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What happened on July 16, 1986
SPORTS
Bill Haughton Succumbs to Harness Race Injuries BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Harness Driver Haughton, Injured at Yonkers, Dies United Press International
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Pressman and Cresse are Camp Partners DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
THE 1986 ALL-STAR GAME : Notebook : Gwynn's Contribution? At Least Padre Connected With the Ball TOM FRIEND and ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writers
Junior World Golf Tournament : Little Tiger Has Huge Potential : Woods, 10, Shoots for Third Straight Junior Golf Title CHRIS ELLO
Surgery to Remove Bone Chip From Snow Chief's Knee Termed a Success
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Duarte to Get Title Shot This Year If Ranked in the WBA's Top 10 STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Basketball Team Advances, 69-60 Associated Press
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Ram Notebook : Brock Benched by 'Nagging' Bad Back JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Reuss to Undergo Elbow Surgery : Struggling Dodger Left-Hander Will Be Out Five Weeks GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Howe Tests Positive ('99.9%') for Cocaine
Ditka Recalls His Best Because Few Others Do
He Has Spent Most of His Life Pursuing Southland's Great Outdoors GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Turnberry Is Terrific for Watson MIKE DOWNEY
Mac Is Back on Attack : McEnroe Shows He's Still Sharp on Verbal Volleys GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Bombeck Can't Keep Gulls From Bombing : Humorist Makes Appearance as Ventura Bows to Palm Springs, 6-3 DARRYL MAXIE, Times Staff Writer
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HOW TO MAKE THE CUT : Don't drop the ball with coaches around (see above) : Explode at the ballcarrier, or at least hit really hard : Show speed, strength --'something, anything' LISA GOULIAN, Times Staff Writer
Don't Have Money for Equipment? Don't Have Much Athletic Skill? Hey, If You Can Walk, Then You Can . . . : TAKE A HIKE STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Goodwill Games Roundup : Soviets Collect Seven Golds in Gymnastics From Times Wire Services
Ditka Puts His Bears on the Spot : Can They Defend Their Title Without Ryan's 46 Defense? BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Race Across America : Pete Penseyres Breaks Record by 16 Hours
American League Wins a White-Knuckler, 3-2 : Hough Goes Aflutter in 8th; Valenzuela Fans 5 in Row ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
First Major Albacore Catch of Season Reported : Persistence and a Vote Pay Off for 26 Fishermen 220 Miles From Point Loma EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Raider Rookie Camp Opening Today With Real Rookies Expected MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Race Across AMerica : Haldeman and Beerer Fight to the Finish for Second and Third Spots
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When Stuck in Fog, Stick to the Basics RICHARD BUFFUM
Unrein Is Signed by Chargers : Spanos Hopes to Come to Agreement With First-Rounders Soon CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Files Protest After Boxer Is Disqualified for a Low Blow RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Villaroman Opens Title Defense With Round of 66 to Lead by 2 CHRIS ELLO
American Dream Alive and Well in Rams Park : 16 Years Ago, Chul Yong Kim's Mother Sent Her 7-Year-Old Son Off to the U.S.; Today, Chul Schwanke Bids for NFL Career JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : Hinault Takes Overall Lead; LeMond in Second Place United Press International
Jordan Has the Spotlight : Virginia Slims of San Diego Field Limited but Growing MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei Heads Tournament Field Friday at Servite
THE 1986 ALL-STAR GAME : Impostor in Met Uniform Shags Flies Until Caught by Lasorda : Notebook TOM FRIEND and ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writers
PARKS AND RECREATION NOTEBOOK : Ethnic Soccer League Appeals to Athletes Over 30 LISA GOULIAN, Times Staff Writer
Mike Rae Is Named to Orange Coast Staff
Better Helmet Might Be His Legacy : Haughton's Death Could Lead to Higher Safety Standards SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Ex-Officer Sentenced to Death in 6 Killings, Tells Court: 'I'm Not a Monster' Associated Press
Prison Breakout Foiled, Six Held in Plot, FBI Says H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Florence Halop of TV's 'Night Court' Dies at 63 EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Haiti's Police Leader to Die : Convicted of Murder, Torture for Duvaliers From Times Wire Services
Democrat Group to Push Iacocca for President United Press International
OBITUARIES : Lucille Wall, Star of Radio Show 'Portia' BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Air Crew Blamed for 137-Death Crash in Storm Associated Press
U.S. to Assist Bolivia in Massive Drug Raids JUAN de ONIS and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
The Region : Cocaine Death Rate Soars
Armed Man Slain in Shoot-Out Suspected in 'Several' Slayings Associated Press
Inside the Titanic: Robot Records Its Ghostly Secrets BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Animal Experts Praise Fired L.A. Zoo Director Thomas at Court Hearing
U.S. Aids Typhoon Victims United Press International
National Rules for Truck, Bus Drivers Sought GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Botha Unveils New Jet--and It Looks Familiar Associated Press
The Nation
Hostage's Sister Pushes to Get Visa From Syria United Press International
The Nation : Hikes in Benefits Backed
Ammonia Leak Injures 14, Routs 150 in W. Virginia United Press International
The State
The World : Spain's Security Criticized
The Nation
GIs Bolster Bolivian Drug Force United Press International
Major A-Test Set for Thursday in Nevada Associated Press
The Nation
Panel OKs U.S. Debt Limit of $2.323 Trillion Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
Quick Senate Passage of S. African Curbs Seen as Hearings Begin BOB SECTER and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
The World
Jargon and Endless Talk Stall Reforms, Peking Complains Associated Press
Sentencing Delayed for Ex-Postal Official Associated Press
The World
Citicorp's Profits Fall 6%; Loans, Investments Cited From Reuters
The State
Group Led by Pat Brown Urges Bird Reconfirmation From Associated Press
16 Senators Vow Filibuster Over Aid to Contras SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
The World
Claim Filed in Death of Shuttle Pilot United Press International
B of A Suffers $640-Million Quarter Loss VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Reagan Vows to Win Manion's Confirmation SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Africans Decry Lack of S. Africa Blockade United Press International
Britain, Soviets End Dispute Over 60-Year-Old Claims TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Earlier Tax Cut Sought by Reagan : Lag After Curbing of Deductions Seen Hurting Economy TOM REDBURN and MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : A Boondocks Kingdom of the Mean and the Magical WANDA URBANSKA, Former Maine resident Urbanska is author of "The Singular Generation , " to be published by Doubleday in October. and
Judge Halts Philadelphia Strike Associated Press
Aquino Assails Kidnapers, Urges Military to 'Act Decisively' MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Drought Worsens and Death Toll Rises to 10 : Use of Water Severely Restricted in Sizzling Southeast DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
OMB May Get Power to Cut Deficit : Move Seen as Way Out of Gramm-Rudman 'Disaster' KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Gloomy Harbingers: Sales, Factory Use Down Sharply Associated Press
'Anti-Christian' Passages in Texts Could Embarrass Students, Prof. Tells Court United Press International
The Nation
32 Million Called Overweight, Primarily From Lack of Exercise MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Suspected Spy Takes Refuge From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
FBI Says It Has Suspects in Odeh Death : Jewish Extremists Blamed in Murder of Arab-American Associated Press
Justices Raise Doubts on S. Africa Emergency Rules MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
7 Die in Taiwan Hotel Fire Associated Press
Navy Plane Crash Kills 2 United Press International
U.S. and Soviets to Discuss Reagan Position on SALT From Reuters
The Anti-Drug Message Will Get a Rock Beat KAI ITO, Times Staff Writer
The World
May Co., Robinson Chains to Merge as 4th in Nation : Southland Stores Will Be Separate Associated Press
Weary Pilots End 111-Hour Non-Stop Flight From Times Wire Services
High Court Won't Bar Vote on Gann Pay Curb United Press International
Sanctions Immoral, Thatcher Argues From the Washington Post
Surprise Lunch Held to Polish Jordan's Image DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Hussein Links PLO, Islam, Communists CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Marcos Said to Admit Spying on U.S. Foes Associated Press
EPA Attacked From 2 Sides on Asbestos MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
NSC Deputy to Be Named United Press International
Cosmonauts End Flight Associated Press
Officials Forecast Perils if Gann Initiative Passes MYRNA OLIVER, Times Legal Affairs Writer
Study Foresees Vast Damage in Central L.A. in 6.3 Temblor RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Court Acts to Probe Lawyers in Bribe Scandal LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Nuns' Ransom Cut to $5,000 Associated Press
Appliance Store Gives Its Customers a Real Trimming MIKE COWLING
The Nation
S. Africa Ban on 'Subversive' Statements Voided as Vague : Court Upholds Most Emergency Rule Provisions Associated Press
Quickie Divorce Costs Spillane's Ex 'Hammer' Profits Associated Press
Gas Tanker, Car Collide; 5 Die Associated Press
Benny Rubin; Vaudeville, Movie Comic BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Knudsen Misses Payment, May File for Bankruptcy DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Ship Tragedy : Man Cheats Death--on Land, Sea RICHARD E. MEYER, Times Staff Writer
Mexico, IMF Reported Near Debt Accord : Program Would Stress Economic Growth Rather Than Austerity OSWALD JOHNSTON and TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writers
The State
The State : Vanity Phone Numbers?
Administration Efforts to Curb 'Crack' Assailed as Inadequate GABE FUENTES and LARALYN SASAKI, Times Staff Writers
U.S.-China Raft Team Near Yangtze Source United Press International
The Region
The sights, the sounds, the simple pleasures just up the road near the end of the world Jack Smith
Medal of Arts: National Honor Bestowed on 12 BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Group Rallies Against AIDS Ballot Proposition MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
Ranks Close in Marines' Gender Gap : Since Corps' Merger, Sexual Barriers Have Fallen, Group Told DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian Signs Law on Driver Tests for Impaired LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Second Trial of Kyle in Fatal Shooting of Father Begins
A Book Review Revives the Specter of Watergate GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
County to Raise General Relief Payments TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Driver Blamed in Crash Fatal to 3 SDSU Rowers NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Anthony P. Cima
Corona-Norco Schools to Give Bus Fleet Up BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Art of Compromise : On Freeway Wall, Design for Living DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Stabbing Victim Got Substandard Care at Disneyland, 2 Testify JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Panel OKs Development Concept for Property John Needham \f7
Making Tracks
Summer Treat
Costa Mesa : Summer Enrollment at OCC Sets Record Bill Billiter \f7
Canoga Park Woman Found Dead in Home
Council OKs Plan That Places Woo in Latino District CATHLEEN DECKER and RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writers
Living It Up May Help the Down and Out DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
OCC Names Dean for Health Sciences
Anaheim Salvage Firm Ordered to Get Rid of Residue With PCBs ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Electricity From Plant's Sewage Gas Misfires for City CROCKER COULSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Van Nuys Suspect Held in Theft of 3 Exotic Birds From Home
4 to 9 Overpasses May Be Needed for Trolley JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
A Day for Disabled
Mission Viejo : Man Killed as Vehicle Overturns at School Gordon Grant \f7
Countywide
All Smoke, No Fire : Supervisors Fume at Stalled Burn-Off BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
End of a Honeymoon
City OKs Irvine Co.'s Newport Center Plan JODY BECKER, Times Staff Writer
Voting Rights Drive Opened by the Disabled SAU YING CHU, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
End the Ban on Students With AIDS, District Told LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Police Trace Suspect in Motorcyclist's Death
Woman Hurt by RTD Bus Gets $1.75 Million
Tustin : Hearing Scheduled on Freeway Connector Plan Kristina Lindgren
American Aid to the Contras
American Aid to the Contras
American Aid to the Contras
American Aid to the Contras
'Drugs and Death'
'Trouble at the RTD'
Misconceptions
Police Advisory Panel Set to Open 1st Forum Tonight BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Homeowner Claims of McColl Dump Damage Rejected as Too Late JUAN ARANCIBIA, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Cheating Shouldn't Blind Us to Our Self-Interest ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is the director of European studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies at Georgetown
Santa Ana : Tenants Protest Plans to Bulldoze Homes Andy Rose
Farewell to Auburn Dam
Decision on Hosp Grove's Future Will Go on Ballot ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Power Knocked Out in Pico Rivera : Light, Scattered Showers Hit Southland TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writer
Circus Magic Comes Alive in Just 7 1/2 Hours TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Doctors Expose Medical Role in Torture JUAN LUIS GONZALEZ and FRANCISCO RIVAS, Dr. Juan Luis Gonzalez is president and Dr. Francisco Rivas secretary general of the Chilean Medical Assn. Both men are leaders of the Assembly of Civility, the coalition that called a two-day general strike two weeks ago. They were imprisoned last week on charges of security violations.
Investigator Cited for Reviving 'Dead' Man
Strangling Democracy in Nicaragua : Contra War Will Bring Paranoia and Repression, Not Freedom ABRAHAM BRUMBERG, Abraham Brumberg, former editor of the quarterly journal Problems of Communism, is a member of the executive committee of Americas Watch
Bribing of U.S. Official Brings 90-Day Sentence
1984 Plan Under Pressure : County Approves Study to Guide Castaic Growth MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Fire Commander Quits for Menlo Park Post
A New Boss at Convention Center ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
If Defendant Concedes Guilt, Why Delay Death Penalty? GERALD F. UELMEN, Gerald F. Uelmen is dean of the law school at Santa Clara University.
American Aid to the Contras
FBI Denies Having Suspended Investigation of Odeh Death From United Press International
Justices Rule Home's Sellers Not Liable for Later Injuries MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Bizarre River Raft Death Prompts Charges DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Nine Paintings Stolen From French Museum Associated Press
Molecules in the microwave are "having a real wild party and carrying on, right?" DOUG SMITH
Countywide : Golden Eagle Investors to Receive 17% Checks John Spano \f7
Marine Formally Charged With Taking Jet Joy Ride GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Southside Serial Slayer : Coalition Joins Effort to End Killer's Reign SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Computer Link Aids S.D. Police in Fingerprint Checks TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Rare Summer Storm Brings In Thunder, Lightning, Some Rain STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Voters to Decide on Proposal to Outlaw Anaheim Fireworks ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
$1 Million Sought to Aid L.A.'s Homeless RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Puts Fireworks Ban on November Ballot ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Administrator Fired at Fairview Developmental Center MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
City Bans Dish Antennas on Residential Area Roofs LORENA OROPEZA, Times Staff Writer
121 Cited for Safety Failures : Garbage Trucks Find a Surprise at 3 Dumps CROCKER COULSON, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Kabc-tv's Big News Is Little HOWARD ROSENBERG
Stage Review : Staging Is Awkward In 'Garden' LYNNE HEFFLEY
Old Globe's Winter Will Tout Debuts HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
'Tango Argentino' To Dance Into San Diego Theater In October
Lawrence Smith To Record In Soviet Union From United Press International
Ellerbee May Join Walters At Abc News JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Stage Review : 'Henry Iv' Opens Grove Season SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Tv Review: 'Water' As Earth's Highway For Evolving Life LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Where The Dance Meets The Surf At Ocean Park DOUGLAS SADOWNICK
A Royal Brouhaha In London TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Eric Burdon Lets Animal In Him Free THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Segovia At 93: 'Art Renews The Spirit' LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Schlemmer Show Lands At San Diego Museum HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Kabc Regains Radio Lead; Kiis-fm Is 3rd
Pop Music Review : Pogues Octet Not What It's All Cranked Up To Be RICHARD CROMELIN
BUSINESS
U.S. Car Sales Increase 8.8% in Early July STEPHANIE DROLL, Times Staff Writer
Nation
First American Reports Net of $45,420 for Quarter JAMES S. GRANELLI
Nation
Industrial Output in U.S. Declines 0.5% During June ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
GTE Profit Increases 8% in Quarter as Sales Climb
Six-Month Net Rises 48.6% for American Commerce
Dollar Off Against Foreign Currencies Associated Press
Yuesday, July 15, 1986 : Energy Futures Rise Sharply From Associated Press
Diceon Electronics Posts Profit of $1.7 Million
Dow Off 24.75 as Several Rally Attempts Fizzle From Times Wire Services
Northrop's Profit Drops 75% in Quarter RALPH VARTABEDIAN
Four brewers were accused of driving up prices.
Economic Recovery Hasn't Helped the Average Worker Harry Bernstein
Nation THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL
Kaiser Narrows Loss but May Not Meet Profit Goal NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
Lorimar-Telepictures will buy two TV stations.
Some Sprint customers received erroneous bills.
Oil prices rebounded in a strong rally.
Local telephone rate increase requests declined.
Varian Unveils Plan to Cut Costs, Restructure Firm From a Times Staff Writer
Canon was accused of creating a monopoly.
Hughes Aircraft will lay off 400 in Tucson.
Justice Dept. Opposes TWA, Ozark Merger ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Apache reached an agreement with Davis Oil.
Key Hughes Manager Raps Plan to Build Space Station RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Lucky Names Chairman for Gemco Unit MARTHA GROVES
Litton Division Pleads Guilty to Defense Fraud : Agrees to Pay Pentagon $15 Million in Restitution and Fines for Overcharges BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Big Bank Firms Post Mixed Results From Times Wire Services
Law Firm Reportedly to Settle J. David Case BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Resigns After Word He's Target of SEC Probe in Levine Case : Wall St. Lawyer Quits in Insider Scandal DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Pinola on the Prowl : First Interstate's Chairman Says Oklahoma City Deal Isn't the Last JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
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