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What happened on November 28, 1987
NEWS
Safety Tips For Freeway Driving
Climbing the Highest Peak in City of L.A. JOHN McKINNEY
Throwaway Cameras Make Keepsake Photos ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer and
Traub: Rare Bike a Blast From the Past Paul Dean
Zimbabwe Sentences South African White to 25 Years on Spy Charges Associated Press
Roots of Chronic Loneliness Run Deep Into Past From Times Wire Services
Hunt On for Zimbabweans Who Killed 16 From Times Wire Services
The Founder of Jolly Al's Oompah Band Plays 'Happy Music for Happy People' Reflections showcases county residents who have an interesting life story and gives them a forum to tell it in their own words. and
Asking Price of Eerie Castle That Inspired 'Dracula' a Mere $262,500 JOE CAPOZZI, United Press International
Judge Urged to Reverse Ban on Cameras in Court United Press International
Arms Treaty Not Foolproof on Cheating, U.S. Aide Says JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Study Sees Harm in Reagan's Plan to Shift Services to Private Sector United Press International
Haitians Gird for Trauma of Sunday's Election, Their First in 30 Years DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
A Celebration of Magic in a Child's Make-Believe World MARIANNE GINGHER
Remains of 5 MIAs Reach Hawaii; Names Withheld United Press International
She Gets the Bird--and He Gets the Pokey United Press International
Mexico, 4 Others Seek Funds to Study Mayans United Press International
Number of AIDS Cases Reported Nearly Doubled From Reuters
Snowstorms Spill From Rockies to Plains From Times Wire Services
China Hires W. German as Nuclear Consultant From Reuters
He's Up to Armpits in Coats for the Poor Associated Press
Vietnamese Leaders Go Looking for Aid in Flurry of Diplomatic Activity NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Thailand Frees 33 Jailed in Coup Try From Reuters
2 Californians Die in Plane Crash in Idaho Associated Press
Conservators of Elderly Under Scrutiny : Probate Court and Colleges Team Up in Volunteer Inspection Program FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writer
Organized as Fund-Raising Effort : 2 Parachutists Set Record for 255 Jumps in 24 Hours From United Press International
S. Korean Military Warned to Stay Neutral in Election DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Hit Parades : Organizer Peter Apanel Reports 140 Units Ready to Launch the Holidays at Fun-Filled Doo Dah LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Stateline Area to Vote on Cityhood : Rolling the Incorporation Dice at Tahoe CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Army Gets New Chief as Yang Retires Associated Press
Hit Parades : Hollywood, Pasadena, East L.A. Enlist Bands, Celebrities for Annual Christmastime Festivities LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Consumers Flock to Stores as Stocks Dwindle : Warsaw Uses Hard Sell to Urge Poles to Approve Reforms CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Extra Day or Two Suggested by Soviets : U.S. Cool to Longer Gorbachev Visit JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Betty Ford to Be Released After Bypass Surgery Associated Press
Karpov Calls Timeout in 18th Chess Game From Reuters
2 Americans, Slain With Rebels, Reported Buried Near Afghan Village Associated Press
Motorists Driving Away Their Bad Habits : High-Performance Schools Providing Hands-On Training to Improve Skills From Times Wire Services
Gorbachev Seeks Early, Top-Level China Talks : Soviet Leader Quoted as Saying He and Deng Should Not Wait to Settle Nations' Differences WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
New Device Helps to Gauge How Well a Car is Being Driven From Times Wire Services
Animal-Rights Supporters Stage Protests on Fur Gifts From United Press International
Pansies and Violas: Which Are Which, and Why So Popular? Robert Smaus
U.S. May Clear Path for Aid to Pakistan JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis' Press Secretary Quits in Staff Shake-up Associated Press
Luxury Lifestyles Show, Where Price Is Right . . . Out of Sight JEANNINE STEIN
KDOC Suit Puts Wally George in Hot Seat JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
South African Airliner Missing With 159 Aboard From Times Wire Services
Many Detainees Seen as Caught in a Nightmare of Immigration Laws BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
'Border Fox,' Ireland's Most Wanted Fugitive, Is Captured From Reuters
AIA Awardees Offer Glimpse of What's In Sam Hall Kaplan
Deal to Free 26 Hostages in Louisiana Fails DAVID LAUTER and DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writers
Mall Traffic Stronger Than Expected : 1st Big Shopping Day Calms Retailers' Fears MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Literacy Fair at 2 Exposition Park Sites ELLEN MELINKOFF
Vittorio Sangiacomo; Founder of Vineyard Associated Press
Day Care: A Problem That Won't Go Away : Some Working Mothers Relate Trials, Tribulations of Providing for Children JAN HOFMANN, For The Times
If Barns Can Dance and Storm, Is There Any Reason They Can't Fly? DARLENE SORDILLO, Times Staff Writer
Soviets to Revamp Health Care Setup, Stress Fitness CHARLES MITCHELL, United Press International
Collector Car Auction to Tempt the Gypsy in You PATRICK MOTT, For The Times
Judge Neeley; Public Defender and L.A. Jurist
Extremists Free French Hostages : 1 of 2 Released in Beirut Says He Was With Americans STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
George W. Korngold; Record Producer, Film Music Editor
At 74, He Still Yam What He Yam : Voice of Popeye Likes Spinach, But Not Sailing ETHAN RARICK, United Press International
Letter Urges Quick Action to Complete 'Vital Task' : Reagan Presses Congress on Deficit Cuts Associated Press
Bells Toll in Chicago as Thousands Pay Respects to Mayor Washington United Press International
Breaks Many Rules : Bangladesh: A Bank Just for the Poor RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
Touchy Social Issues Split Candidates on Party Lines PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Ordered Key Bombing Raid in WWII : Duncan-Sandys; British Statesman Associated Press
Protest Banned, Curfew Imposed in Bangladesh From Times Wire Services
Dr. Edgar Berman at 72; Author, Aide, Chauvinist From Times Wire Services
Blitzkrieg : 'Dirty Dozen' Author Hawks a Sequel of Betrayal DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
UC IRVINE'S Brain Hill : Faculty Members, Administrators Get Break on Home Prices, Live Side by Side in a Highly Creative Community of Scholars DANA PARSONS, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Elway Isn't Broncos' Only Way : 'Three Amigos' Catching On as Big Men in Denver BOB WOLF
Woodbridge Looks Strong Once Again, but There's a Pretender ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Los Alamitos Wins Despite Losing Big Lead, 30-27 SCOTT JONES
Freedom Bowl Tournament : Anteaters Show Up Without Their Defense, Still Get Past Army JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Redskins' Gibbs: Decision on Playing Rests With Williams CHRISTINE BRENNAN, The Washington Post
UCLA Women Lose Season Opener, 71-61
Chico Borja Scores Twice as Lazers Defeat Steamers, 5-2 Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Penguins' Meloche Stops 45 Shots DAN HAFNER
Rams : DeBerg, Mr. Interim, Makes Another Promising Passer Wait GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : El Toro Beats Hawthorne, 26-20, Behind Johnson's Passing ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Decisions Are Easier Second Time Around Dave Distel
Irvine Beats Army Despite Some Weak Defense JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Women Fall to St. John's, 82-68, in Round 1 of Freedom Bowl Tournament JOHN WEYLER
NBA Roundup : Celtics Bring Sonics Back to Reality DAN HAFNER
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
SAN DIEGO SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : 3-A Playoffs : Liera Injured, So Rose Blooms as Morse Beats Sweetwater, 16-8 STEVE BEATTY CHRIS ELLO
San Diego Sports Et cetera : SDSU Women Beat Connecticut to Reach Final
Women's Roundup : Anae, Torczon Lead Fullerton to Win in Its Tournament Opener
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Earlywire Carries Whittier Christian Over Bishop, 14-7 RICHARD GUIREMAND
CSUN Hits the Road in Search of Big Game : Matadors to Face Two Midwest Powers GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Green Scores 28, Kareem 26; Lakers Beat Denver, 127-119 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Lavin Run Puts La Sierra Out in Cold, 27-20 JIM COLEMAN
Santa Ana Rolls to Big Advantage, Holds On, 42-26 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
El Capitan-San Marcos: No Surprise Here : Each Team Employs Ball-Control Offense, Hard-Hitting Defense CHRIS DE LUCA
Coach in Foul Mood Despite Win : Mission Viejo Has 143 Yards in Penalties, but Tops Cerritos CHRIS FOSTER
Thousand Oaks Drives Palmdale Into Ground TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Crespi Wins in High-Wire Act : White Rushes for 251 Yards, Scores 4 Times in 45-38 Thriller STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
Bruce's Suit Is Settled for $471,000 From Times Wire Services
Mahon Still in Search of His Best : Runner Hopes It Comes Today at State Meet BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
The Skins: It's Your Name, Not Your Game : Palmer, Nicklaus, Trevino, Zoeller Still the Players Fans Want to See THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Will Open Today in New York ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Woodbridge Eliminates Paso Robles
Purry, Wiley Lead Long Beach to 94-70 Victory DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Raulston, Woodall Lift La Jolla Over Oceanside JEFFREY PARENTI
Artists Are Stopped by St. Joseph TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
3-A Playoffs : Mount Miguel Tries to Avenge '86 Loss RICK HAZELTINE
Tennis Roundup : Agassi Faces Mattar in Final of Brazilian Tournament From Times Wire Services
Friday's Highlights : Bishop Amat Beaten in the Quarterfinals Again
Community Colleges : Waikle and Turner Lead Saddleback to 53-47 Victory
College Basketball Roundup : Chaminade Makes Strong Bid, but Kansas Prevents Upset From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Doubletree Tournament : Huston's 28 Points Pace Chapman AL PRESTON
RETIREMENT FARM : Inspired by John Henry, Former Schoolteacher Creating a Life for Geldings After Racing Years BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Tip for Al Davis: Put Allen at Quarterback
U.S. Olympians Face Canada Today at Forum GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Facts & Figures
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Playing for Big Stakes, Edberg Is Triple Loser : Swedish Player Manages to Drop Games to Cash, McEnroe and Then Lendl LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Palos Verdes Girls, Arroyo Boys Favored in Cross-Country SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Shoot Themselves Out of It Early, 97-87 : Los Angeles Hits Only 28.3% in First Half Against Tough Portland Defense CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Maybe It's Time for Knight to Take a Hike
'Dirty Tricks' at Sea? : Having Won Case, Fay Must Now Be Concerned About Terms of America's Cup Defense RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
3-A Games Tonight : Orange Glen Up Next for No. 1 Point Loma CHRIS ELLO
COLLEGE BASKETBALL : USC's Loss to Tar Heels Looks Good to Raveling ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
After Garvey, Who's Next? Pee Wee Reese?
2-A Playoffs Tonight : Opposites Attract in Quarterfinals : It'll Be Run Versus Pass When San Pasqual, Mar Vista Meet STEVE BEATTY
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Maybe It's Time for Knight to Take a Hike
Names in the News
Yes, It's Sherrill's Household
Agoura Duo to Compete in Inaugural State Meet JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
On a Technicolor Night, It's White Over Brown : Crespi Edges Servite, 45-38, as Running Backs Total 470 Yards, 7 Touchdowns STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Cal State Long Beach Facts & Figures
Dougherty, Keder Stand Tall for Sockers MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Valencia Rallies for 16-7 Win : Tigers Beat CdM, Advancing Again to the Semifinals BILL ROBERTSON
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Newport Harbor Errors Help Pacifica Win, 14-6 ERNIE CASTILLO
Lora Retains WBC Bantamweight Title Associated Press
Racing at Hollywood Park : Field of 14 Set for Sunday's Citation Handicap
Howard University Loses Its Challenge to Division I-AA Playoffs
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Eight-Man Championship : Coast Christian Runs Over St. Margaret's, 52-7 STUART MATTHEWS, Times Staff Writer
Fountain Valley Upsets Bishop Amat, 42-14 : Barons Win Eighth Straight; Lancers Lose Fourth Straight Quarterfinal Game SCOTT WOLF
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : El Toro Outlasts Hawthorne, 26-20 : Chargers Rely on Running Game with Brass Leading Way ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Lalonde Wins on 2nd-Round KO Associated Press
Saddleback Brings End to Bolsa Grande Reign ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Saints Hold On for Win : Santa Ana Takes 34-0 Lead Before Prevailing, 42-26 SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Bullets, Expected to Be Contenders, Are Gang of Bad Shots TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
Auburn Beats Tide, Wins Title Associated Press
Burroughs Sparked by Defense STEVEN FLEISCHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Marymount Facts & Figures
NCAA Water Polo : UCLA and USC to Meet Tonight in the Semifinals DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Aztecs Shock Kansas State . . . for a While : Wildcats Rally in Second Half to Win in Fresno, 79-68 CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Men's Basketball Highlights : Ramos Layup Lifts Canyons Past Antelope Valley, 88-86
DeQuarterback : For Tampa Bay, Prize Rookie Vinny Testaverde Must Wait His Turn GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
USD Forces Overtime but Falls to Rice, 97-90
Tip for Al Davis: Put Allen at Quarterback
High Praise for Both Murray and Aragon
New Orleans Has Another Excuse for a Party : Sudden Success of the Saints (7-3) Brings a Mardi Gras Atmosphere to the City MICHAEL WILBON, The Washington Post
Peete's Play Not the Only Thing That Stopped UCLA
Anaheim Blanks Tustin : Mullen, Colonists Take Second Half, Beat Tillers, 9-0 ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Once Frightening, Hart No Longer Scares Football Playoff Opponents VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
2-A Playoffs : Lincoln Overcomes Slow Start to Win CHRIS DE LUCA
Welch Has the Word as Last-Second Kick Lifts Canyon, 22-21 VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
State Prep Cross-Country Meet Today at Fresno SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Brewer and His Screwball Fondly Remembered
ENTERTAINMENT
South Africa Clears 'Cry Freedom'--No Cuts or Restrictions : Decision on Anti-Apartheid Film a Surprise to Many MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Love and Rockets Poised for Takeoff? ROBERT HILBURN
Hungarian Pop Band 100 Folk Celsius Puts Accent on American Music GINA ARNOLD
STAGE REVIEWS : 'Christmas in Wales' Is a Treat Without Syrup CATHY DE MAYO
The 'Brass Ring' That Eluded Orson Welles CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
POP MUSIC REVIEW : It Looks Like Pink and Sounds Pink--but Is It? CHRIS WILLMAN
Weekend TV : Fund-Raisers, Holiday Spirit and Presidential Politics on the Agenda STEVE WEINSTEIN
Madonna Serves Divorce Papers on Penn, Paper Reports United Press International
Conductor's Goal: To Get Symphony in Shape HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Stage Review : 'Hyur Edukashun' Rises to the Level of TV's Most Exhausted Stuff MARK CHALON SMITH
London Critics Cool to Heston's More DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
1,600 Israeli TV, Radio Employees End Strike ALLYN FISHER, Associated Press Writer
3 County Ballet Companies to Merge, Pool Resources JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
TV REVIEW : 'Long Journey Home': Stylish, Not Too Implausible Thriller DON SHIRLEY
'Morning Program' Bows Out Bravely on CBS JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
The 'Art' of Exhibition
Talk to Me, E.F.
The 'Art' of Exhibition
The 'Art' of Exhibition
U2 Good, Not Great
Gore Vidal vs. Guild
Clouded Eye
'Throw Momma' Still a Christmas Long-Shot JACK MATHEWS
Frost to Scrutinize 'The Next President' : Interview Series' Debut Will Feature Reagan, Carter, Ford JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
'Comic' Relief?
STAGE REVIEW : ACT and Other Theaters Are Back on Track in San Francisco SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Real Reggae From 4 Guys in Encinitas THOMAS K. ARNOLD
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Encinitas Gathers Its Civic Forces to Erase Graffiti
Aides 'Shocked' Over Charges That Drug Money Funded Club RITA PYRILLIS, Times Staff Writer
Bill Pushed to Hospitalize Mentally Ill for Longer Periods BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Ride-Sharing Exemptions Are Sought for County Firms JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Give Greed a Sporting Chance LEWIS H. LAPHAM, Lewis H. Lapham is editor of Harper's magazine
Local News in Brief : Stanton : Disabled Man Perishes in Mobile Home Fire
Local News in Brief : Woman Slays Intruder
Local News in Brief : Speedy Ruling Sought
Local News in Brief : Chief's Removal Sought
Local News in Brief : Big Fee on Home Project
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Celebration to Mark Bay Cleanup Completion
Bradley Joins 300 in Protest of Narcotics Dealing in Pacoima STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Woman's Body Found
Local News in Brief : Minister Loses on Theater
High Price of Health
Local News in Brief : College Land Preservation
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Retailers Conducting Holiday Food Drives
Local News in Brief : Body Found After Fire
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : Museum Center Offers Plan for Memorials
Sounds Like Old Times
Local News in Brief : Mountain Trail Opening
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
Peace Trip
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
Social Security Income for the Elderly
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
Social Security Income for the Elderly
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
Home-Grown Club Takes Off : 37 Project Girls Looking for Any Chance to Dance STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
Burbank Firemen Rescue Part of Old L.A. GABE FUENTES
Ramona Residents Getting Private Lines : The Party's Over for Phone Eavesdroppers ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Driver in Crash Facing Charges of Manslaughter
Couple's Neighbors Try to Make Sense of Holiday Shooting MARK I. PINSKY and DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Happy Ending to Tile Tale
Heave Ho, Ho, Ho : Raising a 30-Foot Tree at Hotel Del Takes 16 Men, 2 Hours, 2 Cases of Beer RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Secretary to Catholic Bishops to Change Jobs Associated Press
People and Events JACK JONES, From staff and wire reports
Top Air Polluters
3 Killed, 2 Injured in 2 Separate Hit-Run Accidents
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
It's Plane Enjoyable to Airport Neighbors JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
A Place Where Kids Can Run Amok Without a Reprimand MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
The House : Hatch Act
Two Sewage Spills Shut Down Beaches
Local News in Brief : Housing Deal Approved
Pierce's Classroom in the Fields : President Asks Trustees to Declare Campus an Agricultural Preserve BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Police Kill Pit Bull After Reported Attack
Covers Persian Gulf Incident During Study of Foreign Correspondents : CSUN Journalism Professor Becomes a Subject of His Own Research ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Holiday Crowds : Feeling Mobbed? You're Not Alone RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : $400,000 Gift for Books
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
A Garage Is Not a Home
Rude Awakening in Panama : Cocaine-Based Corruption Forces U.S. to Act JACK HOOD VAUGHN, Jack Hood Vaughn, a former director of the Peace Corps, was ambassador to Panama in 1964-65. He is now vice president of Conservation International
Local News in Brief : 2 Seized in Fake Gun Case
Southern California's Struggle to Meet Its Water Needs
Study Links Overflow of Sewers to Aging Pipes KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
His Calculus Class Adds Up to Winners : At Garfield High, Teacher Equals '1 in a Million' MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Women Try to Bridge the Gap in Championship Play LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Philistines Getting a Bum Rap, Archeologists Contend Associated Press
Residents in Pacoima March on Drug Dealers STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
'It's Going to Be a Good Christmas' : Specter of Stock Market Crash Doesn't Frighten Shoppers CHRIS KRAUL and GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writers
He Can't Say No to Those Firehouse Bargain Sales KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Pilot, Son Found Dead in Plane's Wreckage in Idaho KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
CHP to Set Up 1st Sobriety Checkpoints Since Court's OK ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
The Plane Facts : Questions Still Fly Over Science Museum's Jet STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Bridge Players Bid for Ego, Fame, Pride LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Driver of Stolen FBI Car Killed in Police Pursuit DANNY SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Orange : Hospital Seeks Sponsors for Christmas Tree Bulbs
Despite Emotional Attachments, Future Bleak for Quince St. Bridge PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Growing Numbers of Young Jewish 'Returners' Heed Tradition's Call MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
$64 Million in Heroin Seized on Ship From a Times Staff Writer
Surfer, Guard Save Man Who Leaped Off Pier DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
'Now It's Buy a Gun, Go to Florida'
Playing the Lottery: Should Jackpots Be Large or Small?
Southern California's Struggle to Meet Its Water Needs
Southern California's Struggle to Meet Its Water Needs
BUSINESS
CURRENCY : Dollar Declines Sharply Against the Yen and Mark From Times Wire Services
Creditor Group Urges Texaco to Settle Case Associated Press
CREDIT : Bonds Slip in Sluggish Post-Holiday Trading Associated Press
The Annual Countdown Begins
Medical Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
MEDICAL : 'Phenomenal' Support Brings Hoag Near $21-Million Cancer Center Goal Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Medical Leslie Berkman, Times Staff Writer
Nortek Shelves Bid for Linear's Stock in Wake of Disclosure GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Hard-Core Shoppers Find Happiness at the Nearest Mall MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Henley Group Plans to Sell Kellogg Co. to Dallas Firm CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
It May Not Be Wise to Dally on Charitable Contributions Bill Sing
Prime Minister Vows to Open Japanese Markets, Spend More Associated Press
Bilzerian Calls for Singer to Auction Itself to Highest Bidder From Reuters
Latin America Raps Developed Nations Associated Press
COMMODITIES : Gold, Silver Futures Surge as Dollar Declines Further From Associated Press
Care Enterprises Reveals Loss of Emergency Lender MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Smokers' Costs to Employers Add Up DEBRA WHITEFIELD
Effort to Settle Bhopal Case Fails : Settlement Attempt Fails in Bhopal Gas Leak Case Associated Press
Dow Index Falls 36.47 to 1,910.48, Ending 21-Year Chain of Holiday Rallies From Reuters
Burgundy Region Redolent of Wine, Mustard, History STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Trend for '90s : Smaller Is Bigger in Southland TIA GINDICK, Tia Gindick is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
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