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What happened on June 25, 1986
SPORTS
Cocaine Caused Bias' Death, Autopsy Reveals : Dose Said to Trigger Heart Failure; Criminal Inquiry to Be Pressed SUSAN SCHMIDT and TOM KENWORTHY, The Washington Post
Orange County Bicycle Clubs
Freedom Loan Is Approved : Bowl Game Rescued; City of Anaheim OKs $250,000 Bail-out ROXANA KOPETMAN and MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writers
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Taft Asks Parents to Confront Baseball Coaches Face to Face HEATHER HAFNER, Times Staff Writer
Former Olympian Has Strange Notion About Winning Medals Again--at Age 32 : Sandy Neilson Swims Back to the Future SCOTT OSTLER, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach Athletic Director Is Reassigned
Voges Survives Cut at Amateur Championships DAVID MORGAN
Simi Valley Golfer Beats Back Ailment for Shot at State Title DAVID MORGAN
Nunn's Corner Adopts Weight-and-See Attitude STEVE SPRINGER
Stubbs Crunches Two Homers as Hershiser Wins GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Thompson, Showing Versatile Look That Lakers Like, Works Out at Power Foeard SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Padres Find Life on the Day After, Beat Giants, 3-0 TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Sharing the Roadway Can Be Hazardous : Ride Defensively, Don't Panic and Keep Your Eyes on the Road STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Angels Pull Off a Win and a Tie Against Rangers GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
State Amateur Golf : May and Banke Lead Qualifying by 4 Strokes Associated Press
Bando Has Slick Advice for Iorg : Former Third Baseman Recalls His Stint on the Mound JOHN FAWAZ, Times Staff Writer
Howe, Suspended After Drug Test, Wins Reinstatement With San Jose Associated Press
Davis Puts the NFL at a Distance : Raiders' Owner Gives Testimony for USFL in Trial RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Yankees and Their Unlikely No. 1 Pitcher Beat the Red Sox, 8-1 DAN HAFNER
Name for the L.A. Games Is Still Harmony STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Bo Jackson to Start at Double-A
British Doctor Doubts McGuigan Should Have Fought in High Heat Associated Press
BICYCLE TOURING : East Side, West Side . . . All Around the County; Clubs Offer Something for Everyone on Two Wheels MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Ryan Is Wild, but Wins, in Return DAN HAFNER
Morning Briefing : At 330, Fridge Almost Perfect When Soaking Wet
Invaders Repulsed, Davis Says : Raiders' Owner Gives Testimony for USFL in Trial United Press International
Academic Counselor for Maryland's Basketball Team Resigns MARK ASHER and SALLY JENKINS, The Washington Post
A's Fine Kingman $3,500 for Sending Small Rat to Female Sportswriter Associated Press
SDSU's Farmer to Coach U.S. Team
Frenchman's Goal: Victory, Not Revenge : Battiston, a Victim of German 'Keeper Schumacher in 1982, Is Back Again GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
John Lloyd Finished With Singles Play MIKE DOWNEY
Connors Gets Aced Out in First Round : Seguso's Big Serve Prevails; Vilas and Shriver Are Also Upset MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
The Queen Ousts a Possible Heiress MIKE DOWNEY
Academic Counselor for Maryland's Basketball Team Resigns MARK ASHER and SALLY JENKINS, The Washington Post
Gulls Start 2nd Half With Loss : Visalia Uses 15 Walks and Four-Run Ninth to Win, 7-5 LISA GOULIAN, Times Staff Writer
Swimming : Biondi Breaks Own Record in 100 Freestyle Associated Press
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ENTERTAINMENT
Once Feared Lost To Nazis : Restored German Film With Gay Theme On Kcet CLARKE TAYLOR
George Abbott At 99: Still On His Toes CLARKE TAYLOR
A 'VAGABOND' S' PASSION FOR INDEPENDENCE : 'Mother of French Cinema' Produces Another Winner CLARKE TAYLOR
'Karate' Sequel Soothes Chop To Producer's Ego JACK MATHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Young Music Ensemble To Help East Meet West HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : Exhibition Shows Artist In Architect WAYNE SWANSON
Museum Extends Hours for Exhibit
Little Left Of Gill's Building Legacy WAYNE SWANSON
Its 18-Year-Old Star Gives a 'Ferocious' Performance in a Film That Risks Everything SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Children's Film Festival Scheduled RICK VANDERKNYFF RICK VANDERKNYFF
Composers' Institute In Long Beach JOHN HENKEN
100 Albums, 5 Grammys : Guitarist Almeida Goes With The Musical Flow LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Pavarotti Makes Hit With Chinese At Peking Recital From Reuters
A Tip Of The Hat To The 'Magician' DON SHIRLEY
Music Review : 'Gondoliers' Glides Along With Ease LIANNE STEVENS
A Tough Look On Cue In 'Sexual Perversity' RAY LOYND
VOICES ARE COMING IN LOUD AND STRONG FROM SOUTH AFRICA : TV News Bureaus Remain Open Despite Warnings and Checking of Credentials JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
EX-BYRD McGUINN REALLY ENJOYING SOLO FLIGHTS THOMAS K. ARNOLD
VOICES ARE COMING IN LOUD AND STRONG FROM SOUTH AFRICA : Media Aid Winnie Mandela, Bishop Tutu in Renewed Challenges to Apartheid Forces HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
L.a. Cellist In Second Round Of Tchaikovsky Competition Associated Press
Paintings From Soviets Arrive At L.a. Museum SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Stage Review : Ellis Island Immigrants: A Day In 1906 DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Los Angeles Debut : Jobim Brings Bossa Nova To Greek ZAN STEWART
Carne Free After Attack In Prison From Associated Press
Fawcett's Nazi-hunter Role Raises The Devil STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Spilotro Killings Not Typical of Mob's Pattern DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
2 Convicted in $4-Million Bank Fraud Scheme JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Privacy of Your Trash Can Upheld by Appellate Court JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Psychiatric Report Fails to Lessen Term : Woman Resentenced for Murdering Her 2 Sons JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Tyberg Murder Verdict Ruling Draws Protest JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Gets Council Secrecy Probe : City Attorney Asks Miller to Handle Private-Meeting Case NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Actress to Be Saluted by Group Helping Parolees John Spano
Central County
Flexibility Toward Hope
Court OKs Delay in Snow Clearance Associated Press
Coronado's 'Residential Character' at Stake : Plan to Lower Bridge Toll Raises Ire KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
No Coastline Affected by Ordinance : County Tries to Discourage Oil Drilling DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Plan Commission Votes Against Corona Greenbelt Compromise BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Imagination in Housing
Probe Set in Miswiring at Palo Verde A-Plant United Press International
Soviets Have Problems, but Will Not Be Pushed Around DOMINIQUE MOISI, Dominique Moisi is associate director of the French Institute for International Relations and editor of Politique Etrangere
County to Dun U.S. for Illegal-Alien Expenses DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Final Count Confirms Dennis as Bane's Foe in November
Cause of Africans Is Right, but Hold Back on U.S. Aid JONATHAN POWER, Jonathan Power writes a column for the International Herald Tribune
Local News in Brief : Man Who Held Car for Ransom Gets 4 Years
National City
County Education Office Criticized by Grand Jury BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
To Fund Courts, Jails : County Puts Sales Tax Boost on Fall Ballot DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Central County : Retailers Sue to Lift Alcohol Sales Limits John Spano
Opposition Leads Poll in Trinidad and Tobago United Press International
Newport Beach : Councilwoman Heather Won't Seek Reelection Heidi Evans
Death Toll Rises to 13 in Collapse of India Factory From Reuters
Sumner Takes Lead by 14 in Recount of 40th District Votes JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Thomas Demands Delay of Vote to Oust Her From Chief Municipal Judge's Post PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
'Fanatics' on Supreme Court
Health Plans
'Fanatics' on Supreme Court
'Fanatics' on Supreme Court
'Fanatics' on Supreme Court
The Spy Who Left Him Out in the Cold DANIEL S. GREENBERG, Daniel S. Greenberg is the editor and publisher of Science & Government Report, a Washington-based newsletter.
Sewage Upgrade Waiver Dropped for San Elijo Plant JENIFER WARREN and DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writers
County Seeking a Way Out of Kraft Expenses KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Lawyer Steers Into Even More Trouble
'Fanatics' on Supreme Court
Fullerton
Healing the Wounds
County : Board OKs System to Cut Fire Response Time Kristina Lindgren \f7
14-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Killing Elderly Neighbor JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : $130,000 Settlement Reached in Assault Suit
Growth Plan Is Approved for Fall Vote in Carlsbad ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Vacancy Rate is 1.8%--Conversions Blocked Heidi Evans
Schools: Developer Fees Are Unfair : They Hurt Homeowners, Should Be Replaced by Local Options BILL LEONARD, Bill Leonard (R-Redlands) is a member of the Assembly Education Committee
'Artists must be paid,' she declared--in the spirit of her father. DOUG SMITH
Hopes Dimming on Pancreas Transplants : Value as a Treatment for Diabetics Limited, Anaheim Convention Told MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside
Lucky Pendant : Device Saves Woman, 93, After She's Beaten, Robbed of $17,000 by Intruders MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Shortsighted
City Council Votes 5-Week Ban on New Sewer Connections RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Mayor Resigns After Leukemia Diagnosis THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Cars in Disneyland Area to Hear Traffic Reports Roxana Kopetman
Raquel Welch Awarded $10.8 Million Over Firing KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Statue of Liberty His Special Angel MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Rehearing Sought in Murder Case
Santa Clarita Schools Seek Stiff Fees on New Housing MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Slaying Jury Finds Meier Guilty on 3 More Charges JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Policy Barring Drunks at County Jail Puts Cities in Bind ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
2 Robbers Wed, Part for a Stretch JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
Task Force Drug Raids Net 3 Suspects in Orange County; More Arrests Expected DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
3 Arrested in Drug Raid by 120 Officers DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Memorial Service for Clayton Brace
County Stands By Study of Canyon for Toxic Dump JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Man Convicted of Murder for Shooting Neighbor in Anger JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Osteoporosis Research : Early Calcium Intake Beneficial, Study Says MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
License Check
Minority Rights and Public Prayer
NEWS
William J. Scott of Illinois Dies; Tax Fraud Halted Political Rise From Times Wire Services
The Region
Lottery Firms Fail to Resolve Printing Dispute Associated Press
Marksman on Target, Shot Store Hostage by Mistake ROXANE ARNOLD and SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
House Panel Votes to Impeach Federal Judge Claiborne BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Phillies Release Steve Carlton Associated Press
The Nation
'Rich, Small' Brunei Gives Shultz a Palatial Stopover NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Partial Text of Address by Reagan: 'Let Us Keep Faith With These Brave People' Associated Press
Chemical Plant Burns United Press International
Land Mines Kill 17 in Sri Lanka Associated Press
The Region : Carson Councilman's Fraud Trial Opens
8 Poles Die in Mill Fire From Reuters
Soviet Space Transport Burns Up as Planned Associated Press
Winner of Bitter Alabama Primary Impounds Ballots Associated Press
Governor Signs $36.7-Billion State Budget Associated Press
The World
Harold Macmillan Ailing From Reuters
Three Convicts Killed in Mexico Breakout Associated Press
Firefighters Make Gains Against Utah Forest Fire Associated Press
All's Well That Ends Well: Wanamaker to Build Bard's Theater Associated Press
The Region
No Pact Seen on Offshore Drilling Curbs MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Nation
Israeli Security Chief Quits in Row Over Arabs' Deaths : Probe Now Appears Unlikely Associated Press
Reagan Begins Delayed Vacation Associated Press
Congress OKs 3 More Weeks of Daylight Time PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Survivalist Is Suspect in Redlands Killing From a Times Staff Writer
Kremlin Official Asserts Soviets Wouldn't Oppose 'Star Wars' Lab Research ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
2 GOP Leaders Ask Reagan to Push S. African Reform BOB SECTER and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
Contras Recovering From Failure, Commander Says WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Judge Freezes Marcos Assets From Associated Press
House Panel Trims $1.4 Billion From 'Star Wars' SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Panel to Revise S. Korean Constitution OKd SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Resales of Homes Drop 3.4% Associated Press
Tambo Meets British Official, Reports No Sanctions Progress TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Would Have Voted to Oust Hayden If He Could, Governor Says LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Britain Sees Signs of Comeback for Tourism Associated Press
AT&T, Union Agree on One Pact Associated Press
Kiwanis Club Goofs, Lets In Women--Waits for Ax to Fall United Press International
Tax Break for Middle Class Tops Conference Agenda Associated Press
The Region
Court Rejects Damages in Rights Cases : Cites 'Abstract' Value of Loss in Denial of Teacher's Free Speech From Times Wire Services
Health Agency Says Justice Dept.'s Memo on AIDS Ignores Evidence MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Appeals to Nation and House for Contras Aid ELEANOR CLIFT and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
City and County Referral Services Assist Elderly
The Region
Democrats in Close Race for Alabama Nomination DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Syria Planning to Attack Israel, Magazine Says Associated Press
The Region
Acted Correctly, Police Say, Despite 3 Deaths : Sheriff's Marksman Killed One Hostage in Beverly Hills Siege ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Pays $200 Million Philippine Base Rent MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
S. Africa Postpones Schools' Reopening; Death Toll Now at 61 Associated Press
Ontario OKs Funds for Catholic Schools Associated Press
Ex-Belgian Leader Fined for Tax Fraud, Called Compulsive Cheat From Times Wire Services
Home Aides Play Crucial Role in Caring for Elderly JONATHAN PETERSON and ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writers
Five Abortion Protesters Released by Ohio Judge Associated Press
New Mix of Services : A Little Help Lets Elderly Live at Home ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writers
Conversations With The Gunman
U.S., Italy Sign Pact to Jointly Fight Terrorism United Press International
Court Ruling Endangers Lottery Ticket Supply Associated Press
Defector Dials 911 United Press International
The World
The State
Wallace Ally Loses Race for Alabama Nomination DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
The State
Livaditis--a Risk Taker, Failure at Jobs BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
China Jails 3 Poachers for Killing Giant Panda From Reuters
LaRouche Backers Qualify AIDS Measure for Fall Vote KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Rodeo Drive, the Day After : Flowers Mourn the Victims at Scene of Siege MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Tax Revision Bill Passed by Senate : Sweeping Overhaul, OKd by Vote of 97-3, Goes to Conference Panel TOM REDBURN and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
Hanging of Black Woman Renews Racial Fears From Times Wire Services
'Horrendous Tragedy' : Rodeo Drive Reflects on Human Costs LINDA DEUTSCH, Associated Press
2 Bomb Blasts Hurt 19 in Johannesburg; 'Callous Terrorism,' Government Says MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Retarded Killer Electrocuted in Georgia Associated Press
Red Cross Attacks Reagan Suggestion on Blood Supply From a Times Staff Writer
Marcos' First Foreign Accounts Traced to '68 From Reuters
Machines to Keep Woman Alive So Fetus Can Grow MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Opposition to Nomination of Manion Growing PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Typhoon Strikes Taiwan United Press International
Statement of Mrs. Klinghoffer, Now Dead, Read in Court : Victim's Wife Told of Hijacker's Tears Associated Press
Beverly Hills Gunman Had Robbery Record : Sheriff Confirms 1 Victim Was Killed by Deputy's Bullet ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Rips Peruvian Tourist Train; 7 Die From Times Wire Services
Percentage of AIDS Cases in Heterosexuals Rises Sharply ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Bingham's Jurors Review Prison Guard's Testimony Associated Press
First Lady Tells L.A. Group to Say No to Drug Use MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
He Plants Himself Into Job He Can Get His Teeth Into JENNINGS PARROTT
The Nation
The World : Poles Accuse U.S. on Terror
The Nation
The Night the Stars Didn't Come Out MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Book Review : Poised on the Threshold of Reality, Redemption RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
The State
The Nation
The Nation : Kiwanians Reject Women
Unlikely Pairing of Astronomy and Astrology LIANNE STEVENS
The State
Christian Lobbyists Boost Conservatism : Concerrned Women for America Session Aims at Winning Family-Oriented Goals LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
The World
Fair Housing in 1986 --'A Long Way to Go' : Despite Progress, Conference Speakers List a Litany of Discriminatory Ploys, Problems BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Author, 83, Is Racing Against Time : Ex-Professor Has Two More Books in the Works WENDY LEOPOLD, Leopold is a researcher in the Times Chicago bureau. and
The Coming of Age for the Reason Foundation : Libertarian Think Tank Is Relocating Here in Bid for a Higher Profile and Greater Clout GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Orders for Durable Goods Climb 0.4% After 3-Month Fall Associated Press
Coke found another buyer for its home-video unit.
Sales of U.S.-Built Cars Rise 4.4% in Mid-June STEPHANIE DROLL, Times Staff Writer
Dollar Stabilizes; Gold Advances Associated Press
Order Blocking Opening of Wild Rivers Upheld JOHN SPANO
Mexico to Insist on Better Debt Terms, Official Says From Times Wire Services
California Dental Figures Show Slight Gain for Year
Analysts See Airlines as Biggest Gainers : Travelers May Pay Price If People Express Fails ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Nation
Offices Connected to New Hotel Are Filling Up Quickly BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
The SEC filed charges against Charter Co.
Stocks Rally on Optimism Over Interest Rates From Times Wire Services
U.S. Electronics will acquire Pacific Stereo.
MAI Basic Four Inc. Has Completed Stock Offering
National Medical to Sell 9 Hospitals, Restructure Firm JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Japan Isn't Only Model for Union Pacts Harry Bernstein
A proposed Disney park encountered a delay.
180 Workers Stage Walkout at Egg City JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Tuesday, June 24, 1986 : Crude Oil Futures Prices Off From Associated Press
Saga Chairman Lynch Quits as Merger Nears
Hunt Brothers File Suit Against 23 Banks Associated Press
Head of S.F. Fed Expects Push to Curb Inflation : Says Stronger Economy May Force Policy Change BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Great Western passed a stockholder rights plan.
Single-family homes resales rose in California.
Japan's GNP declined 0.5% in the first quarter.
Interest Rate Hopes Boost Stock Market : Dow Industrials Closes Up 9.50, Just Below Record High in Heavy Trading Associated Press
A Perenchio group bowed out of bidding for KMEX.
OPEC Ministers to Try Again on New Production Quotas DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
House Passes and Sends to Reagan Bill Reviving FHA Associated Press
The World Bank has postponed a farm loan vote.
Spelling Productions Plans $108-Million Stock Offering KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Is World's Biggest Net Debtor, Government Says MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Philip Morris Cancels Its Deal to Sell Seven-Up : Follows FTC Opposition to Purchase by Pepsico; Coke Still Seeks Dr Pepper JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Firm to Focus on S&L Law After Shake-Up JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
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