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What happened on October 02, 1987
BUSINESS
Digital Founder Happy to Hold No. 2 Spot ASSOCIATED PRESS
U. S. Grant Hotel Held in Default on 2nd Loan; Foreclosure Looms CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego Business Editor
August Factory Orders Drop as Construction Outlays Leap Associated Press
Budget Chief Recycles Items From Tax Plan : Revenue-Raising Options Greeted Warily on Hill ANNE SWARDSON, The Washington Post
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Credit : Bonds Slump in Reaction to Further Drop in Dollar Associated Press
Italy's Finer Wines Make a Splash : U.S. Consumers Show Preference for Premium Vintages BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Morris New President of Disease Detection
Attention, K mart Shoppers: Chain's Emphasis Is Shifting CAROLINE E. MAYER, The Washington Post
Security Pacific, 3 Other Banks to Process Transactions : Credit Cards OKd for Variety of Federal Services BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Co.'s Retail Centers Now Run by Outside Firms MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Commodities : Herd News Sends Pork Futures Up From Associated Press
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Currency : Dollar Drops; Gold Advances Associated Press
'Native' Corporations Nudge Alaska Indians Into Capitalistic Ways DAVID LAMB, Times Staff Writer
Demand Grows for Computer Maintenance : Service Sector Projecting $30-Billion Revenue in '87 From United Press International
Malaysia Looks West to Attract Foreign Investment NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Despite Claims, 'Chains' Ignore Letter of Law S. J. DIAMOND
Arco Sues Agencies to Get Oil Drilling OK or $793 Million DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Great American Completes Stock Sale CHRIS KRAUL
Dart Moves to Oust Dayton Hudson Board Associated Press
She Has Franchise on Big Macs, Own Recipe for Success WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
New Field Develops : 'Matchmaker' Introduces Firms to New Technology MALCOLM GLADWELL, The Washington Post
CBS Says Records Group Options Still Under Study Associated Press
Dow Rises 42.92; Stocks Surge as Investors Jump on Bandwagon From Times Wire Services
Petersen Steers Ford Motor Without 'Hank the Deuce' JAMES RISEN
SPORTS
WISHBONE IS NO OPTION . . . : Wyoming Has a Shot With Burnett Passing CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT : In Chuck Bednarik's Book, Gordie Lockbaum Is Just a Real Good Kid RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Sockers Release Namdar MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW : San Diego High School Football Preview : Fallbrook Hopes to Stop Vista's Ground Game . . . and Quiet Its Fans CHRIS DE LUCA
High School Football DAN PORTER
Scott's Running Joke About Hart Deficiency Is No Laughing Matter VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Tigers Win; Now Comes Showdown RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post
Servite Tops St. Paul in Cross-Country
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : Times Poll : Half of L.A.'s 'Real' Fans Will Tune Out Strike Games RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : Dils, Guman, White Abandon the Strike, Return to the Rams CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Roundup : UCI's Cross-Country Teams Travel to Palo Alto BARBIE LUDOVISE
Temblor Disrupts Schedule : Burwell Hearing, Events Postponed VINCE KOWALICK and STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writers
A Bunt Runs Santiago's Streak to 33 Associated Press
Names in the News
Sunny Hills Wins 100th in a Row in League
College Football / Richard Hoffer : Notre Dame Back on Track as Holtz Follows in Parseghian's Footsteps Richard Hoffer
Mauch Watches It Get Worse Instead of Better : Angels Dive Deeper Into AL West Cellar as They Lose to White Sox Again, 6-3 JOE GODDARD, Special to The Times
Tennis Roundup : Goldie Upsets Curren, Gains Quarterfinals From Times Wire Services
Welch's One-Hitter Quiets Giants : Dodgers Finish With 40-41 Home Record After 7-0 Win SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Have Company in Negotiations With Scott GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Padres Say They Won't Offer Garvey a Contract for '88 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Adams' Goal Helps Canucks Tie Kings
Baseball Roundup : After a Single, Reggie Jackson Calls It a Career From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Prep Football : All Thursday City Games Are Postponed After Quake SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Cardinals Finish Off Expos and Mets, 8-2 Associated Press
San Diego Roundup : Kings Face U.S. Team at Arena STEVE BEATTY
CSUN Bids for 5th Straight CCAA Title RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : Upshaw Says Owners Have Racist Attitude From Times Wire Services
What Would Settle It All Would Be If Fans Went on Strike Larry Stewart
Names in the News
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FRIDAY : They're Ringing In the Wins at Rancho Alamitos : New Coach Resurrects Team Pride TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Untested Sunny Hills Keeps Rolling TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
NBA Players Take Case to Court, File a Class-Action Suit
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : Raiders' Judge Reaches Verdict: He'll Cross Line MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Pacific 10 Football : Oregon State Coach Tries to Make the Most of It MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Marina Loses Again, Falls Into a Pattern : Vikings Winless in Nonleague Games, as They Were Last Season ANN KILLION, Times Staff Writer
Lopez Is the Winner on Technical Decision
Johnson Says He Won't Treat Gooden the Way That Lasorda Does Valenzuela ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
USD Beats St. Mary's in Women's Volleyball
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Garden Grove League : Pacifica Shows It Is Back : In Return to League, Mariners Run Over Los Amigos, 17-0 ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Zivojinovic Beats Becker in Exhibition From Times Wire Services
Padres Won't Offer Garvey a Contract BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Foothill Beats Tustin, 14-0, and Gets Revenge for Last Season's Loss ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : NFL Officials Will Show Stripes, Cross Lines RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Leasure-Led Valencia Routs Troy, 30-0 BILL ROBERTSON
All-American Kris Morton Leaves SDSU CURT HOLBREICH
Calabasas Defense Inconsistent in Loss to El Segundo TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Rams Announce Their Refund Policy
As Long as She Can Inhale, Triathlete Is Able to Press On JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 10 : Chargers : Neuheisel Is a Bit Rusty but Will Start on Sunday TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Montclair Shut Down by Norwalk STEVEN FLEISCHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS : Sophomore Valdez Paces Camarillo to Easy Double-Dual Meet Victory JOHN ORTEGA and GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY and Thousand Oaks 20, Simi Valley 36; Thousand Oaks 19, Camarillo 40; Simi Valley 24, Camarillo 33--Jena Haggenmiller of Thousand Oaks ran 18:59 over the three-mile course as the Lancers (4-0) remained undefeated in the Marmonte League. and L. A. Baptist 20, Western Christian 41--Gina Johnson placed second (20:43) and Kirsten Berger was third (20:45) to lead the Knights (3-0). and BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY and L. A. Baptist 19, Western Christian 40--Wes Smith ran 15:48 over the 2.8-mile course to lead L. A. Baptist (3-0) to an Alpha League win. Knight runners, including third-place Dean Thompson (16:33), took four of the top five spots. and GIRLS VOLLEYBALL and Agoura d. Calabasas, 15-9, 15-3, 13-15, 15-11--Led by Dorothy Brown, Shannon Mathew and Wendy Bennett, Agoura (5-2) won its first Frontier League match., Ralph Nichols
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Roundup : El Dorado Rolls Past Fullerton, 43-14
Santiago's Bunt Sends Hit Streak to 33; Padres Lose 8th in a Row, 4-3 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : Sonora Beats Brea-Olinda SCOTT WOLF
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL : El Toro Upset by El Modena, 10-7 : Top-Ranked Chargers' 17-Game Winning Streak Ends MIKE CORNWELL, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Roundup : Dieterman Leads Cypress to Win
Sturgeon Upstages Irvine Lake's Catfish
The Game Won't Start Until the Guard Sings
CS Long Beach Loses Third in Row : Fresno State Romps to 30-7 Win in Televised PCAA Game DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Summer Fishing for Marlin at Cabo Has Been Outstanding Pete Thomas
ORANGE COUNTY PREP FRIDAY : GENERALLY AMAZING : Santa Ana Tailback Robert Lee Has Never Met a Defender He Didn't Like to Punish STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Sailing / Rich Roberts : Americans Fare Well in Pre-Olympic Regatta Rich Roberts
Golf Roundup : St. Andrews' Road Hole Saves '86 Cup Finalists From Times Wire Services
NEWS
Simple Tools Measure the Earth's Major Movements MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Bad as it Was, It was Small In Comparison
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : 6.1 Quake Jolts L.A.; 3 Killed : Whittier Hit Hard; Scores Hurt, Damage Widespread : Buildings Crack, 100 Fires Counted, 2 Freeways Close ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Death in the Morning: Temblor Takes Its Toll : Man Survived Similar Tragedy in Guatemala but Not in L.A. JOEL SAPPELL, Times Staff Writer
100 Close Relatives, Friends at Rites for Henry Ford II United Press International
Refusenik Ida Nudel Receives Soviet Exit Visa Associated Press
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Atop Skyscraper, On Ladder : Southland Residents Ride Out a Quake STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Betrayal That Destroys Belief Shapes a Modern-Israel Story ELAINE KENDALL
The State
Flowers, Floats Brighten Beijing in Festive Holiday Rites DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Detain 2 From Glasnost Journal DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The State : School Bus, Truck Collide
First Lady Presents Gift of $5,000 to Riding Center Associated Press
The State
The Nation : House Votes $28.5 Billion for Airports
The State : School Bus, Truck Collide
Shultz Urges Arab Leaders to Publicly Support U.S. Role in Gulf NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Ford Group to Buy Hertz Associated Press
House Effort to Write Tax Bill Gets Off to Rocky Start KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Hospital to Release Sessions From Reuters
The State
Four Justices to Attend Constitution Ceremony Associated Press
The Nation
Gov. Tours Disaster Area; $40-Million Loss Estimate : State of Emergency Declared From Times Wire Services
Bush Praises Abilities of Soviet Workers Associated Press
Power of Veto, GOP Thwart Democrats DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB and LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writers
Alaska's Cash Giveaway Climbs to $708 for Every Resident in '87 United Press International
Governor : Bills Signed: Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer
Israelis Reject Soviet Proposal of Low-Level Ties Associated Press
Reagan Anti-Coup Message Was Given to Philippine Mutineers, U.S. Envoy Says Associated Press
The Nation
Big Dam Agency to Focus on Environment PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Echo of Past Forces Immigrants to Camp Out LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Senate OKs Defense Bill; Veto Pledged : President Opposed to Restrictions on A-Arms, 'Star Wars' Associated Press
Milan MARY ROURKE
Zoological Assn. Restores Zoo Atlanta Accreditation Associated Press
Iran Asks Saudis to Return Bodies of 59 Killed in Mecca United Press International
Gore Asks Fellow Candidates to Avoid 'Negative Tidbits' JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
General Made Tunisian Premier Associated Press
Returns to Where Ministry Began : Robertson Opens '88 Bid Amid Jeering Protesters CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Urges Talks to Limit Naval, Air Activity From Reuters
Auto to Debut as Cadillac of Malls Marks 20th Birthday ANN CONWAY
Gov. Casey Receives Bypass United Press International
Guatemala, Rebels to Talk Associated Press
State to Repay U.S. $10 Million for Migrant Education KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Echo of Past Forces Immigrants to Camp Out LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis to Take Stronger Role in Control of Campaign KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
L.A. Fire Department's 1,577 Calls Rival Fourth of July JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Doubts Sanction Effect on South Africa Associated Press
Deaver's Use of Alcoholism as Defense OKd From Times Wire Services
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : At Pet Shops, Animals Got Shaky Even Before Quake DOUG BROWN and JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writers
Joblessness Under 6% in Factory Surge : 55,000 New Jobs and Return to School Improve Figure Associated Press
Carbolic Acid Leaks From Rail Car in Philadelphia United Press International
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Quake Insurance Won't Help With Most Repairs Because of Deductible AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
Former Rep. Hansen Out of Prison; Served 11 Months on Ethics Charge Associated Press
VA Hikes Home Loan Rate Associated Press
Police Edgy as Florida Ends Gun Controls Associated Press
Soviet Jewish Emigration Gains United Press International
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Burglar Alarms, Run on Coffee, Pizza Part of Street Scene JUDY PASTERNAK and FREDERICK M. MUIR, Times Staff Writers
The Nation
The Nation
The Nation
The World
Egypt's 1st Subway Opens for Business From Reuters
The World
The World
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Paneful Ordeal : Glassy-Eyed Crews Use Plywood for Stopgap Repairs PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
7 Die as Tibetans Go on Rampage for Independence Associated Press
The State
The World
The World
The World
The World
The World
Indian, Greek Tankers Hit in Gulf United Press International
15 Killed, 150,000 Flee in Mexico City Floods Associated Press
Bork in Peril as 2 Key Senators Oppose Him : Loses GOP's Specter and Democrat Johnston but Reagan Is Working 'to Make Sure' of Victory DAVID LAUTER and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
Illness Postpones Swearing In of Sessions RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writer
Controller Relieved of Duty by FAA After Planes Fly Too Close Associated Press
Woodward's High-Wire Act : Watergate Journalist Drawing Fire Again for Latest Book on the CIA BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writer
Overexposure Ruins Candidate SHIRLEY MARLOW
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Few Visitors Appear to Be Changing Plans : Tourists Mostly Take Shaking in Stride DAVID OLMOS and ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writers
Bentsen Among Six More Democrats Opposing Bork Associated Press
Historic Buildings, Museums Escape Major Damage RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
Outraged Couple Protests State Action : 'GOD' Barred From Maryland License Plates Associated Press
Gigantic Geological Force Ends 11-Month Seismic Lull THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : New Stress on Old Buildings Increases Risk for Next Time SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Pope Welcomes 232 at Synod : Catholic Bishops Gather to Consider Role of Laity WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Surrogate Mother Gives Birth to Her Own Grandchildren From Times Wire Services
Most Chlordane Sales to End by Nov. 30 JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Rare Ailment Afflicts Mayor of Pittsburgh Associated Press
Candidates Seek to Project a Well-Suited Image MARY ROURKE
'Adults-Only' Mobile Home Parks OKd by High Court PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Premarital Testing Held Costly, Ineffective in Combatting AIDS Associated Press
La Prensa Returns, Warns Sandinistas : Silence of Opposition Managua Paper Ends With Blunt Editorial RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Jet Attacks Australian Fishing Vessel, Killing Captain United Press International
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Death in the Morning: Temblor Takes Its Toll : Concrete Slab From Parking Garage Crushes College Woman JANET CLAYTON and MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writers
Chun Assails S. Koreans With Pro-Communist Ties SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Death in the Morning: Temblor Takes Its Toll : Worker Buried Alive in Shaft When Disaster Triggers Cave-in MARK ARAX and ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writers
Mexico Postal Rates Rise Associated Press
The Nation
Senate Votes for Compliance With SALT II SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Joffrey-Goers Dance the Night Away MARYLOUISE OATES
Jackie's Picture Perfect Fasion 87 staff
The World : S. African Floods Kill 145
Aftermath in Whittier: Pain, Pathos and Anger TRACY WOOD and JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
976 Obsession Lands Forger in Mental Hospital JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer
Woody Herman Listed in Critical Condition
Ending the Bias Subsidy
House OKs Berman's Jet Noise Proposal PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The Dukakis Camp Was Right to Tell on Biden, but the Methods Were Off the Mark NORMAN J. ORNSTEIN, Norman J. Ornstein is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. and
Jim Cooper's Season to Open Tonight
Soviets Aren't the Point of Conflict : While We Curse the Old Foe, Threats From Third World Grow JOHN LUKACS, John Lukacs' last two works are "Outgrowing Democracy: A History of the United States in the 20th Century" (Doubleday, 1984) and "Historical Consciousness" (Schocken, 1985). and
Heat's On: County Gets Taste of Summer in Fall TINA CRAVAT, Times Staff Writer
Big Enough
Out of the Question
City's Bonus With Boys Club: Asbestos RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Deputies Reach Tentative Accord, Take It to Rank and File Next Week DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
'Success Goes Sour' for Coach
Liberals
'Success Goes Sour' for Coach
Management of Traffic
Media Praise
Pledge Change
'Success Goes Sour' for Coach
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : Some Folks Couldn't Get There From Here GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
The Los Angeles Earthquake : Dealing With An Earthquake On The Road
The Earthquake In Orange County : Mass Transit:an Alternative
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : Psychiatrists Offer Advice : Coping With Fear: the Real Aftershock LOIS TIMNICK and LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writers
Tide of Radicalism Ebbs in Santa Monica as Council's Factions Mellow ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
The Los Angeles Earthquake : Preparing Your Home For An Earthquake
Several Districts Will Close Schools to Assess Damage : Fear but Few Injuries Reported in East L.A., San Gabriel Valley ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Utilities Survive Remarkably Well; Edison Hit Worst SANTIAGO O'DONNELL and JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writers
When Living on the Edge Becomes Stark-Naked Reality CAROLYN SEE, Carolyn See's novel, "Golden Days" will appear in Fawcett paperback this December
The Los Angeles Earthquake : School Closings
The Los Angeles Earthquake : Red Cross Centers
People and Events TED THACKREY JR., From Staff and Wire Reports
Courage for the Bankers
The Los Angeles Earthquake : Preparing The Office Against Earthquake Damage
Royal Aplomb Remains Intact as Penthouse Ripples : King of Spain's First Visit to Synagogue in Same Scale as His First Earthquake PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Navy Tests Helicopter for Source of Vibration GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
Fight With Fellow Pierce Student : Teen Robber Denies Guilt in Brawl GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
'Success Goes Sour' for Coach
USC Fined $25,500 in Radiation Lapses, Told to Fund Fellowships TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
First-Timers Get a Taste of Shake, Rattle and Roll DENNIS McLELLAN, Times Staff Writer
Sikh Extremists Kill 9 in India Village United Press International
Youth Injured Running Into Train
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : It Was a Hectic, Profitable Day for Some MARIA L. La GANGA and JOHN C. TIGHE, Times Staff Writers
From Roads to Skies, a Jumbo Traffic Snarl JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Reports of Heart Attacks Increase; 4 People Die ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Nurses Stage Sickout at 2 County Hospitals Over Stalled Talks HENRY WEINSTEIN and CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writers
THE LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : Temblor Has Little Effect on Tourism, Agents Report ROBERT E. DALLOS and TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writers
UC Irvine Event to Honor Arnold and Mabel Beckman
Focus on Police Department : City Faulted on Handling Employee Injury Benefits RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
'Success Goes Sour' for Coach
Pierce College to Be Roundup Site for Schools' Toxics BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Empty Seats for Comic : No Joke--Hope's Mad at Burbank GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Before New Beginnings, Free Ida Nudel Elie Wiesel, Elie Wiesel, the winner of the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize, is the Andrew W. Mellon professor in the humanities at Boston University.
Bill for Study of Bad Home Foundations Vetoed RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : Emergency Center Is Jolted Into Action JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
Lawyer Tells Court Dancer Wasn't Paid for Sex Acts During Police-Staged Party JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
County Calls Quarantine--Oriental Fruit Flies LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Teaching Teachers : Former Reading Specialists Back in the Classroom DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Fuel Ruled Out as Cause of Plane Crash PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : A Few Violent Seconds Are Hard to Forget RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Preparedness Key to Survival : Quake Gives County a Graphic Lesson ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Quake Makes the Going Slow, Scary for Travelers MARK LANDSBAUM and JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writers
Insurance Problems Threaten the Future of Women's Clinics CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Dentist Pleads Innocent in Slaying of His Wife
Kathleen Russell, Reporter and Arts Critic, Dies
Appeal Over Gun Permits Denied : Newspapers Lose Bid to Examine Gun Holders' Permits JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
THE EARTHQUAKE IN ORANGE COUNTY : Hugs, Reassurance, Disaster Drills Greet Youngsters at School RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer
'We Came Through the Darn Thing Pretty Good!' : Damage Is Minor in County; Crews Sent to Aid L.A. JEFFREY A. PERLMAN and CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Echoes of 1971 Reverberate for Veterans of Sylmar Quake STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Wilshire Center CATHY CURTIS
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Coming Attractions JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Downtown Marlena Donohue
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop Lp Chart DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Downtown Marlena Donohue
Dance Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Cbs Officials Say Proposals To Union Final Jay Sharbutt
Wilshire Center Cathy Curtis
Wilshire Center Cathy Curtis
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Wilshire Center COLIN GARDNER
Unbroken Art and Breaking a Story : No Damage Reported to Any of Fragile Works on Display at County's Major Museums ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
Cajun Says He's Just a Fan of Hank RANDY LEWIS, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Marlena Donohue
Groups To See Rossini Opera In English JOHN HENKEN
Pop Music Review : D'arby Has The Voice, Moves, Songs STEVE HOCHMAN
Jazz Review : Tom Grant At Bon Appetit DON HECKMAN
Classic Diet Of Reduced Shakespeare DON SHIRLEY
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Bistro Where French, Cajun Coexist Uneasily CHARLES PERRY
At the Epicenter of Media Coverage : Area Deejays Rock 'n' Roll With Waves All Through Their Morning Shifts DEBORAH CAULFIELD and JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writers
Cnn Was First With Report Of Quake JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Quake Shows Cable Tv Not Equal MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Shaken Disc Jocks Keep In Contact With Public DEBORAH CAULFIELD and JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writers
'Father, Son' Has A Mind Of Its Own KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
At the Epicenter of Media Coverage : KFWB, Tops on the Richter News Scale: 'We're All Earthquake, All the Time' DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
RCA/Columbia Aims 'Roxanne' at Christmas Market; 'Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home' Tops New Releases DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Movie Review : 'Big Shots': A Little Film That Grew MICHAEL WILMINGTON
'Talking': Theater For The Deaf Too JANICE ARKATOV
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Digby Group Promising In 3 One-acts RAY LOYND
Radio Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Wilshire Center Cathy Curtis
Comedy Review : A Good Double-fredder At Laff Stop DUNCAN STRAUSS
La Cienega Area MARLENA DONOHUE
'Embraceable You' : A September Song For Two RAY LOYND
Focus on: MUSIC : MASTER OF SAROD TO PERFORM KENNETH HERMAN
Stage Review : No Mercy For 'A Quality Of Mercy' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Tribute Show : Dream Lineup On Stage With Orbison ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Touring Little Milton Still Big On The Blues DON SNOWDEN
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Restaurants : Come And Get It While It's Hot At Min's Kitchen MAX JACOBSON
Broadway's Last Tribute To Bennett CLARKE TAYLOR
Music Review : Vienna Choir Boys Sing At Arts Center JOHN HENKEN
Art Review : Creatures Featured At College Exhibit CATHY CURTIS
Music Review : Vienna Choir Boys Sing At Arts Center JOHN HENKEN
Movie Review : Truck Sides With Good In 'Rolling Vengeance'
Street Fair Counting On African Beat THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Historic Reconstruction : Joffrey Stages Nijinsky's 'Sacre Du Printemps' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
LETTER PURFIC : 4th Graders Find Ballet 'Icsicting' and Center 'Cunftere Bule' RANDY LEWIS
Fat Boys: More Here Than Rappin' DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
At the Epicenter of Media Coverage : KNBC's Shocknek, Nance Stay Anchored to Desks for On-Air Temblor Coverage HOWARD ROSENBERG, Times Television Critic
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