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What happened on October 14, 1986
NEWS
Olympics to Hold Events Every 2 Years : Winter Games to Be Split Off, Start Own 4-Year Cycle in '94 Associated Press
Burkina Faso Leader Visits Moscow, Tripoli From Reuters
Soft-Hearted Robber From Reuters
May Be Called Too Conciliatory : Gorbachev Flies Home to Uncertain Reception WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Arms Dialogue Will Continue, Both Sides Say ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
Smoking Blamed for Fire That Killed 6 in Chicago United Press International
Cowboy Victory May Do His Heart Good United Press International
Aquino Frees Rebel Chief's Wife, Driver to Aid Talks From Reuters
The Nation
The State
Summit Results Could Give Lift to Democrats ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Comparing Bellow's noble feelings for Chicago to those for his kind of town, Los Angeles Jack Smith
Duarte Puts Off U.S. Trip United Press International
The Region
Security Pacific Earnings Soar From United Press International
U.S. Anticipated Soviets' Strategy--but to No Avail NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Louisiana to Cut Spending
The Nation
Israeli Dispute Perils Change in Leadership Associated Press
The Nation
The State
Ailing Weinberger Delays Talks From Reuters
The Region
Major Airlines Announce 2nd Round of Fare Hikes Associated Press
Won't Run for 2nd Term, Mitterrand Says From Reuters
House OKs Korean Vet Memorial Associated Press
High-Tech Tactics Play Big Role in Political Ads PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Electronic Library Puts a World of Information at Doctors' Fingertips BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Doctor Launches Educational Hot Line on Drugs' Side Effects DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Speakes Accused of Violating Own News Blackout MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
The World : Bangladesh Rivals Curbed
U.S. Offers 5-Day Extension to Soviets Ordered to Depart United Press International
The World
Israeli Parties to Start Election Jockeying as Leadership Is Rotated DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Conferees OK Amnesty for Illegal Aliens From Times Wire Services
The Region
The Nation
The World
The Nation
The Region
Americans Warned of Attack in Austria Associated Press
The Region
Faith Affirmed as Beat Goes On DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Reagan Cites Wide Summit Progress, Bars 'Bad' Accord JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Summit Reaction Splits Along Predictable Lines From Times Wire Services
The World
The Nation
Stern Honored for Cultural Diplomacy JODY BECKER, Times Staff Writer
Sri Lanka Clash Kills 18 From Reuters
Fire Halts N.Y. Stock Trading Associated Press
Gorbachev Says He Will Answer 'Star Wars' if Necessary From Times Wire Services
U.S. Protests Nicaraguan Plan to Try Airman in 'People's Tribunal' From Reuters
Modigliani Work Stolen From Reuters
Soviets Name Libya Envoy From Reuters
Not Champagne, It's 'Coke'--the Illegal Kind Associated Press
Rights Group Raps Georgia and Texas for Two Executions Associated Press
The Nation
NASA to Help 2 Rocket Makers United Press International
The Region : Man Accused of Arson
The State : Fig Leaf on Statue Ordered
Bradley, Deukmejian Trade Jabs on Issues of Toxics, Workfare RICHARD C. PADDOCK and CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writers
Time Inc. Buys Scott, Foresman Associated Press
Reagan's Luck May Falter, Analysts Say ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Tasty Treats Plentiful at Benefit for Food Distribution Center JODY BECKER
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT: THE AFTERMATH : Reagan Text: 'Closer Than Ever Before to Agreements' From Times Wire Services
Visitors Rush to Beat British Visa Deadline Associated Press
Second Survivor Found Nearby : Quake Victim Trapped for 3 Days Is Rescued MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
5 Home-Made Missiles Fired at Central Tokyo From Times Wire Services
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT: THE AFTERMATH : 'Star Wars' Plan Stirs Soviet Fears of U.S. Arms Superiority RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
For 24 Hours, Soviet Media Tread Lightly on News About Summit From Times Wire Services
5 Months and 22 Million Visitors Later--Expo 86 Ends in Style Associated Press
15 Cities in West, Central U.S. Post Record Lows From Times Wire Services
The Reykjavik Summit: The Aftermath : Reykjavik: Accord And Discord
Salvadoran General Contradicts Bush, Denies U.S. Civilians Aid War on Rebels DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Holocaust Voice Wiesel Wins Nobel Peace Prize Associated Press
Buckingham Palace a Disappointment, Tourists Decide United Press International
INS Arrests 494 in San Diego County Sweep PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Sally Ride Willing to Fly Again Associated Press
Bradley Struggles to Overcome His Anti-LAPD Image TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
2 Americans Win Nobel Prize for Medical Discovery ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT: THE AFTERMATH : To Football Fans, Iceland Report Was a TV Blooper From Times Wire Services
The World
Democrats Predict Congress Will Take Control of Nuclear Policy SARA FRITZ and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
Reagan's Parting Shot: 'You Don't Really Want Summit' : Doubted Gorbachev's Sincerity From Times Wire Services
Curb Accuses McCarthy of Using 'Dirty Tricks' DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Fog Disrupts England's Highway, Air Travel From Reuters
2 Bombs Found in Van Nuys; 1 Explodes
Queen Has 'Jolly' Visit With Deng, Climbs Great Wall United Press International
Second Survivor Found Nearby : Quake Victim Trapped for 3 Days Is Rescued MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Authorities See Pattern of Threats, Plots : Dark Side of LaRouche Empire Surfaces KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Help for Parents of the Hearing-Impaired Child : Organization Provides the Emotional Support and Information to Help Families Cope With Deafness JIM WALTERS, Walters is a Times copy editor. and
Riverside Pastor Elected President of Baptist School; Scholar Cleared JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Scientists Try to Sound Mysteries of the Deep With High-Tech Devices THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Book Review : An Attempt to Reconcile Darwin and Freud LEE DEMBART
Industry Money-Maker : Gimmicks Fuel Sales of Gasoline DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
THE REYKJAVIK SUMMIT: THE AFTERMATH : Shultz Briefs NATO, Gets Support for Reagan Effort TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Ward 108 Dedicated to Helping Asian-Pacific Mental Patients SUE HORTON, Horton lives in Los Angeles.
Thefts Continue Around Chernobyl From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
BankAmerica Head Faces a Financial House Divided VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Society : Ballgame Gets Some Attention at St. Joseph Ball LINK MATHEWSON
Justices Will Rule on 1-Day Abortion Wait : Will Review 1983 Illinois Law Aimed at Girls Under 18 Associated Press
Star Gymnast From China to Join Fullerton's Team JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Reiner to Draw Public Reproval by State Bar KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
The 400 Richest Americans Associated Press
Walton Still Tops Forbes List of 400 Richest Americans Associated Press
Hebrew National Latest to Go : Kosher Food Firms Joining Exodus From Big Apple PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
The Wealthiest Californians Associated Press
Lower Electric Rates May Slow Shift to Cogeneration : Utilities Act to Keep Big Customers GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Imasco agreed to sell Genstar Gypsum Products.
Ahmanson Posts Record Profit for Third Quarter TOM FURLONG
Los Angeles County
Orange County
California Amplifier Posts Its First Profit Since 1984
StarTel Directors OK Stock Dividend of 20%
Drive-In Swap Meet for Autos to Make a Debut JEFF ROWE, Jeff Rowe is a free-lance writer
Consumer confidence rose, a report said.
AirCal Reports Gain in Revenue Passenger Miles
August Home Sales In San Diego County
People Express warned that it may default.
Los Angeles County
TRW Turns Around Results, Reports $40.5-Million Net
Caremark Posts Record Revenue, Income
Saudis Won't Extend Temporary Agreement Associated Press
Dow Rises 5.20; Pace Slowest Since Late '84 From Times Wire Services
Weaker Dollar Offers No Quick Fix A. Gary Shilling, A. Gary Shilling is a New York-based economic consultant and author of "Is Inflation Ending? Are You Ready?" published by McGraw-Hill
Commodities : Energy Futures Slump From Associated Press
Harcourt Brace Seeking Data on Airport GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
ICN Pharmaceuticals Posts $3.7-Million Net
Saxe, Baker Promoted to Executive Posts at Wangtek
Sailors Can Cruise as Electronic Gadgets Improve Navigation and Safety NELL HENDERSON, The Washington Post
Audit Puts Magazine's Circulation at 30,000
Contract Could Mean $10 Million to Archive
Antiviral Drug Helps ICN Post $3.7-Million Net JEFF ROWE
Micom Systems Profit Climbs 5% JAMES BATES
Big Changes Coming for Chip Makers JAMES FLANIGAN
IBM Profits Plunge 27% in Quarter; Global Sales Fail to Prop Up U.S. Operations DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
County List of Super-Rich Cut to 4 JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Oh Boy Industries to Sell Preferred Stock in London
VLI Sales Up, but Product Promotion Hikes Net Loss GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
Lights, Camera, Action at A&G Bill Ritter
CSUN's Business Dean Comes With Plans for Change DANIEL AKST, Times Staff Writer
Brooks to Leave Lord & Taylor; Cites May Deal NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
New Management Firm Sought for U.S. Grant Hotel BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Canoga Park Firm Offers Help for Feverish PCs JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Swedlow Ends PPG Deal; OKs British Suitor JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
CareUnit Hospital to Lose Medicare, Medicaid Funds GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
Former Stater Chief Will Sell Stake to Rival Group NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Worries Over Navy's Plan to Build Own Power Plant GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Panavision Shoots for New Stars : High-Tech 'Platinum' Camera System Aimed at a Wider Market ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Keeping Track of the Other Guys BRUCE HOROVITZ
Tek-Net Hopes to Franchise Advice CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
A newsletter said NBC's profit doubled in 1985.
6 San Diegans, Led by 3 Women, Make Magazine's Roster BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Swedlow Quits Merger Deal; OKs Offer by British Firm JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Eastern Airlines' unions say they will fight Lorenzo.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Piecework : Museum Crew Toils to Reconstruct the Fossil Record PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Some Still Hunger for Orange Inn : Only Nostalgia Is Served Now MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Slaying Suspect Ordered Held for Possible Extradition
$28-Million Suit Filed in Mauling of Girl at Park JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Caltrans Backs I-5 Plan; Club Urges Added Freeways : Funds for 9-Mile Widening Sought MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
$10 Million Sought for Valley Park Facilities RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Disaster Relief
Soviets to Allow Husband to Leave : For Her, Failed Summit Had a Silver Lining GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
A Living Wage
494 Aliens Arrested in North County Labor Raid PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Cal State Faculty Vote to Decide Hotel's Fate BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : Applicants Sought for Panel on Airport Noise Bill Billiter \f7
Arms Control Lives Because We Kept SDI as Leverage COLIN S. GRAY, Colin S. Gray is president of the National Institute for Public Policy in Washington
Property Taxes Would Be Used to Finance Improvements : County Takes Step Toward Forming Freeway Agency MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Westminster : Volunteers Needed to Eradicate Park Graffiti Bill Billiter \f7
Working Women's Memo: San Diego's for You TOM GORMAN
Club Urges $20-Billion Expansion of Freeways RAY HEBERT, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Costa Mesa : 15-Year-Old Boy Held in Shooting at Mall Nancy Wride \f7
Santa Ana : Public Forum Slated on 'English Only' Measure Bill Billiter \f7
Salvadorans Join Relief Efforts as They Wait for News DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian and Grodin
Tustin
20-Year-Old Gives Narconon $10,000 Check From Associated Press
Chill Blows In From Iceland and U.S. Allies Shudder ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is director of European studies at Georgetown University's Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Oceanside
Symphony Discord, Money Woes Trim Season by 3 Weeks ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Kick-Off of Lotto Game Gets a Lot of Hoopla Mark Landsbaum \f7
Endorse Katz : Pacoima's Black Ministers Say No to Thoreson LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Slow Growth Is Common Ground in Camarillo Council Election SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
$35,000 Fire Hits 3 Burbank Stores
Council Accepts Murray's Resignation, Will Pay About $76,000 RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Working on the Railroad
Newport Beach : Driver Held After Man Is Hit by Car in Melee Nancy Wride \f7
Disinformation Campaign
California Elections : Orange County Race Is Political Slugfest : Both Parties Pour Money Into Fight for Pivotal Assembly District JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Good News in What Might Have Been BERNARD LOWN and CONN NUGENT, Bernard Lown is professor of cardiology at the Harvard School of Public Health and co-president of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, winners of the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize. Conn Nugent is the executive director of the organization.
Laguna Beach
San Diego
San Diego
The Disaster Too Horrible to Name : He was transformed into a kind of human yawning machine, glassy-eyed and dazed. DANIEL AKST
Judge Lifts Freeze on Evictions; Way Cleared for Units
Defense Challenges D.A.'s Standard for Seeking Death Penalty JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Father, Daughter Die in Motorcycle Crash in Newhall
Ex-Rep. Al Ullman of Oregon Dies at 72 From Associated Press
Cleveland Man Held in Rape of 9-Year-Old Girl
Paternalism
Local Elections : 'Three's a Crowd,' He Finds : DuBose Battles Peace, Ghost of Primary BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Agencies Accepting Donations for Quake Relief
Body in Park, Street Killings May Be Linked ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Sample Ballot Error Found; Wrong Picks Could Result JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Still a Chance
Sunset Beach : Autopsy Fails to Find Cause of Baby's Death Nancy Wride \f7
Anaheim : 2,500 Angels Fans Wait For World Series Tickets Andy Rose \f7
Irvine : Epileptic Man Missing; Last Seen Sunday at UCI Mark Landsbaum \f7
Fullerton Jet Foes Take on City Council : Residents Want to Replace Members Who Voted for Airport Use JUAN ARANCIBIA, Times Staff Writer
Canoga Park Identity Crisis : Neighborhood's Residents Petition for a Loftier Name BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Disinformation Campaign
Disinformation Campaign
Disinformation Campaign
Disinformation Campaign
Disinformation Campaign
ENTERTAINMENT
Theater Review : Powerful Story Beats In 'The Normal Heart' LIANNE STEVENS
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES LEE MARGULIES
Music Review : Skillful Verhoye Played Too Well KENNETH HERMAN
Marshall Learns To Like Ike In Role For Pbs CLARKE TAYLOR
Schneider Turns Back To The '20s A. JAMES LISKA
Tentative Agreement Averts Aftra Strike JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Uneven Program : Joffrey, Chorale At Center LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Stage Review : Revival Of 'Creeps' Lacks Sense Of Urgency ROBERT KOEHLER
Music Review : Modest Program Opens Camerata's New Season JOHN HENKEN
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES CHARLES SOLOMON
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS RANDY LEWIS
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : AUDIOCASSETTES TERRY ATKINSON
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES TERRY ATKINSON
McLEAN, WINANT WILL BE HONORED BY CASTING GROUP
Leachman: A Matter Of 'Facts' MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : Alt's 'Cowgirls' Rides Too Far Afield ROBERT McDONALD
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : VIDEOCASSETTES MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Sunday Concerts Wake Up L.a. CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
A Keyboardist Out Of Sync With Synthesizers ZAN STEWART
Movie Review : 'Deadly Friend' Slows Flow Of Gore PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
TURN-ONS AND TURN-OFFS IN CURRENT HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES : Excellent Good Fair Poor : COMPACT DISCS ROBERT HILBURN
Power And Money In Arts World JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
'Wild Honey' At Ahmanson : Frayn's Fantasia On A Chekhovian Theme DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
SPORTS
AL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : California vs. Boston : AL Playoff Notebook : Boone Hasn't Forgotten His Bat GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
The Preps : El Toro Proves It's Worth Visit From the Scouts Scott Howard-Cooper
El Toro Remains No. 1; Edison Falls to No. 5
The Ghosts of '82 Accompany Angels to Boston Showdown MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Times' Top 10
Chargers Try Power of Positive Thinking CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Kings to Meet High-Scoring Penguins JULIE CART
SDSU Final-Game Rally Beats Long Beach in Volleyball Match
Names in the News
Ellard Prefers Trade to Missing Rest of Season RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Precisionist Wins Another on 'Home' Track BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Injured Valencia Running Back Suffered Torn Knee Ligaments
Suspension Stands: Townsend Now Out of Dolphins' Game SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
The Magic Number for Baseball Is 1992--as an Olympic Sport
AL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : California vs. Boston : Joyner Expected to Play Tonight MIKE PENNER
AL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : California vs. Boston : AL Playoff Notebook
SoCal Yachts Both Beaten by U.S. Rivals
NHL Roundup : Naslund Scores 3 Goals; Canadiens Win From Times Wire Services
Let's See, Was It Indianapolis, Md., or Baltimore, Ind.?
Small Colleges : Women's Team Puts School in Carson on Map Alan Drooz
Mauch or Red Sox May Finally Shake That Choking Label From Times Wire Services
Redskins Cut Moseley, Only NFL Kicker Named MVP United Press International
AL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : California vs. Boston : He Has Forged a Great Career on Bum Ankle : Buckner Is Ailing Again but Giving Boston His Best ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Drug Testing Proposal Submitted at Fullerton JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Oceanside and San Dieguito Join High School Football Poll
Worthy Tries to Deal With the Off-Season Trade Talk SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Yankee Valor Handicap : Precisionist an Easy Winner; Garthorn Second BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego College Review / Rick Hazeltine : UCSD Women's Soccer Team Is Class of Its Field RICK HAZELTINE
Redskins Cut Mark Moseley United Press International
Cincinnati Tricks and Trips Pittsburgh, 24-22 : Fake Punt by the Bengals Fools Steelers as Jeff Hayes Scores on a 61-Yard Run JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
AMERICA'S CUP : Eagle, Stars & Stripes Suffer Losses in Cup Trials From Staff and Wire Reports
No Playoff Because of Light Rain : Meanwhile, Scuffing Controversy Goes On GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Colorful and Daring, on Football Field and Off : It's Henley's Mission at UCLA to Inject Some Life Into Almost Everything THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Sign Guard Wes Matthews
Almost Unhittable After All These Years MIKE DOWNEY
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