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What happened on May 18, 1987
BUSINESS
Lomas & Nettleton Charged With Consumer Fraud Associated Press
Popoff Named New Chief of Dow Chemical
Graham Greene Threatens to Shift : British Authors Balk at Publishing Mergers From Reuters
Hospital Corp. of America said it may sell units.
Burlington Industries hinted that it may go private.
Los Angeles County
Gift Show 'Exiles' Forced to Pitch Tent : New Rules Put Many Away From the Action, Sellers Complain JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
Hughes Communications will use a Titan III rocket.
Meat Plant Inspections Criticized Associated Press
Los Angeles County
OPEC Likely to Keep $18 Price, Traders Say From Reuters
Boys Markets completed an initial public offering.
Camcorders Zoom Into Video Products Picture NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Unocal Will Own Geothermal Plant : Firm to Sell Power to Ex-Partner in Venture SoCal Edison DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Emergency Dalkon Fund Clears Hurdle From The Washington Post
Four banks were closed last week in three states.
U.S. Attorney Says Insider Case Still Intact : Downplays Speculation Over Motion to Dismiss From Reuters
French Hope to Cork Vintage Canadian 'Champagne' Dispute Associated Press
Casino Firms Caught Up in Merger Fever Associated Press
NEC reportedly will make computers in the U.S.
Fed Action on Rates Hinges on Dollar's Course From Reuters
Many Obstacles to New Careers : Executives Finding It Tough to Change Horses in Midstream CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Backup Software Helps to Ease Pain of Crashes Lawrence J. Magid, Lawrence J. Magid is senior analyst at Seybold Group, a computer consulting and publication firm
Cannon's Investors Advised to Press for Its Liquidation : Analyst Cites Debt and SEC Scrutiny of German Deal, but Film Maker's Chief Remains Upbeat, Touts New Releases KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Names of 250 Nazi War Criminals Still in Hiding Revealed From Associated Press
La Habra : Gang Shooting at Park Leaves Man Wounded
Commencement 1987
Survival Is What It Boils Down to : The Hardships of Living on the Streets Can Make Just Getting Through a Day an Achievement RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Identity of Man Who Was Stabbed Sought
Deadlines Under Immigration Law Create Confusion PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Unmapped Forest of Used Books Beckons : Exploration and Serendipity Delight the Adventurers Who Brave Its Swaying Stacks STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Backers of Tax for Santa Clarita Schools Gird for June 2 Rematch MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Countywide : KOCE Director to Be Honored for Services
Anaheim : Crash That Killed Man Termed Suicide by Police
Irvine : Newswoman to Speak at College Commencement
Jacumba Motorist Killed in I-8 Crash
'Christ' Removed in Name of Bible Sculpture Garden From Times Wire Services
A Compelling Request for Aid
Local News in Brief : Man Killed Attempting to Run Across Freeway
Westminster : Police Seek Man Who Gave Officers the Slip
Lottery Winners
Coast : Public Hearing to Be Held on Coast Land Use
Mother Faces PCP Charge After Son Calls Police PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
'Exploration vs. Wildlife'
Grand Canyon
'Clubs in a Changing World'
Names in News
Ethiopian Folk Tour Called a 'Traveling Prison' CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Parachute Rescue
Helicopters, Hot Rods and USO Turn Out for Marines NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Among Their Peers, They're Senior to Everyone
Amnesty--Many Aliens Face a 30-Day Deadline to Apply, Don't Know It PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Sea Lion Finds Itself Up a Creek Near UCI but Eludes Rescuers NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Program Has Students Dropping In, Not Out PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Protecting the Water Supply
Colin Blakely Dies; Portrayed Heroes, Villains
Aircraft Carriers
'Clubs in a Changing World'
Fullerton : Party-Givers Will Have to Pay for Police Calls
Progress Is in the Eye of the Beholder DIXON GAYER, Dixon Gayer is a professor emeritus from Cal State Long Beach and former chairman of the Journalism Department.
Crash Critically Injures Driver in Film on Dangers of Street Racing BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writer
Refugee Students Tell Harrowing Tales in Essays : Asian Youngsters Write About Fleeing to the U.S. DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Empty Prison Bunks
Crash Hurts Driver Filming Dangers of Drag Racing BORIS YARO, Times Staff Writer
From the Past Comes a Guide to Ocean Sports DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
PSA Teamsters Miss Ratification Deadline GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Drive-By Buyers of Crack Cocaine Targeted in Two Sting Operations ASHLEY DUNN and GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writers
Garbage Imperialism Must Stop : Let's Force Cities to Keep Wastes in Their Own Backyards DAVID MORRIS, David Morris is a founder of the Institute for Local Self Reliance, a Washington-based think tank specializing in municipal issues.
Garden Grove : Host of Party Shot to Death by Angry Guest
Wedtech
Slaying of Marine Sergeant : Troiani Murder Trial Getting Started at Last TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Rock Star Tom Petty's Home Damaged in Fire
NEWS
Artist's Exotic Animal Posters Prove a Big Draw WENDY HASKETT
Court Extends Rights Laws to Protect Jews and Arabs Associated Press
THE BIG NIGHT : From Tuxes to Limos, the Prom Also Serves as a Retailers' Bonanza MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
THE BIG NIGHT : The Prom: New Times Lend New Styles to an Old Rite of Spring DANIELLE A. FOUQUETTE, Times Staff Writer
Shultz Backs Peres in Israeli Dispute on Talks : Calls Jordan 'Sincere,' Hails 'Real Opportunity' for International Conference on Mideast Peace NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Mexico City Fares Doubled Associated Press
Mexico to Protect Jaguars Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
Bangladesh Troops Raid Rebels; 4 Die From Reuters
Gemayel Denies Reports He Threatened to Resign Associated Press
S. Korean Students Battle Police Associated Press
Search Called Off Near Boston for Missing Boater Associated Press
3 Bombs Aimed at Spanish Forces; Basques Suspected United Press International
The World
British Publisher Seeks Harcourt From Reuters
Trustees Plan Further Evaluation of Reynolds WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
The Region
Court Won't Release N.Y. Assets Believed to Belong to Marcos From Reuters
Kurdish Rebels Reportedly Battling Iraqi Forces From Times Wire Services
Free Democrats Gain as Missile Flap Hurts Kohl From Reuters
PLO Leaders Demand Peace Conference Role From Reuters
40ish Professor Carries Commuting to the Sixth Degree JAMES MARNELL
The World
Grinding Task : Researcher at Front Line in AIDS War MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Search for Lost Men Halted United Press International
Two Hurt as Small Plane Crash-Lands in Mar Vista GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Fiji Coup Leader Recognized in Compromise Bid United Press International
The Region
The Region
Treason Case Stirs Furor in Israeli Legal Circles : Concerns Raised About Security Service's Methods of Questioning Suspects DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Bus Plunge Injures 40 Associated Press
5 Injured in Building Collapse United Press International
Magic Johnson Captures NBA Vote for MVP
Claremont Forum Inspires Wit and Warmth Marylouise Oates
Defense Plans Challenge in Achille Lauro Cases United Press International
Simon Tosses Bow Tie Into Presidency Ring From Times Wire Services
U.S. Court Asked to Move Trial Site in Laxalt Lawsuit Associated Press
Students, Police Clash at Seoul Cathedral Associated Press
Windsurfer Rescued After Cold Night Adrift United Press International
Frigate Cost $200 Million, Was Commissioned in '82 From Times Wire Services
Bush's 'Preppie' Image Relaxes in Autobiography ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer
Golden Gate One-Upped by a Lesser Span Associated Press
Peres, Dubynin Meet to Discuss Mideast Peace Associated Press
Bitter Infighting Follows Victories : Supply Siders Divided on Success of Tax Revolution TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Where There's a Will, There's a Way for Jessica CAROLYN SEE
The Nation
Pope Celebrates Special Mass for Filipinos in Rome From Reuters
The Region
S. Africa Lifts Ban on Marx, Lenin : Censors Also Considering Releasing Works by Mao, Stalin MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Mess-Laid Plans Don't Go Astray DIANE E. HILL, Diane E. Hill is a writer in San Diego. and
The Region
Fiji Braces for Protests Against Military Coup From Reuters
Legislative Aides' Campaign Role Growing, Critics Say : Political Troops Often on State Payrolls PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
Queen Dissolves Parliament United Press International
The State
The Nation
Movie Based on Chicago 8 Trial Draws Today's Chic Ex-Radicals LAWRENCE CHRISTON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Contra Aid Testimony Told
The World
Union Gives OK to USAir Bid for PSA GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Israelis Bomb 2 Refugee Camps United Press International
Official Says Textile Import Curbs Would Lead to Retaliation Associated Press
Iran Warns of Dangers in Persian Gulf : Says It's Not Safe for Either U.S. or Soviet Warships From Times Wire Services
Triple Amputee Vet Must Pay Child Support United Press International
Navy Rushing Support to Victims' Families Associated Press
28 Sailors Dead; Ship Had 1-Min. Warning, Didn't Fire : President Angry Over Iraq Attack From Times Wire Services
U.S. Production Hits Lowest Point in Three Years Associated Press
The Nation
The World
The Region
The World
1,255 Reported Slain in Philippine Rebel Clashes This Year From Reuters
Philippine Rebels Assail Vote, Vow to Intensify War MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Ed Davis to Seek 3rd Term
The Region
Child-Stealing Case Thrown Out by Judge Associated Press
Warm Response : Jackson Seeks to Attract More White Voters KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
THE BIG NIGHT : Triumphs, Disasters of Proms Long Past Are Still Fresh in Memory LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Patti Page Waltzes Into a Guild's Heart Ann Conway
Official Urges Broader Definition of AIDS United Press International
The World : 9 Killed in Mid-Air Crash
6 Lucky Numbers Worth $13,130,393 to Lotto Winner United Press International
Iraqi Missile Hits U.S. Warship; 30 Missing, 3 Dead : Attack in Persian Gulf Is Believed to Be a Case of Mistaken Identity RUDY ABRAMSON and DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writers
Judge Grants N.Y. 2 Days to Inspect Garbage Barge United Press International
The State : Houseboat Tips; Two Die
Under Soviet Reforms, a Boss Is Elected WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Myrdal Dies; Wrote Classic Racial Study PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
It's Not Easy Being Green--Unless You Live Near Moscow Associated Press
SHARE Benefit Branded $1-Million Success JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
If 'beauty is truth, truth beauty,' that's not all we need to know today: What's 'telegenic'? Jack Smith
Doctors in Nazi 'Mercy Killings' Get 4-Yr. Terms From Times Wire Services
ENTERTAINMENT
Cbs Affiliates Mull, Mourn 'Morning' Show JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Survival Tactics CONNIE JOHNSON
Demme: 'Ordinary Guy,' No Ordinary Director CLARKE TAYLOR
Art Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Jones Show: Safe For Use By Teen Set CHRIS WILLMAN
Music And Dance Reviews : Glendale Orchestra MARC SHULGOLD
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Twisted Sisters STEVE HOCHMAN
Live Telecast Planned For 1st Comedy Awards LAWRENCE CHRISTON
Music And Dance Reviews : Festival Pays Tribute To Kreisler ALBERT GOLDBERG
Art Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Graham Honored
Exit Lines Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Jazz Review : Humming Along At The Queen Mary LEONARD FEATHER
Jazz Review : 2+2: Challenge Plus Wit Found Friday At Le Cafe A. JAMES LISKA
Music And Dance Reviews : Occidental Alumni TERRY McQUILKIN
Sullivan Minus Gilbert : 'The Zoo' Is Exhumed A La Carte MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Music And Dance Reviews : Peking Acrobats CHRIS PASLES
Cast Is Announced For New 'Star Trek' Revival From United Press International
7 Students Will Get Film Awards
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Review : Patti Page In Fine Voice For Big-band Concert RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Its Future Looks Most Promising : A Retrospective Of Latin Jazz VICTOR VALLE
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music And Dance Reviews : Brass Ring In Debut JOHN HENKEN
Movie Review : 'Meatballs Iii': Kellerman's Good Deed KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Art Review : There Is Room For Improvement In 'Living Spaces' SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
For Ballet's Young Artists : American Dance Competition Dawns DONNA PERLMUTTER
'Five New Pictures' By Ucla Grad Students KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Johnny Carson Gets A Return Of Sorts On A Smelly Investment
Cannes 87 : Cannes Takes Friedman's Side JACK MATHEWS
Placido Domingo Will Sing Papal Mass Sept. 15 From Times wire services
Third-rated Abc Plans Eight New Series For Fall JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
In 39th Annual L.a. Ceremonies : Kcbs, Knbc Garner 12 Emmy Awards ALEENE MacMINN, Times Television Editor
Stage Review : Tricks, Treats Of David Copperfield ROBERT KOEHLER
By The Numbers Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Illusions' In Gazdag Tribute KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Sixto Lezcano Quits Japanese Baseball Associated Press
NCAA Division II Tennis : Chapman Team Wins Individual Doubles Title
Takahashi Wins Playoff to End Ozaki's Streak Associated Press
Willie Fraser Keeps His Success at Arm's Length JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Community College Softball : Rancho Santiago Wins Regional CHRIS ELLO
Clippers to Talk to MacLeod, Shue CHRIS BAKER
Bay to Bonkers Report--Some Notes Written From Back of the Pack SCOTT OSTLER
Tennis Roundup : Wilander Beats Jaite to Win Italian Open From Times Wire Services
Young Is Unable to Put Out Fire; Expos Get Sweep SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Golf Roundup : Clearwater Wins Colonial With Two 64s From Times Wire Services
Canyons Tops Harbor to Advance in Regionals LARRY ROSOFF
American League Roundup : Brewers Aren't Proud of Their Latest Streak From Times Wire Services
National League Roundup : Hawkins and Padres End Streaks With a 6-5 Victory Over Philadelphia From Times Wire Services
Sockers Win and Stay Alive : 5-2 Victory Sends Series to 5th Game in Kansas City MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Burleson's Flare Illuminates Angel's Woe : Ryal's Indecision and Error in Ninth Gives Baltimore a 3-2 Victory MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Indy 500 Qualifying : Late Afternoon Flurry Fills Field for Sunday's Race SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Pat Riley Has Earned His Respect GORDON EDES
Padres Survive Scare, Hold Off Phillies, 6-5 TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
OCC Crews Win 3 Championships
Mekonnen Wins Paris Marathon Associated Press
Rollins' Emmet Wins Division II Tennis Title
Battered Celtics Find Way : They Overcome Ainge Injury and Milwaukee, 119-113 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
For the More Serious Runners, Barrios, Mota Showed the Way Associated Press
Auto Racing Roundup : Earnhardt Wins Heated Winston From Times Wire Services
Spurs Get the Top Pick, and It's Robinson : They Are Willing to Wait for 7-0 Navy Star; Clippers Will Draft Fourth CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Mitchell Stops Benitez on Second-Round TKO Associated Press
CS Northridge Wins NCAA Division II Softball Title MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Collision Delays Yacht in Constitution Race Associated Press
Alysheba Has Just One More Run for All the Money BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Rabbits That Can Really Fly
Orange County Prep Review / Robyn Norwood : Disappointed Trojans Look Ahead Robyn Norwood
Stanley Cup Finals : Memorabilia Isn't Ancient History to Flyers' Resch From Times Wire Services
Nevada Is Investigating Gambler and Boxing Judge
Honeymoon Handicap : Pen Bal Lady a Winner Again on Her New Turf GRAHAME L. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Southern California Community College Baseball Regionals : Fill-In Misuraca Pitches OCC Into State Tournament STEVE KRESAL
MAGIC JOHNSON : 1986-87: His Greatest Act Yet GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Men's Championship : USC, UCLA in Semifinals; CSLB Loses Associated Press
NCAA Women's Tennis Championships : Stanford Wins Its Second Straight Title With 5-1 Victory Over Georgia LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Stanley Cup Finals : Gretzky, Inspired by Bird, Leads Oilers to a 4-2 Win JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Join the Navy and Avoid the Draft : David Robinson, for Instance, Has the Whole World in His Hand MIKE DOWNEY
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