What happened on February 09, 1986

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BOOKS

The Handmaid's Tale : by Margaret Atwood (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95; 320 pp.) Elaine Kendall
The Invaders Plan : MISSION EARTH VOLUME I by L. Ron Hubbard (Bridge: $18.95; 559 pp.) Victor W. Milan, Milan is the author of "The Cybernetic Samurai" (Arbor House). and
Ex Libris RICHARD EDER
Fiction SHARON DIRLAM
Nonfiction KATHIE JENKINS
Fiction DAVID GRABER
Missing the Point
Fiction ALLEN BOYER
Nonfiction FRED S. HOLLEY
Fiction SARAH A. SPITZ
Missing the Point
Fiction LOLA D. GILLEBAARD
He Knew Him When . . .
Krippendorf's Tribe : by Frank Parkin (Atheneum: $13.95; 192 pp.) RICHARD EDER
A Huxley Query
From the Fair : THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM, edited and translated by Curt Leviant (Viking: $20; 262 pp.) Janet Hadda, Hadda is associate professor of Yiddish at UCLA and research clinical associate at the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute. and
Beyond Armageddon : edited by Walter M. Miller and Martin H. Greenberg (Donald I. Fine: $17.95; 387 pp.) Gregory Benford, Benford is a professor of physics at UC Irvine whose latest novel is "Heart of the Comet." and
HWAET! : A LITTLE OLD ENGLISH ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN MODERNIST POETRY : translated and edited by Peter Glassgold (Sun & Moon: $6.95, paperback; 88 pp.) George H. Brown, Brown, who teachers Old and Middle English language and literature and humanities at Stanford University, has just finished a book on the Venerable Bede (G.K. Hall). and
Still the Golden Door: The Third World Comes to America by David M. Reimers (Columbia University: $25; 319 pp.) Leo R. Chavez, Chavez is co-author of "Mexican Immigrants in Southern California: A Summary of Current Knowledge" (Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, University of California, San Diego). and
Nonfiction DICK RORABACK
Treasures of Islam : edited by Toby Falk (Philip Wilson: $35; 400 pp., illustrated) Pratapaditya Pal, Pal is senior curator of Indian and Southeast Asian art and curator-in-charge of West Asian art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. and Babur: Are his memoirs a "treasure"?
The Last Nazi : THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DR. JOSEPH MENGELE by Gerald Astor (Donald I. Fine: $18.95; 305 pp., illustrated) Gerry Graber, Graber recently taught a course at UCLA entitled "Nazism Re-evaluated." and
The Moral Life of Children by Robert Coles (The Atlantic Monthly: $19.95; 352 pp., illustrated) : The Political Life of Children by Robert Coles (The Atlantic Monthly: $19.95; 264 pp., illustrated) Jonathan Kellerman, Kellerman, clinical psychologist and associate professor of pediatrics at USC School of Medicine, is the author of two books on childhood stress as well as the novel, "When the Bough Breaks."
The Best American Short Stories 1985 : edited by Gail Godwin with Shannon Ravenel (Houghton Mifflin; $14.95, hardcover; $8.95, paperback; 300 pp.) Amy Hempel, Hempel is the author of a collection of stories, "Reasons to Live" (Knopf)
Emigrants and Exiles : IRELAND AND THE IRISH EXODUS TO NORTH AMERICA by Kerby A. Miller (Oxford University: $35; 640 pp.) Eilis Dillon, Dillon is the author of "Inside Ireland" (Hodder & Stoughton, distributed in the United States by Beaufort). and

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SPORTS

TRAVEL

French Trucker Dining DAN CARLINSKY, Carlinsky is a New York free-lance writer. and
Home-Stay Programs Increase Foreign Coverage HANK KOVELL, Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests.
Hostels Help to See Eire LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Insurance Costs Take Toll on the Industry TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Bombay-New Delhi by Luxury Train Is Way to Go JAY BRUNHOUSE, Brunhouse is a San Francisco free-lance writer.
Paging Through the Book Stalls DON JAMES, James is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Van Gogh in Arles
Van Gogh in Arles
Van Gogh in Arles
Skiing Views Vary
The Older the Better
Van Gogh in Arles
Pleasure at Bisbee
A Treat to Sleep Cheap JACK ADLER
Robbery on the Road
An old-fashioned goodness accompanies the traveler through Nova Scotia with its weathered sea shanties, fishing fleets and ancient churches. Whether one is caught in rain, fog or sunshine, the memory of the journey will linger.--Jerry Hulse ELIZABETH DEAKMAN, Deakman is a Madison, Wis., free-lance writer.
Van Gogh in Arles
The Best of Breakfast JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
A Moroccan Adventure on the Way to Marrakech NORMAN SKLAREWITZ, Sklarewitz is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Lake-to-Lake Lark in Spectacular Northern Italy ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Three-Wheeling Among High-Rises of Singapore PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Van Gogh in Arles
Taking a 6-Week Stroll in Pakistan Countryside ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Staff Writer
Shhh! Puerto Escondido's a Secret PHYLLIS BUTLER, Butler is a Menlo Park, Calif., free-lance writer.
Polynesian Isle of Huahine Out to Re-Create Past ROBERT F. KAY, Kay is the author of "Tahiti and French Polynesia: A Travel Survival Kit" (Lonely Planet).
Polar Express: Golfing in Sweden FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Sensational Sunsets, Seafood on a Greek Island BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Pleasure at Bisbee
Tokyo Building Offers Crafts, Design Features JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer. and
Indio Is the Place to Get a Date and a Festival MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are writ ers/ photographers based in Laguna Beach.
Romania Is a Good Choice for Health Spa Visit PATRICIA MATTHEWS, Matthews is a Bonsall, Calif., novelist. and
Save the Turtles
The Artists of Catalonia BETTY LOWRY, Lowry is a Wayland, Mass., free-lance writer. and
An Expedition Across Sierra's Monarch Divide GERALD BARRON, Barron is a Mission Hills physician. and

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OPINION

Common Sense on Sanctuaries
The Risk of World Suicide in an Age of Great Speed Norman Cousins, Norman Cousins, former editor of the Saturday Review, is currently adjunct professor in the School of Medicine, UCLA. His new book, "Albert Schweitzer's Mission," was published recently by W.W. Norton
How to Put Autocrats Out to Pasture CHARLES WOLF JR., Charles Wolf Jr. is director of the Rand Corp. research program in international economics and dean of Rand's graduate school.
Sanity in Costa Rica
A Gauntlet Thrown at Government : Taxes Down, Defenses Up Charles R. Morris, Charles R. Morris is author of "The Cost of Good Intentions," an analysis of the New York fiscal crisis
No Innocent Bystanders
West Proposes Military Pullback for Central Europe Don Cook, Don Cook is The Times' European diplomatic correspondent.
Hodel's Troubled Waters
'Phrases'
Campaign Mail
Contrasting Headlines
Contrasting Headlines
Space Shuttle and the Future
Bold Ideas Reduced to Movie Talk : Budget Debate Demands More Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is publisher of American Political Report and Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly
South Africa: Botha Talks, World Waits : Hopes Tied to Less Violence John de St. Jorre, John de St. Jorre is author of "A House Divided: South Africa's Uncertain Future."
President's Science Adviser: Loyal to a Fault? John Tirman, John Tirman is the senior editor at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a public - policy organization based in Cambridge, Mass
Space Shuttle and the Future
Space Shuttle and the Future
Space Shuttle and the Future
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Khrushchev's 'Children' Come of Age : Look for His Influence in Gorbachev's First Party Congress STEPHEN F. COHEN, Stephen F. Cohen is a professor of politics at Princeton University who writes a column on Soviet affairs for The Nation
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What happened on February 09, 1986

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Some Massacre Victims Relive Horror Through Lawsuits JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer

2 LAPD Officers Killed in Attempt to Defuse Bomb JANET RAE-DUPREE and DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writers

Vietnamese Festivities Mark Year of the Tiger RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer

No Smoking Law to End All : Snuff It Out in Public Places, Period, Del Mar Initiative Seeker Says NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer

Commentary : Progress Means Accepting Risks JEROME LEDERER, Jerome Lederer, now retired in Laguna Hills, i s the former director of safety for NASA

Driver, 89, Has Smashing Road Test United Press International

Write-In Participants Help Put the Voice of the People in the Mails LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer

EPA, Air Panel at Odds Over Ozone Rules : Local District Challenged for Weakening Controls on Emissions of Gas MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer

Steering Checks Due on I H Trucks, Buses United Press International

Fullerton : Students to Jog for Statue of Liberty Sibyl Jefferson \f7

County Gets a Drenching From Surprise Storm KATHLEEN H. COOLEY, Times Staff Writer

Senate Passes Legislation Lifting Crop Restrictions Associated Press

Adolescence Puts Added Stress on Teen-Age Cancer Victims HILMER ANDERSON, United Press International

Bill Would Dilute Law on Conflicts of Interest MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer

The Black Experience : Members of Minority Living in Orange County Explain Anxieties and Successes HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer

Nostalgia for Child's View of Nuclear World JENNY CANTOR, Jenny Cantor is a free - lance writer who lives in San Diego

Irvine : Ceremony to Celebrate Old Town Center Project Robert Schwartz \f7

Yorba Linda Man's House-Bulging Collection of Rare Military Artifacts Is Anything but Uniform HERBERT J. VIDA

Ruling Due Today on Deposits at Valencia JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer

Killings in San Francisco : Book Expected to Reopen Mystery of Zodiac Letters RICHARD M. HARNETT, United Press International

Love 'Em, Hate 'Em, Border Industries Are Enjoying Boom PATRICK MCDONNELL, Times Staff Writer

Range Studies Explain Tidbits About the Wild Associated Press

San Clemente : Police May Switch to .45-Caliber Weapons Robert Schwartz \f7

Schools Jolted Into Preparing for Next Quake T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer

Increase in Cataract Operations Linked to Advances : Eye Surgery Abuse Called Exaggerated Associated Press

Businessman Wages a War Against the Cost of Funerals BOB WEBSTER, United Press International

New Approach Taken on Adult Education Associated Press

Effects of Gramm-Rudman Feared : Counties Want State to Carry Court Costs BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief

Draft Resister Finds House Arrest Is Psychologically Confining FELIX GUTIERREZ, Associated Press

Handling Explosives a Tradition in Family of Victim DAVID FREED and JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writers

Nearby Firemen Barred From Blaze That Killed Two H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer

Teen Accused of Impersonating Officer Associated Press

Wrecking Crew Dealt Landmark the Greater Blow BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer

Minor Errors Costly, State Says : Little Things Mean a Lot When Filing Tax Returns United Press International

San Juan Capistrano : Lions Club Rodeo Slated at New 36-Acre Location Gordon Grant \f7

Misuse of Child Seats Found to Be Dangerous Associated Press

Missing Lake: Blame as Elusive as Leaking Water NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer

Heady Plans for Fullerton Plaza Fall Into Place SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer

BOOKS

The Handmaid's Tale : by Margaret Atwood (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95; 320 pp.) Elaine Kendall

The Invaders Plan : MISSION EARTH VOLUME I by L. Ron Hubbard (Bridge: $18.95; 559 pp.) Victor W. Milan, Milan is the author of "The Cybernetic Samurai" (Arbor House). and

Ex Libris RICHARD EDER

Fiction SHARON DIRLAM

Nonfiction KATHIE JENKINS

Fiction DAVID GRABER

Fiction ALLEN BOYER

Nonfiction FRED S. HOLLEY

Fiction SARAH A. SPITZ

Fiction LOLA D. GILLEBAARD

Krippendorf's Tribe : by Frank Parkin (Atheneum: $13.95; 192 pp.) RICHARD EDER

From the Fair : THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM, edited and translated by Curt Leviant (Viking: $20; 262 pp.) Janet Hadda, Hadda is associate professor of Yiddish at UCLA and research clinical associate at the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute. and

Beyond Armageddon : edited by Walter M. Miller and Martin H. Greenberg (Donald I. Fine: $17.95; 387 pp.) Gregory Benford, Benford is a professor of physics at UC Irvine whose latest novel is "Heart of the Comet." and

Nonfiction DICK RORABACK

Treasures of Islam : edited by Toby Falk (Philip Wilson: $35; 400 pp., illustrated) Pratapaditya Pal, Pal is senior curator of Indian and Southeast Asian art and curator-in-charge of West Asian art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. and Babur: Are his memoirs a "treasure"?

The Last Nazi : THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DR. JOSEPH MENGELE by Gerald Astor (Donald I. Fine: $18.95; 305 pp., illustrated) Gerry Graber, Graber recently taught a course at UCLA entitled "Nazism Re-evaluated." and

The Best American Short Stories 1985 : edited by Gail Godwin with Shannon Ravenel (Houghton Mifflin; $14.95, hardcover; $8.95, paperback; 300 pp.) Amy Hempel, Hempel is the author of a collection of stories, "Reasons to Live" (Knopf)

Emigrants and Exiles : IRELAND AND THE IRISH EXODUS TO NORTH AMERICA by Kerby A. Miller (Oxford University: $35; 640 pp.) Eilis Dillon, Dillon is the author of "Inside Ireland" (Hodder & Stoughton, distributed in the United States by Beaufort). and

ENTERTAINMENT

Two Careful Technicians Whose Feelings Seep Out WILLIAM WILSON

And The Killer Of Wm. Desmond Taylor Is . . . Deborah Caulfield

Brunching At The Real Mike's Ruth Reichl

'Fast Times' Hits The Slow Lane Patrick Goldstein

Music And Dance News : Hines Juggles Projects DANIEL CARIAGA

The East West Players Bridge East-west Gap LAWRENCE CHRISTON

More And Less In A Pair Of British Acts TERRY ATKINSON

Jaunty Eccentrics CRAIG LEE

DISASTER WASN'T IN THE SCRIPT : Challenger Stuns a Nation Used to Hollywood's Space Triumphs DAVID FOX

In The Wings. . . STEVE HOCHMAN

Genesis Of A Bleak Drama Of Pipe Dreams LOUIS SHEAFFER and \o7, Sheaffer is the author of "O'Neill: Son and Artist" and "O'Neill: Son and Playwright" (Little, Brown)

Trisha Brown: Redefining Stage Space BARRY LAINE

Oscars: They've Got To See It To Vote For It SHEILA BENSON

It Only Hurts When You Think . . . MARTIN BERNHEIMER

Designer Food Bordering On The Abstract RUTH REICHL

Robards On 'Iceman' And O'neill DAN SULLIVAN

Valentine Victuals: Hold The Hummingbird Hearts COLMAN ANDREWS

A Bad Dude Does Good MORGAN GENDEL

Entities At Work On 'Out On A Limb' RODERICK MANN

The L.a. Clubs--where Is Thy Zing? STEVE HOCHMAN