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What happened on January 29, 1987
NEWS
Max Herman; Headed LAPD's Feared 'Hat Squad' Detectives
I Touch the Future,' Part V : The McAuliffe Family Is Finding Signs of Hope Amid the Grief ROBERT T. HOHLER
Places to Rent the Car of Your Dreams RHONDA BRIGHT, Bright is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Psychologist Assesses Reasons for Seeking Job : Police Candidates Find Motives on Trial ANDREW S. DOCTOROFF and JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writers
First Daughter in GOP Spotlight Marylouise Oates
Notebook : Soccer Coach Claims 'Travesty' Led Rival Kennedy Team to Playoff Victory Ray Ripton
Mudd, Angered by '1986' Cancellation, Leaves NBC for PBS United Press International
Blind Couple See Only Good, Not the Guilt of the Helpers CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Speakes Now Says Reagan Sent Bible Associated Press
Valerian Trifa; Archbishop Ejected by U.S. for Nazism From Times Wire Services
Outspoken Head of Venice Action Committee Quits ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Defendant's Voice : Tape Describes Killing of Pizza Deliveryman PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Groups Holding Americans Linked, Tied to Iran: Shultz United Press International
The World
The House : Highway Bill
No Bids Submitted for Renovation of Malibu Pier Facility
The Nation
India Bus Plunge Kills 52 Associated Press
'It's Crazy,' Van de Kamp Says of State Prison Fight DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The Region
China to Set Up Special Panda Breeding Center From Reuters
County OKs Funding Programs for Homeless JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Reagans Frozen Out of Camp David Visit Associated Press
No 'Bombshells' Expected as Documents Become Public : Carter Papers Reveal Passion for Detail TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Helsinki Review Session Drafting New Proposals DON COOK, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
U.S. Sees No Major Changes In Soviet Drive for Reforms Associated Press
Robbery Charge Over Sandwich May Be Dropped Associated Press
The Region
Hungarians Protest Over Airport Noise From Reuters
The World
West Hollywood : Center Focus of Design Contest
The House : Highway Bill
The Nation
Parts of East Experience Record Cold Second Day in Row From United Press International
The World
SportsScope : Bronco Women Cagers Are Rolling but Wary About Chapman, Riverside
South Bay Facts
Captors Threaten to Kill Hostages : Underground Group Vows to Act if U.S. Attacks Lebanon Associated Press
Cerritos : Freeway Markings Backed
Illegal Liquor Kills 30 From Reuters
4 Die in 24-Vehicle Pileup United Press International
The World : Greeks Protest U.S. Bases
Airlines to Get Immunity to Act to Cut Flight Delays ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Charges Fly in Attempt to Remove 3 Councilmen MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Panel Approves General Associated Press
L.A. Panel Switches Signals on a Health Club at Park Stables GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Durable Goods Orders Rise Associated Press
Rights Leader Goes Home Associated Press
Marineland to Close March 1
Panel Refuses to Confirm DMV Chief After Probe CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
S. Africa High Court Rejects Curb on Press United Press International
Walnut : Hunt for Maintenance Yard
The Region
The Region
Temple City : Drug-Abuse Panel Formed
Police Department to Hold Job Fair in Effort to Recruit More Officers
Boy Rescues Sitter, Sister From Blaze BETH UYEHARA, Times Staff Writer
Mediator to Enter Talks in Compton Teacher Dispute
Valley : Push to Create County Set
The Region
BBC Chief Quits Under Fire From Reuters
The Region
The Region
Governor Asks 3 Accused Vt. Justices to Step Down Associated Press
Shultz Warns S. African Rebel Against Violence : Secretary Condemns Tactic in Anti-Apartheid Battle; His Talks With Tambo Spark Protests DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
Bell : Satellite Dish Site Rented
City Council Snubs Appeal by Heliport's Foes
Japanese Fishing Boat Seized by Soviets Associated Press
The Region : 83 Oxnard Residents Sue
Indonesia Disasters Costly From Reuters
China to Launch Its First Satellite for a U.S. Firm United Press International
Juarez Junk Dealer Finds 23 in 'Empty' Crates : Army Sells Live Rockets by Mistake United Press International
Waite Safe, Druze Leaders Assure Church From Times Wire Services
U.S. Official in Poland for Talks Associated Press
Volunteer Works Hard to Restore Dignity, Quality to Old Age SYBIL BAKER, Baker is a Times copy editor
Observe 73 Seconds of Silence : Ex-Space Workers Mark Challenger Loss PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
4 Kidnapings 'the Last Straw,' American Who Fled Beirut Says Associated Press
Manila Mutiny: Aquino Policy Focus of Crisis MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Opening of First Nuclear Dump Delayed Till 2003 United Press International
The Region
The Nation : Machine-Teller Safety Bill
S. Korea Lawmakers Hold Sit-in Over Torture Inquiry From Reuters
The Nation
Killy Quits 1992 Olympics Post From Reuters
Fraud Inquiry Into Failed Santa Ana S&L Under Way JAMES S. GRANELLI and JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writers
Novice Collectors Should Hit the Books DON ALPERT
West Hollywood : Activist Joins Rent Commission
The Nation
The World
Veto in Use of Guard Sought by Minnesota Associated Press
The Region
The House : Highway Bill
Gorbachev Tightens His Grip on Power With Politburo Changes WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Families, Reagan Take Part in Observances : Americans Remember Challenger Crew From Times Wire Services
Malibu : Pepperdine Dedicates Center
Charges Possible Against Hasenfus United Press International
Reagan Challenged on 3 Major Issues by Democrats United Press International
Hungry Sea Lions Get a Reprieve--and a Trout Dinner RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Books for Reading Aloud MARJORIE MARKS
Hit-and-Run Play Saves 7 Children in Burning Home DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
The State
The State : 2 Jailed in Adoption Ploy
The House : Highway Bill
Hall Apologizes to Nicaraguans, Returns to U.S. MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Promotion of Officer Must Await Appeal
Bellflower : Funds for Child Care Center
Monrovia : Bond Note for Auto Park
Eastern, Continental Slash Fares; Price Wars Anticipated United Press International
Downey Offers Expanded Redevelopment Plans RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Park Service Delays Raising Entrance Fees Associated Press
Culver City : Council OKs Raise for Itself
N.Y. Rail Unions Agree to Return to Work United Press International
Man Shot by Police Is Awarded $100,000 RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Whittier : Cable Franchise Fee Raised
Lakewood : Water Project to Be Designed
Andreotti to Meet Reagan From Reuters
83 With Homes Over Former Oil Dump Sue for $1 Billion LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Retrial Sought in Death of New Jersey Trooper Associated Press
La Verne : Hearings on Parks Chief
$20-Million Fraud Probe Focuses on Santa Ana Thrift JAMES S. GRANELLI and JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writers
7 Suspected of PLO Ties Say Rights Are Denied RONALD L. SOBLE and MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writers
Murray Forbes; Radio Drama Veteran Who Ran 'Ma Perkins' Lumberyard
3rd Man Arrested in Puerto Rico Hotel Fire Associated Press
Soviet Economy Slowly Improving, Gorbachev Says, Assailing Problems and 'Inertia of the Past' WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Signal Hill
Toros Ace Makes Points With Division I Players SCOT BUTWELL
Philippine Rebel Troops End Revolt MARK FINEMAN and NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writers
Storyteller Takes Fiction to Children by Teaching Their Parents : Reading Aloud to Youngsters Instills Love of Literature, Former Journalist Says MARJORIE MARKS, Marks is a North Hollywood free-lance writer.
Iranian Shows Bible He Says Is From Reagan From Times Wire Services
More Babies Wanted in Year of the Rabbit From Reuters
Thorough Study Ordered of South Gate School Site PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hearing on Moran House Triggers Move to Strengthen Landmark Law BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Bail Denied for 7 Held by INS as Part of PLO From Associated Press
U.S., Europe Avert 'Yuppie Trade War' Associated Press
New Ad Firm to Promote Beaches JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Talks Resume in Strike Against Ohio Transit Unit Associated Press
Ex-Argentine Official May Be Deported, INS Says From a Times Staff Writer
Drug Courier Challenges 'Profile' Arrest JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Plan to Reduce Pollutants in Storm Drain Approved JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
France Will Put Arab on Trial in 2 Assassinations STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Deportation Bid Based on McCarthy-Era Law
Canada Sentences 2 Sikhs to Life for Bomb Plot United Press International
Imelda Bought Combat Boots but Marcos Didn't March From Times Wire Services
Documentaries Put Film Maker on Path to Adventure, 2 Emmys DAVID WHARTON, Wharton is a Los Angeles free-lance writer. and
Rear Adm. Samuel G. Fuqua; Arizona Hero Associated Press
Shuttle Booster Builder Sued for $1 Billion WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
Russell Nicoll; Inventor of the Date Shake
ABC Picks Gibson to Replace Hartman on Morning Show United Press International
Reagan Acts to Halt New York Rail Strike United Press International
Beverly Hills : Library to Reopen at New Site
McAuliffe Was Exploited, Her Brother Says Associated Press
Charles Wolcott; Musician, Baha'i Leader BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Search for Parallels : Stock Rally: Swinging to 1929 Beat? MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Acts to Bar Lebanon Travel : No American Safe From Terrorist Acts, State Department Warns GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
Fire Kills 5 in Iowa Family United Press International
Judge Who Waived Son's Parking Fines Accused of 3 Crimes
U.S. Says It Blocked Marcos From Returning to Manila : 'He Decided Not to Go'--Speakes From Times Wire Services
'Bell Jar' Defamation Suit Settled Associated Press
Long Beach : Union Negotiations Resume
2 Clinics in Northeast L.A. Expand : Facilities Sorely Needed in Area With Many Poor, Few Doctors DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Nazi Hunter Gives Students Memorable Look at Holocaust NANCY GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Mayoral Visit Fails to Please Everyone DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Disputing 'Myths' on School Site
On the Docket : Santa Monica and its landlords have their days in court--again. : State Justices Reject Bid to Halt Ellis Act Evictions JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Former Bruin Has Taken Her Magic Act to Cal Poly MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Variation Adds Wrinkle to Debate on Freeway EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
99th Ball Is 100% Behind S&L Industry MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Rosemead : Schools Gear for Lawsuit
Deere, UAW Work to Complete Pact to End 5-Month Strike Associated Press
On the Docket : Santa Monica and its landlords have their days in court--again. : Apartment Owners Seek U.S. Ruling on Rent Law JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Commerce : City Administrator Hired
Walnut : First Fast-Food Restaurant
Step, Slouch, Step
Culver City : Quake Law Gets Tentative OK
Courting an Idol : 49ers Forward Is Pure Shooter With Passion for Presley DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Artesia : Teacher Grievances Denied
Dealers Are Serious at Heart on Valentines RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Bringing to Light a Shady Cleaning Job HERB HAIN
Claremont : Segregation Rule Altered
SportsScope : Highly Rated Waves and Bruins Netters Collide Friday
Bush Calls Arms Sale 'Debatable' but Supports Reagan JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Utah Company of Khashoggi Goes Bankrupt Associated Press
Long Beach : Police Give Aid to Homeless
Redevelopment Panel Chooses Red Lion's 16-Story Hotel Plan MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Bludgeoned Glendale Woman, 98 : Murderer Gets Life, No Parole STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Low Potassium in Diet Linked to Strokes DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Those out-of-body experiences are beginning to get under his skin JACK SMITH
Ankle Deep in Perfume Tips: A Lot of Dabs Will Do You ANN CONWAY
'Miracle Child' Settles Into Family Routine MARILYN ZEITLIN, Zeitlin is a Malibu free-lance writer.
God's Classroom : Home Schooling Leaves Christian Parents in Shadow of the Law DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Program Aids Self-Esteem of Teen Addicts : Emphasis Placed on Parents, Education at Phoenix House DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Big Doings in the Gaslamp Quarter DAVID NELSON
Santa Monica : 1,750 Toys Donated to Children
Vintage Auto Makes a Run at Motor Lore MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
'This is what human services is all about, to make sure things are going right for the community.' RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Teen-ager brings peer pressure to bear in campus anti-drug crusade BOB WILLIAMS
March Fees Imposed by Georgia County Associated Press
Search for U.S. Jet in Mediterranean Ends Associated Press
SportsScope : Lions Invade San Diego, St. Mary's for Crucial Conference Cage Games
Five Teams Hot on Trail of Boys Basketball League Titles GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
6 Irish Peacekeepers Wounded in Lebanon From Deutsche Presse-Agentur
A Woman of Independent Upbringing Writes About a Kindred Spirit From Ethiopia MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Century City : Chamber Names New Officers
Cable TV Firm Ends Struggle for Franchises JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Promoters Plan to Revive Street Fair on Smaller Scale LARRY GORDON, Times Staff Writer
NFL Scouts Pose Next Test : 4 TDs in Big Game Hike Runner's Odds MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
BKK, Residents Sign Settlements in Suits on Dump DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer
Holiday Tournament
Compton Council Hikes Salary of Mayor by $36,000 WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Malibu : Sewage Study to Be Issued Late
'Top Gun' Goalie Deals Blanks to Other Teams RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : How Fast Food Industry Has Gobbled Up America ELIZABETH BAILEY, Bailey, formerly a business reporter for Newsweek magazine , writes frequently on business from New York. and
Winning in Court, but Missing the Payoff JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Organizers Seeking New Site for W. Hollywood Gay Pride Festival STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Athlete Loves the Life of the Long-Distance Runner GARY LIBMAN
Notebook / Alan Drooz : Woman Runner Says Happy Birthday to El Segundo With a 70-Mile Effort ALAN DROOZ
Metropolitan State Hospital Co-Generation Facility : Neighbors Steamed Up Over New Power Plant CARMEN VALENCIA, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Asks Judge to Void Libel Award on Izvestia JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Rancho P.V. Moves to Head Off Closing of Marineland : Orky, Corky Gone but New Owners Can't Just Walk Away TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Costume Expert Undresses History for Students WENDY HASKETT
FOOD
After You've Brewed That Pot of Coffee, You Can Reheat It by the Cup DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
Pecan: The Profit Nut DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Careful Budget Planning Can Pay Off BONNIE McCULLOUGH, McCullough, based in Colorado, is the author of five books on home management.
IN & OUT : Nouvelle Cuisine Yields to a Style That's More Red, White and Blue ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Scoring Fast Food Nutrition Values : The Answer to 'Just What's in That Whopper, Anyway?'
The Tastes of Singapore at Bonaventure BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
New Knives on the Cutting Edge of Style MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
For a Super New England Chowder, Don't Scrimp on Clams or Cream ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Careful Choices and Nutritional Supplements Modify the Pitfalls : You Can Help Your Kids Avoid the Health Hazards of the Fast-Food Diet ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Coconut Cream and Squid's Ink Make Interesting Dish
Searching for Old-Fashioned Tapioca JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
A Year of Crisis for Italian Wines : Il Vino Competition Seeks to Restore a Tarnished Image NATHAN CHROMAN, Chroman is a free-lance wine writer and author who also practices law in Beverly Hills
Vegetable Shortening, Non-Dairy Creamers : Cholesterol-Free Foods May Contain Fat
Enterprising Duo Hopes Cooks Will Stock Up on Chicken, Beef, Fish Broth BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Services Today for Gail Goodrich Sr.
Orange County Prep Soccer : Canyon Takes Over League Lead, Gives Villa Park First Loss
Pacific Coast League : Townsend Picks Up Slack for Woodbridge TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Peter Wall Is Fired as Coach of Lazers PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
South Coast League : Mission Viejo's Intensity Proves Too Much for Irvine, 58-42 BILL ROBERTSON
Jarryd Beats Flach in New South Wales Open United Press International
Long Beach Will Open Home Stand Against Utah St. DICK WAGNER
His Signature Is Worth Only Piece of Paper United Press International
BASKETBALL : Valley's Stephens, Citing a Lengthy Wait, Bows Out of Running for Pierce Men's Coach
Valley College Women Remain Unbeaten in SCC
Names in the News
Fullerton, in Bid to End Slump, Meets Pacific Tonight at Home JIM McCURDIE
Wayne Webb Rolls a Perfect Game, Takes the Lead in L.A. Open Bowling DON SNYDER
Harvard Blanks Salesian to Even League Record
NHL Roundup : Jets Beat Rangers, 2-1; Road Unbeaten Streak Now 7 DAN HAFNER
Esposito Will Coach Behind Bench Rest of the Season for the Rangers Associated Press
Names in the News
Women's Basketball : UCLA and USC in Washington for Key Games SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Loyola Marymount to Face Difficult Task in San Diego ALAN DROOZ
USD, Leading Conference Race, Faces Loyola CHRIS ELLO
SDSU Meets USIU Tonight in Battle of Basketball Losing Streaks STEVE DOLAN
Kane Obtains Services of Agent in Arizona Despite Doubts He'll Be Taken in NFL Draft
Orange County Community College Basketball : Saddleback's Finish Beats Cypress STEVE KRESAL
Clippers Win the Battle of NBA's Worst Teams CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Kings Play It Smart--and Defeat the Devils, 6-2 : L.A. Gets Four Goals in First Period and Once Again Reaches .500 for Season JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Community College Notebook / Steve Kresal : Smalls Made Big Impression Fast STEVE KRESAL
Names in the News
UC Irvine Has Its Hands Full Tonight MIKE PENNER
Sockers Get Overtime Win Over Stars, 4-3 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ferragamo Is Leaving Banning to Take Over Harbor Program ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Lazers' Mokalis, Brcic on All-Star Team
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : It's Quiet Winter for 3-Year-Olds BILL CHRISTINE
NBA Roundup : Against Bulls, Celtics Look Unbeatable, Also Repeatable, 132-103 DAN HAFNER
Trojans, Thinking Positively, Look to Move Up MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Basketball : Ellis Scores 31, but Gets Plenty of Help as Mater Dei Beats Bishop Amat GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Heisman Winner Rodgers Convicted in Weapon Incident Associated Press
OTHER SPORTS : Gary Captures Title as Top-Ranked Pierce Dominates Santa Barbara Tennis Tournament
A PIVOTAL PAIR : Malone, Bol: Power, Tower of the Bullets GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Chargers Hire Sevier as Special Teams Coach
That's Humor in Green Bay
Warriors' Chris Washburn Enters a Drug Center After Seeking Help Associated Press
COLLEGE BASEBALL '87 : THE MASTER'S : The Mustangs Have New Faces in New Places GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Roundup : Fullerton Ranked No. 1 in First Softball Poll of '87
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am : Call It What You Want, but It's Still the Crosby RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Of Celebrations, Thrillas, Old Times and Unpretty Pleas Scott Ostler
Thousand Oaks Feels Right at Home, 54-45 DAVID WHARTON
Florida Beats Alabama, 90-80, Snapping Tide's 12-Game Streak From Times Wire Services
College Basketball Roundup : Lewis' Three-Point Shots Give Providence 82-79 Win Over Georgetown From Times Wire Services
Stylish Winner Is Just That in Scoring Victory in Santa Catalina
San Diego High School Basketball : Bahr 17-Footer Wins It for San Dieguito
Newport Soccer Team Forfeits 2 Wins, Tie
MacLean Scores 22 as Simi Valley Runs Away From Royal
Pacific Christian Beats Christ College Irvine
COLLEGE BASEBALL '87 : CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE : Depth, Veteran Cast Give Matadors Hope MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Rodgers Is Convicted of Assault in San Diego
Sea View League : Tustin Does League Favor, Halts Estancia's Upset Streak With 76-64 Win ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Tod Murphy's Out of Miracles, So . . . : UC Irvine Has to Find a New Way to Pull Off an Upset of Las Vegas MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
AMERICA'S CUP 1987 : Status of Conner Trial Boat Crew Is Mushrooming RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
A PIONEER IN BOWLING : Branham Finds Fame--and Fortune--to Be Right Down His Alley JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE BASEBALL '87 : Pitchers Put Canyons on Track for Another Run Toward State Title DEREK RASER
Motor Racing / Shav Glick : Glover Returns to Racing Saturday SHAV GLICK
7 Valley, Moorpark Players Accept Division II Football Scholarships
Pepperdine Hits Road for Two Games RAY RIPTON
COLLEGE BASEBALL '87 : CAL LUTHERAN : Pitching Is a Kingsmen-Size Question Mark GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Teen-Ager Eliminates Top-Seeded Torres in Tarzana Tennis Opener
Lucas, Sonics Give Lakers Bump, 125-101 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
BRUINS' HEAD MAN : As UCLA's Win Streak Keeps Growing, So Does Reggie Miller's Hair THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ex-Officer Says He Was Goaded Into Firing Gun : Seeking Reinstatement, He Tells Panel He Was Drunk When He Shot in Air, Denies Cover-Up ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Bilingual Group Told English-Only Crusade Undermines Freedoms DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Phantom Parking Tickets : Beverly Hills Is Costly Even if You Don't Visit JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
The Fire Next Time: Rich Vs. Poor : Old Policies Don't Suit Today's Class-Polarized Cities NATHAN GARDELS, Nathan Gardels is the editor of New Perspectives Quarterly, the journal of the Institute for National Strategy, Los Angeles. He was an adviser on economic matters to former Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
Seven S.D. County Schools Vie for National Education Awards
Local News in Brief : Woman Faces Trial in Thefts by Fondler
Dehesa
Panel Votes to Turn Hospital Site Green
San Diego
Crackdown Planned on S.D. Drug Labs DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Viewpoint : 'Before long, our kids will be in the Upper Beverly Hills Schools!' : Moving to Higher Ground DANIEL AKST, The author of this fictive account is a Times business writer. and
Local News in Brief : Ex-Guardian Charged With Molesting Boy, 12
Wachs, Bernardi Move to Impose Jet Noise-Sharing T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
North Tustin Weighs Merits of Cityhood : One Group Pushes for Incorporation, Another Studies Options ANDY ROSE, Times Staff Writer
Board Seeks Wider Powers Over RTD TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Governor Tries to Keep Film Producers at Home LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
'Twilight' Prosecutor's Demand for U.S. Expert's View Refused by Judge PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Tractor Driver Dies After Falling Under the Vehicle in Chatsworth
Encino Man Fined $259,000 in Health Fraud JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Managers Who Drove Buses Will Get Extra Pay JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Jeers Punctuate Public Meeting on Airport GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Fountain Valley : 2 Gunmen Loot Vault at Equitable Savings Lily Eng
Nestande Says Goodby to Office, Not to Politics John Needham
Vietnamese Archives
Placentia
County : AIDS Education Booklet Criticized by Minister John Needham
Bilbray Issues Plea for a Building Ban in Otay Mesa Area JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev's Revolution
Nuclear Plant Security Plan Said Discarded ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
'Cuba: Run-Down Revolution'
Arms Talks
U.S.-Japan Trade Situation
U.S.-Japan Trade Situation
3 Sentenced for Looting Teamster Health Plan JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Bitterness Ebbs in Green Valley After Vote to Recall Water Board DOUG SMITH, Times Staff Writer and
Union Apologizes for 'Offensive' AIDS Cartoon LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Parking Scofflaws to Get the 'Boot,' Los Angeles Warns 95,000 Motorists From a Times Staff Writer
El Cajon
Irvine OKs Trammell-Crow Plans for Office Buildings
Local News in Brief : Body Is Found Beside Dirt Road Near Castaic
San Diego
Reagan's Still Tough; Now, Let Him Lead RAY PRICE, Ray Price, a New York-based writer, was the chief speech writer for President Richard M. Nixon.
At Qwiigs, Both Food and the Sea View Turn Out to Be Top Drawer DAVID NELSON
Anaheim : Smoking in Bed Starts Fire at Apartment Units
Grant Hotel to Nail Down Pesky Pop-Up Sidewalk Tile Problem MARCOS BRETON, Times Staff Writer
Warrant Is Issued for Man Suspected in Slaying of Girl, 7 From Times Wire Services
Westminster Officer Stabbed After 4 Attackers Follow His Son Home MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
For Some, Low Tides = High Times GORDON GRANT
S.D. Protester's Conviction Upset by Appeal Court JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Is the Olive Branch for Real?
Drunk Driver Is Given 3-Year Prison Sentence : Costa Mesa Man Was Convicted in Accident in Which MADD Chapter President Was Involved JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
New Image of Ex-McMartin D.A. Emerges LOIS TIMNICK, Times Staff Writer
Will Coach Assemblyman on Parliamentary Matters : Robinson Takes Post as Aide DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
The Eagle: Coming On
Governor Appoints Librarian and Attorney to State Boards
Drop Young Trial, Judge Urged; U.S. Rests Case WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Atheists Make Plea for Booth at the Fair LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Woman Observer Barred From Boat : Judge Says Government Can't Make Skipper Take Female LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Where Two Heads Are Better Than None FRANK del OLMO, Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer.
U.S.-Japan Trade Situation
Don't Be Misled by Gorbachev's False Image, Shcharansky Warns West EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
2 Bananas a Day May Keep Stroke Away, Study Says DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Ex-RTD Driver Gets 30 Days; 3 Knives Seized in Court TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove : Buena-Clinton Project Advanced by Council Sandra Crockett
Police Seize Drugs, Cash, Suspects in Garden Grove and Brea Raids
Housing Ad Guidelines Were Met by 'Word-of-Mouth'--Montijo : Panel's Failure to Obey HUD Rules a 'Mistake'--O'Connor RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
State Is Sued by Family on Killings in Job Office MARIA L. LaGANGA and NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writers
Crime's a Pain for Dutiful Police Dog LAUREN BLAU, Times Staff Writer
Junior Chamber Distributes Challenger Poster to Students
Tijuana Sewage Plant Opens : Mexican President Dedicates City's First System PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Anne Brusselman
BUSINESS
Texaco's Net Income Plunges in 4th Quarter
Grant Nears Deal to Ease TV Show Debt PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Nation
A former associate of Boesky pleaded guilty.
Rohatyn Calls for Takeover Abuse Curbs From Reuters
A judge stopped a Continental Airlines promotion.
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Union Carbide Suffers a $495-Million Loss
Commodities Wednesday Jan. 28, 1987 : Jitters Hit Precious Metals From Associated Press
Dollar Drops Against Most Key Currencies Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Baker Plans to Sell Divisions to Smooth Way for Hughes Merger LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
Steinberg boosted his stake in Tiger International.
American Businessphones Reports 2nd-Quarter Rise
San Diego County
Japanese banks top U.S. banks in world markets.
BankAmerica wants access to confidential filings.
Bomed Reports Loss of $440,840 for Fiscal 1986
San Diego County
San Diego County
Baker Shareholders Told Firm Will Sell Units to Enable Merger LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
European Community negotiations continued.
San Diego County
17% Increase Reported by CMS Enhancements
San Diego County
Computer Firm Cuts Estimate of Results
Moving firms got permission to raise rates.
Orange County
Market Rallies in Late Buying Spree; Dow Jumps 12.94 : Stock Analysts Cite Strong Profit Reports, Weak Dollar From Times Wire Services
Los Angeles County
San Diego County
Los Angeles County
Construction contracting rose 5% last year.
San Diego County
Smith Judgment Said Not to Affect Merger LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego County
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