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What happened on November 28, 1986
NEWS
Hemingway's 4th Wife, Mary, Dies in N.Y. BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
New Interactive Toys Have Something to Say : Dolls With Tape- or Microchip-Based Voices Mouth Words and Move Eyes JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
Gary Snyder's Path of the Deep Ecology Movement BOB SIPCHEN
Panels Get Millions for IRS by Deflating Donated Art DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Greetings! That Time Has Rolled Around Again ANDRA VARIN, United Press International
This Plain Speaker Offers Some Not-So-Plain Designs MARY ROURKE
Anaheim Cycle/ATV Expo's Big Wheels PAUL DEAN, Paul Dean
China's Antique Smuggling on Rise : Government Starts Campaign Against Increased Theft JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Tehran to Help if U.S. Delivers Arms: Iranian Associated Press
Lucas Will Face Array of Challenges PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The Region
Ready to Cooperate on Iran Arms Probe, Israelis Say DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Region
S. Africa Bans Indoor Meetings From Reuters
The State : Nurses, UC Reach Agreement on Pact
Snyder's Songs of the Wild and Lessons They Teach
Preserve Records of Iran Arms Deal, U.S. Employees Told Associated Press
The Nation
Iran Says It Caused Cutthroat Politics From Reuters
11 Killed in Israeli Raid on Palestinians in Lebanon United Press International
Folks Back Home Honor Poindexter Associated Press
Body Worry : Not Letting the Holidays Go to Waist REMAR SUTTON
The World
Contadora Group to Meet From Reuters
Markets Take a Holiday
The World
Youth May Revolt Over Housing Crisis, Polish Aide Warns United Press International
Messages on Arms Deal Intercepted, Not Acted On DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Allies to Expel Syrians From West Berlin Associated Press
The Region
The World
The Region
Defense, Nuclear Policy Discussed : 5,000 Canadians Flock to U.S.-Bashing Conference KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Soviet Debts to U.S. Increase United Press International
SALT Violation Will Hurt Talks, Kremlin Asserts United Press International
But the Shooting Doesn't Stop Until Dec. 10 : Filipinos Rejoice Over Prospects of Cease-Fire MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The World
The State
The Nation : U.S. to Speed Drug Funds
4 Killed in Crash of Navy Van United Press International
The World : Brazilian Protesters Riot
Questions Arise, Confusion Is Rampant : Immigration Law Totally Alien to Many MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Eager Shoppers Jam Stores for Holiday Buying MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Old Inca Capital a Microcosm of Peru's Rebel War, Political Turmoil WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Iran Oil Terminal, Other Targets, Hit, Iraq Says Associated Press
The State
The Region
Vet Shoppers Map Ways to Beat the Crowd MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
20-Foot Fir Picked as White House Tree United Press International
Man Flees LAX Leaving Behind $1.9 Million SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Iran Expels 3 Italy Envoys Over Khomeini Lampoon Associated Press
Gas Line Sparks 32 Fires in Ohio Town Associated Press
Elderly Pair Miss Their Appointment--by 60 Miles Associated Press
Crisis Attributed to Reagan's Inattention, Rapid NSC Turnover ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
'We Are Not Lepers' : AIDS Stigma Hampering a Solution ROBERT SCHEER, Times Staff Writer
Foreign Service Employees, Kin, Job Applicants to Be Tested for AIDS Virus Associated Press
S. Africa Judge Takes Hard Line With 19 Blacks MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Greece, Israel Ads Lure Tourists From Reuters
The World
Kilauea Destroys 9 Homes; Lava Inches Seaward Associated Press
Kilauea Destroys 8 Homes; Lava Oozes Seaward Associated Press
Key Data May Be Available, Regan Asserts JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Bonn Expels 5 Syrian Envoys Over Bombing : Allies Ban Others From West Berlin After Court Links Attack to Damascus' E. German Embassy WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Authorities Get a Lot of Leeway in New Immigration Reform Law DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Delicate Ecosystem : Owl a Major Link in Forest Web of Life RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Soviets, India Urge Ban on All Nuclear Arms WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Drug Rules Say U.S. Employees May Be Fired From the Washington Post
White House Chief Reportedly Knew of Iran-Contra Tie : Regan Denies Being Informed, Along With Poindexter, on Secret Arms Deal MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Controversy Flares Over King's Mercy Killing From Times Wire Services
Ariz. Gov. Already in Fight--and Job Hasn't Started Associated Press
U.S. Sanctions Against Syria Leave Oil Firms in Quandary CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The Owl and the Lumberjack : Disappearing Bird Is Symbol in Fight Over Logging Forest RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Boat Capsizes; 54 Killed United Press International
39 Injured by Mortar Fire in Belfast From Times Wire Services
Inflation-Hit Bolivia Plans New Currency From Reuters
Study Cites Magnitude of Threat From Unhealthy Levels of Cholesterol in Men United Press International
Cocaine Valued at $44.1 Million Found United Press International
Lava Continues to Pour From Hawaii Volcano From Times Wire Services
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Outfits Seen on Opening Nights Prove All the World's a Stage MARY ROURKE
Pioneer Award to Diahann Carroll
The Region
Baptist Minister Held in Slayings of Missionary, Child United Press International
A Father's Lofty Image Falls to Earth ROBERT KNIGHT, Knight is View/Calendar news editor for The Times Orange County Edition.
Publicly Struck by the Randomly Flung Obscenity HENRY JOHN MICHEL, Michel lives in Sherman Oaks
Facing Down the Images We Have of the Enemy : The Mind Creates, Dehumanizes Foe to Justify War and Killing, Author Says HARRIET STIX
Aquino Fires Another Two From Cabinet : Ministers of Natural Resources and Public Works Are Dropped From Times Wire Services
Shoppers Get on Their Marks : Mall-to-mall people expected in busiest day of year at retail centers STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Questions Arise, Confusion Is Rampant : Immigration Law Totally Alien to Many MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Sportswear Designers Get a Jump on the Dressy Look PADDY CALISTRO
Society JODY BECKER
'Up and at 'Em' Look From Down Under DIANE REISCHEL, Time Staff Writer
The Rich and Famous and Art of Giving From United Press
Kiwanis International Chief Champions Children DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Mideast Truce Ignored; 20 Die United Press International
Animal Rights Activists Arrested at Yale's Hunt United Press International
UC Women Object to Settlement of Group Rape Case Special to The Times
Municipal Officer Fined $1,500 for Traffic Tickets Associated Press
Retailer Has Designs on Westside Man DIANE REISCHEL, Times Staff Writer
Rising Costs, Declining Aid? : Financing a College Education BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
She Lands Pilgrim at Plymouth JAMES MARNELL
Book Review : The Harrowing History of Mishima ELAINE KENDALL
Study Pinpoints Elderly Abusers : Perpetrators, Motives Not Always as Formerly Believed DAVID STREITFELD, The Washington Post
Newlyweds Are Bringing the Salon Out of the Closet BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Sensually Scented Poison Makes a Killing BETTY GOODWIN
Iran Arms Deal Risky to Israel, Shamir Says Associated Press
Division of the Charity Dollar Is A-Changing : Under Study's Scrutiny, Those Aiding Poor Gain at Expense of Alternative, Advocacy Groups DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Death Is Psychologist's Way of Life : Therapist Works With AIDS Patients and Their Families SANDRA BOODMAN, The Washington Post
Society : Tustin Women Show What Stars Are Made Of CHRISTINE MOORE
Ferreting Out the Weasel Words : A Lack of Substance Behind the Appearance Is the Key JOHN TAGG, Tagg is a San Marcos, Calif., free-lance writer and former speech and writing instructor at Cal State Northridge and UC Berkeley. and
A Pair of Aces Wins This WWI Flyboy Game MAUREEN MAMAN, Maman lives in Los Angeles
Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner Will Be Keynoted by Boesak Speech
Technician Charged in Releasing Nuclear Data Associated Press
Vet Shoppers Map Ways to Beat the Crowd MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Dancing and 'Getting Sentimental' Again MARYLOUISE OATES
Prisoner Forced to Get a Haircut Sparks Riot United Press International
The Lessons of the French Revolution Still Live : UCLA Bicentennial Program to Examine Historical Legacy HEIDI YORKSHIRE
Fashion 86 : Some New-Fangled Ideas About Old-Fashioned Wedding Rings : Customs, Ideas About Wedding Bands Have a New Ring to Them MARY ROURKE
Skater Tai Babilonia in a Field of Butterflies MARY ROURKE
Hatpins as Symbols of a Bygone Era : Collectors Find Them Decorative, Useful and Valuable MARILYN OLIVER, Oliver lives in Los Angeles
U.S. Breaks SALT II Limit, Deploys 131st Nuclear B-52 : Rep. Aspin Raps 'Bad Decision' From Times Wire Services
Doctors Use Acupuncture to Help Addicts Kick Habit CONNIE ZWEIG, Zweig lives in Los Angeles. and
French Students Protest United Press International
Profiling the City of Fallen Angels : Roderick Thorp Portrays Seamy Side in 'Rainbow Drive' GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Coping With a Workaholic Father : Full-Time Provider Inc. Makes a Limited Family Partner DR. NEIL SOLOMON
ENTERTAINMENT
Mary Carver : Her Memories Add To 'A Christmas Memory' JANICE ARKATOV
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
Stage Review : Powerful Themes At Large In 'Stillborn' LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Action On Lease Pending : Art Museum To Remain At Mall Indefinitely HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Wilshire Center WILLIAM WILSON
Downtown KRISTINE McKENNA
Cbs Postpones Showing Of 'Deal' From Associated Press
Johnson To Be Honored
Santa Monica WILLIAM WILSON
Now's The Time For The Cd Plunge TERRY ATKINSON
Food Like Mom Tries To Make At Cravings ROBIN GREEN
Metropolis: A Corner on Eclecticism RUTH REICHL
Tv Review : Tears Of Chagrin For 'Tears Of Joy' LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Williams Widens His Appeal LEONARD FEATHER
At Golden West College : Works From Foster Art Collection On Display RICK VANDERKNYFF
Abc Tries A David-and-goliath Story PATRICIA BRENNAN, The Washington Post
'Jazzvisions' Series Of Seven Concerts Slated At Wiltern
Expanded Shriekback Plays The Coach House DUNCAN STRAUSS
Dance Review : Ondeko-za Shows Company Spirit LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Rerunning The 'Experts' At Crisis Time HOWARD ROSENBERG
Injury Cancels Milstein Tour KENNETH HERMAN
La Cienega Area COLIN GARDNER
2 ENDURING OLD FRIENDS SHOW UP FOR DINNER, EVOKING MEMORIES : Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Pirates of Penzance' at the Harlequin MARC SHULGOLD
Tennessee School Refuses To Stage 'Diary Of Anne Frank' From United Press International
Hanging Out On A Hoboken Stoop RAY LOYND
Medicine Man Album Packs Power RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Mussels And Pasta Served In A New York Setting CHARLES PERRY
'Top Gun' Boosts Dutch Air Force Enlistments From Reuters
2 ENDURING OLD FRIENDS SHOW UP FOR DINNER, EVOKING MEMORIES : Curtain Call Theater Brings Back 'Camelot' CATHY DE MAYO
Henry Mancini--a 'Nice Guy' Scores Success DON HECKMAN
2 Enduring Old Friends Show Up For Dinner, Evoking Memories : 'Whodunnit' CHALON SMITH
'Gods Must Be Crazy' Tops the Foreign-Film Survey; Embassy's 'Saving Grace' Slips Into Stores Unnoticed DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Getting a Line on Trekkie Ticket Seekers at the Dome SUE MARTIN
Volunteers Catch Spirit Of 'Glory' ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Tchaikovsky Opera : San Francisco Blows Up An Intimate 'Eugene Onegin' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
SPORTS
Stanley Returns Punt 83 Yards, and Packers Beat Lions, 44-40 Associated Press
Ucla Women Facts & Figures
Usc Women Facts & Figures
Fishing Report : Big Trout Catches Back at Arizona's Willow Beach
Outdoor Notes / Earl Gustkey : For Two Old Friends, the Fishing Just Keeps Getting Better EARL GUSTKEY
Circle Your Sets, College Basketball Stampede Is Coming LARRY STEWART
A Blurred Vision : O'Connor Fails to See a Way to Do Justice to His Dreams at Pierce JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
Chapman Tournament Comes to the Rescue of Winless Panthers LISA DILLMAN
San Diego Roundup : SDSU Will Honor Coryell at Halftime
Ram Notebook : Long Is Expected to Replace Injured Guman on Roster CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
USD Hopes to Rise to New Heights in Opener at Utah CHRIS ELLO
CENTRAL CONFERENCE PREVIEW : Riding the Air Ways : Chisum Hopes to Lead Sunny Hills Past Saddleback GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Men Facts & Figures
Streaking Stanford Is Going After 2nd Straight NCAA Water Polo Title DICK WAGNER
DERAILED YEAR : Lionel James Copes With His Injuries, Chargers' 10 Losses CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Stanford Plays Arizona in a Japan Finale Associated Press
Long Beach St. Football May Be Dropped : Community Asked to Help End Fiscal Deficit, Newspaper Reports From Times Wire Services
Football Said to Be Imperiled at Long Beach
The NHL : Jets Rally in the Final Period and Put Out the Flames, 4-3 United Press International
Woodbridge Is Hoping to Reach New Heights STEVE KRESAL
The Preps : Homeless St. John Bosco (11-0) Getting Noticed SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Elway Knows When to Pay Attention
Today's College Basketball Games : Fullerton, Long Beach and Irvine Play Their Openers
Iowa Takes the Plunge as Hawkeyes Open Season in Great Alaska Shootout From Times Wire Services
DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE PREVIEW : Orange's Reed Takes Quickly to Backfield : Speedy Senior Enhances Team' Running Game MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
2 Groups Contact Garvey About Buying the Padres
Cs Long Beach Men Facts & Figures
Salming Is Out After Surgery; Facial Cut Requires 200 Stitches Associated Press
Orange County Roundup : UCI Women Open Season at UCLA
America's Cup Trials : An Expansive Conner Back in Australia From Staff and Wire Reports
No. 1 Texas Women in USC Tournament
USC Basketball Opens on the Road : Trojans to Start Four-Game Trip at New Orleans Tonight MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Cs Long Beach Women's Facts & Figures
Horse Racing Roundup : Super Diamond Wins Fourth Straight From Times Wire Services
APPLE OF SOCCER'S EYES : RETURN OF SHEP MESSING : Flamboyant Goalkeeper Also President of Express MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Cotton for Aggies, Rotten for Longhorns : Texas A&M Gets to the Bowl by Beating Beleaguered Texas, 16-3 Associated Press
Stanford's Talent Pool : It's Starts With Newport's Imbernino, but Doesn't End There HEATHER HAFNER
San Diego High School Football Playoffs : '84 Trick Play Still Helps Fuel Fallbrook-Sweetwater Rivalry CHRIS ELLO and JEFFREY PARENTI
HARVARD HIGH: POINT MEN FOR THE PLAYOFFS : ANDY BELL : Running Back Rings In With Surprising Year HEATHER HAFNER
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE PREVIEW : Short on Points : Loara's Linemen Are Leaving Opponents a Little Frustrated TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
HARVARD HIGH: POINT MEN FOR THE PLAYOFFS : DOMINIC SANDIFER : Kicks Have Helped Shape His Goals DAVID MORGAN
Loyola Marymount Men Facts & Figures
Miami Still Sets Up Penn St. Showdown Without Testaverde Associated Press
Beuerlein, Irish Prepare for Their Bowl Game--USC MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Funny How Driver Came to Funny Cars Jim Murray
Sleepless Nights Are Increasing for Maryland's Ross SALLY JENKINS, The Washington Post
MICHAEL JORDAN : AIRING IT OUT : Bulls' Guard Has Been Soaring and Scoring So High, Lakers Might Need an Ozone Defense GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Cromwell Hasn't Changed, Ram Defense Has : At Strong Safety, He Doesn't Make So Many Big Plays, but He's as Solid as Ever CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
At BYU, Now They Boo-Who? : Quarterback Factory Is Put on Defensive, but It Still Can Win TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Olympics Have Doubled Their Message RICHARD B. PERELMAN, (Richard B. Perelman is head of Perelman, Pioneer & Co., a Los Angeles-based consulting and event management firm. He was vice president/press o perations for the Los Angeles Olympic Organization Committee from 1981-84 and editor-in-chief of the LAOOC's Official Report from 1984-85.)
Krieg, Warner Help Seahawks Turn Tables on the Cowboys, 31-14 Associated Press
U.S. Ski Champions Have Joyful Reunion : Women's All-Star Race Precedes Opening of World Cup Season Associated Press
Sportfishermen Again Try to Cut Gill Nets : Decades-Long Battle May Reach Another Showdown on the 1988 State Ballot EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
BILL HODGES IS BACK FROM NOWHERE : Former Indiana St. Coach Rebuilds Life in Georgia, Hears Birds Singing Again SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Some Residents Upset : 1st Step Taken to Open 'Back Door' to Park Calabasas BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
El Toro : Former Aide to Badham Named to Parole Board Associated Press
Healthy Idea
It's Business as Usual for INS
Fire Victim, 19, Was Also Stabbed
Bowne to Run for Reelection to Burbank Council Seat GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Woman Killed, Husband Injured in Utah Crash United Press International
Many Give Thanks Along the Beach, With All the Traditional Fixings TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fire Ravages Landmark Hardware : $500,000 Loss of Merchandise Reported in Blaze DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Mysterious Seriousness
Mass Politics Dictates the Power of the Presidency THEODORE J. LOWI, Theodore J. Lowi, the John L. Senior professor of American institutions at Cornell University, is the author of "The Personal President--Power Invested, Promise Unfulfilled" (Cornell Press, 1985).
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In Trouble
Warrior Heals, Longs to Rejoin Battle ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Cooler Temperatures for Weekend Expected; Santa Anas to Follow TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Anti-Defamation Group Honors Head of College
L.A. Relief Groups Cook Up a Turkey Feast for Thousands
In the Giving Spirit of the First Thanksgiving : Food Bank Provides Nutritional Support for Financially Strapped AIDS Patients SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Cooler Holiday Temperatures Expected TED THACKREY Jr., Times Staff Writer
Frat Agrees to Plead Guilty to Code Violations ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Clean Air Plan Could Hit Legal Snags, EPA Is Told LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Stanton : Police Seek Driver in Hit-and-Run Accident
Garden Grove : Covey 1st Woman to Get Top Firefighter Award Marcida Dodson
Father Jenco: A Reason for Thanks : Last Year at This Time He Was Held Hostage in Beirut STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Paul M. Herzog, Professor, Ex-NLRB Chairman, Dies From Times Wire Services
Norman Palmer, Actor, Ex-Dental Technician, Dies
In the Giving Spirit of the First Thanksgiving : Firefighters Work In a Traditional Meal During Busy Day of Dealing With Crises GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Health Care
EPA's Counsel Warns of Legality of New Program to Clean Up Smog LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Family Ventures Into Disquieting World--in Search of a Loved One ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writer
Shelter Residents Share With the Poor and Proud ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Flying Tiger Pilots OK Concessions to Avert Sale DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Seizures Help Underwrite Enforcement Efforts : Drug Law Makes Crime Pay--for Police DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer
3 Children Perish in Thanksgiving House Fires DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Some Ministers Remain Wary : Political Clout Escapes Christian Voter Group BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Cliff-aster MAYERENE BARKER
Westminster : Police Teams Will Be Out to Curb Drunk Driving
Reagan's Just an Old Softie : Compassion for the Families of Hostages Led Him Astray TOM BETHELL, Tom Bethell, a media fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford, writes a monthly column for the American Spectator.
Housing Project for Seniors Destroyed in Spectacular Fire ROXANA KOPETMAN and MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writers
Irvine : UCI Appoints New Vice Chancellor for Research Bill Billiter
Winging It : Lofty Sport of Pigeon Racing Puts Pedigree, Patience to the Test ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Fire Burns Bushes in Disneyland Parking Lot Marcida Dodson
Indian Dunes Not for Sale : Hunt for Airport Site Focuses on Agua Dulce MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
For Ex-Hostage Jenco, the Joy Is Twofold : Priest Celebrates 52nd Birthday, First Thanksgiving Since Release STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Rams Join in Anti-Drug Program
FOOD
Tips for a Rich-Tasting Dessert DIANE WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
What Perishables Must Be Refrigerated? JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
A Holiday Cake With a Spirited Family History
French Vouvrays Fill a Holiday Need : Still or Sparkling, They Lean Toward Pleasant Sweetness NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
For Special Snack, Lunch, Dinner Treat
Lime Sets Off Scallops' Delicate Flavor JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN, Freiman is a New York-based food writer
City Restaurant's Poppy Seed Cake Is Great for Any Holiday Table ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
turkey Sandwiches BETSY BALSLEY, Times Food Editor
Goetta--a Cincinnati Favorite MERLE ELLIS
Seafood Restaurant Reasonable ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Political Storm Over Iran Deal Sinks Dollar Associated Press
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