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What happened on April 14, 1986
NEWS
Michael Chandler Weds Miss Crinion
Car Plows Into Festival Crowd; 1 Killed, 30 Hurt Associated Press
Wounded Agent Credited for Slaying FBI Killers From Times Wire Services
The State
The State
Fourth Body Is Found After Nebraska Fire Associated Press
Beirut Schools on 1-Day Strike United Press International
Haiti Acts on Duvalier Funds From Reuters
The Region
The World
Garamendi: The 18 Hours That Put Him in Race for Controller DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
10,000 Marcos Backers Urge His Return to Manila, Denounce Aquino MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The State
Shultz Calls Aid to Rebels Cost-Effective NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Nagging Questions : Self-Denial by Bush Could Hurt Chances ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Nakasone Vows Cultural Changes to Cut Trade Gap Associated Press
The Region
Some Sniff at Its Popularity, to Others It's Good Taste JENNINGS PARROTT
Investigation of LaRouche Fraud Schemes Reported United Press International
Stevenson Thrown by Horse, Fractures Back Associated Press
The World
The World
Nakasone Sees Reagan, Pledges to Cut Trade Surplus With U.S. BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Airline Canceling Cairo-Athens-Rome Route Hit by Terror Associated Press
Soviets to Release 'Wanderer' Today Associated Press
Dentists Among Iranians Sent to Iraqi War Front From Reuters
Reagan to Speak in N.Y. United Press International
Moscow Seeks China Summit From Reuters
The World
The Region
The World
Burned Piece of Shuttle Rocket Joint Recovered United Press International
Th World
Goldwater Has Minor Surgery United Press International
The Nation
Tutu to Be African Archbishop Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
After Long Battle, 2 Detroit Papers to Publish Jointly United Press International
Reagan, Aides to Discuss SALT Missile Ceiling Associated Press
Doonesbury Strip Will Not Appear in Times This Week
Horowitz Back in Soviet Union After 61 Years From Reuters
Fearless prognosticator takes on the psychics : and meditators with his counterpredictive method JACK SMITH
Bomb Scare Turns Up More Familiar Hazard United Press International
The Region : Rugby Meet Triggers Campus Uprising
Normal Heights Vying for Honor : S.D. Community Hopes to Be Named All-American City GORDON SMITH
The State
Common Market Imposes Curbs on Libya Diplomats : Pleads for Restraint on 'All Sides' From Times Wire Services
The Nation : Storm Threatens Dakotas
1 Killed, 60 Hurt in Pro-Marcos Rioting : 1,000 Loyalists Protest Aquino's Ouster of Mayor Associated Press
Libyans Seize Catholic Bishop, Diplomats Say MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Feminist Author Simone de Beauvoir Dies Associated Press
Soviets Give Svetlana OK to Leave Again Associated Press
Music Center Volunteer Rises to Paid Executive JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Biltmore Bellhop: 46 Years of 'Selling Service' JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
Dakotas Hit by Powerful Snowstorm : Blizzard Closes Down Bismarck, Threatens Livestock Disaster From United Press International
The World : S. Korea Torture Alleged
Sales Drop Biggest in 8 Months Associated Press
High U.S. Aide in Pakistan United Press International
Kadafi Bid to Ransom Hostages Reported From Reuters
CIA Secretly Gives Funds to Contras for Political Use DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Officials Swap Jobs, End Cabinet Crisis DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
No Attack if Libya Relents, U.S. Says : Kadafi Must Reject Terrorism, Call Off Strikes, State Dept. Aide Declares NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Cooling It : One Night of Violence Changes the Strategy of UC Protesters of the 1980s SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
47 Hindus Die in Stampede During Ritual at Ganges From Times Wire Services
Reaction to Insurance Crisis : 'Deep Pockets': Ballot Bid to Tighten Liability Belt TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Pathetic Story of a Powerless Woman CAROLYN SEE
Many Reap Profits--and Anxiety : Influx of Small Investors Makes Stocks a Hot Topic JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Artukovic,86, Nods Off as Trial Opens : Alleged 'Butcher of Balkans' Charged in Deaths of Thousands Associated Press
Stock Analyst Charged With Lying, Forgery Associated Press
Mock Weddings in High School Teach Budgeting BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Epochal Trip Across Tiber : Pope Visits Synagogue, Assails Anti-Semitism DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Antonovich on Senate Trail--Plain-Wrapped Campaign Style JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
French Punk Rockers Riot Over Concert Ban United Press International
Pilot Killed, Rider Hurt in Crash of Small Plane Associated Press
Teacher of the Year Once 'Fat Boy' Who Nearly Flunked Out United Press International
Dancers Put Best Foot Forward at Tournament EILEEN SONDAK
Some Cut Penalties : Rural States Chafe at 55 Speed Limit SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Fighting Battle Against Winner-Take-All Philosophy TED BERKMAN, Berkman lives in Santa Barbara
SPORTS
Precisionist Gets Even With Greinton, 4-4 : He Wins San Bernardino Handicap by a Neck to Tie Up Their Rivalry BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Boxing : Prince Mohammed: Once a Challenger, Now a Ruler Richard Hoffer
NHL Playoffs Roundup : Flyers Get Even by Routing Rangers, 7-1 From Times Wire Services
Motor Racing Roundup : Earnhardt Wins the TranSouth 500 at Darlington by Three Lengths Over Waltrip From Times Wire Services
Canseco Dazzles 'Em at the Plate, but Has Troubles in the Field GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Pat Bradley Celebrates a Putt Early : A Little Pitter-Patter Does Not Help Putter CHRIS ELLO
This Time, Dodgers Win by 1 DAN HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Against Reds, Padres Discover a New Formula: Wynne + Gwynn = Win From Times Wire Services
LeFebvre Wins Two as Fullerton Rallies for Sweep of SDSU
LPGA : Sheehan's Birdie on 18th Beats Bradley Associated Press
Lovullo Has Four Hits as UCLA Beats USC for Seventh Straight Time Associated Press
Stubbs Strikes Out and Strikes Fear : Pitchers Will Get Him Swinging, but He'll Hit Back, Too ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Look Out, Here Comes the New Generation : Sons of Famous Drivers Finish 1-2-3 in the Grand Prix of Long Beach RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Some Lakers Go Through Motions : Abdul-Jabbar, Johnson, Rambis Sit Out a 127-104 Defeat THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Manchester United Falls Farther Behind Associated Press
Simply Marvell-ous Day for Wynne and Padres Win, 7-6 CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Baine's Four Hits Lead Irvine Over Fullerton STEVE KRESAL
A Large Halibut Turns the Scales in His Favor EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Just Batting Leadoff, Mariners' Tartabull Is Really Cleaning Up From Times Wire Services
City Defeats CIF, 98-96, at Long Beach SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Fat Jack Just Got Thinner
It Wasn't a Win for Mario Andretti, but It Was Next Best Thing SCOTT OSTLER
It's All in the Family as Michael Andretti Wins : Mario's 23-Year-Old Son Takes Grand Prix of Long Beach to Follow Father's Example SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Finish Season Sunk by the Suns Associated Press
Michael Andretti Follows His Father's Example Associated Press
Nicklaus Conjures Up Some Old Jack Magic : He Shoots a 30 on Back Nine, Wins the Masters by a Stroke BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : It's 40-1 for Celtics at Home From Times Wire Services
Ponce Leads Yokohama Associated Press
Chapman Win Clinches Conference Tennis Title
Tennis Roundup : Jarryd Jolts Becker at Dallas to Earn $150,000 From Times Wire Services
San Diego Prep Review : One Thrower Threw It Far, Rival Threw It Farther for a U.S. Best Jeff Miller
Mexico Soccer Team Looks Like a Winner GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Jeff Krosnoff Edges Jon Beekhuis to Win Mazda Series 20-Lap Race RICH ROBERTS
USOC Is Still Opposed to Allowing All Professionals to Compete in Olympics RANDY HARVEY
Bizarre Plays Spell Witt's End MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
An Old Story Brings Out Bear in Jack Nicklaus MIKE DOWNEY
STORMIN' GORMAN : Playing in Seattle Has Its Moments, but Milwaukee Is His Kind of Town, Thomas Believes GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Sturgeon, 24, Fatally Injured in Crash at Ascot
Southland Sailing : Pacific Cup Will Start July 4 Off San Francisco ALMON LOCKABEY
Fullerton Sweeps SDSU in Softball
Orange County Prep Review : Santiago Enjoying Life in New Spot at the Top : Myron Pines Working Wonders So Far in First Year With Rebuilding Program Gerald Scott
BUSINESS
High Markups Help Gift Shop Chain Flourish : Elson's Theory: It's Better to Give and Receive DAVID A. VISE, The Washington Post
Gulf Canada sweetened its bid for Hiram Walker.
National Gypsum received another buy-out bid.
Oil Industry Net Not Expected to Reflect Price Fall : Impact Won't Be Apparent Until 2nd-Quarter Reports, Industry Analysts Believe DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Aquino Regime Coping With Labor Strife NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Simmons moved to buy the rest of Sea-Land.
A Texas bank was fined for currency violations.
Western Federal Savings may be sold.
Beatrice Cos. holders approved an offer.
Fruehauf sued a New York investor.
What's Best for Multivariable Computations Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Genstar is planning an all-cash bid for Imasco.
GM Unveils New Discount Finance Plan for Most Cars From Times Wire Services
Group Begins Warnaco Proxy Fight : W Acquisition Opposes Recapitalization Plan, Sweetens Offer JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
TWA Attendants' Odds of Regaining Jobs Dim ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Fistfight Caps Falling-Out of Pair Who Own Several La Lanne Spas : Health Club Partners Battling in Court TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Newport Beach
School Damaged in Arson Blaze
Newport Beach : Balboa Fun Zone to Celebrate Reopening Heidi Evans
Only Congress Can Do It
Grim Detail Is Daily Fare at Penn Trial GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Salvador Helicopter Crashes; Four Killed United Press International
Santa Ana : Hearings on Proposed Election Changes Set Andy Rose
Norma J. Coyle, 56, Philanthropist, Dies
Tearful Rookie and a Grizzled Veteran Look at City Hall Politics : Jim Williams Assails Political Egos RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Governments Cooperate in Fighting High Costs of Coverage JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
On Nicaragua We Can Believe Reagan but Not His Policy DAVID R. AYON, David R. Ayon is a research associate at USC's School of International Relations. His commentary is from the Roosevelt Center for Policy Studies in Washington
Cypress
Ramirez Hearing--Daily Ritual of Testimony and Stares PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Choice: Contra Victory or Permanent Dictatorship DAN BURTON, Rep. Dan Burton (R-Ind.) is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
Shopping for Doctors
Tampering
What 'Crisis' for Insurance?
What 'Crisis' for Insurance?
Stingers
Burbank Proposal for Quake Codes Is Unsettling to Building Owners GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Seal Beach : Officials to Announce Choice as City Manager Andy Rose
Camps in Poland
Drug Firm to Alter Claims for Ribavirin at FDA Order KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Nuclear Test Ban--How Big a Loss? : Verdict Isn't In on Whether Total Halt Is Wise or Achievable ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Keeping the Dream Alive
Fullerton : Beating Victim Found Wandering on Street Kristina Lindgren
What 'Crisis' for Insurance?
Cities Begin to Feel Financial Pinch of Being Self-Insured ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Street Vendors Seek to Avert Selling Ban Roxana Kopetman
The Spirit of Passover Lifts 20,000 at Festival SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Stoney Point Park : Jesus Wall Tests Alpinists' Mettle on a Large Scale MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
$15.3 Million for 'Latchkey' Child Care Starts to Flow BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
10 County Referral Offices Offer Child Care Guidance
Charro : Thrills of South-of-the-Border Rodeo Come to San Diego PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian 'Homeland'
Residents Unwilling to Take Fall for Sliding Agoura Hills Slope BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
A Look at Cowards on Both Sides in USC Pogrom S. H. MARGALITH, S. H. Margalith is a Los Angeles writer who lost all of his European relatives during the Holocaust, and who served with the Irgun during the 1948-49 Israeli war of independence.
Police Propose to Break Child Abuse 'Cycle' With 25-Man Unit MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Faithful Followers Live for Concerts of Grateful Dead GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
I admire saloon singers who keep seeing dream-castles through the smoke. : Make It One for My Baby AL MARTINEZ
Teen's Death Drives Home Some Lessons : Couple Urge Educators to Look for Suicide Warning Signals LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
HUD Rules Aimed at Illegal Aliens Could Split Families MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Development Plans Refuel Old Political Fires in Little Tokyo CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Nonprofit Health Center a Success : San Ysidro Clinic Draws Top Doctors DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Sheraton May Get a New Lease on Life DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Jazz Reviews : Subramaniam & Co. At Royce Hall LEONARD FEATHER
L.a. Chamber Orchestra In Pasadena DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Simply Average CHRIS WILLMAN
Art Museum Fund Drive Seeks $500,000 HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Psychedelic Plan DON WALLER
Museums Decry Cutback In Services ZAN DUBIN
Latest 'Theme Night' On Pbs Anathema To Some JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Kerbosch Works Come To The Fox KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Music And Dance Reviews : British Boys Choir In Local Debut CHRIS PASLES
Tv Takes One More Turn At Plate With 'Winner' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Pop Review : Taking The Strait And Narrow Way ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Jazz Reviews : New American Orchestra At Pavilion A. JAMES LISKA
Music And Dance Reviews : Lucine Amara In 'Turandot' JOHN VOLAND
Canada's Loverboy: All Flash, Not Much Fire DUNCAN STRAUSS
Music And Dance Reviews : Santa Barbara Ballet At Oxy CHRIS PASLES
Doris Baizley's Women In A Duty Contest JANICE ARKATOV
Music And Dance Reviews : Handel's 'Jephtha' At Royce Hall ALBERT GOLDBERG
Movie Review : 'Band Of The Hand': More Miami Vice MICHAEL WILMINGTON
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