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What happened on January 28, 1987
NEWS
Year After Disaster : Challenger's Wake: Rage, Pain, Guilt WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
'Sugar Free' Sprite Wasn't; Diabetic Sues KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Liberace Reported Gravely Ill With Pernicious Anemia Associated Press
On Challenger's Anniversary, Pupils Accept Challenge LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Calls President Courageous but Weak : Iranian Exhibits Bible Signed by Reagan From Times Wire Services
House Iran-Contra Investigators Summon Hasenfus to Washington United Press International
Justices to Rule on School 'Moment of Silence' Law DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Iraq Says Warplanes Struck 6 Iran Towns From Reuters
The Region
Stamp Honors Chicagoan Associated Press
State Can Hold Off on Building Power Plants for Decade CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Usual Salute to a Hero Is Omitted Associated Press
The Region : Overtime Study Ordered
Wilson Praises Speech but Cranston Complains It Avoided Crucial Issues United Press International
Illegal Arms Flow Into Mexico Reported High United Press International
The World
The Nation
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Arms Control Still Near Top of Agenda, Reagan Declares ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Navy Rescinds Firing of Worker With AIDS Associated Press
The World
Death Toll Rises to 58 in Brazil Floods United Press International
Britain, Fearing Kidnaping, Starts Search for Waite TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Skier Killed in Alps From Reuters
The Nation
Nuclear Dump Delayed Till 2003 United Press International
Turk to Visit Reagan Associated Press
U.N. Agency Approves $6.7-Million Food Aid From Reuters
Speech a Chance to Repair Harm of Iran Scandal JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Sikhs Kill 2 Policemen From Reuters
The Nation
The World
The Nation
East Shivers in Record Cold From United Press International
The World : Peru Arrests 120 Leftists
Man Posing as Officer Sought in 3 Assaults Associated Press
Iran Executes 2 Rebels From Reuters
The State : 1,207 Suspects Identified
The Region
Contra Alliance in Danger Amid Internal Squabbling RICHARD BOUDREAUX and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Carlucci to Make Inspection Tour of Central America Associated Press
Bowen Left in Dark by Reagan Talk Associated Press
Aquino Challenged in Staged 'War of Images' : Foes Seek to Portray Regime as Unstable MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Get $2 Million From Van in Ireland From Reuters
The Nation
Radioactive Water Spill Contained at N.J. Plant United Press International
The World
Drug Traffickers Ditch Their Plane in Mexico United Press International
Aquino Challenged in Staged 'War of Images' : Assault Troops Ring Broadcast Station MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Orders Carrier to Extend Its Stay in Mediterranean Associated Press
The World
State Library: Gold Mine in Book Form CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
The World
Ohio Town's Police Call In Sick to Protest Work Times United Press International
Gorbachev Asks for Reform of Party Elections WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
73 Seconds of Silence Honor Challenger's Lost Crew Associated Press
W. Germans Arrest Brother of Hijack Suspect WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
$10,000 Reward Offered in UCLA Assaults
Cancer-Stricken Rep. Burton May Step Down From a Times Staff Writer
Saudi Efforts Credited for Breakthrough : Longtime Foes Mubarak, Assad Confer in Kuwait CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Judge Won't Allow Diary as Evidence in N.Y. Sex Slaying United Press International
The Nation
Bush Concedes Iran Arms Sale Is 'Debatable' Associated Press
U.S. Clamps Lid on Terrorist Link Arrests JOHN BILOTTA, United Press International
Mexico Plans New Resort
The Region
The Nation : End to Rail Strike Ordered
U.S. Dollar Falls to 6-Year Low Associated Press
The Nation
Hall Returns to U.S., Apologizes to Nicaragua Associated Press
2nd Lot Needed for L.A. Prison Isn't for Sale, Owner Says LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
A 'Nation of Doers' Draws Salute Associated Press
Book Review : A Bit of Overkill on a Journey Inward RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
Heartwarming thoughts about a long, uncomplicated life on the island of Crete--but, sorry, no thanks! Jack Smith
Police Have This Man's Number--but Not His Name DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Soviets Fire Two More Brezhnev-Era Leaders United Press International
West Germans Find Liquid Explosives Hidden in Field United Press International
INS Sees Organized Crime Rise Associated Press
Health Issues Project's Ready for Next Step : With Public's Views in Hand, Organizers Plan a Forum Tonight DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Christa as NASA's Media Darling ROBERT T. HOHLER
Alzheimer's Foundation Unit Salutes Founders Ann Conway
Torres Calls for More Toilets for Women CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Prayer, Special Events to Mark Anniversary of Shuttle Disaster From Associated Press
Homeless Crowd Shelters as East Shivers From Associated Press
Glendale Is Home of U.S. Constitution Bicentennial Panel
Film Maker Norman McLaren Dies at 72 BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
College Chief Found Innocent Associated Press
Cerritos Mayor Drops Out of Senate Race MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
President Regrets Iran Deal, Calls for Bipartisanship JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Deputy Hit 2 in Jail Ward, D.A. Charges
Democrats Say Reagan Speech Failed to Put End to Iran Issue : Republicans See President as on Road to Rebound Associated Press
Blaze on Greek Tanker Put Out After 52 Hours United Press International
Pope to Visit Detroit Associated Press
Give a Listen to a New Kind of 'Talkin" THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
George Burns' 91st Birthday Party : Cedars-Sinai Bash Honors the Fund-Raising Comedian JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
First 6 Million Documents of Carter Days Released United Press International
The Region : Santa Ana Area Evacuated
Talk Is a Chance for Reagan to Regain Control JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Arab-Americans Voice Outrage at Arrests of 7 RONALD L. SOBLE and MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writers
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Text: 'We Must Not Deny . . . Successes of the Future' United Press International
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Talk Stresses Competitiveness : Reagan Tries Also to Preempt Issue of U.S. Trade Balance OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Accounting on Arms Deal Urged in Democratic Response : Byrd Warns of 'Mistrust' in Nation JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writer
The State
THE STATE OF THE UNION : December Federal Deficit Drops 18% From '85 Associated Press
THE STATE OF THE UNION : White House Muffles the Ruffles United Press International
Muslim Youths Join Protest of Kidnapings in Lebanon Associated Press
Reiner Fears 'Sabotage' of Night Court Plan TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
100 Arrested in Protests at Nevada Test Site, El Toro STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Reputed Member of Asian Drug Ring Arrested United Press International
Shultz Denies Later Arms Dealing : Iran Told Last Month It Cannot Buy More, He Testifies SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Administration Opposes Extra Funds : House Votes $50 Million in Homeless Aid JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Bail Doubled for CHP Murder Suspect H. G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Man Accused as Police Impostor in Sexual Ruses United Press International
THE STATE OF THE UNION : Pledge Made to Work Well With Speaker United Press International
Vatican Appeals for Debt Relief for Third World DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Invalidates Passports for Traveling to Lebanon : Situation Too Chaotic for Safety From Times Wire Services
Nicaragua to Release Hall Today, Says He's Too Unstable for Trial MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The Region
U.S., Mongolia Establish First Diplomatic Ties From Times Wire Services
Bird Court's Death Penalty 'Sympathy' Ruling Voided DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
An unfinished nuclear plant will be altered for gas.
J. W. Robinson's Chief Quits After 10 Months, Signaling More Moves by New Owner NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
San Diego County
San Diego County
First Chicago will acquire FUFS for $175.6 million.
Fluor Daniel Awarded $8-Million Building Pact
An accounting firm lost its appeal of a judgment.
Troubled Year at USX : No. 1 U.S. Steelmaker Blames Biggest Quarterly Loss on Huge Writeoffs JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Americans' wage increases were smaller last year.
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
San Diego County
Telephone Holding Firms Record Mixed Results
Classic Coke was the top-selling soft drink in '86.
Baker Puts Off Vote on Merger Until Feb. 25 LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Needed: Tough, Rational U.S. Trade Policy HARRY BERNSTEIN
Orange County
San Diego County
Rally Resumes at Full Blast; Dow Hits New Record : Analysts Liken Resurgence to 'Hollywood Script,' Say Correction Unlikely Soon DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Trade Deficit Drop Expected to Aid County : 'Solid Gains' Predicted for Local Economy in '87 KEN CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
The SEC charged Storage Technology with fraud.
San Diego County
British Airways will sell its stock to the public.
San Diego County
San Diego County
Chevron Reports 4th-Quarter Loss DONALD WOUTAT
Nation
South Florida Top Area for Latino Business Associated Press
Nation
San Diego County
Emulex Gets a Lift in Its Battle With Digital Over Trade Secrets CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Naugles Board Advised to OK Merger MARY ANN GALANTE
Hewlett-Packard Set to Unveil Spectrum; Stock Tops Active List DONNA K. H. WALTERS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Two paper products firms agreed to a merger.
Varco Begins Offer of Debentures : Hard-Hit Oil Services Firm Intends to Pay Secured Debt KEN CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Norfolk Southern Tells SEC It May Seek to Take Over Piedmont Aviation ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Steve's Detailing Sells $1.17 Million in Franchises
Parrish Resigns as Chief Executive of Vitalmetrics BILL RITTER
Japan to Impose Quotas on Car Exports to U.S. for Seventh Year SAM JAMESON and JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writers
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Datapower Overhauling Management, Finances HENRY RIVERO
Wynn's Expects '86 Earnings to Top $6 Million ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Rusty Pelican Investor Mutes Criticism and Gives Up Control Bid MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
The Army changed agencies for its recruiting ads.
Ex-Owner of Self-Service Gas Stations Sentenced to 4 Years in Loan Fraud Case BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Census Report Says Latino Business Most Successful in Miami Associated Press
Zayre Losing Money on HomeClub Acquisition LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'It was designed to let kids have run of their imagination.' : It May Take a Wizard to Save Oz Play Area BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
HUD Probing Possible Housing Commission 'Favoritism' RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Prisoner Found Hanged in Fullerton City Jail NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Forsyth and Howard Beach: Still a Long, Long Way to Go CORETTA SCOTT KING, Coretta Scott King is the president of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Non-violent Social Change, an institution named for her late husband
CHP Officers
Making Peace on Trade
An Uncertain Future
Race for Seat in 1st District Grows Tough JANET CLAYTON, Times Staff Writer
Philippines' Only Hope
Statements in McMartin Case Called Inconsistent LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Oil Company Officer Fined in Pollution Case Gordon Grant \f7
Stats Pressure Gets to the Ballplayers--Wouldn't It to You? DANIEL BERN, Daniel Bern is a musician and writer and baseball fan enjoying his first winter in Los Angeles
Staff Told to Fine-Tune Del Mar Seawall Proposal JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Dispute Over Campaign Sign Removal Is Settled Roxana Kopetman
Local News in Brief : Calabasas Cityhood Qualifies for Ballot
County Will Provide Schools With AIDS Information Booklet JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
A Sour Note on Symphony Refunds HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Bernardi Urges Study of Lopez Canyon Landfill as a Possible Storage Site for Abandoned Cars REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Unified Workers Press Trustees for Raise
Local Elections : Tuesday Results
Council OKs Limits on Developers : Affects Condos in Sherman Oaks REGINALD SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Police Department to Hold Job Fair in Effort to Recruit More Officers
'Remedy for Health Care'
Republicans and Iran Arms Issue
Republicans and Iran Arms Issue
Republicans and Iran Arms Issue
Republicans and Iran Arms Issue
Crimes of Hate
'At the end of 10 years, we've got $400 million recirculating with the poor people.' DOUG SMITH
Super Transit Unit to Replace RTD Proposed TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Schools to Close 2 Magnet Programs Despite Objections; Others Added LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Council OKs $3.7 Million to Pay Police for Overtime DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove
Half-Empty L.A. Shelter Turns Away Homeless : Officials Cite Safety Problem; Council Expresses Concern but Takes No Action RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Steinbock Named Bishop of Santa Rosa : Auxiliary in Diocese of Orange to Assume New Office March 31 MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Republicans and Iran Arms Issue
Stay of Execution Granted to Killer by Federal Judge Associated Press
Lawyers Trot Out 'Truths' in Davis, Klein Trial JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Opens Its Arms to Wounded Afghans : Victims of Fighting Against Soviets to Be Treated Here ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Judge Clears Way for Sale of Honey Springs BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Not Aware of Suppression of Evidence, Stevens Says From Times Wire Services
State Board's Help Sought in School Fees Dispute LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
5 Injured in 4-Car Pileup on I-5 in Anaheim
Bail for CHP Officer Doubled to $1 Million : Prosecutor Cites New Evidence, Witness Fears Over Release of Suspect in Slaying of SDSU Student H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Vow Made to Keep Serial Killer Task Force at Existing Strength
40 Arrested in Protest at Wincon Site STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Teachers Want Apology for Union Cartoon
Judge OKs Use of Disputed Transcript in 2nd Penn Trial JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Council Still Deadlocked on Filling Vacant Seat Roxana Kopetman
Local News in Brief : 2 Van Nuys Brothers Arrested in Fatal Shooting in Pacoima
72 Arrested in Protest at Test Site in Nevada From Times Wire Services
City Agrees to Shelter for the Homeless ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Inquiry Continues Into Sunday's Border Shooting HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
Slaying Trial Set for Ex-Crime Fighter
Tide and Rain Should Make It Damp Day DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Businessman Acquitted in Fraud Case : Newport Beach Man Had Been Indicted in Real Estate Project JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Mystery Fumes Trigger More Complaints : But Firefighters Find No Health Hazard, or Cause, for Second Day JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
West German 'Techno Bandit' Did 'Tremendous Harm,' Prosecutor Says JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
4 More Drivers for RTD Fined for Violations
L.A. Council Panel Proposes Study of Van Nuys Redevelopment Need
Is America Losing Out in the Space Race? JOHN E. PIKE and GAIL H. HOFFMAN, John E. Pike is the associate director for space policy at the Federation of American Scientists in Washington. Gail H. Hoffman is a Washington-based media and political consultant
Claims Health Endangered : Worker Sues Cal State Over Cigarette Smoke BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Persons Arrested at Wincon Protest
Discovered Near Scripps Ranch : Body Identified as Missing Southeast S.D. Man HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
24 Arrested in Kearny High Drug Investigation HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
State Opens Its First Detention Camp Exclusively for Girls ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF, Times Staff Writer
Businessman Cleared in Real Estate Case : 6 Others Accused in $14-Million Chatsworth Development Deal JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
County : TWA Gets Top Priority for John Wayne Flights John Needham \f7
Detective in Boston Strangler Case Dies From Times Wire Services
Police Investigating Linda Vista Beatings H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Westminster
Samaritan Braved an Inferno DEBORRAH WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Placentia : Reward Announced for News of Missing Girl
Weighting Game : 18 1/2 Ounces at Birth, She'll Be Going Home Soon MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Irvine : Data in Molestation Case Sent On to Police
Babylon
SPORTS
Pepperdine Beats CSUN in Volleyball DAVID MORGAN
Holloway Reaches for the Stars to Honor the Challenger Seven SCOTT OSTLER
Winning Is Ultimate Challenge : Keeping Varsity Spot Is Simple: Don't Lose Match to Teammate STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Pallares Leaves Cal State Long Beach to Attend Fullerton College TOM HAMILTON
Orange County Prep Basketball : Mater Dei Girls Win on Defense, 68-56 STUART DEDIC
Pac-10 Studies UCLA's Recruiting of Fairfax Basketball Star Higgins SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Royal's 3-1 Win Over Westlake Forges First-Place Tie in Marmonte League JOHN ORTEGA
Atzecs Lose Record-Tying 10th Straight
Names in the News
Chargers Raid the Raiders : Ortmayer Is Named Team's Director of Football Operations CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Cal Lutheran Comes Apart in 2nd Half
College Basketball Roundup
McEnroe Defeats Wilander, 6-4, 6-4, in U.S. vs. Sweden Exhibition Match Associated Press
Magic Decides to Find Comfort Playing a Game GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Valley Top 10
Greene, Upshaw, Langer Make Pro Football Hall on First Try; Seven Elected Associated Press
Pat Quinn Walks, Reads and Waits; Ziegler's Decision Is Expected Soon JULIE CART
NHL Roundup : Lemieux Helps Penguins End Skid DAN HAFNER
Chris Evert Lloyd Says She Will Cut Down on Her Play After '87 Associated Press
HOW SAN DIEGO GOT SUPER BOWL XXII : Unable to Win It, Klein Brought It Home CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
STATISTICAL WATCH : Davis' One-Man Show Can't Prevent 2 Losses
Orange County Player of the Week : Thomas' New Attitude Creates Winning Atmosphere BARBIE LUDOVISE
Montclair Prep's Victory Fits to a T : Treibatch Flexes Muscles in 50-43 Win Over L.A. Baptist GARY KLEIN
Mann Breaks Rebounding Season Mark
Names in the News
Bykova's Win at Braemar Tournament May Signal Upswing in Soviet Tennis STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Battle of the Bilge Is Conner's Mizzen Impossible MIKE DOWNEY
Peppi's 28 Points Lead Cal Lutheran Women
SCC Rally Beats Cal Lutheran
Raiders' Insurer Sues the Raiders : Company Does Not Want to Pay $5-Million Award to Klein
NBA Roundup : 76ers End the Knicks' Home Win Streak at 6 as Barkley Dominates DAN HAFNER
San Diego Player of the Week : She Learned Consistency the Hard Way JEFFREY MILLER
Ortmayer Quits Raiders to Become Chargers' Football Director
College Basketball Roundup : St. John's Struggles to Win, 61-58 From Times Wire Services
AROUND THE LEAGUES : Alemany Runs Off Track When Swanson Misses Bosco Tech Game
San Diego High School Basketball : Lincoln's Small Team Wins Big JEFFREY PARENTI
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK : Knapp's Intense Transition Game Starts at Tip-Off
As the N.Y. Giants Piled Up Points, Super Bowl Lost Them in the Ratings LARRY STEWART
Pallares Leaves Cal State Long Beach to Attend Fullerton College
THE STARS OF TACOMA : They're the Talk of the Town, 6 Games Ahead of Sockers MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Poly Faces Two League Forfeits If Rule Upheld STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Wrestling Left Its Mark . . . Often CHRIS DUFRESNE
Thompson Keeps Feet on the Ground DAVE DISTEL
Point Loma Women Lose to Azusa Pacific
L.A.'s the (Sports) Place, Argue Says : Sports Committee Is Set Up to Bring Major Events to City JOHN FAWAZ, Times Staff Writer
THE AMERICA'S CUP : Aussies Unleash Their 'Terrorist' Helmsman RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Aussies Predict a Win RICH ROBERTS
Ellenberger's Return : Former New Mexico Basketball Coach Pays Visit to the Scene of the Scandal That Drove Him Out PETE HERRERA, Associated Press
The NHL / Julie Cart : Esposito Wins--And It's a Problem JULIE CART
WINTER SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS : Alemany Uses Tandem of Swanson and Lucid to Snap Losing Streak
At Pinnacle, Parcells Notes the First Time
Long Beach's Carter Wins USIU Golf Event
Orange County Prep Soccer : McIntyre Leads Laguna Hills
San Diego High School Basketball
THE MENTAL GAMES : Dropping Weight, Getting Psyched Up Are Part of the Contests That Go On Before the Match MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
UC Irvine Is Fourth in Golf Tournament
Around-the-World Sailboat Race : 17 Yachts Leave Sydney on the 8,300-Mile Run to Rio DAN BYRNE, Dan Byrne. a former news editor with the Los Angeles Times, was one of 10 finishers of the 1982-83 BOC Challenge.
Orange County Prep Basketball
Gable Is House of 1,000 Bowling Balls : $125,000 PBA Tournament Begins on Torrance Lanes Today DON SNYDER, Times Staff Writer
No Ticker-Tape Parade for Giants; Fans Enjoy New Jersey Celebration Associated Press
Bailey Says He Will Attend UCLA; Fullerton Signs 5
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Dee And Davis Team Up To Tell 'Human' Stories CLARKE TAYLOR
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Stage Review : Shepard's Fire Fades In This 'Fool' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Coming Attractions Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Flirting With Fame Is His Game NANCY CHURNIN DEMAC
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Russian Emigre Feels At Home With Music Of U.s. CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Music Review : Ricci, Friends Ill At Ease At South Coast Rep MARC SHULGOLD
Recital Debut : Jerusalem Sings At Old Globe DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Stage Review : Jewish War Heroine Is Portrayed DON SHIRLEY
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On Writing Your Ticket To Success JACK MATHEWS
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Houston Wins With Old News DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Sensitivity Resides On Blackstreet LYNNE HEFFLEY
Music Reviews : E.a.r. Unit At County Museum Of Art JOHN HENKEN
Pop Music Review : Jane's Addiction Not Habit Forming DON WALLER
'At Risk' Forums : No Phone-in Slated For Pbs Special HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Music Reviews : Western Opera Sings 'Boheme' In English JOHN VOLAND
Stage Review : Play About Lizzie Begs Question NANCY CHURNIN DEMAC
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Detroit's WXYZ Is 1st to Air Condom Ads JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
Foreign Tv Markets Court 'Amerika' JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Let's Get Real: 'Dynasty' Sinking To Old Heights HOWARD ROSENBERG
Couple Confident Of Choices In Building Art Collection HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
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