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What happened on December 19, 1987
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Road to Father Junipero Serra's Beatification Was a Long and Arduous Journey MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Marcos' Ex-Mistress Gets 8 Years in $18-Million Fraud KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Motel 6 Robber Guilty of Murdering Manager
Tragedy in the Skies--Crash of Flight 1771 Kills 43 People
Rockers Join Fight Against Drunk Driving PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Tragedy in the Skies--Crash of Flight 1771 Kills 43 People
Local News in Brief : Revived Baby Dies
Boy Gets Last Wish Before Death SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
L.A.'s Shaky Pyramid : Dynamic Growth Rests on Underpaid Workers CHRISTOPHER B. LEINBERGER, Christopher B. Leinberger is a managing partner of Robert Charles Lesser & Co., an urban development and real estate firm in Beverly Hills. His commentary is adapted from "Los Angeles Comes of Age," an article co-authored with Charles Lockwood in the January issue of the Atlantic Monthly
Choir Releases Video Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Officials Call Origin of House Fire Suspicious
Local News in Brief : Sewage Treatment Plan
Combat Zones
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Ferguson to Seek Less Regulation in Child Care
RTD Grappling With Metro Rail Route Decisions RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Deputies Kill Suspect
Local News in Brief : Truck Hits School Bus
Santa Ana Councilman Gets Anti-Poverty Post DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Building in the Farrell Controversy Is Unsafe GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Sludge Plan Criticized
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : 3 Workers Wounded in Holdup at Restaurant
Local News in Brief : 'Santa' Injunction Stands
Tanenbaum to Chair International Panel Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Organ Recipient Released
AIDS March on a Holy Path DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : School District Challenged
Checkstand Donations Aid Assault on Hunger MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Cunliffe Defense Contract
Woman Faces Trial in Boyfriend's Death
Saugus Rancher Put on 2 Years' Probation for Neglecting Horses CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Transit Tax Decision Won't Be Made Soon Despite Poll Results JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
'The Clamor Will Go On'
Local News in Brief : Fire Smoke Kills Woman
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
'I'm Embarrassed By My Situation' : Clinging to Hope While Struggling on the Streets H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Bank Fire Didn't Damage Vault Contents
Peace for Grand Canyon
Local News in Brief : UCLA Humanities Grant
Woman Stable Following Pioneering Brain Surgery
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
A Fuyu to the Rescue : Exotic Fruit's Exposure Whets Appetite, Boosts Magazine NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Turns to Oil as Cold Snap Causes Natural Gas Scarcity DONALD WOUTAT and GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
Airport Officials Support Flight Personnel Checks STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
'The Clamor Will Go On'
L. A. Council Votes to Curb Growth in Residential Area
Beer (in Any Language) And Pretzels
It's Crazy
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Otay Mesa Center to Ease Processing of Farm Laborers PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Prayer Books Sent to Soviet Synagogues Associated Press
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Judge Rejects Retrial for Wisely, Sets Sentencing DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Mission Viejo : Home for Disabled Damaged During Fire
Evangelist, 69, Feels Good but Is Ready to 'Move On' : Graham 'Cringes' at Scandal, Suffering GEORGE W. CORNELL, Associated Press
Tragedy in the Skies--Crash of Flight 1771 Kills 43 People
People and Events CAROL McGRAW, From staff and wire reports
U.S., Soviet Scholars on Africa
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
Team Unearths Ancient Mosaic in Galilee JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Local News in Brief : Toy-Gun Law Charges
L.A. Arms for War Against Gridlock TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Supremacist Rebuffed
Our View of Apartheid Matures ANTHONY H. HEARD, Anthony H. Heard, former editor of the Cape Times, Cape Town, is a visiting Nieman Fellow at Harvard
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
For Drinking Drivers, a Cause to Pause TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Police Identify Woman Found in Field Stabbed
Excess Lethal Acid Blamed for Refinery Blast JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Garden Grove : Witnesses to Accident Sought by Investigators
San Dieguito Teachers Balk at Plan to Set Up Standardized Testing ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Handyman Points to Nguyen Murder Defendant JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Not Confined to Biblical Texts : Artists' Imaginations Soar on Nativity Scenes HUGH A. MULLIGAN, Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Driver Charged in Deaths
Suspect Convicted in '84 Stranglings of 2 Women in Desert ROBERT W. STEWART and TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writers
Tragedy in the Skies--Crash of Flight 1771 Kills 43 People
Forgery Arrest May Cost Bank Robber His Freedom on Bail
3 Municipal Judges Named to County Superior Court DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Waiting Game : Ask Not for Whom the Court Beeper Beeps--It Beeps for You TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Burbank Airport : PSA Still Lets Employees Skip Security Checks T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Horton Plaza Says Hotel Can't Use the Name, Files Suit CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Sherman Oaks Hospital Under Investigation on Admission Rules GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Cosmopolitan Image of Jesus Bolstered by Digs Near Nazareth JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Lotto Winner an Unemployed Millionaire GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Tragedy in the Skies--Crash of Flight 1771 Kills 43 People
Gary Hart's Back in the '88 Presidential Race
NEWS
OBITUARIES : Eula McClaney; Poor Girl Made, Gave Away Millions BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
TRUE TO THE CORPS : After 31 Years of Service, Marine Maj. Gen. Donald E.P. Miller Still 'Kicks the Tires and Lights the Fires' at El Toro Air Station GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
Hospital Issues Policy on Brain-Dead Babies' Use as Organ Donors LOUIS SAHAGUN and ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Staff Writers
More Than 30 Varieties, Hybrids : Shade-Tolerant Holly Makes Attractive Holiday Accent GEORGE HARMON SCOTT
Lead Attorney Is Replaced : Lawyer Swap Could Bring Orange County Jail Peace DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Kenya Expels 2 Top Ugandan Diplomats : Move Caps Tension, Fighting on Border; Libyan Mission Closed SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Concerned Over China Student Case JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Minimum Wage in State Goes to $4.25 : Increase of 27% From $3.35 an Hour Makes It Nation's Highest Pay Floor HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Hotel Managers' Wives Adjust to a Life of Ease From Times Wire Services
Desserts From Bakeries Can Make Your Party a Success ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
'Wall-to-Wall' Kids Share Spirit of Giving BEN GARRISON, United Press International
Self-Complexity Helps Take Sting From Stress From Times Wire Services
A Glimpse Into the Future From Art Center Students Sam Hall Kaplan
Panel Studying State Schools Finds No Signs of Major Mismanagement DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Causeway Links Bahrain With Rest of World From Times Wire Services
Changes Weighed That Would Aid Cubans' Efforts to Remain in U.S. Associated Press
Coloradan Picked for Court United Press International
Recipient of 5 Organs Leaves Intensive Care Associated Press
U.N. Assembly Asks U.S. to Let PLO Keep Office Associated Press
Deaver Prosecutor's Remarks Assailed as 'Outrageous' JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Reagan-Congress Impasse Looms on Fairness Rule KAREN TUMULTY and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
Eu Gives Up on Initiative for Dime Tax on Liquor to Pay for More Police Services JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Charles Lost Princely Sum, Newspaper Says From Deutsche Press-Agentur
Duarte Refuses Truce for Christmas United Press International
U.S. Delegation Finds S. Korea Vote Abuses SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
For the Record
Hart Campaign to Act Monday to Obtain U.S. Matching Funds From a Times Staff Writer
Army Discharges Manila Coup Chief United Press International
BART Train With 300 Aboard Derails; No Injuries Reported Associated Press
Fibbing Isn't a Black and White Lie Affair JAN HOFMANN, For The Times
Congress Approves Airline Safety, Services Programs Associated Press
Senate Given Conventional Forces Amendment to Nuclear Arms Pact From Reuters
Soviets Mark Treaty With Postage Stamp United Press International
INS Attempts to Contact Some Aliens Given Temporary Status From Associated Press
Tax Hike Aimed at Businesses, Wealthy : But Conferees' Plan Would Impose Levy on Vaccines for Children OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
What's Up When Winter Freezes the Growth Rate Robert Smaus
Analysis : Roh Task: Healing 'Wounds, Pains' : Victory Margin May Help Him Ease S. Korean Divisions SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Cambodian Premier to Meet Again With Sihanouk Jan. 27 From Reuters
Final Game of Chess Match Adjourned JACK PETERS
Family Compromises Ease Yule Tensions KATE CALLEN, United Press International
Kremlin Again Assails U.S. for Chemical Arms Move WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Kremlin Official Warns 'Friendly Soviet Public' to Beware of Con Artists WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Rep. Hansen's Wife Target of U.S. Suit Associated Press
Aerospace Hall Takes Flight in San Diego WILLIAM S. MURPHY
Lady Bird Johnson Is Still Blossoming at 75 From Times Wire Services
Chinese Women Join Anti-Gambling Patrols Associated Press
Dole Gets a Laugh at Bush's Expense From a Times Staff Writer
Bobbies on Prowl for Gangs of Pickpockets ELIZABETH PISANI, Reuters
Berkeley Dean in Running for N.Y. School Post From Times Wire Services
Stores, Sights and Santa: A Holiday Tour of Central City on the Minibus : DASH It All--Downtown BETTY MARTIN, Betty Martin is a retired staff writer (Travel Section) living in North Hollywood. and
OBITUARIES : Marguerite Yourcenar; 1st Woman 'Immortelle' in Academie Francaise BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
INS to Open Amnesty Center Near Tijuana PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Plans to Mix Marriage, Politics : Pakistan's Bhutto Weds in Traditional Muslim Rites From Times Wire Services
TreePeople Branch Out at Christmas Paul Dean
17 Arrested in Riot at Ft. Ord Club United Press International
The Anguish of Not Knowing in a Family Suddenly Minus 1 CAROLYN MEYER
Pennzoil and Texaco Reach Tentative Pact DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Thief Puts Bite on Police, Is Jailed Associated Press
Human Rights Key to Arms Talks, Soviets Told : No Accord on Conventional Weapons Without Progress on Issue, West Insists DON COOK, Times Staff Writer
Judge Throws Out Democrats' Suit Over War Powers : Says President's Compliance With Resolution in Persian Gulf Is a 'Political Question' MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
At Least 2 More Palestinians Die in Gaza Clashes : Renewed Fighting Dims Prospects for Restoring Calm in Occupied Lands DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
East Bloc War Games Set Associated Press
Advocate for a Simpler Christmas Declares War on Madison Avenue BILL LOHMANN, United Press International
Anti-Regime Protests Spread in South Korea NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
U.S. Expels Soviet Diplomat as Spy : He Is Arrested Allegedly Trying to Acquire Military Data JIM MANN and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Dallas Creates Kennedy Memorial on Oswald's 6th-Floor Sniping Site J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
House Reprimands Murphy Over Ethics Associated Press
OBITUARIES : Warne Marsh; Recorded Jazz on Tenor Sax
Suspected 'Ski Mask Rapist' Faces 101 Counts Associated Press
Gas Supply Dwindles in Cold Spell; Big Commercial Users Switch to Oil DONALD WOUTAT and GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
Increased Spending Called Sign of Robust Economy DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
14 Nicaragua Parties Join to Seek Curbs on Sandinistas RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
House Rebukes Murphy Over Ethics Violations Associated Press
Boesky Gets 3-Year Jail Term for Inside Trading : Judge Warns Business Community About Similar Activities MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
The Lifeguard--It's No Picnic NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Morton Thiokol to Conduct Second Shuttle Rocket Test-Firing Today Associated Press
Working on Laughing Can Keep People Going On and Off of the Job DAVID STREITFELD, Washington Post
$766-Million Parks Bond Issue Certified for June, 1988, Ballot From United Press International
Author Discovers a Novel Approach STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Charity In Orange County
War Courses Popular : Lessons of Vietnam in Curricula LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
New Czech Leader in Ironic Role : Prague Cautious About Gorbachev-Style Reform CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
New Westside Children's Museum Debuts Phase 1 ELLEN MELINKOFF
Tape of Managua Defector's Assertions Aired in Central America MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Weekend Project . . . Scallion Factory Reaps a Green Harvest BILL SIDNAM, Bill Sidnam, who lives in Orange County, tends an extensive vegetable plot
4-Year Term Given in Plot to Burn Abortion Clinics Associated Press
Transvestite Convicted of Killing Child Associated Press
Wild, Windy Day Tests Mounts and Their Riders DARLENE SORDILLO, Times Staff Writer
Winter Creek Trail Leads Into the San Gabriels' Past JOHN McKINNEY
Students Use Counseling Skills to Cool Playground Confrontations From Times Wire Services
The Fun of Stalking Mistletoe in San Diego ALAN RUSSELL, Alan Russell of Del Mar is a writer and a Canyoneer-in-training
A Guide To New Year's Eve Celebrations Rick VanderKnyff
Sure-Fire Gifts--$9.95 to $8,000 ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fontana Official Cleared in Election Fraud, Perjury Case Associated Press
Working to Live or Living to Work? : Your Job Can Define Your Life--or Drive You Crazy DON COLBURN, The Washington Post
SPORTS
Irvine World News Tournament : Keefe Helps Woodbridge Reach Final BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Marist Loses Connection to NCAA Playoffs DAVID BAUDER, Associated Press
Mayor's Trophy Game: Coaching, Crosstown Rivalries Renewed MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Crawford Leads UCI Past Northwestern, 66-64
Struggling Capitals Might Lose Coach If Losses Continue ROBERT FACHET, The Washington Post
Names in the News
Today's Final Ends 2-A Era for Reseda JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Can Clippers Rebound at Sports Arena? : Cage Will Be Counted On Against Lakers Tonight CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers' Hoffman, Angels' Cliburn Won't Be Offered Contracts in 1988 From Times Wire Services
For Fry, Only Pasadena Beats Holiday Bowl Trip Dave Distel
Lazers Will Play Blast in Baltimore
Names in the News
Names in the News
Names in the News
Sockers Dominant, Fortunate : They Control Strikers but Need Karic Goal in Overtime to Win TIM LEIGHTON
CS Long Beach Faces Georgetown on Road DICK WAGNER
Loyola, With Kimble, Rolls to 140-106 Victory ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
Commentary : Expansion Talk: The Little Engine That Won't SHIRLEY POVICH, The Washington Post
Dodger Rotation Takes Turn for the Worse
It's Getting Like Wrestling or Hockey, at Least
Dodger Rotation Takes Turn for the Worse
Bay Area Fan Offers a Couple of Suggestions
Giving Credit Where Credit Is Really Due
Bears Say They Will Have a Job for Payton After His Retirement Associated Press
Offer to Rejoin Patriots Turned Down by Francis Associated Press
NBA Roundup : Surprise: Brickowski Is the Spur of the Moment DAN HAFNER
Girls' Roundup : Edison Routs Ocean View, Makes Consolation Final
Simi Valley Gets Basic Win, 87-69 BOB SNELL, Special to the Times
High School Basketball : Nielsen Makes Key Free Throws to Lift Burbank Past Notre Dame Tim Brown, Steve Herbert and Vince Kowalick
SMU Trustees Put Up $1.7 Million
Catcher Carlton Fisk, Almost 40, Signs One-Year Contract With the White Sox Associated Press
Today's NFL Games : Broncos Will Try Again to Clinch Playoff Spot From Times Wire Services
A LOOK AT THE NEXT RAM, RAIDER OPPONENTS : Two Tough Corners to Go Around : Browns' Minnifield and Dixon Can Bite as Well as Bark RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Titans (1-3) Play Host to Utah Tonight STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Taft Trips Chatsworth as Thomas Scores 25 CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
A Dream Come True, but It Was Unintentional
A LOOK AT THE NEXT RAM, RAIDER OPPONENTS : They're Barely Dallas' Team Now : Landry, Who Rode on Shoulders, May Ride Out Contract GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Roundup : An Imperfect Evening Ends Well for Santana : It Finally Comes Together in Last 1:48 of 63-56 Victory Over Monte Vista STEVE BEATTY
Stingy Granada Hills Defense Steals the Carson Show STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Baird, Johnson Shoot 64 for Jamaica Lead; Palmer's Team Tied for Second Associated Press
Bilek's Last-Second Free Throws Help Saugus Hold Off Hart, 79-78 JIM COLEMAN
Paul, Nate Hantgin Team for 45 as Ventura Overcomes Agoura ANDY MEYERS
NHL Roundup : Red Wings Respond to Coach's Tantrum With 8-3 Victory DAN HAFNER
Rams Sell Out: TV Blackout Lifted CHRIS DUFRESNE
Judge Throws Out Norby Walters' Suit Associated Press
Horse Racing : To Err Is Human, Even for Trainers Such as Whittingham and Van Berg Bill Christine
Rogers: Riggins 'Ought to Keep His Mouth Shut' TOM FRIEND, Washington Post
Prep Soccer : Orange Lutheran Defeats Valley Christian, 2-1, Stays Unbeaten
Granada Hills Is City 4-A Champion; Carson Falls, 27-14 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Green Wave Takes On the Huskies Associated Press
NO KICKS : It Was a Grand Party, but Rolf Benirschke Decides It Is Over BOB WOLF, Special to The Times
Bo Jackson's Status Is Downgraded to Doubtful MARK HEISLER
Dartmouth Goalie's Play Stops USIU Hockey Team
Olympic Speed Skating Trials : Bonnie Blair Continues Her Hot Streak on Ice Associated Press
Foreman Wins Fifth Fight of His Comeback by a TKO in Third Round Associated Press
Fresno Pacific No Test for Chapman LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
OLD ROLE FOR WILLIAMS : It's Doubtful That the Quarterback's Future Is in Washington CHRISTINE BRENNAN, The Washington Post
Roundup
300 Attend Services for Ray Malavasi, Including Several Former Ram Players RICH ROBERTS
San Diego High School Basketball : Lincoln Is Big Winner Over Poway CHRIS DE LUCA
Pincay Rides Favored Table Frolic to Victory in Hollywood Park Feature
Weekend Racing at Hollywood Park : Lukas' $1-Million Babies Meet Again Sunday BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Davis Cup Final : Sweden Closes In on Title United Press International
Boys' Roundup : Lamoureux's 42 Points Lead Los Alamitos, 82-42
Where's Gene Bartow When We Need Him?
High-Scoring UC Irvine Plays Bradley Tonight JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Franklin Plays Palisades for City 3-A Title
Rookie Was Barking Up Wrong Tree
Just How Do They Pick Heisman Trophy Winner?
Just How Do They Pick Heisman Trophy Winner?
College Basketball Roundup : Top-Ranked Kentucky Struggles to an 85-71 Victory From Times Wire Services
Where's Gene Bartow When We Need Him?
CS Fullerton May Have Trouble Inside With Utah Tonight STEVE LOWERY
Junior Still Adjusting to Unaccustomed Role : USD Looking for a Leader in Danny Means CHRIS ELLO
Dodger Rotation Takes Turn for the Worse
Fullerton Tournament : Graddy's Flurry Helps Buena Park Gain Title, 77-69 ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
HEY, ABBOTT! : When at Last He Got the Call, It Was to Follow a Placekicking Legend in San Diego BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Dickerson Had to Go to Give Rams a Chance
Community College Basketball Roundup : Fullerton Bows in Triple Overtime SCOTT JONES
Women's Basketball Roundup : Texas Defeats CS Long Beach, 99-85; USC Edges Ohio St., 85-81 From Times Wire Services
Salisbury Believes He Belongs : Orange Glen Graduate Says NFL Erred in Draft BOB WOLF
ENTERTAINMENT
Dance Reviews : CalArts Departments Join Creative Forces DONNA PERLMUTTER
Is New 'Alamo' Film History or Is It an Insult to Latinos? CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Reviews : A Formidable and Good-Humored Branford Marsalis at the Roxy LEONARD FEATHER
Calling the Carolwauling to Account CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Pop Music Reviews : Think-Tank Pop CRAIG LEE
Pop Music Reviews : Pointers in Giddy, Goofy, Glow-in-the-Dark Form CONNIE JOHNSON
MUSIC REVIEW : A Bold, Vigorous Vinao in Museum Concert JOHN HENKEN
A Warped Idea
A Welcome Curveball
A Conditional Hue & Cry
Weekend TV : A Good Time to Curl Up With a Funny Movie or a Christmas Special
Jazz Reviews : Pianist Adam Makowicz Opens at Catalina DON HECKMAN
News Casting
Floundering 'Fables of Fish and Foul Play' LYNNE HEFFLEY
We're Not in Kansas Anymore, Toto DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
STAGE REVIEW : Holiday Stories Stuffed With Corn, Charm MARK CHALON SMITH
U2's 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For' Leads Top 10 Singles List ROBERT HILBURN
STAGE REVIEW : Children Slay 'Pink Dragon' With Warmth, Enthusiasm KAREN NEWELL YOUNG
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Computer Animation' Shows What the Genre Can, Can't Do CHARLES SOLOMON
Handmade Production Is Happily Off Its 'Nutcracker' CORINNE FLOCKEN
Dressing the Part: Hollywood Costumes on Display ZAN DUBIN
Dance Reviews : Radojevic Lends Charm to 'The Nutcracker' LEWIS SEGAL
'Wall Street' Makers Look for Upturn : Financial Melodrama Doing Well in Big Cities, but Not Elsewhere MICHAEL CIEPLY and CONNIE BENESCH
Focusing on Lens Men Who Focused on Hollywood Stars : Studio Photogs in Spotlight at LACMA Exhibit ZAN DUBIN
Opera Pacific Announces Casts for 'Aida,' 'Die Fledermaus' CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Mr. Rotten's Hoax
Dance Reviews : Little Depth in Israel's Eilat Company Program CHRIS PASLES
BUSINESS
EEC Lists 30 'Unfair' U.S. Trade Practices Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
CURRENCY : Dollar Rises on Rumors That G-7 May Meet Soon Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Founder of Micom to Leave Company JAMES BATES
CREDIT : Traders Bullish; Bonds Surge Associated Press
Dow Jumps 50 as 'Witching Hour' Spurs Heavy Trading Associated Press
Los Angeles County
GM's Van Nuys Plant Likely Target of More Layoffs GREGORY CROUCH, Times Staff Writer
Brazil's Finance Minister Quits in Rift Over Sarney's Austerity Measures WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
One Issue Blocks $3-Billion Settlement of Texaco Case DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Economist Sinai Going to Boston Co.
$2.3 Million Missing : Check-Cashing Firm Closed by Regulators DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Even International Bond Funds Hold Risk Bill Sing
Texaco Case Will Change Future of Takeover Battles : Companies to Reduce Use of Aggressive Counter Bids in the Future, Experts Contend PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
The IRS Keeps Tight Rein on Gifts DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Blue Cross Sells Woodland Hills Headquarters JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
The Boesky Chronology : A 19-month saga of avarice on Wall Street Associated Press
Trends : 'Tis the Season to Be Jolly, Lavish, but a Little Drier : Stay-Over at the Hotel Now Almost a Standard Feature MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Syndicate Buys Anaheim Marriott as Part of Nationwide Investment Deal MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Jacobs Engineering to Buy 4 Firms From Dravo Corp. KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
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