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What happened on January 22, 1987
NEWS
Bell Gets $224,000 Worth of Thanks for Breaking Dope Ring CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer
Birthplace of San Marino Is Up for Sale for a Mere $2.9 Million MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Tanner Adds His Own Sparkle to Jewel of Pepperdine Sports SCOTT ROSENBERG, Times Staff Writer
A Checkered Career Draws to an End : Loyola's Center May Put Away Basketball and Get Down to Business ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Pedal-Plane Sets 2 Records for Human-Powered Flight Associated Press
City to Open Another Shelter for Homeless RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Future Value of Medals May Be a Bit Iffy DON ALPERT
Slaying of Pizza Deliveryman Done for Kicks, Jury Told PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Ex-State Official Named to Probe Racism Charges Against Police DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
The State
House Passes $91.6-Billion Highway Bill JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writer
The State
Lomita : Left-Turn Lanes Approved
The Nation
The Nation
The State
The Nation
The Region
Whittier : Movie Zoning Struck Down
P.V. Estates : Imitation Wood Roofs OKd
Clergymen Answer Call to Save Children From Drugs MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
U.S. and Japanese Seek to Arrest Fall of Dollar : But Fail to Agree on Move to Bolster Currency; Foreign Trading Partners May Cut Interest Rates TOM REDBURN and OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writers
Baker Asks IRS to Revise New W-4 Tax Form Associated Press
Redondo Beach : Utility Overcharge Refunds
Aspin Pulls Off Miracle Comeback : Wins Back Armed Services Chair 2 Weeks After Losing It United Press International
The Nation
Schools Sell 16 Acres to Fund Repairs in Pasadena MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Threatens to Unplug Cable Firm JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Malibu : Ruling on Land Permit Delayed
9 N.Y. Congressmen Back Bush United Press International
Irwindale : Panel to Act on Incinerator
The Region
Malibu : Sewage Plan Will Be Studied
School District Urged to Impose Fees on Developers STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
A Big Quake? Eat, Drink, Be Prepared NANCY ANDERSON, Anderson, formerly a coordinator of volunteers with the Los Angeles Red Cross, is a free-lance writer. She lives in San Clemente
New Management May Resuscitate Academy of Performing Arts PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer and
SportsScope : El Camino Cagers, Coach Make Peace
MAYWOOD : FOCUS : Where Maywood Meets
The State
San Marino : School Panel Favors Tax
Emirates Leader Gives Two 707 Jets to Sudan From Reuters
Judge Allocates 8 New Flights at L. B. Airport
The World
$3,500 Given to School
8 Latin Diplomats Urge U.S. to Take Active Role in Peace Talks DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Dollar Continues Fall Despite Effort to Shore Up Value United Press International
Sakharov Stepson's Visit OKd United Press International
Questions Raised as Panels Clear CIA Official for Contra Arms Role Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
An Army Helps Marshal the Missing Kin ITABARI NJERI, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Belgian Leader Guilty of Forgery From Reuters
2nd West German May Be Kidnap Victim in Beirut : Trial Is U.S. Priority Despite Risk to Hostages ROBERT L. JACKSON and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Waite Sends Message He Is Talking With Hostage Holders Associated Press
La Verne : Funds Sought for Center
Goldwater Gets AF Post United Press International
Airport Panel Joins Call for a Tower at Whiteman T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Nuclear Team's Response to Hotel Threat Told Associated Press
The World
LETTER TO THE EDITOR : Pasadena Director 'Goofed' on Tickets
Monrovia : Disco Owner Drops Appeal
Reagan Renews U.S. Sanctions on Libya Associated Press
Venice : 'Vision 2000' Raises $50,000
San Marino : No Poll on Tennis Courts
Scandal Did Not Stop Iran Talks : CIA, State Dept. Negotiated With Tehran in December, Shultz Says KAREN TUMULTY and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
Search for a Show Ends at the Stardust BARRY KRAUSE
Negotiations Begin on New Home for Court DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer and
Iranian Troops Appear to Be Digging In as 2-Week Drive Toward Basra Stalls CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
SportsScope : Lady Broncos Hope to Continue Winning Ways as They Head for San Luis Obispo
No Sex Please, Say Muslims at West Bank Village From Reuters
The Nation
Learning to cope with divorce in an unlikely place MICHELE L. NORRIS
Senate Approves $18-Billion Water Bill : Political Confrontation With President Expected Over Price Tag JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Bellflower : School Alternatives Studied
Homeless Win a Battle, Not the War SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
San Gabriel Valley's Top Ten Teams
Long Beach : 3 School Sites to Be Bought
Radical Wanted in 1970 Bombing Attempt Caught Associated Press
Libraries, Bookstore Offer an Early Introduction to Joys of Reading ELLEN MELINKOFF, Melinkoff is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and
Unborn Baby Takes Care of the Ticket
Early Release Denied Convicted Judge Associated Press
South Bay Postcripts : A Look Back at People and Events in the News : Shooting Trauma Lingers; Gunman Pleads Guilty JULIO MORAN
Homeless Group Twice Occupies Vacant House LEONARD GREENWOOD and EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writers
The State
The World
The Region
Politics and Art Help Professor Find His Identity as Poet, Activist DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Queen of Her Court : 49er Women's Hoop Coach Stays in Winning Form With Humor and Savvy DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Teamsters President Williams Denied Parole Associated Press
Sen. Biden Urges Nonpartisan for Director of FBI RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Sea Lions Give 'Em the Slip in Battle of Puget Sound RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
The World
Here's Dew in Your Eye : Beverly Hills Bar Shuns Hard Stuff, Pours 68 Kinds of Water TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Bell : Civic Center to Be Dedicated
China Creates Office to Control All Publishing JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
B of A '86 Loss $518 Million Associated Press
Compton : 6-Day Teacher Strike Ends
Kenya Press Assails Wolpe for Criticism on His Visit SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
'Blue-Collar' Falcons Fashion Own Style : Inexperienced Crescenta Cagers Startle League With Winning Record GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Ecuador Disbands Rebel Air Force Unit, Begins Criminal Probe RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Marina del Rey : County Studying Bypass Routes
Secret AIDS Tests Conducted on 2,000 From Times Wires Services
Lawmaker Apologizes for Swim at Whites-Only Beach From a Times Staff Writer
Torrance : Deputy Police Chief Named
Philippine Marines Fire on 10,000 Protesters; 12 Dead : 94 Injured; Commander Put on Leave Associated Press
Ship Deaths Laid to Inadequacies of Survival Gear Associated Press
Three of Quintuplets Die; Two in Critical Condition United Press International
U.S. Will Require Random Drug Tests for Flight Crews PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Lynwood : 2 Arraigned in Con Scheme
Hospitals Offer Programs to Keep You Well SUSAN PERRY, Perry is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Nakasone Gets Warning From Deukmejian GEORGE SKELTON and SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writers
Bitters Bottles Often Carry Sweet Prices RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
McDonnell Edges 2 Rivals for Delta Booster Contract RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Survey Hunts Out Substandard Housing : City Plays by the Book in Target Areas DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Denying Aid to Pregnant Worker Who Left Job Upheld DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Massacre 12 Blacks in S. Africa : 7 Children Among Victims; Infighting of Rival Groups Blamed MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
It's a Game of Quick Draw
Firm May Have Found Key to Treating Anemia : Rare Hormone Holds Promise for Kidney Ills ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Charles Goodell Dies; Replaced Robert Kennedy in Senate From Times Wire Services
19 on Trial Plan Anti-Apartheid Forum MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Young's Case in Trouble, Judge Tells Prosecutor WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Torrance School Board Sets Minimum Price of $12.5 Million for 2 Surplus Sites
Consumer Advocate Named to Monitor State Bar Discipline RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
Confirmation of Positive Drug Test Sought in Bill JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
It's No Yolk: Make That an Egg Holder HERB HAIN
Pesticide Ban Urged; Firm Partly Agrees ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Shipping Out to See the Cup Finals MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Pedal-Powered Plane Will Try for Record Today THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Artesia : Park to Be for Handicapped
Microchip May 'Chuggle' Away the Ping RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Puts Music Into Lives of Seniors DAVID WHARTON, Wharton is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and
Ground Water Tainted by Fuel Seepage at L.A. Airport ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
2 Indicted in Sale of 87 Copters to N. Korea JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Jurors Deadlocked on Charges Against 5 of 7 Defendants : Mistrial Declared in Police Corruption Case in Miami BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
Official Kills Self as Cameras Roll : Penn. Treasurer Faced 55-Year Prison Term for Bribery United Press International
W. Hollywood Effort to Halt Condos Fails Again STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Cudahy : 15-Passenger Bus Ordered
3 Die in W. German Blast From Reuters
Homeless to Get 42 Apartments
Cerritos : 6 Crash Site Homes Rebuild
Redondo Beach : Offshore Drilling Facilities
Former Assemblyman Robinson Pulls Out of Crowded Field for 33rd District
Westwood : School Gets $100,000 Pledge
Malibu : Group Buys Land for Parks
Board of Realtors Seeks Lobbying Allies to Halt Waste Plants SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Huntington Hotel Petition
TV Networks Continue Ban : AIDS Crisis Forces Media to Alter Condom Ad Policy MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
San Pedro : Program Awarded $215,000
Downey City Hall Critic Found Innocent of Phone Annoyance
Covina : Hike in Trash Rate OKd
South Bay Postcripts : A Material Fact Ruins Dream of Spiritual Nature DEAN MURPHY
Soviets Trying to Cut Birthrate in Muslim Area Associated Press
Dallas Kicker Septien Indicted Associated Press
Protest Fails to Derail Health Clinic Plans KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Confirmation of Drug Test Results Sought
Red Tape Can Snag a Car's Second Life DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
'Mum's the Word' at the Time of Arrest JEFFREY S. KLEIN
He's taking his wife to the Big Game, in hopes she'll be bowled over by the offensive guards JACK SMITH
Verdugo Club Gymnast Captures Top Honors in Jewel City Invitational
Another Heavy Snowfall Cripples South, Northeast From Associated Press
Notebook / Alan Drooz and Stuart Dedic : Marymount PV Basketball Team Is Disappointed but Dogged Alan Drooz and Stuart Dedic
Bush Lectured by Mulroney on Trade, Pollution KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Those Rugged Mountain Men Who Put Powder On : Snow Makers Keep the Slopes in Shape BOB SIPCHEN
Costly Water Woes Face South Gate as 2 More Tainted Wells Shut Down LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Maywood : Police to Join ID Network
The World : Contras Want More Aid
Inglewood : Landlord Gets $17,500 Fine
Group Teaches Children Playing It Safe Is No Game EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Testimony on Iran Won't Be Tape-Recorded United Press International
Azusa : Council Bans Swap Meets
Economy Grows Just 2.5% for All of 1986 : Worst Year Since '82; Trade Deficit, Spending Lag Cited Associated Press
The State
SportsScope : Wave Nine, Loaded With Veterans, Opens the Season Against Alumni
Success a Matter of Having the Right Attitude : Passionate Educator Says Public Schools Don't Teach How to Play Game MARJORIE MARKS, Marks is a North Hollywood free-lance writer. and
Oxy : Liberal Arts College Has Low Profile, Loyal Alumni and a Large Endowment MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Poor and Evicted: City Seen Lacking a Strategy as Homeless Ranks Swell DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
L.A. City Council OKs Plan for Sikh Temple in Los Feliz Area
San Diego Is Suiting Up for '88 Bowl DAVID NELSON
Others Need Not Apply:
Lavish, Secluded Lives : New York's Principality of Plenty JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Pedro : 'Sunken City' to Be Fenced
Rancho P.V. : Museum Donations Studied
Soviets Support OPEC, Agree to Cut Oil Exports From Reuters
'It taught me what can happen when fame and glory become the primary goal.' DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
2nd West German May Be Kidnap Victim in Beirut : Action Could Complicate Bonn Extradition Plan WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Literate? Sure! : Comic Book Artists Carry the Word to Non-Readers Across America DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Torrance : Park Del Amo Homes OKd
3-Mile Section of Beach Bike Trail to Be Constructed
Rolling Hills Property Owners Seeking $31 Million in Damages : Jurors Tour Flying Triangle Slide Area for Firsthand Look at Damages GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Woo Urges Earlier, 9 p.m. Elysian Park Closing LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
West Hollywood : City's Population Grows by 600
Reagan Offers Support to Anti-Abortion Protest From Times Wire Services
Not Frightened at Prospect of Jail Term : Amy Carter to Stand Trial on Anti-CIA Protest United Press International
Occidental Salutes Noted Alumnus Robinson Jeffers DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Nestande Will Leave Board of Supervisors : Orange County Politician Resigns After Six Years on the Job and Under Cloud of Moriarty Affair JOHN NEEDHAM and GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : Goetz: Anger of a Loner, Rage in the Mean Streets JOSEPH McNAMARA, San Jose Police Chief McNamara's police thriller, "Fatal Command ," will be published by Arbor House in March, 1987. and
Minister Wings It in Church Rites for Max the Parrot DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
UCLA Offers Free Checkups in Study of Chronic Disease : Lung Test Makes Smokers Puff JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pros and Cons on Chemotherapy
500 Attend Seminar at Church : Divorce Discussed in Unlikely Site MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Park : Suspect's Family Files Claim
Arts Academy May Be Resuscitated PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer and
Pageant's Sexist Tag 'Insult' to Reigning Miss Santa Monica ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Cabrillo Marina's Boaters Get Deal on Electricity--It's Free DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Beauty pageants always have been dumb and degrading for everyone involved . . . : Contest Deep-Sixes 36-24-36 Al Martinez
Photographer Focuses on Central America : People at War--Not Always a Pretty Picture DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
New Hope for Childless : Huntington Memorial Hospital to Offer Ovum Transfers to Infertile Women ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Marineland Whales Moved to San Diego
Super Bowl Action's Not All on Field ELLEN APPEL
Citizen Diplomats Likened to Dupes
Academic Ax Falls on Tank, Stops Cage Star in His Tracks MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Corky and Orky Off to Sea World to Frolic, Maybe Find New Friends GEORGE STEIN and TERRY SPENCER, Times Staff Writers
Largest Employers
Blame the Cake on Ollie North, McFarlane Says United Press International
SPORTS
Where Have All the Seniors Gone? : SDSU Basketball Team Feeling Loss of Five '83 Freshmen STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER vs. NEW YORK : LITTLE GIANT : Diminutive Joe Morris Earns Squatter's Rights in Weight Room, on Field CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Soccer : Moran's Goal Lifts Fullerton Over Troy
UCI's Downs, Barham Advance to 3rd Round
Kings Get to .500 in Raucous Style--a 10-5 Victory : Nine Players Score Against Two Penguin Goaltenders in a 41-Shot Outburst JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Titan Men's Gymnasts Ranked No. 4 in Nation
Pierce Fails to Reinstate Football : Talks for Coach End in Failure DAVID MORGAN
Names in the News
Valley Sports Phone Number Changes Feb. 17
Cal State Long Beach and Las Vegas to Play for First Place in the PCAA
McLean Scores 35 to Put Simi Valley Alone in First STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
Seems This Guy Is Your Regular One-Man Gang JIM MURRAY
Tacoma, Commissioner Discuss Possible Tampering MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
OTHER SPORTS : California Intercollegiate Volleyball Assn. Changes Name to Accommodate Hawaii
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER vs. NEW YORK : LONG BEACH MEMOIRS : In Less Hectic Time, Super Bowl Autographs and Souvenirs Went to the Quick and the Daring PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Community College Basketball : Fullerton Beats Mt. SAC, 89-65
WINTER SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : North Hollywood Does Inside Job on Birmingham MARK LANGILL
Lakers, in Good Hands With Cooper, Win in Atlanta GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Indiana Votes to Protect Athletes
NHL Roundup : Gretzky Shows Jet Fans How All-Stars Play, 5-3 DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
Davis Reveals an Early Raider Depth Chart at Quarterback--It's Hilger, Then Plunkett
College Basketball Roundup : Middies Upended by Drexel, 83-80 From Times Wire Services
Birmingham Holds Off Granada Hills DEREK RASER
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER vs. NEW YORK : Pro Football / Bob Oates : Key Quarterback in Super Bowl Is Probably Simms BOB OATES
Small Colleges / Alan Drooz : Cal Lutheran Is Making Big Plans ALAN DROOZ
Sunset League : Westminster Proves It's for Real With Win Over Fountain Valley ERNIE CASTILLO
Middleton Loses His Jump Shot and His Playing Spot at Clemson
People Are Finally Starting to Give a Hoot About Temple's Owls JOHN VALENTI, Newsday
St. Louis Goaltender Takes Steam Out of Sockers, 3-1 KEITH SCHILDROTH
Names in the News
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : With Top Horses Out, Sprinter Bedside Promise May Try the Big 'Cap BILL CHRISTINE
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Century League : Foothill Upsets Lethargic Santa Ana MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Empire League : Katella Beats Los Alamitos, 57-52, to Take Possession of First Place : Villanueva Gives Knights Balance With Outside Shooting TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Godfrey Took the Long Way to Super Bowl MIKE DOWNEY
NBA Roundup : Mavericks Beat Knicks, 113-93, and Keep a Healthy Hold on First Place DAN HAFNER
Australian Open Tennis Championships : Navratilova Breezes, Mandlikova Struggles to Gain Final Associated Press
Titan Wrestlers Beat San Jose State, 23-19
New Zealand to Help Kookaburra, Will Not Assist Stars & Stripes RICH ROBERTS
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : South Coast League : Irvine Hangs On to Beat Capo Valley ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Community College Notebook / Steve Kresal : Fullerton Has Given Fraser His Chance STEVE KRESAL
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER vs. NEW YORK : Ticket Game Played at High Costs : Elite Market Excludes Average Fan, Leads Some to Jail ELLIOTT ALMOND, Times Staff Writer
Just What Is This--Cotillion Practice? SCOTT OSTLER
Hart Fullback to Play Football at Vanderbilt
BASKETBALL : Master's Coeler Connecting as a Long-Distance Operator
Mission Impossible? : First-Year Coach Tries to Break Losing Habit at Sylmar ROGER CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Roundup : Estancia Upsets University, 59-53 BILL ROBERTSON
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Warring Promoters End Up Helping Each Other SHAV GLICK
SDSU Plays Wyoming; Brown Quits
Sims Hopes to Open Door in Tonight's Bout STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Winter Sports Highlights
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER vs. NEW YORK : Notebook : Ex-Bruin Cornerback Welch Makes a Little Bit Go a Long Way LARRY STEWART and RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writers
San Diego High School Basketball : Oceanside Wins 10th in 11 Games
It's the Shot Heard 'Round the Press Room
College Basketball Roundup : Middies Upended by Drexel, 83-80 From Times Wire Services
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
$10-Million Claim Says Irvine Officer Molested Scout on Summer Trip MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Baby Suffered Stroke, Brain Damage and Is Comatose : Northridge Sitter Gets 4 Years for Choking Boy CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Says She Counts as 2 in Car-Pool Lane : Mom-to-Be Wins in Court JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Are Soviets on the Threshold of a New Era? ADAM B. ULAM, Adam B. Ulam is the Gurney Professor of History and Political Science and director of the Russian Research Center at Harvard University .
County Stalls Moooove on Size of Herds
Kobey Says Let's Make a Deal--Downtown ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Growth Foes, Developers Hail New Tool : Settlement of Lawsuit May Ease Monitoring of Data on Community Services LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Building Ban Sought if Flow of Sewage Rises JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Council Meetings to Be Later
Local News in Brief : Train Strikes, Kills Transient in Burbank
La Palma : Motor Home Parking Change Recommended Roxana Kopetman
S.D. Symphony Management Receives Some Upbeat News HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Farrell Supports Mall Despite Wave of Protest FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : City Approves Panel on Harbor Water Quality Heidi Evans
Response of U.S. Nuclear Team to Threatened Reno Hotel Told Associated Press
It's Separation Fever Again
3 Retirement Home Residents Attacked DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Ailing Hahn Deemed Politically Invincible TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Woman Dies After She Is Struck by Tow Truck
Soviet Quandary
Local News in Brief : Reported Crime Rises 13.7% in Simi Valley
Local News in Brief : County Democrats Pick Jim Clarke as Chairman
Post Office Taking Dog Census to Curb Attacks DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Ever-Reliable Indian-Style Restaurant Resurfaces in La Jolla DAVID NELSON
Accused Attacker of Eu Held for Trial TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Early Release Denied Nevada Judge Convicted of Tax Evasion Associated Press
Boy Names Officers in Alleged Torture JERRY BELCHER, Times Staff Writer
'Twilight' Prosecutor Drops Bid to Repeat Defendants' Remarks PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Text of Nestande Speech Resigning From County Board of Supervisors
Nestande Quits as Orange County Supervisor, Denies Link to Probe JOHN NEEDHAM and GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writers
S.D. Police Assn. Attorney Seeks Investigation of Witt LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Peyer's Attorney May Seek Venue Change H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Westminster : Woman's Death Probed as Possible Suicide
Woman Injured at Northridge Intersection : Council Approves $500,000 Payment in Crash REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Bid to Save Miracle Mile Apartments Fails as Panel Rejects a Moratorium PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Cuts Into the Arms Flowing to Iran ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN, Anthony H. Cordesman is the author of several books on the Middle East and Persian Gulf, and is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
Officers in Alleged Torture Identified From Times Wire Services
Santa Ana : Fire Caused by Children Playing With Matches Bill Billiter \f7
CHP Took Deputy D.A. Home, Not to Jail GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : 2 Men, 1 in Wheelchair, Arrested in Shooting Lily Eng \f7
Possible Suspension of Publications Cited in School Censorship Battle JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Talk With INS Attorney : Growers Prepare for Immigration Rules NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Penn Defense Wins Ruling on Document : Transcript on Police Academy Counseling Session With Jacobs Relevant, Judge Says JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Freeway Commuters Delayed by 2 Morning Accidents LILY ENG and LEONEL SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writers
Santa Ana Told to Pay Mitchell Brothers' Fees ANDY ROSE and JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writers
On-Job Air Traffic Training Halted in L.A. After Errors ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
He Brought a New Style of Politicking JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fuel Leak Contaminates Area at John Wayne ANDREW C. REVKIN and BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writers
7 Considered in Running for Nestande's Seat : Several Begin Campaigns to Be Appointed JEFFREY A. PERLMAN and DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writers
Pedal-Powered Plane to Go for Distance Mark at Dawn Today THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Upholding a Bizarre Use of Law
House Tailored to Handicapped Ready to Open in Van Nuys GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
10 Orange Glen H.S. Pupils Are Arrested in Drug Sting MARCOS BRETON, Times Staff Writer
Man Arrested in Explosion at Anaheim Apartment Complex NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo : Man Held in College Kidnaping and Rape Leonel Sanchez \f7
Burbank's BUMP Is Revived : Group Targets Howard for Defeat GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
$16.4-Million Sale of Bonds OKd for CSUN Dormitories PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Mayor Denies Allegations by Woolard SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Hope for the Homeless
Coroner Says Soldier of Fortune Died of an Accidental Overdose
Get Moving on Santa Monica Bay : Hyperion Work Relies on Untested Plan, in Slow Motion ELLEN STERN HARRIS, Ellen Stern Harris, executive director of the Fund for the Environment, has served as a vice chairwoman of the State Coastal Commission, as a member of the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board and on the board of directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
' . . . you drape the nice warm towel around her!' : When Love Is a Red, Red Ribbon Al Martinez
ENTERTAINMENT
Pros and Cons on Chemotherapy
Pros and Cons on Chemotherapy
Turning A Tin Can Sports Arena Into A Concert Hall MIKE GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Opera Announces Lineup KENNETH HERMAN
Prize-winning Director Here For Film Event KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Joffrey Ballet Announces L.A. Spring Season
Life Rolls On For S.d. Conductor MARC SHULGOLD
Cedar Walton: Best Of Both Worlds ZAN STEWART
Tv Review : Tortellis Boast A Cheerful Pedigree HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
Kcet Gets $600,000 From Foundation LEE MARGULIES
Plight of the Homeless
3 Ex-u.s. Officials Hit Abc For 'Amerika' Series JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Indianapolis Station Will Air Condom Ads Associated Press
Voltaire--bernstein Style : N. Y. Exports 'Candide' To Orange County MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
For Public Tv : Stations Seek Funding Of Documentary Series CLARKE TAYLOR
Evolution: 'Top Hat' To 'little Shop' CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Freeway Mural: A Lady Is Waiting ZAN DUBIN
Pros and Cons on Chemotherapy
Upcoming Opera Season Gives Verdi Top Billing KENNETH HERMAN
Pop Review : Big Bang Beat Borrows Best Sounds Of The '60s RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Ferrante Still Firing Away at Bank Regulators as They Tighten the Noose JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Reports 1.1% Inflation Rate for 1986--the Lowest in 25 Years PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
San Diego County
Dense-Pac Microsystems Reports $2-Million Loss
Los Angeles County DONALD WOUTAT
Raleigh, the British bicycle maker, was sold.
Pacific Bell submitted data for a PUC rate review.
Ultrasystems Inc. Gets Satellite Subcontract
San Diego County
Security Pacific applied to create a subsidiary.
Smaller U.S. Banks Stall $7.7-Billion Rescue Loan Package for Mexico DAN WILLIAMS and JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writers
Gibraltar Financial Profit Leaps in Quarter
Reagan Picks Kelley for Seat on Fed Board TOM REDBURN
1st Interstate Net Up 7.9% for Year JOHN M. BRODER
FAA Makes Addition to Wespercorp Contract
Judge Sets Deadline to Name Receiver for Fabulous Inns BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Some Denver firms offered 7.5% FHA mortgages.
Trimedyne Laser Gets FDA Panel's OK
Rockwell Corp. Unit Gets $16.5-Million Contract
San Diego County
Japanese chip sellers are leading the industry.
Dow Falls 10.40, Its First Decline of '87 From Times Wire Services
San Diego County
Foreign Exchange : Dollar Edges Higher; Gold Recovers Associated Press
McDonnell Wins Contract for Satellite Booster, Value Could Rise to $734 Million RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Volcker Urges Restrictions on Growth of 'Non-Banks' OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Eastern Airlines plans to reduce its labor costs.
San Diego County
Lawyer Indicted in Insider Trading Case Involving Newspaper Column MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Disney's Net Leaps 159% in Quarter; Arvida Unit Cited KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Home Shopping: Buyout Talks, Shakeout Fears NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Commodities : Livestock, Meat Futures Rise
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Agency Confirms Making Charges Against S&L Owner From a Times Staff Writer
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A U.S. firm became a Tokyo airport contractor.
St. Joe Gold Corp. Reports Jump in Net
Farm Was Proposed Site for Sports Arena : 'Urban Village' May Rise in Santa Ana ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
AMR Net Income Skids in 4th Quarter, Year
Air Force Contract Means 500 New Jobs at McDonnell Plant in Huntington Beach JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
How to Read Behind the Numbers DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Unisys Suffers Loss; Restructuring Cited
Super Bowl Week Shaping Up as Super One for Businesses KEN CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
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Chocolate Pie Is the Best She's Ever Eaten
Tarzana Restaurant Is on the Right Track JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Key to Maintaining Good Bone Health : Women Need Balanced Diet and Adequate Calcium
Healthful Meals in Hearty Stews TONI TIPTON
UC Extension Workshop on Dietary Guidelines
Old World Dishes Retain Appeal BERT GREENE, Greene is a New-York based food writer
The Super Bowl Production Number : Sandwiches Made Before Kickoff Make a Tasty Half Time
Celebrate the Start of Chinese New Year With a Delicious Oriental Feast : A Menu Suitable for Large or Small Groups
Raspberry Creme Brulee : Crispy Top Is Achieved by Broiling Instead of Torching ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Briquettes May Pose a Health Threat When Used in Enclosed Areas DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
'Desert Island' Desserts: Her Personal Favorites ANNE WILLAN, Willan, a cooking teacher and author, is founder and president of La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in Paris. She lives in Washington.
Gung Hay Fat Choy! JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Recognizing Sweet and Sour Grapes : The Annual Best and Worst of the Wine Industry in '86 NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
When It Comes Time to Replace Grandmother's Pots and Pans . . . MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Yugoslavian-Style Coffeecake Is Rich : Sweet Walnut Filling With a Hint of Citrus Gives Delicate Flavor
Link Between Diet and Disease Prevention Called Exaggerated : Evidence Is Lacking to Prove That Certain Foods Can Prevent Specific Health Ailments
The Do's and Don'ts of Sauerkraut JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
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