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What happened on January 26, 1987
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Boy, 9, Riding Bicycle Near School, Is Slain United Press International
The Death of Ray Bolger
Demonstrators Ready to Push for Peace at Arms Convention MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Governor Keeps Emphasis on Education BILL LEONARD, Bill Leonard (R-Redlands) served in the last session on the California Assembly Education Committee and the ways and means subcommittee on education.
San Diego
Oil: Deeper and Deeper
FULLERTON : Man Held Following Chase After Robbery
4 Held in Swedish Blast Associated Press
Sacramento Hostages
Pilot Arrested After Near-Midair Collision ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Cold Snap's Cost Hits $11 Million for Growers in Ventura County T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
30 in Italy Hurt in Crash Associated Press
Mission Viejo : Lobbying Group to Hold Forum on Education
Marine Killed in Crash
Lotto Jackpot Rises to $7 Million
Allies Need to Help Prepare for U.S. Decline in Europe ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Lottery Winners
Filling the Void
Molina for the Council
9 Sri Lanka Rebels Killed From Reuters
San Diego
Auto Club Withdraws Support of Permanent Car-Pool Lanes on 55 MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
L.A. Sewage
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Attributed to Overtime : Firefighters: Some Hit $70,000 Mark JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Filipino Landlessness: Recipe for Violence ROY L. PROSTERMAN, Roy L. Prosterman, a development specialist at the University of Washington Law School in Seattle, is a co-author of the forthcoming book, "Land Reform and Democratic Development" (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987).
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Local News in Brief : Bomb Explodes in Car in Granada Hills
Countywide : 2 County Teachers in Running for Arts Prize
Local News in Brief : Man's Body Found at Pacoima Junior High
Garden Grove : 2 Injured as Car Crashes and Is Then Rear-Ended Nancy Wride
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
FLORA OF THE VALLEY : Monterey Pine ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF
Moorpark Abuzz With Talk of Cocaine and Corruption SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Border Patrolman Accidentally Shot by Fellow Officer JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
A Constitution Bows to Repression : Nicaragua's Sandinistas Codify Party's Absolute Power ELLIOTT ABRAMS, Elliott Abrams is assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs.
Latino Family Charges Police With Brutality H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Orderly Super Bowl Throng Is a Routine Challenge for Pasadena RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Woman Shot in Face; Suspect Arrested
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Internal Squabble Divides Latino Civil Rights Group at Crucial Time GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Once Seedy Downtown Carlsbad Is Now Trendy : Redevelopment Replaces Sleazy Bars, Hotels With Smart Shops, but Some See a Dark Side to Picture ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
'If you want to get out and hustle and work like hell, you can become a millionaire too' : Being Good and Tough ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF, Times Staff Writer
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Teen-Agers Pull Couple From Burning Car After Crash NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Fire Kills Man in Missouri Associated Press
The Death of Ray Bolger
Sunland-Tujunga Residents Upset Over 'Eyesore' Lots GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
What Game? : For Some, a Day on the Lake Beats Even the Ultimate in Football Any Time ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Dispute Over Magazine Stirs Contest for Escondido Library Post TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point : 2-Mile-Long Sea Sewer Line Passes Inspection
Family Keeps Vigil for Girl Missing 6 Days NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Buena Park : Man Critically Injured in 3-Car Freeway Crash Nancy Wride
Oral Roberts and God's 'Threat'
Students Will Be Learning Hard Lessons of Inhumanity BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
The Death of Ray Bolger
Change Is at Hand for San Juan Capistrano : Downtown Redevelopment Plans Spark Hopes and Fears of Merchants, Residents BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Competing With San Diego Firm for Project : Birtcher Banking on a Local Advantage BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Counties Probe Credentials of Firefighters' Veteran Trainer KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Scam Victims Get Some Money Back as U.S. Agencies Go After Cheaters PENNY PAGANO, Times Staff Writer
Ministers Call Town's Portrayal During Rights March Not Fair Associated Press
Stripes to Race Kookaburra III Associated Press
The Region : Gang Crime Shows Drop
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Western China Rocked by 6.4 Quake United Press International
New Protection Likely for Medicare Patients : Administration's Proposal Calls for Unlimited Hospital Care Days, Ceiling on Physician Bills ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
China Orders U.S. Reporter Out Associated Press
The Region
The Region
The Region
The World
Bonn Coalition Wins Election; Majority Drops WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Optimistic on Border Crisis, Pakistani Says From Reuters
The World
The Region
Bus Line Buyers and Union in Tentative Pact Associated Press
Super Bowl Xxi : Other Views TONY KORNHISER, The Washington Post ; EDITOR'S NOTE: Here's a sampling of what some of the nation's leading out-of-town sportswriters told their readers about the New York Giants' 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Sunday's Super Bowl XXI game at the Rose Bowl.
Shackled Mystery Man Brought to Mandela Home Associated Press
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
The Nation
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook CHRIS COBBS, From Staff and Wire Reports
'You're on Your Own,' U.S. Warns Americans in Beirut : Won't Make Concessions--Reagan Associated Press
2 More Foreigners Kidnaped in W. Beirut; Believed Polish Associated Press
The World
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
1,100 Soviets Rescued From Baltic Ice Floes Associated Press
Record Home Sales in December Associated Press
The State
Egypt Welcomed Back to Key Arab World Role CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Common Mart Orders Talks to Avert Trade War Associated Press
Super Bowl Xxi : Other Views KEN DENLINGER, The Washington Post ; EDITOR'S NOTE: Here's a sampling of what some of the nation's leading out-of-town sportswriters told their readers about the New York Giants' 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Sunday's Super Bowl XXI game at the Rose Bowl.
East Battered by New Storm; Toll Reaches 46 From Times Wire Services
The Region
The Region
Latin Moves Sour U.S.-Mexico Ties : Nations at Odds Over Contadora Central America Efforts DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Canada's Leader in Rome From Reuters
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Israelis Talk of Peking Ties
The Nation
Cardinal Blames Reform Failures for Manila Deaths From Times Wire Services
Typically, Bully Boys Run Wild Jim Murray
Fumes Close 2 Airport Terminals
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE LOSERS : Giants Much Too Big for Elway Alone, but He Offers No Excuses CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Arafat Seeking Closer Ties With Jordan King From Reuters
SUPER BOWL XXI : It's a Really Great Show for the Fans, Who Make Game What They Desire LEON URIS, EDITOR'S NOTE: Leon Uris, widely acclaimed best-selling author of such books as "Exodus," "Trinity," "Topaz," "QB VII" and "The Haj," is a longtime football fan. From his home in Aspen, Colo., Uris has followed the National Football League in general and the Denver Broncos in particular. At the request of The Times and the Denver Post, Uris became a sportswriter for Super Bowl week. What follows is his account of Super Bowl XXI.
Dissident Djilas Wins Passport for Visit to West Associated Press
Soviet Jet Landing Eased by Passengers Associated Press
Nun Who Lived at N.Y. Homeless Shelter Slain Associated Press
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook CHRIS DUFRESNE, From Staff and Wire Reports
Injured Climber in High Spirits SHIRLEY MARLOW
Foreigners Won't Leave Beirut and Embassies Are Frustrated From Reuters
15,000 March on Palace, Aquino Withdraws Troops : Manila Protesters Hugged by Cabinet Officials, Nuns From Reuters
The Nation
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
For African National Congress, Shultz Meeting Will Offer Immense Potential MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Business Fails to Rally Behind Plan to Kill Cal/OSHA HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
The World
SUPER BOWL XXI : AUSTRALIAN VIEWS : In West Australia, No One Cares Who Played, Let Alone Won RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
SUPER BOWL XXI : NOTEBOOK : Sweet Dream Turns Sour for Broncos' Johnson; For Giants' Morris, Victory Means Vindication From Staff and Wire Reports
The World
The World
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook BILL DWYRE, From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
The World
The Nation
Giants Hand Denver a Super Defeat, 39-20
SUPER BOWL XXI : Simms and Giants Pour It On, 39-20 : Second Half Sinks Elway and Broncos MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Fla. Students Honor Astronauts Who Died in Space Accidents United Press International
2 N.Y. Mets Plead No Contest Associated Press
Surgery for Speed : UC Davis Teams Return Ailing Racehorses to Winning Ways CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook BOB OATES, From Staff and Wire Reports
Peking Arrests Student for News Leak JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Impact of Canceling King Holiday Studied in Arizona Associated Press
The State
Alcohol as a Hazardous Chemical: It May Make Governor's List PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Mill Girls: The Slavery of Ignorance CAROLYN SEE
The Region
Librarian Is Keeper of 'The List' About Children's Books JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Meets Panel Probing NSC Actions Associated Press
Blending In : Illegals: You'd Be Surprised MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Man on Jarvik-7 2 Weeks Dies Day After Transplant Associated Press
Three Hawaii Beaches Declared Safe After Oil Spill Associated Press
Southerners' Club Gets Down to Nitty Grits : Breakfast Gatherings Revolve Around Plates of That Famous Staple DANA PARSONS
Teacher Passes Her NASA Tests With Flying Colors ROBERT T. HOHLER
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE WINNERS : Simms Made Quite a Name for Himself: You Can Call Him Phil CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Dam Bursts in Peru; 15 Killed, 45 Hurt From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
The Region : Drunk Flying Suspected
The State : Layton Hearing Delayed
Jacket Zipper Deflects Bullet, Saves Detective Associated Press
French Court Lifts Seizure Order on Khashoggi Plane From Reuters
Ex-rug beaters come out of the closet, dusting off old memories with mixed emotions Jack Smith
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE LOSERS : Karlis Kicks Himself for Missing, but the Broncos Don't Fault Him SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : COMMENTARY : It Takes an Old Pro to Put Elway Down and Lift Giants Up MIKE DOWNEY
SUPER BOWL XXI : DENVER SCENE : BRONCOMANIA SUBDUED : Fans in Colorado, Adorned in Team Colors and Spirit, Grow Quiet as Their Broncos Are Bucked From Times Wire Services
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Guard Briefly Held by Folsom Inmate Associated Press
Move Before Key Vote Feared : Manila on Edge: Marcos Return, Coups Rumored MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Italian Woman Dies at 106 United Press International
SUPER BOWL XXI : NOTEBOOK : Their Teams Made the Big Game, Now They're Taking the Big Leap From Times Wire Services
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook RANDY HARVEY, From Staff and Wire Reports
SUPER BOWL XXI : COMMENTARY : Giants Had Right Plays at the Right Times, Too BOB OATES
SUPER BOWL XXI : TELEVISION COMMENTARY : This Game Did Not Even Have Chance to Live Up to Its Billing HOWARD ROSENBERG
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE GAME : Heaven Can Wait, Giants Are Champions : In the End, It Was Carson, Banks and Taylor Who Crossed Up the Broncos BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
SUPER BOWL XXI : ROSE BOWL SCENE : MIRROR IMAGES : To Get the Women's View of Super Bowl XXI, We Take You to a Few of the Few Ladies Rooms at Rose Bowl PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Animal Heart Transplants
SUPER BOWL XXI : NEW YORK SCENE : GIANT DELIVERANCE : For Followers in New York and New Jersey, Win Ends 30 Years of Frustration From Times Wire Services
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE GAME : Though Prediction Bombs, Game Also Isn't Real Big Treat JACK SMITH
Cattle Plane Skids Off Taxiway United Press International
2nd Big Storm in Week Paralyzes East Coast From Associated Press
Iran Building Political Status in Basra Battle ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Kidnapers Threaten to Kill Hostage : Callers Demand Bonn Free TWA Hijacking Suspect RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : LAS VEGAS SCENE : You Bet, the Super Bowl Is Big Hit in Las Vegas, Especially to Winners PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE WINNERS : A GIANT LEAP FOR HIM : Rutledge Doesn't Get Much Playing Time, but He Makes the Most of It When He Gets the Go-Ahead on Fake Punt JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : PASADENA SCENE : IT'S ONLY FOOTBALL : A Reminder From Church of Angels: Enjoy the Game, Don't Worship It PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Islam Summit Opens With Appeal for Iran-Iraq Peace United Press International
SUPER BOWL XXI : COMMEMTARY : Giants Put the Arm on Broncos; It Was Simms All the Way SCOTT OSTLER
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE GAME : Broncos Need 'Wow' but Use 'Whammo' RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXI : NOTEBOOK : Yes, That Was Pistol-Packing Phil
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Dallas 'Platoon' Viewer Fires Tear Gas Spray Associated Press
SUPER BOWL XXI : TELEVISION COMMENTARY : CBS Gets Caught Again on Instant Replay LARRY STEWART
SUPER BOWL XXI : THE GAME : McConkey in Wrong Place at Right Time : He Just Misses Scoring Touchdown, Then Manages to Get One on the Rebound RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
San Quentin Inmate Critical After Stabbing Associated Press
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook JOHN WEYLER, From Staff and Wire Reports
Liberace Enters Hospital for Treatment of Anemia United Press International
Combination Would Hurt Competition : Justice Dept. Will Oppose Merger of Baker, Hughes MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Quarantines Held Possible : Colorado AIDS Bill Raises New Discrimination Fears DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook From Staff and Wire Reports
Super Bowl Xxi : Notebook SAM McMANIS, From Staff and Wire Reports
Kennedy's New Look : He Now Seeks Reform Without Big Spending ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writers
Super Bowl Parties Kick Off and Have a Ball Marylouise Oates
ENTERTAINMENT
'Warrior Queen' A Soft-core Sex Fantasy PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Music Review : Mozart Camerata Misses Substance MARC SHULGOLD
WOODY AND HIS OSCARS: SNUBBING THE RACE : Allen Has Insisted That His Name Be Left Off Orion's Academy Award Ads JACK MATHEWS
First Off . . . 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
Stage Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Collector Turns Home Into Statement On Art HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Revision Of 'Ceiling' KRISTINE McKENNA
Pop Music Reviews : Death Wish DUNCAN STRAUSS
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock 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
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
At 68, Ricci Is Still Fiddling Strong DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies 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
The Right Equation For Upgrading Math Skills LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
Shot Heard 'round The News Rooms HOWARD ROSENBERG
Dance Reviews : Northwest Ballet In Local Debut DONNA PERLMUTTER
'Busted Up': Bare-fisted Melodrama KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Pop Music Reviews : Social Distortion Gets Its Act Back Into Focus JON MATSUMOTO
Art Review : 'Million Stories' In Search Of A Story Line KRISTINE McKENNA
10th Anniversary Of Miniseries : Reunion Celebrates The Epic 'Roots' ALEENE MacMINN, Times Television Editor
Chinese Foursome In A Comedy Romp KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Stage Review : 'Round 2': Same Journey, But The Road Is Bumpier DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Music Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock 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
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Dance Reviews : Morca Theatre CHRIS PASLES
BUSINESS
Mexican Food Firm Works to Undo Effect of False Report : Juanita's Victimized by Finger-in-Menudo Scare TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Small Record Company Placed in Receivership : Union Bank Suit Charges That Consolidated Allied Misstated Financial Status WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
First Sierra Bank in Bishop was closed.
Cold Spell Also Puts a Chill on State's Agricultural Production BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
An offer for Lear Siegler shares was extended.
Japanese auto and truck production declined.
Baker Urges Probe of Computerized Securities Trading DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Gasoline Rises an Average of 3 Cents a Gallon From United Press International
California
California
Los Angeles County
California
'Relatively Few Options Remain' : Airline Merger Mania Expected to Abate ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
The Paris Club agreed to reschedule Gabon's debt.
California
California
PSA/USAir Merger Pivots on Teamsters GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
California
Los Angeles County
The planned sale of Edgington Oil was scrapped.
PBS Enters Worker-Training Field : Narrowcast Service to Offer Videos to Corporate Clients United Press International
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Justice Dept. to Oppose Merger of Hughes, Baker : Says Combination Would Hurt Competition in Oil Pump, Tricone Bit Markets MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
SPORTS
Earl Bell Becomes Only the Fourth Man to Clear 19-2 3/4 in Portland Meet Associated Press
College Basketball Roundup : Robinson's 45 Not Enough for Navy From Times Wire Services
Aztecs Look for First WAC Victory
Mattingly Has New Routine
Becker to Work With Track Coach
Williams' Shot Wins for Hoyas : Three-Point Basket Hands DePaul First Loss of Season, 74-71 Associated Press
Orange County Prep Review : For Western's Chuck Powell, Big Strides in the Game of Life Mike DiGiovanna
Winter Sports Roundup : Zurbriggen Wins World Cup Race From Times Wire Services
Another Super Sunday for Celtics : 76ers Get Kicked Around in Boston Garden, 111-96 Associated Press
Names in the News
Golf Roundup : Shadow Puts Spotlight on Azinger From Times Wire Services
Marvelous Rog Packs a Punch : Tustin's Middleton Is Big, Looks Mean and He Can Score TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Edberg to Play McEnroe at the Forum LISA DILLMAN
Sznajder Defeats Leach at Indian Wells, 6-3, 6-4
Giants Pour It On in 2nd Half, 39-20 : Simms Leads Super Rout of Broncos BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
A Jolly Chap Named Solly Is King of 10K Runnin' and Funnin' ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Senior Citizens on Parade : San Marcos Field Had Plenty of Oldies, but Zoffany Was Goodie BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Readying for the Thunder Down Under : Will Lightning Strike Conner Again or Can He Bring America's Cup Back? RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
A Do-It-All : Cypress' Andy Olivarez's Multiple Talents on the Court Have the Chargers in Contention for a Conference Title STEVE KRESAL
USC's Windham, 49ers' Toler Speak a Different Lingo : 2 Down By Law SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Gilliland Wins Thistle Regatta on Mission Bay
Women's Intercollegiate Invitational Tennis : Stanford's Patty Fendick Adds Still Another Title to Her College Credit LISA DILLMAN
ICE RACING : Cars Go Slip-Sliding Away on Frozen Lakes for Thrills and Chills but Few Spills SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
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