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What happened on February 18, 1986
SPORTS
There Is More Than Sun and Beaches on Hawaii's Big Island, Making It Easy to Get Hooked on Kona's Coast : BIG MARLIN IS THE LURE EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball : A Look at All-America Candidates, Through Some Professional Eyes Mark Heisler
Brea, Foothill Are Top 2 Seeds in 3-A Girls Basketball Playoffs MIKE KENNEDY
UCSD Sweeps West Coast Christian
Las Vegas Gets Back on Winning Track JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Banks, Jones Lead Rebels Past Titans United Press International
Mount Carmel Returns to San Diego Top 10
Unbeaten Muir Girls Seeded First in 4-A Southern Section MIKE KENNEDY
Time's Running Out to Clear Up Picture for Playoffs DAVE HATZ
USD Baseball Game Rescheduled
Names in the News
Names in the News
Scioscia Signed to Four-Year Contract GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Tennis : Lendl, Connors Scramble to Win in Florida Heat From Times Wire Services
Kings End Long Slump at Montreal
Names in the News
Small Colleges / Alan Drooz : New Conference Is Being Formed ALAN DROOZ
Sources Say McQuarn May Stay JOHN WEYLER
Home Runs Power USD to Win
Mater Dei Remains Atop Poll in Orange County Basketball
Basketball's Amblin' Man Back in News
Olajuwon's Injury Not Serious; He Should Miss Only 2 Weeks From United Press International
Talakeno Is Fastest in Very Slow San Luis Obispo Handicap GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : Rancho Santiago Softball Team Sweeps
Bill Walton Sure Looks Great in Green SCOTT OSTLER
NBA Roundup : Suns Defeat Celtics After Bird, K.C. Jones Are Ejected From Times Wire Services
Schott Denies Threatening Van Gorder for Going to Arbitration
Rookie Eklund Leads Flyers Over Jets, 8-4 Associated Press
Community College Men's Basketball : Saddleback Beats Fullerton, 80-78, on Miles' Layup STEVE KRESAL
Player Suffers Seizures After Falling in Game United Press International
Height Is Only a State of Mind If You Are Not Too Shortsighted JIM MURRAY
College Basketball Roundup : Syracuse Stops Pittsburgh, Still Leads Big East From Times Wire Services
The NBA / Sam McManis : Michael Jordan May Finish the Season in Classroom SAM MCMANIS
Verbum Dei's Coach in Search of Longer Hours SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Long Bol, Long Ball Beat L.A. SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Akron Finds Fame and Fortune Really Do Go Together From Associated Press
Starting Over at the Bottom : Westphal Hoping He Can Build New Career as a Coach TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Tylenol's Maker Ends Capsule Use : Johnson & Johnson Switches to Pills for Patent Medicines JOHN J. GOLDMAN and MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writers
Jiddu Krishnamurti, 90, Indian Philosopher, Dies ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Both Sides Point to Death Penalty Decision of 1972 DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
The State : Stanford Shanties Rebuilt
Bank Tries to Absorb Electioneering Cash MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Deporting of Taiwan Trade Aide Protested Associated Press
The Region
Gramm-Rudman Law Creates a Bonanza for Lobbyists and Consultants KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Fiedler Disputes State's Right to Police U.S. Race : State Can't Regulate U.S. Races, Fiedler Lawyers Say PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Nation
Book Review : Flight From Squalor Into a Rage for Refinement CAROLYN SEE
The Region
Sen. Quayle to Run Again United Press International
The Region
JAL Inspects Five 747s--Each Has 80 Cracks From Reuters
The Nation
The Nation
Passport Makes It Official--Bonner Can Stay Until June Associated Press
Chinese Students Find Study of Marxism Dull United Press International
The Nation : Food Can Makers Strike
Eastland in Critical Condition United Press International
Radical Ordered Extradited
The State
Israelis Search South Lebanon for 2 Captives DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Helms for Herschensohn
The World
The World
N. California Gets Rest; More Storms on Way From Associated Press
The State
Kodak Posts First Quarterly Loss Associated Press
The World
The World
The World
The World
The World : Spaniards Protest NATO
The World
The Region
Soviets Make Major Changes in Leadership Associated Press
Iran Claims It Captured Iraqi Radar Center From Reuters
9 Nations Sign Treaty Revisions for European Communities; Others Expected to Fall in Line DON COOK, Times Staff Writer
Singer May Pull Out of Sewing Associated Press
Refusenik Wants Wife to Get Treatment in U.S. : Visa Plea for Cancer Victim Sent to Gorbachev WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Embassy in Lisbon Hit by Car Bomb Associated Press
The Nation
5 Reported Killed in Rioting in Black Suburb of Johannesburg Associated Press
Huge Law Enforcement Cuts Seen Associated Press
Storms Hammer North With Flooding, Slides : Hundreds Forced Out of River Areas; 1 Dead, 4 Missing; Damage Put at Millions of Dollars MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Credit Card a Key Part of Effort : Unions Adding Benefits to Attract New Members HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Marcos, Aquino Welcome Quiet Role of Habib DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Court OKs Extradition of IRA Member Associated Press
The World
62 Killed, 464 Injured as 2 Trains Collide in Chile United Press International
Train Crushes Car, 2 Die Associated Press
Threat to Culture Feared : North Africa Immigrants a Volatile Issue in France STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
French Force Sent to Chad : Paris Blames Libya for Airport Bombing There STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
The average Angeleno knows that when the Big One : happens, it definitely won't happen to him JACK SMITH
Home of Elderly Touted as Hot Spot : Miami Beach Wants Piece of Spring-Break Action BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Rocket Experts to View Photos of Debris KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Teen Pregnancies Cost U.S. $16.6 Billion, Study Finds Associated Press
U.S. Navy Solves Jumbo Thai Shipping Problem United Press International
Philippine Peso Plummets; Marcos Banks Reports Runs : Early Signs Boycott May Be Working From Times Wire Services
Death Urged in Alexander Case
Random Victims : Terrorism: the Psychic Scars Persist MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
L.A. County's Population Is Soaring Again RAY HEBERT, Times Urban Affairs Writer
French-Speaking Nations Open Summit : Mitterrand Says Language Must Have Role in New Technology STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Choking Not a False Alarm This Time AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Pumped Up for Event, Diver Finds Feat a B-r-r-eeze JENNINGS PARROTT
Court Orders Return of Memo on Roosevelt's Health to Doctor's Aide Associated Press
Contras Need Arms--Not Band-Aids: Reagan United Press International
Vincent Price Appears for Bowers' 50th Benjamin Epstein
South Africa Will Withdraw Case Against Winnie Mandela : No Reason Given; Had Been Charged With Defying Ban Associated Press
Tubal Ligation Reversal Success Rate Increases : Microsurgery Dramatically Improves Chances of Delivering a Healthy Baby DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Untying the Tubes: Reversal Rate Is Rising DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Bringing Clock Industry 'Out of Stone Age' : Van Nuys-Based Retailer Is Second to None DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Defense Jobs Push 3rd-Quarter Profit Up 35% at Perceptronics
Vector Graphic Narrows Loss to 9 Cents a Share
LTV agreed to sell its specialty steel operations.
Chad Therapeutics Posts Loss on Higher Sales
Amwest Insurance Group's 4th-Quarter Profit Soars
Program Helps to Analyze Stocks Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
1985 Earnings Rise 57% for Nichols Institute
Williams to Be Chief Executive at Bethlehem
Wespercorp Reports Loss of $98,000 for 2nd Quarter
San Diego Market Watch
180 California Amplifier Employees to Be Laid Off
American West Bank Posts Earnings of $101,079
Newhall Land & Farming Earns $37.5 Million in '85
Business Exchange to Acquire Phone Firm
Amgen Plans $25-Million Offering
Los Angeles County
Justice Department Delays Freedom Bid
Freedom Chain to Alter Bylaws : Papers and Harry Hoiles Agree on Compromise JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Cigna cut its reserve addition in half.
Sumitomo Will Acquire Ailing Japanese Bank : Merger Will Make It Japan's 2nd-Largest Bank SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
HCC Industries Reports $660,000 Loss in Quarter
Solar Energy Industry Faces Eclipse : End of Consumer Tax Credits Signals a Dark Future GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Maker of Disk Drives Cuts Work Force by 26
As expected, Coke said it has agreed to sell a unit.
A Korean conglomerate may buy control of Zymos.
Solar Slump Extends Even to San Diego GREG JOHNSON
Zale received an unsolicited takeover offer.
Kaiser Aluminum plans to sue two ex-executives.
Orange County
Financial Planning Groups Profit From New Industry Chief STUART SILVERSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Marketing Toys Is Serious Business JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
Audiotronics Corp. Suffers 2nd-Quarter Loss
Ford Aerospace Gets $92-Million Contract
Replaced by Chairman's Wife, Secretary : Protocol Board Members Ousted DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Renting a Second Home Offers Many Benefits The Taxing Matters column is prepared for The Times by the California Society of Certified Public Accountants. Today's column was written by Michael Lerner and Melvyn A. Kohn, CPAs with the Encino firm of Kirsch, Stein & Kohn
SFE Technologies Loses $2 Million in 1st Quarter
New Specialty Tabloid to Target 'Feel-Right' Crowd LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Investor Sues Bankrupt Newport Securities Firm BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Orange County
Credit Insurance Costly, but Valuable for Some S. J. Diamond
Employment Firm Starts Ad Campaign : San Clemente Company to Expand, Aiming for National Market GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Connection Bill Ritter
Furniture Firm to Get Another Name Change : Failure of Brick Warehouse Title Leads Cousins to Switch Again--Now It's Furnishings 2000 GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Challenger Disaster Touches Teledyne : Northridge Subsidiary Produces Equipment for Shuttle Missions ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
3 Oil Firms Learn Cost of Freedom : Price Dive Begins to Crush Debt-Laden Arco, Unocal, Phillips MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Airlines Offer Deals to Land Senior Citizens as Customers ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Victor Kiam in a Lather to Succeed : Remington Shaver Chief Says He Thrives on Challenge MARY FIFIELD, Special to the Washington Post
ENTERTAINMENT
Cable Tv Review : Showtime Spends A 'Sunday In The Park' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Drama Critic
U.s. Dramas Win In Monte Carlo
Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES LEE MARGULIES, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Under Fire, Broadway Goes On Offensive CLARKE TAYLOR
Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES TERRY ATKINSON, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
A Reprieve For Sadler's Wells Theater From Reuters
Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS DENNIS HUNT, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS Robert Hilburn, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Excellent Good Fair Poor : AUDIOCASSETTES CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Pop Music Review : Night For Amusement: Lulu, Nuns At The Roxy CRAIG LEE
Coleman Ensemble Joins The Chieftains At Ucla JOHN VOLAND
A Gallery For Fans Of Flight CHALON SMITH
Art Reviews : Two Exhibitions That Show And Tell SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Different Pulpits, Same Message--beware Tv MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Mehli Mehta Conducts Youth Symphony Gala JOHN HENKEN
Philharmonic's First Violist Is Workaholic DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Stage Review : To Be Or Not To Be A 'Kuni-leml' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
'Fur Seal' Overcomes Its Flaws LYNNE HEFFLEY
Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES ROBERT HILBURN, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Documentary On Northern Ireland FRED ROTHENBERG, Associated Press Television Writer
Latin American Films On Tap At Sdsu Series HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Art Review : Things Seen, Known From Lens Of Edward Weston SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Mexico City Hikes Film Ticket Price From United Press International
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Reagan's Goals for United States
Anaheim : Three Injured as Car Turns in Front of Van Steve Emmons
Countywide
Rep. Beilenson Pushes Second Bill to Boost Gasoline Tax MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Capistrano Beach : Group Will Consider Drive for Annexation Robert Schwartz
Buena Park
A Search For Vigor
'Human nature hasn't really changed at all.' PERRY C. RIDDLE
Roybal and Molina Endorse Hernandez : Moves Seem to End Polanco's Hope for 'Consensus' Support JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
San Clemente : Backers of Rival Growth Initiatives Set to Speak Robert Schwartz
Shrinking Land, High Living Costs Slow County Growth RAY HEBERT and MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writers
The Best Use of the Land
Local News in Brief : Pacoima Man Arrested in Fatal Hit-and-Run
San Diego
Reagan's Goals for United States
Mending Fences in Germany
Reagan's Goals for United States
Test-ban Cheaters Couldn't Prosper : Sophisticated Monitoring Raises the Need for a New Debate ALLAN S. KRASS, Allan S . Krass is professor of physics and science policy at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass, and an arms control analyst for the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Lottery Tickets
Deukmejian and Toxic Wastes
Cost Crisis on Insurance to Spread to Cars, Panel Warned KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors to Act on Airport Noise JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Reagan's Goals for United States
Local News in Brief : 2 Children Trapped Between Cars Hurt
Freeway Courtesy
Carlsbad : Pilot Is Killed in Plane Crash at Palomar Field
Vista
Copter Crash Kills 2 Pilots Associated Press
Fullerton : School Seeks Students for High-Tech Program Sheldon Ito
Police Actions Also on Trial in San Diego Officer's Death GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : SAMSON Signature Drive Begins Today Robert Schwartz
Lucky Geography Students Get Eagle's-Eye View of the Imperial Valley LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Dogs Are Not Vicious Fighters, Club Members Insist : Owners Try to Soften Image of Pit Bulls EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Man Hospitalized After Car Goes off Bridge
The Old Road : Though Today Only Remnants Remain, the Route Retains a Silent Dignity and Its Links to the Past DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The Sanctuary Resolution : Controversial Issue Took Councilman Woo on a Path From Stunning Political Triumph to Trench Warfare VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
Reagan's Goals for United States
SDSU Program Clones Experts in Recombinant DNA Research DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Corona Finds a Roadblock in Its Pathway to Progress BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Man Dies in Apparent Drowning at Emerald Bay
Lottery Misplaces S.D. Man's $5,000 TOM GREELEY
Veteran Character Actor Paul Stewart Dies at 77 RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Service for Father of Beirut Hostage
Fraternity Asks Reversal of Its SDSU Expulsion
Cleator Tries to Change Conservative, Pro-Development Image RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Caribbean Awaits Reagan in Shadows Cast by Monroe MICHAEL DELBLOND, Michael Delblond is a teacher born in St. Lucia whose avocation is writing commentaries for the Sunday Guardian of Trinidad. This essay was written for The Times.
Ballet Star Leaps to His Death in N.Y. Associated Press
Howard da Silva, Actor, Director, Producer, Dies at 76 Associated Press
Two Shot Aiming at Same Pheasant
Reagan's Goals for United States
Duke, Baby Doc
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