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What happened on December 30, 1987
NEWS
Safety Panel Confirms 3-Wheel ATV Ban DAVID VOREACOS, Times Staff Writer
Mass Slayer Abused Wife, Got Daughter Pregnant, In-Laws Say United Press International
Andelson Dies of AIDS; Gay Regent, Activist KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Obituaries
5 Killed as Rocket Fuel Burns in Utah Plant Associated Press
Do Look a Gift Myth in the Mouth THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
Meaning Is in the Eyes, Ears of the Beholder Jack Smith
Patrick Bissell, Star of Ballet Theatre, Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Block Rules Out Mayoral Bid
The Nation
Court Orders FEC to Pay Old Hart Debt Associated Press
The Nation
Jet Lands After Oil Leak United Press International
Jackson to Be on Dakota Ballot Despite Problems Over Funding Associated Press
Storm Sputters but East Is Hit by Wind, Snow From Associated Press
The Nation
Deukmejian Puts Honig Proposals in Spending Plan CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Court Seizes Hart Funds to Pay Debts From 1984 Associated Press
Rocket Shipment Canceled Associated Press
Nearly Half in Survey Disapprove of Mulroney Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
Two Israelis Injured in Wave of Letter Bombs Associated Press
Europe Traffic Toll Down From Reuters
Economic Index Falls 1.7%, Biggest Plunge in 6 Years : Some See Signs of Recession JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
The World
Governor and Others Still Hold Out Hope MARK A. STEIN and CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writers
Rooftop Workers Have Opera World Abuzz in Paris SHIRLEY MARLOW
CIA, North Network Had Close Ties, New Data Hints MICHAEL WINES and WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
The Nation
The State
N. Korea Charges 130 U.S. Intrusions in 1987 Associated Press
Obituaries
Obituaries
Obituaries
World at Crossroads : U.S. Holds Key to '90s Economics TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
First Post-Challenger Shuttle Flight Delayed : NASA Cites Failure of Key Motor Component in Test Last Week of Redesigned Booster Rocket JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Makers to End Sales of 3-Wheel ATVs and Give Safety Training Associated Press
Obituaries
Anna Williams; Oldest Person in World at 114 From Times Wire Services
U.S. Bond Issue Will Aid Mexico in Paying Debts TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Brazil Pays 1st Interest in 10 Months United Press International
Freeway Work Opens Doors for Some : High Failure Rate Haunts Minority Contract Efforts WILLIAM TROMBLEY and RAY HEBERT, Times Urban Affairs
Italian Drug Toll Soars Reuters
California Bid for Collider Rejected : State Is Not Listed Among Eight in Running for $4.4-Billion Project ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
The State : Boy, 13, Dies of Rabies in S.F.
Slayings of 16 May Have Started Before Christmas J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries : Edward Kleban; Lyricist for 'A Chorus Line'
Doctor Accused of Working at Clinic Without License JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Abu Nidal Group to Free 2 French Girls From Times Wire Services
Pope Plans Scandinavian Swing Reuters
U.S. Bishops Asked to Review Controversial Policy Paper on AIDS JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Brazil Drug Battle Kills 6 From Reuters
Israel Rejects U.S. 'Advice' on Deportations, Arrests 9 Activists DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
U.S. Expels 2 Chinese Envoys on Spy Charges Times Wire Services
Pittsburgh Mayor Out of Hospital Associated Press
Tougher High School Studies Urged : Bennett Paper Backs Course Requirements in Seven Core Subjects DAVID VOREACOS, Times Staff Writer
2 Hurt in Mobil Refinery Fire
Betty Ford Re-Enters Hospital United Press International
Syria Deploys Troops Near Israeli Security Zone in S. Lebanon Associated Press
The World : Terms of Priest's Killers Cut
Kim Dae Jung Accepts Roh Victory : Rules Out S. Korean Uprising Despite Vote Fraud Charges DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
India Building Falls, 16 Die Reuters
The World
The World
The World
The World
The World
Botha Pressured to End Housing Segregation MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Army Plans On-Site Disposal of Chemical Weapons in 8 States United Press International
U.S. 'Appalled' as El Salvador Frees 2 Slayers Associated Press
State Sen. Hart to Oppose GOP Veteran for Congress ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Judge Refuses to Let Detroit Papers Merge United Press International
Storm Brings Record Cold to Northeast : 60-Below Wind Chills Prompt Urgent Efforts to Help the Homeless United Press International
A Place for Ideas That Won't Fit on a Bumper Sticker KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Letters From Room 12 : 'Dear President Reagan and Sen General Godbchav'--Fourth-Graders Share Hopes, Fears KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : 5 in Gang Sentenced for Libyan Scheme
Cosmonaut Back From 326 Days Aloft WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries
Mafia Suspects Arrested at Sicily 'Summit' United Press International
The State
Oldest Driver in Quebec Hangs Up His Keys Associated Press
Jet That Split Open Needed Few Repairs Over 19 Years of Service Associated Press
Army Stages Coup in Black S. Africa Area : General Takes Over in Transkei Region, Charges Corruption Associated Press
The World
Don't Wait for the Midnight Hour SARAH BAN BREATHNACH
Children of the Holocaust Look Back GARY LIBMAN, Times Staff Writer
Britain Honors 14 Heroes of Ferry Disaster Reuters
Researcher Forecasts More Centenarians PATRICK McMAHON, United Press International
Book Review : A Soap Opera From the House of Gucci MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer and Groves, who covers retailing for The Times, does not own a Gucci purse. and
Gulf Leaders Ask U.N. for Iran Sanctions MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Carcasses of Electrocuted Deer Kill Hunter in N.Y. United Press International
Zulu Chief Assails Tutu as a Hypocrite in Peace Call MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Doctor With Revoked License Accused of Illegal Practice JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Requiring Doctors to Treat AIDS Victims Invites Flawed and Hostile Care RICHARD M. RESTAK, Richard M. Restak is a neurologist practicing in Washington.
'Murder by Strangers' : From Gang Gunfire to Freeway Shootings, L.A. County's 1987 Homicides Often Linked by Their Random Nature PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
A Physician Tries to Beat the Odds as Patients With AIDS Keep Coming Lanie Jones
Local News in Brief : Rebate on Car Repairs
Somnolent America Must Act to Support Palestinian Rights RASHID KHALIDI, Rashid Khalidi is an associate professor of modern Middle East history at the University of Chicago and the author of "Under Siege: PLO Decision-Making During the 1982 War" (Columbia University Press, 1986). David and Goliath (amended)
Holiday Bowl: How Not to Miss the Kickoff While Hunting for a Parking Place CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
Making Things Worse
Local News in Brief : Grant to Health Agency
Local News in Brief : Measles Cases at School
Local News in Brief : San Juan Capistrano : 2 City Council Seats to Be Up for Election
Local News in Brief : Cancer Alert for Jewelry
Man's Body Found at Brush Fire Site
Night Blaze Guts Pizza Restaurant
'Modern Fanaticism'
'Medi-Cal Under Fire'
'Medi-Cal Under Fire'
'Medi-Cal Under Fire'
Housing Official Faces Ire of Tenant Groups DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Transient Jailed After Van Theft and Chase
Congressman Attacks Pamo Dam Project : Bates Accuses County of Using Threat of Drought as Smoke Screen JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
'Medi-Cal Under Fire'
Local News in Brief : Unlicensed Doctor Held
Pierce's Traveling Circus
Grant Will Provide Health Care for 3,000 Homeless STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Federal OSHA Cites L.A. Muffler Maker, Proposes $91,300 Fine HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Volunteers Urgently Needed to Finish Rose Parade Floats
Reagan Era
Rain, Hail, Snow Give Southland a Case of the Chills KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Bed Crisis for the Homeless Continues RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
How Inventive Americans Fall Into Innovation Gap ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, Robert J. Samuelson writes about economic issues from Washington.
Distress Call Triggers Search for Officer, Proves to Be Hoax
Local News in Brief : Girl Plays Dead to Survive
Lost Skiers Found on Near Donner Pass From Associated Press
Family Says Trusted Maid Took Them to the Cleaners STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Lawmaker Wants Three in Asbestos Case Fired From Associated Press
Communication
Sears Site Cleanup Is Set at $500,000 : Developer Who Wins Bidding Must Pay for Removal of Asbestos, City Study Says JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Death of a Special Person
Monument to Civility
$350,000 Bail Set for Suspect in Shooting of Police Officer
Peace Is Possible if U.S. Draws Soviets Out of Nicaragua ARTURO J. CRUZ, Arturo J. Cruz is a senior associate researcher at the University of Miami's Institute of Inter-American Studies.
Local News in Brief : Shelter Plan a Success
Man in Knife Attack on San Diego Police Dog
Local News in Brief : Guard Must Stand Trial
Cold in Mexico Kills 22 Associated Press
County Now Expects Valley Population to Top Million by 2010 LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Toy Guns
Maher Breaks Silence on AIDS, Vows to Help Victims : Bishop Says Diocese Will Open Care Center, Calls for Greater Church Concern ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Cancer Patient Gets $1.25 Million in Asbestos Case KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : L.A.'s Bias Suit Settled
Trial Ordered in Kidnaping of Boy From Adoptive Parents ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Cold but No Cigar : December Was Chillier, Wetter Than Usual but It Wasn't One for the Books KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Bernson Would Let County Keep Control of Future Dump MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Laguna Niguel : Fireplace Ashes Cause $5,000 Fire at Residence
Local News in Brief : Irvine : MacArthur Entrance to Airport to Be Closed
Local News in Brief : Placentia : Woman Killed in Crash With Traffic Signal Pole
Fast-Paced Rainstorm Slows Cars RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Kraft Judge Ill; Hearing Put on Hold JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : Cal State Given Books by South Korea Regime
Allegations Put Activist in New Role BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Spending a Night in the Armory : 153 Men, Women and Children Find Beds, Protection From Bitter Cold BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Linda Vista Man Suspected of Slaying Is Granted Bail
County Asks Report on Teen Bathhouse Nights LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY and STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writers
Woman to Be Exhumed for Autopsy Associated Press
'Ooh, look, dino poop,' trilled a woman about a rock the size and shape of an armadillo. T. W. McGARRY
Plea Bargain in Unrelated Forgery Case : Teen Bank Robber Drops Appeal, Begins 5-Year Term GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Los Angeles County
Bidding Far From Frenzied : Boesky & Co. Furnishings Sold at Auction in N.Y. Associated Press
Boeing Struggles to Turn Around Troubled Canadian Aircraft Firm Associated Press
Going Public Causes Private Woes : Market Crash Derails Prices of Most Newly Issued Stocks JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
New Homes Sales Off 1.2% Last Month; Prices Up Associated Press
Local Telephone Rates Called Too High : Users Out $6 Billion as Firms Rack Up Big Profits, Group Says Associated Press
Los Angeles County
COMMODITIES : Precious Metals Prices Fall Despite Dollar's Weakness From Associated Press
CREDIT : Bonds Rally Despite New Drop in Dollar Associated Press
Los Angeles County
20% Increase in OPEC's Income Is Seen for 1987 : Would Be Cartel's First Yearly Gain Since 1980 Associated Press
European Banks Buy Dollars, but Slide Continues : In London, Stock Index Skids, Reflecting Lack of Confidence in U.S. Policy TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Industry Analysts See 1988 as Another Profitable Year for U.S. Airlines From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Muscovites Go on a Spending Spree : Some Splurge on Dining Out, Art and Summer Homes From The Washington Post
Los Angeles County
BANKING/FINANCE : Sherman Oaks Savings Bank Poised for Expansion but Is Noncommittal James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Banking/finance James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Banking and Finance / Lessons of 1987 Make County Institutions Cautious About New Year JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
California
KaiserTech Chemical Unit to Be Sold for $264 Million Associated Press
Competition, Dreams Power Computer Race JAMES FLANIGAN
Investment Company Accused of Running a Ponzi-Type Scam AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Pennzoil Puts Its Costs in Texaco Suit at $400 Million Associated Press
Cardis Corp. Gets a Bit of Relief on Its Debts : Agreements Worked Out With Auto Parts Wholesaler's Bank and Its Trade Vendors MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
United Gaining Foothold in Northwest's Turf From Reuters
Hope for 'Santa' Rally Dims: Dow Slips 16 : Light Trading Accentuates Minor Swings in Year-End Profit Taking From Times Wire Services and
Stockholder Offers to Buy All or Part of Tustin Nursing Home Chain JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
STATWATCH : White Dethroned as Rushing King
Orange Tournament : Saddleback to Meet Capistrano Valley in Search of First Major Title TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
High-Scoring Loyola Faces Holy Cross Tonight ALAN DROOZ
Hart Stifles Saugus in a Rematch Devoid of Drama, 68-53 JIM COLEMAN
Sockers Perk Up to Make It Five Straight With 9-6 Victory MAL ELLIOTT
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Community College Roundup : Saddleback Toes the Line, Wins, 75-73 STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
The NHL : If It's a Sure Thing, Oiler Fans Turn Out Jerry Crowe
THE HOLIDAY BOWL : Who's Back Minding the Store if Two Whole States Are Here? Dave Distel
Redden Wants Chargers to Play Him or Trade Him BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Working for Increased Interest : DeLaittre, Hawking Bank on Prestige of Tournament to Lift Market Value Among Recruiters TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Miami Preparing Appeal; Players Still Out Associated Press
Miami Set to Appeal to NCAA Associated Press
Girls' Roundup : El Toro Loses First to Edison AL PRESTON
Northridge Outmuscles Ft. Lewis GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Brown to Play at Fullerton
Katella Tournament : Marusich Is Big Man for Servite BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Missouri-Kansas City to Play USD Tonight
Downey Retains Its Title PAUL OLSON
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Adams State Edges SCC, 88-86, on Shot at Buzzer
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK : San Fernando Makes Stephens the Triggerman in Its Attack VINCE KOWALICK
SDSU Women Too Much for Texas El Paso
Scott Has the Magic as 76ers Go Poof GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Player of the Week : Even When He's Late, Gaines Makes Big Gains JEFFREY PARENTI
DeLaveaga's 23 Lead Cal Lutheran : Lopez Hopes Worst Is Behind Kingsmen After 85-72 Victory RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
THE HOLIDAY BOWL : Buildup Is Dull, but History Says Game Will Shine CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Ohio State Reportedly to Hire ASU's Cooper; Kansas Job to Mason
UC San Diego Defeats Point Loma Nazarene
Pepperdine Beaten by Tennessee in Final Associated Press
Silent Coach Precipitates a Cleveland Storm, 78-56 STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
High School Basketball : Williams Leads Kennedy to Palisades Final
Players' Group Says Tigers Sign Morris Associated Press
Brea Tournament : Sunny Hills and Brea Make Final BILL ROBERTSON
Estancia Tournament : Corona del Mar Rallies to Beat Jordan, 60-55 ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Monroe Run Over by Grant VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: TODAY'S BOWL GAMES : Freedom Bowl : It Hasn't Been Best of Seasons for Arizona State : Defending Rose Bowl Champion Will Meet Air Force at Anaheim Stadium MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Chapman Defeated in Tacoma Tournament
MacLean Provides the Spark to Ignite Simi Valley, 86-63 TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
THE HOLIDAY BOWL : Past Games Have Been High-Scoring and Close JEFFREY PARENTI
Visiting Japanese Team Learns One More Lesson From Shimizu SEAN WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Cowboy Hosts Get Picture
San Diego High School Basketball Roundup
Prep Soccer : Fishman's Goal Moves Marina to Title Game
Boys' Roundup : Mater Dei Loses to St. Nicholas : East Coast Power Overwhelming in Makeup Game, 58-46
College Basketball : Hardman's 24 Lift Moorpark Past Dixie, 65-59 Heather Hafner
San Diego High School Basketball Roundup : Morse Foul Trouble Gives Kearny Edge and 71-59 Win RICK HAZELTINE
Teams Take 'Fiesta' Idea Too Seriously Mike Downey
WANTED: A FALL GUY : Who Deserves Blame for Ram Crash of '87? CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Milutinovic Helps USIU Defeat Morgan State
NHL Roundup : Peter Stastny Scores 300th Goal in Nordiques' 5-1 Win DAN HAFNER
Fullerton, Perfect at Home, Plays Host to Brown
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: BOWL WEEK : ROSE BOWL : Smith, a Former Midwesterner, Doesn't Buy Distraction Theory MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Basketball Teams Will Be Major Victims of New Travel Rule Scott Howard-Cooper
Funeral Services for Schroeder Today
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: TODAY'S BOWL GAMES : HOLIDAY BOWL : It's Not Difficult for This One to Pass Up Hype CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: BOWL WEEK : LIBERTY BOWL : Field Goal Lifts Georgia Past Arkansas in Liberty Bowl Associated Press
Women's Basketball Roundup : Howell's 21 Points Help Lead USC Past East Carolina, 89-61
College Basketball : New Mexico, USF Back, but Tulane's Return Still in Question Robyn Norwood
Names in the News
Pro Football : Putting It Together Isn't Everything, It's Only Thing for Mora Bob Oates
San Miguel Stakes : Drouilly's Boy Muddles Through BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Houston's 2 Towers Begin to Cast Big Shadows
LORENZO WHITE : Noblest Spartan SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
COOKE'S RECIPE: BUILD THE FORUM : His 'Fabulous' Monument to Defiance of Establishment Opened 20 Years Ago BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Duke Surprises Florida, 93-70, Will Play Arizona Tonight From Times Wire Services
ENTERTAINMENT
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
TV Viewers Tuning Out Home-Shopping Networks : Marketing Concept of Mall, Couch Potato Combination Falls Short of Expectations MARK FRANKEL, Frankel is a Washington-based free-lance writer and contributing editor to Channels magazine. and
1987 ARTS IN REVIEW : COMEDY : If Laughter Is the Best Medicine, a Lot of People in the County Are Healthy, Indeed DUNCAN STRAUSS
Reeve's Real-Life Human-Rights Role in Chile : Superman Moved to Give Moral Support to Threatened Actors ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Orange Parade Marshals
Tv Ratings DENNIS McDOUGAL, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
The Material Pursuit of Collecting Art SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music KENNETH HERMAN
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Trick's Got Its Act Together Again DUNCAN STRAUSS
1987: The Year That Red Was Visible in Two Distinct Shades HOWARD ROSENBERG
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
COMMENTARY : 'Rock on Film' Series Offers Great Moments, Despite Small Flaws KRISTINE McKENNA
Problem of Illiterate Father Focus of 'Afterschool Special'
1987 ARTS IN REVIEW : MUSIC AND DANCE : County Had a Year of Fine Culture, With Some Sour Notes CHRIS PASLES
Radio THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Pop/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
5 All-Time Favorite Rock Films JANE LIEBERMAN
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
TV REVIEW : 'From 7': The Dimming of Great Expectations TOM SHALES, The Washington Post
Dance EILEEN SONDAK
'Silent Edward': Musical Message From McAnuff LYNNE HEFFLEY
Staying on Her Toes Pays Off for S.D. Dancer EILEEN SONDAK
1987 ARTS IN REVIEW : POP MUSIC : Concert for Needy Capped Year of Frustration for Pop Music Fans, Hungry for Local Fare RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
American Cinematheque Offering 18-Day Tribute to Rock Music JANE LIEBERMAN
New Welk Theatre Director Stars On and Off the Stage : Theater NANCY CHURNIN
Pop THOMAS K. ARNOLD
'Australia Live' Bicentennial Gala Due on Cable United Press International
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