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What happened on August 13, 1987
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'La Bamba': Lip-synced For Success JACK MATHEWS
Another Magic Act for the Variety Arts; New York Playwright Likes the L.A. Scene SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
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3 Officials Balk At Aid For Festival JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
International Shows Slated at Arts Center
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Tv Commentary : Emmy Rules Unfair To 'Family Dog'? CHARLES SOLOMON
Stage Review : Struggling To Reach A 'Happy End' ROBERT KOEHLER
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Mukhamedov: His Body Language Is Unmistakable DONNA PERLMUTTER
Itzhak Perlman Returns To Bowl JOHN HENKEN
Stage Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Visual Arts Legislation Reintroduced : Three-part Measure : Bill Is Reintroduced To Protect Visual Artists ZAN DUBIN
SHOSTAKOVICH BALLET : Bolshoi Opens With 'The Golden Age' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
A Summer Of Sympathetic Characters CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
A Behind-scenes-look In 'The Art Of Disneyland' CHARLES SOLOMON
Capturing Dylan's 'Tarantula' For The Stage JANICE ARKATOV
Stagehand's Real Job Is Out Of Sight THOMAS K. ARNOLD
'Whistle Blower': Taut Spy Thriller KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Coming Attractions Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
NEWS
An Unnurturing, Uncaring Love : Some Families React With Anger or Denial MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Volunteers Mount Up to Assist in Park Patrol CHRISTINE VICARS, Vicars is an Agoura Hills free-lance writer. and
Vintage : the upscaling of hand-me-downs HEATHER WILLIAMS
Tough Liquor Law Looms in Lynwood LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Text: Stubborn Pursuit of a Policy That Went Astray Associated Press
A Big Hand for Amelia : Former Actress Enjoys New-Found Fame as Model for Studio's Logo DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
Many Fear Rejection : AIDS Victim Gets Support of Family MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Inmate Shot in Racial Fight at Prison Associated Press
Malibu Man Listed as Drowning Victim
Titanic's Safe Found, Will Be Opened on TV Associated Press
Sherwood V. Bailey Jr.; Played Spud in 'Our Gang' Comedies NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
President Apologizes for Iran-Contra Role : Says He Needs No Protection From Truth MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
115 Register for School, College Board Elections LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Suspects Linked to Gang in Gardena 3 Arrested in Burglaries of Free Clinic, 2 Businesses TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Nuclear Test Jolts Vegas Hotels United Press International
Cites Fight Over Bird : Kaus Urges Dropping of Judicial Elections PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Park : Trial of 2 Officers Put Off
Head of Retirees' Group Associated Press
Ex-Official's Use of Office to Be Investigated Associated Press
The House
Enrile a Senator, Philippine Court Rules United Press International
Grenade Causes Airport Turmoil but Is Harmless United Press International
Soviet A-Testing Spews Radioactivity Outside U.S.S.R. United Press International
The State
San Pedro : Panel on Recreation Urged
The Nation
Long Beach : Museum Move to Be Costly
Foe of Mafia Reelected Associated Press
R. H. Estates : School Site Purchase OKd
Puts Spending Curbs, Bork on Agenda : Reagan Goals Certain to Stir Political Battles NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Scott Takes Over at PCC
Crashing a Pickup Creates Carload of Woe JEFFREY S. KLEIN
The World
Reagan Takes Fight Over Bork to Nation's Heartland Associated Press
IRA's Bombs Blast Industrial Park Associated Press
The World
Israelis Split on a Sharon Inquiry From Times Wire Services
Torrance : Aviation Center Delayed
Pasadena : Panels to Be Removed
The Nation
Hollywood : Studio Buys Rights to Sign
The World
The Nation
'Juice Is Out of Lemon,' Iran Scandal Will Fade, Baker Says : But Democrats Call Reagan's Speech 'Sketchy' From Times Wire Services
Galanter Will Call Hearing to Gather Facts on Homeless ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Germans Mark Anniversary of Berlin Wall United Press International
Retail Sales Jump 0.8% in July Associated Press
Panama's Business-Led Opposition Watches the Bottom Line MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Envoy Ends Israel Talks; No Progress Seen on Peace Moves DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Planning Board Postpones Vote on Third Phase of Colorado Place DAVID RISSER, Times Staff Writer
Sierra Club Objects : W. Hollywood Defends Plans for Civic Center MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
City Asks 'Santa' to Take Down His Decorations DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Monument to Be Built for 28 Killed in Collapse Associated Press
It Was Going Around AL MARTINEZ
Bus Hurts 28 at Toll Plaza Associated Press
Los Angeles : Housing Discussed on TV
The World
Wants More Aid for Rebels : Contras Must Be Involved in Peace Plan, Dole Says Associated Press
Accord With Soviets on New Oil Outlet Reported by Tehran Associated Press
Long Beach : Seminars for City Staffers
2 Killed as Copter, Plane Collide in Air Over Alaska United Press International
Pasadena : Relocation Payments OKd
The World
The State
Malibu : School Loan Program Set Up
The Region : Slumlord Ends Sentence
The Nation
Community Colleges Chief Smith Resigns ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
Three Liberals Reported Ousted by Chinese Party United Press International
The Region
The Region
Mayor Denies Impropriety in LAX Talks SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Gardena : Contract Increase OKd
U.S.-Laotian Talks on MIAs Completed United Press International
Hermosa Beach : Amity on Attorney's Fee
Pilot to Face Murder Charges
L.A. Police Seize 4 Colombians, 500 Pounds of Cocaine
But Both Sides Applaud President's Conciliatory Tone : Democrat Cites 'Major Mistakes' PAUL HOUSTON and ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writers
2 Climbers Die, 3 Hurt Associated Press
U.S. AIDS Response Held Too Small, Uncoordinated United Press International
Santa Monica : Council Cuts Maintenance Fee
Heart Recipient, 15, Sent Home; Partly Paralyzed Associated Press
Hearing Cost to Exceed Fund Diversion Associated Press
Swiss to Rule on Arms Accounts United Press International
Anniversary of Japan Air Crash Marked United Press International
Pasadena : Neighbors Oppose Project
Council OKs Tax Increase for Compton WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
A blade, a bow, an ear for a tune--that's entertainment
'Money for Missiles,' Expert Charges : Despite Tensions, Iranian Oil Still Flows to America DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Hermosa Seeking Interim Manager to Replace Meyer KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Reduce Silo Missiles in Arms Shuffle United Press International
Computer Snafu Ruled a Rights Violation : Wrong Man Repeatedly Detained on Murder, Robbery Charges JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Asks U.N. to Place Sanctions on Iran NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Democratic Response: Put Mistakes Behind Us Associated Press
S. Africa Seizes 78 Leaders, Members of Miners Union MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The State : No Bombs at Campground
Strong Typhoon Hits Central Philippines Associated Press
Stylish Event Raises Funds to Keep Opera in Good Voice DAVID NELSON
3 Out of 5 Back Woman President : Believe She Would Handle Job as Well as Man, Poll Finds PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Hawaiian Gardens : Bingo Moratorium Enacted
Ortega Heads for Cuba, Seeks Support for Regional Agreement RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Japan Finishes 5.8-Mile Suspension Bridge United Press International
Pomona Budget Crisis Cools as Administrator Takes Heat : Smaller Deficit After Long Austerity Lets City Officials See 'Light at End of Tunnel' JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Leon H. Keyserling; New Deal Planner, Adviser to Truman From Times Wire Services
Drug Experiment Sharply Reduces MS Disabilities HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Fearless Cats to Save Felons From Rats From Reuters
Malibu : Longtime Activist Honored
Duarte : Trash Pickup Rate Rises
Man Falls Into Wool Machine, Is Covered in Yarn, Suffocates Associated Press
Sending Out an SOS in Search for Skull HERB HAIN
Blind Sailor Racing Storm to Bermuda United Press International
Young Inmates Cared Straight : Business Job Guidance Program Helps Prepare CYA Prisoners for Careers AURORA MACKEY, Mackey is a North Hollywood free-lance writer.
The State
Soviet Sister City Proposal Keyed to Human Rights ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
The World : Mozambique Rebels Kill 72
2nd U.S. Probe of Noriega Told : Drug Trafficking Role in Tampa Area Alleged RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Oman Gulf Area Briefly Closed Due to Mines United Press International
UC Berkeley Tops in Violent Crimes Among 330 Campuses, FBI Reports From United Press International
The House
Sports Briefs : Lawn Bowling Along
Rare Blue Whale Spotted Entangled in Rope Off Mass. Associated Press
Volunteer Organizations Are Working to Improve the View MARY ELLEN STROTE, Strote is a Calabasas writer
All You Need to Play in This League Is $20 and the Talent of the Nation's Best ADAM MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Top Marine Defends Corps' Ability to Guard Embassies Associated Press
Long Beach School Services Stop at Water's Edge : Avalon Parents Seek Day Care for 80 Children JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
La Mirada : Activity Center Bond OKd
U.S. Pressure to Affect Israel's Lavi Vote DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
W. Covina Schools Get Good News : Deficit Less Than District Feared ELIZABETH CARAS, Times Staff Writer
Former KTTV Program Chief Robert Purcell
Record 51 Near-Collisions Reported Over L.A. in Year : FAA Warns of Delays in Flights From United Press International
Colon Cancer Study Cites Link to Genetic Defects HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
British Furor Over Media Coverage : When Spy Turns Author, It's Rights vs. Censorship TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Vicious-Dog Curbs Urged
U.N. Probe in Suriname From Reuters
Disaffected Swell Ranks of 'Army' : Big Growth in Ethnic Groups MIKE WYMA
Surfing: No Longer Just 'the Men's Club' SUSAN HEEGER
TV Copter Finds Another Mine South of Strait MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Westwood Village Fixture Will Fold After 31 Years : The News Isn't Good at Arthur's Newsstand PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
Afghan Rebels Down Transport Associated Press
Link Sought in 2 Similar Roundups of Aliens MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Operator of 'Tipsy Taxi' Finds Freeloading Is Sobering DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Baldwin Park Puts 45-Day Ban on New Apartments ELIZABETH CARAS, Times Staff Writer
Teacher With Damaged Voice Fights L.A. Schools MIKE WYMA, Wyma is a Toluca Lake free-lance writer.
Pentagon to Start Organ-Donor Program Associated Press
After Three Decades, the News Isn't Good at Arthur's Newsstand PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Justice Marshall Ailing
Students of Sea Get Feet Wet STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Rexroth Links Up Life's Many Facets JONATHAN KIRSCH
Makeup Hides Scars From Nose Surgery United Press International
Kroc Gives Democrats $1 Million : Widow of McDonald's Founder Breaks Donation Record Associated Press
Learning a Parenting Role, Step By Step SUSAN PERRY, Perry is a Los Angeles writer. and
Scholar Seized With Stolen Lincoln, Churchill Letters Associated Press
L.A. Teachers Union Favors Policy of English Immersion ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
The Neighbors a Slumlord Left Behind : Some Say Building Is Better but Families Still Share Quarters With Mice, Cockroaches, Decay ITABARI NJERI, Times Staff Writer
Top Surfers Expected to Vie in Championships at Malibu
Bell Gardens : 13 File for 3 Council Seats
Heterosexual Risk of AIDS Put Lower in New UC Study United Press International
Bouquet Bomber Gets 15 Years United Press International
L.B. Homeless Task Force Urges Shelters Survey ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Indians Make Library a Battleground for Truth PATRICK MOTT
U.S.-Iran Missile Encounter: Pure Aerial Electronics ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Calif. Death Sentence Upheld Associated Press
Significant Iran-Contra Questions Not Answered KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Tire Repair Calls for Qualified Serviceman RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Parking Meter Rates to Quadruple in September MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
State Chancellor of Community Colleges to Quit ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
Taco Bell Will Drop Coconut Oil ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Slumlord's 30-Day House Arrest Ends
Don't Sweep 'Black Sheep' Under Rug MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
Mountain Bikes Banned on Conservancy Trails JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Stephen Dillon, 70, Retired Aerospace Executive, Killed in Alaska Air Crash
U.S. Proof and Mint Sets Popular Among Collectors DON ALPERT
To Honor Elvis' Memory, Star's Mentor Puts on a Show Himself PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Typhoon Kills 9 in Philippines Associated Press
Chicago Celebrates Its River's Rebirth From a Sewer Associated Press
Michigan Court Delays Abortion Funds Cutoff United Press International
Cerritos : Liberty Park to Be Enlarged
FAA Expands L.A. Airport's Control Area : Order Comes on Heels of Another Aerial Near-Miss GEORGE RAMOS and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
The State
7 Found Dead in Partially Submerged Vehicle in Marsh Associated Press
Four Charged in $48-Million London Theft : Safe-Deposit Center Holdup Called Largest Ever in U.S., Britain United Press International
William C. Doherty; Envoy, Postal Union Leader From Times Wire Services
Machinists' Accord Ends Convair Strike H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Pomona Budget Crisis Cools as Administrator Takes Heat : Council Deadlocks 2-2 in Move to Oust Lampman, Under Fire During Squeeze JESSE KATZ
Eugen Loebl, 80; Survived Stalin Purge From Times Wire Services
Muscles Are a Must : Body Builder Lets Swimming Career Float Away IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
New Harbor Commissioner
Venice : New Town Council President
Immigration Amnesty : After a sputtering start, the legalization program in the San Gabriel Valley is : beginning to reach large numbers of people who are overcoming their fear of the INS. EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
NOTEBOOK : Azusa Finds an Okoye Replacement, but It's Hard to Replace Great Back
L. A. Harbor : Port Official Reelected
Cerritos : Disaster Relief Funds Ready
San Pedro : Sewage on Cabrillo Beach
Rosemead : School District Cuts Budget
Board OKs Formation of Melrose Hill Historic Zone PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
NOTEBOOK / Alan Drooz : Former Australian Rugby Star Predicts a Big Future for Football Down Under Alan Drooz
Foothills Housing Plan Stirs Fear Among Neighbors MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Downey : Expense Stipends Increased
East and West Germany Make a Spy Swap From Reuters
Los Angeles : Committee OKs Hotel Curb
$35-Million Hotel Contract Brings Joy to Carson GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Lifeline Grows Thin : Family Service Agency Forced to Cut Homemaker Visits for Elderly, Shut-Ins DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Zoning Rules Used to Try Operators of Peep Show LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
Norwalk : Vernola Has 2 Challengers
Children's Books Take a Turn Back to Normalcy BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Port Commission Approves Agency to Stage Triathlon DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
On Cutting Edge in the Arena of Razors RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Holistic Vets for New Age Pets
Montebello : 2 Challenge 2 Incumbents
Glendora : Auto Center Plan Approved
Seniors' Housing Proposed in Manhattan Beach KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
L. A. Harbor : New Port Official Quits
Arcadia : Peck Water Park Reopens
L.B. Schools Admit Need for Day-Care Services on Catalina, but Lack Funds JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
P. V. Estates : $12-Million Budget Adopted
$6.8-Million Garage Contract Awarded
Library Director Trading Budget Worries for a More Retiring Life GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Culver City : Dance Team Takes 2nd Place
Monterey Park : Trash Fee May Increase
El Monte : Statue's Fate Uncertain
A Little Glasnost at the Bolshoi MARYLOUISE OATES, Times Staff Writer
Water Rates in Whittier to Jump 29% Next Month as City Updates System MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Baseball Star Has Case of the Guilts Over Trying to Be Best in the World ADAM MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Double doses of daily poetry assignments reach from Pico Rivera to White House. BETH UYEHARA, Community Correspondent
Historian digs up little-known facts in once-fertile ground of California pioneers MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Muir High's Vince Phillips Ends His Love Affair With Football, Signs With Yankees MARTY ESQUIVEL, Times Staff Writer
Beach Town With No Surf : Becalmed Cult Exists on Long Beach's Peninsula; They Walk a Mile for a Wave PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Notes : Reducing Buehning's Suspension to 3 Games Seems a Little Suspect RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Baseball : U.S. Puts Nicaragua to Rout by 18-0 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Brazil Gets Upset Win Over U.S. in Volleyball BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Junior Olympics Swimming : Strauss, 14, Sets Record in 100-Meter Freestyle MIKE CORNWELL, Times Staff Writer
Italy's Andrei Surpasses 75 Feet to Break World Shotput Record Associated Press
Pro Football : Buddy Ryan Got Training Camp Started the Easy Way, in June Bob Oates
She Puts All of Her Love in Her Scores Jim Murray
Board of San Diego Yacht Club to Hear New Zealand Bid for 1988 RICH ROBERTS
Names in the News
Losing Some Benefits of a Higher Education
Dodgers Drop Reds Into Tie for First Place, 1-0 : Leary Drives In the Only Run of the Game, and Young Puts Out Rally in Ninth SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Padres Lose, Say They Were Framed MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
McCaskill Wins Key Twofer, 8-2 : Angels Move Back Within 3 1/2 Games of First-Place Twins MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Tennis Roundup : Cash Leads Favorites Into Third Round From Times Wire Services
Steve Howe's Contract Said to Be Retroactive
Names in the News
The NFL Talks--A Walkout Appears Unlikely This Time BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
ATHLETICS : Organization Seeks to Educate Doctors Recreation Digest was compiled by Ralph Nichols
American League Roundup : Dave Stieb Wins for Sixth Straight Time as Blue Jays' Surge Continues DAN HAFNER
International Golf Tournament : 5 Birdies on Final 6 Holes Help Norman Advance to Second Round Associated Press
Fouts Turns Down Chargers' Offer of $1 Million and May Be Traded ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Pincay Rides to Win in $53,900 Del Mar Feature Associated Press
No. 1 Raider Tries to Get His Team Past a Crisis Situation Scott Ostler
U.S. Water Polo Team Takes 3 From Australia
Rams Have No Chance to Rest on Their Laurels : Four Days After Beating Broncos, They Play the Seahawks Tonight at Anaheim CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Pan Am Medals Just Don't Add Up for the Organizers From Reuters
South Korean Olympic Leader Rejects North Korean Demand JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Scores 10 in First and Routs Nicaragua Associated Press
Commentary : Steinbrenner Sets Example Not to Follow THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
ALIVE 'N' KICKING : Johnson Is Keeping His Head Well Above Water in Seattle JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Spanos Spars With Fouts; Trade Possible ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK : Valley 4-A Breeds a New Stable of Thoroughbred Halfbacks TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Lantz Joins Hearn in Laker Booth
TRIATHLON : Ventura Triathlon Draws Large Field Recreation Digest was compiled by Ralph Nichols
BORES OF SUMMER : NFL Exhibition Games Seem Primarily for Making Money and Testing Markets GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Men's 1,500 Meters : Slow Pace Suits Brazil's Cruz, Who Wins Gold EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Moore's Fullerton Shot Delayed by a Gunshot : Recruit Recovers From Bullet Wound and Is Expected at Titan Camp Today ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
CLU Winds Up Investigation of Football Team MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood Park Stewards Will Issue Ruling on Jockey Didericksen Friday BILL CHRISTINE
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Banks and Maynard of U.S. Will Meet Argentine Boxers Tonight EARL GUSTKEY
WAITING TO CATCH ON : Trumaine Johnson Getting His Chance ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing : Tired Lady's Secret Headed for Auction Block Bill Christine
National League Roundup : Scott Appears to Have Nothing on the Ball and Is Routed by Giants, 8-1 DAN HAFNER
Lance Scores 20 in Kennedy Alumni Win
Garrido Makes It Official, Accepts Illini Baseball Job ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
ICE SKATING : Young People Are in Tune With Musical Variety at Conejo Valley Rink Recreation Digest was compiled by Ralph Nichols
Engleman Wins Cycle Race's Eighth Stage United Press International
Raiders : Mosebar, Jordan Fill In Contract Blanks, Fill Out Offensive Line MARK HEISLER
BASEBALL : Talkin' Baseball: Language Barrier Won't Bother Japanese Youth Team Recreation Digest was compiled by Ralph Nichols
SPOTLIGHT : Leventhal's Students Conquer Safety First : Rock-Climbing Expert Believes Lessons Can Help Novices Avoid Hard Knocks Recreation Digest was compiled by Ralph Nichols
A SELF-DRIVEN VANN : Raider Safety McElroy Pushes Himself to the Limit and Then a Little Beyond MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Three Years After Its Biggest Day, Amateur Boxing Is in Trouble EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing : Vessels Isn't Just Horsing Around Shav Glick
THE 1987 PAN AMERICAN GAMES : Roundup : Mexican Woman Disqualified in 10K Walk, Blames Runner-Up's Father From Times Wire Services
Manhattan Beach Tennis : This Time, It's Mandlikova's Turn to Take It Out on Fendick LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Board Surfers Earn the Prestige and Money, but the Bodysurfing Set Finds Its Own Rewards . . . : On a Different Wavelength RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
The High-Tech Look of Appliances of the '80s Yields to Nostalgia of Older Designs MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
The Real Thing : Thai food in Bangkok can be quite different from the same food as prepared at restaurants in Los Angeles. A weeklong cookery class held in the Thai capital presents the dishes as prepared in traditional style. BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
For Hungry House Guests
Aroma of Success Surrounds Garlic : Culinary Festival Leaves Many Participants Breathless JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International Feature Writer
EXOTIC: A Fine Art : It Took a Decade to Complete This Indian Vegetarian Cookbook BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Delight in the Variety of Fresh Produce DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN
Where to Find a Table of Metric Equivalents JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Praise, Scorn Greet U.S. Proposal to Expand Health Claims on Labels DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
No-Nonsense Nouvelle at Chef Ming's ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
My Best Recipe . . . Whether a Coffeecake or a Fruitcake, It's Delicious
From Alba to the Shores of Sicily : Franco Giacosa Travels South to Produce Some Excellent Vintages NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
A Quick Saute Gives Salmon an Italian Flair
A Chicken Delight Ready in Minutes ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Ratatouille, Crepe Recipes That May Deserve a Culinary Comeback Bert Greene's Kitchen
A Spicy Tomato Soup With a Vodka Punch JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN, Freiman is a New York-based food writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Pipe Bombing Attempt : Suspect Denied Bond in Abortion Clinic Attack ANNA MACIAS, Times Staff Writer
Anti-Communist Group Says It Caused Publisher's Death DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Builders Seemingly Steer Clear of Santa Clarita School Races MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Board to Consider Members' Legal Costs BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
County Will Crate Up Exhibit in Capitol DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Sherman Oaks Artist Arraigned in Slaying
Santa Clarita Panel Loses 3 to Council Race
Missiles: Complications Set In
$70-Million Court Plan Impressive : Escondido Council Hears Details; County Is Next Hurdle NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Still Kidding Himself
Countywide : Board Formally OKs Canyon Site for Jail
Rhodes Fires Unchecked From Reuters
'Maybe there are just too many people and too much congestion.' : Taps for a Haven AL MARTINEZ
Valley Center, Poway Growth Curbs Sought NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Tripping Into an Energy Minefield : Shortsighted Oil Policy, Not the Gulf, Should Be Our Concern ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, Robert J. Samuelson writes about economic issues from Washington
New Kind of Censorship
Local News in Brief : Burbank Council Approves 2 Major Downtown Projects
County Stifles Threat to Plan for Road Fees DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : Board Hires Law Firm Involved in Suing County
Firm Scraps Bid for Controversial SANDER Plant JENIFER WARREN and RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writers
11 Firms Hope to Right the Books at L.A. Library FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Pastor Gets Probation for 1985 Wife-Beating
Ollie's No Hero to Seniors Seeking Increase in Benefits BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Democracy, Not Contras, Is the Issue in Central America DAVE McCURDY, Dave McCurdy (D-Okla.) is a member of the House Intelligence and Armed Services committees.
Windshield Shot Out on Santa Ana Freeway
Seal Beach : Marine Sentries' Flare Starts 4-Acre Grass Fire
Paying Off Plaintiffs
Pandering
Ezell on Death Squads
Pat Schroeder
Agreement Is Reached in Strike at Convair H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
San Juan Loses Big Part of Annexation JONATHAN WEISMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 1946 Escapee Seeks to Block Extradition
Santa Ana : Ramirez Lawyers Seek Court Procedure Delay
Trash-to-Energy Plant Decision Delayed : Move by San Marcos City Council Follows a Stormy Public Session TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Eu Tells Court She Didn't Get Good Look at Robber Who Beat Her in Her Home RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Judge Reverses L.A. Waiver for Hughes Building Complex JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Grounding the Lavi
A Good Place for Missiles Is an Obvious One: on Trains PETER D. ZIMMERMAN, Peter D. Zimmerman, a nuclear physicist, is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He formerly was at the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and was an adviser to the U.S. delegation at the strategic arms reduction talks in Geneva.
Doctor Says Troiani Showed No Remorse at Slaying of Husband ERIC MATTSON, Times Staff Writer
Football Players Ask to Get Back on Team During Assault Trial ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Vehicle Halted After Teen Points Toy Gun at Officer ROBERT S. WEISS, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point : Man Opens Front Door, Is Hit by Shotgun Blast
CHP Officer Admits Pointing Gun at 2 Men in Traffic Altercation From United Press International
Southern Living
Irvine : Woman Raped, Robbed in Home by an Intruder
Cracking Homes Get Legislators' Attention La MONT JONES Jr., Times Staff Writer
Ventura County Contests Shape Up as Filing for School Positions Ends SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Police, Security Firms Aim at Religious-Racial Crime
Ezell on Death Squads
Council Panel Urges 1-Year Restriction on Building Height RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Chief's Ouster Called Necessary for Community MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Medical Examiner Hopes to Identify Bones on Garden Grove Man's Boat From United Press International
Oil Worker Gets $2-Million Partial Settlement JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Coalition Will Open Jewish High School
Destruction of 100 Trees Fans Church Land Dispute CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Alleged Victim Tells of Tactics Used by Psychic JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer
Keera, a Pit Bull Who Was 'Everything,' Shot to Death LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : 500 Pounds of Cocaine Seized; 4 Men Arrested
Prosecutor, Attorney, Judge Untying Competency Knot JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Tortilla Plant Accused of Air, Noise Pollution PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Ezell on Death Squads
Tia Juana Tilly's Moves North as Mission Valley Outpost Opens DAVID NELSON
Caroline Ahmanson 1st L.A. Woman Rotarian KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Pilot Arrested, Charged With Manslaughter in Plane Crash PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Compton City Council Tentatively Approves Disputed Handgun Ban WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Ezell on Death Squads
Couple Given OK to Keep Pet Sharks
Venice Issue : There's Help, Homeless at Beach Told ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Bettors' Cash Is in Safe Hands With This Del Mar Veteran : Keeping Track of Millions Daily GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
They Came to Say Goodby to Bus Riders' Friend NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
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New Jersey Rejects Caesars Buyout Defense Plan Associated Press
Commodities : Wednesday, Aug. 12, 1987. Prices as of 12:45 p.m. : Corn and Soybeans Move Lower From Associated Press
Fed Lets Banks Swap Loans for Foreign Firms Associated Press
Irvine Sensors Inc. Posts $596,000 Loss in Quarter
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Video Library Reports Record Income, Sales
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CMS Enhancements Reports Record Profit of $1.7 Million
American Health Services to Buy Imaging Facility
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Prepaying Debt May Add to Taxes DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Think Tank That Charted Future Now a Thing of the Past NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
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Stocks Retreat in Heavy Volume; Dow Sags 11.16 From Times Wire Services
Chevron Seeks Ruling on SDG&E Contract Liability GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Geneva Cos. Is Leading Merger and Acquisition Derby
R O O M TO MOVE : Strange as it sounds, American Airlines is hoping to fill its biggest planes with fewer people--and still get the edge on the hotly competitive transpacific route. ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Top County Latino Ad Agency Loses Pac Bell Account to Irvine Newcomer MARY ANN GALANTE
Money-Market Accounts Losing Ground, Poll Says : Statewide Survey by Consumer Group Finds That Most CDs and Regular Savings Accounts Earn Higher Interest BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Ford Awards Contract for Seat Belts to TRW From Reuters
Ex-Broker Blames Dow Jones for Report on Fake Dayton Bid Associated Press
Cordata's Founder Resigns in Dispute With Korean Owners JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
GM Wants Two-Tier Wage System in Return for Partial Job Guarantees JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Japanese-U.S. Firm Denies Charge : Pregnant Woman Lost Job in Clash of Cultures, Suit Claims MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
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