What happened on July 03, 1986

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Tropical Coolers BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Children of Working Moms Eat Less Junk From United Press International
Marketing Byproducts Abroad DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Mechanical Helpers for Getting the Juicy Best of Fruits and Vegetables MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Toasted Vegetables as Seasonings DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
Cooking Via Video) : Negotiating the Sometime Tricky Traditional Kitchen Skills Needed in Oriental Cooking Is Easy With New Generation of Instruction Kits That Combine Visual and Written Aids TONI TIPTON
Fried Ice Cream Suitable for Holiday Treat ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Sparkling Wines From California : French Champagne Firms Have Another U.S. Entry NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
Seafood Makes Great Barbecue ANNE WILLAN, Willan, a cooking teacher and author, is founder and president of La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in Paris. She lives in Washington. and
Ah, a Taste of France BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
A Special Bread for Sandwiches
Solving Mystery of Miso JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer

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What happened on July 03, 1986

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Profile of Teen-Age Sex Offenders Holds Paradox: 'Nice Kids' From 'Strict' Homes DAVID WHARTON, Wharton is a Los Angeles free-lance writer

Cocaine Smugglers Move Into Suburban 'Stash Houses' ROY H. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer

Boy, 3, Dies After Two Heart Transplants HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer

Auction Keeps Sea Scouts' Ships in Shape BENJAMIN EPSTEIN

Vietnam to Probe 'Live Sightings' of U.S. MIAs Associated Press

'Party of the Century' : Liberty Bash Unfolds in Superlative Fashion JOHN J. GOLDMAN and BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writers

Suzanne Marx, Valley's Social Skyrocket CATHERINE SEIPP, Seipp is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.

Latinos Complain to FCC : Disc Jockey's Parody of Illegals Hits a Sour Note H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer

Retirement a picnic for mailman who watched neighborhood grow up SUE CORRALES, Times Community Correspondent

Alternative Parking Plan Presented to Culver City : Last-Minute Proposal May Save Ship's JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer

Longshore Legacy : Dockworkers to Remember 'Bloody Thursday' and Those Who Struggled to Establish Union TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer

U.S., Cuba to Start Negotiations on Reviving Immigration Pact Associated Press

Panel Urges Self-Policing Defense Sector United Press International

S. Africa to File Charges on 780 : Long Terms Possible for Anti-Apartheid Activists MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

Brazil Leader to Visit U.S. United Press International

Commissioners Delay Decisions on Development at Two Small Parks PETER PAE, Times Staff Writer

Insurance Reform Plan by Brown All but Dead LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer

Judge Sirica, 'Tired' at 82, Calls It Quits United Press International

India Gunmen Kill 6 From Reuters

West Gets First Look at New Soviet Fighter United Press International

Study Urges Malibu to Widen Scope : Outsiders' Support Seen as Vital to Anti-Growth Forces JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer

British Pilot Dies in Crash Associated Press

Pope Appeals to Guerrillas to End Fighting, Seek Peace DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer

21 Picketing Strikers Arrested United Press International

Lebanese Unite in General Strike Associated Press

Cambodian Television Will Switch to Color United Press International

Clinic Specializes in Maladies of Women MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer

U.S. to Continue Semiconductor Talks With Japan From Times Wire Services

Manhattan Beach Rejects Injured Woman's Claim : Council Ducks Blame for Attack by Goose DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer

American to Attend Waldheim Swear-in From a Times Staff Writer

Two Koreas Take Step Toward Sharing 1988 Summer Games Associated Press

$30 Million in Claims Filed in Easter Melee United Press International

Portland Area Residents Flee Foul-Smelling Gas United Press International

Bells, Flotillas Kick Off July 4 Gala in N.Y. United Press International

Santa Monica Set for Holiday Boom--in Population JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer

Storm Ties Up Wellington United Press International

Buyer Creates Buzz With Bid to Clip Street's Wings DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer

High Court Backs Use of Affirmative Action : After 8 Years, Justices Have a Consensus DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer

S. Africa Police Post Bombed, 2 Officers Hurt United Press International

Argentine Pilots Fired Associated Press

Norway to Eliminate Whaling United Press International

Sit-in Sparks Violence From Reuters

Jobless Rate Falls to 7.1% Despite Strike From Times Wire Services

Macmillan Reported Weak From Reuters

Burger Panel Faults Acts by Claiborne Associated Press

Troops Open Santiago Streets United Press International

Broyhill, Candidate for Senate, to Replace East Associated Press

L.B. Convention Center Expansion : Port Looks Again at Helping Pay for Plan DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer

19th-Century Hoopla Over Miss Liberty RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer

Soviets, West Trade Charges Associated Press

Education 1st Step Against Molestation DAVID WHARTON

Insurance Costs Kill Sunset Fair This Summer LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer

City Administrator Under Fire as Pomona Council OKs Budget JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer

Hana Upsets Chris to Face Martina in Tennis Final From Times Wire Services

Wake-Up Call a Call-Up to the Pros BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer

Reagan to Help Raise Funds for 24 in GOP Associated Press

Appeals Court Blocks Bundy's Execution Indefinitely Associated Press

Reagan Urges Bells Be Rung to Herald Relighting of Torch United Press International

France Announces New Aid Grant for Haiti From Reuters

Reagan Tax Speech Set Associated Press

L. B. Council Adopts Tough Noise Limits for Jet Flights RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer

Parents Protest After Abrupt Closure of Day-Care Center JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Boy Given Partial Adult Liver Transplant Dies United Press International

Distant Quasar Extends 'Edge' of the Universe LEE DYE, Times Science Writer

Festive Event Hails Friends of University DAVID NELSON

U.S., Europe Achieve Truce in Spain Trade OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer

Book Review : Fairy Tale Fueled by Myth, Allegory and Imagination FRANCES McCONNEL, McConnel's book of poems , "Gathering Light , " was published by Pygmalion Press. and

Whitworth Defense Wins Big Victory on Spy Jury Instruction DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer

Carson City Issues Remain Fascinating DON ALPERT

3 Killed in Chile Unrest; Regime Censors Radio WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer

11 Unhurt as DC-3 Tips on Nose During Takeoff Associated Press

Governor Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer

L.A. Prepares to Act on Years of Complaints : Laurel Canyon Loitering Spot May Be Closed DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer

Pope Urges Land Reform in Address to Colombians From Times Wire Services

High Court Backs Use of Affirmative Action : President Is Rebuffed in Two Rulings PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer

Compton Council Member Must Face Election Fraud Trial WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer

Counting the Minutes and Pounds ROZ ASHLEY, Roz Ashley is a free - lance writer in San Diego. and

6 East Germans Reportedly Killed in Bizarre Attempt to Flee to West WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer