What happened on February 16, 1987

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Hitchcock: The Spy-tingling Side Of Genius PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Stage Review : 'Partners'--lawyers On Trial SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Music Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : A New Bess CHRIS PASLES
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Music Reviews : String Quartet Plays Schoenberg DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Music Review : Schuller Leads Chamber Orchestra DONNA PERLMUTTER
Pop Music Review : Ewa Demarczyk's Songs Of Passion DON HECKMAN
Oprah's Sweep Through Georgia HOWARD ROSENBERG
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art Review : Janssen's Cobra Collection On Exhibit In L. B. SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Animated 'Family Dog' Does Prime-time Tricks CHARLES SOLOMON
Winning Pair Lead Off Gay Films KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Pop Review : Uci Rocks With Untouchables DUNCAN STRAUSS
Simon Takes 'Graceland' To Africa ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Stage Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press

What happened on February 16, 1987

SPORTS

Andy Williams Open : George Burns Wins It All, but Doesn't Leave Them Laughing CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer

TITO HORFORD : The Dominican Republic's 7-1 Center Is Learning His Lesson at Miami TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer

DOWN FROM THE HEIGHTS : U.S. Pole Vaulters Have Not Matched Last Year's Marks RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer

TV Highlight Shot Costs Craig Stadler $37,333.33 BOB WOLF

La Canada Stakes : Family Style's Victory Completes a Near-Perfect Day for the Lukas Barn BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer

Men's 35-and-Over Tournament : Smith Puts In a Long Weekend; It Pays Off LISA DILLMAN

Temple's Blackwell Is Atlantic 10 Player of Week Associated Press

Newport Beach's Nelson Wins Men's 50 Title Associated Press

Poll Shows Instant Replay May Be Discontinued Associated Press

First, UCLA Must Deal With the Sun Devils THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer

Conner Helps Get Sockers Shipshape, 6-2 CHRIS ELLO

NBA Roundup : Trail Blazers Win, 98-93, as Vandeweghe Stands Out From Times Wire Services

FROM FAR AWAY COMES A RARE BIRD FROM SPAIN : Seldom Seen in U.S., Seve Ballesteros Nevertheless Has Admirers Here, Too TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer

NHL Roundup : Gould's Goals Help Capitals Slip Past Oilers, 5-3 From Times Wire Services

Golf Roundup : Norman Wins the Australian Masters by Nine Strokes From Times Wire Services

Wilcox to Receive Woody Dietch Award JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer

Huge Yacht Fleet Takes to the Ocean for the SCYA's 58th Midwinter Regatta ALMON LOCKABEY

Lakers' Magic Man Is at Top of His Game--Just Ask the Celtics SCOTT OSTLER

Skiing Roundup : Zurbriggen Wins World Cup Giant Slalom for Third Time From Times Wire Services

Prep Basketball Pairings : Mater Dei, Simi Awarded Top Seedings SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer

Celtics Fall to New 'M' Squad: Magic, Mychal : Lakers Rally for 106-103 Win at Forum GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer

It's Black and White and Red All Over--Latest News of Sport MIKE DOWNEY

Grand Champions Tennis : With Becker and Tiriac in Spotlight, the Show Goes On BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor

Tennis Roundup : Connors Is Down and Out in U.S. Indoor Final From Times Wire Services

Elliott Sweeps to His Second Daytona Win : Bodine, Out of Gas, Falters With Only Five Miles to Go SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer

Southern Section Boys' Basketball Playoffs : No. 1 Mater Dei, Ocean View Share 5-A Bracket TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer

College Basketball Roundup : Irish Warm Up for Tournament by Upsetting Duke, 70-66 From Times Wire Services

Orange County Prep Review : Keri Erkenbrack Pulls Double Duty at Canyon Robyn Norwood

NEWS

Controversial Issue : Gay Priests: A Dilemma for Catholics MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer

Priest With AIDS--'It's Important That People Know' MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer

British Encouraged to Move to Falklands; Islanders Unhappy From Reuters

Association doesn't work very well as a mnemonic device because you often forget what you're associating Jack Smith

A Late-Blooming Latina Finds Her Niche at UCLA BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer

Gulf Ministers Open Talks From Reuters

Pollard Reportedly Aided Raid on PLO From Reuters

Mexico Students Vote to End Strike Associated Press

Lawmaker, Scientist Back Voluntary AIDS Screening DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer

Soviets Free Begun, Focus of Protests : Release Delayed by Demonstrations, Kremlin Aide Asserts WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer

State Democrats Strive to Shed 'Fat and Sassy' Image LEO C. WOLINSKY and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers

Doggedly Fight for Their Jobs : Fired Hormel Co. Strikers Seek Support of AFL-CIO HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer

Scalia Urges Forming of Special Courts to Ease Caseload DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer

3 Die in Tenement Fire United Press International

Shias Ease Stranglehold on Refugee Camps; Gemayel Aide Freed From Times Wire Services

Poland Boring Ahead With Subway Project Despite Derailed Economy MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer

Vatican Envoys, Soviets Reportedly Plan '88 Debate on Existence of God United Press International

U.S. 'Ill-Prepared' at Summit, Panel Says DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer

Cross-Country Skier Dies in Utah Avalanche United Press International

Warsaw Pact, NATO to Hold Talks Associated Press

20 Killed or Wounded by Iraqi Raid on Iran's Religious Center From Times Wire Services

Group Denies Having Covert Section Tied to Iran Deal United Press International

Louisiana Tornadoes Kill One, Hurt Three as Cold Grips North From Associated Press

Science Still Puzzled: How Do Volcanoes Really Work? LEE DYE, Times Science Writer

Calero Agrees to Yield One of Contra Posts MARJORIE MILLER and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers

But It's Whites Only; Police Cite Mine Peril : S. Africa Pupils Get Armored Escort Associated Press

Credibility vs. Sensitivity : High, Thick Wall Divides Editors and Advertisers DAVID SHAW, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Is Granting Israel Non-NATO Ally Status : Move Should Bring Strategic and Economic Gains, Shamir Says; Egypt Gets Same Rating DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer

Tehran's Self-Image a Problem : Experts Advise Patience in U.S. Dealings With Iran NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer

Rebels Wound Khamenei's Brother Associated Press

Backing Fades for Trade Bill Protectionism TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer

Seismic Waves Used to Investigate Sun's Interior THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer

4 Latin Leaders Delay Nicaragua Truce Plan RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer

Boy's Caught in a War of Words ANN HEROLD

The Travails of a Martyred and Woebegone Heroine CAROLYN SEE

To Weaver, It's an Art of Muscle and the Muse MARILYN PITTS

Professor's Work Examines Negative Images of Women MONA GABLE, Gable is a Los Angeles writer

Collector of Documents Plays Hail to the Chiefs : Optometrist Turns Presidential Hobby Into a Spectacle DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer

Colorful Career of an Image Consultant : Both Women, Men Find New Selves in Coordinated Hues JUDITH P. JOSEPHSON and EDITH H. FINE

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Catholic Indians : Pipe Prayers and Mass: 2 Rituals Blend RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer

L.A. Marathon: Water Greases the Wheels ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF, Times Staff Writer

Pacific Storm System Spatters Southland With Rain TED THACKREY JR., Times Staff Writer

3 Incumbents Face Minimal Opposition in Council Races RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer

When AIDS Testing Takes a Spot in the Wedding Plans JON COOKSEY, Jon Cooksey is a writer in Los Angeles.

Our Debts Abroad Will Put a Crimp in Living Standards MARTIN FELDSTEIN and KATHLEEN FELDSTEIN, Martin Feldstein is the former chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisers. His wife, Kathleen Feldstein, also is an economist

Huntington Beach Told to Replant Marshland LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer

Sorry Wrong Number : It will simutaneously take my call and test my urine. Al Martinez

Storm Drizzles Past but Doesn't Dampen Spirits of Whale Lovers TED THACKREY JR. and NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writers