMUTTER
Dance And Music Reviews : 'For John Cage' TERRY McQUILKIN
Safety Shutdowns Rankle Rock Club Owners JOHN VOLAND
Dance And Music Reviews : Guitarist Williams JOHN HENKEN
To Artist, His Child Was The Spark For His Work JANE GREENSTEIN
Redd Kross DUNCAN STRAUSS
Art Review : 'The Jewish Heritage' At Skirball SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Music Review : Clark Leads Symphony In Taut, Lean Program CHRIS PASLES
Dance And Music Reviews : Cellist In L.a. Debut ALBERT GOLDBERG
The Gospel According To Al Green KRISTINE McKENNA
Video Makers Who Got Down And Outrageous TERRY ATKINSON
Movie Review : 'P.o.w.' Can't Escape Valley Of Cliches PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
New Competitor To Mtv, Local Radio Stations? From Associated Press
Soul Asylum STEVE HOCHMAN
Dance Review : China's Central Ballet In 'The Maid Of The Sea' LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
When Gloria Monty Talks, Abc-tv Listens NANCY MILLS
Laughing At Sexism In Med School LAURA CASTANEDA, Associated Press Writer
BUSINESS
French Franc to Be Devalued Against 7 Europe Currencies Associated Press
Government Seeks to Spur Imports by Boosting Workers' Purchasing Power Japan Joins Unions in Push for Pay Hikes SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Economy Still Expanding but at Slower Rate Associated Press
The FCC rejected an AT&T rate hike plan.
California
California
Citicorp met with Quotron but made no new offer.
Rockwell Picks Lunney to Head Satellite Unit
Los Angeles County
Strike by North Sea Workers Seen Pushing Up Crude Prices From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Beverly Hills S&L, Rey Settle Suit Associated Press
Chrysler paid Lee Iacocca $1.6 million in 1985.
Small Defense Firm Goes on Offensive, Savors the Spoils CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Apple Computer is dropping about 600 dealers.
Shamrock boosted its stake in an ad agency.
Pacific Bell Bid to Rent Listings Is Put on Hold S. J. DIAMOND
Champagne Sales Get new Sparkle : 'Graze Craze' Spurs Promoting Fine Bubbly Wines by the Glass BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Investors Taking Higher Risks to Hike IRA Yields : Low Returns on CDs Prompts Switch to Stocks, Mutual Funds BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
UPI filed its reorganization plan in court.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Vernon Butchers Reject Wage Cut, Plan Strike ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Filipinos in U.S. Navy Serve With Little Hope of Attaining Citizenship H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Naylor Stuns Antonovich in Vote of GOP Conservatives KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
U.S. Action Against Libya
If Only . . .
City Officials Plead Sewage Case on the Enemy's Turf KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
South County : Two Meetings Set on Freeway Routes Kim Murphy \f7
Thieves Loot Planes of Gear at Palomar
Storm Dumps More Than Inch of Rain on San Diego
Child Neglect
Manila Firecracker Factory Blast Kills 11 United Press International
California Power
U.S. Action Against Libya
Spring
U.S. Action Against Libya
U.S. Action Against Libya
U.S. Action Against Libya
Connecticut Man, 38, Found Slain in Motel
'If you want good hot dogs, you go to Big Frank's.' Al Martinez
U.S. Action Against Libya
L.A. Assembly Race May Be Won at the Mailbox JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Action Against Libya
Burbank's Old Guard Takes Stock : Ex-Officials, Still Stung by Ousters, Adjust to New Roles GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Man Held in Slaying of Estranged Wife
U.S. Action Against Libya
Cruise Ship Runs Aground Near Site of Hijacking From Reuters
Nestande Endorsed in State Race by California Republican Assembly LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Wieder's Water Committee Looks for Wellspring of Public Support JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Brothers Use Initiative to Make Profit From Politics LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Waldheim's Mysterious Past
Monetary Reform Is Hot, but It Will Cool Down ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Santa Ana : Contract on Rose Parade Float to Be Considered Andy Rose \f7
San Fernando Voters Go to Polls Tuesday
Third World Comes Alive for American Teen-Agers PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
A Shortage of Hands to Rock the Cradle : Ways Sought to Ease Space Shortage for Child Care as More Women Take Jobs PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Small-Town Life Style an Issue in Del Mar City Election NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Freeway Series Fans Catch It: Baseball Fever HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Butchers Vote Down Wage Cutback, Plan Walkout at 5 Plants ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Dog -Barking Rights Should End Where My Ears Begin MERRILL JOAN GERBER, Merrill Joan Gerber lives in Sierra Madre.
Redeeming a Promise to the Mentally Ill E. FULLER TORREY, E. Fuller Torrey, a research psychiatrist in Washington, is the author of "Surviving Schizophrenia" and co-author with Sidney M. Wolfe of "Care of the Seriously Mental Ill: a Rating of State Programs," published by the Public Citizen Health Research Group, Washington.
Woman Attacked, Bitten by Pet Python
San Clemente : USC Student, 18, Killed in I-5 Crash Mark I. Pinsky \f7
Rain, Hail Storms Blamed for 16-Car Crash on Freeway TED THACKREY Jr., Times Staff Writer
Palomino Benefit for Ailing Singer Del Smart : Country Stars Stage Roundup for Old Friend MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Judicial Race Offers Voters a Clear Choice on the Role of a Judge JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Walsh Foundation to Open Resource Center Mark I. Pinsky \f7
Ezra Taft Benson, 13th Church President : Mormons Embrace Their 'Prophet, Seer, Revelator' RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
Raymond Lapin, 67, Dies; Set Trends in Mortgages Associated Press
Orange : Jody Powell to Appear at College Media Forum Bill Billiter \f7
Gen. Thaddeus Kosciuszko Way : Short Street, Long Name--and Slick Future JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer and
12-Foot Pet Python Killed After Biting Woman on Neck JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Candidates' Late Charges Enliven Council Elections JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Costa Mesa : Police to Don Helmets for Cop Bowl VIII Roxana Kopetman \f7
Political Party Endorsements
SPORTS
Taylor Has Fame, but Needs Help : Linebacker Is Seeking Treatment for Substance Abuse BILL BRUBAKER, Washington Post
Bradley Has Ring of Success SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Preview : With Guerrero Sidelined, Lasorda Likely Faces His Biggest Challenge GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Sconiers Signs to Play With San Jose Bees Associated Press
Names in the News
Orange County Prep Review : Ejections of 5 Ocean View Players Make for Uncomfortable Win Jim McCurdie
Spring Drills Open for the Bruins Today
Numbers to Think About While Dodgers Start Play GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Zapata Says He'll Beat Hozumi in Title Bout Associated Press
Don Dietrich Is Sent Back to Maine by Devils Associated Press
Three-Run Home Run Beats Gale in Japan Associated Press
Greater Greensboro Open : Lyle Finally Wins in U.S.; Next Stop Augusta Associated Press
ANYTHING BUT NAIVE : Jackson Learns on Swim Team, but Can Give Lessons on Life LAURIE THOMPSON
NHL Roundup : Flyers Beat the Capitals, 5-3, for Division Title DAN HAFNER
Titan Gymnasts Take First in West Regional
Tanakorn Wins Boys' Singles in Hong Kong Associated Press
Twice World Driving Champion, He Enjoys Life in a Fast Lane--Even on the Freeway MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Metro-Mesa Preview : Montgomery Wants a Second Chance at Title CHRIS ELLO
College Tennis : UCI Beats Santa Barbara
Auto Racing Roundup : Cogan Gets a Break and Beats Sneva for First Indy-Car Win From Times Wire Services
Snow Chief Convinces a Small Band of Doubters That He Is Genuine Item GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Old-Timers Hitch a Ride to Kentucky MIKE DOWNEY
Tennis Roundup : Curren Serves Himself to WCT Win in Atlanta From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
San Diego Prep Review : Pitcher Has an Impressive--and Long--Day Jeff Miller
THE BASEBALL BIBLE : For 48 Years, It Was the Product of Colorful, Devoted Editor BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Davis, Unhappy With Stanford's Admission Policies, Goes to Iowa
NBA Roundup : Erving's Basket at Buzzer Punches Out Celtics DAN HAFNER
Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. Baseball : UNLV Completes Sweep of Fullerton, 7-4
Hawaii Takes First Two Games From the Aztecs in Baseball
Spring Football Preview : Fullerton Has Ability, but Lacks the Experience JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
The Eagle Has Landed : Valentijn's New 12-Meter Yacht in Newport Harbor Is Designed With the America's Cup Races in Mind RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Merton Earns Invitation to Sports Festival
This Angel Is Ready for Majors, but Are They Ready for Him? SCOTT OSTLER
Padre Preview : Will Padres Repeat 1984 Success or Be a Reminder of 1985 Failure? TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
At One Time, Carew Caught on Fast
When Padres' Problems Became Her Problems, the Fun Was Over : These Are Difficult Times for San Diego Owner Joan Kroc, Who Tries to Deal With Such Issues as Drugs and Alcohol TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Angel Cliburn Earns Off-Again, On-Again Journey to Edmonton GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Padre Notebook : Bobby Brown Goes Out With a Few Tears and Plenty of Plans TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Rockets Finally Beat Lakers in Summit Meeting THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Taylor Has It All--Including a 'Substance' Problem BILL BRUBAKER, Washington Post
Snow Chief Puts Santa Anita Derby on Ice : His Easy Six-Length Victory Convinces Some More Kentucky Hopefuls BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Lehigh Student Held in Rape, Slaying of Coed Associated Press
The World
Bush, Saudi King Fail to Reach Accord Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
Dobrynin, Reagan May Talk Summit From Times Wire Services
Peres Vows to Fire Finance Chief for Ridiculing Him in Public United Press International
Berlin Police Hunt Clues in Bombing That Killed GI TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Reds Win Season Opener Associated Press
The World
Carbide to Eliminate 1,200 Jobs Associated Press
The State
Ironing and Politics: An Old Wrinkle in Social Fabric CAROLYN KENNEDY, Kennedy lives in Cupertino
Sen. Hawkins to Have Surgery Associated Press
The World
The Region
The World
The State
Bush Assures Saudis on Oil Traffic in Gulf CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
The Nation
Reagan to Meet Press Twice on Wednesday Associated Press
Austria to Get Waldheim File Associated Press
The Region
The State
The Nation : Pendleton Urged to Quit
The World
The Nation
2 Cosmonauts Aloft Hit A-Tests Associated Press
The Region
The Region
Low-Key Senator Unlikely Choice as Democrat Spokesman : Sasser: New Approach on Contras KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
N.Y.C. Welcomes July 4 Visitors--to Sleep in Parks United Press International
Reagan Studies Strike at Libya, U.S. Envoy Says Associated Press
The State
The World
The State : Afghan Rebel Base Shelled
The Region : Nuclear Fuel Rod Shipments Delayed
Casey Warns of Global Soviet 'Bridgeheads' Associated Press
Gavin Resigns as American Envoy to Mexico From Times Wire Services
Black, Latino Challenge to L.A. County Fire Dept. Exam Fails : Supreme Court Rejects Claim of Racial Bias Associated Press
World Anti-Terrorism Strike Force Is Urged : Could Use Preemptive Attacks--McFarlane DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Recast Marcos' Bust as Aquino's, Paper Says Associated Press
The Region
Former Student Radicals Reclaim the Past GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
2nd Victim of S.F. Blast Found Associated Press
Weinberger to Meet Aquino and Philippine Military Leaders MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Secret Service Protection for Marcos Halted by U.S. : Had 24-Hr. Guard Since Exile Began Associated Press
Solo Skipper Has Record in Sight JENNINGS PARROTT
Chemical Fire Forces 2,000 to Be Evacuated United Press International
GM Regains Top Spot on Fortune 500 Associated Press
The Nation
4 High Salvador Officers Called Kidnaping Suspects MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
San Bernardino County Juries 'Death Prone'? Fight Rages LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Injury Award Limit Gains in Maryland United Press International
Easter Seal Symbol : Poster Child Quest: Cute Isn't Enough SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Hospital 'Dumping' of Poor: Lawmakers Seek a Cure ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Marcos Used Military as Private Army : Documents, Officers Tell of Deployment to Protect Friends MARK FINEMAN and BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writers
Stalin Granddaughter Says She Can't Discuss Plans to Go West Associated Press
Cultural, Social Center : Chinatown's Memories Linger in Hope for Future KAREN KENYON
Political Gifts, Fueled by PACs, Continue to Soar PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Duras Novel of Love Affair at 15 Wins Hemingway Award From Reuters
Book Review : When Past Overtakes the Present CAROLYN SEE
3 on TWA Jet Killed by Fall, Not by Blast Associated Press
Chinese Family Plays New Role in Community KAREN KENYON
Israelis Bomb Palestinian Bases Near Refugee Camps Associated Press
Reagan Makes His Pitch--and Makes It Again and Again United Press International
Weinberger, Aquino Stress Economic Aid United Press International
Another note on tossed-out, autographed books--Should Herb Caen be a book's keeper? Jack Smith
Cappuccino, Croissants a New Tool : Unions Re-Examining Recruitment Strategies HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
World Anti-Terrorism Strike Force Is Urged : Official Says Kadafi Is Not Just U.S. Obsession SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Enters Liability Debate Under Pressure : Groups Stung by Costs Reported Behind Move JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
A Passion for Books, Nooks and Crannies : County's Head Librarian Believes Libraries Should Be Places for People and Discoveries DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Anniversary Gift of Balloon Ride Turns Into Scare Associated Press
Garage Sales Becoming a Rich Treasure Hunt : Santa Barbara's Rolls-Royces of Rummage Include Four Major Fund-Raisers for Charity LINDA MEARS, Mears is a Santa Barbara writer. and
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