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What happened on December 12, 1986
SPORTS
Iowa State Put on NCAA Probation
America's Cup Trials : Not Only Is Silvestri Mad, He Wants to Get Even, Too RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Jones Leads St. John's Past Seton Hall, 72-69 From Times Wire Services
PREP FOOTBALL : History Is on Carson's Side Tonight as Banning Goes for No. 1 Ranking SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Si Burick, Baseball Hall of Fame Member and Longtime Sports Editor, Dies at 77 United Press International
Lost Off the Great Barrier Reef : Tustin Man's World-Record Marlin Devoured by Sharks EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Girls' Roundup : Hansen Sparks Woodbridge's Victory Over Esperanza
Winning the WAC Title Means $5,600 for SDSU's Stolz STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Lopez Rests With the Defense: The Evidence Points to Crespi RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Couple of Beers Were a Good Buy for Duffy
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Lazers, Burdened by Injuries, Play at Dallas Tonight PETE THOMAS
USD Wins City Bragging Rights With 83-67 Rout STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
USD Women Defeat Portland St., 74-69
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NHL Roundup : Makela Leads Islanders Past Devils, 8-4 From Times Wire Services
Orange County Community College Basketball : Golden West Defeats Marines, 98-90
Wiley Carries Long Beach to Victory Over Pepperdine RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
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TOP OF THE LINE : Ram Blockers Are Enjoying Productive Year CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
North Dakota State Quarterback Is First Harlon Hill Winner Associated Press
Reseda Runs Away With City 2-A Title STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Reseda's Forgotten Player Waits Out Final Game STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Carroll Propels Warriors to Victory Over Rockets From Times Wire Services
Thompson's Savors Aztecs' Height : USD Center Gets 21 Against Shorter SDSU Front Line CHRIS ELLO
IOC Takes Pro and Con Positions on Pros RANDY HARVEY
A Charger in Demand : Despite His Performance, They All Want More of Gary Anderson CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : City 2-A Final : This Time, Reseda Doesn't Let University Off the Hook, 37-0 ROBERT YOUNT, Times Staff Writer
USIU Loses 4th in Row, 91-79, to Pan American
Prep Friday : SOUTHERN SECTION CENTRAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW : No Brag, Just Fact : MR. MARRUJO : Valencia Coach Eschews a Rah-Rah Style for a System That Has Captured 4 Titles STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Prep Friday : SOUTHERN SECTION CENTRAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW : A Pair to Draw to Is the Key : Bolsa Grande's Lui, Lepule Are Basis for a Winning Hand GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
San Diego High School Basketball : Bishop's Doesn't Slow Down Clairemont, 48-42
Weight Too High, So Precisionist to Skip Native Diver BILL CHRISTINE BILL CHRISTINE..BD: Times Staff Writer and
For Once, CSUN Women Feel at Home in NCAAs : Volleyball Coach Sees Neutral Court as an Advantage in 6th Straight Final Four Appearance JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 2-A Finalists : Lincoln: : Eric Griffin Can Get His Kicks Out of Just Plain Kicking CHRIS ELLO
Outdoor Notes / Earl Gustkey : Warm Weather Is Blamed for Drop in Deer Hunting EARL GUSTKEY
Niagara Goes Too Far in Bid for 3-Pointers as USC Wins, 69-62 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Boys' Roundup : Lucas Leads Katella to 74-66 Win Over Capistrano Valley
Henry Lawrence Loses Job as Raider Starting Tackle MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Raider Chandler Finds a Co-Host Job Can Be Challenging LARRY STEWART
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 2-A Finalists : Oceanside: : It Didn't Take Long for Scaffidi to Turn Pirates Around JEFFREY MILLER
WINTER SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Saugus Advances at Rio Mesa's Expense, 56-48 S.L. COOK
Northridge Swimmers Try to Beat Winter Clock in Division Qualifying MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 3-A Finalists : Fallbrook: : Warriors Hope Their Tough Road Will Pay Off in a Title RICK HAZELTINE
PURPLE, GREEN CLASH MINUS REDHEAD AS . . .THE RIVALRY RESUMES : Lakers, Celtics Meet in Boston; Walton Ailing GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
THE ISSUE OF PROS IN OLYMPICS : As Debate Persists, Sports Such as Hockey Weigh Aspects of a Gretzky in the Games RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Biola Downs The Master's on Second-Half Shooting DAVE DESMOND
This Sampson Has Strength to Ride It Out JIM MURRAY
PREP FOOTBALL : City 3-A Final : Franklin Wins the Title on Toscano's Kick, 10-7 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Klein's Lawyers Want to Look at Davis' Finances JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Mets Acquire McReynolds in an Eight-Player Trade TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Padres Trade McReynolds Away to Mets : Walter and Minor Leaguer Also Included in the Deal for Abner, Mitchell, Jefferson TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Soccer : Crowley Scores Twice to Pace La Quinta, 5-2
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 3-A Finalists : Vista: : Panthers Have Fans Worthy of Their Success CHRIS DE LUCA
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Son, 22, Held : Susan Cabot, 'B' Movie Star of '50s, Slain ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF and GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writers
Crime Script : Man Who Eluded a Murder Rap Is Now at Center of Ship-Sinking Probe BILL FARR, Times Staff Writer
Academy Tests Recruits' Resolve : 1 in 3 Fail to Finish 18 Weeks of Training JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Suspected Drug Dealer's $1.2 Million Turned Over to Treasury H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Help Is Hard to Find for Addict Mothers : Learning to Cope at Treatment Center JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Ocean Researcher Gifford C. Ewing Dies
Disconnecting Tenants' Water
Southland Pioneer Esperanza Batz Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Woo Urges Tighter Permit Rules to Forestall Forgery CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
County : Campaign Gift Law Delays Contract Vote John Needham
Look Closer at Expenses, RTD Urged RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Voyager's Global Non-Refueling Adventure Could Start on Saturday
Mild Days, Chilly Nights to Continue KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim
Retired Rancher Dies in Escondido Blaze
Duffy Accused of Violating State Law : Sheriff Sued Over Gun Permit Records JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
A New Force in the House
Facility for Problem Teens Seeks to Allay Tujunga Fears GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Lull in the Killing
Big-Time Sports Become the Big Risk : More Universities Need to Realize the Costs to Education J. CARTER MURPHY, J. Carter Murphy, professor of economics in SMU's Dedman College, is a member of the faculty senate that has called for an end to "quasi-professional athletics."
Question Not, but Enjoy
Land-Use Controls Called Vital to Clean Air MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Caltrans Will Resubmit Plan to Widen Road GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Step Down, Please
Local News in Brief : Tarzana Woman Held in Slaying of Husband
Is Contra War Over?
Supreme Court
Rough Sledding
Independent Counsel Gets Powers, Protections It Needs CONSTANCE O'KEEFE, Constance O'Keefe is a lawyer in the New York firm of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts.
OCTD Will Shut Down Service Sunday to Give Fill-In Drivers a Rest RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Panel OKs Razing of Navy Hospital : Planning Commission Urges Turning Most Buildings Back Into Parkland NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Stabbing Suspect Identified
Local News in Brief : Zoning Change on Site Near Olive View OKd
Klein to Seek Millions More in Raiders Verdict JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Seat Belts
El Toro : USA Today Carrier Assaulted on Route
Malibu Development Compromise Approved by Coastal Commission JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Trolley Transfer Station Grows Into Office Tower NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Tustin : Passer-by Saves Woman From Burning House
Unions: New Strength From Immigrants JEROME COHEN, Jerome Cohen was the general counsel of the United Farm Workers of America until 1979. He is now in private practice in Carmel Valley, Calif.
PROFILES OF 3 RECRUITS : Smallest of Recruits Proves an Arresting One
PROFILES OF 3 RECRUITS : Ready Answer Opened Door to Academy
Local News in Brief : 5 Held in Drug Case in Thousand Oaks
Noise Study Panel Endorses Easterly Takeoffs at Airport DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Cal State Faculty Divided on Establishing South County Campus BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Tip Leads Agents to 3rd Suspect in Sale of Explosives GABE FUENTES and JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writers
Mexican Worker to Stand Trial in Engineer's Death
Bedpan Deadpan : Expansion of Motion Picture Hospital Begins With a Touch of Hope BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Orange : Tipster Leads Police to Suspects in Robberies
Is Contra War Over?
Is Contra War Over?
CSUN Closes Freshman Class Applications for Fall of 1987 PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
$500,000 in Merchandise Found in Home : Store Security Guard Arrested in Shoplifting MARCOS BRETON, Times Staff Writer
Jury Convicts Third Man in Slaying of 4 PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Father Suspected of Forcing Son, 14, Into Drugs, Sex Acts HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
Nine Cities in County Pool Their Funds in a Self-Insurance Program ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Edwards Sentenced to Death for Murder of Girl, 12, in Forest MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Deputies Accused of 'Cold Blood' Killing in Raid From United Press International
Seal Beach : City Agrees on Purchase of Zoeter School Site Leonel Sanchez
Placentia : James Fleming Named School Superintendent
Community College Proposal : Swap of Pt. Loma School, Midway Center Urged LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
PROFILES OF 3 RECRUITS : Interpreter Job Sparked Desire to Be Officer
$875,000 Grant for Humanities Given to UCSD; Matching Funds Needed TOM FRIESEN, Times Staff Writer
Mexico's Political System Will Weather Economic Disasters, Expert Says PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Los Alamitos
4 Killed, 3 Hurt in Wrong-Way Freeway Crash
D.A. to Probe Brutality Claims in Murder Cases TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Coroner Says Novis Was Strangled
Help Is Hard to Find for Addict Mothers : Drug Use 'Epidemic' Overwhelms Services JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
This Royal Family's Palace Is No Taj Mahal : Lizards and Bats Overrun Decrepit 600-Year-Old Monument in New Delhi ELIZABETH BUMILLER, The Washington Post
Working Mothers and Career-Parent Conflicts : Babies and Briefcases Group Provides Support for Some Fortunate Women BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Galanos Presents Special, Opulent Furs ROSE-MARIE TURK
Dog Breed Has the Instinct for Winning Fans : The Border Collie May Be a Superior Herder, but There's Something to Be Said for the Australian Shepherd--It Knows When to Quit CATHERINE SEIPP, Seipp is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Part-Time Teen Workers: Arguments Pro, Con WILLIAM E. SMART, The Washington Post
Council OKs Occupancy Limit
Robber Cleans Out Dallas Cartier Store United Press International
Phony Reagan Letters 'a Human Error' KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
'Martians' Plan Yule Shopping Spree Lynn Simross
More Yanks Buying Their Way Into British Peerage MARIAN SMITH HOLMES, Holmes is a former View copy editor who lives in London. and
Middlemen Say Funds Were in North's Charge Associated Press
Producer Prices Inch Upward for 4th Month Associated Press
Newton Jury Ends 2nd Day Without Verdict United Press International
S. Africa Makes Criticism of Its Actions a Crime : Only Official Accounts of Unrest Permitted; New Rules Protested MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Shultz Wants Iran-Contra Facts Put on Table Quickly : Sees No Need to Build Confidence of NATO Allies Associated Press
Arctic Air Invades Texas, New Mexico From United Press International
The State
The Nation
Britain Reportedly OKs License to Sell Iran Radar Systems Associated Press
Two A-Plant Inspectors Exposed to Radiation United Press International
Shultz Derailed Buchanan Bid to Be Envoy to NATO United Press International
Pope Calls for End to Terrorism, Even in a Just Cause DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
The Region
5 Picasso Works Stolen From Reuters
The Nation
Weather Outlook Nice and Dull
9 Cities Form Insurance Pool
Recalling an Underwater PR Coup BOB CONROY, Conroy lives in Costa Mesa
The State : Clothing Refunds Slated
Yugoslav-Romanian Dispute Reported on Electricity Use From Reuters
U.S. Arms Control Stance Not Weakened, Soviets Told JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
OPEC Plans 5-10% Cut in Output From Reuters
Book Plots Strategies for Beginners on Investing Nest Egg JEFF ROWE
The Region
The Region
Kettle Business Is No Small Change : Salvation Army to Give the Poor a $100-Million Holiday BILL LOHMANN, United Press International Feature Writer
Inquiry Raising Questions Over Role of CIA and Casey KAREN TUMULTY and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
Aquino, Rebels on Propaganda Campaign Trail MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Creating a Dickinson Out of Shadows ELAINE KENDALL
The World
Reagan's Dealings Show Lack of Trust in Americans--Byrd United Press International
The Region
L.A. Out of Race for GOP Convention Associated Press
The Region
The World
Censorship, Crackdown Imposed to Block Planned Uprising, Botha Says Associated Press
Baker Says U.S. Economy Must Remain Leader Associated Press
The State
Parking Meters Not the Ticket for Happy Elf Holiday JAMES MARNELL
East German Flees to West From Reuters
New Reactor On Line at Ukrainian A-Plant From Reuters
The Nation
Israel Was Just Helping U.S., Kennedy Says Associated Press
Insurance Body Shuns AIDS Test Issue From a Times Staff Writer
Report Says Care Can Control Spread of AIDS From Associated Press
NATO Chief Hospitalized Associated Press
Greece to Get Soviet Briefing on Arms Ties United Press International
2nd A-Plant Worker Dies United Press International
The Nation : More Air Bag Use Planned
Canada Seeking U.S. Data on Any Tie to Arms Sale From Reuters
Broadened Definition of AIDS Proposed by U.S. MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Aquino Won't Allow Marcos Return to See Ailing Mother From Reuters
Death-Penalty Conviction a 'Miscarriage,' Is Overturned PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Anticipate Amnesty Problems, INS Urged LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Ailing DeLorean Juror Replaced United Press International
Four Ex-Officers Get Life for Role in '69 Sudan Coup From Reuters
Brush Fire Test Is on Again
The World
Swapping Malls For The Great Outdoors JODY BECKER
Iran Again Provides Free Oil to Syria From Reuters
Newest Menswear Shows Are Off-Runway, Off-Video PADDY CALISTRO
Mental Health Hot Line Available
NATO Seeking Wider Talks on Cuts in Forces NORMAN KEMPSTER and DON COOK, Times Staff Writers
Kaiser Strikers Reach Tentative OK on New Pact, 2-Tier Pay Plan LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Hears Bipartisan Call to Take Action From the Washington Post
N.Y. Exchange Suspends Boesky From Reuters
Toddler Hits the Streets Via Doggie Door MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
Goetz Trial Jury Selection to Begin Today BOB DROGIN and TONY ROBINSON, Times Staff Writers
Nakasone to Tour Europe Associated Press
3rd NSC Officer Refuses to Testify; Durenberger Irate : Dole Echoes Anger, Fears 'Paralysis' From Times Wire Services
Taking Comfort in $50 Denim Nostalgia GREGORY DENNIS, Gregory Dennis is editor-in-chief of the Citizen and Del Mar Citizen newspapers in San Diego County . He recently acquired a denim jacket, also. and
The Region
Book Rates the States on Legal Rights for Women ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Hearings Delayed in Smuggling Case From a Times Staff Writer
The Region : UC Sues for Cash Pledge
Casey Concedes He Knew Vaguely of Contra Aid Earlier : Canadian Group Put Up Millions to Fund U.S. Arms Sales, Panel Is Told SARA FRITZ and MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Scandal Hurts U.S. Credibility With Europeans From Reuters
Jetliner Lands With Fire Aboard Associated Press
The Nation
Reagan Begins Review of 6 Domestic Initiatives United Press International
Lounge Wear Helps Keep Romance Alive MARY ROURKE
U.S. to Shut Down, Modify Chernobyl-Like Reactor Associated Press
200 Dead, 40,000 Left Homeless in Iran Floods From Reuters
New Use as Fighters : Lowly Helicopter Now Vying to Be Top Gun RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Hope for Turning Boring Stiffs Into Live Wires CURT SUPLEE, The Washington Post
Paris Payment for 2 Hostages in Beirut Told Associated Press
The State
The Capital Kisses Its Hart Goodby MARYLOUISE OATES
The Region
Michigan Governor Has Cardiovascular Evaluation Associated Press
Soviet Jet, 82 on Board, Crashes in East Berlin From Times Wire Services
China to Introduce Income Tax in 1987 United Press International
The World
Book Review : Ambivalent Portrait of a Love Triangle LAWRENCE R. SMITH, Smith is the editor of the avant-garde magazine Caliban. and
The World : Thailand Expels Bo Gritz
Book Review : Troubled Twins in a Separate World ALBERT SCHRUT, Schrut is a psychiatrist on the faculty of the UCLA and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center of Los Angeles, and is the author of a novel, "Are You Listening, Doctor?" (Nelson, Hall). and
Some Blood Cells Blocking AIDS, Scientists Discover HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Hispanic C of C Is at Home in U.S. Heartland CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Humanized History on a Grand Scale EDWARD BERENSON, Berenson teaches history at UCLA. and
To Spy Chief Casey, 'Heard of' Is Not the Same as 'Learned' From a Times Staff Writer
Tumor Expert Attacks Government-Sponsored Cancer Test Treatments ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Iowa Community in Shock Over Slaying of Its Mayor Associated Press
Book Review : A Cultural Tapestry on a Slim Thread RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Vignettes : Designers Bring Their Own Brands of Style to L.A. BETTY GOODWIN
Defense Official Arrested in Bonn as Suspected Spy WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Body Worry : Let's Get Physical: Medical Exam Reveals Naked Truth REMAR SUTTON
1936 Incident Still Echoes in China Rivalry JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Making Downtown More Livable : Central City Project Develops Feeling of Community KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Designs for Not-So-Perfect Figures : Jill Richards Line Copes With Size and Shape Variables DIANE REISCHEL, Times Staff Writer
Shadowy N.Y. Businessman : Furmark Had Roles in Big Bankruptcy, Iran Ventures BOB DROGIN and WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writers
Novelist Turns Adversity Into Profit : Pat Conroy's Family Is the Stuff of Fiction GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Navy Man Held on Spy Charges DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Highbrow? Lowbrow? Or Just Browsing? DEBORAH BLUMENTHAL, Blumenthal is a free-lance writer who lives in New York.
San Bernardino Cool to Fast Train to Vegas WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Nationalism Is Changing the Face of Taiwan Politics JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Strike Grinch Steals Christmas : OCTD Walkout Puts Damper on Drivers' Holiday DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 86 : Parties, Openings Prompt L.A. to Dress Up in Fetching Finery ROSE-MARIE TURK
Teacher, Pupil Learn From One Another, Help Deaf Students BARBARA HOPFINGER, Hopfinger is a Canoga Park free-lance writer.
Live Piano Sounds Are Mixing With the Music of the Cash Register DAVE LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Smokers Trip on the Lighter Fantastic
Shopping in Europe: Hours of Frustration WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Jury Is Still Out on Question of Joint Custody : Often Not Feasible Because of Legal, Geographical and Emotional Roadblocks DAVID STREITFELD, The Washington Post
BUSINESS
Hughes Tool Sets Meeting on Proposed Baker Merger
Dollar Mostly Higher in United States Associated Press
Commodities Thursday, Dec. 11, 1986 : Energy Futures Prices Gain From Associated Press
Nation
Schlumberger to Take $1.7-Billion Charge Against 4th-Quarter Earnings Associated Press
Manufacturers forecast a weak first half in 1987.
Chapman College Forecasts Dip in Manufacturing Jobs in 1987 ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
California
Retail sales rebounded strongly in November.
Nation
Lucky Stores settled three of four lawsuits.
Dow Slumps 9.28 in Broad Setback : Analysts Blame the Approach of 'Triple Witching Hour' From Times Wire Services
Japan Finds Foreign Coal Cheaper SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
The Fed named 2 Japan firms as primary dealers.
Standard Pacific Plans to Raise $40 Million
Investment Figure Donovan Declared Bankrupt by Court JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Crown Will Sell Bank at Carlsbad for $1.3 Million GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Lear Siegler Doubtful of AFG's Finances, to Pursue Own Plans DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
USAir Plans to Take Year to Blend PSA's Operations GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Approves Delta Takeover of Western Air ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Smith, Berman Expected to Fill Posts at Capitol WM. K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr.
Maker of Test Equipment Signs 2 Sales Agreements
Remedies for Insider Trading Offered : NYSE Chief, at Boesky Hearing, Urges More Early Information ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Melvin Pomerantz agreed to settle SEC charges.
Surprise Suitor Wins Lampoon Bidding War DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Prospects Clouded for Quick Accord on OPEC Strategy : Iran-Iraq War, Saudi Arabia's Stance Hamper Efforts by Cartel to Drive Up Oil Prices DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
KKR Makes $3.3-Billion Bid to Buy Out Owens-Illinois Associated Press
Philip Hawley Stole a March on His Critics JAMES FLANIGAN
Exxon Will Sell Reliance Electric Unit for $1.35 Billion and Pull Out of Field Associated Press
Grace Extends Its Offer for Shares of El Torito HENRY RIVERO
Basic Money Supply Rises Sharp $9.9 Billion in Week Associated Press
Firm Increases Its Holdings in Smith LESLIE BERKMAN
Seller of Imported Cars Agrees to Pay $175,000 Fine MARY ANN GALANTE
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE REVIEWS: CRIME REPORTS : 'Crimes of the Heart': 3 Outrageous Sisters in a Run of Really Bad Days SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Santa Monica COLIN GARDNER
Information Agency Loses Another Round DEBORAH CAULFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Birthday Salute Canceled MARK SCHWED, United Press International TV Editor
La Cienega Area COLIN GARDNER
The Valley KRISTINE McKENNA
La Cienega Area COLIN GARDNER
Cuisine Of The Absurd--tv Sports, Classy Grub CHARLES PERRY
Guild Honors Nanette Fabray
Flooded With Good Will and Low Prices RUTH REICHL
Wilshire Center SUZANNE MUCHNIC
'Paper Membrane'
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
Hollywood SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Scr Director Sees 'Christmas Carol' As Ghost Story CHALON SMITH
Jazz Reviews : 'Jazz Africa' DON SNOWDEN
Stage Review : Comedy Of 'Scotch And Milk' Doesn't Quite Mix ROBERT KOEHLER
Musical Salute : Winterfest Kicks Off A 2-week Celebration DON HECKMAN
New, Reworked Pieces : Choreographer D'warf, At Lace CHRIS PASLES
For Elaborate 'Nutcracker' Sets : Abt Gives Center A Good Review ZAN DUBIN
La Cienega Area WILLIAM WILSON
New Releases Will Put a Little Colorization in Christmas; : A Couple of A-Bomb Movies Will Explode on the Scene; DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Theater Review : 'Beyond Therapy' Still Offers Healthy Laughs HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Jazz Reviews : 'Many Faces Of Bird' At Wiltern Theater LEONARD FEATHER
Restaurants : 'Nouvelle' Epidemic Plagues L.a. ROBIN GREEN
U.S. Cable Households on Rise From Associated Press
Stage Review : 'The Dining Room' Plays At Cypress CHALON SMITH
Newport Art Museum Makes Its Mark In World ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Peter Bergman Out Of His Head?
Music Benefit's $200,000 Goes To Aids Research CLARKE TAYLOR
Another Suspect In Tv Drug Bust Exonerated DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Pop Music Review : Palace Is Not Amused By England's Easterhouse RICHARD CROMELIN
Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
Kcbq: From Country To Oldies THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Johnny Mandel Keeps One Step Ahead Of Fame LEONARD FEATHER
Stallone Announces Sale Of Foreign Rights To 10 Films JACK MATHEWS
Stage Review : 'Singin' In Rain'--it's Cute, But . . . DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Movie Review : Rib-tickling Corn In 'Three Amigos' PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Oscar Nominations Release On Feb. 11
Benefit Concert To Aid Dana Point Drug Clinic RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
'Ceremony Of Carols': Vocal Choreography KENNETH HERMAN
Ancient West Mexico Works : County Art Museum Buys Sculpture Cache WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Commentary : Fats' Death Is Big Loss For Music RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Tarnished Script Mars Murphy Luster in 'The Golden Child' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Tony Awards Will Continue On Cbs
'Whodunnit' At Megaw
Romantic And 'Earnest' Wilde DON SHIRLEY
Newman, Turner And 'View' Picked By Board Of Review JACK MATHEWS
The Buchanan-media Back-scratch HOWARD ROSENBERG
Cabaret Review : Innovative Vocal Trio Performs At Cinegrill DON HECKMAN
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