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What happened on October 19, 1986
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Youth Who Killed Molester May Be Deported TED APPEL, Times Staff Writer
DOWN ON ITS LUCK : Westminster's Saddled With a Corrupt Past and Uncertain Future ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Protecting the Unborn: The Problem of Expectant Mothers on Drugs DAVID L. CHADWICK, David L. Chadwick, MD, is director of the Center for Child Protection at Children's Hospital and Health Center
FAA Hindering Probe of Plane Crash That Killed 2, Safety Board Charges ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Affable Crowd Makes Wachs Feel at Home in New District MYRON LEVIN, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : CITIES : Westdome Developers Shoot for Anaheim Site, NBA Franchise Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Martinez Impending Exit Spells Struggle : Southernmost District at the Center of Power RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : COUNTY : New I-5 Plans Call for Doubling Freeway Lanes Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
New Lotto Game Debuts : Your Number May Be Up After Drawing TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners
San Diego
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : CITIES : 3 Cities Face Hazardous Gas Pockets, State Says Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
2 County Water Projects Go to Reagan STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : $12,000 Worth of Hay Burned at Disneyland Ted Appel
Swarm of Wasps Attacks Driver for Disturbing Nest STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
For the Angels, Maybe Next Year
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : CITIES : Wave of Opponents Fails to Stop Pierside Village Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : COUNTY : County OKs Zoning Plan for Santa Ana Heights Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : EDUCATION : Chapman College Threatens to Move in Building Dispute Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Feud Unravels Howard's Ties to 2 Colleagues on Burbank Council GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
The House : SUPERFUND
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY/ NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Time to Give Up Censorship Move
Chapman May Move if It Can't Construct Facility : College Plays Hard Ball in Building Feud BILL BILLITER and TED APPEL, Times Staff Writers
Commentary : Parents Should Help Child Learn RAGHU P. MATHUR, Raghu Mathur is president of Saddleback Valley Unified School District Board of Education.
Supervisor Race Pits Familiar Figure Against Studious Rookie : MacDonald Puts Substance Over Form in Quest DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY/ NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : EDUCATION : Cal State Fullerton OKs Hotel-Stadium Complex Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
San Diego
Irvine : AMI Ground-Breaking Ceremony Attracts 800
Murray's Ouster
Car-Pool Lanes
Murray's Ouster
News Holes
Car-Pool Lanes
'. . . One of the fundamental points of so-called intelligence (is) to be able to observe.' Nancy Reed, Times Staff Writer
Chief of Deaf Center Has Ambitious Plans DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Seal Beach : Homeowners to Discuss New City Regulations Steve Emmons
Boy Deported by INS Waits to Be Claimed in Tijuana Facility ROXANA KOPETMAN and DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : League of Cities Names County Branch Officers Jeffrey A. Perlman
S.D. College Issues
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : EDUCATION : Kindergartens Enjoying Increased Enrollments Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : COUNTY : Angels Fans Were Soaring Until Red Sox Clipped Their Wings Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories.
Old Ties Tug; Train Buffs Fix Up Depot REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY/ NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Ex-City Engineer E. F. Koenig Dies
Retired La Habra Man Keeps His Edge With Sharp Collection of Knives, Razors Herbert J. Vida
Car-Pool Lanes
Santa Ana : Woman Hit, Critically Injured in Crosswalk Ted Appel
Traffic Congestion Around Anaheim Stadium
Mission Viejo Man Promoted in Reserves
300 County Democrats Mix Stetsons With Strategy at Annual Barbecue LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Tough Gin Joint: A Survival Fight : Vista's El Sombrero Under Fire Due to Crime, Tough Customers H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Longshore, Griset Take Campaigns to the Streets JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Wreck Victim Was Tujunga Man, 31
End of Campaign Finds Fund-Raisers Often at the End of Their Ropes LANIE JONES, Times Political Writer
Anti-Marijuana Unit's Claim Is Tempered United Press International
Minority Education Urged in Warning About Stratified Society Associated Press
Seating for Concert Series
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY/ NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writer Mark I. Pinsky compiled the Week in Review stories
Let Plea Bargaining Be Public
Santa Ana : Man, 19, Dies After a Drive-By Shooting Ted Appel
Traffic Congestion Around Anaheim Stadium
Oceanside
Irvine : UC Irvine Announces Two-Year Scholarship Bill Billiter
Closings of Harbor Freeway Scheduled
Bellows of Love in Wide Open Spaces of a Cowboy Bar : Hubby-Calling: From Ear-Piercing Shriek to Annoying Whine CATHERINE GEWERTZ, United Press International
From Pills to PCP: On the Road to Destruction From Associated Press
Supervisor Race Pits Familiar Figure Aganist Studious Rookie : Romney Relies on His Word, Not on His Record DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Return S.D. Congressional Delegation to Washington
PCP on Rise, but This Time Mixed With Other Drugs CLINT WILSON, Associated Press
No Fusty Ghosts in Steinbeck's Cheerful House Richard Buffum
Rajneesh Meditation Center Giving Way to Children's Day-Care Facility STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
A Case of Molestation: Schools Had Early Warning on Teacher TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Why Southern California Area Has the Best Weather Under the Sun : Meteorologist-in-Charge Gives Most of the Credit to Eastern Pacific High DICK RORABACK, Times Staff Writer
Cuba Releases Last Prisoner From Bay of Pigs Invasion Associated Press
New Drug helps High Blood Pressure Associated Press
1950s CIA Aid to Castro Reported Associated Press
Cousins Share Nazi Terrors, Nobel Prize Joy GARY LIBMAN
Elie Wiesel's Own Words: A Testament to Survival
Helping the Parents of Hyperactive Children SUSAN PERRY, Perry lives in Los Angeles. and
Holistic Methods Can Help Save World's Deteriorating Land, Ex-Farmer Believes SUE MAJOR HOLMES, Associated Press
Does Zionism Allow for Good Manners? 'Emily Post of Israel' Hopes So DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Debilitating Locked-In Syndrome : It's Like Being Buried Alive STEVE BREWER, Associated Press
India's Kashmir Torn by Its Attraction to Pakistan RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
I watched "Adam: His Song Continues" despite a negative...
Kohl Has Encouraging Word for Reagan : Bonn Leader Backs 'Star Wars,' Sees Victory for Ruling Coalition WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
What's behind the apparent "get 'The Colbys' " plot...
The Times Poll : Zschau's Momentum Paring Cranston Lead GEORGE SKELTON, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief
State Survey on Auto Insurance Available
Berri Suggests Israel Swap Prisoners for Downed Flier From Times Wire Services
The State
2 Join Music Center
Ocean Warming Hints at El Nino's Return Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Latin Envoys Call for Linking Debt Payments to Economic Performance United Press International
28th District Heavily Democratic : Dixon's Foes Facing an Uphill Ballot Battle BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Seoul Crackdown on Dissidents Reported Associated Press
The World
The State
Adjournment Kills Bills on Pesticides, Speed Limit BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Campaign Push for Bradley Riding on a Lot of Legwork JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
Musician 'Drums Up' Tire Business, Says Roadway Is Good for Practice Associated Press
Soviet Train Steward Jailed in Fatal Fire From Reuters
The World
Shamir Asks Shultz to Shut Down PLO Offices in U.S., Israel Radio Reports From Times Wire Services
The State : 2 Die, 3 Hurt When Train Rams Into Car
Iraqi Strikes Reportedly Disable Last of Iran's Berths at Kharg From Times Wire Services
The Region
The Nation
The Region
The Region
Saturday in West Germany--Race Is On KENNETH JAUTZ, Associated Press
The World
French Develop Drug to Induce Abortion Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
The House : Superfund
The Nation
The World
The State
Ailing 'Refusenik' Goldfarb Getting Tests in N.Y. Hospital Associated Press
The State
Drawbacks to Appeal : Cuomo Style: Foes, Allies See Negatives ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Versatile Vermouth Is Under-utilized Associated Press
The House
The World
The Nation
The Region
San Jose Pledges $25,000 for Art That Was Destroyed by Mistake From Times Wire Services
Airport Emergency Clinic Will Open
Arrival of New Hampshire Winter : Season Means Fun and Games--and a Lot of Hard Work JACK GOULDING, Goulding is a former Times assistant metropolitan editor. and
It's That Time of Year--the Old Farmer's Almanac Is Back Once More JILL LAI, United Press International
The Case of a Red-Faced Speeder ANN HEROLD
Lovelorn Peasants Victim of 'Matchmakers' Associated Press
'Thrill of Romance' Lures Some Wives to Cheat, Study Discloses United Press International
Weinberger Faces NATO Post-Summit Concerns JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
1,324th Public Library Inaugurated in Mexico United Press International
Reynoso Uses Media Campaign in Effort to Retain Judgeship PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Car Insurance Rates Compared
Ortega Assails Contra Aid, Labels Reagan 'Godfather' Associated Press
'How Long You Gonna Stay Around Here? I Figure It's Time to Get Out.' : After 34 Years in Congress, O'Neill to hang Up His Hat LEE BYRD, Associated Press
Safety Breach Closes A-Plant at Hanford LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Shops, Cars, Restoration, National Pride Dominate Capital of the Republic of Georgia : With Tbilisi's Freewheeling Spirit, Soviet Life Is Not What It Seems CELESTINE BOHLEN, The Washington Post
The Nation
3 Planes Leave L.A. With Salvador Supplies GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Possible Senate Candidate in 1988 : This Humphrey Is at Ease With His Famous Name MARY R. SANDOK, Associated Press
State Camping Up 23%
The World
Potholed Streets, Shantytowns Common Sights : 11 Years of War Taking Toll on Angola JIM FISH, United Press International
The Nation : Arms Crates Wash Ashore
Auto Insurance Compared
Gene's Isolation May Aid in War on Cancer Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Dig Yields Signs of Feminism in Mayan Culture Associated Press
The World : British Deport 55 Bengalis
Feelings Run Deep at Belgian Birthplace of Chemical Warfare ROBERT BURNS, Associated Press
Quake Puts New Pressures on Leaders : El Salvador Facing Political Aftershocks MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
China to Keep Special Money for Foreigners From Reuters
Number of Women Seeking State Offices Increases Slightly During Last Decade From United Press International
Visit to Soviet Union Brings Disappointment : Bessarabians Find Changed Homeland CAROL J. WILLIAMS, Associated Press
Gorbachev to Visit India Next Month, Prime Minister Says United Press International
Santa Monica to Reimburse City Employees for Child Care CLAUDIA PUIG and DEBORRAH WILKINSON, Times Staff Writers
Discord Stalls Democratization of South Korea : Struggling Over Constitutional Reform Continues Amid Fears of Showdown SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Pope Visits Florence, Makes Plea for Peace Associated Press
The Pottok of the Pyrenees: Breed of Horse Unto Itself ELAINE GANLEY, Associated Press
Zan Thompson : End of the Road for Favorite Briefcase ZAN THOMPSON
Hikers Find Welcome Rest in Secluded Hamlet : Appalachian Inn Operator on the Trail of Tradition STRAT DOUTHAT, Associated Press
LaRouche Groups' Bank Assets Frozen in Fraud Scheme KEVIN RODERICK and CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writers
Erika Kane They Know, but Alexander Hamilton? From Associated Press
Once the 'Mecca of Contraband' : European Border Town Proud of Its Past ELAINE GANLEY, Associated Press
Physicists Debate Existence of Elusive 5th Fundamental Force THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Self-Styled Soothsayer Says He's Usually Right if One Just Waits Long Enough : Futurist Publisher's Brave New World Will Be a Terrific Place JERRY SCHWARTZ, Associated Press
A Legacy of Monumental Changes : Congress Finishes 'Productive' Term SARA FRITZ and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
Rare Hereditary Form of Insomnia Can Cause Death, Scientists Report Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Democratic Erosion : State Voters Make a Shift to the Right BILL BOYARSKY and GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writers
Historian Traces Clues About the Nina : In Search of Columbus' 'Little Girl' From National Geographic
A Long Tradition of Housewives' Guilt JANICE MALL
Islands Are Home to Many Unique Plants and Animals : Naturalists Intrigued With Hawaii, an Isolated Laboratory of Evolution STEWART TAGGART, Associated Press
Society Seeks Singers Willing to Warble on the Weekend
New Public Health Service AIDS Coordinator Named Associated Press
"Designing Women" has got to be the most tasteless show to...
28th District Heavily Democratic : Dixon's Foes Facing an Uphill Ballot Battle BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Voter Registration Expected to Swell : Asian, Latino Impact at Polls on Horizon BILL BOYARSKY and GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writers
Torrance OKs More Homes for Park Del Amo
Car Insurance Rates Compared
The High Costs of Dropping Out : Study Details Economic Losses of Not Finishing School 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
L.B. Light Rail : Council to Look Again at Route RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
The House : Superfund
Hermosa Approves Funds for Astronaut Memorial
Too bad the season premiere of "The Golden Girls" seemed...
Crowding, Decay Fuel Pasadena's Jail Debate EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Paramount to Sell Surplus Inventory
The season opener of "The Golden Girls" was certainly...
Meeting Defuses Concerns About Development Plan DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer
One word for the "new" "Mama's Family"--distasteful...
Oral Historians Seek to Preserve Link to Past : Southern California Group Reconvenes Thursday to Celebrate 20th Year DIANE AINSWORTH, Ainsworth lives in Los Angeles. and
Judge Delays Santangelo Conflict Trial RITA PYRILLIS
ABC Adult School Reopens Restaurant
Election Bodes Ill for Landlords in 'Single-Issue' City ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Issues Plea for a Big Voter Turnout DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Chorale Assn. Schedules Scottish Salute MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Builders' Cash Goes to Kill Cerritos Initiative STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
I believe the writers and producers overstepped legal and...
Chamber to Paint Tinseltown Red for 100th Birthday JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Christian Decries 'Absurd Demands'
'Tinseltown' Gives Hollywood, Fla., a Royalty Pain BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
City Turns Over Old Leaves for Jewish Rite MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Cities Can't Get Together on Idea of Regional Unity JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Moriarty Issue Could Be Troublesome : Roos Seems to Rule Roost in District 46 LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Mapping California Voters
Goat Paradise Becomes a Place of Peril and Predators DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Cable TV System in 6 Cities to Be Sold
Agendas Vary in Race for Mayor : Inglewood Candidates Focus on City's Image MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Auto Insurance Rates Compared
Whittier College Program Bridging the Gulf to Blacks : Project That Targets Inner-City Los Angeles Seeks to Staunch Falling Minority Enrollment STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
The best "show" of the new season is the California raisin...
Common Market Adopts Environmental Program Associated Press
Preserving Memory of 3 Noted Kansas Women CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Preschool's Cultured Outlook : Indian Kids Learn Traditions and to Look Ahead KAREN KENYON
Proposal for Bonelli Park Assailed LILY ENG, Times Staff Writer
Arboretum a Favorite With Movie, TV Productions : Exotic Locations Close to Home SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
Determination Key to Overcoming Dyslexia LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Development Puts Crunch on Hot Peanut Tradition DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Two Appointed to Judgeships
MAGAZINE
The 'Hymie' Incident : Jesse Jackson Claimed His Comments Were Harmless. But With a Few Phrases, He Tore at the Fragile Bonds Between Blacks and Jews. An Excerpt From a New Book Chronicling the Jackson Campaign. BOB FAW and NANCY SKELTON, Adapted from "Thunder in America," by Bob Faw, a CBS News correspondent, and the late Nancy Skelton, a Times staff writer, to be published this month by Texas Monthly Press.
SHANGHAI: THE WAY IT WAS : A glance back at a short, but extraordinary era IRENE CORBALLY KUHN, Irene Corbally Kuhn was a foreign correspondent in Shanghai and elsewhere in the Orient during the 1920s. She lives in New York City's Greenwich Village. and
Tempest in a Toy Box : The Stealth Fighter Is So Secret the Pentagon Won't Admit It Exists. John Andrews Shocked Everyone by Building a Model of It. To Tell the Truth, He Says, It Wasn't All That Much Trouble. PAUL CIOTTI, Paul Ciotti is a Los Angeles Times Magazine staff writer.
It is a gamble; one tempts fate when one meddles with the past. Sometimes it's best to leave dreams untampered with : Hana a Sentimental Journey JERRY HULSE, Jerry Hulse is The Times' travel editor
Return To The South Pacific JAMES A. MICHENER, James A. Michener is a well-known Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
Totally Ranunculus : Fall Into a Colorful Spring With This Southern California Favorite ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine
Rites of Passing : When the 8-Year-Old Learns to Throw It With a Spiral, Ecstasy Kicks In DAN JENKINS
Monkey Business
Monkey Business
Marmont Memories
Marmont Memories
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : MOSCOW William J. Eaton
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : PEKING Jim Mann
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : BUENOS AIRES William Montalbano
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : NEW DELHI Rone Tempest
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : MANILA Mark Fineman
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : ROME Don A. Schanche
Whose Side Is God On?
A Rugged Individual GEORGE HARMON SCOTT and BILL SIDNAM
On Stage : The Los Angeles Garden Show Is the Only Act of Its Kind ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
DEUTSCHLAND DUET : To Germany with Mark: A paternal diary of a 2 1/2-week quest for a son's roots MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Martin Bernheimer is The Times ' music critic
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : CAIRO Michael Ross
Household Humor
You don't have to take Stepmother Nature's dirty tricks lying down : RAINY DAY ROVING Marion Gough, Marion Gough, a former magazine editor, lives in New York and writes for Travel & Leisure and other magazines.
Pet Peeves GARY KARASIK, Gary Karasik is a lecturer in the English Department at UC Santa Barbara.
Monkey Business
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : TOKYO Sam Jameson
Pioneering in the Alexander Valley : A California Region New to the Vine Steps Up in Class ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
Cranberries on the Cape : My wife and I had often visited Cape Cod together but never on Thanksgiving. Now I would go alone CHARLES N. BARNARD, Charles N. Barnard travels widely from his home in Connecticut. and
Sun, Surf, SAIL : Cruising the U.S. and British Virgin Islands BOB DROGIN, Bob Drogin is a Times staff writer.
Traveling In Style JERRY HULSE
Wanted Posters : Former Boy Scout Steve Turner Has Switched From the Art of Tracking to the Tracking of Art BEVIS HILLIER
Love Letters in Demand : Retrograde Romance in the Age of the 11-Digit Relationship JACK SMITH
Smart Patrol on Market Street : Getting a Lecture at Tony Bill's Restaurant in Venice O'CONNELL DRISCOLL, O'Connell Driscoll is a Los Angeles writer.
Marmont Memories
Great Getaways : Times Correspondents' Course in Favorite Weekend Escapes : NAIROBI Charles T. Powers
Brave New Forest : In the Changing Forest Service, Old-Time Rangers Are Giving Way to Computers That Plan the Wilderness in Terms of AUMs, VDs and 'Cavity Dwellers' (Squirrels). JOHN MCKINNEY, John McKinney is a frequent contributor to this magazine.
Far From the Madding Crowd : Dodger Steve Sax Makes His Home In the Quiet of Manhattan Beach KATHY OSTLER, Kathy Ostler is a Los Angeles writer
RED HOT : Turning Up the Heat for the International Chili Society's 20th Annual World Championship Chili Cookoff BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor
Bringing Up the Rear : Suddenly, a Prominent Posterior Is the Seat of Fashion Power PADDY CALISTRO, Paddy Calistro is co-author of "Redesign Your Body , " a Dutton book.
Paris: AN ISLAND OF THE MIND : Everyone wanted an island so an island is what they got HERB GOLD, Gold is a novelist who makes his home in San Francisco. and
TRAVEL
Relive Old Bakersfield in Its Pioneer Village MICHELE and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California
Bargains of New Orleans Riverwalk JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
U.S. Virgin Isles: Hiking Along a Path to the Past EILEEN AMES, Ames is a Pasadena free-lance writer
Nonsmoking Floor at Tokyo Hotel
Traveling In Style Publishes Today
Some North American Lodgings at Low Cost LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
United States Sails in '88 ERIC FRIEDHEIM, Friedheim is editor/publisher of Travel Agent magazine.
Inn's a Gem
Cruising Discovery
Unspoiled Oregon
Taking the First Steps in Learning How to Cope With Fear of Flying TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Missed Art Museums
A Visit to My German Grandmother's Village JOHN HAASE, Haase is a Los Angeles dentist and author.
In Search of Gitte Kik JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
The Old and New Converge on the Appian Way EDGAR J. BRACCO, Bracco is a Lyndhurst, N.J., free-lance writer
This Swiss Movement Is Quiet and Well-Oiled BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Lively's the Theme at Elderhostel RUTH HAMEL, Hamel is a Newport Beach free-lance writer
Calgary Awaits '88 Winter Games FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Europe's Air Discounts JACK ADLER
Seniors Searching for the Four S's BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
Navigation Advice for Wheelchair Travelers SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
On the Range in Hawaii VAN WATERFORD, Waterford is a Pahoa, Hawaii, free-lance writer
Music City, U.S.A.
Busing the Soviet Union
Travel Checklist
Piecemeal Approach to Heavy Bags PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
The Sounds of Travel : Sounds of Travel on Tape Bring Back Memories ALICE T. POWELL, Powell is a Borrego Springs free-lance writer.
Batting for Baedeker
'TIS SOON THE SEASON from Salzburg to Sydney SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Forbes Has the Yacht, Fortune the Prestige, but Spunky Business Week Is Coming On THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Shareholders Apparently Left Holding the Bag : Zoe Products' Big Seller Was Its Stock Robert Hanley
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Workshop Series Aims to Close Widening Gap in Minority MBAs LISA A. LAPIN
Kicked-Off Rally? NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
Los Angeles County
Vans Cruise Fast Lane to Success in Rush to Airport DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Westward Ho! PAUL RICHTER
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Inocan Technologies Completes Initial Offering of Stock
Seekers Find Jobs
Growth in Service Sector Jobs Slips : Area Had Been the Main Force in Fueling U.S. Economy JANE SEABERRY, The Washington Post
Los Angeles County
Home Loan Bank Head to Talk at Economic Conference From a Times Staff Writer
VIEWPOINTS : The Problem With Today's Executive Heroes WARREN BENNIS, Warren Bennis is a professor of business administration at USC's School of Business Administration
'Footsie' Coming to CBOT : U.S. Traders to Get a Crack at British Futures STAN HINDEN, The Washington Post
Crisis Planning in an Uncertain World : Upheaval in Philippines Provides Multinationals Some Lessons in How to Cope GEORGE BAILEY, George Bailey, managing consultant with the firm of Cresap, McCormick & Paget, recently returned to San Francisco after a long-term assignment in the Philippines.
Growing Force of Investigators Probes Mob Ties to Record Industry Wm. K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Ad Consultants Reaping Biennial Election Harvest GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
Cart Scenario
The Junk Mail That Wouldn't Take a Hint
REAL ESTATE
Tiverton Court Apartments Open in Westwood
Redevelopment May Solve the Antiquated-Subdivision Woes BRADLEY INMAN, Inman is an Oakland-based free-lance writer. and
Beachfront Site to Be Dedicated
Council Continues to Weaken Measure Sam Hall Kaplan
Summerbreeze Homes Open
Stadium Area Offices Increase
Oceanside Wins Award
Wilson Keynotes Building Industry Assn. Convention
California Commerce Project Under Way
Tips to Homeowners Armand L. Fontaine
Risks of Local Long-Term Bonding : Official Fears Possibility of a 'Default Sooner or Later' WILLIAM FULTON, William Fulton, a contributing editor of Planning and California Business magazines, is a free-lance writer specializing in real estate and urban planning issues. and
Public Reception Slated for Winner of Architecture Prize
Project Slated for Ontario Airport Area EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Assessor Advises Checking Tax Bill for Exemption
'Slow' Season Sets Fast Pace Dick Turpin
City Sets Building Permit Record
Ground Lease to Help Brea Project : Retailing Project is Component of Private/Public Development
Encino Condos Open Today on Louise Avenue
Opening This Week
Swedes Build Efficient Houses in Plants DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Housing Institute Aids Ortiz Family
L. A. Beautiful Bestows Annual Business Awards : Metropolitan Water District, Century City Inc. Get Special Recognition
Tony Danza Buys Robert Urich's House RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Financing Arranged for Anaheim Building
Home Prices Seen Bar to Young Buyers JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Sewing Center Makes Excellent Use of Space Dale Baldwin
Plaza Continental at Ontario Center Breaks Ground
First Phase Scheduled at Fairway Center in Brea
Vinyl Floor a Give-and-Shake Situation DALE BALDWIN
Spirit of Life Award to Stanley C. Swartz
Crenshaw Plaza Breaks Ground
Rancho Niguel Celebrates Its Grand Opening JUDITH SIMS
Sub-Regional Center : Costco Store Set for Industry
BOOKS
Trading Secrets: Seduction and Scandal at the Wall Street Journal by R. Foster Winans (St. Martin's: $17.95; 312 pp.) Alexandra Reed Lajoux, Lajoux was editor of Mergers & Acquisitions for four years. and
The Underground Empire JACK MILES, Times Book Editor
ORWELL: The War Commentaries by George Orwell; edited by W. J. West (Pantheon: $17.95; 248 pp.) Clancy Sigal, Sigal, who contributes to the BBC, teaches at the USC School of Journalism. and
Nonfiction Jascha Kessler
Nonfiction Harry Trimborn
Photography's Many Faces JONATHAN KIRSCH
Fletch, Too by Gregory McDonald (Warner Books: $15.95 249 pp.) Don G. Campbell, Campbell is an author and Times staff writer
Nonfiction Marvin Seid
The Last Extinction edited by Les Kaufman and Ken Mallory (MIT: $16.95; 186 pp.) David M. Graber, Graber is a research biologist with the National Park Service. and
The Patch Boys by Jay Parini (Holt: $15.95; 218 pp.) Lewis Stone, Stone is a free-lance writer and critic living in Newport, R.I. and
Cassidy by Morris West (Doubleday: $17.95; 282 pp.) Huston Horn, Horn is a writer and a priest of the Episcopal Church. and
Red Earth, White Earth by Will Weaver (Simon & Schuster: $17.95; 514 pp.) Frank Levering, Levering is a writer and farmer who lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. and
The Prince of Tides by Pat Conroy (Houghton Mifflin: $19.95; 578 pp.) Richard Eder
Love, Death and the Changing of the Seasons by Marilyn Hacker (Arbor House: $14.95, hardcover; $7.95, paperback; 206 pp.) James Bartruff, Bartruff is a Los Angeles poet and film writer. and
HARVEST OF SORROW: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-Famine by Robert Conquest (Oxford University: $19.95; 400 pp.) Herbert J. Ellison, Ellison is professor of Russian history at the University of Washington and former secretary of the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies in Washington. and
CLOSE TO HOME by Oralee Wachter, illustrated by Jane Aaron (Scholastic: $12.95; 48 pp.; ages 5-10). KRISTIANA GREGORY
The Capitalist Revolution: Fifty Propositions About Prosperity, Equality and Liberty by Peter L. Berger (Basic: $17.95; 262 pp.) and Milton Moskowitz, Moskowitz, co-author of "The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America," is working on a book on multinational corporations.
On Poets and Others by Octavio Paz; translated by Michael Schmit (Holt: $18.95; 219 pp.) James Harkness, Harkness' most recent fictions appear in Missouri Review. and
The Los Angeles Times Book Prize 1986
SPORTS
Names in the News
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southwest Roundup : Kevin Murray Stars as Texas A&M Rallies to Beat Baylor, 31-30 From Times Wire Services
Pan American Games Tickets Going Fast United Press International
Kings Intimidated by Bruins in 4-1 Defeat : Boston Plays Its Usual Aggressive Game and Wins Fourth Straight JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
San Diego High School Football : El Camino Offense Runs Over Escondido, 34-0
Fans Can't See the Start : A Day at the Races, New Delhi Style, Is Usually an Adventure United Press International
Mountain Bear, Hidden Light in Las Palmas
Stevens Goes from Force to Finesse : Capitals' Veteran, a Noted Brawler, Now Offense-Minded WILL DUNHAM, United Press International
Virginia-Georgia Game Changed to Sept. 5 Associated Press
Sockers Set to Play Cincinnati Exhibition Associated Press
Geddes, Norman Head New Year's Tournament Field Associated Press
Facing a Fourth and Hopeless, Titan Football Refuses to Punt CHRIS DUFRESNE
Valley Shuts Out Mt. San Jacinto
Maverick Tickets Score High at Charity Stripe
For Vikings, Game With Bears Is Big United Press International
Easley Concerns Knox, So Does Blocking Taylor Associated Press
THE WORLD SERIES : New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox : Hurst Is Unimpressed by Praise From Mets : It Took Awhile, but He Has Learned to Ignore What Others Say About Him MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Hart Boys Finish Third at L.A. County Meet
PRO FOOTBALL / Week 7 : Raiders Hope to Break Dolphin Hearts Again : Miami Is Struggling as It Tries For First Win in This Rivalry Since '78 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
All Is Starting Out Too Quiet on the Eastern Front Jim Murray
Benjamin and Clippers Both Losing : Center's Weight Down, but SuperSonics Still Win, 132-119 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Parker Connects With Kellen on CSUN's Last Play to Win, 21-20 MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES : New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox : World Series Notebook : McNamara's Other Decision as Easy as NBC MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Century League : Santa Ana's Big Plays Pace Win Over Villa Park SCOTT WOLF, Times Staff Writer
America's Cup Trials : Courageous IV Finally Wins, Then Quits From Staff and Wire Reports
Joke Is on Mets No More STEVE SPRINGER
Cal Hands Over Ball and a 36-10 Victory to Bruins THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Runs by Santa Barbara, 27-7 DAVE LOVETON
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Miami Enjoys Another Fling, 45-13 : Testaverde Leads 7-0 Hurricanes to Their Best Start Ever From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Sun Devils Enjoy the Sweep Through L.A. : Arizona State Heads Home With Wins Over UCLA, USC Under Its Belt TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Chapman's Wakesa Advances in Tennis
Somebody Finally Found a Way to Break Flutie's College Passing Yardage Record Associated Press
Women's Tourney Set for Indianapolis Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Ruskowski, Lemieux Sink Devils DAN HAFNER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : PCAA Roundup : Graham Leads 49ers Past New Mexico St., 38-7
Mills, Schul, Ashenfelter Head All-Star List Scheduled to Compete in Annual Tulsa Run Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Tim Brown Leads Irish to 31-3 Win United Press International
Michigan Beats Iowa Like Iowa Beat Michigan, 20-17 RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
It's Hard to Figure How Eagles Will Do Against Cowboys Associated Press
PREP FOOTBALL : Empire League : Loara Too Much for Pacifica TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Southland Roundup : Azusa Pacific Dominates USD for 49-19 Victory
NBA Expansion to Be Discussed at Meetings United Press International
Names in the News
Iran's Asian Games Defectors Arrive in Norway
SDSU Survives Night of 13 Penalties to Win and Lead WAC Alone STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Bonds Can't Rehabilitate Cal Lutheran : Quarterback's Return From Injury Is Intercepted by Santa Clara, 33-9 GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
High School Football LARRY KENDRICK
PRO FOOTBALL / Week 7 : Ram Special Teams Bobble, Wobble to 23rd : NFL's Best Last Season, They'll Try to Improve Against Detroit Today CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Moseley Getting the Boot Was Inevitable TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
Tennis Roundup : Becker Defeats Lendl to Win Australian Indoor Title From Times Wire Services
San Diego Volleyball : San Luis Obispo Defeats SDSU
There's No Mistaking It: Arizona St. for Real in Beating USC, 29-20 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Far West Roundup : Heimuli Runs for 177 Yards as BYU Wins Before Record Crowd at Wyoming, 34-22 From Times Wire Services
High School Football VINCE KOWALICK
New Zealand Boat, Made of Fiberglass, Causes Controversy United Press International
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Pacific 10 Roundup : Stanford Has Too Much for Oregon From Times Wire Services
Golf Roundup : Payne Stewart Shoots a 71 and Leads by Two in Florida From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Tide's Revenge Is 'Mighty Sweet,' 56-28 From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : For Joe Kapp, These Are Not the Best of Times : Golden Bears' Coach Is Under Increasing Pressure to Step Aside at Berkeley BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
High School Football TODD CARLSON
Community College Football : Golden West Goes to 5-0 With Win : Defense Is Difference in 21-3 Victory Over Long Beach STEVE KRESAL
Francis Peay Applying Lessons of Lombardi as Northwestern Coach United Press International
Oak Tree Meeting at Santa Anita : Longshot Air Display Wins Volante BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Up-the-Gut Runner : Leading the WFC in Rushing Has Put Kane on Queasy Street at CSUN MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southland Roundup : La Verne Wins Aerial Duel With Occidental
Want to Rebuild a Football Team Quickly? Try the Wishbone RANDY MINKOFF, United Press International
THE WORLD SERIES : New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox : Teufel Makes the Error but Fields All the Questions : Met Second Baseman Faces Up to It After He Allows Only Run in World Series Opener ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
'Austin' Red Sox Took Texas Route to Boston, Series JACK KEEVER, Associated Press
Garden Grove League : Lepule's 2 Scores Lead Bolsa Grande
High School Football LEONARD LAWLESS
Allen Will Wing It at Ascot Park
High School Football
High School Football BOB CHEVALIER
Lakers Are 4-0 as Bulls Fall, 123-101 : Jordan Scores 36 Points and Worthy Gets 18 in Return to Chapel Hill Associated Press
THE WORLD SERIES : New York Mets vs. Boston Red Sox : Boot Fits Red Sox in Series-Opening Win, 1-0 : Boston Scores Only Run on Teufel's Error in 7th as Hurst Baffles Mets GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Arizona East Roundup : Penn State, Getting Ready for Alabama, Beats Syracuse, 42-3 From Times Wire Services
Ironman Triathlon : Scott Wins for 5th Time, Breaks Record Associated Press
Tennis : Lendl Now Wants to Play Davis Cup--for U.S. Lisa Dillman
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Big Ten Roundup : Michigan State Runs Over Illinois, 29-21 From Times Wire Services
Aussies Confident of Keeping America's Cup Trophy United Press International
Vandierendonc Wins Wheelchair Title
College Roundup : UC Irvine Wins in Cross-Country
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Arizona South Roundup : Tar Heels Upset by N.C. State From Times Wire Services
Life in Football's Minors: It's 3rd and Very Long WILLIAM GILDEA, The Washington Post
PREP FOOTBALL : Orange League : Anaheim Rallies Past Western
Redell Hears Worst Calls Off the Field JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southeast Roundup : Auburn Beats Georgia Tech, 31-10 From Times Wire Services
Orange County Cross-Country Championships : Rematch Turns Into a Mismatch : Valencia's Lugo Distances Himself From Santa Ana's Nava LISA DILLMAN
Courageous Is Making Its Last Stand at Freemantle United Press International
Colts' Marching Band Refuses to Give Up Although Team Is Gone Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Big Eight Roundup : No. 3 Nebraska Rolls Over Missouri, 48-17; Oklahoma Wins, 19-0 From Times Wire Services
San Diego Soccer : Faro Leads USD Past Cal State L.A., 3-1
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Bell Keeps Harvard Out of Cathedral's Reach
Foundation to Honor Griffin and Edwards Associated Press
In a Game of Quarterback Controversies, At Least One Losing Streak Will End ALAN ROBINSON, Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Fullerton Finally Puts It All Together for a 33-0 Victory Over Utah State JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Playing Football the Rage in Las Vegas Casinos Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Rough Waters Peter H. Brown
Ocasek: 'Paradise' Lost DUNCAN STRAUSS
League: Human Error TERRY ATKINSON
HOLLYWOOD HAM AND EGGS : Breakfast at This Eatery Is One Scene After Another PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Tuesday: Almost Home DUNCAN STRAUSS
Aging Well John M. Wilson
$25 Guide : Ambition, Integrity ROBERT HILBURN
Theatre Of Deaf Arrives JANICE ARKATOV
Low-key Cynicism TERRY ATKINSON
Jarreau: Slumming DENNIS HUNT
Calendar Love
Burnt Orange
Real Lucy
Committed
Vital Subjects
Warped On Julio
Blazing Starships Jennifer Ash
Much In Common Peter H. Brown and Jim Pinkston
Billy Idol Apologizes: What'd He Say? CHRIS WILLMAN
Loose Canon
'Rain' Gear DON WALLER
Performance Art Will Whip 'em Into Shape EVELYN KEYES
New Flashes From The Past Peter H. Brown
Levert: Soul Heirs STEVE HOCHMAN
Latinos Get A Foot In Studio Door
Redford's Late Harvest JOHN M. WILSON
Ok, Joe David Pecchia
Snapping Sean Pat H. Broeske
Hold The Fort Ge rald Peary
Ucla Taper Workshop--the Players Talk Back
A Chance For Greco To Stretch His Legs WALTER PRICE
Gastronomic Games RUTH REICHL
FUGU, BUT ONLY FOR DARING DINERS MAX JACOBSON
Doc's Record-setting Gig LEONARD FEATHER
ERITREA : HAS ERITREA, WHERE AFRICA'S FAMINE BEGAN, BEEN FORGOTTEN? : Ethiopia's Rebellious Northern Province Has Gotten Only a Few Dollars From the Pop Charities--And the Misery Goes On DENNIS McDOUGAL
A Painterly Panorama Of Pain SUZANNE MUCHNIC
The Doctor Is In--and Out CRAIG LEE and FO
Mary Jane Jacob Named Chief Curator Of Moca JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Hartman : James Brown's Godson Of Soul ROBERT HILBURN
A Real Saga Of Restaurant Chairs COLMAN ANDREWS
Verve, Versatility STEVE HOCHMAN
Walk Of Fame Rolls Over Chuck Berry PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Nicolas Cage Opens Up RODERICK MANN
Tick Takes Out Herbert Von Karajan MARC SHULGOLD
Downbeaten
Sonarization
Guest Star Charles Solomon
Dark, Soft & Filthy
Real Lucy
Casting Around Craig Modderno
Warped On Julio
Dark, Soft & Filthy
'Otello's' Bad Direction
Grudge Match Peter H. Brown and James Pinkston
TRES DEAD HOMBRES
Some Like It Hot, Part 2 Compiled by Jane Greenstein
Hot And Cold Running Karma Craig Modderno
There's Substance To This 'Summer' Vacation MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Tall Order William Hall
Sanitized J ohn M. Wilson
OPINION
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Slinging Sludge on Campaign Trail : In Facing Urban Ecological Problems, Bradley Gains an Edge WILLIAM KAHRL, William Kahrl writes on state issues from Sacramento
Government Spokesmen: Managing Issues, Not News Alan D. Romberg, Alan D. Romberg, now a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, served as deputy spokesman for the U.S. State Department from 1981-1985
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Moscow's Man in Kabul Crucial to Soviet Pullouts Tad Szulc, Tad Szulc, a former foreign correspondent, is author of "The Illusion of Peace."
Troubling Questions
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
The INS and Illegal Aliens: an Old, Distorted Story Martin Hill, Martin Hill is an assistant editor for San Diego Magazine.
Gee--The Bells Aren't Ringing on His GTE Phone Line DOUG GAMBLE, Doug Gamble is a comedy writer.
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Reagan-Grobachev Meeting in Iceland
Democrats Still Wait for 'Farm Revolt' Ronald Brownstein, Ronald Brownstein covers politics and the White House for the National Journal
Catholic Teaching Isn't Just an Opinion ROGER MAHONY, This commentary was excerpted from a speech on authority and dissent in the Catholic Church given by Los Angeles Archbishop Mahony at USC Thursday.
DEALING WITH A DEADLOCK : Gorbachev Concessions Real, but There Still Is Time to Act Roy Medvedev, Roy Medvedev is a Soviet historian whose works have been published in the West.
Hungary's Revolution: A 30-Year View Jonathan Greenwald, Jonathan Greenwald, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, is a Foreign Service officer who served in Budapest, 1982-1984. The views expressed are his own.
No on Prop. 64
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