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What happened on January 05, 1986
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'Tidal Wave' of Sea Data Expected From Satellites Associated Press
Casino Cashier Takes Break; $250,000 Gone From Associated Press
Generous Year Worth Repeating
A Happy Celebration of Christmas and History RICHARD BUFFUM
Weather Drops Curtain on Halley Watchers' Window From United Press International
It's Time for a New Look at City's Election Laws
200 Rally in Santa Ana to Support Initiative Changes AMALIA DUARTE, Times Staff Writer
Bird Fights for Life at Wild Animal Park : Condor Suffering From Lead Poisoning ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Union Reopens Talks on Warehouse Closure
Accord Reached on Batiquitos Lagoon Face Lift JANNY SCOTT and JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writers
AIDS Poses Question of Who's Liable for Infection VERNON SCOTT, United Press International
Westminster : Police Seek Driver in Hit-and-Run Accident Sibyl Jefferson
Increase in Flights From Airport and Effects on Public
No Sewage in Ocean
Santa Ana Protest and Repercussions
Defense for Indigents
Increase in Flights From Airport and Effects on Public
Martha House Thanks Donors
A Mindless Way to Celebrate
Increase in Flights From Airport and Effects on Public
Teachers and Strikes
Santa Ana
Teen-Ager Suspected in Bank Holdup Spree United Press International
1 Animal Shelter Was Overlooked
Countywide
Warehouse Workers Induce Teamsters to Renew Negotiations STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Woman Found Slain on I-805 Off-Ramp
Freeway Reopens 13 Hours After Tanker Crash
Smithsonian West and the 'Ziggurat'
Naturalist Remains Enthusiastic About Wildlife, Despite All the Fangs and Claws HERBERT J. VIDA
Police Chase Snares 3 Robbery Suspects; Gun, Cash Recovered LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Reluctant Soviet, German Soldier : Unlucky Estonian Had Habit of Being on the Wrong Side Associated Press
'Every Neighborhood . . . Thinks It Has a Sound Problem' : Clamor for Walls to Dampen Freeway Noise Grows Louder MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Man Killed in Head-On Crash
Oil Spill Fouls L.A. Harbor, Threatens Cabrillo Beach Area SANDY BANKS and RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writers
Cautious Optimism Over Imperial County Site : Landfill Would Welcome Auto-Shredder Waste KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Turning the Page : One-Room Schoolhouse Expanding and Changing, but It Won't Grow Too Large to Keep Its Family Spirit LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Police Link Family to Narcotics Operations Amalia Duarte
Van Nuys Judge Successfully Fights Off Would-Be Rapist ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
'Numbers Game' Played in Indian Education Program
8 Slayings on Border Unsolved as Year Begins GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Decibel Test Bars Relief for Residents JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Boy Dies as Motorcycle, Car Collide Head-On
Placentia : Bicyclist Killed in Collision With Car Lanie Jones
Countywide : Red Cross Appeals for Blood, Cites Shortage Jeffrey Tylicki
Hiding Personal Bias
Bead Drawn on Shooting Sites in Cleveland Forest SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
For a Shy Man, U.S. Attorney Has Kicked Up Some Dust WILLIAM OVEREND and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Rancho Seco Nuclear Leak Raises Questions LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Amid Abuse and Coffee, Town Enjoys Breakfast TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fluff, 'Bureaucratic Ping-Pong' Give Car Shredders Headaches JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
15,000 on Slopes of Colombia Volcano Evacuated Associated Press
Report on Eskimos : Study Rejects Radiation as Cancer Agent DAVID FOSTER, Associated Press
Fast-Food Craze Raises Worry of Obesity in Japanese Children LINDA SIEG, Reuters
They're Now Liable for Children's Pregnancies : Wisconsin Sex Law Targets Parents MARGARET ENGEL, The Washington Post
1 Killed, Scores Ill in Uranium Plant Leak : Rupture of Cylinder Releases Radioactive Gas at Oklahoma Site From Times Wire Services
Overcoming Men's Fear of the Knife : Chinese Perfect Vasectomy Using Injections of Glue GRAHAM EARNSHAW, Reuters
Boat Capsizes; 17 Missing United Press International
Exeter Remembered : Prep School Gambler Who Finally Makes His Point DAVID LAMB, The Washington Post and The author, former Cairo bureau chief for The Los Angeles Times, is an Alicia Patterson Fellow on leave and is writing a book about the Arab world. and
Debutantes and Mothers Look Ahead to June Ball MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Two Studies Draw Opposite Pictures of Rent Control ALAN CITRON and JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writers
Head Injury Program Offers Help for Victims of 'the Silent Epidemic' : Rehabilitation Is Available at Costa Mesa College BOB SIPCHEN
Japan's Outcasts Still Stuck at Bottom ELISABETH RUBINFIEN, Reuters
The Nation
Aquino Cheered by Crowd in First Lady's Province Associated Press
Reagan Stresses Canada Free-Trade Goal : O'Neill Endorses Unfair-Practices Bill Aimed at Other Nations DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Inglewood Recall Group Disbands, Donates Money to Scholarship Fund
Soviets Accuse Washington of 'State Terrorism' Against Libya United Press International
The World : Albania Rejects New Ties
Ship Sinks; Crew Saved From Reuters
Snow Buffets Parts of Iowa, Maine : In Idaho, Guardsmen Save Dike at Sewage Treatment Facility From Associated Press
The Region
An Orchid Grows in Pasadena--Maybe ZAN THOMPSON
Breeding Condor Critically Ill From Poisoning by Lead From a Times Staff Writer
The Nation
1985: Was God Trying to Tell Us Something? ROBERT BARR, Associated Press
The State
Pentagon Seeks to Produce Cheaper Wartime Weapons From the Washington Post
The Nation
Program to Save Grizzlies Comes Under Attack : Writer Claims Rangers Destroy Yellowstone Bears; Park Service Denies Charge S.J. GUFFEY, Associated Press
The Region
The Nation : Bid to Curb GI Smoking
84-Year-Old Crusades to Save North American Rain Forest MONTE HAYES, Associated Press
State Seeks $1-Million Study : Safety of Consuming Bottom Fish in Doubt JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
The State : $3-Million Lottery Spin Comes Up Empty
New Israel Warplane Expected This Year Associated Press
The World
Hart Clears Way for a Run at Presidency ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Spill Avoided in Ohio Freight Derailment United Press International
The Nation
The Region
Still Another Hermosa Insurance Case Probed DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Young Voyagers on a Sea of Discovery DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
5 Climbers Buried in Avalanche in Japan United Press International
Classroom Funds Sought From State by L.B. District
The Nation
The Nation
Your Money or Your Life--Lebanese Risk Both : Gamblers Take a Chance at New Casinos in W. Beirut WILLIAM MACLEAN, Reuters
Private Doctors Scarce, Pakistani Report Claims Associated Press
Syria Removes Missiles From Lebanon Again NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
France to Extend Security From Reuters
The World
The World
The Region
What do I see in "Gimme a Break"? "Best friends" ranting...
I would like to commend NBC for its Dec. 15 program...
Another Look at Test Scores
Carrier Group Move Routine, Pentagon Says Associated Press
My wife and I are extremely disappointed with many of the...
Once-Aborted Shuttle Launch Set for Monday Associated Press
Mine Kills 2 Whites in South Africa : Toll at 13 in Blasts Attributed to Black Guerrilla Offensive MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Wide Kadafi Terror Role Seen by U.S. : Libyan Denial of Responsibility for Killings Ignored NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Guerrillas, Army Agree to Stay Out : Refugees Try to Resurrect Salvadoran Ghost Town MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Bear Hunting Allowed to Curb Numbers DENNIS E. CURRAN, Associated Press
The State
British Have More TVs Than Indoor Toilets Associated Press
Pope Plans Trip to India Associated Press
State Offers Little Hope : Neighbors Gear Up to Battle Wearying Din JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Professor Worked to Revive Troop-Reduction Talks : Behind-Scenes Player Watches Global Drama STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Guards Seize Trespasser on White House Grounds Associated Press
The Nation
The State
Life Under the Volcano : Hawaii Subdivision Dwellers Are in Fourth Year of Dodging Lava STEWART TAGGART, Associated Press
Accounts for Third of Market : Finland Center for Trade of World's Farmed Fur Skins PETER VERSCHOOR, Reuters
Reno Casino Cashier Takes a Long Break; Theft Charges Filed From Associated Press
The State
Iraqi Holy City Once Home to Khomeini : In Irony of War, He Now Opposes Leader of His Old Host Country TOD ROBBERSON, Reuters
In the Wil Shriner portion of the Dec. 16 "TV Bloopers and...
Poachers Endanger African Rhino Populations : Animals Can't Even Mate; Horn Prized as Dagger Handle, Aspirin, Aphrodisiac CHARLES MITCHELL, United Press International
The Desire to Achieve Runs Deep Among Members of Estrin Family : Three Ph.D.s, an MD and Founder of Computer Company GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Hint of Nuclear Winter Theory Found in Ancient Volcano Blast JENNIFER PAGONIS, Reuters
10 Injured, 35 Arrested at Rally of Chicago Newspaper Strikers Associated Press
Power-Shift Plan for City Hall to Get Council Test DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Police Question Statewide Search for New Chief MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Statute Makes Them Liable for Children's Pregnancies : New Wisconsin Sex Law Is Aimed at Parents MARGARET ENGEL, The Washington Post
The Region
Warning Signals : L.A. Coastal Waters in Big Danger DAVID FERRELL and JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writers
9 More Miami Police Officers May Be Involved in Drownings United Press International
Ecuadoreans Keeping Wary Eye on Volcano Called El Guagua JORGE AGUIRRE, Reuters
Ojai Man Convicted of Theft From Estate GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Leadership Rebellion Splits Group in Cambodian Rebel Coalition From Times Wire Services
U.S., Israel Still Targets, Says Abu Nidal Unit CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia Leases Site for Museum for $66 SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
The State
U.S. Ends Survey at Laos Crash Site of Warplane United Press International
Protests Similar to Those in U.S. : Australian Farmers Also Grow Militant United Press International
Young War Victims Find a Savior ANN HEROLD
Syria, Libya Behind Recent Wave of Mediterranean Terror, Arafat Says LOREN JENKINS, The Washington Post
Gov. Wallace Is Hospitalized for Infection Associated Press
Norwegian Studies Indicate How to Reset 'Body Clock' : Arctic Scientists May Unlock the Secret of Insomnia SIMON HAYDON, Reuters
Afghanistan: A School for Soviet Arms, Tactics : Lessons Learned in Fighting Rebels Are Applied by Kremlin to Military Planning for Other Areas JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Researchers Attempt to Teach Bears Lesson in Fear of Humans DENNIS E. CURRAN, Associated Press
Blast at Anything That Moves : No Property Off Limits to Portuguese Hunters CLARE LOVELL, Reuters
Dowser's Skill Points Way to Water Associated Press
Suspension, Firing Follow Disclosure of Undercover Probe Aided by Con Man 'Mole' : FBI's 'Sting' Investigation of Civic Corruption Jolts Chicago Politicians LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Thomas Freebairn-Smith, TV Academy Ex-Official, Dies
Through Wet Years and Dry, the Quality Is Always Good : Hashish Remains Lebanon's Key Export Crop JOHN KOHUT, Reuters
I've been following the soap opera "Santa Barbara." The...
Resident Would Pay for Sound of Silence JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
The Quest for Quiet Could Take 25 Years JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
College Program Helps Victims of Head Injuries Rebuild Broken Lives : Costa Mesa Facility Provides 1st Low-Cost Aid of Its Type in U.S. BOB SIPCHEN
Restructuring Outline Renews Proposal for Campaign Donor Limit ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Resident Likens Roar of the Road to Torture DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Therapy Works Like . . . Well, Like Magic GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Thousands of Structures Repaired in Devastated Arab Region : Iran Rebuilding Towns on War Front HUGH POPE, Reuters
Choctaws Publish Books to Preserve Their Culture RON HARRIS, Associated Press
Winner of First Oscar for Song Dies
Compton College Trustees Elect Clegg President
I watched a lot of Christmas shows and most of them were...
Cause of Fire Traced in Nelson Air Crash From the Dallas Times Herald
Parade Reprise Plays to Huge Crowd SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Enormous Perch Have Brought a Nightmare to Lake Victoria United Press International
Close to the Big Cities, but in Another World CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
So Marcia Simonson and Patricia Trotter (Viewers Views...
Elderly Handful Lives Simply in India Ashram : Untouchables Still Remember 'Gandhiji' ROBERT H. REID, The Associated Press
Clamor for Freeway Walls Grows Louder MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
$800,000 to Settle Hermosa Beach Suit DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills High Academic Champ--Again SIBYL JEFFERSON, Times Staff Writer
Pan Pacific Languishes in the Planning Stage MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Suspect's Mother Admits to Crime, Lawyer Tells Jury ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
Altadena Church Group Buys La Vina Hospital Site
Ex-Lead Singer for Thin Lizzy Dies at 35 From Associated Press
Santa Monica to Finish Bikeway Despite 'Gold Coast' Protests KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Staff Writer
Symbolic Lion Brings Good Fortune to Festival : Little Tokyo Drums In the New Year DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Trauma Also Takes Its Toll on Families of the Victims BOB SIPCHEN
ENTERTAINMENT
Australian Rock--boiling Over From Down Under CARY DARLING, Darling is assistant editor at BAM magazine and co-edited One Step Ahead, a fanzine/newsletter on Australian and New Zealand music.
Siskel And Ebert: Windy Critics LEWIS BEALE
And Now, Just In Time, The Humbug Awards! DAN SULLIVAN
Being Sheik In Philly, Or How To Create A Kids' Show In Arabic Lewis Beale
All The News Fit To Print Steven Smith
Not Entirely A Wonderful Year David Pecchia
It's A Menu Of Misery For This Doleful Diner ROBERT EPSTEIN
Violent Cousins Zan Dubin
Review Plus Revue Equals Reel Clout DAVID T. FRIENDLY
Booming Career Louis Rapoport
Gimme Independence Clarke Taylor
Basil To A Fawlt
Open Up The Oscars
Low Blows
Low Blows
'Purple' & Steven
Pia Sings
A Fluke
Ear Of The Beholder
Doing Justice
Eccentric
Inappropriated
'Purple' & Steven
Tempura, Tempura
GIFT-GIVING IN HOLLYWOOD : There's Providence Even in the Fate of Fruit DAVID T. FRIENDLY
Raising The Glassware At The Getty ZAN DUBIN
Labeling The Hits And Misses Of 1985 PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Replacements Lose An Old Attitude ROBERT HILBURN
San Diego Has Room For Two Kinds Of Opera Fans MARC SHULGOLD
Sending An S.o.s. For The Starving COLMAN ANDREWS
Julie Jensen Warms Up LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Have You Spotted A Fiord Lately? Betty Lukas
Ignored Top 10
Picking The Grammy Nominees Of 1986 PAUL GREIN
Eisenberg: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do LEWIS SEGAL
The Past Is Always Present For Ponty ZAN STEWART
Magnifique Dining At Taillevent COLMAN ANDREWS
A Tennis Story With A Twist For Redgrave's Producer RODERICK MANN
Gidget Goes Syndie Pat H. Broeske
Movie Music: Is It Becoming Hit Or Miss? STEVEN SMITH, Smith, a Times intern from USC, is currently writing a biography of Bernard Herrmann. and
T-bone Burnett's Stake In The Studio DUNCAN STRAUSS
PHILIPPINE CONTRADICTIONS : Innocence Versus Independence in a Land of Film Censorship JOHN M. WILSON
Three Chinese Offspring Spring To Fore LOIS DWAN
In Manila, Films Feel The Marcos Grip JOHN M. WILSON
Mixed Thumbs For 'Siskbert' NEIL TESSER, Tesser, a writer and jazz disc jockey in Chicago, has critiqued the media for the Chicago Reader for seven years. During that time he created the ongoing "SiskelWatch" to chart (not kindly) Gene Siskel's supposed errors--and learned to read other critics. and
Marcel Carne Recalls Days Before 'Paradis' MARY BLUME
L.a. Building Toward Year Of Big Events SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Descendents Hang Out In Never-never Land JEFF SPURRIER
BOOKS
MOZART, WESTMORELAND AND ME by Marilyn Krysl (Thunder's Mouth: $13.95; 144 pp.) RICHARD EDER
Healing From the War : TRAUMA AND TRANSFORMATION AFTER VIETNAM by Arthur Egendorf (Houghton Mifflin: $15.95; 364 pp.) Walter H. Capps, Capps is professor of religious studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. and
TRIAL AND ERROR The American Controversy Over Creation and Evolution by Edward J. Larson (Oxford University: $17.95; 222 pp.) David G. Savage, Savage is a Times education writer.
The Outer Coast by Richard Batman (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $18.95; 349 pp., illustrated) Gerald Haslam, Haslam's "Snapshots: Glimpses of the Other California," has just been published by Devil Mountain Books. and
ORIGINS The Possibilities of Science for the Genesis of Life on Earth by Robert Shapiro (Summit: $16.95; 304 pp.) John D. O'Connor, O'Connor is a professor of biology at UCLA. and
Nonfiction PAUL DEAN
MY FATHER AND I by Camelia Sadat (Macmillan: $16.95; 203 pp., illustrated) Bridget Connelly, Connelly is the author of "Arab Folk Epic and Identity" (University of California Press)
Hollaran's World War by Tim Mahoney (Delacorte: $14.95; 224 pp.) Dick Roraback, Roraback is a Times staff writer and Korean War vet. and
Nonfiction NICK WILLIAMS SR.
COLETTE A Passion for Life by Genevieve Dormann; translated by David Macey and Jane Brenton (Abbeville: $39.95; 320 pp., illustrated) Mary Dryden, Dryden is an actress and a free-lance reviewer of books and films. and
THE HOUSE OF THE PROPHETS by Nicholas Saudray; translated by Julia Allen (Doubleday: $15.95; 253 pp.) Laila Said, Said is an Egyptian writer and stage director and author of a memoir: "A Bridge Through Time" (Summit). and
TRAVEL
Cajun-Style Mardi Gras in Mamou JOY SCHALEBEN LEWIS, Lewis is a Milwaukee free-lance writer.
California Leads World in Near-Misses Between Aircraft PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Vistafjord Will Visit L.A. After 12-Year Absence SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
BISBEE : A long way from its heyday as a mining town, Bisbee brims with contentment now, and sports a passel of characters JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Try a Vacation Center JACK ADLER
High Marks for Europe BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
3,000 Brochures Mailed
Some Get a Fear of Flying on a Reissued Ticket TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles
Going Where Whales Watch You MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are writ ers/ photographers based in Laguna Beach.
Summer on the Icy Edge of the World BARRY SCHIFF, Schiff is a Marina del Rey free-lance writer. and
Alice: Still in Outback, but Oh My How She Grew FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Colorado's Best-Kept Skiing Secret DIANE SLEZAK, Slezak is an Oceanside free-lance writer.
Guide Not Funny
Great in Merida
Copacabana Response
Ski Equipment
A Close Call Over Burbank JERRY HULSE
3,000 Brochures Mailed
Perfume Ideas Make Good Scents JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
Stay in a Tree House, Castle or Igloo LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Flowers Are Holland's Dutch Treat JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
SPORTS
Howie Long Remains Insecure Despite Stardom From United Press International
Padilla Head Two-Mile Field in Sunkist Meet
Steal Shuts Down Rally as El Camino Loses, 67-62 JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Sutcliffe Works Hard in Off-Season United Press International
Names in the News
Grant Gets His Points, but Irvine Gets the Win JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
This Time, Fullerton Wins in Overtime JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Lockhart's Memory Is Refreshed
USIU Gets Past Oklahoma State
Names in the News
PGA Tour Is Bigger, Longer and Richer BOB GREEN, Associated Press
Pincay Spilled but Comes Back and Wins the Los Feliz Stakes
Cal Lutheran Women Beat Pomona Pitzer
Clippers Aren't Partial: They Get Blown Out by the Worst of Them SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
The NFL : '85 Chiefs Went Punt, Punt, Punt MIKE RABUN, United Press International
Cowboys Are Split on Rams' Chances in Championship
No More Joy Ride for Ex-NFLer Niehaus : Seahawks' First Draft Choice in 1976 Drives a Soft Drink Truck Associated Press
Fullerton Beats Long Beach : Titans Lose Big Lead but Win in Overtime, 85-80 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Norris Calmly Takes 2-Stroke Lead in Monterey Event From Times Wire Services
Women's College Basketball : Gainey Helps Chapman to 57-56 Victory
NBA Roundup : Rockets Stop 76ers, Keep Home Record Perfect DAN HAFNER
Raiders and Patriots Have Similarities but Also Have Differences to Settle Today MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Red-Hot Black Hawks Beat Islanders, 4-1, for Fourth in a Row DAN HAFNER
Two Rams Put On Rushing Show JIM MURRAY
PCAA Roundup : Kuipers' Shot Gives Fresno a 49-48 Win Over Pacific From Times Wire Services
Lorenzo White Expects Two More Good Seasons United Press International
Ledyard Ends Slump, Helps Kings Win, 6-4 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Women Face Old Dominion
Boys' Basketball : Seahawks Sixth at Pine Bluff : Ocean View Contains Reid, but Is Beaten by Kempsville, 48-45 TOM HAMILTON, Times Sports Writer
Lazers Beat Wings With Big Third Period SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
76ers' Erving Facing a Decision on His Future United Press International
SDSU Women's Tournament : Aztecs Beat Temple to Win Shootout STEVE DOLAN
Dickerson Leaves Cowboys, Many Marks in His Wake CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Cameraman Recovers from Rough Start, Is Now a Key Employee for NFL Films BARRY WILNER, Associated Press
U.S. Wins, 5-1, Finishes Third in Junior Hockey United Press International
Point Loma Defeats Chapman, Despite 20 Points by Huston
More Than 1,000 Attend Memorial Service for Veeck
NFC PLAYOFFS : Big, Bad Bears Meet Old What's-His-Name and Giants Today MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Pacific 10 Roundup : Moscatel Gives Huskies a 70-69 Win Over Cardinal
College Basketball Roundup : Tar Heels Say Goodby With a 90-79 Win From Times Wire Services
USC Tries to Sneak Up on Oregon in TV Game MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
PREP BASKETBALL : Girls' Roundup : Foothill Puts Brakes on Ocean View's Scoring Machine, 59-44 STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
OVER THE TOP? : Ramsay Passes Beyond the Shadows of Elway, Young Only to Find a New Age of Darkness JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
PREP BASKETBALL : Boys' Roundup : Mater Dei Is Pressured, but Escapes With Victory
Miami Escapes a Cleveland Vise, 24-21 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Pelle Lindbergh: Gone but Not Forgotten KEN RAPPOPORT, Associated Press
The Big D Isn't Dallas--It's Dickerson, 20-0 : Ram Rushes for 248 Yards, Scores on Runs of 55, 40; Defense Smothers Cowboys RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Golf : At Last, Tour Champions to Fire the First Shot Shav Glick
Pepperdine Struggles to Beat Northern Iowa RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Play Host to Germany's Schalke 04 Soccer Team Tonight MARC APPLEMAN
Oregon St. Beats UCLA in a Sleeper TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
With Help From Son of Smokey, Aztecs Win STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Women Beaten in Louisiana, 73-59 Associated Press
Swedish, Texas High Jumpers Meet at Meadowlands United Press International
Near-Blinding Brings Plastic-Visor Issue to Fore in NHL ROBERT FACHET, Washington Post
Wickenheiser Ahead of Schedule for Return to Blues' Lineup United Press International
UCI Swimmers Beat Fresno State, 62-38
Patriot Owner Says He's Not an Al Davis Fan From United Press International
Olajuwon's Name Translates to 'Always Being on Top,' and It Seems to Fit Him Well Associated Press
Pam Shriver Eyeing a Career In Politics WILL DUNHAM, United Press International
Stewart's Hat Trick Leads USIU Victory
Field of Eight Set for Next Rainbow Classic Associated Press
Unable to Do Any Kicking, Cowboys Take Their Licking GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Thousand Oaks Ties Simi Valley for Title DAVID KECK, Times Staff Writer
McCallum, Vellie Lead UCSD Women
Mr. Inside, Mr. Outside Lead Irvine Past Utah State, 96-82 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Becker Faces Wilander Today in Final at Berlin United Press International
At Crespi, Muff System Purrs as Players Learn Step by Step MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Titan Wrestlers Take Fourth Place
CSUN Women Hit Stride With 70-57 Victory Over K. C. DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Sabres' Perreault Reflects on His Career Associated Press
Trade Tech Comeback Catches Pierce With Seconds Left, 69-67 DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Calls Are Few for Collier Despite His Job on Cobb STEVE SPRINGER
An Ongoing Problem : Women Reporters Resent How They're Treated in the Locker Rooms FRED LIEF, United Press International
Cal Lutheran Loses at Cal Poly SLO, 75-62
More and More Refined Handicapping ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
MAGAZINE
Mouse in the House : Bernie Shine's Entire Home Is Full of Mickey Mouse Memorabilia--and That Still Isn't Enough BEVIS HILLIER
World on a String : Los Angeles Is the World Capital of Pop / Jazz Harp. Meet Some of the Local Talent MARTIN HALSTUK, Martin Halstuk is a Los Angeles Times copy editor
Make Everything Come Up Roses ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is the gardening editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine
Jack Hammered
Blithe of Riley
Not-So-Amazing Story
Legal Advice
Far Fierce Hours and Sweet VICKI HEARNE
VET Q&A : Food Allergy TODD TAMS DVM / ACVIM
Fruitless and Fancy Free GEORGE HARMON SCOTT
Flowery Compliment
Houses Behind Houses : They're Always Little, These Shy and Backward Houses, Unpresumptuous, Yet Almost Smugly Cozy MIV SCHAAF
Wanton Whims?
Know Thy Apple : 'Like Wines, the Quality of Apples Depends On Many Factors -- Terrain, Weather and the Care With Which They Were Grown' ROBIN TUCKER, Robin Tucker is creative director-food for Los Angeles Times Magazine.
THE MIRROR : How Others See Us : Jazz Lessons
Stan Chambers PATT MORRISON, Patt Morrison is a Times staff writer
Before and Happily Ever After : A House in Need of Repair Becomes the Perfect Home VIRGINIA GRAY, Virginia Gray is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine
Roughing It With My Son : An Annual Trip to the Alaskan Wilderness Has Become a Lemmon Family Tradition JACK LEMMON, Actor Jack Lemmon's latest film is "Macaroni." He and his son , Chris , are currently at work on Blake Edwards' new movie, "Crisis." and PRODUCED BY LINDEN GROSS
Rebels With a Similar Cause : From California, Cambodian Guerrillas Fight a Commuter War CYNTHIA KADONAGA, Cynthia Kadonaga is a San Jose writer
Terms of Endearment : In the Dominion of Names, Grandparents' Opinions Are Incidental--Until It Comes to Nicknames Myra Vanderpool Gormley, Myra Vanderpool Gormley is a syndicated columnist.
Threadbare : Left Off the Best-Dressed List Again JACK SMITH
Aging Well : Who Says California Cabernets Don't Stand the Test of Time as Well as Their French Counterparts? ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
A Long Way From Home : Some Vietnamese Immigrants Have Quietly Assimilated; for Others Who Yearn to Return Home, the War Goes On DAVID DeVOSS, Staff writer David DeVoss, was a correspondent in Vietnam and has made seven trips to Ho Chi Minh City since the end of the war
BUSINESS
Men and Women in Blue Join Class NANCY RIVERA
3M's Visual Pollution
Office Hiring on the Rise JEFF ROWE
Interplay of Tax Code, Farm Laws Yields Odd Harvest BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
3M's Visual Pollution
Uncertainty Is the Worst Part of Tax Debate JOHN F. LAWRENCE
Booming Market Carried Along Many County Firms in '85 ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Loan Signed, Trade Surplus Seen : Colombia's Economic Prospects Improving From Reuters
Managers Must Learn to Take Needed Risks
Behind the Scenes of a Bank Takeover by FDIC : Secrecy, Drama, Worry Mark One 'Barbecue' BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Rock Climbers Stranded BRUCE KEPPEL
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Office Building Renovation to Be Finished in April
Financing Bid to Expand Convention Center OKd
Citizens, Not City, Lead Fight for Good Planning Sam Hall Kaplan
Group Fetes Anniversary
Ex-Marine Helps Veterans Fulfill American Dream RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
$6-Million Spa Health Club to Open in Vista
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Firm Operating Under New Name Reorganizes
Camarillo OKs Development on 93 Acres Special to The Times
Quarter Ownership Plan Comes to Desert : Variation on Traditional Time-Share Concept Rotates Scheduling EVELYN De WOLFE
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Vacancies Dip in Long Beach
Urban Pioneers Sink Their Roots in L. A.'s Downtown : New Housing in Heart of City Appeals to Many MIKE TEVERBAUGH, Teverbaugh is Times copy editor. and
Family YMCA Center to Undergo Design Changes
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Redevelopment Agency Announces Acting Chief
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Time for a Change
A Time of Optimism for the West : Logjams Broken, Stalemates Ended Don Cook, Don Cook is The Times' European diplomatic correspondent.
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