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What happened on November 29, 1987
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Green Oak Ranch: Where They Won't Let You Slide . . . Luckily TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Exposure : Nazi Hunters Await U.N. Files on Many Who Escaped Justice BILL BLANNING, United Press International
Chalk Return to Classroom
Courtroom Testimony Unveils Events Leading to Chinatown Murders TRACY WOOD, Times Staff Writer
Firms Toss New Chips Into Game at Gallium Gulch : Problems With Ultrafast Semiconductors Largely Solved, Industry Leaders Contend SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
COMMUNITY CRUSADERS : 3 Groups Wage Hard-Nosed Struggle for Social Change SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Varga Claim Decried
Expert Calls It Hypergymnasia : Some Bulimics Found to Have Mania for Exercise AURELIO ROJAS, United Press International
2 Die as Plane Crashes on Makeshift Airstrip TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
School Once Going to Seed Now Sprouting New Hope BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
A Tax Refund in Right Spirit
Supervisor Quits Agency Over Coastal Land Battle MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
San Clemente Closes Book With Finger-Pointing MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Public Forum on Airport
Events in the news this week.
Constitutional Crisis Faces State of Iowa: Document Is Fading Associated Press
Events in the news this week.
Commentary : Voters Elect Teachers on Trust JIM BEIRNE, Jim Beirne is president of the District Educators Assn. in the Huntington Beach Union High School District
Sobriety Checkpoint Nets 1 Arrest
Local News in Brief : DeBellis' Parting Words
Police Dismiss Idea of Bomb as Source of Refinery Blaze JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Burglar's Victim Was Older, Smaller--and Mad Associated Press
Donation to Naturalists
Events in the news this week.
Local News in Brief : Holiday Patrols OKd
Man Found Beaten to Death After Apparent Robbery From United Press International
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Getting at Heart of Violence
Local News in Brief : Improvements on Hold
Group Offers Help to Mother of Child Abandoned at Store From a Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Councilmen Sworn In
Lottery Winners
Impact Varies With Treatment : Cancer Survivors Often Left Infertile ROB STEIN, United Press International
2 Iranian Deserters Ask Israeli Release Till They Get Asylum From Reuters
Pontiff, Prelate Meet Associated Press
Real Concern for Homeless
Taking a Hard Look at County
Disturbing Decision
Lesson for Scofflaw
Expansion at Wayne Airport
Sparks Fly as Carson Nears Vote on Budget GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Indoor Ban on Bad Habit
Amtrak: Take Note
Learning From Coach's Mistake
Fire, Smoke Damage 3 Classrooms in Escondido
Break in Gas Pipeline Prompts Evacuations United Press International
Funding for Paramedics Debated in Hawthorne SIOK-HIAN TAY, Times Staff Writer
CHP Stops 913, Arrests 10 at Sobriety Checkpoint
Friendly Skies for Smokers
Man Hit, Dies After Running Onto Freeway
Breakdown Raises Doubts on Tijuana's Sewage PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
People Who Care Give Lessons in Giving at a Tough Season JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Jail House Informant in McMartin Case Held in Robbery From Associated Press
Governor Lobbies Legislators for Confirmation of Lungren United Press International
Activists Seek to Organize Church-Based Political Coalition STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Children's Bodies Found in Furnace, Father Held Associated Press
Amtrak Union Sees Push-Pull Trains as Derailment Risk in Southland KATE CALLEN, United Press International
Tourist Tells of Robbery by Baboon Associated Press
Christmas Spirit Rises as Trees Fall DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Food Fair Building Destroyed by Blaze
Child Care in Orange County
Room at the Inn: Lodging's No Problem in North San Diego County ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : Citizen Initiative Is an Important, but Often Misused, Tool JOHN H. MINAN, John H. Minan teaches land-use planning at the University of San Diego School of Law and was a co-author of Proposition H, the recent Clean Air Initiative
20,000 in '87 Avoided Time in Jail While Awaiting Trial DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Group to Study Vessels' Effect on Gray Whales JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Board Game Teaches Facts About AIDS, Raises Players' Awareness CAROLENE LANGIE, Times Staff Writer
Marines Help Rescue 3 in Vista Apartment Fire
War on War Toys : Protesters Destroy Them Under Steamroller LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
A Feminist Symbol
Cause Remains a Mystery : Cold, Dry Days Can Bring Outbreak of Canker Sores GAYLE YOUNG, United Press International
Torrance Youth Shot in Bangkok : Sailor's Killing Leaves Parents in Disbelief ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
Gunman Takes Car, $1 Million in Jewelry
Pilot Plan Seeks Dignity at a Low Cost : Women's Shelter to Try Mobile Homes KATHLEEN MACLAY, Associated Press
Much to her surprise, she got her just desserts. SHERYL STOLBERG
S.F. Conservation Project : Inner-City Youths Restore Trampled Yosemite Field LLOYD G. CARTER, United Press International
Amtrak Union Hits Push-Pull Trains as Peril in Southland KATE CALLEN, United Press International
Racing cars started off as a hobby, but . . . It's more than a hobby now.
Academic Freedom vs. Money: A Dispute CSUN Can't Shake PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Campus Comeback : The death knoll had already been sounded for L.A. Southwest College when Thomas Lakin took over at the helm in 1986. Twenty months later, enrollment is up 60%, new programs have been added and nobody is talking of closing the college. BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Pipe Bomb Shuts 2 Garden Grove Freeway Ramps DANNY SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Police Arrest 2nd Suspect in Slaying of Girl, 14 STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Dissonant Reaction
Police Arrest 2nd Suspect in Kidnap, Slaying STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
If You Like Parades, You'll Be in Seventh Heaven Today From United Press International
Events in the news this week.
Mother's Term in Two Deaths
Chainsaw Massacre Team Revs Up to Be Naughty at Doo Dah Parade STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Yorba Linda Is Expected to Announce Nixon Accord : Library May Open Minus Key Papers MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
The House : Hatch Act
The System and Runaways
Victim Finds No Justice in System : Court Orders Have Failed to Deter Woman's Accused Attacker RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Child Care in Orange County
Plans for New Scripps Aquarium Undermined ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Prosecution of Ezola Foster
Teacher Showered With Honors : East L.A. Calculus Class Makes Winners MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Specially Trained Officers Go After Stolen Artworks : L.A., N.Y. Detectives Work a High-Class Beat G. LUTHER WHITINGTON, United Press International
Rediscovering the Path to Yosemite : Couple Retrace Route of First White Man to See Valley Associated Press
'Fear Stalks Death Row'
BOOKS
Take It Easy, Baby : MISEDUCATION Preschoolers at Risk by David Elkind (Alfred A. Knopf: $16.95 , cloth ; $7.95 , paper; 211 pp.) Milton Chen, Chen is director of instructional television at KQED in San Francisco, which provides educational services to teachers and parents in Northern California. and
Humanism With an Inhuman Face : THE ARCIMBOLDO EFFECT Transformations of the Face From the 16th to the 20th Century, edited by Pontus Hulten et al (Abbeville: $75; 402 pp.) Mark C. Taylor, Taylor is Kenan Professor of Religion and director of the Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences at William College.
The Spy Who Sold Russia the Bomb : KLAUS FUCHS Atom Spy by Robert Chadwell Williams (Harvard University Press: $25; 233 pp.) : KLAUS FUCHS The Man Who Stole the Atom Bomb by Norman Moss (St. Martin's Press: $15.95; 216 pp.) Peter Goodchild, Goodchild, head of plays at the BBC, has also been head of the BBC's science department. He was the producer of a television series and author of a biography on Robert Oppenheimer. and
Inside the African National Congress : APARTHEID'S REBELS Inside South Africa's Hidden War by Stephen M. Davis (Yale University Press: $27.50, cloth; $8.95, paper; 238 pp.) Vincent Crapanzano, Crapanzano is the author of "Waiting: The Whites of South Africa." and
President Vs. Congress Over an Immigrant : CHADHA The Story of an Epic Constitutional Struggle by Barbara Hinkson Craig (Oxford University Press: $22.95; 288 pp.) Alfred R. Louch, Louch teaches moral, political and legal philosophy at Claremont Graduate School. and
The Novel as Aleatory Inventory : LIFE A User's Manual by Georges Perec, translated by David Bellows (David R. Godine: $24.95; 581 pp.) Richard Eder
Hemingway Hastily, Carelessly, Chaotically Edited : THE COMPLETE SHORT STORIES OF ERNEST HEMINGWAY The Finca Vigia Edition by Ernest Hemingway, foreword by John, Patrick and Gregory Hemingway; publisher's preface by Charles Scribner Jr. (Charles Scribner's Sons: $19.95; 640 pp.) Kenneth S. Lynn, Lynn is Lovejoy Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University and the author of "Hemingway" (Simon & Schuster)
The Founding Fathers' First Sons : THE GREAT TRIUMVIRATE by Merrill D. Peterson (Oxford University Press: $27.95; 573 pp.) Jody Powell, Powell is chairman and chief executive officer of Ogilvy & Mather Public Affairs
Georgia O'Keeffe: A Landscape With Words : GEORGIA O'KEEFFE Art and Letters by Jack Cowart, Juan Hamilton, and Sarah Greenough (New York Graphic Society Book/ Little Brown: $50; 300 pp., illustrated) : GEORGIA O'KEEFFE One Hundred Flowers edited by Nicholas Callaway (Knopf/Callaway: $100; 160 pp., illustrated) Martha A. Sandweiss, Sandweiss, author of "Laura Gilpin: An Enduring Grace" (Amon Carter Museum), is at work on a study of photographers on the American frontier
Ten Essays on Germany : DREAMS AND DELUSIONS The Drama of German History by Fritz Stern (Alfred A. Knopf: $19.95; 309 pp. ) John E. Rodes, Rodes, professor of history at Occidental College, is the author of "Quest for Unity: Modern Germany, 1848-1970" (Holt, Rinehart & Winston)
'Israel' Author Replies
Locked Up With the Czech
I Am an Atheist Who Says His Prayers by Karl Shapiro
Progress Against Prejudice?
New South Humor : TENDING TO VIRGINIA by Jill McCorkle (Algonquin Books: $15.95; 312 pp.) Frank Levering, Levering is a farmer and writer living in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia.
The Wrong Direction
A Life in the Moral Majority : STRENGTH FOR THE JOURNEY An Autobiography by Jerry Falwell (Simon & Schuster: $17.95; 446 pp.) Jack Butler, Butler is the son of a Southern Baptist preacher, and the author of the novel "Jujitsu for Christ," in cloth with August House, and to be released in trade paper by Penguin in February of 1988. His next novel, "Nightshade," will be released by Atlantic Monthly Press in the fall of 1988.
The Invasion of the Word Snatchers ELAINE KENDALL
Biography of Collins
NONFICTION : CURSE OF THE GIANT MUFFINS AND OTHER WASHINGTON MALADIES by Michael Kinsley (Summit Books: $17.95; 286 pp.). David Shaw
In Defense of Islam
FICTION : THE FIERCE DISPUTE by Helen Hooven Santmyer (St. Martin's Press: $16.95; 288 pp.). Judy Bass
The Paddle or the Pompon Girl? : WHAT DO OUR 17-YEAR-OLDS KNOW? A Report on the First National Assessment of History and Literature by Diane Ravitch and Chester E. Finn Jr. (Harper & Row: $15.95; 293 pp.) Robert B. Stevens, Stevens, an English barrister, is a member of the National Council on the Humanities and currently professor of history and chancellor at UC Santa Cruz. and
Third Wave Wipeout : ODYSSEY Pepsi to Apple . . . A Journey of Adventure, Ideas, and the Future by John Sculley with John A. Byrne (Harper & Row: $21.95; 560 pp.) : STEVE JOBS The Journey Is the Reward by Jeffrey S. Young (Scott Foresman: 18.95; 320 pp., illustrated) Robert J. Schoenberg, Schoenberg's latest book is "Geneen" (Norton). and
FICTION : THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES, 1987, selected by Ann Beattie and Shannon Ravenel (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95, cloth; $8.95, paper: 334 pp.). Roger Friedman
A Black American in the New Africa : JACOB'S LADDER by John A. Williams (Thunder's Mouth Press: $13.95; 245 pp.) Andrew M. Jaffe, Jaffe was a correspondent and Nairobi Bureau Chief for Newsweek in the late ' 60s and mid-'70s. He is now editor of the Southeast edition of ADWEEK magazine and teaches in Atlanta
The Devil's Archives Are Closed : THE DEVIL AND DR. BARNES Portrait of an American Art Collector by Howard Greenfeld; (Viking: $19.95; 284 pp., illustrated) Jeremy Strick, S trick is assistant curator of 20th-Century art at the National Gallery of Art, Washington. and
FICTION : BEER IN THE SNOOKER CLUB by Waguih Ghali (New Amsterdam Books: $15.95; 220 pp.). Sylvie Drake
Gift Books 1987: Nature : A Compass for the Armchair Explorer DAVID M. GRABER, Graber is a research biologist with the National Park Service.
FICTION : A GUEST IN THE JUNGLE by James Polster (Mercury House: $15.95; 192 pp.). Alex Alben
Arms Control and German Fears : SUPERPOWER ARMS CONTROL Setting the Record Straight edited by Albert Carnesale and Richard N. Haass (Ballinger: $34.95, cloth; $14.95, paper; 380 pp.) : THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Europe, the United States, and the Burdens of Alliance by Josef Joffe (Ballinger: $29.95; 256 pp.) Gregg Herken, Herken is Mellon Visiting Professor at Cal Tech and author most recently of "Counsels of War" (Knopf). and
NEWS
Seeking Escape Route From Iran : Mother Hopes a Mysterious 'Businessman' Can Help BETTY MAHMOODY and WILLIAM HOFFER, From " Not Without My Daughter ," by Betty Mahmoody with William Hoffer. Copyright 1987, Betty Mahmoody and William Hoffer. Reprinted by permission of St. Martin's Press Inc
Sober Way to Get Home : Safe-Rides Program Gives Lifts to Tipsy Teens CURTIS L. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Years of Diversity Over for Notorious Barrington Hall Special to The Times
'King of Torts' at 80 : Melvin Belli: Is the Image Tarnishing? MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
America's OSS Agents, Thai 'Students' Remember Daring World War II Exploits DENIS D. GRAY, Associated Press
Old Reactors Now Monuments to 'Manhattan Project' : Atomic Age Ghost Town Awaits Its Fate NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS, Associated Press
Bomb Exploded Near Nuclear Weapons Lab From The Associated Press
In Search of the Aztecs : David Carrasco Set Out to Reveal the Secrets of Mexico's Greatest Archeological Find, El Templo Mayor. Along the Way, He Discovered His Own Roots VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
Suspected U.S. Agents of Planting Marijuana on His Ranch : Book Offers Insight Into Life of Douglas Associated Press
Baby-Poor Singapore Looks to Dragon for Help RUTH YOUNGBLOOD, United Press International
From Rhetoric to 'Ecotage' : Environmental 'Fanatics' Try to Keep Things Wild MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Addictology Shows Doctors Their Diseases Can Be Treated JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Atlanta Prison Water Cut Off; More Fires Set DAVID LAUTER and DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writers
Deukmejian Lobbies Legislators for Lungren United Press International
The Nation : Secret Defense Dept. Satellite Launched
Arcadia Delays Action on New-Home Limits HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
The House : Hatch Act
The Nation
600,000 Visit Baja Region United Press International
Analysis : Contras Seem Stronger in Field but Weaker Politically RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Poland May Try 'Another Solution' if Turnout Is Light United Press International
Hughes Donates Gift
The World
The Nation
Ex-Assemblyman Ralph May Try a Comeback MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
White House Request to Aid Contras Told From Times Wire Services
The World
The World
The State
Unexploded Tear-Gas Shell Hurled at S. Korean Candidate Roh From Reuters
Pasadena Sees Year-Old Jobs Program Fade ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
The State
The Nation
Honduras Will Free 28 Under Amnesty From Reuters
The Nation
Canada Offers Aid in Latin Peace Plan From Reuters
S. Africa Blocks Freed ANC Leader Mbeki From Rally MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Storied Wilderness Is Developers' Target Associated Press
Postman Tells Voters in 11th Coincil District He'll Deliver KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Sea Sentinel Spruced Up by Coast Guard Associated Press
Chirac Denies Paying Ransom for 2 Captives STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Council to Open Up Back Room : Beverly Hills to Televise Study Sessions JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Line That Ties : Pasadena Neighborhoods Get Taped Phone Link to City Hall ANDREA ESTEPA, Times Staff Writer
The State
E. Germans Free Last 2 From Raid Associated Press
The State : Roses Are Red, Bandit Is Blue
Kaunda Says Zambia Won't Recognize Israel From Reuters
Vows to Raise $25 Million for Whittier College : This Trustee Majors in Money BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
The World
As Town's Top Dog, Prodigal Mayor Gets to Cat Around Associated Press
Project to Help N.Y. Homeless Earn Cash for Salvaged Cans Is Working--Too Well GARY LANGER, Associated Press
Pacific Hospital of Long Beach Offers 3 Free Screening Clinics
Mine Collapse in Hungary Associated Press
The World : Indonesia Disaster Kills 42
Thousands Rescued in W. China Snowstorms Associated Press
20 Injured by Bomb in Pakistani Market From Reuters
AIDS Threat in Robberies From Reuters
5 Killed, 14 Injured as Tamil Rebels Hurl Grenades Into Crowd United Press International
The World
Students Search for 'Pen' Pals Who Are Computer Friendly JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Two Die in Plane Crash From a Times Staff Writer
The Nation
19-Acre Justice Center in Final Design Stages LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Search for Termites Turns Up Defectors' Videotape in House United Press International
Tracing a Handgun Requires Time, Luck JULES LOH, Associated Press
Lover Fails in 7 Suicide Attempts From Reuters
Prisoner Drowns Trying to Escape Through Drain Associated Press
Family Dead for Weeks but Toddler Survives Associated Press
Hatch Fearful of Soviet Spying at Utah Missile Site United Press International
But Recent Events May Set Back the Effort : Argentina Tries to Shed Anti-Semitism RANDALL HACKLEY, Associated Press
Together Again: Sisters Tackling a 75-Year Gab Gap DAVE JOHNSON
Plan for Private Bus Zone Scaled Down, Still Faces Stiff Opposition DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Revive Old Strong-Arm Methods to Clamp Down on Protesters WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Future of Nixon Site Is Clouded by Dispute : Library May Not Get Key Papers MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Play-Writing Contest to Award $1,500 at Pepperdine
Hunger in Brazil Producing 'Pygmies' ARNOBIO FERNANDES, Reuters
Zimbabwe Vows to Avenge Massacre of 16 Whites From Reuters
Soviets Suggest 5,100 Limit on Long-Range Warheads From the Washington Post
Homeless Children in U.S. Paying Severe Price ANTHONY MARQUEZ, Associated Press
Ershad Offers a Restive Bangladesh Early Vote Associated Press
State Orphanage at Pinnawela, Sri Lanka, Is Home to Bunch of Really Big Babies G.G. LaBELLE, Associated Press
Rebel Base Taken, Mozambique Says From Reuters
The House : Hatch Act
Jackson Seeks Role in Picking Successor to Washington : Estimated 125,000 File Past Body of Chicago Mayor LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
Leopard Kills 4 Children Associated Press
Jet Lands so Police Can Check Suspicious Package United Press International
Neutering Campaign to Reduce a Growing Population : County Starts Hopping to Stop Hare-Raising Antics at Sanctuary BONNIE HEALD, Times Staff Writer
Cliburn White House Date United Press International
The World
Strategic Petroleum Reserve Quietly Fills as Cushion Against Oil Cutoff : Little-Noticed Supply in Underground Salt Domes Would Be Sold Early in Crisis to Prevent Hoarding by Consumers GUY DARST, Associated Press
Soviet Generals, Not Gorbachev, Called Key to Military Plans From Reuters
Millions in Settlements and Verdicts Reaped Over 54-Year Career : 'The King of Torts' Has No Plans to Abdicate MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
'Poetry Television' Takes Its Cue From Rock Music Videos DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles Parks Officials Would Save Cabrillo Bathhouse SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
'Dispirited Mood' Toward Solving Problems : Yugoslavia Gripped by Economic Crisis CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
Saboteurs Block Path of Desert Cycle Racers GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer and
The House
Local Resources Becoming Strained : Pakistan's Welcome Mat Is Wearing Thin for Afghan Refugees MICHAEL GETLER, The Washington Post
Druze Tanks Blast Beirut Police Academy, Causing 39 Casualties From Times Wire Services
Deal to Release Hostages May Be Near in Louisiana From Associated Press
Parents Take Reins of Teaching in Hand With Home Schooling PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Mexico City's Window on a Bloody Aztec Past VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
Haitian Army Blocks Airlift of Voting Materials DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
French Mr. Clean: Cabinet-Level Voice for Human Rights JEFFREY ULBRICH, Associated Press
160 Feared Dead as S. Africa Jet Plunges Into Sea From Times Wire Services
U.S. Reports Thai Rabies Death Despite Shot, Faults Procedures Associated Press
Alfonsin Rebounds from Election Defeats WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Once a Mirror of Society : Fabled Baths of Syria Fading Into History NORA BOUSTANY, Special to The Washington Post
Two Objectives He Long Opposed : Reagan to Lobby Intensely for Arms Pact, Deficit Cuts JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Bonn Probing Abuses by Sect in Chile From Reuters
Massachusetts Group Seeks to Halt Prison Practice of Giving Furloughs to Murderers KAREN McGRATH, Associated Press
Exclusion Argument
Police Arrest Man Who Admitted Killing on TV From Reuters
Unmasking Frank Lloyd Wright GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Cultural Center of City
Ex-Salvation Army Officer to Head Cudahy Service Center : Overcoming the Plight of Those in Need KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Mission Pilot Recalls Abduction--Flying Lessons His Ransom LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
No Shrinking Violet, Woman's Passion for Purple Has Made Her Colorful Figure MARGARET HABERMAN, Associated Press
Mediation Slated on Bias Charge Against Santa Monica Police TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Vows Cut in Strategic Arms : Determined to Seek 50% Reduction in 2nd Missile Pact, President Says JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
3 Legislative Races Regarded as Most Crucial in California MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
'Insurance' Despite Arms Pact : Even With Targets Gone, U.S. Missile Has a Future MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Prisoners Sift Rubble to Find Stuff of Survival BARRY BEARAK, Times Staff Writer
2 Ships Scuttled to Create Artificial Reef Associated Press
2 French Hostages Are Freed : Pro-Iranian Group Drops Off Pair at West Beirut Hotel Associated Press
Muses Celebrate Highlights of 25 Years MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
'Peak Baggers' Take the High Road, Savor Loftiest Views in All 50 States MARY ESCH, Associated Press
In Amsterdam, Researchers Play Detectives in Effort to Find Rembrandt's Remains ABNER KATZMAN, Associated Press
Water Board Delays Decision on Azusa Dump MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
The British Army's Elite Image Is Tarnished by Charges of Brutality in the Barracks RALPH BOULTON, Reuters
Four Hostages Freed in Atlanta; More Fires Set DAVID LAUTER and DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writers
Devalued Currency Terrorizes Beirut NORA BOUSTANY, Special to the Washington Post
Sometimes, Beast of Burden Proves to Be Beastly Student at Thai Elephant School DAVID STOREY, Reuters
Monticello Knits Jefferson Kin : Descendants Lovingly Maintain Former President's Home CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Who Built House for Struggling Mother Are Disenchanted : New Home Laid No Foundation for Friendship GEORGE ESPER, Associated Press
High-Tech Time Trap : Nanosecond Computer Culture Poses New Questions About Life in Fast Lane JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Art of Nature : New Getty Museum to Be Landscaped With Native Plants RAYMOND L. SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Liberace Called Tune in His Many Real Estate Ventures : Pianist Relied on Gut Feeling but Made Profit RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
$5-Million Industy Center Opens in Los Alamitos
Service Offers Low Interest Home Improvement Loans
Industrial Park Slated
Fontana Project Planned
New Division Forms
Shuwa Buys 2 Orange County Office Towers
'Problem Is Not Greed but Freedom'
Show Goes On With Players Not on Stage
Write All Deals or Get No Pay, State Judges Say
Linpro Co. Will Build Atrium Office Building
Steffensen Elected Head of Southland Builder Unit
Clubhouse Open at Project
Oxnard Projects Total $110 Million : Business Park and Manufacturing Complex Under Way
Tower Ahead of Occupancy Projections EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Rancho California Apartments Planned
Irvine Spectrum Center Started
Kaufman & Broad Sells Paris Project to Japanese
Lethe to Head Beverly Hills Board, Succeeding Hyland
'Movable Mortgage': Big Savings for Borrowers DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
Students Win Instructor's Salary in UCLA Program
Imperial Bank Signs Lease
Placentia Retail Project Lauded
Sleepy Hawaiian Island Waking Up RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Kool Moe Grades Rappers: Give Him A+ PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Dancing in the Dark With Depeche Mode CHRIS WILLMAN
Elizabeth Hartman
Commentary : Couch Potato Rock : Why Passive Music Is Winning Out Over Activist Groups ROBERT HILBURN
Black Radio
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Fallible Pontiff STEVE HOCHMAN
Squeezing Out a Hit at Last DENNIS HUNT
Star Power Leonard Klady
No Curbing Mike Craig Modderno
Quibbles & Bits
Credit Where Credit Is Overdue : Some Movie Ad Lines Are Getting a Bit Redundant JAY SHARBUTT
Nameless David Fox
Hartley Talks Leonard Klady
Black Radio
The Truths About Acting
The Truths About Acting
Black Radio
Black Radio
Cry Screenwriter
The Truths About Acting
Zubin Mehta--Making Time for Making Music JOHN HENKEN
'Merrill Wake': A Family With a Tragedy JANICE ARKATOV
Rappin'
Local Heroes Do Their Anti-Nuke Bits STEVE HOCHMAN and JEFF SPURRIER
Missing Man Christine Ziaya
Black Radio
Donald Sultan, the New Hero on the Horizon WILLIAM WILSON
Black Radio
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Mercy's Minimalism CHRIS WILLMAN
Geronimo-ettes Christine Ziaya
Giving Thanks For Pumpkin Pie Compiled by Kathie Jenkins
Barbed Pat H. Broeske and FO
Azuma's Cuisine Spontanee Featured at Chabuya MAX JACOBSON
Schifrin to Lead New Paris Philharmonic DANIEL CARIAGA
Stop-Gap Troupe Stars on the Real-Life Stage HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
The Story of Johnny Rotten, Career Man STEVE HOCHMAN
$99,000 Faux Pas Reveals Funding Gap JAN HERMAN
Filth or Art, They Both Sell Tickets Randy Lewis
Glitter Gap Nikki Finke
The Truths About Acting
72 Market Street Principals Plan a Beverly Hills Address COLMAN ANDREWS
Fickle Faye Leonard Klady
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Crunch Time for Dokken JOHN VOLAND
'Parador': Paul & Sonia & Richard & Raul DONALD CHASE
Original Broadway Cast Albums: The Market That Would Not Die PAUL GREIN
Opal: Up From Underground CRAIG LEE
A Really Big Show From Two Large-Scale Artists ZAN DUBIN
Seoul Food for the Adventurous LINDA BURUM
Hail, Columbia Leonard Klady
The Best That Ever Happened to Musicals DAN SULLIVAN
Hype's No Turn-On to Earthy Harman Band RANDY LEWIS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Camera Obscura STEVE HOCHMAN
The 'Natural' Sound of '60s Classics on CD HERBERT GLASS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Madonna's Mixology DENNIS HUNT
Raging Rivers Connie Benesch
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : Meli'sa Smolders but Angela's on Fire CONNIE JOHNSON
Art for $ale
ABT Revives Tudor's 'Gala Performance' CHRIS PASLES
The Truths About Acting
Eating With Friends
Once Upon a Time in the Recording Studio : INTO THE WOODS BARBARA ISENBERG
SPORTS
WIPEOUT : Script for Movie Is Based on 222-0 Georgia Tech Victory United Press International
State Cross-Country Championships : It's Newport Harbor's Time as Girls Win Title BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
NAME AND GAME ARE THE SAME : Eric Metcalf, Son of Former NFL Running Back, Making Own Way at Texas KEN DENLINGER, The Washington Post
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Augustana's Undefeated Streak Ends at 60 United Press International
DON'T SELL HIM SHORT : A 5-5 Goalie, Darren Pang, Manages to Stand Tall in Net for the Blackhawks KENT McDILL, United Press International
Redskins Making Moves That Could Help Solve Their Special Problems CHRISTINE BRENNAN, Washington Post
Dameworth and Drossin Win Titles JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Nunn Needs a Somebody to Fight Him Steve Springer
Pressure Is on DePaul's Joey Meyer Once Again United Press International
Tennis : McEnroe Talks About Davis Cup (Difficult), Stakes Matches (No Bozos) Lisa Dillman
DeBerg and White to Share the Spotlight Today : Testaverde-Dickerson Showdown Didn't Pan Out; One Watches and the Other Is Gone CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
NCAA Soccer : UCLA Plays San Diego St. Today
USC Finds No Consolation Against Boston U. : Trojans Lose Again, 75-53, While North Carolina Takes Tournament Crown MIKE HARRIS, Special to The Times
THE SKINS GAME : Nicklaus and Zoeller Each Win $70,000 on the Opening Day THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Giants Perfect Example of Super-Bowl Letdown TOM FRIEND, The Washington Post
Girls' Prep Volleyball : Newport Harbor Gets Past Palisades in Quarterfinals
Manning Growing Into His Own : Two-Time Big Eight Player of Year Back at Kansas Again Associated Press
Loss Makes Grambling's Robinson Think About Retiring
Dominguez Hills Overcomes Sloppy Performance to Defeat Puget Sound PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
No 'Must-Win' Game for Chargers? Look Closer : Schedule Indicates That Today's Game With Broncos Is More Important Than It Seems BOB WOLF
Flames Blow Out Kings in Third Period : Calgary Wins, 8-4, and Moves Into First Place in the Smythe Division JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
First Victory Is a Dream for Brandenburg CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Cash Loses All Three Matches but Reaches Final Against Lendl LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Freedom Bowl Tournament : UC Irvine Defeats Manhattan to Win Championship, 86-83 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
'Reborn' Gaines Leads Loyola to Easy Victory Against Tennessee Tech ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Freedom Bowl Tournament : Irvine Hangs On to Defeat Manhattan College : Freshman Jeff Herdman Delivers as Anteaters Fight Off Furious Rally, 86-83 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Recruiting Trips Offer a Wealth of Problems for a Straight Shooter Gene Wojciechowski
Miami Is Too Much for Irish : Hurricanes Put the Big Hit on Brown & Co., 24-0 RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Giants Can't Figure Out Reason for the Big Fall United Press International
Thousand Oaks Blows Lead in Volleyball CHRIS PARKER, Times Staff Writer
THE COLLEGES : Golden West Soccer Team Eliminated
Horse Racing Roundup : Lord Rukus Closes Fast to Win Hollywood Turf Express by Nose From Times Wire Services
THE COLLEGES : Doubletree Tournament : Chapman Fails to Catch Charleston in Final AL PRESTON
Prep Football Wrap-Up : Eagles Edge Monrovia to Extend Cinderella Season ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
El Toro Will Meet Santa Ana Friday in Conference Semifinal
Clark, Who Led Drive to Secure Rams, to Be Honored by County Hall of Fame
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Georgia Is a 30-16 Winner, but Dooley Isn't Pleased From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : First-Place Red Wings Beat Bruins in Boston for Third Straight, 3-2 DAN HAFNER
The High Schools : Self-Analysis by Coaches Benefits Crespi JOHN LYNCH, Times Staff Writer
THE COLLEGES : Titan Women Lose as Foul Shot Missed
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Roundup : Razorbacks, Roused by Rouse, Rout Lobos From Times Wire Services
GOODBY, COLUMBUS : In Agony Surrounding Ohio St. Football, Bruce, Bay Walk Away to Words of Praise DAVID ALDRIDGE, The Washington Post
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TWO VIEWS ON BOB KNIGHT'S SOVIET PULLOUT : Intolerance Grows With Each Sad Act TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
Gaines, Gathers Help Lead Loyola Rout : Lions Run Over Tennessee Tech, 114-78; Face St. John's Today ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Colorado Can't Keep Up With Huskers' Jones : Nebraska Running Back Gains a Career-High 248 Yards in 24-7 Victory From Times Wire Services
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Florida State Ends Six-Year Drought, Beats Florida, 28-14 From Times Wire Services
Renfro Returns to Form as Hart Advances TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Breuer's Tall Play Helps Milwaukee Turn Back Boston DAN HAFNER
Harring Will Coach Bologna Football Team Associated Press
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Punter Fumbles Snap, Enabling Arizona to Tie From Times Wire Services
UCLA Women Trounce Northern Arizona
San Diego Sports Et cetera : Aztec Women Lose by a Free Throw in Closing Seconds
Girls' Prep Volleyball : Irvine, Newport Harbor Win and Advance to Semifinals
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Cal Catches WSU, 17-17, in Last 1:13 at Tokyo Associated Press
Notre Dame's Tim Brown Is Walter Camp Trophy Winner Associated Press
Rodriguez Is Getting Ready for January's Skins Game for Seniors SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
THE TRYING DUTCHMAN : Tennis Taskmaster Robert Landsdorp Gets Results IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Upsets No. 20 DePaul in Overtime, 84-76 RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Tennessee, Down by 25 Points, Pulls Out 38-36 Victory From Times Wire Services
Pro Football : The Other Games RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Probation a Problem for the Metro Associated Press
Motorcyclist Killed in Controversial Race Across the Desert
Maryland Ready for a New Season : No Catering to Special Terrapins After a Regular Start DAVE SELL, The Washington Post
College Basketball Roundup : Arizona Upsets Michigan, Faces Syracuse in Shootout Final From Times Wire Services
4 of 38 New Coaches Come from JC Ranks JIM O'CONNELL, Associated Press
United States, With Extra Skater, Gains a Tie With Canada GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
PRO FOOTBALL : BEST IN THE WEST? : Forget Elway and Fouts, It's Krieg; You Can Look It Up, the Numbers Are There RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
Creighton Women Beat Irvine, 64-65 JOHN WEYLER
Boston U. Pulls Away From USC in Second Half, 75-53 Associated Press
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : San Marcos Wears Down El Capitan, 24-9 CHRIS DE LUCA
THE COLLEGES : Community College Basketball : Pasadena Beats Saddleback, 76-56, Wins Tournament
College Basketball Highlights : Hahn Scores 24 for Master's in 88-75 Loss Ralph Nichols
THE PREPS : Best Bet Is to Pick Six as No One Is Horsing Around This Season BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : Mount Miguel Dominates Fallbrook, 35-0 RICK HAZELTINE
Tarkanian's Winning Average Is Second Only to LIU's Bee Associated Press
SAN DIEGO SECTION PLAYOFFS : Point Loma Shuts Out Orange Glen CHRIS ELLO
For a Skins Game, It Is Awfully Polite Jim Murray
San Pasqual Rolls Past Mar Vista, 41-0 STEVE BEATTY
Northridge Off Target Against Wichita State : Matadors Shoot 32% in 78-53 Road Loss GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Spiker Was 'Unsung Hero' Who Became Quite a Hit : 4-Year Starter Lori Rodman Winds Up Her College Career With WCAC Honors IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Wisconsin Football Coach Encouraged by Team That Finished in the Cellar Associated Press
NCAA Water Polo Semifinals : USC Downs UCLA and Cal Beats Irvine DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
NBA Notes : Comeback Is Over for Washington MIKE BARNES, United Press International
Wright State Moves Up and Beats USIU
NCAA Water Polo Semifinals : Leggett's Two Overtime Goals Help USC Down UCLA, 12-11 DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
State Prep Cross-Country Championships : Arroyo Boys Are Cut Above the Rest SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
MAGAZINE
FOOD : Up in Flames : A Sweet Mexican Dessert Is Wrapped, Sauced and Ignited BARBARA HANSEN, Barbara Hansen is a Times staff writer and author of "Mexican Cookery" (HPBooks)
In the Best Gardens : Landscape Contractors Install the Latest in Design Trends--Mini-Meadows and Waterfalls--in Award-Winning Settings JUDITH SIMS, Judith Sims is an editor at Los Angeles Times Magazine.
The Bigger One : Scenes From the Earthquake That Scientists Fear Most--a 7.5 Jolt on the Newport-Inglewood Fault
Taste of the West : Sampling the Best of a Russian River Valley Winery ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
Oil War II
Oil War II
Oil War II
Comparing Quakes
Rock Around L.A.
Happiness Is Being Single
In the Beginning : Now There Is One on Every Block--but in 1978, Computer Stores Were Considered a New Business Phenomenon JONATHAN LITTMAN
Happiness Is Being Single
Space Invaders : Americans, an Observer Abroad Reports, Do Not Respect Personal Boundaries, Perhaps Because We Imagine Ourselves Pioneers Roaming the Open Frontier JACK SMITH
Silver Belles : The Graying of the Baby Boomers Is Giving Rise to One of the Most Unexpected and Freshest Looks in Hair Color PADDY CALISTRO
TRAVEL
A Friendly Harbor That Rose From a Disaster BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers
New Zealand Discounts JACK ADLER
Don't Be Caught Unprepared Away From Home TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Taking Spanish in Spain
$9,000 Too Much
Living Among the Ewes and Lambs JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan is a La Jolla free-lance writer
Getting a Clear Focus on World of Photography MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Highwayman Revisited
Disagrees on Restaurant
New Egypt ID Good for Discounts LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Blues After Vacation
Skiing Italy's Alps BRIAN McCALLEN, McCallen is a free-lance writer living in New York City
On a Family Adventure in Kenya BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Some Bargains Still Exist in Japan JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Highwayman Revisited
How Many Nations?
Australia to Celebrate Nation's 200th Birthday FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section.
Hampden Rally: The Nostalgia Will Sleigh You MICHAEL SCHUMAN, Schuman is a Keene, N.H., free-lance writer. and
The Savvy Traveler : In an Emergency, Medical Kits May Be Lacking PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
BUSINESS
VIEWPOINTS : Strategy Helps Avoid Dead-end in Maze of Personal Electronics PETER McWILLIAMS, PETER McWILLIAMS is the author of "Peter McWilliams Personal Electronics" book published by Prentice Hall/Simon & Schuster
Fate of the Economy Isn't Sealed, but It Is Time for Preventive Policy George L. Perry, GEORGE L. PERRY is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution research organization in Washington
Leaner Times Inevitable but Recession Isn't JAMES FLANIGAN
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VIEWPOINTS : Give Those Who Do Job the Power to Do It Right : When Companies Let the Real Experts Have Some Authority, Quality Improves Sharply ROBERT H. WATERMAN Jr., ROBERT H. WATERMAN Jr. is author of "The Renewal Factor" and co-author of "In Search of Excellence." He is the founder of Waterman & Co. in San Francisco
Nation
The News and the Ads Paint Worrisome Economic Portrait
John Wayne Airport : It's a Story of Growth--and Growing Pains
Sickly Prices for a Changing Comprehensive Care John Charles Tighe
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Consumer Advocates
Businesses Seek Federal Protection as States Strengthen Regulatory Role From the Washington Post
Proper Terms
Los Angeles County
Entrepreneurial Zeal--It's Clearly Stronger Than Ever in the Southland LAURA MEYERS, Laura Meyers is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Los Angeles County
California
Fortune Grows From 'Peanuts' for Schulz, a Reluctant Tycoon CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Mergers, Economic Worries Slow Pace of Business Giving BARBARA ISENBERG, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Whiz Kids Feel Backlash From Peers' Downfall : Up-and-Comers Fear the Young and Driven Are Getting Bum Rap JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Today's Gumshoes : Private Eyes Keeping Busy in White-Collar Fraud Capital: Orange County JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Paying for Defense
Los Angeles County
Rent-a-Jet Firm Catering to Fast-Moving Executives, Has Hopes for Charters BARRY STAVRO, Times Staff Writer
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OPINION
Global Tightwad
Neither Crash Nor a Cure, Budgeteers Bring Forth a Yawn Walter Russell Mead, Walter Russell Mead is author of "Mortal Splendor: The American Empire in Transition" (Houghton Mifflin)
Inebriation Is No Defense RONALD W. FAGAN, Ronald W. Fagan is an associate professor of sociology at Pepperdine University.
Free to Flow
Double Standard
Farm Life
Runners, Peakers and Also-Runners : WITH BOTH SIMON AND GORE, THERE IS PLENTY OF PROJECTION GOING ON; EACH CANDIDATE IS PROJECTING HIMSELF AS SOMETHING HE ISN'T AND EACH CONSTITUENCY IS PROJECTING QUALITIES ONTO CANDIDATES THAT THEY MAY NOT POSSESS. William Schneider, William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion
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The 'Habit to Command' Has to Be Dropped From Soviet-U.S. Relations MIKHAIL S. GORBACHEV
Real Guns, Infantile Fantasies David Glidden, David Glidden is a professor of philosophy at UC Riverside
Carlucci: Big Man About Intelligence James Bamford, James Bamford is author of "The Puzzle Palace," an analysis of the National Security Agency
Gorbachev Packs a Whole World of Proposals Tad Szulc, Foreign correspondent Tad Szulc has covered Eastern Europe and Central America.
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Cruise Missile Ban Skews Ground Forces' Balance RICHARD BRODY and BRIAN G. CHOW, Richard Brody and Brian G. Chow are senior research specialists at PAN Heuristics, a Los Angeles-area policy research organization.
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Simon's Surge Reveals Depth of Democrats' Death Wish CHRISTOPHER MATTHEWS, Christopher Matthews, former aide to retired House Speaker Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill Jr., is a consultant in Washington and writes a column for the San Francisco Examiner
Teaching Geography
Iran-Contra's Unasked Questions, or The Case of the $400,000 Hamburger Jefferson Morley, Jefferson Morley is Washington editor of The Nation magazine.
Curing Doctors' Fears About Catching AIDS Peter R. Wolfe, Peter R. Wolfe, a specialist in infectious diseases, is an assistant clinical professor of medicine at UCLA
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