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What happened on November 12, 1986
NEWS
World's Largest Star Sapphire Found at Show : Rocks to Riches: $10 Stone Worth $2.28 Million United Press International
Buss Sells a 1-Cent Stamp for $380,000 RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
'Enrile's Boys': Elite Unit at Heart of Coup Rumors MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Mob Figure Pleads Case With Jury : Being in Mafia Not a Crime, Reputed Boss Persico Says BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Maputo Vote Resumes From Reuters
Citroen Agency Bombed From Reuters
The Nation
Shultz Finds OAS Support Against Sandinistas NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Iran Sent Cable Seeking Spare Copter Parts, U.S. Firm Reports GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
The World
Standoff With S. Korea Dissident Snarls Traffic From Times Wire Services
Goldfarb's Daughter Gets Kremlin's OK to Visit Her Ailing Father in N.Y. From Times Wire Services
Queen Opens Parliament With Pledge to Cut Taxes From Times Wire Services
The Nation : N.Y. Police Stage Protest
Thatcher Political Fortunes Revive : Opposition's Errors Boost Her Chances for a Third Term TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Mouse That Snored Was a Real Crackup Associated Press
Bishops Hear From Disciplined Seattle Prelate but Cannot Agree on Response to Controversy RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
The Nation
Traffic Jam Tells Success of AF Open House Associated Press
Author! Author! . . . On discovering that his books are in the Library of Congress Jack Smith
Stab Victim Not Linked to Serial Killer
The State
The State
The State
Patients Moved in Fire United Press International
Salvador Army Turned Children Into Informers, Villagers Report United Press International
Byrd Due Top Senate Post as Rival Quits BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
Bay Bridge Marks 50th Year Associated Press
Freed Pair Offer Intriguing Clues to Fate of Other Westerners Associated Press
The Nation
Swiss Admit Delay in Rhine Toxic Spill Alert Associated Press
The World
The Region
Commoners Receive Titles, for a Price, at London Auction United Press International
The World
The Nation
The Region
Reagan Pursues Iran Contacts to Free 2 Hostages United Press International
W. Germany Arrests 6 in Bogus Money Racket From Reuters
The World : Fire Kills 2 on Soviet Liner
Wind Chill at 'Deadly' Level as 2nd Arctic Blast Hits Midwest : Blizzard Warning Up in S. Dakota; Deaths Rise to 18 From Times Wire Services
Barnstormer Flight Completed From Associated Press
Pilfering 'Army-Wide,' Indicted Vet Says United Press International
Family Key to Aiding Young, Bennett Says Associated Press
Stab Victim Not Linked to Serial Killer
Alzheimer's Drug Improves Some Senility From Reuters
Unruh Links Low Profile to Honeymoon, Not Cancer Associated Press
U.S. Arms Negotiator Calls Geneva Session Most Productive So Far Associated Press
Pastor Marries Two Killed in Crash Associated Press
The World
Mood of Paris: 'We Are in Hell of a Mess' : Chirac's Terrorism Policy Divides Government and Confuses Citizens STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Officers Say They Weren't Contacted on Ticket Fixing GLENN F. BUNTING and RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writers
The State
Eu Beaten in Robbery at Her L.A. Home JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Warned NBC, Aide to Wayne Newton Testifies United Press International
Reagan Calls Military People 'Heroes Among Us' : Parades, Memorials Mark Veterans Day From Times Wire Services
U.S. Bishops Back Vatican Curbing of Liberal Prelate : But Allow Him to Give His Views From Times Wire Services
Snubbed by French Leaders, Botha Visits Cemetery to Honor S. Africa's War Dead STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
'Hello, Comrades' : Rand Group Uses Satellites to Get Nightly News--Soviet Style PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Salvadoran Students Hurl Rocks, Insults at Duarte Associated Press
For Thatcher Twins, Good News and Bad Associated Press
50-Foot Ferryboat Sinks Off Haiti; 180 Reported Drowned, 20 Rescued From Times Wire Services
'Peace Bishop' Is Outspoken Liberal BILL McALLISTER, The Washington Post
Iceland to Seek Return of Suspects in Sinkings From Times Wire Services
Soviet Trains Collide While Driver Naps Associated Press
Disney Posts Record Profits From Associated Press
Clemens Wins AL Cy Young Associated Press
Rizzo to Join GOP, Run Again for Mayor Associated Press
S. Africa Blasts Hurt Over 20 at Courts, Arcade Associated Press
Parties Support Children's Programs JODY BECKER
Liberia's Teachers Begin New Strike United Press International
Five Die in Buffalo Fire United Press International
U.S. Inmates May Get Benefit of Jail Crush United Press International
End Iran Secrecy, McFarlane Urges : Strategic Concerns Outweigh Issue of Hostages, Reagan Emissary Says JACK NELSON and MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writers
Winter Season Is Canceled by Symphony HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
The World
'Murph the Surf' to Become Murph Inc. and Serve God JAMES MARNELL
Firefighters Contain 10,000-Acre Ventura County Blaze From a Times Staff Writer
Little Federal Aid in Store for Dixie Farmers DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Too Ill for Transplant Associated Press
Otis Chandler Will Receive Award
Following the Strait and Narrow Path THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
Dye 'Blood' Dumped on Kahane Associated Press
United, Braniff Jets in Near-Miss Associated Press
'I've Learned to Believe in Myself' : Seminar Leader Leaves Her Stammers Behind MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Raunchy Way of Life in a Pixilated Patch of Dorset RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
100-Year-Old Records Are Broken in Deadly Cold Wave From Times Wire Services
White House Asks Court to Limit Preference in Jobs Associated Press
Old Farmer's Almanac Full of Folklore, Fillips and Forecasting DAVE LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Fourth Woman, 28, Receives Mini-Jarvik-7 Artificial Heart United Press International
N.Y. Mets Model of Decorum as Reagan Praises Series Win United Press International
Molotov Buried in Quiet Rites Attended Only by Kin, Friends Associated Press
Gene-Altered Vaccine Reportedly Tested Despite Lack of Approval Associated Press
15-Death Cold Wave Breaks Century-Old Records From Times Wire Services
Anti-Prop. 65 Campaign : Selling the Message--an Image Is Crafted for TV PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
Robbery Suspect Dies in Gun Battle With Inglewood Officer
Poet Derek Walcott Knows Joy and Pain of Divided Spirit JUANA DUTY KENNEDY, Juana Duty Kennedy is an editor on The Times daily opinion page.
The Nation
Due in Long Beach Today : Right Stuff for Re-Creation of a Cross-Country Flight PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
2 Ex-Hostages in Paris; France Thanks Syrians : Chirac Pledges Renewed Effort to Gain Release of 5 Still Held by Muslim Extremists in Lebanon STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
March of Dimes Lets John Finger Do the Walking to Raise Money MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Ancient Harvest : Life Pauses for the Time of the Olive DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
San Diego Player of the Week : Evenson Is Up and At 'Em After Long Night of Studying JEFFREY PARENTI
Ol' What's-His-Name Slowly Catching On Again With Rams : Henry Ellard's Fighting Back GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Win Over USC Would Cap Kapp's Career : Despite Being Fired by Cal, Coach Remains Upbeat and Outspoken MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Bosworth Deserves Outlandish Trophy
Act of Rozelle Could Solve Big Problem SCOTT OSTLER
America's Cup Trials : Conner Loses to British; He Blames Light Winds From Staff and Wire Reports
Community College Roundup : Golden West Named Top Seed for Regionals in Water Polo
STATISTICAL WATCH : Bell Gains Ground on Crespi's White
Names in the News
Veteran King Gives Heirs a 4-3 Victory : Dionne Scores Twice as L.A. Beats Jets for Second Win in Row JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
AROUND THE LEAGUES : More Offense, Fewer Penalties Turn Kennedy's Season Around
Low Cal Is Perfect for Losing Steve Harvey
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NHL Roundup : Oilers Get Overtime Win, 3-2 DAN HAFNER
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NBA Roundup : Jordan Gets 34 Points as Bulls Hand Hawks First Loss, 112-110 DAN HAFNER
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT : A Few Twists Could Turn a Terrible Team Inside Out TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Light Winds Leave Conner at a Loss in Second Round From Staff and Wire Reports
Marijuana Seized From Hoyt's Car on Day of Drug Arrest TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Randolph Shoots Course-Record 64 to Lead Regional Associated Press
Marijuana Found in Hoyt's Car on Day of Pill Arrest at Border TOM FRIEND
Four Colorado Players Implicated in Drug Probe United Press International
Those Who Lose Their Way Often Remain Lost in the Shuffle MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
McMahon: Slight Tear in Rotator Cuff Tendon Associated Press
Tribble Seized for Speeding, Drunk Driving United Press International
CLOSE-UP : Dameworth's Record Makes Him a Favorite
To Saunders, Winning Ugly Beats Getting No Wins at All DAVE DISTEL
UCI Beats Long Beach in Water Polo
Clippers May Be on Upswing : Their Fortunes Rise as the Nuggets Fall CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Garza Withdraws From Fight Against Thigpen in Spruce Goose Dome STEVE SPRINGER
Names in the News
Southern Section Tennis : No. 2 Agoura Edges Woodbridge
America's Cup Trials : Conner Loses to British; He Blames the Light Winds From Staff and Wire Reports
Valley's Top Two Girls Players to Sign Basketball Letters Today JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
BIG-TIME BOWLING : Postseason Bidding Threat Rocks College Football Tradition RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Around the World Sailboat Race : For 6 of 25 Starters, It's Been a Cruel Sea DAN BYRNE, Dan Byrne, a former news editor for The Times, was amon g the 10 finishers of the first BOC Challenge in 1982-83.
Lucas of Katella Will Attend Oregon
Southern Section Volleyball : Sotter's Serving Sparks Capo Valley Upset of Wilson
Welch Decides to Stay With Dodgers : Two-Year Contract Could Be Worth $1 Million a Season ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
An Empress Wins Hollypark Feature
Astros' Scott (18-10) Wins Cy Young Award Over Fernando (21-11) ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Water Polo : Maclear Scores Four to Lead El Dorado
Orange County Prep Player of the Week : When Tim Kotlar Is Kicking, Tustin High Is Clicking BARBIE LUDOVISE
The NHL / Julie Cart : Departures of Goring and Bowman: a Tale of 2 Coaches, Teams JULIE CART
USC, UCLA Ready for Prep Signings SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Westlake Joins the Semifinal Club : Margozewitz Leads Volleyball Team by Palm Springs in Playoffs HEATHER HAFNER
Pacifica, Kennedy to Ask to Switch Leagues : Principals to Vote on Proposed Transfer From Empire to Garden Grove STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Ackley Named Player of Year
Alex Ramos Plans to Write an Ending to His Story With Victory Over Michael Nunn STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Chaminade Moves Into Semifinals
Vinje Named MVP in Sea View League
Gooden Seeks Drug Clause in His Contract
Pro Football / Bob Oates : Should Montana Be Playing Now? Sportswriters Hold Varying Views BOB OATES
PLAYER OF THE WEEK : 280-Yard Game Reminds Edwin Jones of Old Times
Soccer Player Plans Return : USIU's Er Hopes to Play Despite Open-Heart Surgery CHRIS DE LUCA
BUSINESS
Crazy Shirts Founder Rick Ralston : T-Shirt King Courted Success With $60 and a Creative Flair CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Calny Inc. Fires Chief Executive
Rohm & Haas is selling a California chemical plant.
Showcase Restaurant Will Be Built at Carl's Jr. Headquarters JEFF ROWE, Jeff Rowe is a free-lance writer
Ability to Shut S&Ls May End Soon, Regulator Says TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Securities firms were ordered to halt sales.
W. R. Grace will launch a tender offer for El Torito.
County's Office Leasing Market Called Healthiest
Nation
Japan Trade Surplus With U.S. Up : U.S. Economists Not Alarmed by Record Figure in Month Associated Press
Earnings Surge at Penney, Wal-Mart
Consumer confidence fell to a three-year low.
The semiconductor market showed some gains.
Continental Promotional Deal Sparks Concern : Airline Stock Prices Tumble on Fears New Fare War Is Starting ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Chevron Chairman Urges Federal Price Floor on Oil DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
New Status Spurs Hope for Farm Workers HARRY BERNSTEIN
Unocal Subject of Takeover Rumor : Talk of Possible Bid by Standard Oil Spurs Stock Price DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
IBM said it is closing a parts distribution center.
CBS Turns Deaf Ear to Several Bids for Records Unit PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Not Ready to Scrap Chip Pact With Japan : But May Have to Act if Agreement Doesn't Start Working, Official Admits DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
First Family Group to Close 13 Golden Bear Stores in Southland JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Boeing Vows New Jobs if Britain Buys AWACS From Times Wire Services
Lower Occupancy Rate, Shorter Stays : CompCare Forecasts Sharply Lower Net for Its 2nd Quarter ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
GAF Corp. sold about half its Union Carbide stock.
Sweetened Offer by Wickes Does the Trick--Lear Siegler Agrees to $1.7-Billion Deal NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Hong Kong Investors Buy 5.7% of Smith International Shares JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Tandon introduced an upgraded series of PCs.
Nation
Bank Agrees to Settle J. David Suits : First National of San Diego, Insurers to Pay $6.9 Million BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Commodities Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1986 : Grain, Soybean Futures Off From Associated Press
Hutton said it won't resume talks with Shearson.
Malaysia Lost $80 Million in Tin Trading From Reuters
Bank of San Diego Chairman Quits; Board Wants Him Back BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
GE said it will close its color television tube plant.
W.R. Grace to Pay $20.50 a Share for El Torito Stock Outstanding
Firm Discloses 5.7% Stake in Smith International JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Computer Trade Show Hurt by Changes in Industry : Comdex May Be Losing Its Luster DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Dispute Results in New Buyer for Jurgensen's JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
John Blair Will Sell Three TV Stations for $86 Million PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Dow Gains 3.66; Stocks Mixed in Slow Trading From Times Wire Services
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
How the Orchestra Fell After False Crescendo HILLIARD HARPER and DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writers
Yorba Linda : 2 Jailed After Police Get Tip on Drug Sales Ray Perez \f7
Local News in Brief : Chatsworth Fire Halted After Periling Homes
Skepticism and Surprises
El Cajon
Hot Day Is One for the Books
Fire Leaves 36 Homeless
Local News in Brief : Driver Arrested After Fatal Freeway Wreck
Gunman Takes $78 From Dry Cleaner
Builders Amassed $232,500 to Beat 6 Tax Measures MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Organizations
Water District Seeks Ruling on 2 Vacant Seats on Board BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
La Jolla
Laguna Niguel : Another Person Was Hit by Shots at Picnic Nancy Wride \f7
San Diego
4 o'Clock Shadows
A Health Policy in Our Future
Local News in Brief : Panel OKs Classrooms, Bigger CSUN Library
Police Searching for Reported Rapist
Newport Traffic Initiative Put on 1988 Ballot HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer
Honor the People, Protect the Court : The Case for One 12-Year Term, With State Senate Approval GARY K. HART, Gary K. Hart (D-Santa Barbara) is the chairman of the California Senate's Education Committee .
U.N. Panel Asks Probe of Israel Nuclear Role From Reuters
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Parents Plot a War on Pushers : 200 Attend Meeting on Drug Dealing Near Sepulveda School STEPHANIE CHAVEZ and GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writers
Chicago Art Curator Speyer Dead at 73 From Times Wire Services
Costa Mesa's Dayworker Report Meets With Dissent ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Suspect, Motive in Simi Slaying Sought
Compton Teachers Strike for One Day in Protest WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Tustin : Supervisor's Widow Sues Over Stabbing by Worker John Spano \f7
Portable Phone Brings Burglary to a Standstill NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Parade Entry on Easy Street ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Valley Center
Bright Light Across South Linked to Meteor Activity United Press International
Demise of Student 'Parochialism' : Most UCI Frosh From L.A. County BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Officers Say They Weren't Consulted on Ticket Fixes GLENN F. BUNTING and RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writers
Educator's Study Stirs New McMartin Case Controversy LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer
Crash Kills Swedish Pilot From Reuters
Fallbrook Cityhood Foe Singing a Different Tune ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Tradition Gives Way to Modern Art at Church ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Access to the Legislative Process
Hotel-Sports Center at Cal State May Get Its Final OK Today BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Mountain Lion Sighted by Pair Walking in Hills East of Orange RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Delays Decision on Landfill : Environmental Issues Raised by County's Expansion Plan BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Man Fined for Insulting School Officials
Bus Gridlock
Santa Ana : Scoville Assigns Judges to Superior Court Duties
Molotov, a Rare Exception
Children Who Saw Sex Movie Win Damages MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
ACLU Challenges Limitations Law on Incest, Abuse : Daughter, 28, Suing Father Over Alleged Childhood Molestations SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Increase in Population Expected to Erase Clean Air Gains LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Westminster : Man Who Led Police to Bomb Held in Burglary Nancy Wride \f7
Japanese Firms Should Show Some Civic Responsibility WILLIAM G. OUCHI, William G. Ouchi, a professor of management at UCLA, is a member of the board of directors of Leadership Education for Asian-Pacifics
Bring Back Seniority Leadership in Congress MAURICE B. TOBIN, Maurice B. Tobin is a Washington attorney and the author of "Hidden Power: The Seniority System and Other Customs of Congress" (Greenwood/Praeger Press)
Surrogate Mothers Form Lobby Group
The World Is an Oyster to Man in His Own Sub : Homemade Craft Is a 'Model-T' Out for Business--and Treasure JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Election Post-Mortems
Tempers Flare at Prohibition on Burning Cut Brush BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Approval Expected for Hotel on Cal State Fullerton Campus
Ventura County Fire Contained After Charring 10,000 Acres
Robbers Flee With Jewels After Smashing Store's Display Cases
'Fire, chains and other objectionable tools of gratification' DOUG SMITH
Hunger
ENTERTAINMENT
Soap Opera Ratings Story : 'Magnum, P.i.' Overtakes 'dynasty' LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : '86 ELECTIONS SIGNAL BROADCASTING CHANGES DAVID CROOK, Times Staff Writer
Whippersnappers Snap Back JACK MATHEWS
A Night On Tv Patrol In Britain HOWARD ROSENBERG
Symphony's Artistic Losses Climb HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Lentz Premiere : The New Music Group Discovers Pop Culture MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Pianist Chien: Reaching Out MARC SHULGOLD
Chad Hopes To Ride Past To New Hits THOMAS K. ARNOLD
'Pulpit': ABC's 'Morning' Sermon JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
How Teri Garr Got Soap In Her Eyes ROBERT BASLER, Reuters
Songs Of Musical Theater Giants : Cabaret Singer Hits The Right Notes CLARKE TAYLOR
'My One And Only' A 'big Deal' To A New Director CHALON SMITH
At Cal State L.a. : Another Bright Staging Of 'Sunday In The Park' ROBERT KOEHLER
Controversial Kuti : He's Philosopher, Rebel & Passionate Musician DON SNOWDEN
8th Grader Gets High Marks In Play LIANNE STEVENS
San Diego Symphony Cancels Season HILLIARD HARPER, Times Staff Writer
Woodentops: New Crop Of British Pop Stylists STEVE HOCHMAN
Playwright Flies High With 'Birds' CHALON SMITH
Records Set At Auction Of Contemporary Art From Associated Press
Pbs Special : 'Aids Show': Daily Life With A Killer CLARKE TAYLOR
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