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What happened on November 21, 1987
NEWS
Smile, or You're Under Arrest! : Pocatello Law Is No Laughing Matter to Droll Bankers PETER TORMEY, United Press International
Your Guide To Living In Orange County
Five Church Organizations Banned by Kenya United Press International
Prey to Stendhal Syndrome : Beauty of Florence's Art Distresses Some Tourists WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Kidnaper's Lost Wallet Led Spain Police to Girl From Times Wire Services
Star Track : It's Hooray for Horses as the Glitterati Gather for Breeders' Cup Day at Aptly Named Hollywood Park DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Rustic Canyon--a Picturesque Stroll Amid Homes of the Artsy ROBERT JOHN PIERSON
Literacy Declining : Philippines: New Crisis in Education MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Espresso Bar a Pick-Me-Up for Patrons MICHELE SEIPP
3 UCSB Students Dead, 1 Missing After Their Car Plunges Into Ocean DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Betty Ford in Fine Condition After Bypass LOUIS SAHAGUN, Times Staff Writer
Apparently Hanged Himself : Abstract Sculptor Christopher Wilmarth From Times Wire Services
Cadres Assailed by Gorbachev on Pace of Reforms WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
North American Bridge Championships Under Way at Anaheim Hilton
Train Stuck on Tracks Is Rear-Ended; 25 Injured Associated Press
W. German Satellite Boosted Into Space by Ariane Rocket Associated Press
Palestinian-American Defies Israeli Order to Leave DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
House OKs $1.6 Billion for Weather Projects Associated Press
Hanoi Will Return Remains of Five Believed to Be MIAs United Press International
$9 Billion in Options Offered : Want to Pick a Tax? Try This Smorgasbord ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Some Liberal Groups Object Sharply to Early Starting Date : Judge Kennedy Hearings to Open Dec. 14 DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Snow Warnings Posted as Cold Invades North From Times Wire Services
15th Chess Game Adjourned; Play Resumes Today Associated Press
U.S. Unequipped to Verify Some Cuts in Missiles, Report Warns MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
France Tests Nuclear Device Associated Press
Wright Against Contra Aid Even if Peace Fails SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Syrian Soldiers Reportedly Raid Beirut Campus, Beat Students Associated Press
Italy Leader Offers Government for Vote From Reuters
Thailand, Spain OK Pact From Reuters
India to Observe 2-Day Truce in Fight Against Sri Lanka Rebels From Times Wire Services
Shamir Talks With Reagan, Applauds U.S. Gulf Escorts NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Nazi Hunters Submits Files on Schwammberger to Argentina Associated Press
Mexican Winner Named Associated Press
For 2 Key Salvador Leftists, Going Home From Exile May Be a Dangerous Journey MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Joint U.S.-Soviet Nuclear Tests to Aid in Verification From Reuters
Sneaky 'Stuff' Shows Up Mysteriously When It's Time to Get Ready to Move JOHN SWENSON, United Press International
Twins Out of Danger After Historic Operation Associated Press
Smiling Jessica Teeters Out of Hospital in Cast Associated Press
Spruce Felled in Ohio for White House Christmas United Press International
55 Die in Chinese Mines From Reuters
Senate Ratification of Arms Treaty Called Vital : Nixon, Kissinger, Scowcroft Say Rejection of Missile Deal Would Divide Allies JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Fiji Cuts Size of Military by Half Associated Press
Nation's 1st Alzheimer's-Only Center Opens in Los Alamitos
Mexico Increases Food Output 20% United Press International
GTE/Raiders Program to Benefit Foodbank
Communist Role Seen in Killings at Base : U.S. Will Not Retreat From Terrorists, Admiral Says in Manila MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
S. Africa Expels Photographer for U.S. Newspaper Associated Press
Kim Young Sam Says Key Foe in Opposition Is Running Third SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
PASSINGS : George Caras; Banker, Attorney
Second Salvage Tug in Gulf Struck by Iraqi Missile; 1 Crewman Killed CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
PASSINGS : Brand Blanshard; 'Philosopher's Philosopher'
Japanese Trade Unions Form New Federation Associated Press
Toothless Law Doesn't Deter Drinking While Driving : Texans Still Having One on the Road J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Leading Figure in San Jose Project Accused of Bribery From Times Wire Services
'Orthopedic Shoe' Plan May Save Double Digits From the Washington Post
Congress OKs Extension for Counsel Law United Press International
Fumes Force Evacuation Associated Press
Fire Kills Three Children, Their Great-Grandmother United Press International
Children Find Trouble and Adventure on a Greek Isle CAROLYN MEYER
Budget Views Called Contradictory : Simon Draws Larger Iowa Crowds, Opponents' Barbs MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Cats of All Stripes Will Compete in Glendale ELLEN MELINKOFF
Negotiators Agree on $30-Billion Deficit Cut : Mandatory Cutbacks Are Now in Effect KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Howard Beach Trial to Begin Defense Phase Associated Press
Voyager Takes Lofty Spot in Flight Museum Associated Press
Cuba Renews Refugee Pact With U.S. : Way Cleared for Return of Criminals and Mentally Ill NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan to Tour Plant Before California Visit Associated Press
Violence by Border Agents Against Aliens Grows, Coalition Charges LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
UC Student Fees Will Increase $60 to Average $1,434 Next Fall, Regents Decide
Maturango Preserves the Indian Legacy WILLIAM S. MURPHY
Cardinal's Remarks May Upset Delicate Exercise : Jewish-Catholic Dialogue Hits New Snag JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Cabinet Officer Testifies at Perjury Trial : Was Lobbied by Deaver on Tax Issue, Shultz Says ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Shutterbug Pandora's Box : Photographers With Eye for Gadgets Click With Catalogs ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Next Week : Nov. 28 and 29--Pan American Indian Art Show and Sale, sponsored by the Collectors' Club of the Southwest Museum. Pasadena Civic Auditorium, 300 E. Green St. Information: (213) 458-4134. : Nov. 29--Outdoor Antique Jamboree, University Synagogue Sisterhood, 11960 Sunset Blvd., West Los Angeles. Free. : Nov. 29--Los Angeles Antique Jewelry & Silver Show, Pasadena Elks Lodge, 400 W. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena. Information: (213) 396-0876. : Information to be considered for this column should be submitted in time to reach The Times three weeks before the show and/or sale. Do not telephone. Mail items to: Bobbie Justice, Yesterday's Treasures, View Section, Los Angeles Times, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles 90053.
Tips on Ways to Avoid Holiday Overeating GINNA ROGERS-GOULD, Ginna Rogers-Gould is a fitness expert based in Annapolis, Md.
Early Bird Gets . . . : Lotto Number Was Up but Work Called First DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Amateur and Experienced Riders Gain Some Hands-on Horse Sense DARLENE SORDILLO, Times Staff Writer
Come-Hither Casserole Spells Doom for a Singles' Dinner ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
History Up Against the Wall: Posters Paul Dean
Helms Aide Ties Chile Leak to Administration From a Times Staff Writer
Sometimes Day Care Is a Nightmare to Find JAN HOFMANN, For The Times
DEA Chief Denies Agents Broke Law to Aid Hostages RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Boxing Combines Glitter, Grit : Tinseltown Meets Fist City During Fight Night at Forum SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Down the Road, Mobility Will Be the Key to Career Opportunities From Times Wire Services
Ex-Gov. Kerrey to Run for Senate in Nebraska Associated Press
Whale Tangled in Net Eludes Help, Swims Off PAM LITTLE, Times Staff Writer
Trails Offer Glimpse of California's Past JOHN McKINNEY
Next Spring's Snail Wars: The Gardener Strikes Back Robert Smaus
Success of O'Neill Surgery Rules Out Need for Therapy Associated Press
The Need Is Nannyversal : Immigration Law Changes Result in New Approaches to Live-In Child Care JAN HOFMANN, For The Times
Hydraulic Failure Hampers Test of Shuttle O-Ring Joints From Times Wire Services
Tips for Presents--Knowing What to Buy or Make Is a Gift in Itself TONI CARDARELLA, United Press International
It's Goodby for One Young Heart Recipient and Hello to Another
Stars in Her Eyes, Poverty at Her Throat : After 11 Years, Actress Lives in Hope That Big Break Won't Be of Her Heart LLOYD GROVE, The Washington Post
Formaldehyde Exposure Levels Cut : OSHA, Facing Contempt Action, Sharply Reduces Limits HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Labor Writer
Fires in GE Parts Cited by Services : Wear in Engines Grounds Dozens of Hornet Fighters Associated Press
An Art That Speaks for Itself by a Woman of Few Words Sam Hall Kaplan
Carlucci Confirmed as Defense Secretary MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Whiz Kids Believe Calculator Use Could Add Up to a Bad Mistake for Young Students From the Associated Press
Most Americans Ignore Culinary Elitism and Stick to the Old-Time Staples NANCY SHULINS, Associated Press
Life-Giving Artery or 'Cocaine Lane,' I-95 Mirrors Land Along East Coast CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Associated Press
Heavy Metal : Sculptor Hal Pastorius Weathers Storms as Well as His Works of Art Do MIKE SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
Gardening : Weekend Project . . . How to Build the Basic Compost Bin ROBERT SMAUS
Gemologist Takes Rocky Road
Old Stone Tower Offers Spectacular Desert Views STACY FINZ
ENTERTAINMENT
Videos: Art With No Place to Call Home TERRY ATKINSON
Ceremonies? 'Don't Expect 87 Pianos' ALEENE MacMINN, Times Television Editor
Snowed in Bidding? ABC Still Cheery About Winter Olympics ALEENE MacMINN, Times Television Editor
Performers From '50s, '60s to Revive 30 Years of Rock 'n' Roll Golden Oldies GINA ARNOLD
Weekend TV Sports STEVE WEINSTEIN
TVisms
Dead Gratitude
David Johansen's Move Into Old-Time R&B Lacks the Spark of His Rock 'n' Rouge Days ROBERT HILBURN
To Lampley, Covering Sports in Los Angeles Is No Game STEVE WEINSTEIN
MUSIC REVIEW : Mehta Returns for Mighty Mahler Second : He Shuns the Sentimental, Leading L.A. Philharmonic in an Urgent Performance MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Weekend TV : Networks Offer Banquet of Viewing Choices for Thanksgiving Week STEVE WEINSTEIN
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Pop Music Reviews : Irish Neo-Traditionalists DON HECKMAN
Playwright Takes His Current Celebrity in Stride SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Pop Music Reviews : BoDeans Get a Late Start Stirring Things Up at the Variety Arts Center RICHARD CROMELIN
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STAGE REVIEWS : 'F.M.,' 'Downside' Beat the Odds in Long Wharf Theatre Premieres DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theatre Critic
Les Brown's Renown
'A Rose Is a Rose' Is a Cubist Inspiration MARK CHALON SMITH
Therriault's Dark Side of Paradise Is 'White Death' JANICE ARKATOV
MUSIC REVIEW : Alumnus Took Orchestra Through Its Paces KENNETH HERMAN
Like Fine Art, Price's Career Grows in Value CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
STAGE REVIEW : 'Little Foxes' Lack of Subtlety Blurs Wasting of Family Bonds MARK CHALON SMITH
Waylon Jennings, Solo and Happy : In Out of the Cold, Country Music Star to Sing a Life Story of Sorts at the Crazy Horse GINA ARNOLD
TV REVIEW : 'Super Dave' in Showtime Debut BILL STEIGERWALD
Giving Up Seat in Buddy Holly Plane Saved Jennings' Life
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TVisms
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Puffing at Peter, Paul and Mary
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Lotto Loser's Lament : Wrong Day for Right Numbers DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Fancy Pigeons, Not Park Variety, Strut Their Stuff STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
KDOC Jurors Hear Claims of Favoritism, Phony Ratings JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach Man Arrested in Fraud as Cameras Roll JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
With No Time to Spare
Davis Seeks Fairer Way of Deciding on Cityhood Bids ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
National City Firm Told to Clean Up Part of Bay BILLIE SUTHERLAND, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Waste Treatment Plant
Local News in Brief : City Housing Panel Urged
Local News in Brief : Mayor's Stolen Car Shot
Blacks Call Off Tourism Boycott, But Plan to Sue Visitors Bureau RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Theft in City-Owned Buildings Up 200% in 1986, Audit Finds From United Press International
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Report Says Jail Plan Needs No Further Study
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : Sanitation Plant Is Given Highest Honor
All Aboard for Mars : Don't Let Politics Dim Joint Exploration CARL SAGAN and LOUIS D. FRIEDMANBD Carl Sagan of Cornell University and Louis D. Friedman are, respectively, president and executive director of the Planetary Society, a public-interest organization based in Pasadena.
Local News in Brief : Banker Extradited to U.S.
BBs, Pellets, Bullets Blamed for Most Wildlife Casualties
Local News in Brief : South County : Recovered Property Checked Against Thefts
Woman Accused of Loan-Fee Swindle
Gaining Political Power
City Attorney Probes Bid to Recall Farrell TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Railroad Track Relocation
Court Bars County Closure of Health Clinics for Poor KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Podhoretz and Segal on Ending Conflict in the Middle East
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Podhoretz and Segal on Ending Conflict in the Middle East
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Podhoretz and Segal on Ending Conflict in the Middle East
Protecting Children From Abuse
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
MIT Police Evict 15 From Tents, Shelters on School Property Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Driver Swerves Into Path of Truck and Is Killed
Health Officials Hit for Inaction on AIDS Care JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Restaurant Owner Is Critically Wounded
Aimed at Making Catholic Parish Life More Appealing : U.S. Bishops Endorse Plan to Keep Latinos in the Flock JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Diner Shot to Death in Restaurant Attack
It's What We Know That Hobbles Us DAVID GLIDDEN, David Glidden is a philosophy professor at UC Riverside
Woman Dies in Crash at Checkpoint on I-5
People and Events JACK JONES, From staff and wire reports
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
Arizonan Named Planning Director : O'Connor Cites Administrator's Management Experience LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Social Security and Slashing the Deficit
AIDS Rate in L.A. Addicts 'Very Low,' Unlike N.Y.'s MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
'Drummed Out'; Selling Candy
Sentencing for Former Catholic Charities Chief in Grand Theft JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Independence, Soviet Style
State Workers Dumped Trash in Ravine BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Mutual Puts Health Care Decisions in Patients' Hands MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
No Episcopal Liturgy for Gays : Massachusetts Vote Close; Future Passage Predicted Associated Press
Drunken Day Depicted at Insurance Agent's Murder Trial GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Superior Court Judge's Decision in Legal Aid Case Is Reversed H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Westminster : Market Worker Dies Under Load of Meat
Toxics Test at Eastside Prison Site Planned SANTIAGO O'DONNELL and LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writers
Alzheimer's Center: A Dream Come True AMY MEDNICK, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Drug Trial Fugitive Caught
Pierce College Students Organize Harvest Fest
Local News in Brief : Bill Trickles Down to Laffer
Ollie North Recompensed for His Vernacular Obfuscation PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : LAPD Misconduct Hearing
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Library Will Operate Hispanic Bookmobile
They See Beauty in Helping the Beast GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
May Starve Within Two Weeks : 30-Ton Gray Whale Entangled in Fishing Net PAM LITTLE, Times Staff Writer
Fans Don't Waffle About La Jolla Eatery MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Man at Site Where Body Parts Were Found, Court Told TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Flamboyant Priest Doesn't Mince Words in His Novels or in Real Life KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
Boy's Uncle a Suspect in Grisly Case WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Violinist Heifetz Improved
'Drummed Out'; Selling Candy
'Drummed Out'; Selling Candy
Hospital in Compliance; Medicare Status Intact BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Fire Guts Dylan's Garage
The House : Uniform Poll Closing
Informant Told About Bombings : Ex-Church Member Didn't Believe in Violence to Help Stop Abortions RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
State of Emergency Proclaimed : Governor OKs Tax Help for Palomar Fire Victims JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Court to Weigh Boy's Right to Refuse Medical Treatment PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
La Costa Deal Completed at Savings for Japanese Firm ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Afghan Guilty in Drug Case
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Second Think Tank at UC Irvine Receives OK
Byzantine Structure Rises at San Marcos : Faith, and Bingo, Help Build New Serbian Orthodox Church TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Politicians Join Anti-Noise Forces in Denouncing Airport Expansion T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Stolen Cars
'Drummed Out'; Selling Candy
Health Officials, State Split Over Care of Afflicted Teen DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Setback for Research
Episcopal Bishop Nominee Withdraws
SPORTS
Big Apple NIT Roundup : Purdue, Georgia Tech Win Easily From Times Wire Services
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE : Artists Rally in 4th Period for Victory LEN HALL
2-A Football : Planned or Not, Fumbles Help Mar Vista to 21-0 Victory over Crawford CHRIS DE LUCA
Southern Section Water Polo : Los Alamitos to Take a Fresh Shot at El Dorado STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton, Seeking a Winning Record, Meets Montana ROBYN NOWOOD
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / SOUTHERN CONFERENCE : Santa Ana Has Lee Way to Advance Past Irvine
El Toro Hopes It Can Weather Esperanza CHRIS FOSTER
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Tustin Holds On to Edge Fullerton, 9-6
Long Beach Closes Season With Utah St. DICK WAGNER
At Best, Nobody Will Know Their Names; At Worst, Everyone Will : Special Kind of Pressure on Stewards JOHN CHERWA, Times Assistant Sports Editor
City Section Football Highlights : SUNSET LEAGUE RON PIVO
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Kings Seek to Snap Road Losing Streak JERRY CROWE
Christian Heritage Gets Big Shot and Bigger Win LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
NHL Roundup : Devils Win, 5-2, Making Chevrier 8-0 at Meadowlands DAN HAFNER
City Section Football Highlights : VALLEY 4-A LEAGUE TODD JACOBSON
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Finals Today in Water Polo, 2 Other Prep Sports
City Section Football Highlights : PAC 8 LEAGUE MICHAEL GELLER
Golf Roundup : Scots Lead Welsh by 1; U.S. Third From Times Wire Services
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Valencia Takes First Step, 27-0 BILL ROBERTSON
City Section Football Highlights : PAC 8 LEAGUE CHARLES SIFUENTES
Breeders' Cup: Race by Race : The Sprint Should Be Groovy's; Ferdinand Fits the Classic Mold BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton to Play Swedish Club Tonight
Zimmer Named to Manage Last-Place Cubs
Largent Taking Slow Road to Football Hall of Fame BOB WOLF
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / SOUTHERN CONFERENCE : Mission Viejo Cruises to Convincing Victory VINCE AGUL
Borja's Goal Gives Lazers 5-4 Win at Wichita United Press International
A Case Is Made on Behalf of Big Ten
One Fan Takes Shot at Trojans and Horse, Another Hits Bruins
One Fan Takes Shot at Trojans and Horse, Another Hits Bruins
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Newport Harbor Rallies Past Sunny Hills
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Southern Section Football Playoffs : DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE MIKE YEAMAN
NBA Roundup : Injury-Riddled Celtics Routed by 76ers, 116-85 DAN HAFNER
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Northridge, Cal Lutheran Conclude Football Seasons
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Anaheim's Bomb Defeats Artesia RICH GUIREMAND
Vista's Request to Postpone Playoff Opener Is Denied
Aztecs' Santos Plans to Go Out as He Came In: Without Emotion CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
City Section Football Highlights : Taft Scores 27-21 Win to Share Sunset Title JIM COLEMAN
Monestime Runs It Up in Thousand Oaks Win TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Canyon Survives 4th-Quarter Rally by North Torrance CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE : Trabuco Hills Is Trampled by La Sierra, 41-6
Crespi Looks Like One-Man Team : White Rushes for Career-High 348 Yards, 5 Scores in 38-32 Win STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Camarillo Falls to Pasadena in 3 Overtimes STEVEN FLEISCHMAN, Times Staff Writer
THE LOYAL, THE FEW : Don't Expect to Find Many Students at the Games, Because Cal State Fullerton Football Fans Are a Rare Breed Indeed ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Football Playoffs : Lavin's School-Record 315 Yards Lead Chaminade Past Santa Paula SCOT BUTWELL
San Diego Sports Et cetera : UCSD Advances to Women's Volleyball Final
Southern Section Football Playoffs : DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE PAUL OLSON
Tennis Roundup : Sabatini, 17, Upsets Navratilova; Maleeva Tops Shriver From Times Wire Services
1-A Football : Parker Uses Flea-Flicker in 21-16 Win
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / BIG FIVE CONFERENCE : Barons Start Slow, Down Rubidoux ERNIE CASTILLO
Cruz Turns On Jets : Ex-Valley Runner Leads Cal State L. A. Into Division II Cross-Country Finals JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Friday's Southern Section Playoff Highlights : Antelope Valley Flattens Palos Verdes, 41-14 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Saddleback Rolls, 24-0, Behind Therien; Western Loses Again in 1st Round TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Golden West Routs DeAnza, 21-8, to Reach State Water Polo Final STEVE KRESAL STEVE KRESAL..BD: Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Bolsa Grande Finally Gets Untracked, Tramples Glenn, 42-20 STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
WILLIAMS REPLACES SCHROEDER AS REDSKIN STARTER : Backup Quarterback Steps Forward GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
What's Going on Here? A Padre Knows Best Dave Distel
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / BIG FIVE CONFERENCE : Brown Rushes to Servite's Aid in 31-7 Victory ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / SOUTHERN CONFERENCE : Hawthorne Goes Deep, Edges El Modena, 14-12 STUART MATTHEWS
Southern Section Football Playoffs : NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCE MARK YOUNG
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / SOUTHERN CONFERENCE : Los Alamitos Does It With Offense, 32-17
BATTLE FOR THE ROSE BOWL : UCLA vs. USC : Pasadena Is on the Line in Battle of L.A. : For First Time Since '78, UCLA, USC Both Play for Rose Bowl Bid MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
A LOOK AT RAIDER, RAM OPPONENTS : Vance Johnson Wears Many Hats and a Helmet RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Community College Football : Saddleback and OCC Bid for Championship STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
No. 1 Hart Flags Down Redondo in 30-16 Win VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Rams' Bell Could Be Out for Season
A Case Is Made on Behalf of Big Ten
Cross-Country : Jorgensen, Tadese Turn On Heat : Section's Top Runners Breeze in Stifling Conditions STEVE BEATTY
Favorites Have Taken Their Lumps in Three Previous Classic Races BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Pacifica Blanks La Mirada, 28-0 SCOTT JONES
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / BIG FIVE CONFERENCE : Carter Leads Long Beach Poly to 32-9 Win Over Mater Dei AL PRESTON
City Section Football Highlights : SUNSET LEAGUE BOB GREEN
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / CENTRAL CONFERENCE : Corona del Mar's Defense Breaks Down Troy, 28-7 CHRIS FOSTER
Montclair Prep, Oak Park Open Inland Playoffs Today
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / BIG FIVE CONFERENCE : Buckley, Loyola Run Over Defenseless Westminster SCOTT WOLF
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / SOUTHERN CONFERENCE : Capo Valley Upset by Villa Park ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Football Playoffs : DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE DAVE ROMANO
Southern Section Water Polo Final : No. 1 Costa Mesa to Test Harvard Comfort Zone TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Tennis : Freshman Gavaldon Wins Title CHRIS DE LUCA
3-A Football : Sheehan All Over as Helix Reverses Earlier Loss, 21-11 RICK HAZELTINE
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS / DESERT-MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE : Woodbridge Romps Over St. Genevieve, 35-0 DAVE ROMANO
Sockers Shake Road Jinx, Top Sidekicks, 4-3 RICHIE WHITT
Friday's City Highlights : Bad Start Hurts Wilson as Locke Wins, 29-16 GUY GRUPPIE
Clippers Finally Take Road to Victory, 112-96 : After Losing 21 Straight Away From Home, Los Angeles Beats Suns at Phoenix CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
'Total Yards' Statistic Is an Inflated Figure
Charger Notebook : Herrmann to Start Against Seattle : Decision Reached After Fouts Misses a Week of Practice BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
City Section Football Highlights : VALLEY 4-A LEAGUE STEVE WILLIAMS
Friday's City Highlights
Friday's Southern Section Playoff Highlights
City Section Football Highlights : PAC 8 LEAGUE GERARD COSTANTIAN
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With Rams, It Seems Profit Comes First
Lakers, Up by 27, Win by Only 3 : Riley Sends In Subs, and Dallas Almost Sinks L.A. GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
This Player's Wife Knows Her Stuff
Really Big Game Is in Lincoln RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Zinging Zimmer a National Pastime
The San Diego Section Needs to Improve Its Handling of Playoffs
Only 2,641 See Win by UCLA : Oral Roberts Routed, 119-79, in NIT Opener JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Marcus Allen to 49ers for Steve Young?
Florez Ends Frustration for CSUN in Soccer, 1-0 GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Marcus Allen to 49ers for Steve Young?
BUSINESS
Twiglet Offers Elementary High Finance : Chartered Bank in Caboose Is Organized, Operated by Children Associated Press
CREDIT : Bond Prices Edge Higher at Close Associated Press
Prices Rise 0.4% During October; All Sectors Higher OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Gallagher Will Resign Post as PSE President BILL SING
Molinaro is Accused of Fraud in Attempted Sale of Ramona Savings JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Special Effects Pull Crowds to New Plaza Disney Store MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Firm Is Tops in the Top Market : Pacific Auto Accessories Was an Idea That Started Small and Grew Into the Industry's No. 1 Company JOHN TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Fluor Clears 'Poison Pill' to Thwart Hostile Takeover LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
GA Tech to Buy Kerr-McGee's Uranium Plant CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Amfac Fires Chief in Policy Dispute
Volkswagen to Shut U.S. Plant : Closure Blamed on Slow Sales of Cars Considered Outdated, Overpriced KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Reaction to Budget Plan : Dow Industrials Gain 18.24 in Mixed Trading From Times Wire Services
Franchises Give Minorities Way to Go It Alone : Seminar Opens Door for Those Pondering Business JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
Effort to Cut Deficit May Further Limit Some Tax Breaks Bill Sing
VW Closing Hits Struggling Town Hard : Though Many Had Seen Signs Coming, Bad News Came as Shock Associated Press
Pennzoil Makes New Settlement Offer to Texaco : Would Limit Liability to $5 Billion; Creditors Pressing for Settlement DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
GA Tech to Buy Kerr-McGee's Uranium Plant CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Social Security Numbers by Mail DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Rusty Pelican Takeover Completed
Court Ruling : Barron Hilton Wins Round in Stock Fight AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
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