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What happened on August 22, 1987

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Harold McCluskey; Survived Large Dose of Radiation 11 Years Ago From Times Wire Services

TV Violence, 'Rambo' Films Assailed as British Killings Toll Rises to 17 Associated Press

It's Scratching Time: Poison Oak Festival Set From United Press International

Town of 1,000 Awash in Money : Irwindale--From Pits to 'Big Leagues' MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer

Soap Plant: A Dime Store of the Offbeat MICHELE SEIPP

Petite Pilot Is Heavyweight in the Sky ANNE Z. COOKE

1 Dies in Boating Accident United Press International

Storms Lash Midwest With Hail, Winds From Times Wire Services

Nurses, Oakland Hospital Agree to 2-Year Contract Associated Press

Unrest Could Hurt Economy : S. Korean Workers Reach for Bigger Slice of the Pie NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer

Soviets to Open 1st Clinic for Impotency From Reuters

Colleagues Complain Keen's Too Keen From Reuters

Violence Erupts at Orthodox Jews' Protest From Reuters

Suspects in Dixie Twice as Likely to Be Convicted Associated Press

Contra Chiefs Accept Regional Peace Plan United Press International

Strike May Disrupt Spanish Air Travel United Press International

Sri Lanka Fears Infiltration by Outlawed Group : Mysterious Sinhalese Extremists Suspected in Parliament Grenade, Gun Attack RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer

Oil Warning Forces Jet to Make Unscheduled Stop From Times Wire Services

Kuwaitis Torture Shia Prisoners, Islamic Jihad Says Associated Press

Airliners Record 5 Emergencies in 2 Days From Associated Press

July Prices Up 0.2%, Smallest Rise of Year OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer

Driest Year Since 1977 : Gold Country Forced to Dig for More Water IMBERT MATTHEE, Times Staff Writer

Dying Youth Has One Wish: See Viet Mother Associated Press

Jailing of Meese's Ex-Adviser Urged : Wedtech Figure's Refusal to Release Bank Records Cited RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer

L.A. Hopes Deal for Raiders Fails : Leaders Think Irwindale May Have Promised Team Too Much KENNETH REICH and TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writers

Air-Conditioning Use Soared in Steamy July Associated Press

Israeli Defense Chief to Visit W. Germany From Reuters

Bad Weather Ends Blind Sailor's Trip Associated Press

Hart Hedges but Aide Says He Won't Run From a Times Staff Writer

Soviets to Try West German Pilot Sept. 2 From Times Wire Services

Jackson Cites Indira Gandhi, Meir in Encouraging Bid by Schroeder Associated Press

Political Arson Seen in Fiji Forest Fires From Reuters

1 Dies, L.A. Man Injured in Plunge at Yellowstone United Press International

Cat's Scratching Alerts Owner to Fire Associated Press

Chinese and Soviets Report Progress in Border Talks From Times Wire Services

Guards Fire on S. Africa's Striking Black Miners; 1 Killed, 20 Wounded MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

Teamster Pact With UPS Gives Workers a Raise Associated Press

Earl of Strathmore, 58; Cousin of the Queen From a Times Staff Writer

Turkish Vessel Sinks in Collision; 5 Missing Associated Press

U.S. Witness for Demjanjuk Tries to Commit Suicide From Reuters

Todd Shuttleworth, 34; Lost Job Because of AIDS From Times Wire Services

Filipinos' March to Palace Protests Fuel Price Hikes MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

3 Slain in Drug Dispute Associated Press

Orange County Man Accused of Selling Computers to Soviets Seized in the Yukon MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer

7 Japanese Seek Cancer Cure on Mont Blanc Climb From Reuters

Lonetree Guilty on All 13 Counts in Spy Trial : First Marine to Draw Espionage Conviction Could Get Life Term GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer

Traveling Salesman : He Counts the Miles, His Blessings DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer

Three Die as Copter Crashes in Potomac From Times Wire Services

'Splice of Life' Explores Genetic Principles WILLIAM MURPHY

Lebanon Drops Charges Against Karami Case Suspect United Press International

Utah to Execute Killer of Three by Injection United Press International

It's Time to Start Planning for the Fall Bulb Planting ROBERT SMAUS, Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine

Federal Agencies Told to Stop Enforcement of Secrecy Pledge Associated Press

For Coliseum Area, It's One in String of Losses KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer

Convict Welcomed to Wife's Family After Secret Wedding Behind Bars JONATHAN WEISMAN, Times Staff Writer

2 Killed, 18 Injured in London Gas Blast From Reuters

Bodies of Two Killed in Boat Crash Found MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer

Coroner's List Ends Uncertainty for Families of Detroit Victims Associated Press

Ex-Star of 'Cats' Died of Cocaine Poisoning Associated Press

U.S. Gets Saudi Landing Rights, Officials Report JOHN M. GOSHKO and R. JEFFREY SMITH, The Washington Post

Somalia Asks Food Aid From Reuters

Opposition in Taiwan Welcomes Openness, Urges Political Reform DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer

Names of 155 Killed in Air Crash From Associated Press

Flavor of the Raceway-- Rocky Road PAUL DEAN

Monrovia Is Looking Quite Exceptional After 100 Years SAM HALL KAPLAN, Kaplan also appears in The Times' Real Estate section.

Discover Sights and Sounds of Topanga, Franklin Trails ELLEN MELINKOFF

Point Sal: Remote Beach on Central Coast JOHN McKINNEY

A Day by the Bay : A Three-Hour Walking Tour of Balboa Peninsula and Balboa Island in Historic Newport Beach ROBERT JOHN PIERSON

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Ex-Dodger Worker Gets Prison for Grand Theft TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer

Residents Rally to Bar Rancho Santa Fe Resort ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer

Possum Lady Admits She Has Lost But Aims for a Change in the Law ERIC MATTSON, Times Staff Writer

Montijo's Staff Reviews Criticized : Report Says Ex-Housing Chief Filed Reports After Ouster RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer

Weekend Events Wrap Up Finest City Celebration TINA CRAVAT, Times Staff Writer

San Juan, the Little Depot That Could GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer

Suspect Misses Drug Talk but Gets Deputy's Message From United Press International

Hirth's Legacy: Unlocking a 'Right-to-Die' Policy JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer

Davis Lacks Money to Discourage Wright Challenge ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer