What happened on October 11, 1987

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The Savvy Traveler : Hotels Trying to Shorten Check-in and Check-out PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
The Santa Barbara Seashore by Bike or Carriage MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Vail to Celebrate Silver Anniversary FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Japan Has Phone Help in English
Joy in the Wilderness JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan is a La Jolla free-lance writer. and
An Updated Paris Ripe for Visiting BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Hotels Offer Discounts JACK ADLER
Parliament: Great Show ED SHEEHAN, Sheehan is a Honolulu free-lance writer.
Knows the Northwest
Anything But Humble
Just Another Walk-Up CRAIG STAATS, Staats is an Oakland free-lance writer.
Nepal VIRGINIA BARTON, Barton is an Inverness, Calif., free-lance writer. and
Loved Colorado Ranch
Sleepy San Felipe About to Awaken JOHN M. WILSON, Wilson is a Los Angeles free-lance writer and editor
Tours of England
Frequent-Flier Programs Hit Stormy Weather TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Hawaii's Hotel Tax
Train Ride to Kuranda's Market in a Rain Forest MARGE KANTOR and KEN KANTOR, Marge Kantor is a former librarian, Ken Kantor is head of communications for Bob Hope Enterprises.
Leisure Time Directory Lists Group Trip Ideas and Discounts BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
Some Tour Operators Are Voluntarily Bonded ERIC FRIEDHEIM, Friedheim is editor/publisher of Travel Agent magazine.
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Colorful Port Town of Oban Offers Britons Holiday by the Sea BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Chained Dog Defenseless
Insulin Availability
A Sahara Camel Caravan Retraces Paths of Gold KITTY BAKER, Baker is a Newton, Pa., free-lance writer
Miami's Bayside Marketplace Is All About Eating MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
After-Hours Bargains Found on Temple Street Night Market JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
A New Hostel in Seattle LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.

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Philippine Vigilantes Reflect U.S. Strategy for 'Low-Intensity Conflict' Peter Tarr, Peter Tarr, who is writing a book about the Philippines, last visited the country in August and September.
Stopping Sports Terrorism
Demos Must Look West For a Winning Campaign Ron Wyden, Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) is a member of the House of Representatives.
Rights Will Be In Doubt If Politicization Spreads ARCHIBALD COX, Archibald Cox, former Watergate special prosecutor, is a law professor at Harvard. This commentary, written before Judge Bork was nominated to the Supreme Court, is adapted from the introduction to the book "Defending the Constitution" (A. Colish).
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'Caps' Set the Wrong City Limits Richard Peiser and Lowdon Wingo, Richard Peiser directs the USC Graduate Real Estate Development Program; he and Lowdon Wingo are professors in the USC School of Urban and Regional Planning.
Mexico Opts for Constancy : Economics Still Counts More Than Politics in Next Presidency SERGIO MUNOZ, Sergio Munoz is executive editor of La Opinion, Los Angeles
Los Angeles: Redesigned for the Arts Allan Temko, Allan Temko, architecture critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, is writing three articles for Opinion on new Los Angeles cultural complexes.
Make-Believe Sunshine in the Shadows of San Onofre FRED GRUMM, Fred Grumm is a retired government employee pursuing a writing career in San Clemente.
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As More Poor Get Less Medical Aid, Health Care Takes a Turn for the Worst Brian D. Johnston, Brian D. Johnston is an emergency physician in Los Angeles.
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Remembering Henry Ford
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No Good Guys in Gulf but U.S. Finally Picks a Side Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus is editor of the Middle East Policy Survey.
Asians : A Class by Themselves : A Formal Model for Minority Education Richard Rodriguez, Richard Rodriguez, author of "Hunger of Memory" (Godine) and the soon-to-be published "The Protestant Reformation" (Viking), is an associate editor of Pacific News Service.

REAL ESTATE

What happened on October 11, 1987

ENTERTAINMENT

BLOOD,SWEAT,DUST : In Israel for 'Rambo III,' Stallone Takes on the Russians and the Perils of Film Making in 120 Heat PAT H. BROESKE

BURNING STING : * * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : CHRIS WILLMAN

David Mamet Plays His Directing Card PATRICK GOLDSTEIN

Double Albums Seen As Double The Trouble PAUL GREIN

Jeep Shot Pat H. Broeske

FEUD Pink Floyd's Tawdry Soap Opera Continues DENNIS HUNT

Jello Biafra, Cultural Terrorist BOB SIPCHEN

THE STAMP OF STING : It's Time to Recognize His Joyful Musicality and Sophisticated Grace ROBERT HILBURN

Nora London: An Aria For George MARTIN BERNHEIMER

Dial-a-job Charles Solomon

* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : SUMMER TIME CONNIE JOHNSON

A New Bite To Camarillo's Rep COLMAN ANDREWS

Escape Artist Rick Sherwood

* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : THE ROTTEN WORLD OF JOHN LYDON STEVE HOCHMAN

Still Marching Clarke Taylor

Shaker Connie Benesch

* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : BRITISH BITE CONNIE JOHNSON

Staying Alive Rick Sherwood

Where The Hip Sip John M. Wilson

Dog's Best Friend Nancy Mills

'Lady Day' Without The Glamour JANICE ARKATOV

Soul Brothers Andrea King

JASPER JOHNS UNCORKED : Two Extensive Print Exhibitions Flesh Out the Meaning of His Work WILLIAM WILSON

Give 'Em Away? Yeah, That's the Ticket Randy Lewis

Mark Morris On 'Farewell' Tour ROBERT GRESKOVIC

REMEMBERING ALL THAT FOSSE : A Fond Look at a Dance Master Who Batted 1.000 on Broadway PAUL ROSENFIELD

Lonely On The Shelf Pat H. Broeske

* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : DEPRESSED MODE SHARON LIVETEN

Scene Stealing? Leonard Klady

Let There Be Eclecticism JOHN HENKEN

STANLEY JORDAN'S GUITAR MASTERY : Search for 'Something' Has Made This Innovator the King of the Tappers DON HECKMAN

Silencers: Shades Of U2 STEVE HOCHMAN

A New Season For Shire COLMAN ANDREWS

Decent Bread--and Where To Find It HUGH STEGMAN and LAURA SEGAL STEGMAN

Beyond The Theater Of 'Relationships' DAN SULLIVAN

A Bit Of Chinois On West 53rd RUTH REICHL

'Berlinart, 1961-1987' To Open In San Francisco ZAN DUBIN

That's Italian Compiled by David Pecchia

The Neglected Legacy Of Kenton LEONARD FEATHER

ROCK 'N' ROLL 'N' CROWD CONTROL : Injuries at Concerts Raise Questions ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

For Better or Worse, Encinitas Celebrates First Year of Cityhood ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer

Museum Sending 5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy to Be Overhauled Associated Press

Coronary Bypass Surgery: Doctors Overlooking Women, New Study Says MICHAEL SPECTER, The Washington Post

Big Brothers Try Harder to Screen Out Molesters JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer

Wilshire Renovation Will Test Developer's Skill G. LUTHER WHITINGTON, United Press International

Elderly Often Have Tough Recovery After Hip Break ROB STEIN, United Press International

Rest of U.S. Is Not Immune to Temblors, Experts Warn From the Associated Press

Backfires on Palomar Aid Attack TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer

Officials Fear Road Budget Shortchanges Local Needs JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief

Fans Finally Looking Out For No. 1; Alliance Will Rally for Itself Today STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer

Pages of Past : Rare Volumes Collection Tells History of Book PAM LITTLE, Times Staff Writer

Volunteers Convert Tavern Into Food Store for Needy RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer

Commentary : From Out of the Fog, an Answer MARK I. PINSKY, Mark I. Pinsky is a Times staff writer.

King Way Initiative Becomes Less Than Noble Issue for City : Blacks See Attempt to Remove Name as a Slight to Famed Leader; Backers Deny Claims of Racism RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer

Illegal Aliens Doggedly Pursue a Simple Dream of Frutas LEE BROWN, Lee Brown, Ph.D., is a professor of journalism at San Diego State University. and

Whittier: Quake Shocks Linger : Demolition Begins as Residents Assess Damage JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer

'The ocean is really an enchanting place.' KATHIE BOANICH, Times Staff Writer

Autumn Visitors Are Sights for Shore Eyes : Migratory Birds Rest, Then Fly On RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer

Lethal Chemicals Routinely Trucked Through Urbanized Areas of County JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer

Humor in the Court! It's Legal--and a Fast-Selling Book JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer

Agencies That Assist Others After a Disaster Find They Now Need Help DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer

Japanese Citizens Celebrate Court Victory Over Gang From Reuters

Whistling Truck Driver Climbs Down From Big Rig to Pucker Up for Contests HERBERT J. VIDA

Checkpoint: Agents Wage Ceaseless War on Smugglers MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer

Gates, Off Duty, Is Still Arresting From Associated Press

Track Houses : Sacramento System Gives Valley a Look at Light Rail JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer and

Museum Recalls Era When It Was Chic to Be Named Canoga Park GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer and

School Board Races to Watch: Orange, Santa Ana and Laguna BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer

Scientists Muster Army to Combat Beetles Threatening Southland's Eucalyptus Trees : BYNANCY RAY Times Staff Writer

UCI's Answer to 'College Bowl' Pressure: 'Have a Good Time' MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer

Toast of the Town Along the Coast : Residents, Visitors Fete Marina del Rey's 25th Anniversary LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer

Year-Round Schools Pit Outrage Against Class Overcrowding ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer

Shoestring Effort Helps Tijuana Street Children PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer

TRAVEL

The Savvy Traveler : Hotels Trying to Shorten Check-in and Check-out PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer

The Santa Barbara Seashore by Bike or Carriage MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.

Vail to Celebrate Silver Anniversary FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section