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What happened on August 21, 1986
FOOD
Ribs Without the Heat and Mess DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN
Sorted Mail Wins Stamp of Approval BONNIE McCULLOUGH
Ballooning Companies
Backyard Gardens, Supermarket Aisles Brimming With Vegetables TONI TIPTON
Schramsberg Vineyard's Davies Scrambles to Stay Ahead of the Pack DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Picnic Baskets : Two wicker baskets, one attached to a hot air balloon and a second packed with delectable food, add up to a very special picnic brunch. JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
East Meets South in Fried Catfish Dish ISAAC CRONIN and PAUL JOHNSON
The Difference Between Flours JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Party Brisket Is Hit of the Buffet ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
A Greek Revival on Melrose That Would Please the Gods ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Apple Crunch From a Warmhearted Neighbor
Gallo Expands Line of Varietals : Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon and Others Are Fine Value Wines NATHAN CHROMAN
Scales Carry More Than Their Weight MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
County Office Building Is Praised on 50th Birthday SAU YING CHU, Times Staff Writer
Paying a Court Fine? Now You Can Say, 'Charge It' ROY H. CAMPBELL and JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writers
Politics Cited as Judge Is Taken Off Case KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
State's Prison Plan Insults the Whole Latino Community VERONICA GUTIERREZ and ANTONIO H. RODRIGUEZ, Veronica Gutierrez is a recent graduate of the UC Berkeley School of Law. Antonio H. Rodriguez is the director of the Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice. Both are longtime residents of East Los Angeles.
San Juan Capistrano
L.A. Council Reported in Favor of Police Pay Raise
Writers don't confront actors on the set. On such encounters, whole movies are lost. : On the Trail of Lust AL MARTINEZ
East County
Bring Back Insurance Sanity
Park Mountain Lions Find Home at Zoo GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Bouvia Loses Bid to Have County Pay Legal Fees KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Fire Dept. Steams Into Its 100th Year BORIS YARO, Los Angeles Times
Council Urges Rejection of Fluor for Job CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
City Rescues Agoura Hills Parade
It's Law, State Notifies City : Simi Valley Advisers Told to Bare Finances REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Up to Our Ears
Anaheim : Missing Statue Spurs a Rare Steak Ransom Steve Emmons
Judge OKs AIDS Test for Gay Man Who Bit Two S.D. Officers JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Westminster : Mobile Home Plan's Wording Draws Fire Andy Rose
El Cajon
Larger City Council Needed
Member of Parliament Speaks in Anaheim : Briton Calls U.S. Raid Against Libya a Success GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Drug Tests
Larger City Council Needed
Hot Spell Will Linger at Least Until Weekend NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
'Potholes in Our Tax Philosophy'
Election for Finn's City Council Seat Appears Probable RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Enforcement of Bike Speed Limit Gets Under Way
Teachers at 3 City Schools Biased, Parents Tell U.S. LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana OKs Proposition for Election by Wards
Short Notice : Burbank Hospital Getting Out of Day-Care Business GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Intellectual Piracy Hurts Our Trade and Must Be Stopped RICHARD R. RIVERS, Richard R. Rivers, a trade official in the Carter Administration, is now a lawyer in Washington.
Poway
Father Implores Judge to Send Son's Killer to Prison for Life Term JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
A New Direction for Feminism : Equality Is Giving Way to Working Women's Special Needs RITA KRAMER, Rita Kramer is the author of "In Defense of the Family" (Basic Books), and is working on a book on the juvenile-justice system
Original Deep-Dish Pizza Spices Up San Diego Eating DAVID NELSON
The House : Perks for Ex-Presidents
'Night Stalker' Suspect Is Sued for $25 Million by County Man KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Raiders to Install Long-Awaited Luxury Boxes in Coliseum RICH CONNELL and SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writers
Free Trade
Acute-Care Hospitals Facing Shortage of Beds
San Diego
City Gains Park, Trash Plant Site : Navy Gets Land for Housing in Swap With City TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
$50,000 Winning in Dispute : Judge Refuses to Stop Lottery Ticket Payoff From From a Times Staff Writer
Unjust Rap Sheet
300 Clergy Ordained in China Since 1981 From Reuters
Dana Point : Joeri DeBeer Faces Probation Violation Jerry Hicks
Ortiz Quits as Registrar in Wake of Allegations From Criminal Probe DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Southland's Sweltering but Heat May Ease Off DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Bullock's to Be Interim Site of Library BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Brea : Man Chasing a Dog Killed; Driver Held Mark Landsbaum
Foul Odors in North Valley Pose Mystery MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
County : America West Granted 2 Conditional Flights John Needham
Micropolis Shifts Some Production to Singapore : Disk-Drive Producer Lays Off 180 STUART SILVERSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Alcala Sentenced Again to Death for Killing 12-Year-Old JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
2 Die in Fire as Smoke Alarm Fails
Divers Count the Riches Found in 'Treasure Tide' MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
San Diego to Study Apathy : Get Involved in Schools, PTA Chief Tells Parents LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Might Cool Off a Bit Today Along Coast : Hot Weather Parboils a Couple of Records GEORGE RAMOS and TED THACKREY Jr., Times Staff Writers
Girl's Killer Sentenced a 2nd Time to Gas Chamber JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Ortiz's Friend Says Investigator Misrepresented Her Remarks DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
911 Emergency
Sludge Disposal Solution Moves Another Step Closer JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Crazy Horse Dispute : Young Sioux Sticks to Story on Ancestry From Times Wire Services
Ivers Agrees to Sell Store in La Canada to Buffums Chain DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Value of Indian-Head Penny Can Vary DON ALPERT
A descendant of 'Caddie Woodlawn' has pioneered a stage adaptation of the children's story. SUE CORRALES, Community Correspondent
John Lee Is Off on the Right Foot : Ex-Bruin Place Kicker Goes 6 for 6 in First 3 Pro Games BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Valley Child Care At A Glance
NotebooK / Brian Landman : Injury Ends Corsair Wrestler's Dream of Tying Record of 5 Junior U. S.Titles BRIAN LANDMAN
Neighbors Called Killer 'Crazy Pat' : His Neighbors Knew Killer as 'Crazy Pat' From Times Wire Services
In the ashes of a mortuary, a preacher prepares for a revival DEAN MURPHY
Aide of Slain Gorilla Expert Fossey Sought in Her Death Associated Press
Catalogue Firm Will Offer Refunds, Pay $60,000 in Penalties KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
License Requirements for Child-Care Facilities ELLEN MELINKOFF, Melinkoff is a Los Angeles free-lance writer and mother
Noted Actress Hermione Baddeley Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Focus to Be on Areas Yet Untouched by Epidemic : National AIDS Training Effort Planned MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Lorenzo Tucker, 'Black Valentino,' Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Flea Control Advisory Issued : New Warning on Pet-Related Illness ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
West Covina : Moratorium Extended
People
Too Many Kids Too Few Places : Child Care in the Valley : Delays, Money Woes Plague Employers' Child-Care Efforts MIKE WYMA, Wyma is a Toluca Lake free-lance writer. and
On Matters of Great Insignificance : Author Wonders Why Penguins Don't Get Frostbitten DAVE LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Mailman Slays 14, Self in Oklahoma Massacre : 6 Wounded in Post Office in Nation's 3rd Worst Mass Killing; Gunman Faced Possible Dismissal J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Glendora : Trash Fee to Go Up 90 Cents
For Merja Connolly, Olympics Run in the Family RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Two Charged in Gun Blast
More Haitians Seek U.S. Refuge United Press International
The Region
The Region
Suspect Faces Trial in Mt. Wilson Fire
Name Change OKd
6 Teen-Age Boaters Rescued From Associated Press
Redondo Beach : Doubts on Mileage Reports
The Region
Mutual System Stops Carrying Reagan Talks From a Times Staff Writer
Pastor Smites Pit Bull, Saves Bitten Meter Reader United Press International
The State
The Nation
Center Receives $3,500
Worshipers Draw Crowd From Reuters
The Region
The World
West Hollywood : Council Schedules 3 Hearings
Torrance : Hospital Given $3,000
The State
Soviets Try Madison Ave. Approach, Offer U.S. 'One More Chance' on Test Ban NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Assembly Votes to Bar Student Smoking Areas STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Blasts Hit Dutch Olympics HQ Associated Press
Beverly Hills : Promotional Campaign OKd
The World
Lawndale : Council Halts Chamber Aid
Sports Briefs
Brand Bridge to Be Shut Over Weekend
Manhattan Beach : Council Opposes Drilling
Culver City : Marina Place Design OKd
The Nation
The World
The World
Westwood : Court Declines to Halt Project
The Region
Huntington Park : Club's Permit Under Fire
'Hotel of Presidents' Reopens in Washington Associated Press
Charities Claim Donations Will Be Slashed by Tax Bill MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Heart Surgery Denied Over AIDS, Vet Says From Times Wire Services
Salvadoran Officials, Rebels Holding Talks in Mexico From a Times Staff Writer
The State
The Nation
. . . to Win at the New Confidence Game MIKE EBERTS
The State
Bills Pending in Legislature KATHLEEN DOHENY
The State
$99.4-Million Hike in Gas Rates OKd
Panel Tentatively Approves Plan for String of 4 Parks Near Freeway MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Municipal Court to Take Credit Where It Is Due TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
The House : 55-M.P.H. Limit
The Nation
Czechs' Hop Fields Damaged by Hail From Reuters
Downey : Redevelopment Committee
Avalon : Council Meetings Changed
Aquino Calls Husband's Slaying Seed of Freedom Associated Press
The World : U.S., Soviets Meet Sept. 5-6
Water Talks Between MWD and Imperial District Break Down RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Nation
Derailment of Train Leads to Chemical Blasts; 3 Hurt Associated Press
FBI Cracks Theft Ring Aimed at Antique Shows United Press International
Santa Monica : 7 File for School Board Race
The Region
Culver City : Firm Awarded Waste Contract
Air Force General Selected to Head Defense University Associated Press
Duarte : Meeting on Trash Disposal
The World
The House : 55-M.P.H. Limit
Beverly Hills to Offer Teachers No-Raise Pact JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
150 Kurds Killed in Raid, Turkey Says From Reuters
Tutu Invites 165 U.S. Apartheid Foes to His Installation MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Lawyer May Not Always Be the Answer JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Teaching-to-Administration Transfers Out : State Tightens Cal State Budget Process DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
French Store Offers Shoppers a Chance to Pray From Reuters
Officer Accused of Brutality Appeals Firing by Contessotto
City Weighs Charging for Information : Council May Impose Fees for City Clerk's Services MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Apply to Join Global Trade Talks From Times Wire Services
Efforts to Overturn Rejection of L.A. Prison Plan Abandoned LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Fought Fire at Chernobyl a Month After Reactor Accident From Times Wire Services
Honor-Student Gridder Drops the Ball on College Tests MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Montebello : $4 Million for New School
Doctors' Tax Fight Settled in Inglewood MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
El Camino Coach Sees Future for Baseball in Olympics DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Soviet Minister Arrested Associated Press
Cyanide Found in Kool-Aid From Martha's Vineyard Associated Press
Fourth Steep Drop in Gasoline Costs Holds Retail Prices Steady : But 0.8% Increase in Food Category Hints Turnaround Associated Press
White House Intruder Arrested Associated Press
Toxic Gas Leak Injures 40 in W. Germany Associated Press
Beverly Hills : United Artists Project OKd
9th Chess Game a Fast Draw JACK PETERS
Rallies, Fireworks, Puppets Mark 3rd Anniversary of Aquino Slaying MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Shadowy Saboteurs Seek to Undermine Khomeini : Siege of Car Bombings Gripping Iran's Cities From Associated Press
Long Beach : Rancho Los Cerritos Project
25 Largest Private Institutions Seen as Hardest Hit : Colleges, Students Could Be Tax Losers ANNE C. ROARK, Times Education Writer
Peace Marchers Make It to Chicago : Anti-Nuclear Group Finds Limited Public Reaction KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
State Latchkey Funds Fall Short : Enrollment Clause Prompts Some Centers to Turn Back Money DAVID WHARTON, Wharton is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and
No Criminality in Israeli Case, U.S. Aide Says From Times Wire Services
The Nation
Quiet Claremont in a Clamor Over Apartment Plans JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Bid to Halt BKK Plant Rejected DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
For Many in San Diego, the Ocean Is a True Fountain of Life : The Tricky Task of Finding Fish on a Deadline BILL MANSON
Long Beach : Yacht Club Expansion OKd
Santa Monica : Rites Set for Police Officer
The House : 55-M.P.H. Limit
Foul Play Ruled Out in Car Crash Killing U.S. Secretary in Mexico United Press International
Hermosa Beach : Ban on Smoking Endorsed
Malibu : County OKs Land-Use Plan
Bid to Regain $2.9-Million Judgment in Shooting Fails PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Lakewood
Book Review : Former Polish Diplomat's Apologia Has Hollow Ring ANDRZEJ KORBONSKI, Korbonski is director of the UCLA Center for Russian and East European studies. and
San Diego Registrar of Voters Quits Amid Criminal Investigation by D.A. From a Times Staff Writer
The Region
Paying a Court Fine? Just Say, 'Charge It' ROY H. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Utah Black Asks Primary Recount From Associated Press
The Nation
Culver City Seeks Increase in Parking at Mini-Malls JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Bill Could Require Drunks to Put Breathalizers in Cars DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Santa Fe Springs : Auto Row Designated
Bell : Community Center Funds
Judge OKs AIDS Test of Man Who Bit Officers JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Latino, Asian Units Call English-Only Movement 'Un-American' United Press International
El Monte : Water Hook-Up Denied
Big Jackpot Winners Toe the Line DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Wilson Backs Initiative for English-Only Law in State RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Vision Damage--a New Clue in Alzheimer's ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Norwalk : Search for College President
Making That Special Catch in the Stands PATRICK MOTT, Patrick Mott is a free-lance writer who lives in Santa Ana.
Water Being Turned On Again in South : Drought Restrictions Eased as Storms Replenish Reservoirs DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Petition Errors Again Stall Bid to Recall 2 Councilmen CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer
Testimony About Drinking, Drugs ROSELLE M. LEWIS
Zschau's Campaign Hires Man Who Did '84 TV Ads for Reagan KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
The Region
Making the Jump to a Frog Menagerie RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
After Fire, The Job Is Salvaging Lives : Victims 'May Cry Later,' but First They Reflected on Their Blessings MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Says He Would Close Rancho Seco Nuclear Power Plant LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Natural Gas Blast Lifts Roof of Home, Hurts 3 United Press International
Air Force General Named Director of Kennedy Space Center United Press International
Thad Jones, Arranger for Basie, Dies JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Caught in the Forces of Fate
Twin in Womb Has Brain Surgery From the Washington Post
CBS Relaxes Policy on Accepting Television Ads on Controversial Issues THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Mickey Rooney Gets a Bit Part--His Nose From Associated Press
Kadafi, Ugandan Confer United Press International
South Bay Facts
Image of Christ Called Rust Stains and Light Associated Press
Bell : Agency Accepts Properties
El Camino Reinstates Men's Intercollegiate Volleyball
Rehnquist Can't Recall 1969 Memo : Plan Proposed Army Surveillance of Anti-War Protesters Associated Press
Fed Slashes Its Discount Rate to 5.5% : Reduces Interest to Nine-Year Low to Spur Economy OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Rosemead : Councilman Denies Guilt
Wilmington : Landlords' Trials Delayed
State High Court Upsets 56th Death Penalty Case United Press International
SportsScope : CIF Pre-Season Football Ratings Put Muir, Damien and Arroyo at the Top
Duarte : Uses for School Site Studied
Curran Faces Forfeiture of Priestly Duties Associated Press
Sexual Labels Are Old Hat
Branch Library Hours
Appeal Fails, Way Clear for 45-Unit Echo Park Project LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Sports Briefs
Notes From the MLF AL MARTINEZ
Nestande Aided by Firm That Won Bond Pact JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Torrance : $465,000 House Settlement
Cries of Doom Come From Those Pinched by Loophole Closings : Majority Seen Reaping Tax Plan Benefits TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Election Aid Tied to Orange County Bond Deal JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Redondo Beach : Council Agenda Altered
The Nation
Horsing Around With Great Style Proves to Be a Winner DAVID NELSON
W. Hollywood Seeks Interim Fire Station
Irwindale : Hearing Set on Waste Plant
Air Is Far From Cleared in Workplaces : Most Smokers Fume Over New Pack of Rules DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica OKs Financing for 3rd St. Mall Revitalization JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Voyage into linguistic genderism on the high seas could really be just the tip of the iceberg JACK SMITH
Arson Suspect Believed in Photographer Guise DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
NORWALK : Prepaid School Meals
Children Must Have Social ID Under Tax Bill ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Seven Families' Solutions : Parents Try Everything from Low-Cost Care to High-Priced Nannies DEBRA SORRENTINO LARSON
Officials Unsure Anything Is Wrong : ABC Schools Audit Follows Spate of Rumors LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Contract Let for Study of Landslide Area
Torrance : Overpass to Be Replaced
Activist Escalates His Anti-Police Campaign DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
West Aids Africans : Ghana Now a Showcase for Recovery SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Firms Linked to Water Pollution at 5 Places in Glendale, Valley MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood's Past Is in Good Hands
Shut for Remodeling : It's a Closed Book at Main Library in Santa Monica TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Fain Surrenders on Parole Violation United Press International
Pasadena : Rent Hike Injunction Asked
An Aging Grace : He Never Made Pros, but at 41, Quarterback's Sandlot Play Is Poetry DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Co-Op to Provide Santa Monica College Computer Funds : Districts Join Forces to Save Money ROY H. CAMPBELL and JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writers
Allred Wins Apology and $20,000 for Schmitz Attack KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
that offer samples of Southland vineyards DONNA OTT and RAY OTT, The Otts are free-lance writers who live in Costa Mesa.
6 Families Flee Toxic Leak Near Arkansas Missile Site United Press International
Council Asks How Riot Hit, How It Can Avoid Replay DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
New City Manager Appointed by Rancho Palos Verdes Council GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
British Royal Marines Claim Parachute Mark From Reuters
W. Hollywood Activists Turn Angry as Motel Proposal Moves Forward STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Missing Iowa Teen Phones Home From Santa Barbara United Press International
Children's Dinosaurs in Spotlight : County Museum Exhibits Westland Pupils' Reptile Show KAREN LAVIOLA, Laviola is a View intern
Beverly Hills Team Captures Senior Little League Title
Alatorre Takes Blame for Aides, Will Pay $141,966 : Campaign Financing Case Ends RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
'Cheap' Is Often Expensive in Long Run BARRY KRAUSE
Parents File Suit to Reopen Fernald JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia : Condemnations to Continue
A changeless love affair with parking meters runs for 48 years JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Notebook / David Pack DAVID PACK
70 Shipshape Revelers Ship Out in Parade BENJAMIN EPSTEIN
Woman, 54, Killed in Divorce Court; In-Law Arrested Associated Press
In a Lather About an Elusive Soap Bar HERB HAIN
Light in the Window : Crowds Flock to See Image of Cross in Altadena Bathroom MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Curran Says Rome Fired Him for Moderate Views DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Navy Decides to Let McCallum Play for Raiders
For Many in San Diego, the Ocean Is a True Fountain of Life
Huntington Park Chief Revives Officer Probes RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Duarte : Shopping Center Upgrading
Piano Tuner Hits High Note as Triathlete : La Crescenta Ironman Champ, 62, Wins Free Hawaii Trip to Try Again DAVID PACK, Times Staff Writer
Chemist Receives Grant
Blind Distance Runner Takes Competition--and Life's Hurdles--in Stride BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Cutting Through the Fog of Social Security Benefits DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Solving Exhaust's Backfiring Problem RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Fredricks Named to Finish Judge's Term TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Torrance : City Workers Get Raise
ENTERTAINMENT
Sandy Hill To 'Cbs Morning News'
Stritch, Burstyn Labor For Laughs In Tv Series CLARKE TAYLOR
Syndicated Series For Sanford
U.s.-soviet Recording Makes Musical History WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
'Nicholas' Was a Joy, but Losses Could Top $700,000; 'La Cage' Switching From Wilshire to Pantages Theatre SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Grab-bag Program With Leona Mitchell : Mehta & Israel Philharmonic MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
52 Organizations : Arts Groups To Perform On Green HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Review : Ritenour Gets Down At The Amphitheatre DON HECKMAN
'General Hospital' Celebrates SHARON CHING, Ching is a Times intern from USC. and
William L. Petersen: The 'Manhunter' Visits L.a. PAT H. BROESKE
'Immigrant' And A Native Son SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Movie Review : Nola's Jazzy Love Life In 'She's Gotta Have It' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Movie Review : A Mother Knows Best In 'Dona Herlinda And Son' KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Hyundai to Market Personal Computers From Staff and Wire Reports
His Debts Could Risk Her House DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Pratt & Whitney was asked to refund $64.5 million.
27 Legislators Pressure Top Knudsen Bank : Want Meeting to Discuss Financial Solutions DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
California
California
Nation
The U.S. and Japan opened auto parts trade talks.
Company Accused of Falsely Claiming Relationship With Anheuser-Busch : State Sues Westlake Village Video Game Firm GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
New Firm Would Offer Banks Lower Insurance Rates JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
BankAmerica Denies Rumors of Takeover VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Liberalized work-at-home rules were proposed.
California
Los Angeles County
California
Personal Income Rises 0.5% in July; Housing Starts Slip From Times Wire Services
Dow Ends Best Day in 7 Weeks With 18.42 Gain From Times Wire Services
A union criticized Air Force comments on wages.
Video Game Seller Misled Investors, State Says in Suit GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Major Platinum Find Fails to Make a Dent in Prices From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Two firms will make a bid for Anderson, Clayton.
California
The U.S. accused 7 nations of dumping brass.
Filing by Lindner, American Financial Reveals 5.9% Stake in Spelling's Firm NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Ultrasystems Gets 2 New Defense Orders MICHAEL FEIBUS
California
GE tested an experimental propfan engine.
Alaska Air will buy 18% of Jet America's shares.
Increased Income Reported by Citizens Thrift & Loan Assn.
Raider Plans to Purchase 15% Interest in USX : Australian Holmes a Court Sets Sights on Battered Steel and Energy Company JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
California
Orange County to Reap a Bonanza From Super Bowl BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Avon Will Sell Line in Stores From Reuters
Forstmann, Little Will Sell Dr Pepper for $416 Million JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Fallout From Tax Reform : TV Firms Shifting Production of Shows to Canada KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
McCallum Is OKd for Raider Duty : But Time and Timing May Be Difficult Problems to Solve MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Beyer Regains Shotput World Record at 74-3 1/2 Associated Press
Pete Yoder Resigns at Esperanza : Coach Quits Five Days Before First Practice for Administrative Job MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
New Role for Former 'Cleanup Man' Ed Hearn : He's Picking Up Behind Injured Gary Carter as Backup Catcher for the Mets SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
American League Roundup : Clemens Back on Beam in 9-1 Win by Red Sox DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
Allison Wins Senior Bowling Title, 201-200 Associated Press
Hopeful Word Wins Cabrillo
After Painful Season, Peete and Trojans Get Ready to Go Again MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
No More Multiyear Deals for Padres Associated Press
Italian Wins 47-Mile Race, Moves Up to 6th United Press International
NFL's New Gizmo to Add Something to Referee's Work Scott Ostler
Hung Up on Grammar
Attitude Improves for Padres : McReynolds' New Work Ethic Pays Off in 3-2 Win Over Expos MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hung Up on Grammar
Marshall's Bat Springs to Life, but the Dodgers Still Look Dead, 7-5 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Driesell Testifies in Investigation of Bias' Death
Chamberlain Joins a Group Making a Bid for NBA Franchise in Toronto United Press International
Maize, Blue and Plenty of Green Jim Murray
Padres Say They Don't Want Raines : Past Use of Cocaine Sours Team on Potential Free Agent MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles Teams Qualify for Maccabee Basketball Finals
BRIEFLY : Former CS Northridge Kicker Signs with St. Louis Cardinals
Names in the News
Visalia Scores 4-2 Win Over Gulls Special to The Times
New Role for Former 'Cleanup Man' Ed Hearn : He's Picking Up Behind Injured Gary Carter as Backup Catcher for the Mets SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
ARC President Reacts To Criticism of Team
ARC President Reacts To Criticism of Team
3 Transfers Arrive for First CSUN Practice MIKE HISERMAN and DAVID MORGAN, Times Staff Writers
Darling and Teufel Are Indicted for Assaulting Officer in Houston United Press International
Meek Plans a Smooth Transition at Esperanza MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Triathlete Albright Is Going to Hawaii, but It Won't Be Any Vacation DAVID PACK, Times Staff Writer
A Little League Series First: 2 No-Hitters on the Same Day Associated Press
Assembly Vote Clears Way for DFG Control : Hunting a Little Bighorn EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing : Half the Battle in U.S. National Is Getting There Shav Glick
Bartkowski Misses First Ram Practice RICH ROBERTS
Sarasota, Fla., Taiwan Advance on No-Hitters in Little League Series Associated Press
College Game Can Be a Very Humbling One
World Swimming Championships : Canada Wins Synchronized Team Title Associated Press
Phillips to Become Orange Coast Pitching Coach
TOUR de BEACH : A Van Nuys Refugee of Arie's Army, Linda Chisholm Returns to the Sand on a Fledgling Pro Volleyball Circuit GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Careers Are Over for Green and Harris : Injuries on Defense Have Rams Searching for Replacements RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Lendl, Navratilova Are Seeded No. 1 in U.S. Open From Times Wire Services
RON ROMANICK : He's Preparing for Return to the Majors, but Question Is, Will It Be With Angels? ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Rams Place Green, Harris on Waivers RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Del Mar : Hopeful World Nips Epidaurus to Win Cabrillo CHRIS ELLO
Unsinkable Lenny Dykstra : Former Garden Grove Star Has Hustled Into the Hearts of Mets Fans SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Don Carman Is Nearly Perfect in Phillie Win From Times Wire Services
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