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What happened on November 25, 1986

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Judge Orders Probation for Man Who Killed Father DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer

2 Crossing Country to Safehouse : Sanctuary Awaits Turkeys BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer

Police Chief in Fullerton Named Municipal Judge From a Times Staff Writer

County to Air Plan for Drug Test Task Force BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer

New Cypress Council Reverses Project in Face of Opposition JUAN ARANCIBIA, Times Staff Writer

Schools Are for Learning, Not Social Labs--Gardner BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer

Expected Hill Street Blues Missing in 1-Way Traffic GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Views of Iran Remain Off Target SHIREEN T. HUNTER, Shireen T. Hunter is deputy director of the Middle East project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies at Georgetown University.

Group Aims Protest at Symphony's Managers HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer

Council Unable to Decide on Martinez Replacement DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer

Huntington Beach : Child, 2, Is Blamed in Apartment Blaze Jeffrey A. Perlman \f7

Threatens to Drop Thousand Oaks Projects : Builder Fights School-Fees Increase SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer

Schools Can Afford Pay Raises, L.A. Teachers Say in Protests ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer

Evidence of 6 Cougars Found in Park Area KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer

Simi Council Names Davis to Vacant Council Seat REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer

D.A. Probing RTD Award of Contract on Insurance RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer

'Hazardous Refuse' Hampers Effort to Put Out House Fire GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer

Permission for Delay in Repairs Unlikely : City Faces Huge Fine Over Pump Station 64 JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer

Everywhere You Look, There's Santa--Early TOM GORMAN

Shultz: Enigma Wrapped in Integrity : Through Failures and Fights, He Remains Grounded in Reality DAVID AARON, David Aaron has served on the National Security Council in both Republican and Democratic administrations.

Bernson Now Opposed to Chatsworth Church Plan MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Moorpark Councilman THOMAS OMESTAD, Times Staff Writer

Boesky Case Is No Reason for Open Season on Wall Street MARSHALL E. BLUME, Marshall E. Blume is Howard Butcher III Professor of Financial Management at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and director of its Rodney L. White Center for Financial Research

Irvine City Theatre Is Hailed as a 'Cultural Partnership' HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer

A New Admiral Perry and His Scale-Model Fleet Have Met the Public--and They Are His Herbert J. Vida

5-Year Probation for Priest Who Molested 4 Boys JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer

It puts you in touch with your mortality. PERRY C. RIDDLE

Crystal Cathedral Gets Approval for Cemetery on Part of Property ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer

Cypress : Kanel Elected Mayor as Council Is Seated Juan Arancibia \f7

Parents Say Ex-Prosecutor Sold Out to Hollywood : Conduct in McMartin Case Called 'Criminal' in Plea for State Investigation LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer

Justices Reject Bar's Advice to Suspend Lawyer PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer

Ticket-Fix Inquiry Result to D.A. Today : Witt Says 'I Don't See Anything' Criminal; Police Union Backs Independent Counsel RALPH FRAMMOLINO and GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writers

Friends, Foes of Measure A Urge Newport Residents to Go to Polls HEIDI EVANS, Times Staff Writer

Ex-Employee Kills Newsstand Operator, Then Shoots Himself JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer

City Fires Sewer Plant Contractor to Avoid Delays KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer

Priest Receives 5 Years' Probation in Molesting Case; Therapy Ordered JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer

Fast-Growing Penasquitos, Bernardo : 2 Ranchos Lose Pleas for Building Bans ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer

At Least 6 Cougars Roam Park Area, State Survey Finds KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer

5 Sentenced for Roles in Theft of Jet Parts JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer

Extradition Papers for Iranian Sought in Parts Thefts Still Not Sent H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer

Adult Bookstore's Suit Seeks to Keep Fullerton From Limiting Hours JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer

NEWS

Amy Carter Arrested in Campus Protest of CIA Recruiting Associated Press

Tribesmen Finally Put Viet War Behind Them JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer

Man With Molotov Cocktails Seized in Brisbane, Says He Wanted to Kill Pope DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer

Contras Drafting Political Program MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Mafia Leader Indicted Over Presser Link BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer

2 Die in Ohio Crash of Radio Traffic Copter Associated Press

Sex-Triggered Headaches No Joke to Doctors ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer

Allegations Covered by Ethics Act, Justice Dept. Rules : Independent Counsel Probe of Nofziger Likely ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers

California, U.S. Sign a 'Historic' Accord on Water PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer

E. Berlin Shots Halt Man Trying to Leap to Freedom From Times Wire Services

Consumer Efforts Stepped Up : State's Insurance Dept. Under Pressure to Change KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer

Meese Probing Security Staff on Arms Deal RONALD J. OSTROW and MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writers

Mubarak, Israeli Meet From Reuters

Hussein Sees Americans From Reuters

Dockworkers Accept Pact With Pay Freeze United Press International

U.S. Weapons Supplies Smaller Than Reported, Iranian Says From Reuters

Seattle Rail Line Cut by Mud Slides; New Storm on Way Associated Press

Udall Plans Bill to Ban Oil Hunt in Arctic Refuge MARK LANDLER, Times Staff Writer

Envoy Said to Have Defected United Press International

U.S. to Keep Oil Lanes Open, Hodel Declares From Reuters

Defuse Tensions, Pope Tells Nicaragua Church From Reuters

Seoul, Citing N. Korea Rumors, Tries to Halt Opposition Rally SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer

Iran Arms Figure Tries New Plea Associated Press

Peres Warns of Iran's Fundamentalism, Remains Silent on Tehran Arms Trade DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer

Members of Congress Vow 'to Wash It All Out' United Press International

Poindexter Out, Aide Fired : Iran Arms Cash Diverted to Contras Without Reagan OK : National Security Council Officials First to Depart Associated Press

14 Black Miners Killed in S. African Violence MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

Analysis : Chief Foe of Deal : Shultz Plays Hardball in Arms Dispute NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer

Strict Controls in Insurance Field Urged KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer

Shultz Deputy Known for Candor, Not 'Doublespeak' DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer

Book Review : Facing Off With Theists Over the Existence of God LEE DEMBART, Dembart is a Times staff writer.

Animal Rights Group Says It 'Liberated' 127 Turkeys LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer

Food Drives Seek to Ease Pangs Over Holiday Time : Agencies Gear Up to Aid Area's Hungry TED APPEL, Times Staff Writer

Bomb Truck Overturns Associated Press

Hostage's Sister Backs Iran Arms Deals : Says 'You're Damn Right I Do' in Apologetic Letter to Reagan United Press International

Domestic Car Sales Improve Associated Press