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What happened on April 30, 1986
NEWS
Watching a Life of Promise Wither Away : AIDS Victim's Mother Helps Others to Cope MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Services Held for Peter Kilburn, U.S. Hostage Slain in Lebanon United Press International
Trial by Drama : Lawyers, Judges Will Play to a Packed Courthouse for National Law Day DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Childhood Chants About Underpants THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
Plan to Curb High Credit Card Interest Is All but Scrapped LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Governor's Race Candidates Trade Shots : Deukmejian Radio Spot Calls Mayor 'Desperate' RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Murder Verdict Upheld Against Man, 76, in Slaying of Ill Wife United Press International
Philippines' Laurel to Seek Reassurance From Reagan ELEANOR CLIFT and JACK NELSON, Times Staff Writers
High Court Told Cable TV Rules Protect Free Speech PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Factory Orders Drop 2.3% While Trade Deficit Rises From Associated Press
Deaver Lobbied Four in Reagan Cabinet ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Sikhs Declare Separate Nation; Police Arrest 50 Associated Press
Survey Says Teachers Fairly Well Paid, Happy LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
2,000 Attack Bandits at Bank, Kill 6 in Gang From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation : Teacher Pay Called High
Anti-Abortionists Can't Work to Reinstate Law, Justices Rule United Press International
Gunmen Enter N.Y. Apartment, Kill 4 in Drug Slaying United Press International
Poland Orders Medication for Children, Restricts Milk ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Java Train Crash Kills 5 From Reuters
Transportation Official Warned About Conflict of Interest RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Dow Plummets a Record 41.91 From Times Wire Services
Spanish Fishing Protest From Reuters
Plane Near-Misses on Ground Reported on Increase Associated Press
Amending the Future of the Constitution GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Rebels Attack Philippine Convoy From Reuters
Panel OKs Fletcher United Press International
The Nation
The World : Norway Government Falls
Governor's Race Candidates Trade Shots : Bradley Assails Rival's Lack of Action in Liability Crisis CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Dole Wants New Taxes in Budget Plan Cut Heavily KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
The State
Support for New Plan Revives Hopes for Senate Tax Bill MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Elections Give Chicago Mayor Control of Council SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Region
The State
Major Blast, Meltdown Seen by U.S. LEE DYE and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
The World
U.S. Emergency Plan Elaborate, Untested ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Supreme Court Rules Out Race as Criterion in Selection of Jury United Press International
Methodists Reject Nuclear Deterrence JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Indonesia Bars 2 on Reagan Press Plane JACK NELSON and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
The Region : Missing Woman's Body Believed Found
Student Drug, Alcohol Abuse Reported High RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Seek Advice on A-Plant Fire 'Disaster' : Bonn, Stockholm Help Sought, but Moscow Says Only 2 Died WILLIAM J. EATON and WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writers
Libya Ousting 19 Britons and 36 Spaniards From United Press International
The Region : Body Found in Missing Woman's Car
The World
Fire Ravages Historic Central Library; 7 Hurt : Books Worth Millions Destroyed as Flames Sweep Through L.A. Architectural Landmark ERIC MALNIC and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
80% of L.A. Library's Books Saved : Arson Investigators Searching Debris for Cause of Fire JERRY BELCHER and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Enormous Soviet Economic Toll Likely JAMES GERSTENZANG and RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writers
The Region
The World
List of Nations With Nuclear Plants Associated Press
Reagan Appoints Task Force to Study Fallout JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
An ink-stained wretch makes his pilgrimage to a shrine that probably will never be JACK SMITH
India Bus Crash Kills 20 From Reuters
A Smile Helps Schoolboy Bear the Trauma of AIDS JENNINGS PARROTT
Will Coelho Go for Wilson's Senate Seat in 1988? MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
Chagall Stolen in France United Press International
FBI Lab Can't Say if Remains Are Those of Bradbury Girl
Thomas Scortia, Best-Selling Writer of Science Fiction Stories, Dies at 59
Student Drug, Alcohol Use-- 'a Sad Reality' : RICHARD C. PADDOCK Times Staff Writer
Sanctuary Jury Ends 7th Day Without a Verdict BILL CURRY, Times Staff Writer
Safety Called Inadequate at Rancho Seco MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Disc Jockey Garcia Cortez Slain
Kiwanis Board to Back Women Associated Press
Indonesia Bars 2 on Reagan Press Plane JACK NELSON and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
'Baby Rachel' Receives a New Heart in Loma Linda From a Times Staff Writer
Duchess Buried With Little Ceremony TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Spokesmen for Police Support Prop. 51 : 'Deep Pockets' Principle Endangers Public Safety, Leaders Say STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Prize-Winning 'Passover' Is Testament to Writer's Work GARY LIBMAN
Cloud Drifts Back Toward Soviets PETER H. KING and ROBERT A. JONES, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : The Past Seen Through a Chinese Literary Lens RICHARD EDER, Times Staff Writer
2nd Meltdown Suspected : Radiation Spewing Over Austria; Wide Injuries Admitted : Fire Still Burns Out of Control From Times Wire Services
Radiation Sickness: Workers, Residents Face a Wide Range of Effects HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Ellington Stamp Issued --Stomp Grows 19 Cents Associated Press
New Survey Finds Teachers Well paid, Satisfied LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Radioactive Release Is Over but Fire Rages, They Believe : Non-Nuclear Blast Probably Touched Off Crisis, Scientists Say LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
A Chronology: Major Nuclear Mishaps Worldwide Date Back to 1952 From the Associated Press
McAuliffe Flown Home United Press International
Convicted Slayers Allowed Evidence of Good Behavior PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
0.5% Economic Index Gain Points to Strong 2nd Half ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Walker Says Soviets Equipped Whitworth With a $10,000 Van DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Dr. Gmeiner Dies; Set Up Orphanages From Times Wire Services
Back Home at Children's Home Society MIV SCHAAF
The World
Quake Shakes Mexico City; Residents Take to Streets From Reuters
Mardan Award Dinner Hails Gen. Lyon LINK MATHEWSON
N.Y. Vantage Point : Country Isle Will Bask in Liberty Light JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Space Center Bids Farewell to Shuttle Crew DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Central Library Burns; Damage Set in Millions : 44 Injured as Fire Takes Heavy Toll on Books and Artwork ERIC MALNIC and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
3 Executed in Malaysia United Press International
A Book of Letters to Author Judy Blume : Popular Writer's Latest Work Is a Compilation Running the Gamut of Teen-Age Miseries ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Slayer Cox Sentenced to Death
Pan Am and Aeroflot Resume Direct U.S.-Soviet Air Service WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
For Rotisserie Baseball Fanatics, a Grand Sham FRANK CLANCY, Frank Clancy lives in Venice. and
BUSINESS
Greyhound to Split Up Into Four Carriers Associated Press
A Pacific Telesis unit and Kaiser joined forces.
San Diego County
San Diego County
Grain, Other Futures Soar From Associated Press
PSA Lists $11.8-Million Loss : Firm Blames Showing on Airline Fare War GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
American Motors Corp. is raising some prices.
San Diego County
'Program Selling' Hits Stock Market; Dow Industrials Plunge Record 41.91 Points From Times Wire Services
Merrill Lynch holders OKd anti-takeover measures.
Fare Wars Blamed as PSA Suffers $11.8-Million Loss GREG JOHNSON
National Gypsum's holders approved a buy-out.
New Home Sales Jump 27.4% in March, Set Record From Times Wire Services
San Diego County
StarTel Posts 1st-Quarter Net Earnings of $64,000
Dollar, Gold Performances Mixed Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Oil Price Slump Blamed as Steel Operations Turn Profit : U.S. Steel Loses $249 Million in First Quarter JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Frates Group Fails to Oust Board at Kaiser Aluminum NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Fed OKs Wells Fargo-Crocker Deal Associated Press
Health Care Property Investors Reports Gain
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Quarterly, 9-Month Net Drops for American Businessphones
Tax Reform Threatens Oil Industry, Wildcatters Say Associated Press
Time Inc. launched a restructuring plan.
FHA Hits Lending Limit, Halts All Applications for U.S.-Backed Home Loans ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
FCA filed a lawsuit against Arthur Andersen & Co.
Ex-President of Stater Bros. Wins Key Test NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
People Express Airlines announced some frills.
UFW, Growers Reverse Tactics on ALRB Harry Bernstein
Manville Agrees to Major Shake-Up to Satisfy Creditors PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Brazil Says It May Pull Out of Coffee Cartel JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
B of A Holders OK Anti-Takeover Bylaw JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Judge Rejects RKO Deal to Sell KHJ-TV : Must Determine Larger Licensing Issue First PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Beatrice Cos. Will Sell Avis Car Rental Unit to Wesray DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Cuba will suspend debt payments for 90 days.
San Diego County
San Diego County
FCA Suit Says Accountant Was Negligent : Thrift Seeks $200 Million in Federal Court Action JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Eastern Airlines Reports $110.6-Million Net Loss
San Diego County
ICN Releasing Corrected Statement on Virazole ROBERT HANLEY
Sell-Off Hits Market; Dow Off 17.86 From Times Wire Services
Chevron Profit Edges Up; Phillips' Dips
Old Demons at Bay : U.S. Newspapers Face Future With New Confidence THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ballet School Head Fights Sex Charges : Teacher Accused of Molesting Former Girl Student at Academy JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Angels Executive Fails to Meet With Council Roxana Kopetman
San Diego
Hearing on School Health Clinic Set
SOS to Pay $300,000 in Toxic Waste Plea Bargain MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
United Way Just Misses Goal, Raises Record $85.5 Million DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
7 Ordered to Stand Trial on Cocaine Charges; 2 Freed RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Students' Budget at CSUN Riles Minorities PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
America Will Be the Loser If Trade, Tourists Shun Europe CHARLES H. PRICE II, Charles H. Price II has served as U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom since December, 1983. Before that, he was ambassador to Belgium.
San Diego
Anaheim : Council Moves Toward Setting Up Bus System Roxana Kopetman
Anaheim : City Hires Attorney in Development Dispute Roxana Kopetman
Convention Still Entraps Those at the Top BARBARA KELLERMAN, Barbara Kellerman is professor of political science with the Institute of Leadership Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. She is the author of "All the President's Kin" (New York University Press, 1984)
Port District Votes to Seek New Bids on Convention Center BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
FPPC Warns Hawthorne of Conflict : Transportation Commissioner Told Not to Vote on S.D. Projects RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Surplus Catch of Fish Dumped Off Louisiana Associated Press
Countywide : D.A. to Ask State to Take Case Involving Sheriff Mark Landsbaum
Saving Estimate of Aerial Metro Rail Plan Slashed RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Penn Judge Threatens to Jail Some Spectators GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
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South County : Municipal Court Offers 30-Day Amnesty Deal Gordon Grant
Council Voids Earlier OK of Controversial Tenant Limits RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Wrong Training Ground
Fullerton : Students Planning New Protest Against Metzger Bill Billiter
Tustin : Mother Asks Public Help in Search for Daughter Bill Billiter
Boy Honored for Pulling Disabled Man From Blaze
The Ukraine Nuclear Disaster
Screams Bring Arrest of Rape Suspect
Homeowners Protest Pipeline Plan DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Study Cites Gas Hazard Along New Rail Route RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Man Is Accused of Posing as Physician at Emergency Clinic MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
558 Aliens Are Caught in North County Raid MIRNA ALFONSO, Times Staff Writer
'A Promise to the Mentally Ill'
Miller's Trip Was Not for Espionage, Spy Testifies WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Ticketmaster Reaches Out as Hands Across America Sponsor From United Press International
Body Believed That of Missing Brea Woman STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Summer Training for Airplane Mechanics Restored After Protest STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Photo Shown on TV's 'Missing III' : Phone Tip Helped Find Van Nuys Boy MARK HENRY and PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writers
Rosary, Funeral Scheduled for Former State High Court Justice
Jury Awards Reserve Officer Shot by Detective $2.1 Million MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
The Lessons Haven't Been Learned : Three Mile Island Didn't Alter Thinking; Will Chernobyl? ARTHUR H. PURCELL, Arthur H. Purcell is director of the Resource Policy Institute in Washington and Boulder, Colo. He served as senior staff member with the President's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island
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Firefighters Find Cypress Couple Dead : Man Found Hanged; Blaze Set to Hide Bludgeoning of Woman KEVIN L. CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Reward in Boy's Killing Increases to $27,000
Library Blaze: L.A. Loses Not Only a Piece of Itself but a Sense of Itself SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Tests Fail to Establish Link to Laura Bradbury MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Baltimore Drops Bid to Be Democrats' Host Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Sylmar Man Gets 29 Years in Crime Spree
Devastating Blaze Adds Chapter to Central Library's Fight for Survival From Associated Press
Pass to Play
'I'm glad they finally killed Agamemnon off' DOUG SMITH
Officer Wins $2.1-Million for Injuries : Ex-San Fernando Reservist Was Shot by L. A. Detective MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Drunk Tank Shut Down to Cut Crowding JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Trimmers Recalled for Fan-Cap Defect Associated Press
Prospects Still Cloudy for Radio Observatory KATHLEEN H. COOLEY, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove : Ex-Convicts' Aid Group Is Given $50,000, Advice John Needham
County Extends Seniors' Bus Fare Subsidy, Berates OCTD for Asking KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Anguish and Policy
Buena Park : Man Sought in Fatal Attack on Seller of Car Nancy Wride
Seal Beach Official Urges End to Nuclear Arms Handling at Base GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
San Onofre Evacuation Plans Kept at the Ready MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Bill Cleator's Mother Dies at Age of 93
East County
ENTERTAINMENT
Otto Preminger Leaves Bulk Of Estate To Wife From Associated Press
'The Great Space Race': A Brand-new Ballgame NANCY MILLS
Bequest Could Revive D'oyly Carte Opera From Associated Press
Movie Review : 'Chapdelaine'---- Beauty Of A Grim Life KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
'Zarzuela' Promises One Spicy Program HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
New Academy Tooting Horn For Jazz ZAN STEWART
Helen Hayes Awards to 'Iceman,' 'Cage' From Associated Press
Tv Review : 'Cathedral'--salute To Gothic Style LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
2 Pianists To Perform
Theater Review : This 'Alice' Is Just For Kids' Fun LIANNE STEVENS
IMPACT OF ALL ADMINISTRATION CUTS WORRIES ARTS OFFICIALS : Top Museum Fund-Raisers Are Finding That Individual and Corporate Donors Are Shifting Their Priorities. JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
'West 57th' Back With Its Short Look At News HOWARD ROSENBERG
Long Beach Opera Season Offers U.s. Premiere Of 'Krol Roger'
New Club Wants To Jazz Things Up On Cardiff Row THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Nelson Optimistic About Farm-aid Ii From United Press International
Finland Criticized Over 'Anti-soviet' Movies From United Press International
Nelda Nelson Soloist : 'Music From Midwest' At Japan America Theatre JOHN HENKEN
Terrorism Threat: Pall Over Cannes JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Ray Dolby Challenges Compact Discs JOHN VOLAND
Lorraine Graves: Double-duty Harlem Dancer ROBERT GRESKOVIC
SPORTS
NFL DRAFT : Raiders Think Local, Take Occidental Back in Round 4 LARRY STEWART
Tustin's Surico Pitches No-Hitter
Hoyt Starts, Looks Like His Old Self STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
This Ex-Navy Man Making Waves : Now McMullen Wants to Move Astros to Washington RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post
Engel Leads Rancho Santiago in Softball, 4-3
Mack Finds Payoff After Long Layoff From Ring STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Fumble, Stumble, but Beat Pirates Anyway GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
This Old Shoe May Still Have Life : 'If Nicklaus Can Win the Masters, I Can Win the Derby' BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Piersall Turns to Teaching United Press International
Quinn Races Sockers Past Tacoma, 7-2 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
No Need to Explain or Defend Chargers' First Round Picks Dave Distel
American League Roundup : Leonard Loses but Gains Ground in Comeback DAN HAFNER
Rookie Rages as Burleson Sneaks Home; Angels Win MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
In Post-Kareem Era, Worthy Is the One Who Will Rise to Top Mike Downey
Padres Win on Kennedy Homer, 5-4 TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Have the Underdog's Edge Scott Ostler
Riscen Strikes Out 14 but Loses to Long Beach DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Gonzalez Pilots St. Genevieve Win : Pitcher Stays on Earth Long Enough to Defeat Chaminade, 2-0 GARY KLEIN
Jackson and Byars Early NFL Choices; But Will They Play? BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Cushman Quits SDSU Fund-Raising Job CHRIS ELLO
Kennedy Can't Get Over Slump TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Player of the Week : Rolish Is On a Roll STEVE KRESAL
Browns Draft San Diego State's Slaugther CHRIS ELLO
ORANGE COUNTY BASEBALL ROUNDUP : El Dorado Makes It 3 for 3 Against Loara BILL ROBERTSON
Nfl Draft : Rams RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Community College Baseball : Saddleback Stops Orange Coast, 6-0
A Tiring Draft Day for Collins : Fullerton Cornerback Picked by the Giants JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
NHL Playoffs : Lemieux Scores in Overtime as Canadiens Eliminate Whalers Associated Press
Nfl Draft : Raiders MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
A Shocker: John Henry May Return BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Capitals Have Yet to Learn THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
San Diego Prep Baseball : Montgomery Knocks Chula Vista Into Third JEFF MILLER
COOL HAM LUKE : Is Laker Tough Guy Maurice Lucas Real, or Is All That Sound and Fury Memorex? THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Man Son Hing Leads UC Irvine Tennis Win
Orange County Baseball Roundup : Third Time's No Charm; Huntington Beach Loses JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
O'Neal, FitzPatrick Expected to Strengthen Charger Lines CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
NFL DRAFT : It's Day of Pleasant Surprises for FitzPatrick, Sherrard and Lee MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Bucks Lose 18-Point Lead and Game to 76ers DAN HAFNER
NFL Players Assn. to Seek Benefits for Pre-1959ers
JUST A GAME, STILL : Irvine's Bob Flint Enjoying His Job, Especially After Rocky Early Seasons TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Spring Highlights
Turnbull Named Player of the Year
Fellas, That's Your Buddy!
SPRING HIGHLIGHTS : Speakes Slides Over Sylmar to Keep Poly in First, 6-2 MARK LANGILL
Nfl Draft : Round-by-round
National League Roundup : Mets Beat Braves, 10-5; Dale Murphy Injured DAN HAFNER
Michik Throws Perfect Game for Fullerton
25-Year Coaches Say Game Keeps Them Forever Young : The Times May Change, but Baseball's Allure Remains for Lavalle, Ross and Sedoo MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
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