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What happened on October 13, 1986
NEWS
'Sanford and Son' to Evangelist : Ex-TV Star Demond Wilson Turns to Religious Calling DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Cattle Drive Is Long, Hard--Right Out of the Old West RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Speakes Complaint : U.S. Accuses Soviets on Blackout From the Washington Post
France Reportedly Gave Nuclear Data to Israel From Reuters
The World : Threat From S. Africa Told
The Region
No Room for the Couple at Odds
The Nation : Drunk Drivers as Pilots
The State
The Nation
The Nation
The Region
The Region
The Region : Slime Invades West L.A.
The Region
The World
The World
The Region
Shultz Tells Allies U.S. Will Keep Pressure on Moscow : Sees Chance of Progress in Geneva United Press International
Manila Panel Approves Draft Constitution, Schedules Elections From Times Wire Services
The Region
ANALYSIS : Just Short of Success : Summit May Be Recalled as a Near Miss ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
A Lotto Hoopla : Legal Version of the 'Numbers Game' Will Kick Off Tuesday ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
The World
Bradley, Young in 'Pulpit Stumping' Tour of the North JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Singing the praises of opera in Los Angeles . . . with a clarion ring at the top Jack Smith
Soviet Kin to Emigrate, Canadian Pianist Told Associated Press
Baseball's Magic Number Is 1992--for the Olympics Associated Press
3 Slain at Tux Rental Shop Associated Press
The World
Temple Emptied in Bomb Threat Associated Press
Democrats Disappointed Over Reagan's Near Miss United Press International
Summit Ends in Failure After Deadlock on 'Star Wars' Issue : Impasse Halts Progress on Arms Control JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Students Walk Out in Soweto Associated Press
The World
Record Japan Trade Surplus United Press International
GM Switches, Asks Japan to Cut Car Exports United Press International
Moderate Quake in Japan Associated Press
The Region
Exact Intensity, Epicenter Unclear : Data Problems Frustrate Experts Studying Quake THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Mexico Reports Billions in Drug Confiscations Associated Press
1,200 Acres Burned Near Mt. St. Helens From Associated Press
Poplin Plan for Education
Poplin Plan for Education
The State : Freshman Sues Stanford
The Region
Salvador Toll Rises to 890, Duarte Says; 10,000 Hurt MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Singlaub Played Double Role in Aid to Contras DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Dutch Premier, Wife Chase Burglars, Help Catch Them Associated Press
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Speech by President United Press International
Collision-Avoidance Gear--Preparing for a Takeoff ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Nobel Medical Prize Shared by American, Italian-American Associated Press
Central U.S. Chilled by Record Cold : Torrential Rains Cause Flooding in Texas, Alaska From Associated Press
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Reagan Views: 'More Progress Than Anticipated' Associated Press
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Shultz Text: Reagan 'Magnificent' but Talks Left U.S. Disappointed Associated Press
Socialists Lag in Greek Elections Associated Press
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Split at Talks Reflects Dispute Over Meaning of 1972 ABM Pact NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Reporter's Notebook : Gorbachev Takes a Novel Approach STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed; May Be 9th Victim
The State
Fir Tree Is California's Christmas Gift to Capitol JUDY ROMBERGER, Romberger lives in Los Angeles. and
Cycle Auction Clues Family to Man in Coma Associated Press
Polish Amnesty Prompts U.S. to Consider Ending Its Sanctions Against Warsaw From a Times Staff Writer
Princess Diana Adds Glamour to London's Spring Fashion Shows BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
Washington State Votes South Africa Divestiture Associated Press
Digging Deep Into the Roots of Evil CAROLYN SEE
IBM Quarter Earnings Drop 27% From Reuters
Queen Calls British Ties With China Closest Ever From Times Wire Services
Scientific Search for Inhabitant of Loch Ness Resumes From Reuters
Concessions to Stay on Table, Gorbachev Says : Blames Reagan for Failure of Talks but Still Offers Hope of Future Nuclear Arms Agreement WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
$4.5 Billion Keeps Walton Richest in U.S. Associated Press
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Deadlines Stretched, Costs Soar : Summit Delays News Weeklies From a Times Staff Writer
Security Stressed : Shamir Views Peace Process as 3rd Priority DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Politicians of Both Sides Want to Tax Imported Crude : Ill Economy Dominates Campaigns in Oil Patch J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
California Elections : Prop. 65: Toxics Calamity or Legal Catalyst? PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Breeding Success With a Spotted Cat : New Feline Is a Hot Catalogue Item . . . at $1,400 Apiece LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Vancouver Fair Closes Tonight; Drew 22 Million United Press International
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Lugar Lauds Reagan, but Democrats Say He Missed Historic Opportunity From a Times Staff Writer
Meter Tender Held in Policeman's Death United Press International
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : Gorbachev Excerpts: 'Specter of Quest for Military Superiority' Associated Press
Crops Threatened : Africa Girds for New War on Locusts SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
'Sanford and Son' to Evangelist : Ex-TV Star Demond Wilson Turns to Religious Calling DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Malcolm Lucas: The Great Hope Among Court Conservatives DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT : As Talks Adjourn, Mood Turns Cool as Icelandic Night STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
5 Held on Drug Charges From Reuters
Farming's the Apple of Their Eyes : Family Is Happy With Rustic Life in Santa Ysabel MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Renowned Violinist David Rubinoff Dies at 89 From Times Wire Services
Best-Selling Novelist Storm Jameson at Age 95 From Times Wire Services
Homes, Homes on the Range : Progress Is a Discouraging Word to Horse Owners as Trails Fall Victim to Sprawl JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Rep. Al Ullman, 24-Year Congressman, Dies at 72 Associated Press
Forest, Sports Complex Are Also Election Issues ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
When These Two Hit Campaign Trail, It's a Hart-to-Hart Affair DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
America's Real Enemy Is Economic : Reagan Must Bring Self-Interested Businesses to Heel ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Tall Law and Order
San Diego
'Campaign? What Campaign?' : Robinson Using Low-Key Strategy to Battle Dornan JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Murky Waters
Agoura Hills Man Hurt by Fireworks Is Jailed
Snow, Floods Hit Plains States, Southwest From United Press International
Issues '86
Harold Wilson Says He Quit in Fear of Growing Stale in Job From Reuters
Allen Not Letting Grass Grow Underfoot in Reelection Effort KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Pala
Angels Fans Get Taste of Ecstasy, Then Agony BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
No Veto Required
Relief Officials Issue Appeal for Victims of Quake in San Salvador : Money, Medical Supplies Said to Be the Best Way to Aid Thousands of Homeless MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Defeat Cast Pall in Stadium but Not in the Park GARY JARLSON, Times Staff Writer
Officials Appeal for Money, Medical Supplies for Victims of Quake in San Salvador MARK HENRY, Times Staff Writer
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
War Toys
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
Pat Robertson
Sanctions Against South Africa
War Toys
White House Press Barrier
White House Press Barrier
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
Sanctions Against South Africa
Phone Unanswered, Judge Jails Officer Associated Press
Getting Justice in El Salvador Is Impossible, Expert Says WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Persistence of 2 Gadflies Led to Housing Commission's Fall RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Cocaine, Guns Seized in Raid; Six in Custody Gary Jarlson
Slow Growth Initiatives Top all Other Issues on the Ballot in Carlsbad ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Flu Shots Among Free Services at Seniors Fair Bill Billiter \f7
Santa Ana : Embers From Fireplace Ignite Home Roof Blaze Bill Billiter \f7
6 Santa Clarita Measures Seek School Funds From Builders MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Police Crash Party at Mall Parking Lot in Simi Valley, Arrest 33 MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Tax Reform May Change Shape of Downtown Dreams ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Agencies Accepting Donations
Study of RTD Driver Safety Yields Mixed Conclusions RICH CONNELL and TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writers
CSUN Excursions Run Into a Liability Insurance Roadblock GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Support for Insurgencies Often Backfires MARK N. KATZ, Mark N. Katz is a research associate at the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies in Washington.
Hal Mason, 69; Creator of Animated Characters From United Press International
Sunset Beach : Body of Baby Girl Found by Boaters Near Shore Bill Billiter \f7
Computerized Trading Won't Change Capitalism's Casino ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, Robert J. Samuelson writes on economic issues from Washington.
Brea Hopes to Celebrate Its Crudeness--With a New Museum About Oil ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Road Riders Search for Funds to Help Battered Women PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Bully for Minor Party Candidates BILL STALL, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer.
Politicians Pledge War on Drugs in L.A. Poverty Areas
Irvine : UCI's Chancellor's Club Appoints New President Bill Billiter \f7
Cashing In on Pensions
Riders Mount Challenges to Save Horse Country DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Abram Hill, 76; Theater Pioneer Associated Press
Democrat Waging Uphill Fight Against GOP Incumbent in 71st KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Motorcyclist Killed in Granada Hills Collision
Charles Cook; Banker and Reagan Backer JERRY COHEN, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : Youth Hurt in Shooting Inside South Coast Plaza Bill Billiter \f7
SPORTS
Ditka Growls as Bears Lack Bite in 20-7 Win From Times Wire Services
Raiders Win Their Third in a Row; Rams Lose Their Second in 3 Weeks : Plunkett's 2 Touchdown Tosses Help Sink the Seahawks, 14-10 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Giants Gain Share of First Place With Fifth Straight Win, 35-3 From Times Wire Services
Tennis Roundup : McEnroe Wins 3rd Straight Event From Times Wire Services
Indianapolis Fumbles It Away, 17-14 From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Flames, Real Road Warriors, Beat Buffalo for Second Win DAN HAFNER
Lions Have Found Breakaway Threat in Rookie James Associated Press
Adelaine Leads Australia Playoffs Associated Press
Broncos Win, 31-14, as the Charger Offense Offers Little Challenge CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Struggling Steelers Face Bengals Tonight Associated Press
Marino, Dolphins Give Kelly Lesson and Win One-Punt Game, 27-14 BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
A.L. Playoff Notebook : Joyner Is Expected to Be Back in Angel Lineup on Tuesday TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Fall Classic Beats the Dead of Winter--Ask the Red Sox TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
America's Cup Challenger Races Postponed--High Winds
Angels Take Tough Defeat Quietly : Reggie: No One Said Winning a Pennant Would Be Easy AURELIO ROJAS, United Press International
Cowboys Shell Redskins With New Guns : Walker, Pelluer Lead Dallas to a 30-6 Victory From Times Wire Services
Motor Racing Roundup : Rahal Holds Off Sullivan at Laguna Seca From Times Wire Services
Judge Keeps the Red Sox in Session JIM MURRAY
Newport Beach's Bren Wins Super Vee Race Associated Press
Dykstra and Backman Provide the Spark : One Was Almost Traded, the Other Nearly Quit; Now They're Key Mets By KEVIN KENNEY, United Press International
Names in the News
College Roundup : UC Irvine Wins on Edwards' Goal
Astros Get Even, 3-1 : Scott Shuts Down Mets Once Again GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Oak Tree Invitational : Estrapade's Win Might Be Costly to Her Owner BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Carter for LVP; Ashby for Some Attention MIKE DOWNEY
Ghosts of Seasons Past Visit Angels' Mauch in Game 5 : Another Big One Is Lost After Manager Admits 'We Had It Done' Against Red Sox ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Red Sox Come Back From Dead Sox to Win : Angels Fall in 11th, 7-6, After Apparent Victory BEN WALKER, Associated Press
Minnesota Gets Win By a Foot : Nelson's Kick Beats San Francisco in Overtime, 27-24 From Times Wire Services
Red Sox and Angels Share Roller Coaster : Emotional Playoff Game Finally Ends With Boston on the Up Side DAVE O'HARA, Associated Press
Jets Win on Other End of a Rally, Holding Off Grogan, Patriots, 31-24 From Times Wire Services
They're No. 1, but . . . : Reclassification to 2-A, Move to Pacific Coast League Irk Costa Mesa Water Polo Players SCOTT WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Mauch and Angels Go From Heaven to Boston : Pennant Kept on Ice by Loss in 11th, 7-6 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Mitchell Carries Cardinals Past the Buccaneers, 30-19 From Times Wire Services
TV Commentary : Looking for the Star of Game? Here's a Vote for Al Michaels BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
UCLA Tops USIU in Soccer Match
Henderson : Backup Center Fielder Takes Center Stage After Armas' Injury GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Under Watchful Eyes, Townsend Plays It Clean : Raiders' Embattled Defensive End Gets a Key Sack in 14-10 Win Over Seattle SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Falcons' Riggs Runs Rings Around the Rams : Atlanta Back Steals the Spotlight From Eric Dickerson by Gaining 141 Yards JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Browns Beat on Chiefs a Bit More, 20-7 From Times Wire Services
Chargers Continue Downhill Slide : Offense Pathetic in 31-14 Debacle to Unbeaten Broncos CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Raiders Win Their Third in a Row; Rams Lose Their Second in 3 Weeks : Falcons Play a Familiar Game and (Yawn) Win Easily, 26-14 CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Ram Notebook : Return of Bartkowski to Atlanta Dampened by Falcons, Downpour CHRIS DUFRESNE and JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writers
Who Loves You, Baby? Marcus Allen? Al Davis Says It Makes No Difference MARK HEISLER
Coryell Gets Hot Response
Moore Did Not Have Anywhere Near Enough SCOTT OSTLER
Detroit's Garry James Has Green Bay on the Run, 21-14 From Times Wire Services
Orange County Prep Review : An Interesting Name? These Football Players Easily Lead the Field Steve Lowery
A Power Shortage : Boston's Big Hitters Are Noticeably Quiet JEFFREY T. SHAIN, United Press International
Norm Cash Apparent Drowning Victim : Former Tiger First Baseman Won the AL Batting Title in 1961 Associated Press
For Chapman Soccer, a Happy Reunion : 3 Canyon High Grads Are Together Again, Give Panthers a Lift BARBIE LUDOVISE
It's Lights Out for the Knicks and Cartwright SAM McMANIS
BUSINESS
Knudsen sold two Northern California milk plants.
Los Angeles County
California
California
Los Angeles County
Steel Imports Still Too High, Panel Asserts : New Measures Sought to Fight Effect of Subsidies Associated Press
Opening arguments were set for DeLorean's trial.
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Fund Manager's Outlook : Gap Between Stock Market Losers and Winners Seen Growing Wider PETER BEHR, The Washington Post
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
BankAmerica Directors Appoint Clausen to Lead Firm in Bid for Stability JOHN M. BRODER and VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writers
California
Many Small Investors Have Big League Savvy From Reuters
Oppenheimer & Co. controls 5.2% of Viacom stock.
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Concessions to U.S. on Trade Spark Anger in South Korea SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Majority of Allied Shares Tendered, Campeau Claims From Reuters
Arrow Air Sues Pentagon Over Contract Ban Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Bargain Software Makers Offer 2 New Entries RICHARD O'REILLY, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Iran-Iraq Flare-Up Sours Mood at OPEC Meeting From Reuters
Wanted: Jobs; $1,000 Reward Associated Press
Tax Reform Could Add to Woes of Credit Card Firms NANCY L. ROSS, The Washington Post
Sumitomo will have no control in Goldman, Sachs.
In Experimental Project Victoria, Phone Lines Add Multiple Channels for Services BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
MGM Holder Sues Kerkorian Over Stock Sale From United Press International
Manville settled disputes with six insurers.
DeBartolo--He's a Hard-Nosed Workaholic With a Volatile Temper From Reuters
Combination May End Price War : Top Canadian Cigarette Makers Agree to Merge From Reuters
CBS chose a buyer for its music publishing unit.
ENTERTAINMENT
Young Mi Kim As Cio-cio San JOHN VOLAND
Clio-winning Tv Ads To Screen At Wilshire Ebell
Hunters Cut Clutter DUNCAN STRAUSS
Arts Group Decides On Year's Plan Of Attack ZAN DUBIN
Jazz Reviews : Dirty Dozen In New Orleans Mood DON HECKMAN
Royal Opera To Apply For Funds To Modernize From United Press International
Arts Groups Fare Well In '87 Budgets JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Reviews : Clooney At Vine St. A. JAMES LISKA
At New Center : Yefim Bronfman And Stern Team In Recital DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Music Review : Stern, Bronfman Team In Recital DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Bardot, Deneuve Sue Magazine From Reuters
Rock 'N' Religion PAUL GREIN
A Beloved Comedienne Returns LAWRENCE CHRISTON
'Knee' Deep In Plays By Wilson ROGER DOWNEY, Roger Downey is theater critic for the Weekly of Seattle
Motorhead Still Has Fuel To Burn KRISTINE McKENNA
Media In Action At Reykjavik HOWARD ROSENBERG
Zschau Sings 'Tosca' : San Diego Opera Opens The Easy Way MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Feliciano's Versatility Showcased RANDY LEWIS
Dance Review : L.a. Chamber Ballet At El Camino LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
'Comedy, Italian Style' Series Continues At Ucla KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
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