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What happened on January 03, 1986
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Probers Look to 2 Survivors for Clues in Crash That Killed Rick Nelson JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Life-or-Death Confusion in the Law : State Supreme Court Realized Issue Wasn't Only Semantics ROBIN LAKOFF, Robin Lakoff is a professor of linguistics at UC Berkeley
Local News in Brief : 2 Charged in 'Joke' Pizza Delivery Holdup
Body Tissue Bank Is Investigated : Ex-UCSD Staffers Accused of Illegally Diverting Bones DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Yorba Linda's School Secession Efforts to Resume in Legislature Jan. 15 BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
If Santa Gave You an Umbrella, It Was Just in the Nick of Time EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana Reaches Accord With Police on Pact Calling for Raises Totaling 15% ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Sidetracked Civil Rights
Rain Is Possible but Sun Should Return by Sunday NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Probe Goes On Despite Return of Disney Art
SANTA ANA : SAMSON Plans to Air Issues at Open Forum Roxana Kopetman \f7
If Santa Gave You an Umbrella, It Was Just in the Nick of Time EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Freedom for a Wild River
Bringing China Into Line
13,000 Signatures Needed : Cityhood Drive Launched for Santa Clarita Valley MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Prize Tickets
Patriotic Smoke
Letters : Hearing the Public
Shultz and Lie Detectors
Shultz and Lie Detectors
Times Poll on AIDS
2nd Man Was Shot on Eve of Rose Parade
Let the Great Rivals Join Against Terror RICHARD GOODWIN, Richard N. Goodwin, assistant special counsel to President Kennedy and special assistant to President Johnson, is now a writer and commentator in Concord, Mass
Column on My Book House
Shultz and Lie Detectors
Son Held After Father Is Beaten in the Head
Costa Mesa Firm's Drug Made Available for AIDS Treatment BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Pilot Killed as Private Plane Crashes Into Hillside in Crest
Santa Ana : Academic Decathlon at Rancho Santiago College Bill Billiter \f7
UC San Diego Probe : Bones Diverted From Cadavers, Court Told DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Common Vulnerability May Keep Superpowers Talking DOMINIQUE MOISI, Dominique Moisi is associate director of the French Institute for Internatonal Relations and editor of Politique Etrangere
Sponsor of AIDS Vigil Calls S.D. Churches 'Shockingly Silent' CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Thinking in the drive-in is the beginning of the end Patricia Ward Biederman
Holiday Returns at Mall Include Loss of Free Street Parking BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Corona Council Votes to Form Nonprofit Corporation to Fund Civic Improvements BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo : University Will Open Mission Viejo Branch Bill Billiter \f7
Shultz and Lie Detectors
Expanded Evidence to Be Permitted at Molestation Trial PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Motorcycle Crash Kills San Fernando Man, 21
Fanita Ranch Deal Sets Stage for Huge Santee Development ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen in Ski Masks Terrorize Vietnamese at New Year Party MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Victim, 61, Fought Back With His Fists : Van Nuys Man Stabbed 15 Times by Robbers MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Girls Hurt in Fall From 2nd Floor of Apartment
Parking-Lot Plan Splits Homeowners : Warring Camps Replace Once-United Front That Fought Nearby High-Rise JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Al Martinez on Topanga Development
Woodland Hills Development Proposal
Times Poll on AIDS
Times Poll on AIDS
John Wayne Flights to Average 78 a Day Over Next 3 Months KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Police, Sheriff's Deputies to Kick Pigskin for Charity
Apparent Revenge Killing : Man Gets 17 Years to Life for Killing Teen JANET RAE-DUPREE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Boy Dies a Day After His Scooter Hit Horse
Manslaughter Case Opens for Skipper in Fatal Boat Crash JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Fire Shots in Thefts at 2 Homes in Garden Grove MARK LANDSBAUM and JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writers
Montgomery Merging With City : Chula Vista Annexation Is Cause to Celebrate KEITH A. OWENS, Times Staff Writer
2nd Man Faces Gang Murder Charges
4 Bandits Raid Wedding Party of Vietnamese in Garden Grove MARK LANDSBAUM and JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writers
6 Presidential Aides to Meet at UCSD Panel BARRY HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Council Colleagues Upset : Struiksma Announces He'll Run for Mayor TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Disneyland Cheated Girl Out of Car, Suit Claims Nancy Wride \f7
Beer Bust : This Bud Lands Under-Age Whittier Man in Jail for Christmas Eve RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Heart Recipient 'Baby Moses' Leaves Hospital HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
NEWS
Authenticity Sparks 'Out of Africa' Costume Designs BETTY GOODWIN
Kilauea Volcano Erupts Associated Press
Father Fernando Villalobos; Aided Poor in Central Valley
India Too Cold, Bhagwan Visits Nepal Disciples From Times Wire Services
The Nation
'Miami Vice' Star Boosts Celebration of Patriotism MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Howe to Make 3-Day Visit to Saudi Arabia From Reuters
The World
The World
Reagan to Meet De la Madrid on Debt Problems DAN WILLIAMS and MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writers
The State
Bahamas to Leave Stranded Haitians on Isolated Cay From Reuters
Assad, Gemayel Hold 'Very Positive' Meeting on Lebanon Plan From Reuters
The Region
The Region
The Nation
Election to Replace Alatorre Set
The World
$37-Billion State Budget to Be Offered by Governor PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Germans Battle Drugs From Reuters
The Nation
Nun Slain in Robbery From Reuters
The Region
The World
The State
Woman Chosen Dean of Columbia School of Law United Press International
The State
Escaped Convicts Live the High Life With Credit Cards From Reuters
Caltech Scientists Synthesize Larger Protein Hormone THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
The State
The Nation : Over-35 Pregnancies Safer
Rocketing of Town Poses Further Challenge to Israel DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Knicks Fire DeBusschere Associated Press
Italian TV Getting an Expert to Discuss AIDS Problem JENNINGS PARROTT
747 Bumps Parked Plane Associated Press
Red Cross Blood Supply Low; Rationing Set Up
The World
Goodby, and Come Again . . . Next Year MIV SCHAAF
4 Die in Brazilian Floods Associated Press
Cranston Speaks Up on Issue That Could Haunt Him--Deficit Measure KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Owner of Troubled S&L Indicted Associated Press
The World : Uganda Curbs Army News
U.S. Seems Ready to Accept Soviet Bid to Delay Summit ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
The Nation
New Location for Blood Donor Center
Reactor Successfully Shut Down in Test to Restart TMI Plant Associated Press
Channel 7 Comes Up Big Loser With 'Big Spin,' May Drop Show DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Libyans Stage Giant Protests Against U.S. : State Dept. Warns Americans Who Work in Arab Nation Associated Press
The Region : $6,000 Sheriff's Theft Still a Mystery
U.S. Presses Anti-Libya Campaign : Kadafi 'Thinks It's All Right to Shoot' Children--Reagan NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Sri Lanka Tea Checked After Arsenic Threat From Reuters
Siege at W.Va. Prison Ends as Last Hostages Go Free Associated Press
Up to Foot of Snow Buries New England From United Press International
Cap Cities-ABC Merger Final Associated Press
Air Crash Kills 4 Near San Diego Associated Press
Book Review : Fear and Loathing in Embattled Belfast DICK RORABACK, Times Staff Writer
5 Die in 30-Minute Rampage United Press International
Douglas Wins Contract for Air Force Cargo Jet : C-17 Program Is Worth $3.39 Billion, Will Bring 3,000 Jobs and Major Expansion at Long Beach RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Philadelphia 'Emergency' Over United Press International
Jet Overshoots Runway, Ends Up Mired in Mud Associated Press
Lugar Holds Up Decision on Philippine Observers United Press International
Labor Faction Loses Majority on Farm Board HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
NRC Plans to Tighten Radiation Standards United Press International
800-Pound Tiger Turns on Model in Photo Session Associated Press
3-Legged Shelter Mascot Is a Foursquare Friend the View Staff
Still-Secret Formulas : Chartreuse: Only Monks Do It Right STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Offers British Safety From Nuclear Attack Associated Press
Falwell Merges Moral Majority Into New Group From Times Wire Services
U.S. Deploys Carrier Group; 'Nothing Unusual': Reagan : No Decision Made Yet on Libya Associated Press
195 Angolan Soldiers Killed, Rebels Report From Reuters
German Pilot Reported 352 Kills : Hope of Top WWII Flier: No Need for New Air Aces WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
New Law May Place Battered Women at Risk : Officials Describe Abuse of Statute by Wife Beaters LIZ MULLEN, Times Staff Writer
Winter at Yosemite: Good Times in the Snow CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
State of the Union Address Set for Jan. 28 United Press International
Anti-Viral Drug Available to AIDS Victims : But FDA OKs Use Only in Weak Form to Treat Respiratory Illness BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
AF Orders Year-End Flood of Contracts Associated Press
Fourth Man Sought as Mastermind of Vienna Terrorist Attack From Times Wire Services
Accused Spy Chin Faces New Charges RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Banker Donald McLarnan
Textile Workers Union Head Francis Schaufenbil From Times Wire Services
Shortcut Extends Life Span of Stirrup Pants MARYLOU LUTHER
8 Killed in Afghan Rebel, Tribal Clash From Reuters
170 Gurkhas Pile Into 10-Seat Land-Rover From Reuters
20 Reported Dead in Tribal Clashes MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
FAA Chief Calls 1985 One of Aviation's Safest Years United Press International
Guyana Priest Deported From Reuters
Cloth Diapers Try Pinning Down a Comeback BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Gordon S. Haight; Scholar Championed George Eliot From Times Wire Services
Warming Trend Eases Flooding From Ice Jams from United Press International
S. African Mourners Eulogize Anti-Apartheid Activist MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Antique Fire Engines Still Answering the Bell : Department Seeking Donations for Further Restoration ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Artificial Heart Is a Surprise : Woman Jarvik 7 Recipient Comes Out of Long Coma United Press International
Prisoners Agree to Free Hostages : W. Virginia Inmates Win Right to Meet Governor, Go on TV PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Sniper Kills Passer-by, Wounds Two Others Associated Press
Clarence Gaines; Dog Food Firm Founder From Times Wire Services
Benny Morton; Jazz Trombone Stylist
24 Hurt, Hundreds Flee as Fire Hits 52-Story Boston Building Associated Press
Sandinistas Close Church Radio Station Associated Press
Thin Isn't In; Voluptuous Bodies Shape Up as the Image for '86 MARY ROURKE
Hartford N. Gunn Jr.; PBS Pioneer, Ex-Chief at KCET BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
The Challenge Of 'Marie Balter' MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Big Stores Best Bet For Hard-to-find Tapes TERRY ATKINSON
Same Place, But Ryan's Going Formal L. N. HALLIBURTON
N.y. Tv Station 'Toots Horn' : Pbs Producer Issues Bullish Report CLARKE TAYLOR
Hemingway Returns On Kgil-am
Foreign Press Assn. Lists Golden Globe Nominees
For Keyboardist Akagi, 'Good' Music's The Best ZAN STEWART
Even The Politicians Have To Laugh : 'Yes, Minister' Starts With The Facts NANCY MILLS
Picking The Best Of The 1985 Waiver Scene : 'Leonce And Lena' Is A Revelation KIRK ELLIS
An Old-school Editor Keeps Nbc Up To Date JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Bernardo Bertolucci To Film Life Of China's Last Emperor From Reuters
Picking The Best Of The 1985 Waiver Scene : Puppet 'Soldier's Tale' Unforgettable ROBERT KOEHLER
Strong-woman Roles Are Most Appealing To Spacek NANCY MILLS
Need For Mid-size Facility Debated RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Weichardt As Drosselmeyer In 'Nutcracker' At Shrine CHRIS PASLES
Ktla Tops In Rose Parade Coverage
'Key' Bowl Poll: Best, Worst HOWARD ROSENBERG
Wicked Humor In 'Toying Around' Exhibit KRISTINE McKENNA
Director Gilliam Spins Tales Without Strings JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Cucina Italiana On Melrose RUTH REICHL
Picking The Best Of The 1985 Waiver Scene : 'Berlin, Broadway' And 'groundlings' DON SHIRLEY
Painter Gets A One-man Show--after 2,500 Years From Associated Press
Troyanos Ill, Won't Perform At Ucla
Ahmanson Gives $150,000 To Center
Critics Name 'Ran' Best Film SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
SPORTS
Craig James Busts Loose : Eric Dickerson's Former SMU Running Mate Has Become a Star for Patriots MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Rams' Kent Hill Is Well Acquainted With Randy White RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Benjamin Misses Flight, Beats Clippers to Cleveland SAM McMANIS
Miller Spends Birthday at Home, Faces Old Dominion at Riverside
Fullerton Never Trails Till Overtime, and Then Loses JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
It's Not a Good Day for Two King Goalies : Eliot Is Sent Down, Janecyk Gives Up Five Goals to Flyers in a 7-4 Defeat CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
Gray Area Clearly Is the Force in the Key STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
UCI Finds the Zone, Surprises San Jose St. JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Islanders' Bossy Gets 500th Goal DAN HAFNER
It's Time All Schools Went Back to a Passing Game JIM MURRAY
Names in the News
Dickerson and Brock Reveal Game Plan(s) for Cowboys
Mountain Bear Wins Feature at Santa Anita
Golf Roundup : Archer Has 29 on Front Nine at Pebble Beach From Times Wire Services
Cal Easily Beats Chapman Women
El Camino Wins With Little Secret: Adam Sacks JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
WINTER SPORTS NOTEBOOK : Marmonte League Stacks Deck in Simi Valley Tournament, but Agoura Prepares to Shuffle DAVID KECK, Times Staff Writer
Going to See Veeck's Browns Was Like Going to the Circus BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Murray Finds Blitzes Beat Fastballs
Pacific 10 Roundup : Cal Defeats Washington in Final Two Seconds From Times Wire Services
PCAA Roundup : UNLV Defeats Utah State in Two Overtimes From Times Wire Services
Dodgers Sign Pena
Dean Scores 30 as UCLA Women Win, 79-59
San Diego Roundup : Celebrity Golf Tournament Set Monday
O'Brien, Evans Lead USD Women, 71-64
UCLA Wins Ugly Over Some Ugly Ducks at Pauley, 71-65 TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Area Roundup
UC Irvine Beats San Jose in PCAA Opener, 72-67 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Find a Team They Can Beat in WAC Opener STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Oklahoma Gets Title, but Switzer's Vote Goes to Fresno State From Times Wire Services
College Basketball Roundup : Pittsburgh Topples Georgetown, 80-76 From Times Wire Services
Bill Veeck, an Iconoclast in Baseball, Is Dead at 71 From Reuters
Rams-Cowboys Blackout Lifted; Raiders Doubtful LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Outdoor Notes : Volunteers Sought for Two Southland Wildlife Projects
PREP BASKETBALL : Boys' Roundup : Naess Leads Laguna Beach Over Buena Park
NBA Roundup : Malone and Williams Spark Hot-Shooting Bullets Past Knicks, 115-109 DAN HAFNER
Oklahoma Could Tell Miami Was in for a Fall RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Wichita Midfielder Borja Is Surprising the League MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Whitfield, Ferrell in Cal State Los Angeles Hall of Fame
Return of the Wishbone : Orange Bowl Game May Have Been a Preview of College Football's Future BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Roundup : Bethune's Only Basket Beats Estancia, 42-40
PREP BASKETBALL : Southern Hospitality Not to Ocean View's Liking TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Short on Foreign Exchange, 68-52 DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Crespi's Rebounding Cools Off Alemany, 61-53 STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Dartmouth Advisory Group Approves Firing of Coach, but It's Not Over Associated Press
Fullerton Falls to New Mexico State in Overtime JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Lancers Edge Santa Paula in Soccer, 2-1 DAVID KECK, Times Staff Writer
Master's Top Guard Dropped From Team After Grades Take Fall GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Bears' Marshall Is Fined for Roughness
College Basketball / Mal Florence : Boyd to Leave Mississippi St. at End of Season MAL FLORENCE
Autry and Donnie Moore Himself to Attend Last-Resort Meeting MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Rams' Owner Gets the Picture--So Will Team's Fans LARRY STEWART
Boken at Center of Notre Dame Defeat GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Bardsley, Harr Lead SCC, 85-74
BUSINESS
Lion Country Ready to Splash Into Water Park BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Montgomery Ward will close its Lynwood store.
Exchange's Big Move Excites Pacific Officials : New Trading Floor First Part of Expansion Plans BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
The losing bidder for UPI sued the news agency.
California
Factory Orders Up 1% in Month : Durable Goods Demand Slips for Third Month Associated Press
Poll Finds Bell Breakup Hasn't Affected Service Associated Press
California
California
California
May Department Stores will combine two units.
California
Two TWA unions agreed on new contracts.
MGM to Delay Shareholders Vote on Merger AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Business Survey Finds Increase in Confidence Associated Press
Foreign Exchange for Thursday, Jan. 2, 1986 : Dollar Falls Again; Gold Mixed Associated Press
Caremark Expects Sharp Rise in Earnings, Revenues
Japan's 1986 Budget Is Under Fire ANDREW HORVAT, Times Staff Writer
Toys 'R' Us Expects Record Net for Year NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Coca-Cola Co. sold two units to an investor group.
California
California
California
California
Carbide in Drastic Bid to Rebuff GAF : Chemical Giant to Sell Consumer Brands, Buy Back 55% of Its Stock, Double Debt MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
A Los Angeles bank will finance a Peking mall.
Nation
The SEC censured Prudential-Bache Securities.
Hughes Tool Seeking $1.2 Billion in Damages : Questioning Begins in Smith Trial JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Analysts Like Oxy's Plan to Buy Midcon DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Nation
Investors completed their buy-out of Vons.
Seaco said it owes the IRS $105 million.
Pioneer Title Acquired by Glendale Fed : Thrift Gets 36 Offices in Northern California TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Decline in Quiet Trading; Dow Off 8.94 From Times Wire Services
Biflyx Reports Net Loss of $334,000 for Fiscal '85
Standard Systems Buys MBCH Shares for Loan
Commodities : Thursday, Jan. 2, 1986 : Oil Futures Prices Plunge From Associated Press
Growing Glut of Unsold Cars May Force Cutbacks : 1985 U.S. Auto Production Highest in 6 Years JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Times Names Larry Strutton Executive VP
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