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What happened on November 22, 1987
ENTERTAINMENT
The Short Life of Elizabeth Hartman : Instant Stardom in 'Patch of Blue,' Then Unemployment, Then Suicide SANDRA HANSEN KONTE, Konte is a San Francisco journalist
Reassessing the Legacy of Georgia O'Keeffe WILLIAM WILSON
Def Leppard: From Hot to Cold to 'Hysteria' DENNIS HUNT
Another Hit Film Song Has Jennifer Warnes Dancing PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
CD CORNER : Catching Up on Ray & Sam ROBERT HILBURN
Sean Gets a Lift Nikki Finke
Major Marketing Leonard Klady
Breathing Again Leonard Klady
Silent Treatment Pat H. Broeske
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
Hell Is for Actors
Hell Is for Actors
Hell Is for Actors
Giving Thanks for Places That Don't Serve Turkey : Delicatessen With a Chinese Viewpoint MAX JACOBSON
Dog Days Beth Ann Krier
Commentary : 'Maurice's' Message for Today's Audiences DOUGLAS SADOWNICK, Sadownick is a Los Angeles-based writer who frequently contributes to Calendar and is published in New York Native, the Advocate, High Performance and L.A. Weekly. and
Sexy Angle John M. Wilson
A Sneeze Odyssey Connie Benesch
Black Music Fans Say They Can't Always Get What They Want CONNIE JOHNSON and DON SNOWDEN
Radio's Blackout : Why Are So Many Acclaimed Black Artists Ignored by Black Stations? CONNIE JOHNSON and DON SNOWDEN
Political Party
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Ironic Act CHRIS WILLMAN
Hell Is for Actors
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
Hell Is for Actors
Quibbles & Bits
Rock Criticism
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
A Name in Vain Patrick Goldstein
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Cher in the Shallows CONNIE JOHNSON
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
Food From Cold Climates Compiled by David Pecchia
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
Commercial Suffering
Commercial Suffering
Blazing a Path for Black Repertory Troupe DOUGLAS SADOWNICK
No Justice for Pre-Presidential Peccadilloes : Sorry, Babe, but Candor and Campaigning Don't Mix PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
It's Still Only Rock 'n' Roll
Boardwalk Romance STEVE HOCHMAN
Allard Finds There's Music After Chorale CHRIS PASLES
Indian Fare Far Afield From the Ordinary FLORICE NEWBERY
A Free-Form Approach to Denizens of the Dance World JANICE ARKATOV
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Whodini? Who Cares? KRISTINE McKENNA
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Puppet Tunes GINA ARNOLD
Chorale Looking to the Future CHRIS PASLES
Between the Lines Leonard Klady
Hell Is for Actors
Off Again, Off Again Leonard Klady
Why Actresses Are in Love With 'Babbitt' DENNIS McDOUGAL
Book Burning Pat H. Broeske
Little Rock Eyewitness
Formula Movies Craig Modderno
Sultan Draws From the Past and the Present ZAN DUBIN
Giving Thanks for Places That Don't Serve Turkey : La Bruschetta: Unusual Italian RUTH REICHL
SNUB-bing MTV for Rock-Video Wild Side TERRY ATKINSON
Laguna Takes Some Heat From HBO Movie Randy Lewis
A Mushroom Lover's Dream COLMAN ANDREWS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Post-Split Supertramp DUNCAN STRAUSS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : The Queen of Soul Returns to Church CHRIS WILLMAN
Sad Timing Pat H. Broeske
L.A. Black Radio
Musicians Union and LACO Out of Tune? JOHN HENKEN
Stereotype or Truth? : Business Insiders Review Harsh 'Glengarry Glen Ross' HERMAN WONG
Gemini Rising
A Treasure of Jug Band Tunes TERRY ATKINSON
Bill Watrous Gets His Second Wind LEONARD FEATHER
Les Anges Chef Trading L.A. Smog for Island Trade Winds COLMAN ANDREWS
TRAVEL
Unglazed Ceramics May Be Dangerous for Food TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
None of Those Problems
Surprising Bookstore
Bad INS Experience
Bad INS Experience
What's Down Under? LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
New Ramada Discount Available Worldwide JACK ADLER
Touring in Depth
The Savvy Traveler : Lion Rock . . . Africa at Its Purest PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Cornish Meat Pie
Movable Microbrewery
Retreat to Lake Como JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan is a La Jolla free-lance writer.
The Brontes' Country ELAINE BERMAN and ART BERMAN
A Whiff of Rich Scents and Hundreds of Items JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Vivaldi in Vermont
A Maze of Options for Over-60s BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
Taxi to Huatulco
A City in Ruins With Buddhas Looking On JAMES F. LEE, Lee is a free-lance writer living in Lewisburg, Pa
Isle of Menacing Cliffs WILLIAM C. BRISICK, Brisick is a free-lance writer living in Westlake Village
On a Roll Through Napa's Sleepy Wine Country CHRISTOPHER P. BAKER, Baker is a free-lance writer living in Oakland
A Chalet in Leavenworth
But It Cost Us
Canberra: Where the City and Country Meet FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Is This Any Way to Treat Your Spouse? Yes! BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a nationally known travel writer who lives in Canoga Park
Cozy B&Bs Beckon From Lake Arrowhead Area MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Stranded and Alone, She Finds 'Family' in Tokyo AUDREY TERRILL, Terrill is a Santa Clara free-lance writer
Good Food and a Slow Pace on the Isle of Ischia BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
FOOD
Storing Desserts : A Large Variety of Holiday Delicacies Can Be Prepared Ahead and Frozen MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Sweet Somethings MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Delightful Dish : Correct Version of Cranberry Pavlova
California by Mail JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Turkey Soup a Hearty Reminder of the Holidays ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Newsletter's Food Philosophy Bert Greene, Greene is a New-York based food writer
BUSINESS
$100 Dolls Are the Talk of Toy Makers DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
New Talking Dolls Can Even Put Foot in Their Mouths DENISE GELLENE
Nation
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Calm No Surprise
IRS Above Law
LIVING WITH A LESSER DOLLAR : Exports on Rise as Manufacturers Find Competition Easier JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
California
No Equality Yet
Need Middle Path
Los Angeles County
SIR LAWRIE TRIES IT AGAIN : But This Time, the Briton Is Out to Lure Upscale Home Buyers Instead of Concentrating on Southern California's First-Timers MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Consumers to Get Rude Awakening From American Dream A. GARY SHILLING, A. GARY SHILLING is a New York-based economic consultant and author of "The World Has Definitely Changed," published by Lakeview Press
VIEWPOINTS : Hollywood Independents Start to Feel the Squeeze WALTER ADAMS and JAMES W. BROCK, WALTER ADAMS is a professor of economics and past president of Michigan State University. JAMES W. BROCK is associate professor of economics at Miami University (Ohio). They are co-authors of "The Bigness Complex," which was published this year. and
California
California
HARDEV SANDHU : Hybrid Pension Plans Can Help Guard Against Tumult of Stock Market
Nation
VIEWPOINTS : How Can Flight Service and Safety Be Improved? : Industry Observers Explain What They Think Should Be Done to Make Skies Friendlier KEITH BRADSHER, The U.S. Department of Transportation released its first detailed report Nov. 11 on the timeliness and the baggage-handling performance of the nation's 14 largest airlines. That was followed by last Sunday's crash of a Continental Airlines DC-9 at Denver's Stapleton International Airport, killing at least 28. Times staff writer Keith Bradsher interviewed various airline industry observers about how to improve airline service and safety. Excerpts follow: and
Losses Coming Into Style at Clothestime JOHN CHARLES TIGHE
Nation
LIVING WITH A LESSER DOLLAR : Higher Import Costs Hurt Firms Dependent Upon Foreign Goods PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Nation
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Profit Sharing Pays Off in Harmony, Firm Discovers From Associated Press
Health Care: We Demand Best--and Pay for It JAMES FLANIGAN
Information Age Is Coming, but 'Freeware,' 'Shareware' Won't Be There Making Money
MAGAZINE
Descent Into Devil's Hole : Underground and Underwater in Death Valley HILLARY HAUSER
FOOD : Remembrance of Things Pasta : Cookbook Writer Elisa Celli Knows What Makes Good--and Bad--Italian Food BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor.
On the Edge in L.A. : This Year We're Thankful for Our Health, Our Home, and the Survival Kit in Our Closet DELIA EPHRON, Delia Ephron's most recent book is " Funny Sauce ."
Sasanqua Camellias GEORGE HARMON SCOTT and BILL SIDNAM
Polanski's Pictures Linden Gross
Checking Out the Personals : The Home-and-High-Tech Life Style Has Created a Demand for New Appliances That Pamper and Groom PADDY CALISTRO
Naughty & Nice Mary Rourke, Mary Rourke is a Times staff writer.
Word For Word : The Evolution of Our Language Apparently Owes as Much to Common Misusage as to Common Usage Jack Smith
Wines for the Bird : Champagne and Zinfandel Are Perfect Complements to the Thanksgiving Turkey ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
DESIGN : The Thrill of the Chase : Forays to Out-of-the-Way Farmhouses Can Turn Up a Rare Antique That Sells for Six Figures HAROLD SACK and MAX WILK
Tuned to the Past : In the Days Before the Walkman, the Air King and Sparton Caught Our Ears and Eyes
In Exile : It's Been 10 Years Since Roman Polanski Set Foot in Hollywood. Now He Has a New Movie--and Friends Are Quietly Trying to Arrange His Return to Los Angeles MICHAEL CIEPLY, Michael Cieply is a Times staff writer.
Buying Predacious Snails ROBERT SMAUS and PAUL B. ENGLER
Radio Noir : On the Air, a Voice Like Dirty Honey Tells Stories Grim as Nightmares. If You Think Radio Is All Top 40, You Haven't Heard Joe Frank. JAMIE DIAMOND, Jamie Diamond is a fiction writer and free-lance journalist.
BOOKS
Four Generations Down Under : IT'S RAINING IN MANGO by Thea Astley (G.P. Putnam's Sons: $17.95; 208 pp.) Valerie Miner, Miner's fifth novel, "All Good Women," was just published by The Crossing Press. and
In Defense of 'Paco's Story' JACK MILES, Times Book Editor
Strange Love in Australia : DREAMHOUSE by Kate Grenville (Viking: $14.95; 170 pp.) Judith Freeman, Freeman's first collection of stories, "Family Attractions," will be published by Viking in winter, 1988. and
Lessons of History
Fiction Michael Harris
Corpo Lifer Jailbreak : THE GRAND LIFE by Jan Novak (Poseidon Press: $16.95; 256 pp.) Gary Dretzka, Dretzka is a journalist living in Chicago. and
Nonfiction Michael Krepon
Fiction Stewart Lindh
Biography of Collins
The Best of Dickens?
Fiction Tom Nolan
Gift Books 1987: For Children : A Dinosaur for Christmas EVE BUNTING, Bunting's most recent picture book is "Ghost's Hour, Spook's Hour" (Clarion/Houghton Mifflin). and
Christmas Secrets : TIDINGS by William Wharton , (Henry Holt: $17.95; 259 pp.) Larry Heinemann, Heinemann is the author of "Paco's Story" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), recently named the winner of the National Book Award for fiction. and
One Poem a Week
Poetry Lesson Number One by Wanda Coleman
Mysteriously Ordinary Henry Moore : THE LIFE OF HENRY MOORE by Roger Berthoud , (E.P. Dutton: $29.95; 454 pp., illustrated) Gerrit Henry, Henry, the author of "Janet Fish," a monograph on the contemporary painter published by Burton Skira, Geneva, is a contributing editor for ARTnews. and
Storytellers : Trials of the Beautiful People KAREN STABINER
Androgynous Old Men and Healthy Old Women : RECLAIMED POWERS Toward a New Psychology of Men and Women in Later Life by David Gutmann Elizabeth Janeway, Janeway's latest book is "Improper Behavior," a study of making and breaking rules (Morrow). / (Basic Books: $24.95; 336 pp.) OURSELVES, GROWING OLDER Women Aging With Knowledge and Power by Paula Brown Doress and Diana Laskin Siegal and the Midlife and Older Women Book Project in cooperation with the Boston Women's Health Collective (Simon & Schuster: $24.95, cloth; $15.95, paper; 415 pp., illustrated)
Theater of the Absurd in a Czech Prison : MY COMPANIONS IN THE BLEAK HOUSE Novel by Eva Kanturkova; introduction by Vaclav Havel (The Overlook Press: $19.95; 314 pp.) Rose Styron, Stryon is a poet and journalist who has worked extensively with Amnesty International and the Helsinki Watch Committee . She has made frequent trips to Eastern Europe, including Czechoslovakia.
The Rapid Rise of Stand-Up Comics : COMIC LIVES by Betsy Borns (Fireside Books: $8.95; 304 pp.) Lawrence Christon, Christon is a Times staff writer.
First of the 'Policy Intellectuals' : LIBERAL Adolf A. Berle and the Vision of an American Era by Jordan A. Schwartz (The Free Press: $24.95; 422 pp.) Richard Lingeman, Lingeman, executive editor of the Nation, is author of "Don't You Know There's a War On? A History of the American Home Front, 1941-1945" (G. P. Putnam's Sons) and "Theodore Dreiser: At the Gates of the City, 1871-1907" (Putnam's). He is completing the second volume of the latter biography. and
Nin Was Married to Guiler
Beware the Eighth of August : A DARKER MAGIC by Michael Bedard (Atheneum: $13.95; 183 pp.; ages 10-14) Joan Lowery Nixon, Nixon's most recent children's book is "Beats Me, Claude" (Viking)
NONFICTION : THE ESSENTIAL TILLICH: AN ANTHOLOGY OF THE WRITINGS OF PAUL TILLICH, edited with a preface by F. Forrester Church (Macmillan: $19.95; 288 pp.). John K. Roth
Lloyd Wright's Necessary Noise : MANY MASKS, A Life of Frank Lloyd Wright by Brendan Gill (G.P. Putnam's Sons: $24.95; 560 pp., illustrated) Ross Miller, Miller teaches English and American studies at the University of Connecticut. He is a frequent contributor to The Book Review. and
Let the Unknown Be X : XMAN by Michael Brodsky (Four Walls Eight Windows: $14.95; 448 pp.) Stewart Lindh, Lindh received his doctorate in semiology at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes, where his research director was the late Roland Barthes
The Slaughter of the Shoshone : SHOSHONE MIKE by Frank Bergon (Viking Press: $17.95; 296 pp.) Louis Owens, Owens is author of "American Indian Novelists" as well as numerous articles on American Indian writing. and
SPORTS
Trojans Go for Juggler, Beat UCLA, 17-13 : Affholter Is in Bounds; USC Is in Rose Bowl MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Knight Pulls Players From Soviet Game Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southeast Roundup : Ninth-Ranked LSU Has the Last Word, 41-36 From Times Wire Services
SDSU Wins Soccer Playoff in a Shootout RICHIE WHITT
Class of '67 Is Still CSUN's Dream Team STEVE SPRINGER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : South Roundup : Clemson Is Stopped by South Carolina but Gets a Bowl Bid From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Irish Go for Two, but It's All for Naught : Penn State Stops Conversion Attempt, Defeats Notre Dame, 21-20 MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
THE GAME-SAVER : Peete Has a Big Play on Defense : He Chases, Catches UCLA's Eric Turner BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Opportunity Knocked, and Enright Let Reason Walk Out the Door GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI
Johnson Leads Valley Past Fullerton, 82-68
Lazers Trail, 3-0, Then Defeat Strikers, 6-5
The Community Colleges SCOTT JONES
Minor Leagues' No. 1 Player Keeps Major League Schedule Associated Press
Loyola Women Defeat San Diego
Master's Men Drop Basketball Opener
THE BATTLE FOR NO. 1 : Sooner or Later, It's Always the Sooners RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
THE PREPS : Southern Section Water Polo : Costa Mesa Repeats as 2-A Champion TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Although Baseball and Basketball Teams Show Promise, Loyola Officials Claim They're Not Eager for National Spotlight --Like That Other Jesuit School Back East : BIG TIME, OR BIG DISAPPOINTMENT? ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Marymount Puts Aussies Down Under : Lions Run Away to 107-78 Victory Over Touring Illawarra Hawks of Australia ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
The Last Wish? Playmates, Beer
El Camino Kickers Down Glendale, 2-0
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Wyoming, Iowa Set for Holiday CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Neumayr, Murphy Pace Moorpark in Basketball
In a Spoiled Season, Raiders Are Reduced to a Spoiler's Role MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
CS Fullerton Has a Happy Ending ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
New Football Playoff Format Proposed VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Big Eight Roundup : Thomas Runs for 293 Yards From Times Wire Services
The Community Colleges
Bruce Goes Out With 23-20 Win : Reports Say He'll File $7.4-Million Suit Against School From Times Wire Services
Arizona to Play in Charlotte Tournament Associated Press
Irish Got Their Luck Back in Football When They Got Lou Holtz Associated Press
San Diego Sports Et cetera : UCSD Sweeps in NCAA Volleyball Title Game
Big Ten Coaches--Except Bob Knight--Speak Out for a Postseason Tournament Associated Press
THE PREPS : Southern Section Water Polo : Oeding Scores 7, Then Sets Up Sea King Victory STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southwest Roundup : Lewis Gets Bounce and Runs 80 Yards; Texas A&M Bounces TCU From Times Wire Services
Recruiters Go Aboard in Search for Big Men MIKE BARNES, United Press International
THE PREPS : Southern Section Tennis : Corona del Mar's Scott Reaches Final but Tires and Loses in Straight Sets ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
NBA Notes : Pacers Have Another Top Rookie in Miller IAN LOVE, United Press International
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : Volleyball : Grossmont Tops Mt. Carmel in 3-A : USDHS Defeats La Jolla for Second Straight 2-A Title RICK HAZELTINE
Wrigley Lights Wouldn't Brighten Cub Chances United Press International
MIKE SHEPPARD : Ex-Cal State Long Beach Football Coach Finds Things Can Get Worse--He's Winless in First Season New Mexico DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : Water Polo : Coronado Needs Overtime to Win CHRIS ELLO
RETURN TO GLORY : Unbeaten Football Team Causes Quite a Stir at Syracuse JOEL SHERMAN, United Press International
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : South Roundup From Times Wire Services
McFadden Needs a Field Goal to Help Erase Memory of Miss United Press International
Great Alaska Shootout Has Not-so-Great Field Associated Press
THE PREPS : Southern Section Water Polo : El Dorado Surprises, Wins in 3-A STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
FOOTBALL WRAP-UP : Home-Field Advantage Timely for Hawthorne ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
Mourning May Be Last Piece of Championship Puzzle for Georgetown JOHN FEINSTEIN, Washington Post
They Have Lives of Politics, Football JOHN FEINSTEIN, The Washington Post
Ex-Football Player Goes From Locker Room to Operating Room DAVE SELL, Washington Post
Ferdinand's Win Saves Day for Whittingham BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Streaking Is Big at Augustana DAVID ALDRIDGE, The Washington Post
Hagler Still Feeling Sting of the Bitter Loss to Leonard United Press International
San Pedro Falls to Franklin's Aerial Assault STUART MATTHEWS, Times Staff Writer
BRAGGING RIGHTS . . . : Trojans Say They Wanted Win More Than Bruins Did THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Islanders Trail, 4-1, Defeat Flyers, 6-4 DAN HAFNER
Jordan Will Pass Off Scoring Responsibility United Press International
Career-Ending Victory Brings Tears to Bonds' Eyes VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Fail to Hold 16-Point Lead, Lose by 6 CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Southland Roundup : Cal Lutheran Ends Bonds Era With Win
CS Long Beach Falls Short, 17-14 DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Columbia Can't Hold On, Loses 41st Straight From Times Wire Services
NCAA Will Not Stop Drug Tests
Beats Golden West : El Camino Ready for PONY Bowl PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Finishes With Wright Moves in a 21-16 WFC Win MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Alabama Holds On for Exhibition Victory Associated Press
Orange County Sports / The Colleges : UCI Clinches Water Polo Title
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES : Saddleback Wins Title Outright : Gasser Recovers From 2 Interceptions in 45-34 Comeback Win STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : It's Too Early to Punish Capitals THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES : State Water Polo : With Tight Defense, Long Beach Stops Golden West to Defend Title STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES : Basketball Roundup : Brodowski Leads Cypress Over Saddleback, 61-57
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : Field Hockey : Serra Is Back on Track, Wins, 5-1 JEFFREY PARENTI
Golf Roundup : Wales Beats Scotland in Playoff From Times Wire Services
Kings Waste Another Lead, 6-6, Leaving Vachon Fit to Be Tied JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Pyewacket, Trumpeter Take Top Cabo Honors ALMON LOCKABEY
Corona del Mar Tops Newport Harbor in 4-A Water Polo STEVE LOWERY
Montclair Prep Ends Season in a Punchless Playoff Loss to Boron CHRIS PARKER,, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Girls' Tennis Finals : Miraleste's Po Is Champion ELLIOTT TEAFORD
THE PREPS : Football Playoffs : El Toro Defense Picks Up Where Johnson Leaves Off in 24-7 Win AL PRESTON
Tennis Roundup : Graf and Sabatini to Meet in Final From Times Wire Services
Orange County Sports / The Colleges : Fullerton Puts the Lid on Club Malbas, 101-61 LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
For the Railbirds, No Free Sweaters--and Not Many Winners Scott Ostler
Pacific 10 Roundup : Washington Wins, but Loses Aloha Bid From Times Wire Services
THE PREPS : Monarchs Aren't Perfect but Should Win Again STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Lawson, Alsen Set Ride-and-Tie Record
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES : OCC Women Win State Cross-Country Meet
No. 3 Miami Struggles for 24-14 Victory Associated Press
Trojans Saw Enemy--It Was Them Jim Murray
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Far West Roundup : Wyoming Goes On Holiday From Times Wire Services
Oak Park Shelves Stein in 28-14 Playoff Loss JIM LONG,, Special to The Times
Relaxed Pace Rewards CSUN's Arreola, Castro JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
PCAA : Fresno Wears Down New Mexico State From Times Wire Services
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : City Section Notebook : El Camino Real Staggers Into the Playoffs STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Sports / The Colleges : Titans End Up-Down Season on a Winning Note ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : East Roundup : Little Something Extra in Final Seconds Keeps Syracuse Perfect, 32-31 From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Big Ten Roundup : Michigan State Takes Care of Business and Beats Wisconsin, 30-9 From Times Wire Services
BREEDERS' CUP : Turf : Theatrical Leaves the Theatrics to His Squabbling Owners JOHN CHERWA, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Williams Finally Lures a Challenger Into Ring STEVE SPRINGER and Times Staff Writer
Today's Other Nfl Games RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
This Week's Charger Rally Cry: 'Rationalize, Rationalize' BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Golf / Thomas Bonk : PGA Moves Cutoff on Money List
Harelik Leads Palisades Girls to 4-A Volleyball Title HEATHER HAFNER
Baseball Cardinals to Increase Ticket Prices Associated Press
BREEDERS' CUP : The Other Races : Epitome Upsets Camera-Shy Jeanne Jones BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : North Carolina Defeats Syracuse, 96-93 From Times Wire Services
WHAT HAPPENED TO UCLA? : Bruins at a Loss for Answers : Aikman, Green Fail When It Counts Most TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Young Harvard Drops 2-A Final in Water Polo TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Jordan's 49 Points Aren't Enough to Beat the Pistons DAN HAFNER
Aztecs Make Sure Lobos' Number Is Up in Finale CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Stanford Musters One-Sided Victory Over Cal in the Big Game SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Southern Section Notebook : Crow Bows Out With Ill-Timed Loss STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Chavez Stops Rosario, Takes Lightweight Title Associated Press
NEWS
Old Gold Mine Abandoned but Not Forgotten
The 'Ladies' Behind Mount Vernon Restoration : An Unheralded Group of 31 Women Refurbishes Site CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Baked Cat Food, Toaster Fries Finally Find a Niche in Museum of Failed Products DAVID ARMON, United Press International
It Isn't Well-Known. It's Not a Social Club and It's Not a Political Group. But Its Members Are Among the Most Influential Women in Southern California. : The Trusteeship KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
J. E. (Big Jim) Folsom Dies; Ex-Governor of Alabama Associated Press
Pressures of '88 Blocked Benefit Cuts : Election Fear Also Chilled Tax Raises in Deficit Talks KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
The World
The State
British Psychotherapists Offer Help on Seasonal Stresses at Christmas From Reuters
Security Tight as Candidates in S. Korea Hold Election Rallies Associated Press
The Nation
High-Tech Sentries Catching Illegal Aliens on Back Trails of U.S.-Canadian Border CINDY ROBERTS, United Press International
The Nation
Icy Canadian Air Brings Freeze as Far South as Alabama : East, South Shiver in Snow, Record Cold From Associated Press
The State
The State : Seaside Plan Gets Approval
Pair to Compete If Incumbent Gets State Post : Brown, Felando Set to Fight for Lungren's Seat MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Trading Partners Welcome Plan to Cut Deficit From Times Wire Services
California Offers Grant to Develop Plan : 'Farm Girl' Hopes to Market Lambs in Japan JOE BIGHAM, Associated Press
The World
Activist Sees Link in Election, Sports Center ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
The World
The Nation
For the Record
Jerusalem Activist Takes Case to Jews From Times Wire Services
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
A Rare Event Since Iowa Took Spotlight : Six Democrats Campaign at Once in New Hampshire KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
For Unemployed Tin Workers of Bolivia, Lure of Tropics Brings Only More Misery PETER McFARREN, Associated Press
N.C. Institution Has About 33% Success Rate : School Tries to Help Violent Youths Return to Society LEE MITGANG, Associated Press
Mix of Idealism and Comic Books : In Korean Campaign, Image Is Everything NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Indian Troops Find Tamil 'Air Force' in Sri Lanka Factory From Reuters
If Parisian Taxi Drivers Get Their Way, Attackers Will Soon Be Facing the 'Hot Seat' ELAINE GANLEY, Associated Press
The House
Razzle-Dazzle Productions, Not Much Food for Thought : Candidates Get Into Fast Forward as They Try to Tune In the Video Vote DAVID TIRRELL-WYSOCKI, Associated Press
Japan Preparing for 'Big' Quake ELAINE KURTENBACH, Associated Press
Investment, Tourism Sought : China Opens Panzhihua to Foreigners KATHY WILHELM, Associated Press
The World : Romanian Riot Reported
Cease-Fire Holding in Sri Lanka; Rebel Chief May Go to India for Talks Associated Press
Criticism Mounts Over Japan's Law Requiring Fingerprinting of Foreign Residents K.P. HONG, Associated Press
Some Fundamentalist Muslims in a Sweat Over Popular Cairo TV Aerobics Show NEIL MacFARQUHAR, Associated Press
Hostage Killed in Lebanon Is Praised at Mass Associated Press
29 Froze to Death Last Year : Homeless Search for Shelter as Winter Looms CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Associated Press
In light of all of these "new" shows such as "The New...
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
Catalina Beauty and the Odd Beast or 2 Zan Thompson
Proposed Colorado Ski Resort Becomes an Environmental Battleground BRAD SMITH, United Press International
Mafia Murders Rack Italian Town for 23 Years FRANCES D'EMILIO, Associated Press
The Nation
2 Nicaragua Officers Steal Army Plane, Flee to Costa Rica United Press International
Deficit-Cut Agreement Reached : Reagan, Conferees Target $76 Billion Over Two Years Associated Press
Spirit of Camp David Lacking as Carter Hosts Mideast Conference NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Laos to Search Crash Site for MIAs From Times Wire Services
What's in a Name? To Thousands of Swedes, It's a Matter of Having Own Identity CECILIA LONNELL, Associated Press
Subjects of Cardiac Study Not All Taking It to Heart ROB STEIN, United Press International
Texas Schools for Handicapped Learn to Fight Their Own Private Battles CHRISTOPHER CONNELL and LEE MITGANG, Associated Press
Caring for Cows, Plus Bookkeeping and Breeding : Some Determined Women Take On Dairy Farm Ownership TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press
U.S., Cuba Agree to Revive Immigration Agreement Associated Press
Scandals Somehow Led to Vice LARRY PRYOR
NASA Puts Emphasis on Safety in Preparation for Next Launch WILLIAM HARWOOD, United Press International
Sacred Soil or Training Site? : Hawaiian Isle Used for Target Practice RON TODT, United Press International
The Nation : AF Cover-up of Radiation Spill Alleged
Sheep as Guinea Pigs on Gruinard : Contaminated Island to Get All-Clear? EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press
'Romantic Revolutionaries' : Peru's Tupac Amaru Rejects Bloodshed PAUL IREDALE, Reuters
At Krakow, a Trumpeter's Song Stops Short as Tribute to 13th-Century Watchman JOHN DANISZEWSKI, Associated Press
The Farmer's Wife: In West Germany, Finding One Is Getting Tougher All the Time GEORGE BOEHMER, Associated Press
Modern-Day 'Joan of Arc' Leads Uganda Rebels : Witchcraft Empowers Warlord Alice Lakwena PHILIP WILLIAMS, United Press International
Museum of Natural History Gala Set MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Deathbed Confession Frees Falsely Accused Rapist, but Questions Linger THERESA HUMPHREY, Associated Press
The World
Safety Checks for Drunk Drivers to Start in December ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Send Supply Ship to Space Station Associated Press
Folks and Folk Art : Tenants, Living and Otherwise, Face Eviction T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
The House
Reagan Names Security Council Deputy Director United Press International
Kasparov, Karpov Clash Over Chess Game Draw From Reuters
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
Launching Literary Career : Councilman Shows He Has 'Write Stuff' JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
S. Pasadena Deficit Brings Service Cuts EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Storm Kills 4 in Italy Associated Press
Wheelchair Used in $80,000 Italy Theft United Press International
Soviet-Iranian Defense Talks Told From Times Wire Services
Hawaiian Gardens Has Other Plans for Parcel : Post Office Puts Stamp on Potential Site RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Dissident Tibetan Monk Reportedly Dies in Lhasa Prison Associated Press
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
The State
Psychologist Talks to Students : Suicide Prevention 'Bear' Says Hugs Can Save Lives HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Speaking Up for Murry Sidlin
Newborn Girl Found Abandoned in Crate From a Times Staff Writer
Apartment Resident Held in Arson Fire
Reminder of the Danger of Driving Drunk : Police to Park Grim Warnings ROXANNA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Police to Park Grim Warnings Around Town ROXANNA KOPETMAN
Enforcement of Auto Policy Law to Resume : Mass Suspensions of Driver Licenses Foreseen; Legislature Pressured to Lower Insurance Costs KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Voter Apathy Troubles Mexico's Ruling Party : PRI Struggles to Get Out the Vote Among People Jaded by Electoral Fraud DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Spanish Lottery Pays $7.6 Million to Woman From Reuters
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
The State
Moderates Find Life Perilous in Israel Dilemma DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
19 Claim They Lost Savings : Dreams Die in Home-Buying Club's Collapse JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Challenger-Like Disaster Averted, Soviet Editor Says United Press International
Democratic Hopefuls Find Peril, Promise in the South KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Sobriety-Check Fugitive Slain After Gun Battle Associated Press
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
Orange County Volunteers Show That Dolphins Count STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
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Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
Slain Boy Buried as Search for Uncle Continues GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Miserable in Moscow? 'Rubbish,' Declares Philby From Reuters
Soul of Santa Monica : Aging, battered Santa Monica pier still warms Southern Californians' hearts, so city fathers plan to spend $11 million to restore whimsy to the waterfront. TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Bail Bond Firm Linked to Cocaine Sales; Two Held Associated Press
114 South Africans Killed in October, SWAPO Rebels Say From Reuters
Navy Searches for Plane Lost in Indian Ocean United Press International
Distributor to Recall 14,900 Sterling Cars Associated Press
Robertson Viewed as Beneficiary of Iowa GOP Caucus Rule Associated Press
His Great Gift, to Blend In : Team Player Bush: A Yearning to Serve BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
Leftist Leader Returns Safely to El Salvador MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Haves, Have-Nots Stake Claims on Rose Avenue : Debate Over Homeless 'Ripping the Whole Community Apart' in Venice ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Monterey Park Liquor License Dispute Widens MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Whittier May Add to Renewal Area for Quake Relief MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Yearlong Soviet Arts Festival Opens in India Associated Press
Bank Study Finds Waste, Inefficiency in China Factories From Reuters
Championship Fight Night at Forum Combines Glitter, Grit SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Boats Attack 2 Greek Ships in a 12-Hour Period in Gulf From Times Wire Services
B-17 Belly Gunner Engineers Flights of Restored Warhorse
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
Policy Shift Prompts Soviet Armenians to Besiege U.S. Embassy for Visas WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
'Familiar and Strange' Land : Taiwanese Find Joy, Roots in Mainland China Visits DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Haiti Station Attacked; Junta, Electoral Panel in Talks From Times Wire Services
The World
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Opponents Brace for Hearing on Plan for Toxic-Waste Burner RENE ROMO, Times Staff Writer
Critics Want Environmental Report : Bell Gears Up to Oppose Incinerator Due in Vernon RENE ROMO, Times Staff Writer
Lame Duck Board Gives Superintendent Extra 'Clout' BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
County Planners Reject Condos in Rustic Canyon EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Blast Hits Soweto United Press International
Whittier Theater Gets Reprieve : Judge Stops Wrecking Ball MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Speaker Brown Blasts Deukmejian's Efforts to Eliminate Cal/OSHA LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
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China Should Ban Smoking in Public Places, Official Says Associated Press
Police Pose as Students in 11-Week Drug Sweep ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Salute to Miss Liberty : It's Like the 4th of July Again in El Monte SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
Use of Mail Fraud Statute Muddied by 2 Court Rulings KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
State Seizes 13 Financial Firms : Thousands of Coloradans Trapped in Banking Crisis TAMARA JONES, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Man Arrested for Scaling Fence of White House From a Times Staff Writer
FBI Agent Charges Pro-Mormon Bias in Los Angeles Office
W. Covina Project Foes Get Chance to Buy Land JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Feeder Plan Uses Regional Bus Systems : Greyhound Rebuilds Ties to Rural Areas DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
Commuters Flee Smoke in London Station Near Scene of Disaster From Times Wire Services
Is Destroying a Computer a 'Peaceful' Activity?
'They're Getting Away With Murder Here' : Unsolved Assassinations Anger Filipinos MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Biting the Hand That Feeds Them : Fowler Likes to Run With a Wild Bunch KAY BARTLETT, Associated Press
Paper Work Snafu Almost Topples Plan for Statue DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Elite Zimbabwe Squad Wages War to Save Endangered Black Rhino PETER WELLMAN, Associated Press
"Kids Like These" (a movie about Down's syndrome) was...
Novelist Tom Wolfe Still Lighting Literary Fires GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Community of Westdale Marks 40 Years as Oasis of Small-Town Life PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Caliente Girds for New Threat: Off-Track Betting PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Law School Undertakes Quest to Upgrade Image : New Dean Spearheads Effort at California Western : to Banish Effects of Instability, Reputation Eclipse JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Whale Stunt Hurts Sea World Trainer
Manhattan Beach Adopts New Loitering Law
New Role Sought for Old Bathhouse : Historic Building Was Once Home to Cabrillo Museum SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Gopher Getter : 'G-Man' Kills 2,000 for City of Torrance GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Longest Trial in the History of Torrance Winds Down JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Homeowner Leader Proves Formidable as Enemy of Growth JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Motorcyclist Dies After Hitting Van Head-On
Protecting the Nonsmoker
Bunnies Stage Harebreadth Escapes as Volunteers Cotton On to Roundup LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Bold Step Fills Retailing Void
Motorist Killed, 3 Hurt in Crash
23 Arrested as 3 Raids Crack Big Drug Ring DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Councilwoman's Farewell
Group Charges Bias, Sues to Halt to Mall JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Session on Ballot Measure
Paper Work Almost Topples Holocaust Statue DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
New Blood Analysis More Sensitive : Better Test for Prostate Cancer Found ROB STEIN, United Press International
Lottery Winners
State Panel Gives OK to Irvine Coast Project MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Partial Parking Ban OKd
The House
Military Drill Scores 94% Associated Press
Navy Restricts Hornet Jets for Repairs
Posters Win Prizes
About 40 to 50 Dolphins Seen in First Try at Mass Sighting STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Supply of Arms Found After Man Is Shot by L.A. Officer GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Kiwanis Allocates Grants for Youth
Gandhi, Russian Confer on Issues of Joint Interest From Reuters
Ballet Backers
Taxpayer Protection
School Efforts Against Drugs
Floats-to-BE Get First Test as Their Day in SPotlight Nears JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
School Efforts Against Drugs
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Events in the news this week.
Long Beach Police to Look for Drunk Drivers : Safety Checkpoints to Start in December ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Blood, Semen Tests May Replace Fingerprints JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Councilman Seeks Post
Scouts Do Their Duty at 400-Exhibit Convention DANNY SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
School Efforts Against Drugs
Local News in Brief : Stabbed in Fight, Marine Almost Dies
Manhattan Beach OKs Proposal for Arts Enrichment
Nomads of the '80s : Living in Vehicles, Waiting for Their Lives to Pick Up TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Role Reversal
Terminally Ill Teen-ager's Care Touches Off Dispute DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Getting on Their Case : Aides to Congressmen Rescue Constituents Who Are Strangling in Government Red Tape ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
San Diegan Killed in Logan Heights Fire
A Delicate Balance : Cawthorne Mixes Drama, Clout to Push Black Interests RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Mine Managers Blamed in Fire Deaths From Reuters
Rape Suspect Shot by Police
Boy Shot in Head in Drive-By Attack Dies From United Press International
Rezoning Plan Attacked
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Infant Missing From Hospital Returned From a Times Staff Writer
Ohio's Rep. Gradison Has Thyroid Surgery Associated Press
Hours of Drinking Preceded Auto's Crash Into House That Killed Child, Court Told GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Waste Sites on Military Bases
'Santa Claus... is your own personality shining through. You make the show.'
Hydraulic System Breakdown Spoils Test of New Rocket Booster O-Rings United Press International
It Was the Only Fair Conclusion
Torrey Pines Wins Title in Academic Decathlon DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
The ABCs of Resuscitation for Parents : Emergency-Care Video Could Save Child JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Lament for a Rhino
7 Citizens Honored During Ceremony for Their Acts of Courage and Heroism LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Performance School Tries to Stay on Its Feet JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Infant Girl Found in Crate Behind Anaheim Market DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Putting Computers to Work : Medical Students Enter High-Tech Age JOE B. McKNIGHT, Associated Press
2 Robberies at Knifepoint
Blood, Semen Tests Likely to Have Greater Use in Court JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Public Policy on Fire Sprinklers
2 Acid Spills Close Lanes
Budding Rose Floats Get Trial Runs JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
TV Viewers' Choice for the Supreme Court : Judge Wapner: America's Favorite Jurist BOB WEBSTER, United Press International
Volkswagen to Close Pennsylvania Factory Associated Press
Sap Children of Imagination, Rob Them of Play : Experts Give an 'F' to High-Tech Toys PATRICIA McCORMACK, United Press International
Coffee Sit-In Serves Up Minimum Wage Controversy at Denny's SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
2 Cities Find Alien Battle Bigger Than Both of Them ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Collegians Muff Two Efforts to Revise Hollywood Sign GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Michael Roos' Challenge: Is There Life After Moriarty? LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Infant With Signs of Cocaine Addiction Abducted at Hospital SHERYL STOLBERG and SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writers
Exploratory Oil Drilling Near Dodger Park Stalled MARITA HERNANDEZ, Times Staff Writer
Marilyn Monroe Backside Hidden on French Medallion United Press International
'The Most Beautiful Things in the World' : Classy Pigeons Strut Their Stuff at Pomona Show STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : Homeless in Irvine? Surely Not! MIKE SPENCER, Mike Spencer is a Times copy editor.
Torrance OKs Business Park Despite Community Protests JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Sharing the Food at Thanksgiving
REAL ESTATE
Major Realty Deals Close Despite Wall Street Crash RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Space Signals a Modern Tool of Surveyors EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Quarterly Surveys Will Total Public, Private Investments
Expansion Begun at San Diego Office Park
High Costs Force Builders to Forsake Orange County
Watt Completes Medical Facility in Record Time
Shopping Center Started
12% Vacancy Rate Noted in Westside Offices
Changes in State Laws Should Boost Condo Sales
$3-Million Lease Signed
Times Writer Wins 2 Realty Writing Awards
Future Bright, Real Estate Brokers Told DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Cal Fed Mortgage Co. Moves to Courtyard
His Checklist Tells Landlords When It's Time to Slash Rents
London's Architecture Sampled Sam Hall Kaplan
Suburban Goals Bring on Traffic Woes JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Building Permits Show Decline in Housing Unit Production
Arcadia Gateway Centre Under Construction
A Little Help from the Folks at Home Dick Turpin
Alamitos Center Unit Ready for Occupancy
French to Be Seated as Escrow Insttute Chief
Foreigners Hungrier Than Ever for U.S. Real Estate DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Ira Gribin of Encino Elected to Head National Realtors Association in 1989 Times Staff Writer
Trammell Crow Co. Receives Energy Award
Orange County Buildings Cited for Planning
Pianist's Passion for Property : Liberace Owned Six Homes, Mall and Office Building RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
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Covert Actions Remain Necessary : We Need Only Careful Adherence to Existing Rules LEE H. HAMILTON, Rep. Lee H. Hamilton (D-Ind.) is chairman of the House select committee that investigated covert arms transactions with Iran.
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