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What happened on September 10, 1986
SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL '86 : SOUTHERN SECTION PREVIEW : Long Beach Poly Is Starting Out Right Where It Left Off--No. 1 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Nebraska Sanctions Tempered : NCAA Council Restores 60 Players' Eligibility, Revokes Pass Privilege Associated Press
Brock Takes Only Bow as Dodgers Win 'Exhibition' From Braves GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
New Arbitrator Likely to Hear Gossage Dispute TOM FRIEND
Rams Will Sign Fuller, Former Star in USFL CHRIS DUFRESNE
Names in the News
SOUTHERN SECTION PREVIEW : He's a Mean, Not-So-Lean Eating Machine : El Toro Prep Tackle Standout Has a Program to Top Topsy MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Chargers' Super Bowl Shuttle: Substitution Scheme Dazzles DAVE DISTEL
Gossage May Get Hearing With Arbitrator Monday TOM FRIEND
Kroll, Crehan Lead Alemany Over Beverly Hills
Names in the News
Even Tobacco Juice Wouldn't Put Dodgers in Spitting Distance SCOTT OSTLER
Sooners' Bosworth Apologizes to Bruins Associated Press
Angels' Confidence Becoming Apparent : Magic Number Down to 17, Lead Up to 8 1/2 Games After 8-1 Victory MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Hawley Returns for Oak Tree Meet : Winning Canterbury Title Restored Jockey's Confidence BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : Astros Leave the Reds and Rose for Dead, 9-2 From Times Wire Services
Pro Football / Bob Oates : An Easy Schedule Will Help Bears Overcome McMahon's Loss BOB OATES
Del Mar Meeting Concludes Today With Futurity BILL CHRISTINE
SOUTHERN SECTION PREVIEW : The Deck Is Shuffled Once Again : Changes of Scenery Ordered for 8 Leagues and 26 Teams MIKE KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Trojans Lose a Top Pitching Prospect, Ryan Bowen, to the Major Leagues
A Hurdle Too Tough for Moses RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
It Looks Grimm for the Redskins
Padres, Understandably, Get No Respect : San Francisco's Struggling Mike LaCoss Chalks Up an Easy 7-0 Victory TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
City Eastern League : Too Many New, Unproven Quarterbacks Leave This Race Wide Open JEFFREY MILLER
SOUTHERN SECTION PREVIEW : Star at Colton Has Longing for Good Old Days : Southern California Is Home, but His Heart Is in South Carolina ROBERT YOUNT, Times Staff Writer
After Canterbury Tales : Hawley Tells of Return : Back in the Saddle BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Two Evans Home Runs Help Red Sox Beat Orioles for 10th Win in Row From Times Wire Services
NO JOB SAFETY : Johnnie Johnson Finds the Real Pain in Ill-Timed Injury CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY : TOP GUNS : THE SCHOOLS : Westminster Ranks No. 1 in The Times' County Poll TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
College Volleyball : Fullerton Women Win in Opener
Shoulder Pads, Tire Irons and a Strange Disrespect for Rules MIKE DOWNEY
USC May Find Illinois Is Willing to Fight On : After a Summer to Remember, Mike White and the Illini Don't Want a Fall to Forget MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY : TOP GUNS : THE PLAYERS : Scott Spalding Is a Mean, Not-So-Lean Eating Machine MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Football and Soccer Want Rahill at SDSU, So He's. . . : Getting His Kicks Either Way STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
CIF PREVIEW : SUNSET LEAGUE : Westminster's System of Diversity Pays Dividends in Football MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Athletes In Action to Play Soviets Nov. 1
Azusa Pacific Holds Off Master's in Soccer
Harness Racing Seeks a Return to Hollypark
Grimes Is Making More Out of Less STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Titan Notebook : Barber Replaces Dill as 'Trigger Man' JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
San Diego City Volleyball Tournament : SDSU Women Win Two in One Night
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL PREVIEWS : VALLEY 4-A : Kennedy Rivals Will Attack From Both Ends STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL PREVIEWS : SUNSET : Chatsworth Has 8 Starters Back From Title Team STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Patience Pays for Fullerton Receiver : White Waited His Turn, and Now He Gets to Do It All JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Community College Football Preview : Saddleback, Despite Questions, Is Sure to Have Another Strong Season STEVE KRESAL
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL PREVIEWS : PAC-8 : Sylmar Back to Break, Not Make Tackles DAVID MORGAN, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Delta Will Buy Western in $860-Million Airline Deal ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Top Lions Club Man in Beirut Abducted Associated Press
Boy With AIDS Suspended After Biting Schoolmate Associated Press
Bette Davis Eyes Ex-Husband No. 4 on Flight to Maine United Press International
Sax Player Pepper Adams Dies
Nuclear Waste Dump: Hot Topic In Desert ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
With 5 o'clock shadow, when he looks in the mirror he sees an old geezer, not a macho star Jack Smith
South Africa Hangs 3 Black Guerrillas for Murder, Fatal Bombing MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
George Gipe, 53; Comedy Screenwriter, Novelist
Man Enters Guilty Plea in Embezzlement of $117,500 TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
OBITUARIES : Frank Higbee, Former L.A. Port Warden JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
Garn's Kidney Transplanted to His Daughter Associated Press
The Nation
'Intransigent' Nations Warned on U.S. Trade Associated Press
FAA Says It Has Met Goal for Controllers United Press International
Carrier Returns to U.S. Associated Press
Reagan Seeks Funds to Build Fourth Shuttle From Times Wire Services
Belgian Canal Reopens From Reuters
Botha Reported Outraged as Coretta King Cancels Meeting MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Kremlin's Hard Line: Costs and Benefits : Gorbachev Image Could Suffer; Experts See Possible Soviet Gains NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Newsman Says KGB Favors His Release Pending Trial : Soviet Held in U.S. Must Also Get Out Associated Press
Chile Bans 2nd News Service United Press International
Nicaragua Leader in India United Press International
Aquino Seeks 'Beautiful Friendship' With Reagan United Press International
Truman's Florida Home Auctioned for $17 Million United Press International
Police Guard Temple at Rites for 21 Killed United Press International
Egypt-Israel Summit to Start United Press International
The Nation
The State
Panel Votes to Prohibit U.S. Hiring of Bill Collectors to Dun Farmers Associated Press
The State
Brazilian Workers Threaten to Strike From Reuters
South Africa Orders 20 Black Schools Closed From Reuters
Israeli Planes Bomb Palestinian Targets : 2 Women, a Boy Killed, 19 Hurt in Reprisal Raid From Times Wire Services
The State
Brush Fire Controlled From Times Wire Services
The Nation
The World
Bus, Car Collide; Motorist Hurt
Mexico Begins Cleanup of Acapulco Beaches Associated Press
Sinn Fein Aide Jailed for Not Paying Fine From Reuters
Canyon Air Collision Was Below Rim, Officials Say PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Manila-Muslim Rebel Truce Frays MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Rehnquist's Truthfulness Questioned : Law Professors Urge Senate to Resist Push for Rubber-Stamp OK United Press International
Reagan Warns Brazil Leader on Trade Curbs United Press International
Reagan Selects Envoys for Mauritius and Togo Associated Press
The World
The World
The World
The World
The World
N.H. Governor, Washington Mayor Leading : Nine States and Capital Hold Primaries From Times Wire Services
Norway to Cut Oil Exports 10% Associated Press
The World
Dog Can't Kill Time--Watch He Ate Still Played Tune United Press International
Kasparov Leads in Chess Match, 8-6 Associated Press
Panel Will Study Relations Between U.S. and Mexico Associated Press
The Nation
AQMD Under Most Rigorous Investigation in Its 10 Years LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Nine States, District of Columbia Hold Primaries : Women Win Maryland Senate Contests From Associated Press
'Summer' Wins Prize Associated Press
Coast Panel Again Says No to Huge Oil Rig RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Man Dies After RTD Bus Hits Him; Driver Arrested RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Taba Dispute Still Blocking Israeli-Egyptian Summit MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Manila Cancels Official Marcos Birthday Party United Press International
The World
Japan Firms Likely to Get OK for 'Star Wars' ANDREW HORVAT, Times Staff Writer
Turks Send Out Fingerprints of Temple Killers From Times Wire Services
Jury Selection Begins for Trial of Ex-Labor Secretary Donovan Associated Press
Baby Survives Fall in Lake; 3 Young Rescuers Drown Associated Press
First Lady's Maid Pleads Not Guilty to Smuggling Conspiracy Associated Press
2 Teen-Agers Climb Berlin Wall, Then Swim River to West Associated Press
Throng Pays Its Respects at Mao Memorial JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
National Guard C-130 Crashes; Three Dead Associated Press
Appeals Court Upholds House Election Recount United Press International
The Nation
Teacher Walkouts Keep Nearly 100,000 Students Out of Class from United Press International
Congregations of an Industrious Nature : Churches Find They're Welcome in Empty Plants DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Educator Kidnaped in West Beirut NORA BOUSTANY, The Washington Post
LaRouche Says He Doesn't Know Who's Paid His Expenses Since '73 Associated Press
The Region
The State
Soviet U.N. Employee Indicted on Spy Charges : False Evidence Being Set Up, Daniloff Hints WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Buffalo Gets Handsome Cabbies SHIRLEY MARLOW
Barbra Adds More Cash for Causes MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Rehnquist Memo Assailed ERA as Destroying Family DAVID G. SAVAGE and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : Crisp Figures in a Fuzzy Conundrum RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Boy's Curiosity Grounds 747, Costs Airline $750,000 Associated Press
Last of Prison Escapees Captured in Tennessee Associated Press
The World : Israeli Jets Attack Sidon
The Region
The Region
The Region : Woman Beaten, Locked in Car Trunk
Activist Nun Faces New Challenge in Nicaragua : Director Leaves House of Ruth to 'Confront Injustice' in Central America KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Political Theorist Homes In on Justice Within the Family ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Lawyers' Papers Reveal Life in Wild, Wild West WILLIAM S. MURPHY, Murphy is a Times photographer. and
Plans for Massive Assault on Narcotics Stir Concerns KAREN TUMULTY and ELEANOR CLIFT, Times Staff Writers
China Was a Vacation to Remember for Schoolgirl MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
'Aggression' Disputed : Textbooks-- Japan Splits on War Role SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Soviet U.N. Employee Indicted on Spy Charges : Prosecution Will Be Vigorous, Meese Says JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Campbell, Director Differ Sharply on Lottery's Condition LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Utah Senator Donating Kidney to Daughter, 27 United Press International
Leaking Gas May Shut Part of Amphitheater United Press International
State Divestiture Law Threatened : U.S. Senate's Weaker S. Africa Bill Could Preempt It, Experts Say SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Murder Trial of 2 British Citizens Opens in Emirates From Reuters
Confusion Amid Pan Am Hijacking : Pakistani Rescue Effort: Case of Too Many Leaders RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Two Burned in Oil Refinery Explosion
Supporters Cheer Pinochet at Rally : 3 Deaths Reported as Crackdown on Opponents Continues WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Seal Rescue Called Risky
BUSINESS
MacGregor to Buy Irvine Sports Cap Maker, Distributor JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Teamster Leader Bolsters Union's Foes HARRY BERNSTEIN
GE Agrees to Sell Its 75% Interest in Record Firm : W. German Conglomerate Would Become Sole Owner of RCA/Ariola Operations WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Data General and Fairchild settled a lawsuit.
A British firm said it will acquire Gifford-Hill & Co.
Net for Fiscal 1986 Up for Parent of Irvine City S&L JAMES S. GRANELLI
Comarco Posts Record Quarterly Net of $492,000 ROBERT HANLEY
Dollar Edges Higher; Gold Prices Reverse 2-Day Slide Associated Press
Nation THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL
Consumer Debt Up a Notch in July From Times Wire Services
Regulatory Agency Data Analyzed : Losses Continue at 18 Ailing S&Ls in State TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
IC Will Take Big Writedown, Cut 1,560 Jobs Associated Press
Chip Buyers' Pleas on Trade Pact Fail to Bring Response DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
Japan posted a $7.5-billion August trade surplus.
Daily News to Move Most Offices to Woodland Hills ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Silvercrest Industries Reports Turnaround
Kyocera Corp. may establish a San Diego factory.
Sale of Complex Lets Fluor Eke Out a Profit LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Sales of Savings Bonds Hit Highest Level Since 1945 Associated Press
Oak Says Ex-Chief Billed It for Work on Home BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Hops Growers Vote to End Marketing Order Associated Press
National Lumber Closes Losing Store
Kyocera Says It Is Studying Idea of Building New San Diego Plant GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Fluor Loss Again Offset With Sale of Its Headquarters LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Phone Rates Unfairly High, Group Argues : 'Preferential Treatment' to Bell Units Is Alleged PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Commodities : Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1986 : Platinum Futures Prices Fall From Associated Press
Kerr-McGee anticipates large after-tax charges.
A New Jersey firm will buy Sports Specialties.
Oil Prices Slump on Fears Glut Will Last From United Press International
Wackenhut Creates an Anti-Terrorist Division Associated Press
Morning Rally Fizzles; Dow Average Dips 4.50 From Times Wire Services
Whittaker will buy back stock at $34 per share.
Chrysler will spend $1.8 billion on a project.
Western Union Denies Plan to File Chapter 11 Associated Press
The Dallas Times Herald laid off 109 employees.
Maher Rejoins Great Western TOM FURLONG
Compaq Introduces Fastest PC Yet : Desktop Machine Based on Intel's New 80386 Microchip Associated Press
A major Texas bank said it expects a big loss.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Financier Indicted in Mineral Scheme : Clifford Graham, Missing Since 1985, Charged in $13-Million Gold Operation BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Arms Suspect Was Mistaken for Mexicali Aide PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Jeers, Cheers Greet Council Remap Hearing RICHARD SIMON and STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writers
2 Sides Ready for Next Fight on Legislation for L.A. Prison JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
1st Day of School in L.A. Sees Doubling of Students Bused PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach
Panel Attempts to Limit Effects of Growth Issue RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Hands Remain Tied as Terrorist Savagery Resumes ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is director of European studies at Georgetown University's Center for Strategic and International Studies
Anaheim : City Postpones Decision on Regulating Vendors Roxana Kopetman
Record Numbers : Bused-In Pupils Find a Welcome PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Valley Should Rejoice, Not Fume, at Remap DAN SHAPIRO, Dan Shapiro, who practices law in Encino, is the president of the Studio City Residents' Assn.
'I Heard "No! No!" Then One Shot ' : Santa Ana Man, 68, Slain at Apartments NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Brazil Is Busting Out All Over : Future Has Caught Up With It, and U.S. Must Act Accordingly ABRAHAM F. LOWENTHAL, Abraham F. Lowenthal, a professor of international relations at USC and executive director of the Inter-American Dialogue, chairs the board of advisers on Latin American affairs at the Roosevelt Center for Policy Studies.
2 Pedestrians Hit, Injured by RTD Bus
Fullerton : Evacuation Ordered in Toxic Materials Spill Marcida Dodson \f7
Las Virgenes District Issue : Water Panel Wants Director Renamed
Trade Gap Hits Record $18 Billion
Report Card
Labor Day Observations
Lest We Forget
Gasoline Tax
Northern California Congressmen Object : Water Plan for San Diego's Indians Draws Fire CHRIS CHRYSTAL, Unites Press International
Labor Day Observations
Gang Abducts Woman, Takes Van at Border
Prison Sites
'We're using C language, which is pretty cryptic.' DOUG SMITH
Cypress : Proposal for Drug Test of Officials Unopposed Juan Arancibia \f7
She's Removed From Home : Girl, 11, Tells Police of Parents' Use of Pot DEBORRAH WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Slain Man Is Identified as Missing Studio City Artist PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Westwood Camera Shop to Pay $21,000 as Ad Penalty From Times Wire Services
Many Suburban Trains Halted by Paris Strike From Reuters
Labor Day Observations
Judge Todd Named to Appeal Court by Governor BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Police Ram Van to End Chase Through Burbank DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Rest of City Exempted--for Now : Council OKs Liquor Curb in Southeast, Downtown H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Hearing Today Pits Touristy vs. Homely : Foes to Square Off Over Belmont Park Plan NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
'We Belong Together'
Countywide
San Diego
San Diego
Sponsor of Surfing Event Willing to Try Again Despite Riot ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Labor Day Observations
L.A.'s Homeless Receive a Special $77,000 JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Deputy Cleared in Carwash Slaying ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Laxalt's End Run
Supervisors Vote to Build Power Plant Near Saugus DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Daniloff Affair Shatters Gorbachev's Image--and More MARSHALL I. GOLDMAN, Marshall I. Goldman is a professor of economics at Wellesley College and associate director of the Russian Research Center at Harvard University.
Four More Victims of Air Crash Identified
'Extremely Intelligent, Very Nice, Very Friendly' : Hijack Victim Extolled as Gentleman MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Nightmare in Chile
Fresh Start
Scientist Puts Ultimate Chernobyl Death Toll at 500,000 KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Scientologists Vow to Demonstrate Until Damage Award Is Overturned MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Bilingual Tijuana Police to Aid Tourists PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Censorship Rejected by 3-2 Vote : Oceanside Board Bars Ban on Satanism Books ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Auto Theft Comes Screeching to a Halt LORENA OROPEZA, Times Staff Writer
Murder Victim Identified as Associate of Slain Man
El Cajon
Capistrano Beach : CHP Officer Reports Shots Fired on Freeway Gordon Grant \f7
New Angle on Riding the Waves : Surf Skiing Makes a Splash at the Beach KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Memorial Rites Held for Author Margaret Roley
New UCI Gym on Schedule, Director Says BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Sailboat Found Adrift With No One Aboard MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Police Informant Pleads Guilty to Drug Possession DAVE PALERMO, Times Staff Writer
Relatives of 5 Cerritos Crash Victims File Death Claims From United Press International
Families of 6 Killed in Cerritos Crash File Damage Suits WILLIAM OVEREND and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Defense Request Challenged : Martinez Trial Shouldn't Be Moved, D.A. Contends JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove : Man Shot in Head Dies From Injuries Kristina Lindgren \f7
SDSU Sued Over Alleged Rape at Fraternity House LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
High-Speed Chase Ends in Crash, Man's Arrest
ENTERTAINMENT
Pianist Likes Musical Climate In S.d. KENNETH HERMAN
Close Encounter Of The 3-d Kind In 'Captain Eo' JACK MATHEWS
Tv Review : 'Drug Knot': Pretty Strong Medicine LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Symphony Statistics Introduce Sour Note HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Sanderling To Conduct Beethoven
'Vigil': A New Film Poetry From New Zealand ANNETTE INSDORF, Insdorf, an associate professor at Yale and Columbia, is the author of "Francois Truffaut" and "Indelible Shadows." and
Songwriter Knight Tries Her Own Device STEVE POND
Live Music Halted At Rock Club RANDY LEWIS
Stars Shine On Films At Toronto Festival SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Safari Sam's Duo Will Fight To Play It Again RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
'Japanese Animation' Fest At The Goldwyn Theater CHARLES SOLOMON
Moyers May Return To Public Tv JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Stamberg Leaves Npr's 'All Things'
Starlight, Greene Set For 'Evita' EILEEN SONDAK
Joffrey Dancer Faces Challenges SUSAN REITER
He Picks The Winners & Losers On Tv MORGAN GENDEL, Times Staff Writer
Rahm To Help Develop Folk Arts Program ZAN DUBIN
Organist Jones In Lecture/recital JOHN HENKEN
The First Arrivals On The Home Front HOWARD ROSENBERG
'Pops Has Always Been There' : King's Singers: The Medium Is Song MARC SHULGOLD
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