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What happened on January 02, 1987
NEWS
Reagan Seeks Cut in Vets' Medical Aid : Budget Also Calls for Military Boost, More Aid to Rebels United Press International
Raj Narain; the Only Politician to Defeat India's Indira Gandhi From Times Wire Services
Richard Dougherty, 65; Ex-Times Bureau Chief JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
58 Floats to Be on Display
China to Free Student Protesters : Action Follows a Midnight March by 5,000 in Peking JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Wife Seeking Soviet Spouse's Visa Has Baby Associated Press
U.S. Factory Orders Post Big 4.1% Gain : Defense Spending Boosts November Total to 2-Year High Associated Press
The Region
Jet Engine Fails in LAX Landing
Professor, Son Rescued After Night on Mountain United Press International
Afghan Rebels Reject Offer of Truce as Sham Associated Press
In Death, Pauper Gets His Due From Country Associated Press
The Nation : Strict Tuition Aid Weighed
150 Revelers Held in London Celebrations From Reuters
70,500 Cheer Hirohito as He Gives Greeting United Press International
The Nation
The Nation
Stripes, N.Z. Enter Finals 4-0 United Press International
Rivers Overflow Banks United Press International
Strom Thurmond to Be 2nd in Line for Presidency, Briefly Associated Press
Infant Remains Critical After 4th Liver Transplant United Press International
U.S. Cardinal Apologizes for Jerusalem Rift DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
IRS Plan Would Simplify Paying Tax: Just Charge It Associated Press
The World
The World
Battleship Under Way United Press International
The State
The World
$3 Billion in Imports Off U.S. Duty-Free List Associated Press
The Nation
The Region
U.S. Cardinal Still Hopes to Meet Israel's Leaders United Press International
1 Dead, 7 Hurt in S. Africa Racial Clashes Associated Press
Smith New USC Football Coach From Associated Press
Millions Around Globe Pray for Peace, Event Organizers Say DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Soviets May Lead U.S. in 'Star Wars' : But Experts Believe Russia Lags Badly in Some Vital Areas ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Repatriation Dispute Hurt Macmillan, Writer Says Associated Press
New Mexico Starts New Year With New Governor From Associated Press
The Region : '87 Off to a Rocky Start
Japanese Railway Official Kills Self Over Fatal Crash United Press International
Soviets Jam Reagan's Talk but Broadcast Report on It From Reuters
The Nation
'Practically Kidnaped,' Marcos Says; U.S. Accused of Meddling United Press International
O'Neill Calls Reagan Least Informed Chief Associated Press
Americans Usher in New Year With Football, Floats and Gunfire From Associated Press
Reagan Sees a 'Better Year' as He Faces MDs, Congress : Ends Week's Vacation in California Associated Press
Worst Storm Since '78 Hits New England From Times Wire Services
The World : Kabul Asks for Cease-Fire
BODY WORRY : Racing With the Wind--a Nervy Workout REMAR SUTTON
Due to Suez, Britain All but Ignored Hungary Crisis, Records Say From Times Wire Services
Exciting Challenges Await in New Year ANN CONWAY, Times Society Writer
$2.67 Million Turkish Lottery Is a No Sale From Reuters
The Nation
Group Forms After Cerritos Tragedy : Citizens United for Flight Safety Takes Off, but Slowly LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Sikhs Use Turban to Strangle Guard in Foiled Jailbreak Associated Press
Storm-Driven Tides Swamp Atlantic Coastlands From United Press International
Book Review : Unfledged Flights of Fancy of Antoine de Saint Exupery ELAINE KENDALL
Levy on European Products a Mixed Blessing for California Associated Press
China Nuclear Submarine United Press International
The World
ORANGE COUNTY : 1986 : YEAR IN REVIEW : Society Recalls Bright Moments : Arts Center Loomed Large ANN CONWAY, Times Society Writer
Reagan Faces Old Problems in New Year JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Kazoo Was the Buzzword in This New Year's Songfest ANN HEROLD
The State : Delta Water Pumps Okd
The State
Arizona State a Winner in Its First Rose Bowl
Jury Out on Vision Therapy for Troubled Teens DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Jet's Fire Alert Turns Out to Be False Alarm United Press International
Craters, Iranian Prisoners Mark Site of Iraqi Victory MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Elton John to Have Throat Surgery, Cancels '87 Shows Associated Press
Wrong Leg Amputated From Spanish Woman From Reuters
Edwin J. Thomas; Goodyear Executive
Greece Introduces Value Added Tax From Reuters
TV Newsman Jack Latham Dies
Vons, Allied Markets to Merge Associated Press
Eight Injured in Subway Rampage in New York United Press International
The Region
Iraq Says It Bombed Bases; Civilian Areas Hit, Iran Says Associated Press
Vegas' New Strategy : High Rollers Getting Aced Out by Slots DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Tailgaters Touch Down Outside Rose Bowl and Gain a Winning Mood KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
A Look Back to a Voyager of Yesteryear JO LEES COOPER, Cooper is secretary of the Early Birds of Aviation Inc
Pontiff Proclaims Special Year for Mary United Press International
THE 1987 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE : The Winners
The Region : Suspect Died of Peritonitis
The World
Hotel Fire Called Arson; Labor Issue Cited From the Washington Post
Televised to 350 Million : Rose Parade Reveals a 'World of Wonders' SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
W. German TV Offers Kohl's New Year Greeting--a Year Late WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
THE 1987 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE : Parade Operations Chief Wins Hectic Race Against Time CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
FASHION 87 : Forecast: Reason Prevails as the '80s Dress Down DIANE REISCHEL, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
SUGAR BOWL : NEBRASKA 30, LSU 15 : Notes : Osborne Says Glaring Failures Can't Ruin Nebraska's Season SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE BOWL : OKLAHOMA 42, ARKANSAS 8 : Notes : They Can Keep Boz Out of the Game, but He's Still in the News From Staff and Wire Reports
Arizona State Rallies to Win Rose Bowl : Van Raaphorst Leads 22-15 Victory Over Michigan From Associated Press
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : USC Plays Host to Cal at Loyola Marymount Tonight SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Clippers, Losers of 9 Straight and 21 of 22, Open 7-Game Trip at Indianapolis Tonight CHRIS BAKER
Kings at Vancouver in Another Attempt to Defeat Canucks JULIE CART
Golf Roundup : Calcavecchia Makes It 3-Way Tie for Lead in Invitational From Times Wire Services
Capitals Win in Overtime, Send Carpenter to Rangers Associated Press
Lakers Turn It Into a Rout at Portland, 140-104 : Scott Scores 31 Points as L.A. Beats Trail Blazers for the Ninth Straight Time GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Women : USC Opens Pacific 10 Play at Cal; UCLA Takes On Stanford SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Orange County Roundup : Pacifica Field Down to 4 Teams
Top-Seeded Krishnan Turns Back Carlsson in South Australian Open Associated Press
No Storybook Ending for Tollner as Trojans Lose to Auburn, 16-7 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
THE ROSE BOWL : ARIZONA STATE 22, MICHIGAN 15 : In Schembechler's View, Colletto's Name Could Well Be Stiletto : ASU Assistant Had Cut Apart Bo's Team Before BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Pro Football : Giants, Bears and 49ers Have Edge Bob Oates
Basketball Without Big Men Has Reduced Crespi to Small Time STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Tempe Kid Gambles and Wins Jim Murray
THE ROSE BOWL : ARIZONA STATE 22, MICHIGAN 15 : For Schembechler, It's the Thorn Bowl Scott Ostler
Redskins May Take Pounding
Off-Season Baseball and Barbecues May Go on Back Burner DEREK RASER
Outdoor Notes : The Great Hatchery Caper in Arizona Is Almost Unbearable
Sun Devils Keep the Curse on Michigan : Bo Absorbs Another Rose Tattooing, 22-15 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
NFL Says It Will Investigate Browns' Tavern Visits
Jets' Best Weapon: a Healthy Freeman McNeil Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : ORANGE, SUGAR, COTTON BOWLS : Texas' Lone Star (A&M) Is Stopped in Cotton Bowl by Ohio State, 28-12 CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOL SCOCCER PREVIEW : Girls : Marmonte Race May Be a Matter of Most Finesse HEATHER HAFNER
THE CITRUS BOWL : AUBURN 16, USC 7 : Notes : McGee Denies Job Offered to Smith JOHN CHERWA and MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writers
Racing at Santa Anita : Cordero Rides Pine Tree Lane to Win in Las Flores Handicap
Browns Reaching Their Peak at Just the Right Time : AFC Central Champions Have Overcome the Death of Don Rogers, Several Key Injuries GARY POMERANTZ, The Washington Post
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : ORANGE, SUGAR, COTTON BOWLS : Nebraska Gets Downright Hostile, 30-15 : 'Husker Defense Catches Up With LSU in the Second Half SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Roundup : Garvey Celebrity Golf Tournament Starts Monday at Bernardo Heights
COTTON BOWL : OHIO STATE 28, TEXAS A&M 12 : Notes : Spielman Feels Like a Kid on Touchdown From Staff and Wire Reports
FRESH START : After Dropping Out at Fullerton, Rob Lucas Finds Home and Some New Priorities at Southern California College SCOTT WOLF, Times Staff Writer
THE BATTLE FOR NO. 1 : Miami to Play Penn State Tonight in an Atmosphere of a College Super Bowl RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Cachuma Gets Plant; Limits Caught Elsewhere
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PREVIEW : Boys : Simi Valley Was No. 1 in Poll but May Finish No. 2 to Royal HEATHER HAFNER
Carey's Career Needs No Hype, but It Is No Holiday on Ice STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
THE CITRUS BOWL : AUBURN 16, USC 7 : Auburn's Bruce, With Trojan Help, Makes It Long Day for Peete JOHN CHERWA, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Patton Makes His Magic the Simple Way : Mater Dei Point Guard Lets Others Star; He Just Gets the Job Done MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : ORANGE, SUGAR, COTTON BOWLS : Sooners Are Big Winners in Miami, 42-8 : But the Opponent This Time Is an Outmanned Arkansas EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : THE BOWL GAMES : Cefalo's Background Makes Him Perfect for This Fiesta Bowl Larry Stewart
THE ROSE BOWL : ARIZONA STATE 22, MICHIGAN 15 : Notes : Son Plays Out His Father's Dream From Staff and Wire Reports
THE ROSE BOWL : ARIZONA STATE 22, MICHIGAN 15 : Wolverines Can't Explain What Went Wrong in the Second Half SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Hazzard Is Still Looking for the Right Combination THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Killing Lifts Oakland's One-Year Homicide Record to 146 United Press International
America Sides With Pinochet's Atrocities EDWARD M. KENNEDY, Edward M. Kennedy is a Democratic senator from Massachusetts.
Border Patrol Downplays Cut in Alien Arrests : Reduction Blamed on Section of New Law Limiting Farm Raids PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Hansen's Disease
Polar Bear Club Makes a Splash With New Year's Day Rite RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Mountain Lion Scare : Orange County Park Shut Down Indefinitely GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Hard Bargaining
Pala
No Brickbats for Casey : CIA Chief Has Done Just What the Reformers Demanded GEORGE A. CARVER JR., George A. Carver Jr., an intelligence officer for 26 years and a deputy for national intelligence to two directors, now is the John M. Olin Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
Fullerton : Budget Head Named at Cal State Fullerton
Drunk Driver Arrests Drop Considerably on Holiday ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Placentia : Dining Couple Hurt as Car Hits Restaurant Bill Billiter
Smoldering Ethnic Tensions Threaten Gorbachev Regime VLADIMIR SHLAPENTOKH, Vladimir Shlapentokh, a professor of sociology at Michigan State University, emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1979.
Local News in Brief : Sylmar Man Killed as Pickup Overturns
Local News in Brief : Sun Valley Woman, 21, Shot to Death
Local News in Brief : 89 Arrested During Drunk-Driving Sweep
'New Danger to Medicare System
'New Danger to Medicare System
Gun Control
'New Danger to Medicare System
Salary Increases
'New Danger to Medicare System
Local News in Brief : 3 Men, Boy Stabbed in Fight at Burbank New Year's Eve Party
Freedom's Price
AQMD Smog Index Called 'Inaccurate'; Revisions Urged LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
'Bounty Hunt' Planned to Collect License Fees From L.A. Horse Owners MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Florida Insurance Protest Reduces Hospital Services United Press International
San Diego
'U.S. Quietly Aids S. African Blacks'
Fullerton : Cal State Fullerton Alliance Gives Grant
Countywide : Reveler's Random Shot Wounds Stanton Boy
Police Grimly Predict Another Record Year for Cocaine DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
1 Killed, 3 Hurt in Crashes of 2 Light Airplanes DANIEL AKST and LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writers
Solana Beach
'New Danger to Medicare System
The Injustice of AIDS Tests
'Sinking Boat' Call Is Found to Be a Hoax BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
For the Birds? Or Man? : In Late Criticism, Ornithologist Claims Plan to Bolster Batiquitos Lagoon Won't Fly JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Encinitas
Supervisors OK 7,428 New Homes : Coalition Seeks to Block Projects MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles Rainfall 1878-1986 : Civic Center Annual Totals (Jan. 1-Dec. 31)
Anaheim : Chanteclaire Roosters Give $10,000 to Home
Mass at Jail : Year Opens on Spiritual Note for Inmates JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Johnson & Johnson Former Chairman P.B. Hofmann Dies From Times Wire Services
Random Shots by Celebrants Hurt 6; Party Site of Slaying JERRY BELCHER and LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writers
French Chef Puts Touch of Flair, Fruit, Imagination Into Sea Fare DAVID NELSON
Mediator Takes Bite Out of Beverly Hills Dog Disputes NANCY GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Santa Clarita Schools Push for New Vote on Builder Tax MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Relocated From Downtown Oceanside : Rail Yard Has High-Rise Residents Seeing Red ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Junipero Serra
Briggs Cunningham Vehicles : Historic Car Collection Sold--Museum Closed STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
The Right Way to Cook Eggs DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
Commercial-Style Prune Juice JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Fruit-Topped Desserts
The Best Of '86 BETSY BALSLEY, Times Food Editor
Coconut Cake That's Always a Family Pleaser
In Fiery Drippings : A Spicy Shrimp Dish With a Peppery Flair KAREN GILLINGHAM, Gillingham is a Los Angeles-based food writer and is a former food writer for the Los Angeles Times. and
A Bistro That's Convenient for Orange County Theater-Goers BEVERLY BUSH SMITH, Smith is a free-lance restaurant reviewer in El Toro.
A Chef Shares His Food Fascinations and Fantasies : Range of Styles Spotlighted in Puck's Cookbook ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
There Will Always Be a Fondness for Comfort Foods Just Like Mom Made : Chicken Soup, Ice Cream, Mashed Potatoes Are Among Dishes Recalled as Culinary Remedies That Make You Feel Better When You're Sick JIM MOORE, Moore is chairman of English, literature, journalism department at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut. and
The Best Cookbook Offerings of 1986
BUSINESS
1987 Market Has a Tough Act to Follow : Dow Hit 30 Record Highs; Winners Led Losers 2 to 1 on NYSE BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
A Gutsy Move by McDonnell Was Smart, Too JAMES FLANIGAN
B of A Directors to Huddle; Takeover Rebuff Expected from a Times Staff Writer
Wild Card Is Tax Reform's Effect, Experts Agree : How Times Economists See 1987: 4 Look Up, 3 Down, 1 Isn't at All Sure VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
Pressure Builds to Lower Rates on Credit Cards NANCY L. ROSS, The Washington Post
Cooke Buys Cable-TV Systems From McCaw Associated Press
1986 : Buyouts, Layoffs and Tremors on Wall Street
Stock Pickers' View of '87 Is Mostly Bullish BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
'Chips' And Brokaw: Classes Far Apart HOWARD ROSENBERG
Wilshire Center KRISTINE McKENNA
Highlights Of Equity Waiver Year LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Actress Judith Ivey Juggles Stage And Screen KRISTINE McKENNA
La Cienega Area KRISTINE McKENNA
The Heart And 'Soul' Of Gross KRISTINE McKENNA
Indian Fare . . . With a Tuxedo Flair RUTH REICHL
Pop Review : Davidson In Freedman Forum 'Preview' RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Tax Advice With, Without Humor TERRY ATKINSON
Art Review : Ceremonial Objects By A Craftsman COLIN GARDNER
Good Italian Food In An Odd Spot CHARLES PERRY
Stryper's 'Heavenly' Doctrine RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Stryper's Hard Rock Is Soft Sell RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Independent Tony Bill Mines Fresh Talent CLARKE TAYLOR
Tv Opera Review : Strauss' 'Fledermaus' On Channel 28 LEWIS SEGAL, Times Staff Writer
From Steve Martin Routine To Sitcom : Classy Bow For 'Head Of Class' Actor STEVE WEINSTEIN, Weinstein is a local free-lance writer. and
Transcending The Monk ZAN STEWART
Berry, Lewis Together In New Year's Eve Show ROBERT HILBURN
A Touch Of California At Bistango L. N. HALLIBURTON
And Now . . . Mighty 'Superman Iv' To The Rescue BART MILLS
Art Student Depicts A Girl's Suicide CHALON SMITH
Rickie Lee Jones At Palace Court CHRIS WILLMAN
Paraguayan Harp Is Siren To San Diegan KENNETH HERMAN
Nationally Broadcast : New Spanish News Show To Bow At Kmex Jan. 19 VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
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