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What happened on July 12, 1986
NEWS
3 Killed, 2 Hurt as Army Copter Crashes During Training Mission LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Tainted Water Found at Dump
2 Killed as Striking Cane Cutters Clash With Brazil Police From Reuters
Journalists in Mexico Face Scrutiny, Hostility : Major Parties Try to Win Over Correspondents Covering Key State Elections DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
10 Rebels Killed in Fierce Fighting, S. Africa Reports MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Envoy to Spain Selected From Reuters
Heat in Southeast Pushes Farmers to the Brink From Times Wire Services
Coke Snubbed in Peking From Reuters
Oregon to Bill Soviet Union $73,000 for Chernobyl-Linked Radiation Tests United Press International
Cashier in N. J. Accused of Selling Drive-in Pot Associated Press
Ohio Legion Plans Vote on Kent Memorial United Press International
High Court Term Marked by Justices' Refusal to Be Pushed to the Right PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
New Dutch Government Associated Press
Italian Crisis Continues; Socialist Party Rejects Andreotti's Bid to Form New Government United Press International
Berlin Paper Says Hess Has Cancer; Military Denies It United Press International
U.S., S. Korea Reject North's Talks Bid United Press International
Bush Sets Up Finance Panel in Michigan GABE FUENTES and ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Staff Writers
Sharp Increase of AIDS Among Drug Users in Europe Reported From Reuters
Space Program to Be Reviewed; Shuttle Decision Again Delayed United Press International
Marcos Was Advising Tolentino on Rebellion, Defense Ministry Reveals Associated Press
Court Won't Raise Aid if Recipient Lives With Family
Japanese Hint at Establishment of Ambitious 'Global Marshall Plan' LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Pinochet Indicates He Will Try to Remain in Power When Term Ends in 1989 Associated Press
Siamese Twins Separated Associated Press
Terrorist Group Says It Caused Fatal Paris Blast From Times Wire Services
Peril of Latinos' Illiteracy in English Cited LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
British Warships in Shanghai May Portend U.S. Visits United Press International
AMA Challenges Justice Dept. Approval of Firing AIDS Victims From a Times Staff Writer
U.S.-Philippine Relations Turning Warmer in Post-Marcos Era MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Banks Cut Prime Rate to Eight-Year Low of 8% : Act on Fed's Cue to Reduce Interest Costs JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Plan Against Bias Outlined by Red Onion HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
For TV Man, It's Ready, Aim and Fired United Press International
White-Collar Workers Get Tentative 10% Pay Hike : One Pact Reached in Philadelphia Strike From Times Wire Services
U.S. Probes Fiery Uprising at Reformatory in Virginia From Times Wire Services
Rapist Captured in Texas by Posse Using Dogs, Helicopters and Horses Associated Press
Irradiation Firm Pleads Innocent to Charges It Covered Up N.J. Spill Associated Press
Strike Action Flares Again at 2 Harbors GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Radiation Fatal to Moroccan, Paper Says Associated Press
Protestants Protest Pact as Ulster Braces for Today's Battle of Boyne Marches From Times Wire Services
Stealth Jet Believed to Have Crashed : AF Seals Off Site Where Pilot Died Near Bakersfield RALPH VARTABEDIAN and ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writers
Banks Cut Prime Rate to Eight-Year Low of 8% : Deflation Signaled by Wholesale Index OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Soda, Dessert Mixes Taken Off Store Shelves After Poison Threats From Times Wire Services
6 Burn to Death in Crash From Reuters
Escaped Rapist Hunt Intensifies; Texas Town Is 'Running Scared' United Press International
Deep Scars From Bitter Ethnic Fight : Sri Lanka's Peace Hopes Hinge on Autonomy Offer RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Whitworth Spy Trial Jury in Deliberations Associated Press
Recount Shows Sumner the Winner in Election Reversal for LaRouche Follower LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Funding Agreement Puts Metro Rail Back on Track RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Tourists Warned on Traveling to Ciudad Juarez Associated Press
Lawmakers OK School, Water Bonds : Governor Dealt Blow on Toxics Cleanup Issue RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Typhoon Hits Chinese Coast Near Hong Kong; 93 Dead in Philippines United Press International
Bar Seeks to Take Over Work of Accused Lawyer
Recount of Votes Goes to Sumner : Former Judge to Face Badham in Orange County LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Mexico Political Ties : New Owner of UPI Stirs Press Unrest THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Aides Back SALT Meeting : Call on Reagan to Accept Soviet Proposal on Pact ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
461 Goats on San Clemente Island Killed GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Charges Against Man Dismissed
Beleaguered Chancellor at UCSB Resigns MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Bookstore Sells 'Secret' U.S. Papers Seized in Embassy Takeover DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Local News in Brief : Pair's Death Believed a Murder-Suicide
'Second Chance' to Be Topic of Sermon DANIELLE A. FOUQUETTE
Thoughts on Bilingual Education
San Diego
Wide Coalition Backs Catholics Against Suit to Lift Tax Status Associated Press
Stanton : Woman Held on Child Endangerment Charges Marcida Dodson
'Boozing Boater' Bill OKd by Senate, Sent to Governor KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Johnson Nears Victory in War on Fabric Board; Governor Gets Bill KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
San Ysidro
Woodland Hills Man Dies After Van Crashes Into Palm
City Council Panel OKs District Plan Criticized by Woo RICHARD SIMON and CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writers
Stallone and Simi Freeway
Developers and the Arts
Desert Region Hit by 2 More Aftershocks United Press International
Santa Ana : Murder Suspect Tries to Slash Own Throat Gary Jarlson
Princess Visits Canada From Reuters
Orange : Unemployed Engineer Held in Wife's Death Nancy Wride
Rangeland Fires Rage Out of Control in Alaska United Press International
Council's Error Puts Brakes on Building Ban RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Convicted Arsonist Held in Sylmar Fire
Bilingual Points of View
Tustin
Vietnamese Gets Mistrial in Shooting : Juror Faces Contempt Hearing for Pursuing Own Investigation JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Sound Data Could Give Foundation to Noise Wall BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Aldrich Takes On Yet Another Hitch as a UC Chancellor BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Carson Councilman Convicted of Fraud WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Zschau, in About-Face, Now Says He'd Oppose Arms Sales to Saudis KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
2 Cases Test Prohibition on Insulting Schoolteachers JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Woman Crushed by Car in Shop Dies
Fallen Cyclist Hit, Killed by Truck
No-Contest Plea in Tujunga Slaying
Magna Charta Copy Starts National Tour in Portland United Press International
San Diego
Imagine, a Goat That Won't Bathe : Children, Animals in Spotlight at County Fair RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
2nd Police Officer Linked to Bid to Run Bingo Quits TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Repairman's Car Damaged : Actor Gets Jail Term, but It May Be Lifted SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Desert Region Rattled by 4.0 Aftershock Associated Press
Navy Kills 461 Goats on San Clemente Island GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana Officer Shot, Drug Suspect Wounded in Raid MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Van Houten's Sixth Bid for Parole Rejected PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ortiz Seeking Leave From Registrar Post During D.A. Inquiry DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Accused in TV Producer's Death : Slaying Trial of Maid Goes to Jury JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim
Purported U.S. Secrets on Sale : Iranian Bookstore in Encino Sells Series About Seized Documents DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Temblor Possibly Aftershock of 1971 Killer
Santa Ana Police Begin Crackdown on Gang Violence ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Girl, 15, Dies After Running Into Side of Car Gary Jarlson
Abducted Boy Reunited With His Mother MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Official Resigns : Development Director Kosmont Will Open Own Firm GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Tibetan Lama Plans International Talks in S.F. to Seek Route to Peace K.E.S. KIRBY, Times Staff Writer
El Toro : Japan Search Goes On for 3 Missing Marines Gary Jarlson
Barricaded Suspect in Rape Captured
Red Onion Unveils Its Own Anti-Bias Plan : $2-Million-a-Year Effort Aimed at 'Positive Approach' HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Brea Man Released in Woman's Slaying : 1 Suspect Still in Custody in Death of L.A. Police Officer's Wife GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
LAPD Officer Banned as Manager After Melee at Little League Game NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Conservatives Versus Moderates : Selection of Baptist Seminary President Becomes 'Tug of War' JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Thoughts on Bilingual Education
State Moves to Shut Down Rest Home : $42,500 Fine Asked of Rev. Lowe in 17 Patient Deaths JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Top County Democratic Post Up for Grabs Again BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Profits From Medicare Listed : Northridge, Other Hospitals Challenge U.S. Audit ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Thoughts on Bilingual Education
Labor of Love by Warsaw Academy Teacher : Polish Expert Restores Mission Art Treasures DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Thoughts on Bilingual Education
Newport Beach : Panel Gives Reprieve to Landmark China House Jody Becker
Thoughts on Bilingual Education
One Mother's Experience on the Liberty Weekend
Hope and Obstacles Facing World Bank
Loma Linda Heads Profits List : U.S. Audit on Money Made Off Medicare Challenged ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
South Koreans Feel 'Sacred Wind' of Change'
SPORTS
THE GOODWILL GAMES : Roundup : Two U.S. Boxers Win, but Women's Volleyball Team Beaten by Soviets From Times Wire Services
Tyson Breaks Boyd's Nose in First, Then Scores a Knockout in Second Associated Press
She Who Laughs Last: Janet Evans : Placentia's Petite Swimmer Surprises at Goodwill Games MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
It's Something a Lot Like Football : Line Score for Summer Passing League: No Runs, No Hits, No Tackles, No Pads STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Does Anybody Care What Carlton Says?
Names in the News
Race Across AMerica : Penseyres Has Lead; Secrest is Gaining
Names in the News
Mornings at Camp--Stronger Minds in Strong Bodies SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Tour de France : Belgian Wins 8th Leg; Dane Retains Lead United Press International
Names in the News
London Grand Prix Track and Field Meet : Puica Sets Record in 2,000; Lewis and Ashford Win Associated Press
Colton's Faria Wins Speedway Fair Derby
Watts, Four Others Ranked Nationally
Names in the News
Why Were Angels in Canada on 4th?
Navratilova Is an American, Too
Dodgers Could Use Some of Their Ex-Players
Navratilova Is an American, Too
Ventura Suffers Worst Loss of Year, 20-7 DARRYL MAXIE, Times Staff Writer
TeamTennis : Teltscher and Bonder Lead Strings Into Opener TOM FARREY, Times Staff Writer
Snow Chief to Undergo Operation : Removal of a Bone Chip Will Sideline Colt for Rest of Year BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Pierce Appoints Athletic Director DAVID MORGAN
Orange County Players Learn Lessons at Summer Camp SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Will Dancer Gives Whittingham Double Threat BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County All-Star Football Game : Recktenwald Paces the South to 28-13 Victory TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
NFL and Players Agree to Arbitrate Rozelle's Random Drug-Testing Plan Associated Press
All-Star Game : Jackson, Garvey Will Have to Sit This One Out
Lures of the Wild : How to Make a Million Catching Bass by Computer and Wiggle Wart RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Dickinson's Hot Finish Ties King for Open Lead From Times Wire Services
Reporter Is Accused of Being Prejudiced
Institute for Advanced Basketball : Each Summer, Top Prospects Gather to Be Seen at Princeton SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
McClelland's Defensive Play Helps Blunt North Offense MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Coach Is at Home in Moscow : But After a Week, Alla Svirsky Leaves With Fewer Regrets RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Dickerson Likes Bo's Decision
L.A. Games Committee Strips Title From Canyon HEATHER HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Could Use Some of Their Ex-Players
American League Roundup : A Lighter Bat Turns Garcia Into a Heavy Hitter DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
Jackson, McCaskill Provide Just the Jolt Angels Need to Win MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Could Use Some of Their Ex-Players
Tennis Roundup : Pernfors Loses to Gunnarsson in Swiss Open From Times Wire Services
Bubka Said to Be Considering Libel Suit Over Drug Remarks RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Navratilova Is an American, Too
Dodgers Could Use Some of Their Ex-Players
Drug Users Should Be Made Outcasts
Dodgers Defeated, 6-3, as 'Sarge' Earns Stripes With Two Cub Homers GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Bias and Rogers Were Not Heroes
Mammoth Cycling Race Series Begins Today
Raiders Sign Navy's McCallum; He Is Expected to Attend Rookie Camp SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Gone, but Not Forgotten : Former Baseball Players in Financial Straits Get Help Quietly From Association CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Does Anybody Care What Carlton Says?
Garvey's Batting Slump Extends to Field : 2-Run Error Helps Sink Padres TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Boyd Is Suspended for Leaving Red Sox Clubhouse MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
BRIEFLY : Cal Lutheran to Honor Brian Kelley of Giants LISA GOULIAN, Sports Digest was compiled by Lisa Goulian
Claim That Bias Free-Based Drug Is Disputed
A Good Game for a Pair of Long-in-Tooth Cubs : Matthews and Cey, Taking It One Year at a Time, Lead Win by Youthful Team TOM FARREY, Times Staff Writer
Police Close Rogers Case Without Finding Supplier United Press International
National League Roundup : Carter Hits 2 Homers, Including Grand Slam DAN HAFNER
BUSINESS
Wickes OKs Sale of Apparel Chain
Led San Pedro Parish From 1946 to 1975 : Msgr. Scott of 'Fishermen's Church' Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Viratek Reports Loss of $567,000 in 2nd Quarter
Suit by Investors Calls Partnerships' Accounts Tainted BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Motorola Earns $55 Million in Quarter, Double Year-Ago Net
Livestock Futures Prices Off From Associated Press
Dow Ends Its 2nd-Worst Week Ever With 10-Point Drop From Times Wire Services
Top U.S. Oil Firms Cut Crude Price : Texaco, Exxon, Mobil Reductions Reflect Petroleum Glut Associated Press
Irvine Contraceptive Firm Reports $1.8-Million Loss
Monk Higgins, 50, Record Producer and Saxophonist
Thrifty Sales, Profits Climb for Quarter and Nine Months
Dollar Up Despite Discount Rate Cut Associated Press
AT&T Billing Shift Poses Problem for Regulators Associated Press
Triton to Leave Century City, Move to La Jolla BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Whirlpool Reports $52-Million Profit on 11% Increase in Sales
SEC Charges L.A. Man With Fraud in Oil Well Scheme DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Cleveland Firm to Become Partner : May Department Stores to Sell Part of Park La Brea in $201-Million Deal MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Intel Reports $20-Million Loss in 2nd Quarter
Care Enterprises Reduces Public Offering by 30% JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Nina Morgana; Diva Who Sang With Caruso
Kaiser Aluminum to Sell Bulk of Real Estate Assets NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
'Bullfighter And The Lady' For Aficionados MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Tv Review : 'Glyndebourne': A Site For Soaring Sounds DONNA PERLMUTTER
McGRADY WILL PRODUCE WALTERS' ABC SPECIALS JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Tv Sports Roundup
Pop Music Review : Attack Stuck In A '70s Hard-rock Time Warp DON WALLER
Dead Canceled
Batemans Signed For Nbc Movie
Sacramento Symphony Pact From United Press International
Old Globe Comes Full Circle TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
'Mouse Detective' Good News For Animation CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Stage Review : 'Student Prince' Gets Poor Grades LIANNE STEVENS
Weekend Tv : Panelists Will Ponder Porn, Taxes
Jazz Artists Plan Aid For U.s. Hungry LEONARD FEATHER
Music Review : Latham-koenig Conducts 'Scheherazade' At Bowl MARC SHULGOLD
Sushi Is Place To Perform For Artists In San Deigo ROBERT McDONALD
BoDEANS: 'LOVE, HOPE,' POTENTIAL ROBERT HILBURN
Comedy Club : 'Improv' May Open In Irvine CHALON SMITH
On The Spot Playing Kurt Weill's 'Johnny' JANICE ARKATOV
Back To Work After 'Cotton Club' RODERICK MANN
Czech State Artist Brings Know-how To Rep Theatre HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
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