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What happened on October 31, 1986
NEWS
Last Words of Aeromexico Jet Pilot: 'This Can't Be!' PENNY PAGANO and ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writers
The World : Colombian Judge Slain
U.S. Reportedly Will Fund Facilities on Honduran Territory : Plans for 3 Contras Island Bases Told ANNE-MARIE O'CONNOR, Reuters
NEW from NEW YORK TIMOTHY HAWKINS
The Nation
Literati Live It Up at Dead Author Party Ursula Vils
Wayne Newton 'Not Truthful' on Mob Link, Agent Says Associated Press
L.A. Asks for Bigger Share of Anti-Drug Aid From Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
Shouldn't Fight 'Our President,' Enrile Declares From Times Wire Services
Bomb Explodes in Car Parked Near U.S. Berlin Base From Reuters
800 Flee Ammonia Gas Associated Press
The Nation
Civil Rights Staff Director Quits United Press International
The World
Britain Asks Halt in Promoting of S. Africa Tourism Associated Press
The Region : No Cause Found for Cluster of Cancers
The State
Key Economic Indicators Up Modest 0.4% : September Increase Signals Steady but Unspectacular Gains Associated Press
Curb Apologizes for Aide's Call
The Region
The State
Deadline Near for S.F. Area Paper Strike DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Bennett Scores Court's Ruling That Lets Children Skip Class Associated Press
Two French Hostages Reported Freed; New Hope for 6 Americans United Press International
Several Administration Officials Believed Called in Deaver Probe From the Washington Post
The Nation
Bradley, Governor Skirmish on 'Cougar Crisis' JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
The World
The Region
2 Who Fought Eviction by Militants Are Slain Associated Press
Curb Aide Disguises Voice to Assail McCarthy on Talk Show; Ruse Flops DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
People Express Price Cut Sought From Reuters
Police Storm Seoul Campus, End 4-Day Protest Associated Press
Records Suggest Bigger U.S. Role Helped Contras DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian Shares the Wealth in Late Going JERRY GILLAM and TILLIE FONG, Times Staff Writers
Waldheim Changes Story on Duties but Denies Guilt United Press International
UCLA Scientists Find That Viruses Can Meld Into a New, Lethal Form HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Trade Deficit Declines for 2nd Month in Row : Falls to $12.6 Billion in September; Weak Dollar Beginning to Shrink Imports by Increasing Prices OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Etna Erupts; No Peril Seen Associated Press
Deukmejian Trying to 'Pack' Court, Law Professors Charge PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Romanian Visits Pentagon From Reuters
Teen Critical After Suicide Try at School
'Ms. Rambo' Gets 3 Life Terms United Press International
Vatican Warning Seen Against Liberal Views on Sexuality DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Miami Firemen Clean Up 200-Gallon Gasoline Spill United Press International
Man Held Without Bail as Threat to Reagan United Press International
2 School Buses Collide; 43 Children Injured United Press International
33 Die in Bus-Truck Crash From Reuters
Crude Oil Prices Rise Sharply : Spot Traders Gamble on Saudi Production Freeze DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
TV Phone Lets Father Be There for Son's Birth MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Hasenfus in Court, Offers No Statement : First Appearance at Managua Tribunal Since Arraignment Associated Press
U.S. Charges Mich. Publisher Associated Press
1st Group of British Envoys Leaves Syria From Reuters
U.S. Urges Settlement of Falklands Fishing Dispute Associated Press
Pentagon Intelligence Chief Calls Soviet Troop Pullout From Afghanistan a Sham JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The World
4 Charged in Gang Offer to Abet Libya Terrorism LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Cranston, Zschau in a Dead Heat, California Poll Finds KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Speed Limit Hike Backed
Bradley Pins Victory Hopes on Get-Out-the-Vote Drive BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Bricks Spurred Trade From Reuters
Soviets to Stress Arms Progress in Vienna Talks WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Uneasy Officials Back Walker Plea : Evidence That Spy Lied Believed Too Weak; Navy Protests RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Two Missing After Barge Explodes in West Virginia Associated Press
Cranston, Zschau Ending Curdled Race : After 2 Years, $20 Million, Senate Decision Is Voters' JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Cartoon in Pravda Charges Pentagon Lab Created AIDS Associated Press
Nose, Ears Not Legal Tender, Judge Rules Associated Press
O'Neill Blasts Reagan Tactics in Campaign United Press International
Nicaraguan Tribunal Orders Hasenfus to Take Stand Today United Press International
Reagan Links 'Star Wars' to Boom in Jobs ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writer
Family Remains Stable : In Japan, the Wives, They Are a-Changin' SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Pledges Care in Picking N-Dump Sites Associated Press
13 Salvadorans Born on Mexican Navy Ship Associated Press
Governor Says Bradley Isn't Being 'Honest' on Bird Issue GEORGE SKELTON, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief
As Times Get Hard, Boasting Goes Into Reverse : Texas Braggers Now Accentuating the Negative J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-GI Keeps U.S. Debt in Check DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
India Marks Death of Indira Gandhi; Sikhs Hail Killers Associated Press
Graddick Quits Alabama Race for Governor Associated Press
China 'Sin City' Is Duller Now for U.S. Navy JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
McEnroe Suspended; Calls Umpire 'Worst I've Seen' Associated Press
The World
U.S. Cuts Savings Bond Interest : Falls From 7.5% to 6%; Investors Rush to Buy at Old Rate From United Press International
Layton Was Loyal to the End, Ex-Cult Member Testifies United Press International
Bill Cosby's Appeal Is One for the Book; 'Fatherhood' Does Best With 2.1 Million ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 86 : Baby Boomers Don't Mask Their Feelings, Join Kids in Halloween BETTY GOODWIN
3 Slain in India Bank Holdup; Sikh Caught From Reuters
'Deep-Pockets' Measure Not Retroactive PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Residency Not Barred by Visits Outside U.S. : Immigration Bill Allows Some Absences LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Four Civilians Electrocuted at San Diego Base
Son of Slain Crime Boss Gets 14-Year Sentence United Press International
S. Korea Police Battle Students Holding Campus From Times Wire Services
Not Going Conservative, Study Finds : Today's College Frosh as Liberal as Those of '60s ANNE C. ROARK, Times Education Writer
Berlin Escape Bid Fails Associated Press
Northrop, Lockheed Picked to Develop 21st-Century Jets : Thousands of Jobs Seen for L.A. Area From Associated Press
U.S. to Offer F-5 Jets to Honduras : Introduction of Advanced Fighters Would Escalate Region's Arms Race DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Church Shelter for Refugees in Texas Is Closed Associated Press
Ex-Prime Minister Regrets Memphis Visit : Fraser Says He Was Drugged, Robbed Associated Press
'Haunted House' Promises to Be a Hair-Raising Event MARILYN PITTS
Many Mexicana Flights Canceled Associated Press
Envoy to See De la Madrid Associated Press
New Orleans Comes to Life in Newport LINK MATHEWSON
Sox Fever Redux: It Fits Like a Glove DAN SULLIVAN, Sullivan is The Times drama critic. and
S. Africa Denies Blame in Crash Fatal to Machel From Reuters
Oakland Study Finds 30% of City Residents Go Hungry Associated Press
Book Review : Reinterpreting Shakespeare et al.--Grist From Miller ELAINE KENDALL
Velvet a Longtime Favorite for the Holidays MARYLOU LUTHER
Body Worry : The Manly Art of Aerobic Dancing REMAR SUTTON
Research Rodent Breeders Are Winning the Rat Race DAVE LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
The Wolfman Howls Over Cranston Spot KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Designer Explores Wit of Charlie Chaplin MARY ROURKE
Diamond Life of the Rich and Famous Marylouise Oates
50 Purchases That Changed the Way We Live BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Landing Gear Fails, Two Passengers Injured in Santa Barbara Air Mishap Special to The Times
ENTERTAINMENT
'School' Of Note Trains Rock Stars THOMAS K. ARNOLD
KAUFMAN'S '20s MOGULS IN 'BUTTER AND EGG MAN' DON SHIRLEY
2 Barbecues With Real Personality CHARLES PERRY
Movie Review : Desperate Hours On The 'Lightship' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Turning Floral Arranging Into Art Form ROBERT McDONALD
First Lady In L.a. To Help Fight Drugs MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Preservation Effort Cited : Columbia Donates Films To Museum CLARKE TAYLOR
Santa Monica SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Wilshire Center Kristine McKenna
Jazz Review : It Sounds Good When O'hara Horns In LEONARD FEATHER
Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
Establishing Firm Bases For The Future : A Time Of Stability For Orchestras CHRIS PASLES
Movie Review : 'Clouds'--a Masterpiece Revisited MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Venice SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Wilshire Center Suzanne Muchnic
'Balance Problem' On 'donahue' LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Pbs Chief Raps Endowment Over Its 'Africans' Actions JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Fallis Parodies Opera In 'Primadonna' At Lmu JOHN VOLAND
Haunted House Returns
Censored For 2 Years : Effects Of Stalinism Subject Of Soviet Film ALISON SMALE, Associated Press and EDITOR'S NOTE: The writer of this story was admitted to one of the special Moscow showings of the film. and
Three Bruins Win Goldwyn Awards
La Pasteria: A French-northern Italian Hot Spot ROBIN GREEN
'Partisans' Producer Illuminates Vilna's Dark Days ANNETTE INSDORF, Insdorf, a professor at Columbia and Yale, is the author of "Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust." and
Music Reviews : Pinchas Zukerman At Royce Hall ALBERT GOLDBERG
Music Reviews : Temianka, Andre At Ambassador MARC SHULGOLD
For a Home Horror Happening; Glut in the Holiday Sales Market?; Third Round of 'Police Academy' DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica WILLIAM WILSON
Halloween Bash Will Benefit Newport Art Museum RICK VANDERKNYFF
'Cosby,' 'purple' Top Naacp Nominees MORGAN GENDEL
Bringing Brecht To New Audience RICHARD CROMELIN
A Golden Touch With Flamenco EILEEN SONDAK
Music Notes : New Group Will Promote New Works CHRIS PASLES
Master Sculptor : Cellitti Waxes Creative At Movieland Museum RICK VANDERKNYFF
Stage Reviews : College Offers Shaky 'Frankenstein' CATHY DE MAYO
Stage Reviews : 'The Wiz' CHALON SMITH
Oingo Boingo To Energize Meadows RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Halloween Attractions : For The Fright-thinking American RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Upbeat Message To Troops At Cbs News From Stringer JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
Stage Review : 'Ghetto': A Monument To Vilna Victims DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Japanese Mogul Kenji Osano Dies at 69 : Businessman Was Convicted of Perjury in Lockheed Scandal SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Lanai Road PTA Resurrects Halloween Event : Carnival Returns to Its Old Haunts PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Irvine : Woman Hospitalized in Toxic Chemical Incident Mark I. Pinsky
Two Doctors Indicted on Illegal Prescription Counts
San Marcos
Predicts Easy Win for Seat on Equalization Panel : Tax Board Incumbent Confident JOHN NEEDHAM and KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writers
Staffers for New Prison Sent Home : Political Stalemate on Facility's Opening Creates Confusion KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Carnegie Panel Honors Rescuer of Lion Victim STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Nine Arrested in Cocaine Case
Vista
Hands Off the Aquino Government : Philippine Plotters Should Know a Coup Won't Be Tolerated STEPHEN J. SOLARZ, Stephen J. Solarz (D-N.Y.) is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
Santa Ana Sunshine to Soon Banish Chilly Halloween Weather KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Beam for Supervisor
4-Hour Siege Fails to Turn Up Theft Suspect but a Phone Call Does MICHAEL SEILER and EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writers
Bridegrooms May Have Downed Pakistan Plane Associated Press
First Lady Admits Likelihood That Her Children Tried 'Pot' From Times Wire Services
JPL: Looking Forward
Besieged Lawyer Lands in Jail After a Day of Double Jeopardy JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Propane Leak Closes Street
Huntington Beach : Appeals Filed on City's Pierside Village Project Heidi Evans
Short of Cash in Secretary of State Bid, He Hopes Deukmejian Wins Big : Nestande Runs on Coattails, Shoestring JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
A Toxics Law With Teeth JOHN K. VAN DE KAMP, John K. Van De Kamp is attorney general of California.
When Terror Dresses Like an Ambassador WALTER REICH, Walter Reich is a psychiatrist and senior research associate in the International Security Studies Program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
Despite Disclaimers, Thoreson Insists Katz Backed Utility Taxes LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Bates, Mitchell Spar Over Arms, Budget at TV Taping BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Deprivation
Prison Site in Los Angeles
Prison Site in Los Angeles
Reagan Approval
Man Arrested in Dumping of Chemicals NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana Reprises Ward Election Issue With All Its Past Furor ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Abdul-Jabbar Sued Over Work on House : Brentwood Home Required $20,000 in Repairs, Landlady Says KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Vista
Debut of Toxics Census Sets Off Caustic Reaction ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
INS Undeterred by Businessmen's Call for Halt to Sweeps ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Mental Care Ordered in Ax Attack on Family
Slain Robbery Suspect Was Unarmed : D.A. to Determine if Man Who Shot 15-Year-Old Is to Be Charged NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Deputy D.A. Seeks to Unseat Incumbent : City Attorney Defends Her Record JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Lawsuit Over Boy, 11, With AIDS Antibodies Thrown Out of Court JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Apparently Stolen From Dana Point : Vandalized Boat Found Adrift GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Screening of Treats : X-Rays Just One Step to a Safe Halloween KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Crash Not Related to Suicide Leap, CHP Says
Prison Bond Issue
Parks Board Expected to Back Sepulveda Basin Arts Complex DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Roth Skips Last Appearance With Beam, Whom Aide Accuses of Slander JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
Judges and Justices
Armed Robber Holds Pharmacist and Family Hostage Inside Store
Vandal Strews Bones, Relics at Indian Site T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Building on Reykjavik
Reykjavik Was No Bungle but the Way to Get Started ROGER FISHER, Roger Fisher, a professor of law at Harvard, is director of the Harvard Negotiations Project and co-author of "Getting to YES.": Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In " (Houghton Mifflin, 1981).
Hollywood Building Owner Fined $7,300 for Code violations
Warning Signs on Drinking Ruled Valid
Two Arrested on Drug Counts; $95,577 Cash Seized at Home NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
No Choice on Assessor
Cutoff Date, Limit Set on CSUN's '87 Enrollment GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Prop. U Backers Hit Mail Hard to Blunt Critics RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
RTD Driver to Face Charge of Manslaughter TERRY PRISTIN and RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writers
Police Seize Drugs, Arrest 8 People in Corona BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 53: School Bond
Rescued Girl From Cougar : Hero's Award Recalls Man's Terror in Park STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Field of 21 Seeking 4 Council Seats in Huntington Beach JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Used in Mailer on 'Illegal' Housing : Controversial Photo Was No Blunder, Griset Says JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
County Catching Up on Property Changes : Some Homeowners Shocked by Supplemental Tax Bills TED APPEL, Times Staff Writer
$24 Million in Suspected Drug Cash Piles Up JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Style, Not Issues, Separate Candidates for 5th District Supervisor DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Jetliner, Drug Agency Helicopter in Near-Miss Over L.A. DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
A Source of Comfort for Latchkey Kids : A Phone Call Can Provide Reassurance to a Child Alone at Home TOM FRIESEN, Times Staff Writer
Ocean Air Provides Relief From Smog Episodes TED THACKREY JR. and LARRY STAMMER, Times Staff Writers
Edmond R. Doak; Aviation Pioneer Designed Early Vertical Takeoff Plane
Historian Tells of 'Stomping' by Nazi Guard JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
No on Prop. V; Yes on Prop. W
Californian Gets 27 Years in Drug-Capsule Poison Scheme From Times Wire Services
USS Orange County: A Sinking Feeling : If Only 1068 'Had Fought Like Hell' STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Was Customs Agent Greedy or Just Stupid? Jury to Decide JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
San Juan Capistrano : Man, 23, Is Stabbed in the Chest and on Cheek Nancy Wride
Driver of 'Gypsy' Cab Given 15 Months in Jail
2 Die in Tijuana Jail Break Attempt : Prisoner Kills Guard, Then Himself as Escape Fails From a Times Staff Writer and
Prison Staff Sent Home as Political Stalemate Clouds Opening KENNETH F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Del Mar Delays Decision on Downtown Project JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Prison Site in Los Angeles
BUSINESS
Sale of Smith's Drilco Unit OKd by Bankruptcy Judge LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Jobless Rate in Orange County Drops to 3.7% GREG LUCAS, Times Staff Writer
New Single-Family Home Sales Increase 10.6% in September Associated Press
Morgan Stanley wouldn't talk of its stock jump.
Gannett Agrees to Buy Famed Arkansas Paper THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Campeau got approval to purchase Allied stock.
Lucky Following Through on Its Plans to Restructure DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
New homes sales soared 10.6% in September.
Los Angeles County
A Japanese bank has purchased a U.S. bond firm.
A debt-collection company was fined $150,000.
Orange County CARLA LAZZARESCHI
Pentagon Says Budget Cuts Will Damage 'Star Wars' RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
USX sold more of its steel service centers.
A former Chinese bank will reopen in Shanghai.
Jacobs Reveals He Bought 6.1% Stake in Borg-Warner JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
B of A Appears in No Hurry to Decide on Takeover Bid JOHN M. BRODER and VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writers
Money Supply Soars $6 Billion in Mid-October Associated Press
3 Networks Meet Studios, Spurn Production Accord NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
OPEC Unlikely to Regain Its Lost Leverage JAMES FLANIGAN
AFG Partners Makes 'Friendly' $1.5-Billion Offer for Lear Siegler JOHN O'DELL and MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writers
Indonesia's Economy Still Fragile NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Japan Bows to U.S., Lowers Its Discount Rate United Press International
Dollar Gains; Price of Gold Drops Sharply Associated Press
Borden Will Buy Beatrice Cos. Dairy Business DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
GM Cuts Initial Goals of Saturn Plant Associated Press
Commodities : Oil Futures Prices Jump From Associated Press
Japan Likely to Lower Discount Rate to 3% Today : Central Bank President Denies U.S. Had Role in Cut, the 4th This Year SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Investor Targets Aerospace Conglomerate : R. D. Hubbard, a Risk Taker Used to Winning CARLA LAZZARESCHI and MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writers and
GM Cuts Initial Goals of Saturn Plant Associated Press
R. D. Hubbard, a Risk Taker Used to Winning CARLA LAZZARESCHI and MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writers and
Dow Up 26.57 as Interest-Rate Hopes Mount : Bond Prices Also Gain; News From Japan Cited From Times Wire Services
SPORTS
The Can't-Lose Colt of Breeders' Cup : Dancing Brave Is 8-1 in Europe but to His Fans Is Unbeatable GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Outdoor Notes : California Sportfishing Laws Are Facing Possible Overhaul Earl Gustkey
Orange County Roundup : U.S. Women's Volleyball Team to Play Japan
No Laziness : No Disorganization : No Vices : No Weaknesses : Nothing but Perfection : Al Saunders Has Very Big Plans for Himself and the Chargers CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Bear Linebacker Tosses Some Mud : However, Dickerson Doesn't Get Dirty in a War of Words CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : Chapman Tops Irvine Women in Soccer, 2-1
Fullerton Puts Up a Battle but Loses to Fresno, 30-20 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Viking Coach Views Himself as Capt. Burns
Drug Rehabilitation for Hoyt a Possible Option, Lawyers Say TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Titans Put Up Battle but Lose to Fresno, 30-20 JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
NHL Roundup : A 60-Foot 'Knuckler' by Bourque Gives Bruins Tie With Canadiens From Times Wire Services
Simi Valley Survives an Early Scare STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Pacific Coast League : Orange's Resurgence Continues in 26-0 Win MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
DOLLARS AND SAILS : America's Cup Putting Wind in Windfall and Taking the Free Out of Fremantle EVAN MAXWELL, Evan Maxwell is a former Times staff writer now doing free - lance writing.
Tennis Roundup : U.S. Takes 2-0 Lead Over Britain in Wightman Cup From Times Wire Services
Sampson of Rockets Is Sidelined at Least 5 Games--Sprained Ankle SAM McMANIS
Very Subtle Wins Sporting Lass Stakes
Orioles Get Catcher Kennedy for Pitcher Davis Associated Press
Lee Runs From a Poor Start to Make Up for Lost Time GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Empire League SCOTT JONES
Leonard-Hagler Fight Gains Approval Associated Press
St. Bonaventure Routs Oak Park, 36-6
College Football : Fiesta Bowl Now Has the Juice to Possibly Attract the No. 1 and 2 Teams Richard Hoffer
PREP FOOTBALL : South Coast League : Johnson Leads El Toro to 56-15 Rout of Irvine GERALD SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Her Running May Be a Matter of Course, but the Reason Darcy Arreola Is Enrolled at CS Northridge Is Purely Academic : Oversight Reroutes Star of Class JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Duke Leads USD in Soccer Victory
Sutton, Lucas Get Renewals : Angels Say No to Terry Forster and Vern Ruhle MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Cross-County Roundup : Dana Hills Takes a Gamble but Stills Wins : Boys' Coach Gives His Top Runner a Rest; Dolphin Girls Also Come in First STEVE KRESAL
Driesell's Replacement Is Named
Courageous IV Seized for Unpaid Bills From Staff and Wire Reports
College Tennis Tournament at UCLA : Jensen Has Both Hands Full and Empty in Win LISA DILLMAN
Rightly or Wrongly, Lefty Takes the Fall Alone Mike Downey
An Enterprising Volunteer : Hopkins Does His Work for Nothing, Gets His Kicks for Free as Laguna Beach Assistant MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : Match Goes Tway's Way; Watson Upset From Times Wire Services
NBC Looks to True Horse Player for a Leader of the Pack Larry Stewart
Kennedy Is Traded by Padres : San Diego Gets Storm Davis From the Orioles TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy Wins State Light-Heavyweight Boxing Title
America's Cup Notebook : Syndicates at Odds While Getting to Core of Things RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Sunset League : Westminster's Defense Stops Fountain Valley STEVE LOWERY ERNIE CASTILLO..BD: Times Staff Writer
San Diego High School Football Preview : Hoover Looks to History for Some Modern Inspiration CHRIS DE LUCA
FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Thousand Oaks Wins Share of Marmonte Volleyball Title
Corona del Mar, Newport Tie for Title
CROSS-COUNTRY LEAGUE FINALS : Hart Boys Win 4th Straight Title
THOROUGHBRED INDUSTRY IS FADING IN THE STRETCH : Wolfson Critique Paints a Dismal Picture, Claims Racing Won't Help Itself BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Say They Aren't Terrible, but . . . : Chaney Hopes His Experiments Find the Right Chemistry, Not Weird Science CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Empire League : Pacifica, Eye on the Playoffs, Rises to the Occasion and Beats Cypress TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Wasiak Retires as Winningest Minor League Manager
Small, Slow but Very Successful : Colorado State's Bartalo Proves His Critics Wrong STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
At USC, the Big Bully on the Block Is Jeff Bregel MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Century League : Santa Ana Valley Wins Its First Game in League BILL ROBERTSON
CITY SLICKERS : Albert Fann of Cleveland and Khalid Ali of Granada Hills, With the City Section at Their Feet and Valley 4-A Title in Their Grasp, Are Suited Up for Head-On Battle of Running Backs Tonight STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
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