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What happened on July 17, 1986
NEWS
'Inside the Gates' of Kirkeby Mansion MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Slam 'N Jam: A Chance to Taste Success : Cagers Hustle to Catch the Eye of Big-Time College Coaches, Recruiters From All Over Country. GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Sheridan College Is a Big Hit With College Cage Recruits BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
NASA Rocket Manager Named in Wrongful Death Suit to Retire MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Notebook / Mitch Polin : Legion Coach Finds Happiness in Connie Mack League MITCH POLIN
Anti-AIDS Crusader Attacks Relocation of Gay Bathhouse DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
70 CBS News Staffers Lose Their Jobs Associated Press
Inglewood : Officials to Meet Doctors
'Quiet' Glendale Suddenly Hit by Big-City Crimes ROY H. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach : LBACI Endorses Candidate
Karate in Long Beach
Book Review : A Collection of Modern, Short Fiction From Japan PAUL J. ANDERER, Paul Anderer teaches Japanese literature at Columbia University. He is the author of "Other Worlds: Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction." and
Skateboarders Roll Over Barriers MICHAEL ASHCRAFT, Ashcraft is a Chatsworth free-lance writer
Scaffold Falls on 4 Visitors at L.A. Museum From Times Wire Services
Culver City : More Money for Rental Aid
Altadena : Church Sues Hospital
Supreme Court Gives Green Light to Gann Pay Initiative PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
B of A Loses $640 Million in Quarter : Loan Problems Tied to Oil Prices and Office Building Glut VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
School Board, Union Approve 2-Year Pact for 960 Workers
Criticism OKd in South Africa : But Court Endorses State of Emergency MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
After One Day at the Top, It's Down to Riding in No. 9 MARYBARBER, Times Staff Writer
El Segundo : City Seeks Applicants
House Panel Revives Ban on Offshore Drilling BOB SECTER and MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writers
Maywood : City Employees Get Raises
Beach Spiker Champs Face Red-Hot Foes ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Suicide Car Bomber Kills Herself, Injures 3 in Lebanon Blast Associated Press
The World
Hawthorne : Ex-Candidate Sues City
Pasadena : Search for College President
Hollywood Committee 'Fractured' : Woo Urged to Mediate Redevelopment Fight KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
AT&T's Earnings Plunge 8.5% Associated Press
Coastal Panel OKs Plans for Horse Center in Malibu Hills JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena May Wait to Act on Charter DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Mexico Publisher, Reporter Slain United Press International
The State
The World
The Region
Santa Fe Springs : Purchase for Edison Site
The Nation
McMartin Defendant Sues Over Mishap at Hearing
At Odds on Business Levies : Tax Bill Leaders Pledge to Aim for 27% Top Rate TOM REDBURN and MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writers
A Spy or Kidnap Victim? Two Germanys in Dispute WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Alhambra : 4,305 Sign Tax-Cut Petitions
Hungary Launching Drive Against Drugs From Reuters
Hawthorne Axes Plan for Housing the Elderly GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Tax Conferes Ask Reagan to Mute Remarks on Bill : Don't Want His Views on Tv Nightly Associated Press
Supervisors Fume Over Stalled Plan for Firebreak BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Governor Shifts Stand, Calls for Full Divestiture CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Culver City : Development of Park Rejected
Pasadena : Mayor Gives Pay to Library
City Raises Montrose Merchants' Assessment MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Region
Culver City : Fleet of 21 New Cars Ordered
The World
Baldwin Park : Chamber Opposes Protests
Ex-Premier Going on Trial Associated Press
Jackson Calls on Brown to Reject S. Africa Envoy Post NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The Region
The Region
House Reaffirms '86 Spending Cutbacks High Court Rejected Associated Press
Bagging the Last of the Unesthetic
Pilot of Sailplane Killed as Craft Plows Into Cactus United Press International
Former Pro Grid Stars to Be Saluted
Senate Due to OK Extradition Treaty Aimed at IRA Members KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
130 Companies Ducked Taxes, Watchdog Says United Press International
Actress to Present Awards in Theater Guild Competition
Alaska Budget $900 Million Short; Job Cuts Likely United Press International
Arcadia : Trash Collection Rate Hike
Hostage Warns Against Armed Rescue Attempt Associated Press
N.Y. Firm Pulls Products After Cyanide-Lacing Call United Press International
Heat Wave Spreads to Midwest From United Press International
Public Responds to Arts Council
GI Killed in Tank Crash United Press International
Business to Keep McNamara From Caroline's Wedding United Press International
West Hollywood : Street Closure to Be Debated
Trial Begins in 1984 Beating Death of Glendale Woman, 98
The Nation : Most Back 55 Speed Limit
The State
Syria Says Hostages Are in Area Outside Its Control United Press International
Miller Says He Will Pursue Appeal of Espionage Conviction: 'I Shall Return'
Whittier : Senior Housing Approved
4 Workers in Peru Drug Eradication Project Slain From Reuters
U.S. Pact Limits Asylum for IRA United Press International
The World
The State
Faulty Pipe Weld Suspected Cause of Fire That Killed Two Associated Press
Robinson's Owner OKs Merger With May Co. : Parent Firms of 2 Southland Retailers Agree on $2.47-Billion Deal Affecting 59 Stores in Region MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
4 Hurt During High-Speed Chase
Military Temporarily Bars Litton From Defense Work BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
U.S., Soviets to Resume Talks on Atomic Tests TYLER MARSHALL and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
Making the Grade? : Administrator Challenged by Budget Crunch, Mixed Reviews From Council JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Great Lakes States Unite to Recoup Taxes LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. May Aid Anti-Cocaine Assaults in Peru, Colombia RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Airport 'Radiation' Scare Is Groundless United Press International
5 Die in Fiery Tanker, Auto Collision Associated Press
Redondo Beach : Rezoning Gets Tentative OK
Pico Rivera Manager Saves $2 Million : Budget Trimmed to Fund Senior Center STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Trailways May Lose Its License After CHP Check PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
Leap in Technology : Titanic Camera Finds a Beauty Is a Joy Forever BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
10 Kidnaped Nuns Released by Philippine Muslim Rebels United Press International
The World : Japan Textbooks Criticized
It's Not All Fun and Games : Lion Diamond Stars Learn the Minors Can Be Rough BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Marriages of Convenience to Gain U.S. Residency Target of Senators GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
$300,000 Donated to Hospital by Auxiliary
General Picked as Chief of National Guard Bureau Associated Press
El Salvador Deports 23 in Church Group United Press International
Santa Monica : Research Directors Appointed
Culver City : Apartment Owner Fined
New Business Gives Young People Frame of Reference on Job Market NANCY GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Wigs Don't Fool Club Patrons : Royal Night on Town for 2 Giggling 'Policewomen' From Reuters
Legal Battle Intensifies Over Marin Charity Trust MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Teachers, Foreign Students Learn From Each Other : English Program Puts Words to Actions MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
West Hollywood : 11 Streets, Alleys to Be Repaved
TV Film Crew Gives Fresno Day in the Sun STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Detroit City Workers Strike for Pay Raise : In Philadelphia, a Court Orders Trash Collectors Back to Work LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Environment Zealot Still Outfoxing Polluters, Pursuers GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Army Ends Grounding of 350 OH-6 Helicopters Associated Press
Man Wanted 14 Years as Bank Bomber Arrested MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Rock 'n' Roll Loses a Round to Swaggart Associated Press
KSCI Fined for Not Identifying Seoul as Sponsor
Nancy Reagan to Have Social Whirl at Royal Nuptials United Press International
Reagan Warns Pakistani: Build Nuclear Bomb and Lose U.S. Aid ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
3 Youths Chosen for Arts Awards
Study Finds Sex Education Delays Babies : Dramatic Effect on Baltimore Teens BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Gang Member Sought in Fatal Shooting
Philadelphia Union Defies Work Order : Garbage Still Piling Up; Detroit Mayor Repeats Court Threat From Associated Press
LTV Ravaged by Losses, Files for Bankruptcy United Press International
Arrests Abroad : Long Arm of Law Bends the Rules JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Region
Officials Fuming : Plans to Create Firebreak Near La Canada Stall DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Manhattan Beach : Pier Maintenance Shift
Pasadena : Northwest Zoning Changed
U.S.-Bolivian Drug Drive Proceeds Despite Losing Element of Surprise JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Try to Save Park by Blocking VA Land Sale TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Panel Shown Photos Linked to Search for POWs Associated Press
Independent Living Agency Appoints Full-Time Advocate
Long Beach : Officer Fired Over Arrest
'Draft Iacocca' Drive Opens but He Disavows Action Associated Press
Cudahy : City Moves to Obtain Land
Santa Monica : Trauma Center Status Given
West Covina : City OKs Trash Rate Hikes
where Southlanders can drop a hook MARILYN OLIVER
The Nation
Typhoon Death Toll Put at 172 in China Associated Press
Jury Sets Price of 1-Mile Median at $1.45 Million : End of 4-Year-Old Condemnation Suit Gives West Hollywood Chance to Buy STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
12 Days Without Service : Manhattan Beach Trolley Service Faces Derailment If Not Improved KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Developer's Plan for Tujunga Wash Evokes Interest and Skepticism GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Dripping Trees to Get Spray Instead of the Ax JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
El Segundo : Spill Prompts Evacuation
'That's the Big Question: Are there any fish out there?' LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Group Seeks United Front to Combat Drug Abuse JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Incendiary Device Found in British Official's Mail From Reuters
Cerritos : New Library Wing Opens
Norwalk : Parking Law Re-Evaluation
Leap in Technology : 'Pac-Man' Sees 'Breathtaking' Titanic Images BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Benefit Puts Up a Fight for Disabled Kids BENJAMIN EPSTEIN
Jewish Extremists Blamed by FBI in Santa Ana Blast LARALYN SASAKI, Times Staff Writer
Manhattan Beach : Housing for Elderly
Singles Night at Grocery: You Find a Lot of Turkeys ANN HEROLD
Christian Group's School Text Trial May Set Precedent DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Bloomin' Party an Eye, Nose Pleaser DAVID NELSON
Shuttle Engine Testing Resumes Successfully United Press International
Dole Urges Chevron to Give Up Angolan Oil Rights, Sees Support for Marxists SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
'Killing Themselves' on Angeles Crest Highway : Cyclist Crashes Prompt Crackdown BYRON McCAULEY, Times Staff Writer
Class of 15 Latino Health Counselors to Graduate Today
Norwalk : New Hunt for College VP
Welcome to the World AL MARTINEZ
Witches in China Get Into the Spirit of Farming Classes United Press International
Ranger Redux : A Football Helps Ex-LBCC Pitcher Bounce Back in Texas PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Some Tips on Keeping Rabbit in Good Shape RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Fisherman Casts Out a Line of Malarkey BILL FARMER, Bill Farmer, travel editor for the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press and Dispatch, points out that the preceding is written in such a way one might infer that women do not fish. Farmer freely admits that he doesn't know a fisherwoman and therefore has no insight on how women feel about fishing. Indeed, some fishermen may feel he is taking liberties in assuming how other men feel about fishing. Nevertheless, the You Pages of View have presented this essay as one man's feeling about the age-old sport of dropping a line in the water
Judo Students Learn Discipline, Respect JOHN NIELSEN
Commerce Councilman Protests Quiet Approval of Heliport Service WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Hawthorne : Surplus Auction Set
Downey : Program to Stem Dropouts
Pasadena Angles to Keep 'Octagon' MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Lakewood : Garage Sales to Be Limited
Long Beach : Airport Noise Law Enacted
Avoiding Disputes About Attorney Fees JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Bird Watching Through a Chain Link Fence Where the Trill May Be More a Whoosh Than a Warble --TIM WATERS
Judo Master Quietly Continues the Legacy JOHN NIELSEN, Nielsen is a Studio City free - lance writer
Pomona : Shuttle Bus Service Ending
Beating the Crowd at Torrance DMV
Seeking Congressional Seat : Joseph Kennedy II Continues Legacy ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills : Sheik's Lot May Be Subdivided
For Historical Guns, Price Is No Barrier RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Turning Tides : Manhattan Beach Paper Walks Out of Talks on Name; Wins Round in Court DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Some of Fairest at the Fair Are Beady-Eyed Rats With Big Tails PETER BAKER, Times Staff Writer
It happened in Monterey, not so long ago, where he opted for the wrong dream JACK SMITH
Kell Fits Well in Mold of Mayor : L.B. Leader a Unifying Force on Fractious Council DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Monterey Park : Paramedic Pact Renewed
Classic Cars to Get Day in Sun at Fund-Raiser EDITH H. FINE and JUDITH P. JOSEPHSON
Cabinet Ministers Warn of Public Thatcher Rift With Queen Over South Africa From Reuters
Egan's Conviction Is Another Blow to Carson's Image GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Papa Doc's Chief Henchman Sentenced to Die for Murder, Torture From Reuters
Keeping Up With Numismatic Shows DON ALPERT
Interpreters Ease Pain of Deaf Patients MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
'Why Should We Be Public's Toilet?' Ask Gas Station Owners : Downey Restroom Requirement Fuels Debate RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Study Shows Most La Mirada Elderly Are Truly in Their Golden Years STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Smoking Out a Plastic Placebo Cigarette HERB HAIN
The Region
Teachers, Pupils Learn From Each Other : English Classes Pair Words With Actions MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Motor Maids: More Like the Mild Ones Than the Wild Ones ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
'30s Benefit Aids Sojourn Shelter for Battered Women JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Downey Council Votes to Save Historic Home RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Chronic Overproduction : For Dairy Farms, Knudsen Is Only the Latest Problem DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Great American Bank Reports Gain of 124% BILL RITTER
Los Angeles County
Rockwell International's Net Up 2% in 3rd Quarter
Orange County
San Diego County
Mexico Meets With Banks to Prepare for New Loan Talks MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Nation
San Diego County
Orange County
Safeguard Reports Lower Net, Higher Revenue
San Diego County
Operating Rate of Factories Falls Sharply to 78.3% : Strikes in Three Industries Cited as June Pace Slumps to Lowest Level Since 1983 Associated Press
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Orange County
2nd-Quarter Net Drops 7% for El Torito Restaurants
Baker Shares Dive by $1 on Gloomy Industry Forecast ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
The Soviet Union may be offered export subsidies.
2nd Chain to Be Put on Block This Year : Carter Hawley Seeking Buyer for Wanamaker Unit in Philadelphia NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Travelers said it will acquire Dillon, Read & Co.
Dow Gains 5.48 as Market Pulls Out of Decline From Times Wire Services
San Diego County
Sharp Gains Posted by CalFed, Ahmanson and Great Western From Associated Press
Warner Plans $500-Million Stock Offering KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Reliance Capital Group was dealt a setback.
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
2nd-Quarter Net Falls 26% at American Air Parent
Imperial Corp. Posts Big Gain in Earnings BILL RITTER
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
Wednesday, July 16, 1986 : Wheat Futures Prices Gain From Associated Press
All Nippon Airways began service to Los Angeles.
Apple Computer Reports $32-Million Net in Quarter DONNA K. H. WALTERS
NCR adopted a plan to deter a hostile takeover.
Los Angeles County
Hershey will increase the size of its candy bars.
San Diego County
San Diego County
Pick Life Insurance That Fits Needs DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Statewide Chain Foreseen : Power-Conserving Coalition to Spread LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Top Southland Corporations Surveyed : Reliance on Outside Lawyers Grows MYRNA OLIVER, Times Legal Affairs Writer
San Diego County
Orange County
Kroger will open warehouse stores in Los Angeles.
Transamerica Airlines said it will sell 12 planes.
Robertshaw Controls said it is for sale.
Sierracin will self-insure its directors and officers.
Fox Film Posts $5.6-Million Profit in Third Quarter AL DELUGACH and For detailed data and results of other companies, please see tables, Page 11.
Los Angeles County
Orange County
San Diego County
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Western Digital Set to Acquire Pomona Firm MICHAEL FEIBUS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
SPORTS
A Long Walk : Race Walker Federico Valerio May Be Long on Talent, But He Still Has a Long Way to Go in His Quest to Become a U.S. Olympian PAUL WAGER
Turnberry Course Has Served British Nobly in Both Peace and War MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
International Board Will Rule on U.S. Boxing Team's Protest RANDY HARVEY
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Dodgers, Angels Start Second Half Far Apart : California's Pitching Arms Help Hold First in the West JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers, Angels Start Second Half Far Apart : Ailing, Last-Place L.A. Seeks Get-Well Cards in St. Louis GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Palm Springs Beats Ventura County, 3-0, as Price Strikes Out 17 HEATHER HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
THE BRITISH OPEN : Turnberry Is Expected to Take Its Revenge This Time MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Strings Lose Following Super Tiebreaker at Corpus Christi, 25-24
Shriver's Serve Overpowering in Her Victory Over Mochizuki United Press International
After 2 Seasons, Spanos Is Ready for Super Bowl : Q & A WITH ALEX SPANOS CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Nehemiah Clears a Hurdle; Amateur Standing Restored GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Tour de France : LeMond Wins in Mountains and Narrows Hinault's Lead Associated Press
Stolz Is Maintaining His Reputation at SDSU : Fullback Yates Tranfers to Utah State After Criticism From New Aztec Coach STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
These Are the Lessons of the Goodwill Games
Names in the News
Goodwill Games Roundup : Kuhlman Wins Tennis Gold Medal From Times Wire Services
It's Barber vs. Barber in Match Play Final
Oil Can Suspended Following Assault Charges
Mid-Valley ARC Beats Buffalo, 90-49 DARRYL MAXIE, Times Staff Writer
Blue Razor Wins at Hollywood Park
He's Not Exactly Farragut, but He May Be Our Man JIM MURRAY
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ALL-STAR GAME : Nagelmann, West All-Stars Go for Repeat Performance STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ALL-STAR GAME : 'Hitman' Proves He Belongs JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Will the Games of Future Be Goodwill or Olympic? : Turner, Soviets May Plan a Coup, but for Now, Signs Point to Coexistence RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Napoleon McCallum : Ensign Reports to the Raiders' Camp but He Will Have to Ship Out Soon MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Now He'll Only Be Diving Into Home GORDON MONSON
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Price Tag for Claimers Has Reached $100,000 BILL CHRISTINE
BRIEFLY : Moscow Makes Lasting Impression on Brinton
Race Across America : Berkeley Woman, 29, Wins Associated Press
Hole-in-One Mark Eludes Duke : Golf Magazine Will Certify Some Aces, but Not 14 in Year MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
THE BRITISH OPEN : DEANE BEMAN IS TEEING IT UP : PGA Tour Commissioner Is Just Another Player in the British Open MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Off-Road Racing Is Now Full-Time Job for Low SHAV GLICK
Hubbell: My Record Didn't Mean Much : Valenzuela's All-Star Strikeout Effort Doesn't Mean Much, Either, He Believes TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Junior World Golf : Villaroman Leads by 9 After a 67 CHRIS ELLO
Survey by Fortune Finds the Dodgers Are Most Valuable Sports Franchise Associated Press
NOTEBOOK : Trevathan May Have Friend at Montana STEVE HENSON and JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Case of Faked Robbery : Prison Awaits Fugitive Captured After 6 Years MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Actor Jan-Michael Vincent Wins Stay of Jail Sentence
Doctor Testifies in Disneyland Stabbing Death JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Old Allies Honor Late L.A. Police Chief Parker
Family of Attorney Who Died in Blaze Wins $16.6 Million JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Lawyer Still Has Dreams of Saving Partner JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
La Jolla Lawyer Sent to Jail for Marriage Scam JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Raspy-Voiced Actress Florence Halop Dies at 63 EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Meese Report on Pornography
Countywide : After Raise, Parrish Gets a Vacation Bonus John Needham \f7
Shaky Reminders
Office Workers at Two Ports Reach Tentative Pact
Oceanside
Countywide
A Rare Harmony Marks Adoption of County Budget TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Norco Council Rescinds Decision to Allow New Home Development BARRY SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
3rd Redevelopment Zone Wins Council's Approval
Welcome to the World Al Martinez
No More Laughing
San Diego
The Grabby Gang
Clinics on Campus
Meese Report on Pornography
Santa Ana : 2 Held on Stolen Property Charges
Glendale Man Drowns in Westlake Village
Trial Under Way for Suspect in Acid Attack : Defense Attorney Says That the 'Major Thrust Will Be Sanity Phase' JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
25 Treated at Hospital After Two Gas Leaks ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Meese Report on Pornography
Red Tape and Watchdogs KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Little Money Went for Children, City Says : Court Halts Fund-Raising by Alleged Charity JACQUELINE K. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
Builders Get Allotments Left by Housing Slump : Thousand Oaks Relaxes Curb on Growth THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Plans for Tallest Castle Sink Into the Shifting Sands LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Home Cut From Medicare, MediCal Funds ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Cutting Red Tape : State Lights Fire Under Brush Burn BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
5 in Cross-Burning Case Ask for Felony Charges
FBI Attributes Odeh Killing to Extremists From a Times Staff Writer
Pipeline Company to Pay $200,000 : Pact Reached on Repairs at San Elijo Lagoon JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Meese Report on Pornography
Opposing Kennedy : James Jr. Wins Some Local Fans RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
--Nancy Wride : Costa Mesa : Surf Music Fans Cause a Gridlock Maria La Ganga
Garden Grove : First High-Rise Hotel Should Be Budget Boon Andy Rose
'Immigrants Past and Present'
$48-Million Suit Over Convention Center Delays BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Seat Belt Law Holds Down Highway Deaths in County TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Politicians Stage Show for a Go on Amtrak Stops in the Valley Area LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
FBI Attributes Fatal Bombing in Santa Ana to 'Extremists' LARALYN SASAKI, Times Staff Writer
Irvine
Lake Michigan Air Crash Leaves 3 Dead, 3 Injured Associated Press
Fight Between Brothers Ends in Fatal Shooting NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Body of Canoga Park Woman, 60, Identified
Traffic Talk Leads to a Bitter Collision Between 2 Supervisors JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
It All Adds Up
San Clemente : La Cristianita Pageant Rescheduled to August Lorena Oropeza \f7
Surge in Gang Crime Caused by Narcotics, Police Assert KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Meese Report on Pornography
At Pop Star's Home : Ex-Jackson Employee Is Charged in Thefts JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
DAVID NELSON ON RESTAURANTS : Hotel Eatery Delights By Blending Old, New DAVID NELSON
Is Monetarism Really Dead? : Its Priorities Were Reversed, but Its Common Sense Remains ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, Robert J. Samuelson writes on economic issues from Washington
Progressive Episcopal Bishop Rusack Dies at 60 EDWARD J. BOYER and NIESON HIMMEL, Times Staff Writers
Maid Acquitted in Producer's Beating Death JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Too Lethal to Discount Any Risk Yet A. D. J. ROBERTSON, A. D. J. Robertson was educated as a physiologist, and has done epidemiological research. He is president of Research Testing and Development Corp. in Lexington, Ga
Think Small : Four Tiny Venice Parks Range in Size From Minuscule to Invisible RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
How Much Credence to Give to Fear Itself? MICHAEL MOORE, Michael Moore is the Robert Kingsley Professor of Law at USC
Local News in Brief : 2 Women Die as Speeding Car Slams Trees in Woodland Hills
Dozens Must Be Decontaminated after Toxic Gas Leaks at Hospital ANDREW C. REVKIN AND MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writers
Huntington Beach : Capitol Intern Gets Chance to Hail Chief Bill Billiter \f7
Stanton Man Wounded in Prison Fight Associated Press
Year as Transportation Panel Chairman Marked by Controversy : James Roosevelt Still Rides in Fast Lane JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Firms Still Covet North County, Study Says DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Alatorre Council Proposal--How He Pulled It Off JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
County to Fund Temporary Policy : Foster Parents Win Fight Over Insurance--for Now TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Tests Begin to Help Plan Cleanup at Chatham Site TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Tasty Tuna Steaks in a Tomato Sauce ISAAC CRONIN and PAUL JOHNSON
Getting Help in Family Management BONNIE McCULLOUGH, McCullough, based in Colorado, is the author of five books on home management.
Ex-USDA Chief Sees Drop in Food Prices DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Dessert as the Finale : End Summer Barbecue on a Light Note
The French Connection: Hors d'Oeuvres From a Porch in Washington 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
Latinos Targeted for Mexican Import Venture DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Creating Fudge a New Way by the Old Rules DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN
Pac Bell Reaches Out on Behalf of Good Nutrition ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Vine Dining BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Those Little Bundles of Flavor in the Tasty Shui Mai of 385 North ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
A Fast Start With Cracked Wheat Salad JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN, Freiman is a New York-based food writer
Heavy Eaters in Company Cafeteria : Cut Calories With Good Food Choices, Dietitians Say ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Tasty Casserole Features Polish Sausage : An Old Family Favorite Makes a Satisfying and Easy Entree
Bahia Caporales Offers Meat and Seafood the Mexican Way BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
High-Design Kitchen Appliances MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Garlic Party DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Bavarian Torte Always Gets Wonderful Reviews
Army Pilot Lands in Wine Country : Vintner Keehn Heads Up a Promising State Operation NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
Pumpkin Pie Shrinks From Crust JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Painter Ford Will Give Talk At Newport Show CHRIS PASLES
Two Debuts : Nagano Conducts And Oppens Plays At Bowl DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Herschensohn Returns To Radio And Tv; Franklin Adds Radio
Animator Bakshi Is Back At The Drawing Board Charles Champlin, Times Art Critic
Movie Review : A Tip Of The 'Silk Hat' To Film Comic Max Linder MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Cast Changes On 'Dallas,' 'dynasty' LEE MARGULIES
Kcbs-tv Lays Off Six Employees And Won't Fill Nine Other Jobs LEE MARGULIES
Karen Akers: New Voice In World Of Cabaret DON HECKMAN
Art Review : Exploring 'The Interpretive Link' SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
South Coast Rep Stages Three Plays By Latinos SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Zimbalist, Phillips Join 'Hotel' Cast
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