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What happened on November 01, 1986
NEWS
Separatist City of 'Mandela' : Boston Voting on Proposal to Let Black Areas Secede BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
U.S., Japan Say Yen's Rise Should Halt SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Top Officers Replaced in N.Y. Police Precinct Scandal Associated Press
Serve a Fancy Dinner From Your Freezer ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Tour Tram Kills Universal Studios Worker
Bradley Invokes Memory of Truman in Urging His Backers to Cast Their Vote BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
'88 Presidential Ambitions Riding on Senate Races : Dole Has Most to Lose in Elections SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Arabs Fear West's Anti-Syria Moves May Be Too Much of a Good Thing MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Three Climbers Missing From Reuters
3.6 Quake Hits Utah Area United Press International
Still Professing His Innocence, Syrian Envoy Leaves Britain TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Go-Golf: Most Are 'Fore' It; a Few Are Teed Off JACK HAWN
Waite Travels to Beirut, Reports Progress in Effort to Free U.S. Hostages Associated Press
Cal State Long Beach Publication Backs Cranston, Bird : 3rd College Paper Snubs Political Endorsement Ban DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Tentative Pay Pact Reached With 3 Papers in Bay Area MARK A. STEIN and TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writers
Cranston, Zschau Shift Gears, Opt for 'Going Positive' as Voting Nears JOHN BALZAR and KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writers
Assembly Candidate in Tuesday Election Dies of Heart Attack From Associated Press
Shultz Warns Against Soviet Jets in Nicaragua : Says Administration's Decision to Offer F-5s to Honduras Doesn't Signal a Change in Policy NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Says Sorry, Permit Needed, and Hangs Up on Dial-a-Bingo
Black Sworn as U.S. Judge United Press International
Tunisia Opposition Party Joins Poll Boycott From Reuters
Argentina Claims Broad Support on Falklands WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
20% of Brazilians Illiterate From Reuters
LaRouche Units Plead Innocent in Fraud Case Associated Press
California Elections : Deukmejian's Message for Halloween: Democrats Are Trying to 'Trick' the Voters RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Putting Lid on Collection Box Mystery Paul Dean
Robbins' Support of Republican Ousts Him From Democratic Mailer THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Unlikely Lovers Strike a Familiar Chord CAROLYN MEYER
Argentina Joins War Against Smuggling of Bolivian Cocaine, Curbs Domestic Use WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
A-Plant Search Fails to Locate 10 Radioactive Reactor Probes Associated Press
A Day at Cuyamaca Park
Pasadena and Freeways
Savings Bond Rate Cut Causes Buying Frenzy OSWALD JOHNSTON and BILL SING, Times Staff Writers
Mme. Chiang's Return to Taiwan Fuels Rumors of New Bid for Political Power JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Shopping Mall Killer Given 3 Life Terms Associated Press
Band of Kiowas Attempt to Halt Tribal Election Associated Press
Sherman Adams Eulogized as an Inspiring Leader Associated Press
Contras Offer Hasenfus-POW Swap WILLIAM R. LONG and MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writers
Doubled Downtown Parking Meter Rates Urged VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
S. Korea Says It Will Punish Jailed Students United Press International
Colombia Stamp Tribute Too Candid--U.N. Rejects It From Reuters
Northrop, Lockheed Get Big AF Jet Pacts : Will Design High-Tech Tactical Fighter; General Dynamics Wins out over F-20 RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Australian Premier Sings Blues After Memphis Robbery Associated Press
Bokassa Will Go on Trial Soon Associated Press
Chinese Governor Fired United Press International
The Cadillac of the Car-Park Trade Marylouise Oates
Pasadena and Freeways
Small Town, USA : Urbanites Find New Way of Life DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Curb Apologizes to Talk Show Host for Manager's Unsuccessful Ruse DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Figure in Bloody Prison Break Will Be Freed if Parole Board Agrees Associated Press
Shell Blasts Highway as Guardsmen Err Associated Press
Man Sentenced for Hit-Run Death in 1984
Can't Be Trusted, He Says in Idaho : President Assails Soviets' Troop Pullouts as 'Phony' ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Helicopter Downed, Contras Claim; 21 Are Reported Killed From Times Wire Services
2 Rescued at Sea; Search for 3rd Continues From United Press International
Pope to Offer Mass in L.A. During Tour of U.S. in '87 RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
Director Quits Civil Rights Panel, Hits Cuts by Congress From the Washington Post
Study Criticizes Emphasis on Size of Jury Awards Associated Press
Pasadena and Freeways
Return to the Days of the Pioneers at El Monte Museum WILLIAM S. MURPHY
U.S. Probing Possible Fund Misuse by Enrile DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Publisher Charged as Foreign Agent : Justice Dept. Says McGoff Failed to Cite S. African Backing ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Prince Steps Down as Laotian President From Reuters
Gains in 2 Gauges Stir Optimism for Economic Growth MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Kids Dig Herb Gardens ELLEN MELINKOFF
The Harmony of Nature, Architecture Sam Hall Kaplan, Kaplan also appears in The Times Real Estate section.
On the Pier
Record Low Voter Turnout of 59% Predicted by Eu CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Roller Skating Once Was a Family Affair RALPH and TERRY KOVEL
It's Always June at the Coffee Corner ANN BINGHAM
West Germans in a Froth Over 'Purity of Beer' Ruling Due From European Court WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Comic Makes Fun of His LAPD Experience : Cop's Past Is a Laughing Matter PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Diplomats at U.S. Embassy in Moscow Take on Challenge of Doing Without Soviet Workers WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Detroit Curfew Helps Curb Fires Set on 'Devil's Night' From Times Wire Services
Small Plants Can Cover a Lot of Ground ROBERT SMAUS, Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
Next Week : Wednesday-Nov. 9: Los Angeles Antiques Show, sponsored by the Junior League of Los Angeles, Biltmore Hotel, 515 S. Olive St., Downtown Los Angeles. Wednesday night preview 5-8 p.m., $30, reservations required. Thursday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m., admission of $8 includes unlimited readmission. Friday gala, 6:30 p.m.-midnight: silent auction 6:30 p.m., live auction 8:30 p.m.; black-tie dinner (8 p.m.) and dance (10 p.m.), $150 per person, reservations required. Show admission Nov. 8 and 9, $8. Telephone (213) 937-5566. : Nov. 8-9: The Historical Society of Pomona Valley's collection of antique quilts. Barbara Greenwood Kindergarten, 335 W. McKinley Ave., Pomona. Telephone (818) 334-9235 or (714) 334-9235. : Nov. 8: Antique Jamboree, sponsored by Something Old, Something Nouveau, 1303 Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica. Telephone (213) 395-8088. : Nov. 8: Barbara's Doll Show and Sale, Glendale Civic Auditorium, 1401 N. Verdugo Road, Glendale. Telephone (818) 767-4172. : Nov. 8: California Doll Collectors annual Christmas Doll Show and Sale, Garden Grove Community Center, 11300 Stanford Ave. at Euclid Street, Garden Grove. Telephone (714) 528-0126. : Nov. 9: Malibu Concours d'Elegance, Alumni Park, Pepperdine University, Malibu. Telephone (213) 456-4201. : Nov. 9: Silver Treasures Show, Elks Lodge, 400 W. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena. Telephone (818) 446-1443. : Information to be considered for this column should be submitted in time to reach The Times three weeks before the show and/or sale. Do not telephone. Mail items to: Bobbie Justice, Yesterday's Treasures, View Section, Los Angeles Times, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles 90053.
Santa Barbara's Rattlesnake Canyon JOHN McKINNEY
Ex-Crime Boss Joseph Bonanno Freed by Judge Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Slayer of Girl, 17, Sentenced, Grins PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Thin Inmate Squeezes Through Gate, Flees United Press International
Cult Leader Given 15-Year Sentence for Manslaughter Associated Press
Scaffold Hit Power Lines : 4 Painters Electrocuted at Point Loma Sub Base DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Six candidates are on ballot for three at-large seats on the five-member City Council : Preserving City's Village Character Is Key Issue : 7 Vie for 3 Council Seats in Laguna BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
4 Civilian Painters Electrocuted at San Diego Submarine Base DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
$5-Million Fraud Claimed in Deal on Luxury Cars BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Bird Campaign Accuses KNBC of Censorship in Blacking Out Interview FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton
Offshore Oil No Burning Issue in '86 but It's Still on the Ballot ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach May Acquire 120 Acres of Open Land GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Absentee Voters Get Weekend Time
So. Baptists Vote No Aid to Women Pastors Associated Press
Robbins Left Off Party Mailer for Not Toeing Line THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Worker Buried in Corn Associated Press
Appeal Likely : Bid to Learn Kraft Defense Costs Blocked JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Woman Gets 6 Years in Boyfriend's Slaying
Stratton's Lead Fades in Simi Mayoral Race REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
4.0 Quake Shakes Remote Mojave Desert Area Associated Press
Local News in Brief : No Word Yet on Lease of Parkland for Arts
State Training Grant to Help Laid-Off Nassco Employees
Los Alamitos : Man Ignores Red Light, Killed by Pickup Truck Karen Kucher
Proposition 61: State Salary Limits
Proposition 63: Official Language
Proposition 61: State Salary Limits
Proposition 63: Official Language
Symphony Warns Orchestra: Settle or Lose a Season HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Proposition 61: State Salary Limits
Air Panel Forces Plant Blamed for Odors to Shut MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
3rd College Newspaper Violates State Ban on Political Endorsements DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 63: Official Language
Proposition 63: Official Language
Proposition 61: State Salary Limits
Stanton : 2 Suspects Arrested in 'Major' Drug Trafficking Karen Kucher
Coliseum Asks Tax-Free Bonds for Parking KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 63: Official Language
Indian Graves' Desecration Resurrects Reburial Plan DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Stop Sign Effort Gains After Hit-and-Run : Amid Traffic Studies, Death Is Bottom Line KAREN KUCHER, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton Petitions Fall 16 Signatures Short : Airport Referendum Effort Fails MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Jury Rules Against Firemen Hurt in Blast : Barbecue Grill Explosion Ended Careers of 2 Garden Grove Veterans JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Municipal Roundup : Rent Issue on Westminster Ballot ANDY ROSE and ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writers
Dana Point : Yacht Believed Stolen Is Towed to Dana Point Gordon Grant \f7
Local News in Brief : 2 Held in Explosion of Purported Drug Lab
30 Injured as Train Hits Stalled Truck in Indiana United Press International
Doctor, Midwife Held in Deaths of 5 Newborns THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer
Unauthorized Use of Names on Arts Mailer Criticized BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Suspect With a Grudge Sought in Stabbing
Vatican Details Its Case Against Seattle Archbishop MARJORIE HYER, The Washington Post
Huntington Beach : Woman, 23, Dies After Crash at Lake Elsinore Barry S. Surman \f7
Retiring Mayor Leaves National City a Legacy of Success H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Fireworks Group Puts On Costly Campaign to Defuse Measure A ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 63: Official Language
Metro Rail Hit by Foul Odors, Cries of Foul Over Tax RICH CONNELL and TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writers
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Woodland Hills Residents Gain Time in Bid to Halt High-Rise BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
DEA Disputes Reports of 'Near-Miss' Between One of Its Copters and Jetliner DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
First Lady Urges TV, Film Industry to Help Youths 'Say No to Drugs' MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Schools, Toxics, Transport Top State Issues, Candidates Agree BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Extravaganza Planned for Reagan's Visit LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Proposition 63: Official Language
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Lawyer Jailed for Contempt Is Freed, Sent to Detox Center JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 64: AIDS Initiative
Costa Mesa : Crystal Court Opening Brings Out the Curious Mary Ann Galante \f7
Billy Eckstine Items Rescued From IRS Sale Associated Press
Victors in Textbook Trial Look to Alabama Case for Another Triumph JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Father Claims Son's Friend Was Fatally Shot at Close Range NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
O'Connor's Workers to Aid Democrats H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : Two present council members, one of whom is also seeking reelection, are vying for mayor : Fourteen candidates are competing for three seats on the five-member City Council : Angels-Anaheim Suit Is Big Issue in City Council and Mayoral Races ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Tractor-Trailer Rig Overturns on Busy I-5
Granada Hills Man to Be Tried a 4th Time in Slaying MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Death Penalty Out for Blast Fatal to Officers MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
$2-Million Desk Sets Record Furniture Price United Press International
Man Who Leaped Onto Freeway Dies
Proposition 60: Home-Buying Tax Break
BUSINESS
Andrew Lopez, 76; Photographer and Pulitzer Prize Winner From Times Wire Services
Chip Maker Deal Spurs Security Review From Times Wire Services
VLI's Stock Rises in Heavy Trading ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Market Runs in Neutral After a 4-Day Rally From Times Wire Services
Oil Prices Edge Higher as Strong Rally Cools Associated Press
Oil Prices Edge Up; Yamani-Inspired Rally Cools Associated Press
'Worsened Financial Results' Cited : Texas Air Seeks Reduction in Price for Ailing People Express ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Commodities : Friday, Oct. 31, 1986 : Pork Futures Prices Drop from Associated Press
Akio Morita, Industrialist and Now an Author : Sony Chief Says U.S. Firms Need to Take Longer View DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Lear Stock Jumps in Wake of Takeover Bid : Analysts Expect Firm to Seek Higher Offer or Buy Back Own Shares CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Elisabeth Schwarzhaupt, First Woman in W. German Cabinet Associated Press
Fluor, Homestake to Merge Mining Operations LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Songwriter Abel Meeropol Dies at Age 83 From Times Wire Services
Oxy Unit Fined $724 Million in Antitrust Case : Natural Gas Pipeline Co. Breached a Contract, Wyoming Jury Decides From Staff and Wire Reports
SPORTS
USD Tries to End Losing Streak in Football Today CHRIS ELLO
PREP FOOTBALL : Sea View League : Saddleback Wins, but It Wasn't Like It Usually Wins STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Canucks Outshoot Edmonton, 42-16, but Lose, 6-2 United Press International
Oregon State Expected to Pass Against UCLA THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
A Capsule Rundown of Today's Seven Races in the Breeders' Cup BILL CHRISTINE
In Opener, Lakers Pick Up Where They Left Off : L.A. Faces Rockets Today at Houston, Where Last Season Came to Abrupt End SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
USC, Arizona Are Now in Must-Win Situation MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Darcey Paces CSUN Women in Rout of Chapman College KAREN FRAWLEY
Tway Comes Up $515.19 Short of Money Title RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
How to Be Five Under and Teed Off
Westlake Defense Holds When It Counts, 31-28 JIM COLEMAN
Handi-Cupping : Breeders' Cup Races Offer Bettors the Ultimate Challenge ANDREW BEYER, The Washington Post
Canucks Outshoot Edmonton, 42-16, but Lose, 6-2 United Press International
Angels Decide to Pass on Burleson and Corbett MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Birmingham Can Only Plead for Mercy After Suffering 44-8 Loss to Taft DAVE DESMOND
Name in the News
A Different Breed of Fan : Crowds for Big Event Tend to Be More Upscale Than Usual GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Sign Perez to Two-Year Contract
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
Hold It, Dickerson, Help Is on the Way
For Angels, a Truly Spectacular Season
Hold It, Dickerson, Help Is on the Way
For Angels, a Truly Spectacular Season
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Nonleague Chris Bush
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Santa Fe League Heather Hafner
Bicycle Races Sunday in West Hollywood
Community College Football : Sherbeck Is Cautious as Improved Fullerton Faces Cerritos Tonight STEVE KRESAL
Chargers' New Role for Old Hand : USFL Star Johnson Had to Wait for His Chance to Play MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
It's a Cupful of Horse of Year Candidates : Today's Races Should Lead to Top Honor but May Also Breed Dispute BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
With Coryell Gone, the Curtain Could Be Falling on Fouts Era Dave Distel
Dils, Fuller to Start Monday Night in Chicago CHRIS DUFRESNE
FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Sutton's Victory Can't Stop Thousand Oaks JOHN ORTEGA
Late Kick by Cheevers Gives Thousand Oaks Big Win, 16-14 DEREK RASER
Friday's Highlights : Canyon Wins 46th in Row, Ties Mark
Sollom's 4 Touchdown Passes Help Canyon Match Record DAVID WHARTON
CLOSE-UP : Volleyballs Wash Up in Burbank JERRY CROWE
For SDSU, The Road Gets Rocky : Aztecs Tied for 2nd in the WAC, but Now Meet Tougher Teams STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Notable Steve Springer, Sports Digest was compiled by Steve Springer
Dils to Start for the Rams, Fuller for Bears Monday CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Burleson and Corbett Latest Angel Releases MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Changes Continue as Padres Drop Royster, Ship Roberts to Minors TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
How the Top 10 Fared
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Pac 8 League Tim Trepany
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Frontier League Les Herndon
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Sunset League John Skilbred
Cleveland Loses Grip on First, 21-3, to Granada Hills STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Celtics Ring Up a Victory on Opening Night DAN HAFNER
Clippers Lose in Last Second at Sacramento CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Police Drop Assault Charges Against Oil Can
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Nonleague Wayne Smith
McEnroe Is Suspended for Outburst Associated Press
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Del Rey League Bob Chevalier
New York Fan Raises Some Questions About the State of California
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Golden League Ron Stapp
Garfield Switches to Ground, Rolls Past Locke, 42-14 ROBERT YOUNT, Times Staff Writer
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Foothill League Leonard Lawless
For Angels, a Truly Spectacular Season
Reseda Buries N. Hollywood in 50-0 Win STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Canoga Park's 6-Minute Drill Ends in Victory Behind Myers ED HAGEROTT, Times Staff Writer
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Pac 8 League Todd Jacobson
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Marmonte League Gerry Price
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Foothill League Sean Waters
Schurr Stops Burbank Two Times Late in Game, 18-14 ROGER CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : Golden West Upsets Long Beach Again
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Del Rey League Vince Kowalick
Two Stars to Clash in UCLA-Duke Match
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Tri-Valley League Paul Olson
Tennis Roundup : U.S. Clinches Eighth Wightman Cup Victory in Row From Times Wire Services
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Valley 4-A League Paul Smith
Hoover Gets Upset of Season : Lincoln's Two-Point Conversion Fails in Its First Loss, 21-20 CHRIS DE LUCA
David Cichoke Remembered, Not Avenged MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Soccer : Titans Beat Las Vegas to Gain Playoff Berth BARBIE LUDOVISE
San Diego Volleyball : Aztecs Fall to San Jose St. for Second Straight Defeat
BREEDERS' CUP : Notebook : Tragic Death of 4-Year-Old Filly Goes Nearly Unnoticed GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Freeway League : Troy Can't Convert : Sunny Hills Ups Its Record to 8-0 With 20-19 Win SARAH SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Star Center Will Miss Basketball Game Against AIA
Roundup : San Dieguito Rushes Past Orange Glen
San Diego Soccer : Washington Rallies to Tie USIU, 4-4
Shopcott Leads Golf Tournament
All-American Tennis : DeVries Gives McCain a Lift to the Semifinals LISA DILLMAN
Dartmouth Is No. 1; Where's Harvey?
PREP FOOTBALL : Freeway League RICH GUIREMAND
PREP FOOTBALL : Freeway League
PREP FOOTBALL : Garden Grove League : Los Amigos 33, Rancho Alamitos 13 ERNIE CASTILLO
PREP FOOTBALL : Garden Grove League : Bolsa Grande Takes Its Time Rolling to Victory SCOTT WOLF, Times Staff Writer
County's Top Single-Game Rushers
PREP FOOTBALL : Pacific Coast League VINCE AGUL
PREP FOOTBALL : Pacific Coast League : Woodbridge Gets Its Kicks in Victory Over Costa Mesa MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Orange League : Garcia Leads Anaheim Past Magnolia SCOTT JONES
PREP FOOTBALL : Sunset League : Miranda Decision Helps Edison Get More Offensive in Defeat of Ocean View JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : South Coast League : 1st Quarter All Capo Valley Needs : 22-Point Outburst Overwhelms San Clemente in 42-13 Win
Century League BILL ROBERTSON
PREP FOOTBALL : Miscione Runs for 348 Yards, 4 Touchdowns in Esperanza's 49-24 Win BOB ALLEN
No Holds Beared in Chicago : Controversy Between McMahon and Ditka Continues to Take the City by Storm GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
He Puts the D in Denver : Joe Collier Has Been Bronco Defensive Coordinator for 18 Seasons, 5 Head Coaches EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Breeders' Cup Steeplechase in Maryland Associated Press
Community College Cross-Country : Orange Coast Just Keeps Winning : Pirate Men and Women Sweep the Orange Empire Final
They Call It as It Is : If You Missed a Race, It's All in the Chart BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Angelus League : Bieniemy, Phillips Lead Bishop Amat Past Mater Dei, 32-7 TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Prep Cross-Country : Corona del Mar Boys Win Sea View Title
College Roundup : Chapman Routed in Volleyball
Hawthorne High School Player Collapses on Field and Dies
PREP FOOTBALL : Century League : Santa Ana Runs Through Foothill : Lee (225 Yards, 4 Touchdowns) Leads Saints to 34-18 Win GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Pop Music Reviews : Fans Eat Up Elp STEVE HOCHMAN
Pop Music Reviews : Osborne Overdoes What He Does Best CHRIS WILLMAN
'Your Ears' Is More Than A Gay Murder Tale CLARKE TAYLOR
Hartley On Cbs A.m. Show JAY SHARBUTT
Ex-nbc Boss Tinker Feted For Anti-drug Efforts JOHN VOLAND
Season May Be Canceled In San Diego HILLIARD HARPER
Color The Bottom Line Greenish CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Dance Is Descending To The Top RODERICK MANN
Tv Series Gives Burstyn Her Hardest Challenge CLARKE TAYLOR
Gospel Gets Some Special Attention STEVE POND
Rose Bird Set For Channel 9 Show
Los Angeles Discovers Opera And S.d. Soprano KENNETH HERMAN
Movie Review : 'Sky Bandits' Doesn't Quite Soar PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Sax Quartet Picks Duke For A Debut DON SNOWDEN
Comic Leno Takes It On The Chin LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Stage Review : 'Yiddish': A Joy Filled With Laughter, Love DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Musician's Wry View Of Symphony HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Bacchanal Rocker's On A Long Roll THOMAS K. ARNOLD
De Larrocha Plays Schumann : Lewis Returns To Philharmonic Podium MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
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