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What happened on July 23, 1986
SPORTS
The Naked Truth : Cub Front Office Finds It Can't, Uh, Bare to Look at Its Ballgirl Anymore TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Father & Son REFLECTIONS : For Distance Swimmer Dan Jorgensen, His Dad Is More Than a Proud Parent--He's the Coach MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Base Stealers Ignite Cards-Giants, Reds-Mets Brawls DAN HAFNER
Tennis Roundup : U.S. Sweeps China in First Round From Times Wire Services
Billy Sims Is Expected to Announce Retirement
Surgery Reveals a Malignancy in Howser's Brain Tumor : Despite Tragedy, the Game Goes On for Royals RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Brock Denies Report That He's Considering Retirement JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Angels Powerless to Stop Brownout or 6-2 Brewer Win GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
San Jose Uses 8th-Inning Rally to Top Gulls, 8-7
Padres Lose to Cubs and Wonder When They'll Win Again TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
He Beaned Reagan With No Apologies
A Struggling Romanick Is Sent to Edmonton; Chadwick Called Up GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Jet-Setting Moses Touches Down in Paris : Hurdler Takes 113th Straight Victory After Night of Disappointments RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Slumping Boston Loses to Andujar, Lead Now 4 DAN HAFNER
Kingman, Lansford Lead A's to 4-2 Win Over the Red Sox Associated Press
Names in the News
Pro Football / Bob Oates : Testaverde, Bennett Would Appear to Be Class of Class of 1987 BOB OATES
Garvey Says He May Quit After Next Year TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Simi Valley Is Taking the Summer in Stride JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
National League Roundup : Griffey Powers Out of Slump With 3 Homers, but Braves Still Wither DAN HAFNER
Padres Lose Fifth in Row to Cubs, 6-4 United Press International
Time Runs Out for Romanick : Angels Send Struggling Pitcher to Edmonton GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Giants, Frustrated in Bid to Find New Home, to Stay at Candlestick Through '87 United Press International
Reggie Homer Wins It--for Dodgers, 4-3 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Let Segota Play in Yugoslavia MARC APPLEMAN
All-Stars Struggle With Fighting : Vow to Make Shrine Game a Battle of Tactics, Not Fists STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Testimony Ends in NFL-USFL Trial Associated Press
Del Mar Season Opens Today on Cautious Note : Seaside Track Has the Horses, but State of California Now Has the Lottery BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Capitals Announce Defection of Czech United Press International
Buczkowski Is Another Raider No. 1 Selection With a Bad Back MARK HEISLER
Names in the News
Reviews Mostly Favorable After Team Cup Volleyball Makes Its Debut at Forum SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Adults Interfering With Kids' Sports Can Have Deadly Effects CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
New York Scorches Mid-Valley in Las Vegas Tournament, 93-74 HEATHER HAFNER
John Henry to Skip Arlington Million and Aim for Del Mar Handicap Instead BILL CHRISTINE
Stephanie Elliott Is Happy She's Not One of the Boys in Catamaran Race RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Emotional Rescue : Games Are Therapy for Brewer Coach Tony Muser, Burned in Explosion GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Surgery Reveals a Malignancy in Howser's Brain Tumor : Only Partial Removal Is Made Associated Press
Finley Leaves Post at San Diego State
USTA Men's 45 Hardcourt Championships : Marmureanu's Name, Record Draws Attention BARBIE LUDOVISE
Spanos Says There Is No Progress in Talks With O'Neal, FitzPatrick CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Navratilova Czechs In on Her Past MIKE DOWNEY
EASTERN RHYTHM WESTERN BEAT : Agoura's Irina Rubinshtein Scales the U.S. Rankings in Rhythmic Gymnastics, a Sport With European Roots and Growing Interest DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Bring Your Ego and an Attitude to Courtside for a Game of . . . : PICK-UP HOOPS STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Where To Play : Belmont Shore (long Beach) STEVE LOWERY
The Equalizer: The Wind at Laguna : Taras Young Has Beaten Best With His Home-Hoop Advantage MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Grand Jury Continues Its Inquiry Into Bias' Death, but Few Will Talk About It Associated Press
Big Ten Reportedly Fires Six Basketball Officials Associated Press
NEWS
President's Speech Draws Heavy Bipartisan Criticism : Reagan Faces Sanctions Battle With Congress ELEANOR CLIFT and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
Frozen Body Identified as Man Missing 72 Years Associated Press
Fire on Cannery Row Associated Press
Protest Halts Traffic United Press International
A Real Pushover for a Pretty Face JENNY J. CANTOR, Jenny Cantor is a free-lance writer living in San Diego. and
The State
The State
Bradley Unveils Plan to Cope With A-Disasters
The Nation
Harriman Seriously Ill Associated Press
The Nation
Cost Result of Gann 'Fair-Pay' Initiative Termed 'Unknown' MYRNA OLIVER, Times Legal Affairs Writer
The World
Nakasone Names 3 Rivals to Key Posts After Being Reelected Japan's Premier SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Redistricting Compromise OKd
Scientologists Picket Court
The World
80 Left Homeless, 14 Hurt in Hotel Fire
Deukmejian Criticizes Reagan's Policy, Urges Strong U.S. Action From a Times Staff Writer
View of Spokesman for 'Centrist' Democrats : Traditional Pay System Called Obsolete JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Scientologists Must Pay $30 Million to Critical Ex-Member JOEL SAPPELL and ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writers
Prices Down at 0.2% Annual Rate : 6-Month Retail Figure Best Performance in 3 Decades Associated Press
The Nation
Hopes for Economic Boom Dim as Growth Dips to 1% MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Leaking Truck's Fumes Injure 15 Plant Workers United Press International
Israelis Say Peres Has No New Peace Formula DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan to Inaugurate Hotel's New Presidential Suite JAMES MARNELL
Ellerbee Takes ABC News Job Associated Press
The Nation
Ex-Drug Agency Chemist Indicted in Cocaine Thefts MARIANN HANSEN and DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writers
Congress Has Loophole on Spending Cuts TOM REDBURN and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Syria Severs Moroccan Ties Over Peres Talks : Accuses King Hassan of 'Black Treason' CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Syria Severs Moroccan Ties Over Perez Visit : Israeli and Monarch Hold Historic Summit MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Writer Reaching for a Dream : UCSD Professor's 1st Novel Wins Critical Acclaim MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
China Frees, Then Expels N.Y. Times Reporter Associated Press
Sanctions Would Backfire--Reagan : Could Deepen S. Africa Crisis, President Warns JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
The State
Gong Tolls for 7 Courses and a New Hospital LINK MATHEWSON
Ex-Aide to Indian Guru Pleads Guilty to Charges Associated Press
Writer Dons Sparkling Pseudonyms MARILYN PITTS
Government Must Carry On in Battle Against Poverty, N.J. Governor Says Associated Press
The Nation
The State
Chrysler, GM Earnings Down Associated Press
Mexico to Fight Killer Bees United Press International
The Nation : Indictment in Libya Case
Monsoon City : For Sinking Feeling, Try Bangkok NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
International Agencies to Lend Mexico $3.6 Billion DON SHANNON and DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writers
Scientists in Tiny Sub Can't Locate Iceberg Gash That Sank the Titanic Associated Press
Hayden Group Renamed, Gets Broader Goals JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer and
Key Officer in Philippine Revolt Drowns in Manila From Reuters
Liberia Renews Soviet Relations United Press International
House Unanimous in Vote to Impeach Judge Claiborne BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The World : Sri Lanka Rebels Kill 31
100 Flee as Petroleum Gas Explodes; 17 Are Injured United Press International
Sen. East's Widow to Inherit Estate of Nearly $560,000 Associated Press
Senior Soviet Aides Reportedly Urge Major Reforms From Times Wire Services
U.S. Agents See Bolivia Success Despite Errors JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
'Captain Midnight' Enters Plea of Guilty to Video Piracy Count PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Peres, Hassan Conclude Talks From Reuters
The Nation
U.S. Only a Bystander to Peres Mission NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The State : 700 Fight Dozen Fires in Sierra Foothills
Court Rules Aliens Have Full Union Protection WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Thatcher Declines to Answer Questions on Queen United Press International
The State
U.S. Soviets Open Special SALT Meeting DON COOK
More Big Temblors Could Rock Sierra in Next Few Days GEORGE RAMOS and KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Soviet Agency Attacks Reagan Proclamation From Reuters
The State
$600,000 Loss for Disneyland in Slaying Suit JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Sanctions Would Backfire--Reagan : 'West Can Go to Hell,' Angry Tutu Replies MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
Drought Also Takes Toll of Human Spirit DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
AIDS Ballot Measure Attacked on 2 Fronts KEVIN RODERICK and ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Staff Writers
Study Cites Menace of Drug-Crime Networks SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
31st Entrant--Montserrat--Boycotts Games Associated Press
Genetic Engineered Vaccine OKd United Press International
Senators, Shultz Clash Over S. Africa Policy Associated Press
Perky Page : Nuptial Role Child's Play for William Associated Press
Having a Merrie Time in England : For U.S. Tourists, Prince's Wedding Is a Royal Treat TIA GINDICK
5 From California Indicted in Plan to Sell Planes to Libya Associated Press
The Brotherhood of Sister Cities : Peace, Understanding on Agenda at International Parley BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Bonn, East Germany Make 1st Spy Swap Since Shcharansky United Press International
Andrew Gets a Princely Raise United Press International
Volcker Urges U.S. Trading Partners to Spur Recovery Associated Press
Reagan Blames Democrats for Texas Oil Slump United Press International
All this talk about burgeoning mounds of paper could be : a subject for the Journal of Irreproducible Results JACK SMITH
Senators Confirm Manion as U.S. Judge on a Tie Vote : Bush Vote Unneeded by Nominee Associated Press
Pomp and Playfulness : Andy, Sarah Tie Knot With Royal Flourish From Times Wire Services
Book Review : The Rise and Convergence of Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne RICHARD EDER, Times book critic
Deep Thoughts From the Shallow End MIV SCHAAF
ENTERTAINMENT
Yearns For Motherhood : Gilda Radner In Life-career Squeeze NANCY MILLS
Tv Review : Homeless Plight: Social Services In Disarray LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Maverick Visions : Miyamoto: Some Great Asian-american Leaps DON SNOWDEN
Movie Review : 'Dark Of Night': A Woman Vs. A Car KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Kathy, Mo Give It A 'Ho, Ho, Ho' HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Director Pursues Vision With Modern 'Figaro' LIANNE STEVENS
Art Review : The Beauty Of Women In Motion SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Domingo To Head Benefit Concert For Victims Of Mexican Earthquake
Dessi Takes Over Role In 'Otello' For Plowright
Philippine Tv Shows On Cable
Brustad Named To Symphony Post In San Diego
Costa Mesa House Turned Into Artwork : A Man's Home Is His Sculpture JANE GREENSTEIN
Teen Political Awareness Urged : Blow Monkeys: Don't Pin Pinup Tag On Them JON MATSUMOTO
Revisiting Ua Warner Center 6 JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Waldheim Sours Some : Salzburg Fest To Open Under Cloud FERRY WINNER, United Press International
Stage Review : 'A Medea': Nightmarish Visions Get A Workout ROBERT KOEHLER
Quint Makes His Mark Using Art ROBERT McDONALD
TV ACTORS GET COMFORTABLE IN THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR : Some TV directors have expressed concern about stars taking up so many of the limited number of directing slots. MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Rogers & Wells, Law Firm Stung in J. David Affair, to Close Office JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Disneyland Ordered to Pay $600,000 in Park Slaying JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Contractor Convicted of Willful Code Violation in Fatal Hotel Accident LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Martinez Might Lose Court-Appointed Lawyer JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Medina Judged Competent to Stand Trial in 3 Killings JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Bottom Sand Will Come Out on Top at Sail Bay TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Manager Bobb Says He'll Take Retroactive Pay Raise: 'I Earned It' ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Supervisors Vote to Seek Funds for Off-Road-Vehicle Parkland JILL STEWART and MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writers
San Diego
Anaheim : Proposal to Regulate Vendors Put Off Again Roxana Kopetman \f7
San Diego
Arraignment Put Off in Case of Mother Whose Two Babies Died in Car NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
New Hearing Ordered for Fired Zoo Director MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
17,000-Acre Fire in Spain Associated Press
Coast : 4 City Officials Lobby for Offshore Drilling Ban Kristina Lindgren
San Diego
Six Injured by Lightning in Surprise Storms TED THACKREY JR. and NIESON HIMMEL, Times Staff Writers
Businessmen, Homeowners Disagree : Valley Rail Plan Praised, Deplored JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Role in South Africa?
Pot and Kettle
Sensitive School Issue : Board Delays Lifting Ban on Pupils With AIDS LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
The House : Gramm-Rudman Test
'I've never spent so much time on minutes in the past 12 years in this city.' DOUG SMITH
Santa Ana : Law Targets Profanity, Noise at Stadium Shows Andy Rose \f7
Huntington Harbour : Trial to Start in Case of Alleged Fraud in Divorce John Spano \f7
Costa Mesa : Talks Due to Hammer Out Details of Police Pact Jody Becker \f7
Paul Scherer Dies; Father Headed Caltech
Cabby's Killing of Fare Called Self-Defense DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Fast-Moving Storms Are Bolts From Blue : Lightning Hits Carlsbad Field, Injures Six Men DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Federal Jury Indicts Man in Jell-O Tampering Case United Press International
Escondido
A Chance to Act With Decency
Shaking Out the Facts
Council to Vote on Annexation of Land Next to Chatsworth
Immobility's Voice
New Director for Symphony Is Announced HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Hearing Set in Boy's Death : Driver in Court After Global Detective Saga DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Ex-State Commissioner Target of Medi-Cal Probe LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
Irvine : Portuguese Paintings to Be Shown at UCI Bill Billiter \f7
Be Serious
Unleashing the U.S.-Mexico Demons : Bad Policy Brings Out the Worst Human Tendencies JORGE G. CASTANEDA, Jorge G. Castaneda, professor of political science at the National University of Mexico, is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington
Scientologists Must Pay $30 Million to Critical Ex-Member JOEL SAPPELL and ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writers
Chula Vista
San Diego
U.S. Role in South Africa?
U.S. Role in South Africa?
U.S. Role in South Africa?
3 Hitchhiking Escapees Pick the Wrong Ride
An Arms-Control Script Waiting to Be Written ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is director of European studies at Georgetown University's Center for Strategic and International Studies
Work Project Revived for Gangs : Teen-Age Crews to Clear City Canyons This Summer JACQUELINE K. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
Let's Put Our Money Where Our Mouth Is in Philippines F. ANDY MESSING JR., F. Andy Messing Jr., executive director of the National Defense Council Foundation in Alexandria, Va., has visited and studied 17 low-intensity conflicts worldwide
Boys Who Cook
William Graham
Kent State Memorial
U.S. Role in South Africa?
Bradley Quickly Vetoes City Council's Redistricting Plan CATHLEEN DECKER and RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writers
Anaheim Halloween Bash May Be Off for Lack of Affordable Insurance ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Riverside Planning Tougher Permit Law HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
State Probes Figure in Medi-Cal Experiment LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
'Blue Moon' Odom Trial on Cocaine Count to Start RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Bans Use of Phony Firearms : Law Enforcement Officials Applaud Law, Believed First in State ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Lightning, Hail Pummel Southland : Storms Leave 10,500 County Homes Without Electricity TED THACKREY JR. and NIESON HIMMEL, Times Staff Writers
Driver Is Charged in 2-Death Crash
Baby Taken From Hospital; Police Seek Him, Parents LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
After Jousting With Neighbors, Couple's Home Can Be a Castle JODY BECKER, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
B of A might not sell its Los Angeles headquarters.
GlenFed Reports Record Profits for Quarter, Year TOM FURLONG
Nation
2nd-Quarter Gain Shown by Far West Financial
San Diego County
San Diego County
Safeway Rejects $58-a-Share Offer by Dart Group; Directors Weigh Options NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Segerstrom to Reveal Mall Plans Today in N.Y. Press Conference LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
$2.9-Million 2nd-Quarter Loss Reported by AirCal HENRY RIVERO
An insurance company canceled Knudsen's policy.
Deere Will Develop Twin-Rotor Engine Associated Press
Hammond Co. Blames Loss on Loan Servicing JEFF ROWE
Nation
PSA Reports 2nd-Quarter Net Loss of $6.9 Million GREG JOHNSON
Major Railroads Post Mixed Results
Sears Net Income Rises on Record Revenue in Quarter
California
International Lease ordered 14 more Boeing jets.
California
San Diego County
PSA and AirCal Post Deficits in 2nd Quarter
California
California
California
Bill Seeks to Block Sale of 5 Latino TV Stations NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Oil Price Slide May Cost 142,000 Jobs in '86, Industry Study Says From Times Wire Services
San Diego County
Pacific Mutual's 1985 Net Income Declines 38% JAMES S. GRANELLI
Litton Unit Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case Associated Press
San Diego County
Tandem Computers' Net Soars 600% in 3rd Quarter
Nation
San Diego County
Wang Laboratories' Profit Jumps Threefold in Year DONNA K. H. WALTERS
New Inducements May Stem Unions' Slide HARRY BERNSTEIN
A judgment against Western Union was reversed.
Ex-Viejo Bancorp Officer Sues Over Fees in Past Suits JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
A court approved the purchase of Pacific Stereo.
Tuesday, July 22, 1986 : Oil Futures Prices Drop From Associated Press
California
Nation
Pepsico's Net Income Falls 53% in Second Quarter
Three long-distance carriers plan to merge.
The Amex said it solved its computer problems.
Jewelry Stores Shift Emphasis : Diamonds Aren't Its Best Friend, So Zale Revamps MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Rogers & Wells will close its San Diego office.
GM Hughes Electronics' Profit Up 67% in Quarter JAMES RISEN
Profits at Mobil, Ashland Higher Despite Oil Glut
Floating Point Systems' Stock Tumbles After Report From a Times Staff Writer
Dow Gains 16 in Broad Stock Rally; Bonds Dip From Times Wire Services
Task Force Zeroes In on Illegal Boiler Room Investment Outfits BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
U.S. Sues Boeing Over Payments to Executives : Justice Dept. Says Five Got $485,000 in Severance After Taking Defense Jobs ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Nation
Carbide to Sell Agricultural Products Unit : Will Keep Its Plant in Bhopal, India, for Now Associated Press
Net for Fiscal 1986 Down for Comprehensive Care ROBERT HANLEY
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