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What happened on January 06, 1986
SPORTS
ADRIAN DANTLEY : The Quiet, Misunderstood Scoring Machine THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Millen and Long Put Late Hit on Patriots' GM ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Men Once Again Win in Spalding Pro-Am : But PGA's Eastwood Still Finds Reason to Complain About Women BILL SHIRLEY, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Michigan State Hands Indiana Another Big Ten Loss at Home From Times Wire Services
Long, Millen Scuffle With Patriots' GM Associated Press
Irwin Takes a Cruise in Bahamas and Wins by Six Strokes With a 67 Associated Press
Names in the News
Robinson Says Rams Look Forward to Fun and Game in Chicago RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Wilson Gets Most of Blame for This One SCOTT OSTLER
Sykes Gets Winning Goal as Kings Get Second Straight Road Victory CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Chicago Just May Zero In On Rams
Ueberroth Will Begin Drug Inquiry This Week
Steiner Leads Austria's 1-3 Finish in Women's Slalom Associated Press
Timing Is Off for Schalke 04 Team in Its 8-3 Exhibition Loss to Sockers MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
NBA Roundup : Trail Blazers Rally, Beat Warriors DAN HAFNER
Taking Good With the Bad : Melanie Williams Is Western's Bright Spot STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
By Cutting the Giants Down to Size, Bears Give Rams Clue to the Future MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Bears Are Not About to Take It for Granted MIKE DOWNEY
NHL Roundup : Gretzky, Oilers Snuff Flames, 6-3 DAN HAFNER
Long Beach Women Open Up on Old Dominion : Cindy Brown Has 30 Points, 13 Rebounds as Fourth-Ranked 49ers Win, 89-73 JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Bol Not the Only Show as Lakers Run Away From Bullets, 118-88 THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Yashgan, Getting a Touch of Luck, Slips by Tights to Win by 2 Lengths BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Review : Orange Coach Graham Leads a Life in the Fast-Break Lane Steve Lowery
Clippers Sign 7-Foot Center Wallace Bryant, Put Derek Smith on Injured Reserve List SAM McMANIS
Analysis : Raider Offense Couldn't Overcome Its Mistakes BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Raiders Fumble, Stumble, Finally Crumble : Six Turnovers Give Patriots a 27-20 Upset MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Snafus: Pregame Show With No Game, Heidi Revisited for KMPC LARRY STEWART
Bo Kimble's 22 Points Play a Big Role as USC Defeats Oregon, 75-60 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Baze Rides a Record 118th Winner of Winter Meeting at Bay Meadows Associated Press
Becker Stuns Wilander in Junior Masters Final From Times Wire Services
Raiders Give the Game to the Patriots, 27-20 : 3 Interceptions and 3 Fumbles Result in Loss Associated Press
One Small Step for Basketball : Scott Brooks Proves He Belongs at UC Irvine in Spite of a Major Shortcoming on the Court JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Christopher Isherwood, Whose Tales Inspired 'Cabaret,' Dies STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Trial Date to Be Set in 1981 Fraud Suit Over Cheap-Energy Device JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
America's History Is Still So Close You Can Reach Out and . . . BILL STALL, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer.
The Castro-Reagan Paralysis
Lakeside
8 Killed in Truck Crash Associated Press
Death of Woman May Be Linked to Serial Killings
The Soviets' European Card Is a Loser HANNES ADOMEIT, Hannes Adomeit is a senior staff member at the Research Institute for International Politics and Security in Ebenhausen, West Germany. He is currently visiting fellow at the Rand/UCLA Center for the Study of Soviet International Behavior
Anaheim
Clear Skies and Warmer Days Are on the Way to Southland
Campaign Panel to Pay $4,500 Penalty From the Associated Press
Costa Mesa
Death Rule May Divide Liberals on High Court DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Apply Malpractice Reforms to Personal-Injury Justice RICHARD A. WIEBE, Richard A. Wiebe is regional director of public affairs for the Alliance of American Insurers in San Francisco, a national trade association of more than 175 property and casualty insurance companies.
Blue Skies and Warmer Air Predicted : Storm System on Its Way Out; El Toro Records Most Rain GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Progress Reported in Cleanup Efforts : Spilled Oil Washes Onto Cabrillo Beach MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Sunshine on the Environment
Los Alamitos
Oceanside
Proposal to Sell FHA
Proposal to Sell FHA
Naming Holidays
San Diego : Mission Closing Puts 200 on Street
Vietnam War
Tough Choices Face Board in Exploring Classroom Shortage ELAINE WOO, Times Staff Writer
Proposal to Sell FHA
Brea : Council to Discuss City Ban on Fireworks Sales Roxana Kopetman \f7
Hopes for Hamlet Survive Hardships of Rural Michoacan RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
The 'Angel of the Hills' : Minister Puts Aside Retirement to Aid the County's Alien Farm Workers JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Killer Whale Calf Born at Sea World Associated Press
55 Freeway's New Commuter Lanes Called Hazardous KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Killer Whale Gives Birth at Sea World From Associated Press
Catholic- Jewish Progress
Fullerton : Planners to Weigh Use Permit for Sikh Temple Sibyl Jefferson \f7
La Palma : Tipton's Resignation on Council's Agenda Sibyl Jefferson \f7
Near-Tragedies Prompt Warnings on Dangers of Gas Heating Devices MIRNA ALFONSO, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point : Public Meeting Set on Possible Incorporation Robert Schwartz \f7
Meyer Serves Bradley as 'Mayor of the Valley' RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Camp Pendleton
High Court Liberals May Be at Odds Over Death Penalty DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Spy Ship Off Lebanon, Israel Says United Press International
Hit-and-Run Help : Skid Row Residents Get Gift Food but Some Doubt It Fills a Need DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
Hopes for Hamlet Survive the Hardships RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Brothers' Research Casts New Light on Colon Cancer Risks DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
The demons were loosed on the stage of the Coronet. : Shadows on the Ceiling Al Martinez
Man Stabbed in Simi Valley Park
Thin Gruel
Adams Avenue May Be on the Road to Recovery TOM GREELEY, Times Staff Writer
New Park Marks End of Cattle-Raising Era : Zuma Canyon Rancher Uprooted by Last Roundup JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Two Killed as Helicopter Falls Into Gulf of Mexico United Press International
Gaslamp Quarter Seeks Help In Ridding Area of Unsavory Businesses ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Restrooms
Rent Control
Anaheim : Pickup Driver in Fatal Accident Is Arrested Maria La Ganga \f7
NEWS
Illinois Doctor Sentenced to Die for Killing Son United Press International
Sensing Death, He Gives Heart to Girlfriend From Times Wire Services
Rape Case Against Billie Sol Estes Dropped in Texas Associated Press
Creative Campaigns : Gag Radio: Sales Pitch With Humor MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Guns Used in 13% of Violent Crimes in 10-Year Period Associated Press
The State
Boone Selling Abe's Place United Press International
The World : S. Africa Hints Retaliation
Marcos 'Tired and Fed Up' but 'Forced to Run Again' From Reuters
The World
The State
Legislature to Kick Off Election-Year Session : Toxic Waste Measure May Pass but L.A. County Prison, Campaign Reform, Unitary Tax Doubtful CARL INGRAM and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers
Blacks, Women Give President Record Support Associated Press
The Region
Record Holiday Mail Flow a Windfall for Postal Service Associated Press
The World
Puerto Rico Post Offices Blasted Associated Press
The Nation : Transit Aid Cut Planned
Reagan to Meet Press on Tuesday Associated Press
The Region
U.S. Business Blocks Arms Talks--Pravda United Press International
The World
The Nation
The Nation
The World
Blast Injures 26 in Brazil Associated Press
The Region
The Region
The World
The Nation
The World
Justices Deny Stanford Prof's Bid to Save Job Associated Press
TMI Reactor Releases Radioactive Steam United Press International
Arab League Reportedly Vows to Back Libya if U.S. Attacks Associated Press
Libyan and Syrian Agents Blamed for 2 Airport Attacks Associated Press
Israeli Policy on Retaliation Told by Peres : Premier Bars Attack on Libya but Not on Terrorist Bases There NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
$33 Million in Wasted Military Research Cited United Press International
U.S., Vietnam Discuss Faster Hunt for MIAs Associated Press
Shuttle Liftoff Canceled 31 Seconds Short : Blastoff Delayed for the Third Time by Mechanical Problem United Press International
The Nation
Falwell Subs for Pastor Who Had an Affair United Press International
Waiver's Reversal Shows Bureaucratic Infighting DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
With Martial Law Lifted, Anti-Zia Protests Are Staged in Pakistan Associated Press
Women Voters Hire Male Chief United Press International
Voters Approve New Philippines Province From Reuters
Storm Spreads Snow Over New England From Times Wire Services
7 Hurt in Downtown Arson Fire
New Peking Concert Hall Associated Press
Book Review : Spilling Colors on Pollock's Life Canvas ELAINE KENDALL
Differences Dogged U.S.-Mexico Summit : Despite Reagan-De la Madrid Neighborliness, Friction Persisted DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Near-Blizzard Shuts Schools in Michigan : Snow Blanket Now Up to 50 Inches Deep on Upper Peninsula From Associated Press
The Nation
Garbage Prank Has Radio Station Down in the Dumps JENNINGS PARROTT
The State
Chancellor's Wife Works Full Time : Sue Young of UCLA Hosts Fund-Raisers, Functions for No Pay MARSHALL BERGES, Times Staff Writer
Military Draws List of Possible Spending Cuts JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
U.S. 'on Guard' Against Terror Attacks Here Associated Press
Striking Black Miners Fired in South Africa From Times Wire Services
The Region
Alpha Beta to Keep Warehouse
The Region
David Crosby Sent Back to Jail United Press International
The State : S.F. Study Asks AIDS-Related Abortions
The State
U.S. Is Driving Libya to Brink of War, Kadafi Says From Times Wire Services
Postmaster General Fired After One Year on the Job : Ex-Airline Official to Get Post Associated Press
Radioactive Gas Leak Traced to Overloaded Chemical Tank Associated Press
Prison Revolt: Attorney's Possible Role Focus of Trial MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Dearborn Dispute : Town Finds It Hard to Shed Racist Image JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
How One Credit Union Found Life on Radio MARTHA GROVES
N.Y. Police Foil $18.5-Million Art Theft, Arrest 3 Associated Press
The State
A Gamble on Sewage Treatment That Went Sour : L.A. Facing a $2-Billion Plumbing Bill JILL STEWART and DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writers
Fighting Battle of Mammoth Lakes : Former Olympic Skier Takes on Mountainous Challenge GARY LIBMAN
Assault Teams Storm Iowa Prison, Free Hostages Associated Press
A pregnant woman, a thoughtful bus driver, a naval officer and a brave son--compassion rides the freeways JACK SMITH
Kickback Trial for Donovan Set Feb. 18 United Press International
Bradley Alters Stand, Opposes Gun Control JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Buy-Out Completed : New Vons Ownership Sold on Super-Stores MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Purchasing Agents Note Slow Growth : Monthly Survey's Economic Index Slips in December Associated Press
Farm debt appeared to level off in 1985.
Wedbush sought a larger stake in Great American.
Wente plans to buy Stony Bridge winery.
Fluor Corp. settled three civil suits.
No Plans to Buy More Stations, Murdoch Says MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Bergen Brunswig completes acquisition.
How to Lower the Odds in Mail-Order Gamble S. J. Diamond
Eight Paradyne executives pleaded innocent.
California
Activision lost a patent lawsuit.
California
Control Data's Chief Under Fire : 74-Year-Old Norris Criticized as Firm Suffers Record Loss PETER BEHR, The Washington Post
Robins Begins Ad Series on Dalkon Claims Associated Press
60 Workers Laid Off at Air Research Aviation : Garrett's Long Beach Unit Begins Phase-Out BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
ENTERTAINMENT
Tv Review : 'Shattered Spirits': A New Approach LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
'Zoo': Kid Stuff KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Lewitzky Addresses The Craft Of The Arts JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Listeners Talk About Their Dates JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Movie Reviews : 'Office': As Corrupt As Its Targets MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Cable-news Bid Falters JAY SHARBUTT
Nbc And Abc Pull 2 Shows From Cbs' Hat MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Temianka, Virtuosi In Roger Wagner Tribute JOHN HENKEN
'Today' Brightens Mornings For Nbc JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
70mm 'Orpheus' To Bow KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'nam Vets Go On A Rampage KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
For General Public, The Beat Goes On . . . Sort Of STEVE HOCHMAN
'The Foreigner' And A Director Come West LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Block Has Weekly Radio Date With L.a. Singles JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Missives From Both Fans And Foes HOWARD ROSENBERG
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