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What happened on March 01, 1987
NEWS
Fulda Gap Is Key Point in NATO Defense Against Soviet Forces Associated Press
Those Odd Plants That Don't Need Soil : Company Hopes Bromeliads Take Root KATHEE YAMAMOTO, Community Correspondent
Old Sacramento to Rise Again as City Redevelops It Into Showcase of History Associated Press
Princeton Sons Take Note of Daughters in Their Midst LARRY PRYOR
Nora Kaye, Renowned U.S. Ballerina, Is Dead at 67 BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
You may already know that 250,000 bolts of lightning strike the United States every day. But did you know how many different kinds of bottled water are served at the Bar a Eaux in Paris or the estimated number of expressions in English for being drunk? The answers are all in this month's Harper's Index.
Minesweeper, Freighter Collide Off Holland From Reuters
Townsfolk Along Russian River See Red Over Sewage Dumping MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
145 Injured as Downed Trees, Power Lines Hamper Rescues : Mississippi Twisters Kill Seven, Ravage 20-Mile Area Associated Press
Secret Airstrip Links CIA, State Dept. to Contra Aid DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Welcome, Winsome World of Windom Zan Thompson
Reel Thing Provides Extra Income, Districts Find : As Film Stars, Schools Rate Special Class PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer and
Expert Door-to-Door Salesman Cleans Up : It May Be a Dirty Job, but Somebody Has to Get Out There and Do It BILL MANSON
Drug Offender With Backache Spared Jail Associated Press
Beirut Police Join Syrian Force; 7 Hurt in Camp Clash From Times Wire Services
Fares Up in Mexico City Associated Press
Allies Fret More Over U.S. Policy Than Kremlin's TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
The Region
No Charges Arise Over Theft From Police Safe RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
The World
Dispute With State May Be Death Knell for Completion of Oceanfront Bike Path KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
The State
Legal Challenge Points to Inequities in Funding Among School Districts Associated Press
The World
The Nation : Pastor Asks Tampa Calm
The World
The Region : RTD-Union Reform Plan
Kremlin's Tone Subdued in Reports on Iran Scandal WILLIAM J. EATON and ROBERT SCHEER, Times Staff Writers
Swedes Note Anniversary of Palme's Death From Times Wire Services
Soviets Offer Pact on Missiles, Drop Link to 'Star Wars' : In Major Shift, Gorbachev Proposes New Agreement on Europe Weapons WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
President Seeks Variety of Advice for New Path : Baker's Aim: Rebuild Reagan Credibility RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
County to Study San Diego Fwy. Car-Pool Lane TIM WATERS and JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writers
Third of Men in State Arrested at Least Once Between 18 and 29, Study Shows Associated Press
President Seeks Variety of Advice for New Path : 'Wasting No Time' in Revamping Policies JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Building Curbs Continued for Malibu Hills JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
The World
L.A. Councilmen Urge Developers to Heed Concern Over Growth BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Market Intimidates the Caribbean Associated Press
Taiwanese Mark 40th Anniversary of Anti-Nationalist Riots Associated Press
Man Kills Himself,2 Others in Dispute
The Nation
The World
The Nation
The World : Afghans Warned on Raids
PSA Jet Forced to Land After Flying Engine Parts Pierce Cabin Associated Press
Explosives Found in Apartment's Garage
The Region
Student Not at Fault in Rape
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Words of Warning About Evangelist
Board Assailed on Sewer Plan
Culver City Hopes to Lure Fine Eateries JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Explodes in Poland Associated Press
Gasoline Tank Truck Collision, Fire Block Traffic on Freeway for 3 Hours
The State : Berkeley Rent Law Voided
The Region
The Region
The Region
Home-Grown Solidarity-Like Movement Worries Yugoslav Officialdom MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
But He Still Packs a Punch : Conservative Tide Pulling at Senate Leader Roberti LEO C. WOLINSKY and CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writers
Court Rejects French Plea; Terrorist Gets Life Term STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Magician Does the Trick for Bored Customers at Innovative Omaha Coin Laundry ED LAKE, Associated Press
Saying 'Fill 'er Up' Can Be Costly at the Gas Station DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
3 Thai Soldiers Killed From Reuters
Barcelona Olympics Plan Protested by Catalan Separatists From Reuters
'What Has Russell Been Doing?'
Day by Day, Crowd Has Grown : Demjanjuk Trial Proves Powerful Lure to Israelis DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Believes He Could Have Prevented Scandal : McFarlane Blames Self for Iran Affair SARA FRITZ and JACK NELSON, Times Staff Writers
The State
Mother, 8 Children Die in France Trailer Fire Associated Press
The Region
Florida Cleanup Crews Tackle Oil Spill Along 30 Miles of Beach From Times Wire Services
Times Reporter in Philippines Receives Award
Beverly Hills to Decide on $2.5-Million Schools Tax JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Aquino Offers Amnesty to Communist Rebels Associated Press
Next-to-Last Condor Known Left in the Wild Captured
Italian Truckers Call Off Strike Over Strict Laws From Reuters
Gray Davis: Did He Use State's Phones for Fund Raising? PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Urban Studies Class : Students Get Educated on the Streets STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Addressing Ill Child-Day Care Dilemma JANICE MALL
Kadafi Says Family Still Suffers From U.S. Raid United Press International
The Nation
Robertson Views Unconvincing
Portable Electrocardiograph Tested : New Heart Equipment Saves Time, Lives LARRY DOYLE, United Press International
New Range War Flares Between Serenity, Economics in West : Radical Environmentalists Support Sabotage to Preserve the Wilderness LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Hernandez Retains Post in MALDEF Showdown GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Held in Library Fire CAROL McGRAW and BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
Lagging CIA-Run Resupply Called Factor in Slow Progress of Contras MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Crude Oil Drop May Cut Gas Prices From Associated Press
The State
U.S.-Canadian Peace Park Becomes More a Symbol of Conflict TAD BARTIMUS, Associated Press
New U.S. Law Also Worries Mexico : For Illegal Aliens, the Dream Fades DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Local Elections : BATTLE: 3-Way Race for Signal Hill Council : City's Spending to Lure New Business at Issue in Signal Hill Council Race RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Unions, Long Island Rail Road Agree Associated Press
Living Mannequins Keep Their Places to Move the Merchandise at Midwest Mall Associated Press
Child Prodigy, 11, Leaves 'Dune' in Dust CAROLYN LUMSDEN, Associated Press
Survivor of Capsized Freighter Reaches Land United Press International
U.S. Customs Service's Surprise Weapon : The Woman With a Golden Gun MARY THORNTON, The Washington Post
Friends Recall Fired Aide : North Tended From Start to Go Too Far MAURA DOLAN and RICHARD E. MEYER, Times Staff Writers
Bus Lines Mobilize to Fight County Superagency GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Spanish Environmentalists Battle Farmers, Developers to Save Donana Wilderness LESLIE CRAWFORD, Reuters
States Battle for Control of Federal Lands : New Range War Flares Between Serenity, Economics in West LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Driver Reeducation : High-Tech Cars Call for High-Tech Pilots PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
While watching the movie "Max Dugan Returns" on Channel...
Bonita Schools Chief Draws 'Admonition' Over Memo JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Video Goes to War : Battle Commanders Face Real-Life Problems on a Screen LEE SIEGEL, Associated Press
Bruce Unruh Mounts Record $84,000 Campaign for City Treasurer KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Soup Kitchen Fights Suit as Criticism Rises MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
600-Year-Old Tradition : Women Rule Spain Town--Once a Year LESLIE CRAWFORD, Reuters
Report Finds Whittier Water System Plagued by Flaws, Toxic Threat SUE CORRALES, Community Correspondent
Tuesday Elections In The South Bay
Santa Monica May Abandon Beach Bike Path KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Hemmed in by Wilderness Restrictions : Utah County a Monument to Federal Control of Land LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Orange Light Streaks Across Northeast Sky United Press International
5 Chasing Russell : On the Run in 6th District ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Pomona Facing Crossroads With Tuesday's Vote JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Culver City Planning Panel Asks MGM to Scale Down Historic Sign JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
'Jet Sets of Cats' : For a Legion of Feline Fanciers, Show Circuit Is the Cat's Meow KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
On the Run in 6th District Council Race : 5 Candidates Chasing Incumbent Russell in April Election ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Continuing Chore : State Auditor Goes After the Cheaters Associated Press
Area Evacuated After Spill Associated Press
Would-Be Jet Hijacker Gets 5-Year Sentence Associated Press
Boat Hostess Sailing for Retirement Associated Press
Humans Losing Chemical Battle Against Bugs United Press International
Chamber Apologizes to Rancho San Pedro DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
State Backs Palisades Slide Plan Assailed by Residents JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
'Street People, Bums' Hog Them, Critics Say : Hollywood to Bench Its Sidewalk Seats KENNETH J. FANUCCHI, Times Staff Writer
Rank-and-File Lebanese Fighters Weary of Violence, Low Pay, Bad Food From Reuters
Rent Board Denies Tenant's Request for Laundry Facilities
Local Elections : Issues Take a Back Seat to Candidates' Styles in Lakewood Council Race RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Training Bout With Husband Made Her Interest Swell : Diminutive Woman Finds Professional Boxing Fits Her Like a Glove LINDA WARREN, United Press International
Gates Submits Memo to Dispel Panel's Criticism SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Downey Will Study Ban on News Racks to Keep Adult Publications From Minors RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Woman Awarded Over $750,000 in Venice Rape Case NANCY GRAHAM, Times Staff Writer
Rustic Inns Conjure Up Images of State's Pioneer Days : Alaska Roadhouses Combine History With Low-Cost Lodging DEAN FOSDICK, Associated Press
Campuses Make Popular Film Locations : As Stars, Schools Are in Class of Their Own PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Thank you, NBC, for airing the miniseries "The Two Mrs...
'Blue Jeans Day' Honors Oregon's Senate Leader Associated Press
Philharmonic Patron Tour of Europe Set MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Welcome to America's Far East : Maine Lighthouse, Fishing Town First to Greet the Sun CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Health Hazards Pose Challenges on Mars Mission DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Maine Hopes Experiment With Mollusk Shuckings Will Save State a Few Clamshells ARTHUR FREDERICK, United Press International
Burma's Shangri-La Image Hides Ailing Economy, Authoritarian Rule DENIS D. GRAY, Associated Press
Baldwin Park Cut Tax to Save Officials, Recall Leaders Say : RECALL: Leaders Say Tax Cut Was Timed to Protect Officials DENISE-MARIE SANTIAGO, Times Staff Writer
'I hate to have people think that we are an anachronism.' --Bernardo Yorba : Descendant of 1st Ranchero Dusts Off Past DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
$300 a Night : Undersea Lodge Offers Fishy View JANE SUTTON, United Press International
Few Students Transfer to Schools Near Parent's Job BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Father, Son Retain a 60-Year Phone Ritual : Norman, 76, and Sam Corwin, 110, Continue to Reach Out ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
For several nights I had difficulty getting to sleep. And...
Two Schools of Thought on Fish Oil: Can Supplements Guard the Heart? DANIEL Q. HANEY, Associated Press
Soviets Vulnerable in Cam Ranh Bay, Australian Says From Reuters
MAGAZINE
As Liberace Lay Dying : Why Dick the Bruiser Needed to Bury the Pianist's Picture by His Father's Grave, and Other Observations TOM HUTH, Tom Huth divides his time between the Colorado mountains and Los Angeles.
A Skate Rat Grows Up : The 'Agro' Business of Skateboard Mogul Christian Hosoi Paula Ballo, Paula Ballo is a California artist.
Eat Your Vegetables : After 47 Years the Secret Is Out: He Hates Asparagus JACK SMITH
Why Are Americans Still There? David DeVoss \f7
A Fox Around Town : This Time, Zorro Just Didn't Come Home BARNABY CONRAD, Barnaby Conrad's most recent book is "Time Is All We Have: Four Weeks at the Betty Ford Center" (Arbor House).
Antipasto Presto BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor.
Meant to Impress : Artwork From a Once-Devastated Culture--That of the Indians of the Northwest Coast--Comes to Life in a New Show at the Southwest Museum SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Suzanne Muchnic is a Times staff writer.
My Life as a Hostage David P. Jacobsen and Ray Perez, Ray Perez, a Times staff writer, covered David Jacobsen's family during his captivity.
Fruit-Tree Care GEORGE HARMON SCOTT and BILL SIDNAM
Getting the Picture : What Makes a Garden Work Isn't Always Apparent ROBERT SMAUS, Robert Smaus is an associate editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine.
Regaining the Mane : New Types of Treatments Promise to Return Thinning Hair to Healthy Thickness PADDY CALISTRO
Don't Panic. Don't Sleep. : 'If You Had Built the Fire on a Stump,' I Thought, 'It Would Have Burned All Night and Day. You Should Remember That the Next Time You Die in a Blizzard.' EDDIE FERLISE
ENTERTAINMENT
Fighting For Artists' Publishing Rights DON SNOWDEN
The Little 10-franc Coin That Couldn't MARY BLUME
Wishful Thoughts
Foreigner's Gramm Tries A Solo DENNIS HUNT
Requiem--times Two John M. Wilson
Time's Up DUNCAN STRAUSS
Temperature Rising Deborah Caulfield
Exotic Aural Designs TERRY ATKINSON
On The Wagon STEVE HOCHMAN
A Slimy Problem Chris Willman
Semi-secular Throwbacks DON WALLER
Russians, Headin' West GERALD PEARY
Screenwriting For Real Money
Shock & Unshocked
Shock & Unshocked
Master Huston
No Yock, No Yock
Master Huston
Shrewd Move : Some Reasons Behind Simon's Gift WILLIAM WILSON
Fresco: Not The Same Old Red Sauce RUTH REICHL
Poor Paul Simon
Quibbles & Bits
WHEN THINGS WERE MAGIC : Recalling New York Days With a Guy Named Andy GREGG BARRIOS
Poor Paul Simon
Goose-stepping Funk KRISTINE McKENNA
Images Of Tv
Isaak: Shades Of Dark STEVE HOCHMAN
Kafka-esque
Beyond Chinatown --Compiled by Jane Greenstein
Casting About Craig Modderno
Toys 'r Steven Pat H. Broeske
John Hughes In The Pink At Mca PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Abt's 'Sleeping Beauty': In Classic Style BARRY LAINE
Un-clipped Carol Baker
Grein Sings Grammy Blues
Pssst! : Ya Heard The 'New' Album By The Beatles? RIP RENSE
A Focus On Creativity SUZANNE MUCHNIC
Experienced
King Of The Mardi Gras COLMAN ANDREWS
Bringing The Lyons Butcher To The Screen DONNA ROSENTHAL
Lacma Galleries Expand ZAN DUBIN
Serious Cal-arts Fare--and 'Entertaining' Too MARC SHULGOLD
Catching The Sparkle Of A Few Acting Gems SHEILA BENSON
Sounding Off! A commentary by Jack Mathews
A Taste Of Perfection In A Corner Of France S. IRENE VIRBILA
A Wealth Of New One-acts At The Colony JANICE ARKATOV
David Benoit Is Ready To Meet The Masses LEONARD FEATHER
Tasteful Works By Two Accomplished Pianists HERBERT GLASS
Dolly, Linda & Emmylou CHRIS WILLMAN
Chaikin: An Actor's Life As A Metaphor LAWRENCE CHRISTON
The Judds: Sugar, Spice KRISTINE McKENNA
Reel-life Drama Carol Baker
'Moonstruck': Filming Crazy Love Stories DONALD CHASE
Poor Paul Simon
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Researcher Recalls Delight of Teaching ELISE LAMAR, Elise Lamar is a lab technician in the Molecular Neurobiology Lab at Salk Institute. and
Fashion Designer Cues Women Billiard Players on How to Look Their Best at the Table Herbert J. Vida
Law Views Molesters as Criminals, but 'Cure' Still Sought MARK LANDSBAUM and STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writers
Orange County's Peace Movement
4 Were Victims of Car Crash : 'Ordinary Family' Will Be Honored With Park DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Bicentennial : State's Wine Uncorked for Constitution JOHN DeMERS, United Press International
Return Expected of Fraud Suspect Found in Panama
UNION STATION : Memories of a fading era live on where a sarcastic Ronald Reagan gave an opinion, where John Madden gives directions--and where untidy pigeons leave their mark. STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Gains Hawkins; He Accused Gen. Westmoreland of Lying From Times Wire Services
Bradley Favors Tax for Added Police in South-Central L.A. DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Businesslike Work, Not Cops and Robbers : Office Lights Brighten Up Private Eyes' Shady World STEVE BREWER, Associated Press
Town Booster Has Vision for Making Mark in Space PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Studio Tour Is a Breath of Fresh Air to Health Group ANDREW C. REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : A New (York) Look at Arts Center RANDY LEWIS, Randy Lewis is an entertainment writer for the Calendar section in Orange County
Car Pools Are Good Business
The Arts, Too, Could Bring a Super Bowl to San Diego JAMES A. CLAPP, James A. Clapp is a professor of urban planning at San Diego State University. and
Mexican Students Found Safe in Snow
6.9 Quake Hits Aleutians Associated Press
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : GOVERNMENT : Mission Viejo Takes Step Toward Putting Cityhood Issue on Ballot Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Delivering the Last Writes for a Career Finale Richard Buffum
Legal Challenge Points to School Funding Inequities Associated Press
'I always jump into something. I like to think that I am in charge of my life, that I have got my hand on the tiller.' NANCY REED, Times Staff Writer
Developments in Brief : Cancer Risk for 'DES Daughters' Found Not to Worsen With Aging --Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
UCI Chancellor Finds Time for His 2 Loves BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Flirting With a Toxic Disaster
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : Diocese Turns Out for Its New Bishop Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Tree Trimming in Laguna Beach
Education Unit and Grand Juries
'Keeping Court Doors Open'
Growth: Battle Lines Are Drawn
Museum Overlooked
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : Metal Plant Fire Leaves Hundreds Out in Cold Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
4 Guatemalan Rebels, 3 Soldiers Die in Clash Associated Press
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Market Street Issue
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : MISCELLANY / NEWSMAKERS AND MILESTONES Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Market Street Issue
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : Cities Pelted During Unusual Hail Storm Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Week in Review : MAJOR EVENTS, IMAGES AND PEOPLE IN ORANGE COUNTY NEWS : AT THE SCENE : Beach Becomes Last Stop for Gray Whale Times staff writers Bob Schwartz and Roxana Kopetman compiled the Week in Review stories.
Painful School Budget Cuts Fuel Internal Battle
Arts Program Draws 500 to SDSU for Albee, Others
Developments in Brief : Soviets Aiming to Put Craft on Mars in 1992 --Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Local News in Brief : Restaurant Workers Truss Would-Be Robber
Local News in Brief : Valley S & L Executive Robert Gibson, 58, Dies
Courthouse Bombed by Catalonian Separatists Associated Press
Growth: Battle Lines Are Drawn : Doing the Frug, Stomp and Twist
Del Mar, S.D. Meet, Discuss San Dieguito Valley Future NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
English Stumps Foreign College Assistants : Lack of Language Training Makes Teaching Tough on Them, Students DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
3 Teen-Agers Among 6 Killed in Car Accidents MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Education to Target Teen-Agers : Sexually Active Adolescents May Be Next High-Risk Group MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Rossmoor : Youth Seriously Injured by Touching Power Line
Spotlight on Rival Initiatives : Slow-Growth Issue Colors Carlsbad City Council Race ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Boesky Named in Suit by Ex-Kaiser Workers
Flora Of The Valley : Olive MAYERENE BARKER
Girl, 16, Killed, Driver Hurt in Shooting
Diego's to Pay Crab Fraud Fine HECTOR GUTIERREZ, Times Staff Writer
Developments in Brief : Half of Infant Boy's Brain Is Removed --Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Student Drug Use Probed in Mexico Associated Press
Flames of Prejudice Also Abated by Family's Work JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Program Trains Ex-Addicts in San Diego to Educate Drug Users on Risk of AIDS JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Despite Bland, Frank Cases, Most Molesters Aren't Violent Mark Landsbaum and Steve Emmons \f7
1 of Last 2 Known Wild Condors Is Caught for Breeding Program DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Marin County's Drug Scene: It's Like Father, Like Son ANTHONY MARQUEZ, Associated Press
Teeth Hold Clues : Dentist Tracks Down Identities of the Dead Associated Press
Waiting, Hoping --And Testing : Shuttle Downtime Allows Extensive Trials of Vital Engine in Santa Susana Mountains ANDREW REVKIN, Times Staff Writer
Brand Inspectors Ride California Range in Search for Stolen Cattle JAN HAAG, United Press International
Friends Say Tall Tales Trapped Arson Suspect CAROL McGRAW and BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writers
2 Big Apartment Projects Spur Similar Concerns of Neighbors BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Agoura to Decide If Animals Should Keep Distance PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Extended Rail Service Hinges on Sales-Tax Vote KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Edwin McArthur, 79; Musician, Singing Coach and Biographer
L.A. Council Adopts 'Child-Care Policy' : Experts Call Move to Give Incentive to Businesses 'Powerful, Realistic' PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Developments in Brief : NASA Images Aid in Maya Research --Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Joe Puccio, 'Happy Medium,' Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Surgical Research : Microchips May Hold Key to Repairing Cut Nerves DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Proposal to Buy Hosp Grove Is Back on Carlsbad Ballot Again ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
He Goes After the Man Who Killed His Brother MICHAEL MOLINSKI, United Press International
Afghans Flock to L.A., but Leave Their Hearts at Home JEFFREY KRUGER, United Press International
Chorus of Dismay Rings Out Deep in Heart of Reagan Country JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Montijo's Once-Admired Aggressive Style Led to Fall RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
A Hot Topic: Incorporation
Fiery Crash Closes All Lanes on I-405; 6 Die in 4 Other Accidents MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
Bonneville Dam Prepares for 50-Year Celebration FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Take Off for Discounts JACK ADLER
Remembering the IRS When Keeping Records TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Kandersteg Hotels
Well, We Went Again
Off Highway in France
No Barriers on the Reef
Traveling to War Zones
A Kayaking Adventure Leads to Tranquillity LYNN L. FERRIN, Ferrin is a San Francisco free-lance writer.
Home, Home on the Range. . . : where the dudes and the sybarites play JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Federal Report Tabulates Passenger Complaints on Airlines PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
They Found Uncommon Castle for Commoners JAN STEVENS, Stevens is a Bethesda, Md., free-lance writer.
The Right Way to Go
Return to Santo Tomas
Go Barging Around Inland Britain MARGARET W. KETTERINGHAM, Ketteringham is a Sun City free-lance writer.
Hits Near Home Base JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
Doing Our Homework
The Symbols for Fur
A Sparkling Gem in Swiss Magic Mountains BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Zamboanga: Place Where Orient Meets Occident ROBERT F. KAY, Kay is a San Francisco author of a travel book on Fiji
Tour Plans Designed With Seniors in Mind BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
Israeli Cities Have Bright Night Life EILLENE LEISTNER, Leistner is a New York City free-lance writer.
Dining on Maui : Hawaiian Luau Tradition Lives On PAUL LASLEY and ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, Lasley and Harryman are Beverly Hills free-lance writers.
Bora Bora: A Romantic Island for a Party of Two NANCY HOYT BELCHER, Belcher is a South Pasadena free-lance writer.
BritRail Pass Going Up LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Tecate: A Taste of the Real Mexico MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Hong Kong Suits Almost Everybody JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer.
BUSINESS
Reflections on the Fall of Wall Street's Mighty : We Have All Been Robbed by Deceit of 3 'Geniuses' JAMES SRODES, James Srodes, a Washington-based journalist, is a co-author of "Dream Maker: The Rise and Fall of John Z. DeLorean" and "The Boesky Effect," which is to be published this fall
Plaza Del Sol: Eastside Mall Seeks Sunshine NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Gradco Systems Reports Loss for Third Quarter
Printronix Says It Faces Drop in Sales
Datum Reports 1986 Net Up 9%, Revenue Up 26% LILY ENG
Bad News Takes Toll on Price of ICN Shares ROBERT HANLEY, Times Staff Writer
Laser Precision Files Registration Statement
Uncle Sam Has Lost His Clout Over Economy JOHN F. LAWRENCE
Why Business Is Fiddling As the Economy Burns SRULLY BLOTNICK, Srully Blotnick is a busines psychologist and author of "Ambitious Men: Their Drives, Dreams and Delusions," recently published by Viking
Micro D Cites Record Profits of $3 Million for '86
Newport Balboa Savings Reports Record Earnings
Cimco Reports Profits Rose for 3rd Quarter
Miserly Big Spenders?
Particularly Frightening
Fluor to Build Power Plant for Union Carbide
Who's Paying Whom?
Chip Maker Receives $3-Million Order CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Bonds Offer Good Buy Into Microsemi Frederick M. Muir
Naugles Inc. Restates Net Income for Periods
Outside Investors Agree to Pump Capital Into Two Problem Banks JOHN O'DELL, Times Staff Writer
Security Pacific on Move to Gain Respect It Wants JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Don't We Believe in Accidents? Let's Be Realistic About Liability
Write-Off Dents Ultrasystems' Profits
Easing the Way Back: New Mothers, Old Jobs NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Venture Capital Sale Is Completed by Triconex Corp. HENRY RIVERO
Some Retirees at Knudsen Face Partial Loss of Pension Benefits DENISE GELLENE
Champion Market Investors CARRIE BROWN
BOOKS
A NATURAL MAN, THE TRUE STORY OF JOHN HENRY by Steve Sanfield (Godine: $13.95; 48 pp.; ages 7 up). KRISTIANA GREGORY
Democracy and Economic Power: EXTENDING THE ESOP REVOLUTION by Louis Kelso, Patricia Hetter Kelso (Ballinger Publishing Co., 54 Church St., Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass., 02138: $19.95; 168 pp.) : Taking Stock: EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP AT WORK by Michael Quarrey, Joseph Blasi, Corey Rosen (Ballinger: $19.95; 200 pp.) : Who Owns the Corporation: MANAGEMENT VERSUS SHAREHOLDERS by Edward Jay Epstein (Priority, 41 E. 70th St., New York, N.Y. 10021: $8, paperback; 70 pp.) John Rothchild, Rothchild's lighthearted look at investing, "A Fool and His Money," will be published in 1987 by Viking Press
The Williams Poems
Nuclear Holocaust
Nebula Awards Anthology
The Women's Atlas of the United States by Anne Gibson and Timothy Fast (Facts On File: $35; 248 pp.) Laurien Alexandre, Alexandre is instructor in media studies at Cal State Northridge
Private Eye Prize to 'Monkeys' ELIZABETH MEHREN
Philosophy in Russia: From Herzen to Lenin and Berdyaev by Frederick C. Copleston SJ (Search/University of Notre Dame: $29.95; 445 pp.) Geoffrey A. Hosking, Hosking is professor of Russian history at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London, and author of "The First Socialist Society: A History of the Soviet Union From Within" (Harvard University Press).
Echoes in the Darkness by Joseph Wambaugh (Perigord/Morrow: $18.95; 416 pp.) Tom Nolan, Nolan is a contributing editor to Los Angeles magazine
The Red White and Blue by John Gregory Dunne (Simon & Schuster: $18.95; 475 pp.) Richard Eder
The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys: AN AMERICAN SAGA by Doris Kearns Goodwin (Simon & Schuster: $22.95; 864 pp.) Robert Dallek, Dallek, the author of several books on recent American political and diplomatic history, is writing a biography of Lyndon B. Johnson
Shadows and Whispers: Power Politics Inside the Kremlin From Brezhnev to Gorbachev by Dusko Doder (Random House: $19.95; 327 pp.) Dimitri K. Simes, Simes is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Nuclear Holocaust
On Boxing by Joyce Carol Oates, with photographs by John Ranard (Doubleday: $14.95, and in limited edition, $40; 118 pp.) Carolyn See
REAL ESTATE
'1st Tour' Set of Former MGM Studio RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Office Rate Slows
Title Firm Moves Office
Homes Project Under Way
Baldy Snowfall Spurs Hope for New Investors
Traffic: A Capital Need to Get Rolling JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Homeowner Insurance May Require Updating : Many Policies Have Not Kept Up With Rise in Property Values, Improvements, Additions DAVID W. MYERS, Myers is a Times real estate writer
Westside Building Limit
City Buys Beach Property Special to The Times
Home Inspector Tells How to Find a Good One
Amenities Key to Home Sales DICK TURPIN
Ventura Supervisors Reject Plans for Large Development Special to The Times
Robertson Homes to Construct Apartments
Universities Encourage Charity That Begins With Home DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
TRW Takes $4.25-Million Lease in Orange Building
3 Leases Signed for Security Pacific Plaza
Forget About Bug Zappers, ASLA Says, but Get a Sheep KURT LIEPMAN
Opening This Week
Business Park Under Way Near U. S. Border
Breakfast Club President
Empco Signs 3-Year Lease
Lightner Seated as Baldy View BIA President
Viewing Downtown in Wheelchair SAM HALL KAPLAN
Home Inspector Tells How to Find a Good One
Japanese Affiliate to Develop in Arizona : Torrance Firm, Partner Plan to Build $500-Million Mixed-Use Mesa Community
In Downtown San Diego : Hotels Returned to New Grandeur BILL LYNDE, Lynde is a Cypress free-lance writer. and
Work Begun on Community
Some Japanese Buying in U. S. for Short Term BUSTER SUSSMAN
Getting the Drop on Water Pressure DALE BALDWIN
Spirit of '76 Pops Up Again at Westpark : Irvine Co. Reports Brisk Home Sales in Its New Community
Koll Buys West L. A. 6-Story Office Building
Seminar Deals With Log-Home Problems MARTIN ZIMMERMAN, Zimmerman is a Times copy editor
Seeley Co. to Host Colliers Meeting
Downtown San Diego Omni Hotel Topped Out
The Art of Tile Setting Not Difficult to Learn Dale Baldwin
Home Inspector Tells How to Find a Good One
'Cap Rate' Comparison
Koll Completes Spectrum Phase 1 : Joint Venture With Irvine Co. Building Second Project EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
WHEN THE WHITE HOUSE WANTS TO KNOW: : A Cloud of New Questions Gaddis Smith, Gaddis Smith teaches history at Yale University. His most recent book is "Morality, Reason, and Power: American Diplomacy in the Carter Years" (Hill & Wang).
Irresponsible Assault
Shadowy Greed, Winning Way
New Agenda for Reagan . . .
Europe Takes Terror From Streets to Courts Paul L. Montgomery, Paul Montgomery is an American journalist living in Europe
. . . Good Start, Good Choice
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
U.S. Visit by German Pilots
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
Speed Limits
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
U.S. Visit by German Pilots
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
Clarification
Maintenance
'Reagan Can Still Come Out on Top'
Clearing the Heft of Cases: Justice Scalia Tries a Plan David M. O'Brien, David M. O'Brien is a professor at the University of Virginia and author, most recently, of "Storm Center: The Supreme Court in American Politics" (Norton)
S. Koreans Stew With Stalemate Sam Jameson, Sam Jameson is The Times' correspondent in Tokyo
Of Dupes and Dopes: Should We Help Gorbachev? Charles William Maynes, Charles William Maynes is editor of Foreign Policy magazine
Through the Holes in 'Star Wars' : Even a 'Successful' Defense Won't Prevent the Worst PETER D. ZIMMERMAN, Peter D. Zimmerman, a physicist, is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Water: The Most Precious Resource to Fill a Southern California Basin Bill Stall, Bill Stall is a Times editorial writer
American Conservatives Are Anything But : Their Drastic Notions Lack the European Discipline of Reason WILLIAM PFAFF, William Pfaff writes a column in Paris
Third World Wages Undercut the First World's Way of Life Walter Russell Mead, Walter Russell Mead is a political economist whose book, "Mortal Splendor: The American Empire in Transition," will be published by Houghton Mifflin in April
SPORTS
ORANGE COUNTY GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Edison Rallies for Victory Over Compton ERNIE CASTILLO
Mater Dei Meets St. Monica Wednesday
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS : CSUN Sweeps on Pair of One-Hit Shutouts
Cal Poly Pomona's Women Turn Back CS Northridge to Win CCAA Tournament KAREN FRAWLEY
Dominguez Hills Wins CCAA Men's Tourney
Spring Training / Dodgers : This Season, Gonzalez Gets a Good Jump on His Outfield Competition SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Win 10th, Avoid the Worst : A 111-106 Victory Puts Them Out of Record Loss Category CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Names in the News
Loss of Beubis Ends in Loss for Alemany, 62-50 JIM COLEMAN
USD's Attack in Second-Half Is Difference : Toreros Beat Loyola, 99-84, to Reach WCAC Semifinals CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
Slaney Sets Record for 10K Course
ORANGE COUNTY GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : 2-A : La Quinta Can't Keep Pressure On, 51-33 BARBIE LUDOVISE
Long Beach Women Win; Brown Gets 35
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Hawking Has No Excuse for 'Clinker' JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
Pacific 10 Roundup : Stanford Beats Arizona St. in Overtime From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Flames Heat Up Race by Defeating Jets, 5-3 DAN HAFNER
They Don't Make Heroes Like They Did Jim Murray
Golf Roundup : Wadkins Breezes as Wind Blows Away Challengers From Times Wire Services
Tanner Concentrating on Bringing the Best Out of Virgil This Season Associated Press
Force Is Not With Lazers as Cleveland Wins, 4-3 PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
A HOUSE DIVIDED : Most fathers who double as coaches of their children point to a strain in their relationships. Some go as far to protect themselves from charges of favoritism that they will single out their child as the whipping boy. RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
NHL Notes : Canadiens Count On Bob Gainey KEN RAPPOPORT, Associated Press
CS Northridge Track Program Is Back on the Winning Track JOHN ORTEGA
Ex-Dodger Vande Berg Hopes to Give Indians Lift Associated Press
Lottery Winners
Community College Basketball : Saddleback Beats West L.A. in State Playoffs STEVE KRESAL
Life Certainly Seems to Be on Track for the Joyners TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
Northridge Loses Control, Then Playoff KAREN FRAWLEY
ORANGE COUNTY GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : 4-A : Buena Outruns Mater Dei, 70-59 STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Canyons Eliminated From JC Regional Basketball Playoffs
Boxing / Richard Hoffer : Michael Spinks May Have Outsmarted Himself by Going After Cooney Richard Hoffer
Riley's Lakers Play Like Millstones in Hearn's Milestone GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
3-A : Mission Viejo Triumphs in 2 Overtimes BILL ROBERTSON
San Diego Defeats Loyola, 99-84 CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
International Players Tennis : Lloyd, Wilander and Noah Advance Associated Press
Pro Football Notes : NFL Likely to Keep Instant Replay DAVE GOLDBERG, Associated Press
San Diego Section High School Basketball Playoffs : Morse Overcomes San Dieguito in Quarterfinal JEFFREY PARENTI
San Diego Section High School Basketball Playoffs
Community College Baseball : Saddleback Starts Quickly, Beats Chaffey, 10-0
Silvestro Advances to State Championships With a 1st at Master's
Kings, Lacking Pow in Their Power Play, Fall to North Stars, 6-3 JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Section Soccer : Valhalla Edges Hilltop, 1-0, on Salinas' Goal
Spring Training / Angels : Despite All the Holdout Rumors, Joyner Says He's Not Going Anywhere MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
USIU's Laurette Maritz Maintains Golf Lead
Golf / Randy Harvey : LPGA Suffers From an Identity Crisis in Effort to Fend Off Senior Tour Randy Harvey
St. Mary's Beats San Francisco, 62-57 From Times Wire Services
Pena Takes a Stab at Gaining National Respect GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer and
College Roundup : UCI Men Defeat Trinity in Tennis
USD Beats UCSD in Lacrosse, 13-11
Starting Rotation Is Strength of the Mets United Press International
U. of Miami Player Arrested on Sexual Assault Charges Associated Press
Point Loma Gains District 3 Final
Miller Has 42, Is Too Much for Louisville THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Rested Jordan, Bulls Beat Bucks DAN HAFNER
College Baseball : USD Wins First Game, but Pepperdine Takes Nightcap
Racing at Santa Anita : Thrill Show Gives Whittingham 700 Winners in Winter Meetings GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Museum Recalls San Francisco's Place in Boxing Associated Press
Pepperdine Eliminates Gonzaga, 76-73 RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Baseball : Hanker's Four RBIs Lift Dominguez Hills, 6-5
OCC Dominates Golden West Swimming Meet
Mum's No Longer the Word on USD's Sharp Marty Munn CHRIS ELLO
Ric Sayre, Nancy Ditz Head Field of 13,400 in 2nd L.A. Marathon CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Coast Tennis : No. 1-Seeded Team Defeated in Doubles Championship
McConkey Is Cashing In Big on Giants' Super Bowl Victory GARY POMERANTZ, The Washington Post
Southern Section Masters Wrestling Meet : El Dorado's Tomazic Proves Mission Possible MIKE DiGIOVANNA, Times Staff Writer
Pacific 10 Women's Swimming Championships : Meagher Will Stick Around for 1988 Olympics TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Simi Valley Girls Routed in 4-A Playoff STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Women's Basketball Roundup : SDSU Women Finish With Win Over San Jose State
Becker Top-Seeded for Milan's Indoor Tournament Associated Press
Yogi Was Confused by a Real Live One
THE RITUAL OF SPRING TRAINING : For Baseball, It's a Special Time in Special Places ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS : Louisville Press Takes Toll on Palos Verdes TIM TREPANY
Flamingo Stakes : Cordero and Talinum Win by a Half-Length BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
NAIA District 3 Playoffs : Point Loma Beats SCC at Buzzer, 79-78 STUART DEDIC, Times Staff Writer
Army's Houston Scores 53 Points and Sets 2 School Scoring Records From Times Wire Services
College Basketball Roundup : Bartow's Team Upsets Western Kentucky and Earns NCAA Bid From Times Wire Services
ART IMITATES LIFE IN INDIANA : REAL HOOSIERS : Basketball Is Still King in Land Where Bob Knights and Bobby Plumps Rule MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Strength of Schedule Is Key to NCAA Basketball Berths Associated Press
SPRING TRAINING CITIES : IT MAKES DOLLARS AND SENSE : The Forecast for 1987: Blue Skies With Plenty of Green for All Concerned JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Roundup : Berry Leads San Jose St. Past Pacific
SDSU Players Win and Give Gaines Something to Remember Them By STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Basketball Roundup : CS Fullerton Gets Past CS Long Beach, 72-67 JIM McCURDIE
Titans Win, Will Play UC Irvine in Tournament JIM McCURDIE, Times Staff Writer
Pitino Is a Lord of Discipline FREDERICK WATERMAN, United Press International
It Has Been a Crazy Basketball Season at Fordham University JOHN FEINSTEIN, Washington Post
San Diego Masters Wrestling : Poway Is Top Team; Gerardi Wins 4th Title RICK HAZELTINE
Victor Valley Wrestlers Win 3 Titles in Southern Section Masters Meet MIKE DiGIOVANNA
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