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What happened on June 26, 1986
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Musician Who Molested Boy to Undergo Psychiatric Tests
Tests on Monkeys Offer Hope to Balding Men MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Kurt Thomas in Mission Valley Bar Scuffle : Jury Deliberates on Fight Involving Gymnast TOWNSEND DAVIS, Times Staff Writer
Former Zoo Head Sues for His Job : Discharged Director Says City Denied Him Due Process JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Fellow Jurists Oust Presiding Judge Thomas PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Los Alamitos : Council Raises Wages, Frees Officer for Patrol Juan Arancibia \f7
Santa Ana : Judge Refuses Ruling on Centerpointe Suit Andy Rose
Vote Totals Show O'Connor Carried Republican Areas BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Unfairness on AIDS
Fitness Academy Gains Ground as County Issues Development Permit KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Wachs Fears Increased Noise With Added Lane : Ventura Freeway Sound Barrier Asked RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Council Detours Plan to Link 2 Segments of Nordhoff RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
A Step Into the Record Book : Dance Teacher Glides 126 Hours JUAN ARANCIBIA, Times Staff Writer
For Liberty Centennial, We Need Sense on Immigration FRANK del OLMO, Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer
Vetoes Dash Hopes for Campus, Open Space : Mission College and Hopetown are losers in cuts by the governor. LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside
'Nothing to it,' I said. 'Just rear back and relate.' : Drinking With the Fat Lady Al Martinez
2 House Panels Vote Funds for Metro Rail
Coast Cities Gave MacDonald an Edge; Inland Did In Eckert DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Man Accused of Hitting 16-Year-Old Umpire Will Surrender to D.A. SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Protecting Vistas
National Guard
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
Deukmejian Vetoes Park, Transit Items From Budget KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
Orange : Building of Storm Drain Will Affect Two Streets Juan Arancibia \f7
Board Extends Building Limit for Fallbrook ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Crash Kills Cyclist in Panorama City
The Inn Crowd: More Long-Term Housing Downtown CROCKER COULSON, Times Staff Writer
'Have I made medical history yet?' : Marrow Transplant Carries Girl's Hope of Beating Cancer BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Cypress : Firefighter Injured in Blaze at Ice Cream Shop Nancy Wride
Sewer Ban Will Postpone 1,668 Houses and Condos RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Orange
Measure C Backers Drop Recount, Ask for New Vote ANDY ROSE, Staff Writer
Trustees of Colleges Drop Plan to Hike Pay ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
United Cable Granted Extension to Mid-1988 for East Valley System RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
La Palma : Police Department to Celebrate Anniversary Juan Arancibia \f7
Handsome Addition to City's Restaurants : Le Corbier Cuisine Reflects the Talents of Chef DAVID NELSON
Time of Trouble for a Boy and His Piglet JODY BECKER, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside Seeks Vote to Discourage Oil Drilling ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Niguel : November Vote Slated on Services District Bob Schwartz \f7
San Diego
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
16 Deputies Assigned to Jails Call in Sick : Sickout Is 2nd Job Action Protesting County's Contract Offer NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Art Center Cuts Back as Developer Bows Out NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Write-In Winner Lays Colorful Past on Table BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Finding of Body Thickens Plot After Story of Routed Intruder MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Cancellation at Crystal Cathedral
Judge Freezes $11.8 Million in Marcos Assets JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
State Inquiry : Day-Care Insurance Ills Aired KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Conrad's Cartoon on Israeli Spies
Pen Pals
Retarded Youngster's Identity Still a Mystery : Abandoned Boy to Get Special Training MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Moriarty Testifies on Shakedown GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Three Are Appointed to Superior Court Bench David Reyes \f7
Arms Control Surprises Ahead? : Bureaucracy Must Show It Is Up to, and Open to, Negotiations LAWRENCE FREEDMAN, Lawrence Freedman is a professor of war studies at Kings College, London
The House : South Africa
TRW Awarded Contract : 'Space Tug' for Shuttle Will Do Chores in Orbit LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Look! Up in the Sky! It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's Envious Man! LAURENCE GOLDSTEIN, Laurence Goldstein is a professor of English at the University of Michigan. His book, "The Flying Machine and Modern Literature," will be published next month by Indiana University Press
Blister for Cinderella
Let There Be Light
Dynamite Deliveries : Exploding Demand for Variety of Services in the Home Spurs Entrepreneurs to Rush to Fill the Needs STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
NAACP Targets Record Companies Next in 'Fair Share' Job Campaign MICHAEL SEILER, Times Staff Writer
New Cruise Line Offers S.D.-Ensenada Voyages SAU YING CHU, Times Staff Writer
Pierce Students Wait to Find Classes Full PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Appeals Court Keeps the Lid on Garbage Cans JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Statue of No Limitations
Australian Study Indicates Physically Fit Women Have Stronger Hip Bones, Spines MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
3 Suspects Cleared in Probe of Robbery in Baldwin Hills From Times Wire Services
Extension of L.A. Policy on S. Africa Divestiture OKd by City Council Unit RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Governor Visits Disneyland to Start Antique-Car Race RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Missionaries Take Up New Challenge: Writing : Now Retired, Their Stories Describe Lives of Sacrifice and Dedication URSULA VILS, Times Staff Writer
Queen Mary : Nightclub Performers Dress for Illusion DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
PUC Slaps Moratorium on Charter Bus Permits RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Rajneesh Town Again Shuns Dissolution Associated Press
7 Injured in Blast at El Al Counter at Madrid Airport Associated Press
Gardena : Council Salary Increase
Japanese-Americans Get Their Own Hot Line GARY LIBMAN
The Region : Night Stalker Suspect Sued
The Region
Maywood : Wrestling Agreement OKd
The Nation
Soviets Send More Copters to Nicaragua United Press International
Hordes Plan Last-Ditch Fights to Save Special Benefits : Tax Bill Conferees Face Lobbyist Siege TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Duarte : Safety Meeting Scheduled
Achille Lauro Suspect Tries to Hang Himself United Press International
Maywood : Garbage Fee to Increase
Culver City : Board Supports Principal
The Nation
Gaps in Nuclear Security Faulted by Private Panel Associated Press
Hayden Feels 'Wronged' But Will 'Resume Business' MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Israeli Nurses Refuse to End Walkout United Press International
South Bay Facts
The Region
Water Official Named
Woo May Void Election of Renewal Panel in Hollywood KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena OKs New Jail, Police Building DEBORAH HASTINGS, Times Staff Writer
Hermosa Beach : Bare-Bones Budget Adopted
Watching Dispensers Flyin' By AL MARTINEZ
Glendale Adopts Budget, Omits Housing MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Raid on Libya Curbed Terror, Israelis Believe DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood : City Programs Honored
Council 'Deputy' for Atwater : Volunteer Seeks to Maintain 'Village-Like' Atmosphere BYRON MC CAULEY, Times Staff writer
Redondo Beach : Warhead Testing Opposed
Initiative Seeks to Make English Official State Language : Campaign Finance Reform Measure Misses, but Toxics Crackdown Could Win a Spot on Ballot JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
Rolling Hills : Council Approves Budget
Apparent Winner Leads by 1% in Alabama Race From Times Wire Services
Santa Fe Springs : City to Buy $2-Million Estate
Move to Buy Glendale Property Called Premature : Governor Vetoes $2 Million for Ranch MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Hustling Rookie From Loyola Blossoms Like a Rose for Reds ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Honeymoon Comes to Halt for Peru's Garcia as Crises Escalate WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Enrile Doubts Success of Talks With Insurgents NORMAN KEMPSTER and MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writers
. . . to Get Back to 'Cracking the Books' GLORIA KAUFMAN KOENIG, Gloria Kaufman Koenig is a free-lance writer who resides in Brentwood. and
Penn Cleared of Murder in Officer's Death Associated Press
How Much for 'Beam Me Up, Scotty'? RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Campaigns Begin on AIDS Measure
Malibu : Road Bids to Be Opened
Cerritos : Superintendent Interviews
The World
The State : 2 Deny Boy's Fatal Beating
4 Die in Latest Punjab Violence From Reuters
Snoring 'Cure' Hailed From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Pasadena : Group Drops Ballot Drive
Temple City : ID Service for Disabled
Boys Home Gets Grant
British A-Weapon Tested in Nevada From Times Wire Services
R.H. Estates : Building Freeze to End
Compton : Hard Budget Choices Faced
Carson : Redlining Resolution
The World
Senate Democrats Score Manion's Honesty, Say He Altered Testimony Associated Press
Panel Votes to Impeach Jailed Judge From Times Wire Services
Gardena : Project Planning Approved
The State
Culver City : Council Reduces Utility Tax
The Nation
S. African Crackdown Extended to White Opposition; Editors Told to 'Toe the Line' MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Parents Unable to Find Support for Gershman Recall
AT&T and Long-Distance Workers Reach Accord; Other Talks Stalled Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
West Hollywood : Firm to Prosecute Code Cases
House Panel OKs Farm Worker and Immigration Bill BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Cerritos : Schools OK Salary Increase
Inglewood : $82.5-Million Budget OKd
Ruling May Curb Awards in Rights Cases DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
R.H. Estates : $3.2-Million Budget
Long Beach : $297-Million School Budget
Torrance : Builder Balks at Bond
Panel OKs Bill to Set Air Safety Rules Over Grand Canyon Associated Press
Pasadena : Budget Discussions Held
Carson : Echoes of Double Talk
'Some Movement' in Arms Talks Associated Press
Marathon Budget Talks Still Bogged Down From the Washington Post
U.S. Budget Deficit Hits $39.4 Billion in May Associated Press
House Votes Arms Aid for Contras, 221-209 : Turning Point for Reagan's Policy Seen SARA FRITZ and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
Special Care by Friends of Birds
Plan for 32 Quiet Airliner Flights Gains Backing in L.B. DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
A's Fire Manager Jackie Moore Associated Press
Tourist Office Closing : Will Hollywood Become the Land of the Lost? KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Playing the Motor Oils' Rating Game RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
More Than Half of Black Births Tied to Unwed Associated Press
Astronauts Tell of Mounting Bureaucracy RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Westwood : Panel Backs Fernald Closing
Puttnam Gets Columbia Post From United Press International
The Region
Aquino Names Panel for Talks With Rebels From Times Wire Services
Deukmejian Cuts Funds to Buy Mountain Parkland JUDY PASTERNAK and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
Hurricane Bonnie Blasts Coast of Texas, Leads to Two Deaths : Wind Weakens to Tropical Storm Status Over Land Associated Press
Gardena : Street Traffic Rerouted
High-Powered Muir Blows Gasket in L.A. Games MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Tips to Remember When Negotiating JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Britain Protests State of Emergency Associated Press
Culver City : Fireworks Sales Put on Ballot
Westwood : Access Task Force Formed
West Hollywood : Union Resolution Wins Praise
South Korean Rallies Mark Invasion Date From Reuters
The World : Tamils Kill 17, Wound 61
Mexico Detains 18 as Possible Terrorists Trying to Enter U.S. Associated Press
Chinese Unofficially Kiss Ring JENNINGS PARROTT
Execution of Insane Barred by High Court Associated Press
OBITUARIES : K. C. Newell, 95; Pioneer Lawyer, Judge
Capsule Drug Sales Banned in Poison Scare Associated Press
The Nation : Military Pension Cut OKd
The House : South Africa
Project Aims at Erasing Stereotyping of Asians
To This Illegal Alien It's a New Kind of 'Freedom Fight' BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Belgian Premier Convicted of 100 Counts of Tax Evasion, Forgery Associated Press
Arms Aid for Contras Wins House Approval : 221-209 Vote Backs Bid for $100 Million SARA FRITZ and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
Monterey Park to Seek Advice on Standards for Its Future MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
U.S., Soviet Officials Discussing Middle East From Reuters
Swinging Cats Really Put on the RITZ DAVID NELSON
Mini-Roast Benefits Y in Short Order BENJAMIN EPSTEIN
Self-Defense Experts Teach Avoiding Violence by Staying Calm : 'I'm teaching kids how not to get into fights' WENDY HASKETT
Hospital Ex-Aide Sentenced in Attempted Rape BYRON MC CAULEY, Times Staff Writer
Self-Defense Experts Teach Avoiding Violence by Staying Calm : 'It makes sense for us to have a plan' WENDY HASKETT
Ex-Mexico City Chief Awarded Book Profits United Press International
For Jason, a Dash for the Gold Turns Into Something Special BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Sandinistas Exhibit 2 Captured 'Contras' MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Walnut Approves $250,589 for Work on Castlehill Drive
Oil Pollutes Cuban Port From Reuters
CIA Chief Reportedly Warns Book Publishers, Two Writers From the Washington Post
Hurricane Churns Toward Upper Texas Coast J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
Pomona : Utility Tax Hike Approved
OBITUARIES : Mary Routt; Member of 1st Scripps Board, Columnist
S. Africa Frees Dozen Labor Leaders Held in Detention From Times Wire Services
A Meeting of the Minds at White House Ceremony BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Study Warns of Hypertension Medicines' Side Effects HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Brazil Restores Diplomatic Ties With Cuba After 22-Year Break JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
State Inquiry Finds Wider Irregularities at Caltrans KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Baldwin Park : Sierra Vista Project
Sandinistas Hunt Contras in a Low-Intensity Conflict MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Senate Maneuvering Puts Manion Judgeship on Hold : Decisive Vote Seen in Mid-July From Times Wire Services
Special Care by Friends of Birds
Group to Launch New Probe of Adolescents : Leaders in Law, Science, Business, Other Fields Expected to Spend at Least Three Years on Study ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Redondo Beach : Increased Budget Approved
Sinatra Has Skin Cancer, Polyps Removed United Press International
Distance They Traveled Is Not a Factor BARRY KRAUSE
Deukmejian Vetoes $2 Million for Ranch : Terms Inter-Valley Appropriation Premature in Absence of Bond Funds MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Architects' Designs Go on Trial : Glendale Review Panel Weeds Out Projects It Finds Aesthetically Unfit MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Avalon Residents Angry at Attack on 'Their' Judge : State Panel Wants Him Ousted for Misconduct; Islanders Say the People Should Decide JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Romanian Seaman Jumps Ship, Dials 911 United Press International
The State
West Covina Enacts Moratorium on Adult Theaters, Bookstores
Woman Acting as Surrogate for Sister Gives Birth to Triplets From Times Wire Services
Appeal Court Rules Against Woman in Consortium Case TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Times Mirror to Sell Dallas Herald for $110 Million THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Coroner Calls Black Woman's Hanging Death a Suicide DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Sorting Out Who Gets What in Benefits DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Court Eases Way for Media to Win Libel Suit Dismissals PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
School Sues to Win Battle of Newspaper Names : One High Tide Washes Out the Other DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
College Cage Stars Take a Long Shot--Making the Pros GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Lawmen Test Their Mettle in Police Games PATRICK MOTT
OBITUARIES : Blended Astronomy and Art : Painter Chesley Bonestell, 98, Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Blast on Train Kills American, 6 Others in Peru From Times Wire Services
ACLU Blasts Porn Panel's 'Dirty Pictures Crusade' United Press International
Governor Cuts $706 Million, Signs Budget RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
State Lottery Halts Purchase of Tickets, Plans to Rebid Pact DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia : Council OKs Tax Increase
Increases in Rates, Delays on Loans Encountered : Refinancing Fever Turns to Confusion BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Brokerage Firm Indicted Associated Press
West Hollywood : Two Named to Task Force
Cable TV Agreement Promises Better Service in W. Hollywood STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Pico Rivera : Senior Citizen Center Site
Three Die in Detroit Fire United Press International
Prudential Scales Down Proposal for Offices JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Muddied Waters : Shared Jurisdiction Mires Harbor Lake Cleanup Efforts MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
And Some People Don't Even Know How to Parallel Park TIM WATERS
Redondo Beach : Council to Reduce Meetings
Parents Call for Protest of Aborted Graduation
Long Beach : Wrather to Take Over Hotel
Drug Bust Makes Prep Athlete Determined to Prove Himself PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
The State
Arboretum Looks to Present, Future MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
A Power Failure Highlights a Real Loss ROGER SIMON
4 Reappointed to W. Hollywood Rent Commission
State Inquiry Finds Wider Irregularities at Caltrans KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Downey : Shuttle Plaque Fund OKd
Spending Up 43% : Big Cerritos Budget Aids Mall Project STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Pomona : 355 Drug Arrests Reported
Fairfax High's Mills Comes Out of the Shadows BRIAN LANDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Annexation to Preserve Animal Migration Urged
Comic Troupe Still Trying to Make the Connection DAVID WHARTON
Santa Fe Springs : Redevelopment Hearing
The World
Funny, Some of the Characters You Run Into at Garfield Park MARY BARBER
Torrance : New Park Del Amo Hearing
Shell Game in Order for '81 El Camino HERB HAIN
Duarte : School Boundaries Altered
Arpels Manager Was Slain in Belief He Was Gunman ROXANE ARNOLD and SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writers
Inglewood Tax Puts Hospitals, Doctors on Both Sides of Fence GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Kangaroo Owners Fight State to Keep Pets From Down Under BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
RTD Plans 6-Month Trial of Foothill Boulevard Run DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
A Familiar Face : After National Search, Acting Chief Named Glendale College President ROY H. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Expert Predicts 300,000 New Cases Worldwide in 1991 ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Redondo Beach : Oil Drilling Zoning Vote
Japan's War, Peace Shrines Incomplete CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Israel Security Chief Resigns Amid Scandal DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Proposal for Jogging Track
King Tut Medal a Pyramid of Riches? DON ALPERT
Owners of Concord Seniors Complex Accused of Violating Federal Rules ALAN MALTUN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica : Tax Amnesty Approved
A State-of-Art Grocery Warehouse Shapes Up DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Extension Finds Welcome in West Valley ELLEN MELINKOFF, Melinkoff is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Little City of Walnut Breaks Out of Shell JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Kelly Maebe Just Might Be on the Road to Big Leagues BOB MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Blind D .A. uses handicap and intensity to advantage in courtroom RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Shakespeare Bows at L. B. Theater--in 3 Languages DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Bell Gardens Seeks New Site Near Casino for Luxury Hotel CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer
Pomona : Auto Center Plans Advance
Life in the Fast Lane : Basketball, Track Keep Cal Poly's Debra Larsen on the Run GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica OKs Eviction Payments for Tenants ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Diamond Bar : Ham Radio Display Slated
Santa Monica : Society Seeks to Save Saloon
Arboretum Looks to Present, Future MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
LaRouche, AIDS Called Major Issues in State's Election TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Fallen Custer Trooper Hears Taps--at Last BILL CURRY, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Students Felt Intimidated, College Investigators Report BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Mansur Heads Space Unit United Press International
4 S.E. Area High Schools Fail to Meet 2-Year Goals on State Tests LEE HARRIS and PAM MORELAND, Times Staff Writers
Arcadia : Blues for Police Department
Publishers Wary of Lawsuits : Libel Lawyers Wield Blue Pencils on Books ANNE C. ROARK, Times Staff Writer
House Panel OKs Farm Worker and Immigration Bill BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Melodramatic Account of Drug Dealer's Trade MARK SCHORR, Schorr is a former reporter who covered organized crime and drug dealing in New York and Los Angeles. His fifth novel will be published this fall by St. Martin's Press. and
SPORTS
ANGLER'S TOP 10 : If Trout Are Your Game, Here Are the Best Spots in California to Find Them EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
DREAM WEST : Nigel Miguel Gets Second Chance With an Assist From Jerry West STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Notable
TOUGH, DETERMINED : Arlys Kovach Has Come Back From a Shattering Accident to Become One of Top Female Weightlifters in the World TOM FARREY, Times Staff Writer
Brown Takes Lead in Batting; Padres Defeat Giants, 3-1 From Times Wire Services
Golden Era of TV Sports Melts Down Jim Murray
Eagle Beats McDowell for Seattle PBA Title Associated Press
National League Roundup : Padres Cut the Giants Down to Size Again, 3-1 DAN HAFNER
Nunn Scores Easy Victory Over Smith STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Landreaux Changes It to Hit-and-Miss Sign, and Dodgers Lose, 3-2 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Chris Dufresne : Cheers for the Free(dom) Enterprise System CHRIS DUFRESNE
Injury Will Sideline Clark Until September United Press International
Names in the News
Dravecky Provides Pitching and Offense for Padres in 3-1 Win TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Lyle, 3 Other Share Lead at Monte Carlo Associated Press
Langston Strikes Out a Club-Record 15 as Mariners Beat Indians Associated Press
Banke Wins Medalist Honors in State Amateur Golf; May Second Associated Press
Simi's Voges Tied for Third at Amateur Golf Special to The Times
Radinsky Named 4-A Player of the Year
Bias' Death Prompts Calls to Step Up Drug War From Times Wire Services
National League Roundup : Parker's Hit Wins It for Cincinnati in the 10th From Times Wire Services
Westphal Names Barr Assistant Coach at Grand Canyon College
New Zealanders Have One Word to Remember--Plastics RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Cosell Contradicts Arledge's Testimony
Scotland Yard, Member of Parliament Want Drug-Test Results Made Public Associated Press
Robbie Is Using Dolphins as Collateral Associated Press
Foth Wins U.S. Air Rifle Title With Record Score Associated Press
Three More Seeded Men Eliminated at Wimbledon MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Telling It Like He Likes
Mater Dei Will Host 16-Team Basketball Tournament Today
Bowling for Dollars Is Up Their Alley DAVID MORGAN
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Best of Europe and U.S. at Carlsbad SHAV GLICK
Carlton Is Released by Phillies After 14 Seasons, 4 Cy Youngs, Few Words Associated Press
Mariners Continue Housecleaning as Gorman Thomas Is Given Release United Press International
Filling a Void in No-Hitter History : Richard Coberly Turned Frustation Into Inspiration for Book GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Packing a Bag of Tricks to Use on a Magical Summer Journey RICHARD BUFFUM
WORLD CUP : France Is Stopped at the Wall, 2-0 : West Germany, on Tough Defense, and Argentina in Final GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Albacore Back in Southland Fishing Waters EARL GUSTKEY
Maradona Magic Rubs Out Belgium as Argentina Wins, 2-0 Associated Press
American League Roundup : Langston Fans 15 for Club Record DAN HAFNER
BRIEFLY : Pierce Narrows Field for New Athletic Director
Gulls' 3-2 Win Is Like Old Times for Landrum LISA GOULIAN, Times Staff Writer
Angels Take First on a One-Hitter by McCaskill, 7-1 GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Swim Trials : Jorgensen Sets a Record in Freestyle Associated Press
McKay's Real Mission Revealed: Triple-Bypass Surgery Successful MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
An Oldie-but-Goodie Resurfaces MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Mayacamas' Best Aging Gracefully : Lovers of Rich, Complex Wines Will Have to Wait, Vintner Says NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
Spinach-Cheese Bake Was Project for Internship
Angel Berry Torte a Red, White and Blue Dessert Treat
Hot Tips for That Next Cookout JOAN DRAKE
Getting Organized Was in the Bag BONNIE McCULLOUGH
Extras for Your Backyard Grill JOAN DRAKE
a celebration for THE FOURTH : Choosing the right grill and knowing the basics add up to a star-spangled Independence Day cookout. JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
No Single Food Can Prevent Disease : Total Diet Is Key to Protecting Good Health
Young Women's Diets Lack Adequate Calcium : Study Shows 75% Have an Increased Risk of Developing Osteoporosis
How to Keep Vinaigrettes Mixed JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN
Calorie-Counters: Don't Omit Nutrients
Fortify Carbonated Beverages? Burst That Bubble DR. JEAN MAYER and JEANNE GOLDBERG
It's Sea Bass Time Again ISAAC CRONIN and PAUL JOHNSON, Cronin and Johnson are co-authors of "The California Seafood Cookbook."
Light Uses For Beef TONI TIPTON
Yucatana at Balo's Place MARTIN ZIMMERMAN, Zimmerman is a Times View copy editor. and
A Down-Home Chili That's Naturally Colorful DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving. and
Exercise, Calcium-Rich Foods Recommended
Frankfurters Fall Short in Survey DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
The Berkeley Connection Yields an Elegant Recipe for Bread Pudding ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Gougere With Shrimp, Chutney Makes a Fine Assault on the Senses Greene is a New York-based food columnist
A Use for Home-Grown Kumquat JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Fighting Back From Real-life Blues DON SNOWDEN
Artist Depicts His Personal Dramas CHALON SMITH
Columbia's Choice : Puttnam Selection Due Today JACK MATHEWS, Time Staff Writer
'HeartBeats': Still Counting Down, but It'll Pulse With Music; : Shawn, Morse and 40 More in a Gala Gridlock for Actors' Fund SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Would-Be Cartoonists Usually Draw a Blank in Art and Idea Areas CHARLES SOLOMON
Master Chorale Season Announced
Knbc's Perkins Heading For Island Life In Maine LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : Going To Great Lengths In A Trying 'Labyrinth' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Festival At Ucla : Hogwood And Friends Launch Baroque Event DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Serious Tones In L.a. Debut : Ridgway Leaves Rock 'N' Droll Behind RICHARD CROMELIN
Music Review : Myrow Opens Theatre Center Series : Music By Fred Myrow In Theatre Center Series JOHN VOLAND
12 Violin Finalists Include 2 Americans Associated Press
The State Of The Strips : Lots Drawn, Few Chosen For Syndication CHARLES SOLOMON
'Search' Never Says Die: Celebrates 9,000th Show NANCY M. REICHARDT
Betty Buckley Has Her Act Together--for Now CHRISTOPHER TRICARICO
BUSINESS
Wednesday, June 25, 1986 : Petroleum Futures Prices Up From Associated Press
San Diego County
San Diego County
May Stores to Make Hostile Offer for Associated but for Less Than Its 'Friendly' Bid NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Mexico to Present New Debt Proposals to IMF From the Washington Post
San Diego County
San Diego County
Nation
San Diego County
Los Angeles County DANIEL AKST
Wang will trim its work force and some programs.
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
NL rejected Simmons' $742-million takeover offer.
San Diego County
San Diego County
Fed OKs Broader Services by Bank Firms KATHLEEN DAY, The Washington Post
San Diego County
Nation
Mexico will present new debt proposals to the IMF.
San Diego County
First Interstate may bid on an Oklahoma bank.
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
New House Bill Would Create 'Farmer Mac' : Makes Secondary Market for Agricultural Loans From a Times Staff Writer
HealthCare USA rejected Maxicare's buyout offer.
May, Robinson's Seen Little Changed by Possible Merger NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Capitol Fight Over Capital Gains Debra Whitefield
Possible Bid by Dart Boosts Safeway Stock
San Diego County
OPEC President Forced Out 6 Months After His Election DON SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
The Reagan Administration lost a round in court.
Firms Build Models, Prototypes Ranging From a Watch to a Soviet Tank JEFF ROWE, Jeff Rowe is a free-lance writer
San Diego County
Rogersons Buys 3 German Firms in Expansion Bid MICHAEL FEIBUS, Times Staff Writer
Valu-Rite Headquarters to Move from Santa Ana
Fruehauf Managers Propose a Buyout, Topping Edelman's Bid Associated Press
Butler Plans Stock Sale for His Hershel's Deli Chain BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
TRW and Westinghouse won a defense contract.
ITT May Sell Its European Phone Unit, Sources Say Associated Press
3rd-Quarter Loss Cut by General Automation Inc. MICHAEL FEIBUS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County DANIEL AKST
The FHA resumed taking mortgage applications.
HealthCare USA Rejects Takeover Bid by Maxicare MICHAEL FEIBUS, Times Staff Writer
Murdoch May Sell Sun-Times to Key Managers THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL and LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writers
Dow Rises 9.50 to Close Fraction Shy of Record From Times Wire Services
Pic 'n' Save sued Drexel Burnham Lambert.
Loral Division Layoffs Labeled 'Short-Term' : Official Says Discharges Won't Affect Other Units GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Bakery Firm to Buy TL Enterprises JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Butler Plans Stock Sale for His Hershel's Deli Chain BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Broker Accused of Fraud Claims Theft by Worker BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
IBM said it settled a trade secrets lawsuit.
Owner of Mammoth Ski Area to Buy June Mountain Facility NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
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