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What happened on August 05, 1987
NEWS
Teen-Ager Who Flew Into Red Square May Get Public Trial Associated Press
Much-Sought Interior Designer Dorothy Hammerstein, 87, Dies
Memorable Moments: Strong Words, Salty Phrases From a Times Staff Writer
Iran Gains More Arms Suppliers While Iraq's Sources Dwindle From Reuters
10-State Survey Finds Radioactive Gas in Fifth of Homes LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Britain Toasts Its Best Beer . . . From Reuters
President Will Be in Town, but He'll Miss GOP's Party Marylouise Oates
Dropping Waterline At Mono Lake
Probe of Ex-Minister's War Record Reopened
The Nation
North Resumes Legal Battle Over Walsh Associated Press
Democrats Face Runoff in Miss. Governor Race United Press International
The Nation
Soviets Send Supplies to Mir Space Station United Press International
Scientists Share Data at U.S.-Soviet Meeting Associated Press
Unruh Noted for Way With Words
The Region
The Region
The Nation
Missile Pact Nearly Ready: Shevardnadze United Press International
Senate Panel Plans to Begin Hearings on Bork Sept. 15 Associated Press
U.S. Readies New Latin Peace Plan : Would Curb Contra Aid During Truce, Require Liberalization by Sandinistas DOYLE McMANUS and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
Williams' Sentence Cut 2 Years Associated Press
Panama Orders Arrest of Five Opposition Leaders After Raid : Head of Chamber of Commerce One of Those Targeted United Press International
The Nation
The World
Newest Lotto Millionaire Not Planning Much Change Associated Press
Can Limit Latin Life : Expatriates 'Hostage' to Safety Fears WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
The State
Sailor Hopes to Open a Few Eyes DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
The World
The State
The Nation
GM Announces Rebates Associated Press
Queen Beatrix Ailing From Reuters
. . . as Munich Aims at Mug Thieves From Reuters
The Nation : Bank Bill Sent to Reagan
The Region
U.S. Sending Additional Forces to Gulf ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
7 Die in Zulu Clashes From Reuters
The World
The Region
Common Market, U.S. Reach Accord, Prevent Pasta War Associated Press
The World
The World : Afghan Rebels Hit Cities
Judge Says States Must OK Guard's Use Abroad Associated Press
The World
Child Care Hassles Cause Birth Decline BETTYANN KEVLES
The World
Iran Warns Its Forces Are Training for Suicide Attacks on U.S. Warships CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Defensive Driving : Motorists Seeking Protection in Wake of Freeway Shootings PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Democrats Agree to Peace Plan, Call for 'Good Faith' : Diplomatic Initiative in Nicaragua Associated Press
Book Review : Pravda: The Workings of a Finely Tuned News Machine ERNEST CONINE, Conine, a Times editorial writer, was a dedicated reader of Pravda during his days as a Moscow correspondent
A Watergate Warrior's View of Contragate ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
West Germany Overtakes U.S as Top Exporter Associated Press
37 Missile Victims Remembered : Stark Arrives in Port to Cheers, Tears for Missing Associated Press
Saudis Tell of Iran Plot to Seize Mosque Associated Press
Sri Lanka Guerrilla Chief Accepts Peace Plan : Tamil Tigers to Avoid Showdown With Indian Troops, Surrender Weapons RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Secord Is Reported to Be a Target of Special Counsel's Investigation From a Times Staff Writer
Meese Assailed Over Asset Reports : Disclosure Rules Not Met, Congressional Auditors Charge RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Governor Needs Legislature's Backing on Unruh Successor JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
U.S. Sends Fast Patrol Boats to Gulf From Times Wire Services
The Region
Imelda Marcos Seeks Publisher Associated Press
Iran Probers Find Reagan Could Have Avoided It All SARA FRITZ and KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writers
Panama Seizes Anti-Noriega Unit's Files MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Massive 1960s Nuclear Bombs Being Reactivated by Pentagon Associated Press
Scientists See a Stark Future for Mono Lake BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
The State
Copters Rated Second Best in War on Mines ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The 'Why' of Iran-Contra Affair Is Unanswered : Months of Hearings Fail to Solve Puzzle MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
The Region : R.F. Kennedy Assassination File to Open
The Region
Forest Service Feels the Heat Over Blaze in Alpine County DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Trailblazing Aside, Astronaut Corps Nominee Says a Job Well Done Is What Counts : The Reluctant Role Model LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Gunman Shot to Death Breaking Into Pentagon From Times Wire Services
339 Refugees Found on Sinking Boat Will Be Returned to Haiti United Press International
Egyptian Tomb May Unlock the Mystery of 12 Missing Heirs LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Officials Warn of Selenium Peril at Duck Clubs Associated Press
FCC Repeals Fairness Rule for Broadcasters PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
$13-Mil. Medicaid Fraud Alleged United Press International
MDA Benefit Evokes Young Victim's Spirit PAMELA MARIN
Ex-Illinois Gov. to Plead Guilty to Fraud Associated Press
Court Tells NRC to Ignore Cost in Making Nuclear Plants Safe Associated Press
2 Held in Slaying of Aquino Aide, Driver From Times Wire Services
Shareholders OK AMC Merger United Press International
House Votes to Create Second AIDS Commission JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Market Clerks Voting; Strike Possible by Friday HENRY WEINSTEIN and ROBERT S. WEISS, Times Staff Writers
Marines Staging Mock Invasion of Somalia From Reuters
The World
3 Sentenced in Phila. Extortion United Press International
Patches for Next Shuttle Crew to Honor 7 Challenger Victims Associated Press
The Nation
Keep Diplomat Immunity, State Dept. Aide Says Associated Press
'Fatal Vision' Trial Could Be Lethal to Nonfiction, Wambaugh Protests KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Nurses Walk Out at Hospital in Oakland; Strike Could Spread From Times Wire Services
Niekro Suspended for Scuffing Associated Press
11 Escape Injury in Air Collision Near Lancaster JACK JONES and ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writers
Labor Dept. Aide Picked United Press International
The State
Jesse Unruh, Key Political Figure in State, Dies at 64 KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
France Convicts L.A. Couple of Illegal Importing of Arms From Times Wire Services
SPORTS
Pan Am Games: 1983 Drug Battle Continues in '87 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Dick Rosenthal, a Retired Banker, Named Notre Dame Athletic Director Associated Press
Study of Biomechanics Is a Big Help to Triathlete : Browning Has It Down to a Science PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
The River . . . Wherever It Is . . . Offers a Chance to Get Wet and Wild or Just Relax JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Baseball : THEY JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG : Sutton, Carlton Still Delivering Ross Newhan
Angel Ballboy Saves Evidence Against Niekro MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Lose, Still Thankful : Anderson, Guerrero Injuries Not Serious SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Pro Football : The Case of Cris Carter's Eligibility Might Be Decided by the Courts Bob Oates
Family Seeks Halas Jr. Exhumation
Brown Wins Playoff in Women's Golf
SDSU's Rowe Breaks Collarbone CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : Indians Hammer Yankees, 15-3 DAN HAFNER
Hot Ball Claims Not New
Names in the News
Getting Wet Closer to Home
Names in the News
Gould and Sieck Retain Lead in Star Sailing
Names in the News
A Dream Come True : Sanders Leaves La Habra Behind to Build a New Life on the Water JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Don't Phone It In, Eric; It's Not What We Want to Hear Scott Ostler
What to Look for When It's Time to Update Your Water-Ski Equipment
Return to San Diego Doesn't Change Play of 1985 Champion : Croft Still Is Pressing Too Much MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Water Toys Get a Taste of Technology JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Meets Canada in Volleyball Match
Raider Notebook : Plunkett May Be Ready to Get Up Off the Floor Again at the Count of 9 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Faces Canadians in Volleyball Tonight
Newport Beach's Collins Advances in Surfing Event
Fourth-Seeded Fairbanks Is Upset in Second Round of San Diego Tennis
Tennis Roundup : Altitude, Holmes Get to Connors From Times Wire Services
National League Roundup : Gooden Gives Mets a Lift to 5 1/2 Games Back
Dodgers Show Resolve, Win Series Opener Special to The Times
Witherspoon Scores First-Round Knockout Associated Press
Chargers : Mullins May Catch On as Team's Successor to Charlie Joiner TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Angels Don't Need Any Help in Beating Carlton, Twins, 12-3 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Neuheisel Again the Ugly Duckling : Former UCLA Quarterback Stands Out at Charger Camp ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
OH, DANNY BOY : The Dallas Cowboys' Great Collapse of '86 Came as a Direct Result of the Loss of Their Quarterback; He's Back, Mended, to Make Amends WENDY OLSON, Times Staff Writer
Gigante Name Left Off Cuban Boxing Team for Pan Am Games EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
English Fans Warming to the American Game : Their Numbers Are Few and Their Knowledge Slight, but They're Fanatical CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK : Franklin Stretches His Horizons to Big Sky JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
A Madman Across the Water : Ralph Mikkelsen Takes Game Fishing To Excess in His Fanatical Pursuit of Trophy Yellowfin Tuna RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Kruk's Seven RBIs Wasted as Padres Lose to Braves, 12-7 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
County Orders Smoke-Free Areas in Restaurants From Associated Press
Pigeons Impervious to Plastic Predators : Even Birdbrains Fail to Fall for Phony Owls BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Sunset Beach Driver's Conviction Upheld for Alcohol-Related Crash That Killed 3 JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
'One of our purposes is learning to speak without ahs, ums, hums . . . ' DOUG SMITH
William Faulkner Stamp Unveiled at University Associated Press
Forgot Details of Abuse, Girl Tells McMartin Trial From United Press International
Highway Death Results in Murder Charge
Council Acts to Close Rent Control Law 'Loophole' SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Travel Spending Restricted by S.D. Port Commissioners ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Scheduling of Vote on Cityhood Is Postponed
Tustin : Bank Says Its Name Misused by RV Firms
Costa Mesa to Vote on Surplus Revenue La MONT JONES JR., Times Staff Writer
2 Die in Separate Traffic Accidents
Board Accepts Funds : Foes of School Health Clinic Vow a Fight JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer
Katella Plan Is Dead, Say 4 on Anaheim City Council CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Bicyclist, 33, Collides With Pickup, Is Killed
Appellate Court Lifts Its Order Halting Kraft Trial Proceedings JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Nicaragua Is a Mess, and Moscow Is Unhappy DIMITRI K. SIMES, Dimitri K. Simes is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington
U.S. Credit Costs Need a True Accounting : Loans Might Not Look So Deceptively Cheap if We'd Budget the Price WILLIAM H. GRAY III and DELBERT L. LATTA, William H. Gray III (D-Pa.) chairs the House Budget Committee. Delbert L. Latta (R-Ohio) is the ranking minority member on the committee.
San Diego
A Revitalized World Bank Would Bank on New Ideas SHELDON ANNIS, Sheldon Annis is a visiting fellow at the Overseas Development Council.
Costa Mesa : Anti-Semitic Graffiti Writers Still Sought
Floods in China Kill 20 United Press International
San Fernando Council Deems City Property Petition Illegal STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
Sunland Fire Perils Homes Before Dying
Deceptive Snippets
Santa Ana : Watering of Flowers Blamed for Evacuation
Dismissed Chief Files Claim for $4.3 Million Against San Clemente LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : Businessman Will Head Panel on Constitution
Chula Vista
Suit Takes Aim at Entire System : Groups Want Overcrowding Eased at All County Jails JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Adult Drowns, Child Unharmed in Pool
County Cuts Estimate of Jobs Lost in Crunch Over New Budget to 141 DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Too Few Prescriptions
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
Complaints
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
Auto Salvage Firm Reopens to Test Disposal Process for Toxic Wastes JONATHAN WEISMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fallbrook
Temperatures Drop, Humidity Hangs On LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Reported Better; Wears Smaller Bandage Associated Press
Agent Says Phelps Revealed Drug Lab Just Hours Before Deputy Was Shot ERIC MATTSON, Times Staff Writer
Avoids West Hills Face-Off : Picus' Absence Irks Residents PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Italy to Help Build Nicaragua Power Plant United Press International
Garden Grove : 2 Suspects Arrested After Bank Robbery
Testimony: Board Knew of Problems Before Police BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Port Stays the Course to Boater Evictions : Live-Aboards' Effort Fails to Win Extension of Free Anchorage ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Hearing Again Delayed in Night Stalker Case
Power to the Freeway Wimps : Many of Us Drive the Way We Live--Much Too Aggressively MARTIN BRENNER, Martin Brenner is the immediate past president of the Orange County Psychiatric Society and the medical director of the stress unit, Western Medical Center, Anaheim
Builder Files First Lawsuit in Challenge to Growth Lid RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Council OKs Funds for Building Code Dragnet SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
Local News in Brief : Driver Arrested After Woman Falls Out of Car on Freeway
During 1984 Slaying, Court Is Told : Troiani 'Not Operating on All Cylinders' TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Man Arrested in Auto Shooting; 3 More Reported ROBERT S. WEISS and GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writers
3 Escape Serious Injury as Plane Whacks Car GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Council Follows Advice, Cancels '87 Street Scene SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Mission Valley Land Group Freed From Developer Fees RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Hospitals Want Ballot Issue on Tax Subsidy for Trauma Centers JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Rangers End Hunt for Coyotes That Closed Cheeseboro Park From Associated Press
Raise the Minimum Wage
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
Expanded AIDS Patient Detention Ordered TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Kuwait Tightens Laws Regulating Foreigners From Reuters
Local News in Brief : Agoura Man in Export Case Gets Probation
Police, Firefighters Go for the Gold at Games ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Free Picnics for Homeless Run Afoul of Regulators : Success may be fatal to meal program as the bureaucracy gets into the act. MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 40 Evacuated During Van Nuys Bomb Scare
Misconduct Charge Idles LAPD Ticket Champ DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Calabasas Man Was Fending Off Machete : Victim's Friend Freed in Stabbing GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : Performing Arts Center Sues Architectural Firm
Former Rep. W.S. Moorhead Dies at Age 64 From Times Wire Services
Skid Row Housing
Opossum Oppression Ends GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Singer George Jones Leaves Hospital but Is Readmitted Associated Press
U.S. Ships in Persian Gulf
'No Place to Put Garbage'
ENTERTAINMENT
Midori At 15: A Violinist With Time DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
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State Of Tv Magazines Called Grim DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Dance Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
The Art Of Local $port$ca$ting Howard Rosenberg
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Juju's Top 2: Brothers, Not Rivals DUNCAN STRAUSS
Movie Review : 'Munchies' Barely Whets The Appetite LEONARD KLADY
Fringe Day 1: '24 Hours Of Art/la' ZAN DUBIN
Stage Review : This 'Bluebeard' Misses The Point SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Movie Review : 'Stakeout' Stakes Out Familiar Territory SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
'Warren's Story' Highlights Wolfe Crying Uncles NANCY CHURNIN DEMAC
'Loco' Band Goes Crazy For Calypso THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Big Top' Fun At The Museum LYNNE HEFFLEY
Sacrificing 'Everything' For Dance : Another Side Of Lee's Dance Choreography DONNA PERLMUTTER
BUSINESS
Robert Morris Named Publisher of Daily News
Competitive Victim : Four Winds Shuts Down a Money-Loser GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Westcorp's Earnings Drop to $2.2 Million in Quarter
Datum Reports 27% Profit Decline
Trading Pace Slows : Oil Prices Dip Despite Uneasiness in the Gulf Associated Press
ICN Directors OK Hiking Firm's Stake in Viratek to 73% CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
A Bull Market Winner, He Bets on Next Boom JAMES FLANIGAN
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
The Sullivan Principles
Bank of Commerce's Net Income Up
Stocks Slip for 2nd Day; Dow Off 10 From Times Wire Services
Irvine Co., Smith Face Off in Court Battle : Firm, Shareholder Open With Demands That Are $312 Million Apart LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
ABC-TV Sells Too Much Time Too Soon PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Third World Sector Gains, but Auto Sales Slide 4.3% LESLIE ERINGAARD, Times Staff Writer
Commodities : Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1987 : Platinum Prices Advance From Associated Press
British Rival Makes Surprise Offer for Manpower Temporary Jobs Firm NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Sullivan's Reversal Stirs Soul-Searching at Colleges, Firms CECILIE DITLEV-SIMONSEN, Times Staff Writer
Dismissals Unrelated to Computer Thefts, Firm Says : 17 Leave Xscribe After Drug Inquiry CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Los Angeles County
Jury Pay You Can't Keep Still Taxable DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Hawkeye Ousts Its CEO; Songwriter Nilsson to Stand In KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Abashed IRS Says It No Longer Will Seize Kids' Savings Associated Press
FCC Proposes New Method to Cap AT&T Rates : Says End to Ceiling on Profit Would Also Benefit Long-Distance Customers BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Raffaella De Laurentiis Resigns Production Post Wm. K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr.
IBM Targets Home, School With Low-Cost PC IMBERT MATTHEE, Times Staff Writer
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