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What happened on March 01, 1986
NEWS
All Were Asked to Resign : Aquino Faces Question of High Court Justices RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Couple Found Beaten, Stabbed to Death PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Endorses Aquino, 'Still Trembling' : Marcos Area Plays It Cautious NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
U.N. Official Quits Associated Press
Broader-Based Militia Sent Into Beirut Streets United Press International
Lawmakers Back Computerized IDs for West Germans From Reuters
Thieves' Raid on Train Leads to Crash; 15 Die Associated Press
Demjanjuk Arrives in Israel for Trial on Treblinka Crimes United Press International
Reagan Warns of Sandinista Offensive : Urgently Appeals for $100 Million to Prevent Defeat of Contras JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Nominee for Labor Post Associated Press
Bradley Tells L.A. Rally He's 'Come for Troops' JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Van de Kamp Opens Reelection Campaign DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Southern GOP Urged to Focus on Local Issues ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Firms' Reply to Insurance Study Termed Stonewalling KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Egyptian Army Storms Mutineers' Camp MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Defector Sworn In as U.S. Citizen United Press International
PACs that Back Israel Donated $397,000 to Key Congressmen DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Killers of 2 U.S. Agrarian Advisers Get 30-Year Jail Terms in El Salvador Associated Press
1 Killed, 13 Injured as Police, Blacks Clash in S. Africa Associated Press
Fed-up President Heard to Mutter 'S.O.B.s' at Press From a Times Staff Writer
Planes' Near-Collision at O'Hare Investigated United Press International
NASA Officials Defend Methods, Score Engineers J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Sweeping Anti-Drug Plan to Be Urged by Crime Panel RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Brazil Moves to Fight Inflation With Price and Wage Controls, New Currency JUAN de ONIS, Times Staff Writer
No Link Found in Tylenol Poisonings in N.Y., Tennessee Associated Press
Health, Refugee Services Hit : Gramm-Rudman Begins Automatic Cuts in Deficit MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Dornan Apologizes to Rabbis for Remark About Soviet Jew ELEANOR CLIFT and LEE MAY, Times Staff Writers
Warning Signals Were Lost : Humans vs. Technology: How NASA System Failed PETER H. KING and MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writers
Pentagon Will Continue Developing Automated Missile JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Cat Trip Delays Subway From Reuters
Defense Dept. Buying Assailed : Report Urges Major Changes in Procedures JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy Space Center Laying Off 1,100 KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Arab Violence Represents 17% of Racial, Religious Attacks in 1985 BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Potential Peril in Arthritis Drug Feldene Cited LOU FINTOR, Times Staff Writer
Seduction Still Works : French--a Language in Decline STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Expedited Reagan's Philippine Shift : Congress Enjoys New Foreign Policy Role SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Aquino Ignores Advice, Will Free All Dissidents : Enrile Calls Release of Communist Leader Dangerous but Says He Will Obey Command MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Sweden's Leader Olof Palme Slain : Reports on Escaped Gunman Conflict; Prime Minister's Wife Slightly Hurt From Times Wire Services
Free Ride Over on Seat Belt Law
Ueberroth Suspends Seven Players for Use of Drugs ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
China's Population Grows United Press International
U.S. Holding Marcos Papers, Other Items, Officials Report From Times Wire Services
'All-American Boy' Becoming Major Soviet Spokesman in U.S. THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Trade Deficit Hit Record $16.5 Billion for January ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Marcos Says He Left to Avoid Spilling Blood DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Church Women United to Sponsor Day of Prayer MARY E. GILSTRAP
Pair Sentenced in Cocaine Case : 10-Year Terms for Ring Members Who Pleaded Guilty JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
All Too Vivid Memory of a Polio Epidemic
Murder-Suicide Indicated in Deaths of 3 Campers LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Neither Side Blamed : Police Ride-Along Files Suit in Penn Shootings JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Buddhist Women Clergy in U.S. Enjoy Equality, Warm Support JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Dornan Apologizes to Jewish Leaders for His 'Ethnic Slur' LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
The House : Health Centers Funding
Griset Will Urge Count of SAMSON Petitions ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Tustin : Teachers Accept 3-Year Pact; Board Votes Today Bill Billiter
Cocaine Seized; 3 in Family Held NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Slain Producer's Maid to Face Lesser Charge
Fire Damage to Sylmar Lodge Set at $175,000
Water Authority Told It Must Do Full Study of Pamo Dam TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
The House : Health Centers Funding
Our Tax Laws Consider Those Who Save Are Fools
Today's Impoverished Yuppies
Efforts to Soften the Image of Pit Bulls
Contraception Clinics at L.A. High Schools
Efforts to Soften the Image of Pit Bulls
Costa Mesa : Final Protest Peaceful as Arms Forum Ends Sheldon Ito
Judge Won't Drop Count Against Odom RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Crash Kills Commander Associated Press
Dana Point : Senior Program to Start at Community House Gordon Grant
Cleator, O'Connor Shun Party Aid : Mayoral Candidates Emphasize Race Is Nonpartisan BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Retrial Ordered in Case of Fatal '84 Boat Crash JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times County Bureau Chief
Suspect in Acid Attack Pleads Not Guilty : Whittier Man Faces New Allegations in Assault on La Habra Girl JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times County Bureau Chief
Stalin Grandchild Adjusting to Soviet Life, Official Says United Press International
Column on Gun Store and Hunting
Elderly Couple Beaten, Stabbed to Death in Home PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Vista Mayor to Take Stab at Eckert's County Seat NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : City Notes 10th Year of COP Fight on Crime Andy Rose
Pledge of $250,000 Raises Hopes for Symphony HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Efforts to Soften the Image of Pit Bulls
Today's Impoverished Yuppies
Laguna to Consider Home Loans for City Employees BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Police Arrest Robbery Suspect
Kids, Parents on the March to Protest Drugs SEBASTIAN DORTCH, Times Staff Writer
Seal Beach : Suicide Prevention Drive Includes Bowling Event Andy Rose
Teen-Ager Electrocuted
X-Rated Film Shown as Evidence in Obscenity Trial
Youths Told of Danger in Smokeless Tobacco Associated Press
6 Arrested at White House in Protest over Homeless United Press International
Disneyland Hotel, Union at an Impasse DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Legislative Analyst Hamm to Quit Post : Will Take Vice President's Job With World Savings & Loan Assn. JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Mobil Firm Charged After Spilling Toxin Kristina Lindgren
S.D. Shouldn't Rock 'Round Clock : Become a Dynamic 16-Hour City Instead, Panel Suggests ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
La Palma : Lights Ready to Shine on City Softball Field
26 Die as Crowd Panics, Runs in Front of Train Associated Press
Huntington Beach : Woman Sentenced for Husband's Murder Jeffrey A. Perlman
Trusting Davis a Mistake, Fiedler Asserts LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Henry L. Scharff's letter of Feb. 7 was one of the most...
Ex-Mexico City Police Chief Loses Appeal to Block Extradition Order GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Cleanup Campaign at Pierce : College Finds Hands-On Solution to Litter Woes MARC IGLER, Times Staff Writer
Trial Date Set for Cathy Smith in Belushi Death
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Sports Arena Gets Tough on Alcohol Sales to Minors CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Homeowners in Sylmar Demand Door-to-Door Mail Delivery DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Slimy, Grimy, Slippery, Etc.
Agency Plans Hearings on Remedial Classes for Parochial Students LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Overseer Suggests Home Monitor System to Help Ease Jail Crowding JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
Mental Tests Ordered for 'Big Brother' Guilty of Molesting
KNBC 'Checkpoint' Show Will Adopt Magazine Format JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Worker Burned as Door Blows Open at Plant
Limousine Service Was Front for Scam, Police Say; 3 Jailed STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Fraternity Suspended in Registration Scam, CSUN Says
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Protest at School : Who Wears Short Shorts? Students Can't PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Immigrant Guilty of Manslaughter in Strangling of Wife JAN KLUNDER, Times Staff Writer
One-Year Pact Worked Out for Starlight Amphitheatre GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Today's Impoverished Yuppies
Accomplice in Murder Case Will Go Free if He Testifies PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Saddleback Trustees Set a $6,200 Fee for Each New Home BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
State Court to Review Getty-Texaco Merger : Attorney General Argues $10-Billion Deal Is in Violation of California's Antitrust Law DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Latinos Submit Radical Council Remapping Plan BILL BOYARSKY and RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writers
La Jolla Woman Convicted of Keeping Maids as Slaves Associated Press
Pauling Honored by Scientists at Caltech Event United Press International
Black Sheep Son Could Cook Up a Good Story MARK ARAX and FRANK J. BUCKLEY, Times Staff Writers
Appeals Court Reinstates Charge Against Ex-Judge Over 1982 Election Accusation MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Mt. St. Helens Ash Apparently Causes No Lasting Effects United Press International
SPORTS
Pleasure and Pain : Edison's Joy Biefeld Often Finds Herself a Marked Player for a Remarkable Soccer Team ERNIE CASTILLO
'It's more of an obsession with other people than it is with me.' : First Win Isn't a Concern for Baugh RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Chapman Sent Packing by CSUN Women, 58-57 DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Briefly DAVID MORGAN, Sports Digest was compiled by David Morgan
Boston Garden Is No Place for Clippers Associated Press
Despite 3 Records, UCI Women Are 6th
Padre Players Seeking to Form Their Own Drug Plan TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Appleberry Leads Christ College
Stubbs Agrees to Contract
USD Faces Gonzaga in WCAC Game
SDSU, New Mexico to Compete for Fifth in WAC Standings
Southern Section Soccer : Freshman's Kick Boosts La Quinta Girls
Padres to Study Voluntary Drug Tests TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Soccer With a Slight Advantage DAVID KECK
Navratilova and Lloyd Advance to Semifinal Round at Oakland United Press International
Names in the News
Ueberroth Applauded--but With Reservations From Times Wire Services
Smith Gets 28 Points, Leads Loyola to 81-66 Win Over San Francisco
Titan Women Defeat Dominguez Hills Twice
NBA Roundup : Pistons Win 10th in a Row, Grounding Hawks DAN HAFNER
Cooper Takes Suns Downtown and Out on Five 3-Pointers MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Captain Willrich Gets Three Goals to Lead Sockers MARC APPLEMAN, Staff Writer
Names in the News
Knox Birdies Final Two Holes to Retain Florida Lead Associated Press
Prep Wrestlers Grapple for Berths in State Meet
Top-Seeded Muir Girls Face Compton Tonight in Playoff Semifinal
Plan's Aim Is to Deter, Daly Says : 'We're Not Trying to Catch People--It's Not That Kind of Thing' GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
USC Women Crush Utah State, 115-45
USC Tries to End Stanford's Dominance MAL FLORENCE
City Girls' Playoffs : Kennedy Edges Crenshaw With Free Throws MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy Girls Survive Off Night to Reach City Final MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Wins Its 7th in a Row United Press International
Hoyt Earlier Halted at Border, Fined for Undeclared Drugs TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
The Clippers Treated Walton With Kid Gloves
The Clippers Treated Walton With Kid Gloves
Some Unkind Words for What's-His-Name
NHL Roundup : Sevigny's Goaltending Helps Quebec End Losing Streak DAN HAFNER
You Could Say Foul Play Cost UCLA a Victory
Odom Will Face Two Cocaine-Selling Charges
Foul Shots in OT Save L.A. Baptist KAREN KINGSBURY
Baugh Leads Uniden by 1 as Mesa Verde Course Gets Tougher in Second Round GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Shouldn't the Coaches Be Role Models, Too, for Today's Athletes?
Thousand Oaks Stops Culver City on McCully Goal TONY M. BURTON
Simi Valley Shorts Rolling Hills, 67-59 JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
College Baseball Roundup : Swindell Strikes Out 13 Batters as Longhorns Blank the Titans
This Season's Padre Camp Is Anything but Tranquil DAVE DISTEL
Some Fans Didn't Show Bubka Common Courtesy?
CCAA Basketball : Cal Poly Pomona Women Win
Corona del Mar's Willard Girls' MVP in Sea View
Angel Notebook : Grich Starts Work in What He Thinks Is Final Season MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
ANALYSIS : The Peter Ueberroth Principle: It's Do Some thing BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Esperanza Shuts Out Hart, 1-0 TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
USIU Women Lead Golf Tournament
Poway Has to Forfeit 3-A Wrestling Title STEVE BEATTY
Southern Section Boys' Prep Basketball Playoffs : Mater Dei, Serra Advance to Semifinals
Southern Section Masters Wrestling : Lawson Continues Quest for Third State Title Today GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Gymnasts Upset No. 13 California
UCSD Loses in Volleyball
Pick Six Pays $976,229 at Santa Anita
College Baseball, Softball : Southern Utah State beats USIU and UCSD
2-A Girls : San Marcos Battles Nerves JEFF MILLER
UCLA-USC Swim Meet Is Expected to Be Close TRACY DODDS
LPGA Notebook : Spectators Seeing Red, but Numbers Lie : Hole Recorder Watching Birdies but Mizrahie Only Shooting Par HERB STUTZ, Orange County Edition Sports Editor
Dodger Cabell Says He'll Do Whatever Ueberroth Wants GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Wins, But Northridge Looks Fine DAVID MORGAN
3-A Girls : Point Loma Breezes to 61-27 Win CHRIS DE LUCA
Reggie Miller Isn't at Full Strength for DePaul TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
O'Grady's Comment Draws Angry Response
Burbank Wins Shootout in 3-A Soccer Quarterfinal GARY KLEIN
3-A Boys : Serra Feels the Pressure, Then Applies It to Win DAVE HATZ
Simi Valley Wins a Wild One Over Upland in Quarterfinal DAVID KECK
Bruins and Trojans to Have a Busy Weekend in Track
BOYS CIF BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Van Nuys Beaten in Last 4 Seconds GARY KLEIN
Spring Sports Highlights : Canyons Relieved to Top Rancho Santiago
2-A Boys : El Camino Hangs On for Victory CHRIS ELLO
Santa Anita Handicap : Luck of Draw Favors Precisionist: He Gets No. 4 GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy's Corrales Empire League Player of Year
City Boys' Prep Basketball Playoffs : Cleveland Gains 4-A Final--Against Crenshaw SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER and Marshall 57, Van Nuys 55--Erv Jaramilla's basket with four seconds left gave Marshall the win at Los Angeles Wilson in the City 3-A semifinals after the Barristers had blown a 10-point fourth quarter lead. Jaramilla was open because Van Nuys triple-teamed City scoring champ Jerry Simon, who finished with 19 points. Pat Meyer, whose shot tied the game with a minute left, missed from the top of the key as time ran out. and University 46, Jefferson 44 (OT)--Peter Selleck's free throw with no time remaining in regulation sent the 3-A semifinal game at University into overtime, and Craig Pryor's lay-in gave the Warriors the lead for good in a hard-fought win over surprising Jefferson. Marshall and University play for the City 3-A title Friday at the Sports Arena.
College Tennis Roundup : Shorthanded UC Irvine Men Upset Previously Unbeaten ASU, 5-4
Calling Dr. Flood : Des Flood, Also Known as the Shot Doctor, Saves Patients' Jump Shots in His Backyard STEVE LOWERY and JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writers
5-A Division : Mater Dei Can't Get the Rout : Monarchs Still Win in Foul-Plagued Game STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Jackie Joyner Sets American Record in Long Jump, Loses United Press International
Dodger Front Office Backs Ueberroth Plan GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Fryer and Walton Share Sea View League Honor
Some Unkind Words for What's-His-Name
La Quinta Stunned by Upsets Again: Wilander and Becker Lose JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
O'Grady Has Thought It All Out
Errion Finds Happiness With His Health : Despite Success, Corona del Mar Coach Still Considering Retirement GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Crespi Loses, 60-57, in 5-A Quarterfinal DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Walker Scores 34 as Brea Breezes Past Morningside, 78-55 GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Harry Hoogstraal, Member of Noted Medical Unit, Dies
3-A Division : Erbst's Foul Trouble Doesn't Stop Katella in Win Over Damien TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Women's Roundup : Long Beach Beats UCI in Finale
Cheryl Miller's Number Isn't Retired Every Day
SDSU Students Reject Facility STEVE DOLAN
5-A Division : Edison Rallies and Eliminates Long Beach Poly, 54-53 SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Bubka Raises Record to 19-6; Ailing Olson Fails to Clear a Height SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Florida Derby : 15 Rivals Challenge Snow Chief Today at Gulfstream BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Faust's Salary Figures Just Don't Add Up
Orange County Prep Baseball : Reddington Leads Esperanza Over Edison, 6-1
Wilson Leads Cleveland Fold Into the Final JOHANNES TESSELAAR, Times Staff Writer
Suddenly, Laura Baugh Is All Alone : After Second-Round 70, She Leads Spencer-Devlin by One GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Jacksonville and UAB Gain Sun Belt Final From Times Wire Services
4-A Division : Capistrano Valley Defies Rio Mesa's Defense, 75-56 MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
'Legends' Losing Draw : Country Concerts Hit Hard Times THOMAS K. ARNOLD
San Diego Is Rallying To Save Symphony HILLIARD HARPER
Networks Pay Court To Basketball Fans PAUL HENNIGER, Times Staff Writer
Cbs And Nbc Tie In Key Ratings 'Sweeps' Period JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Mr. Mister Shows That You Can Go Home Again STEVE HOCHMAN
Stage Review : An 'As You Like It' Where The Set's The Thing LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Bill Holman's Write-on Work Ethic ZAN STEWART
Lee Majors To Host Awards
Documentary Oscar: A Tough Call : Documentaries Make Oscar Decision A Tough One KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Hoffman's Questions About The Bard Live On CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Abc Makes Posner's Day And Reagan Sees Red HOWARD ROSENBERG
'Music For Prague' : Karel Husa: Putting His Convictions To Music MARC SHULGOLD
Broadway Ticket Prices On Target? DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Art Review : Sliva Brings Passion, Personalism To Paintings ROBERT McDONALD
Comic Has Industry By The Throat DAVID T. FRIENDLY, Times Staff Writer
'Outrage'--offense Against Viewers HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
Mariska Hargitay Is Awaiting Her 'Road Trip' RODERICK MANN
It's Music That He Does Best THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Music Review : Pianist Anton Kuerti In Ambassador Recital DONNA PERLMUTTER
BUSINESS
Eastern Faces Default as Machinists Hold Out MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Telesis Closes Deal for Cellular Firm CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
California, New York Bankers Reach Pact on Interstate Acquisitions JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Price of Key U.S. Oil Dips Below $13 : Lowest Levels Since 1978 for West Texas Intermediate Crude Associated Press
VA Lowers Mortgage Rate to 9.5% From Times Wire Services
Stocks Turn in Mixed Showing; Dow Off 4.93 From Times Wire Services
$5.5-Billion Facility Not on Open Projects List : U.S. Wants in on Japanese Airport Bids ANDREW HORVAT, Times Staff Writer
Regulators Curb Westwood Savings : State Tightens Reins, Says S&L Is in 'Unsound Condition' TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
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