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What happened on October 12, 1987
NEWS
Is There Life After Credit? . . . : Yes, but It Requires Adjusting to a Very Different Set of Rules JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Scholars Run Columbus Myths Aground CHARLES DOWNEY
Iran Warns U.S. It Risks 'All-Out War' : Tehran Prepared to Use Deadly Stinger Missiles, Envoy Says SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Burma Airliner Crashes in Rainstorm, 49 Die : 8 Californians Among 14 Americans Killed on Domestic Flight From Times Wire Services
The World
The World
The Nation : UAW Board Votes for New GM Contract
The World
Korean Assembly OKs Direct Elections : New Consitution Approved 254-4; Referendum Expected Oct. 27
The World
Jackson's Political Group Backs Homosexual Rights, AIDS Fight Associated Press
The Nation
Pa. Gov. Leaves Hospital United Press International
Florida Faces Hurricane Peril; Cold Hits Midwest From United Press International
Pentagon Seeks to Expand Satellite-Launching Ability Associated Press
Commonwealth Nations Assailed on Human Rights KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Centers Taking Relief Applications
Death Toll Up as Sri Lanka Battles Rage : 250 Rebels Reported Dead as Indians Press House-to-House Fight From Times Wire Services
The State
China-Hong Kong Project Set Associated Press
The World
NBC's Contract Offer Will Be Put to a Vote of Union Membership JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Paris Protesters Urge Draft Resister's Release Associated Press
The Nation
NBC Union Urges 'No' Vote
The Nation
Kirkpatrick, in Managua, Urges Opposition to Push Democracy RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Tamil Leader Asks India to Call Off Troops RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
The World : Aquino Rejects New Vote
Kim Dae Jung Assails Military Role : Says He Wants to Run to Prevent Veto Over Korea Election SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
The World
The Nation
The Nation
Anti-Israeli Riots Erupt for 5th Day in Gaza City United Press International
Kemp Goes on TV to Back Bork United Press International
U.S. Educator Honored at Frankfurt Book Fair From Reuters
Israeli Police, Arabs Clash in Jerusalem : Jewish Group's Plan to Pray at Temple Mount Sparks Violence From Times Wire Services
The State
Reagan Says He'd Welcome Senate Vote on Bork This Week United Press International
Man Hurt in Wreck, Then Dies in Ambulance Crash Associated Press
Politician in W. German Vote Scandal Found Dead WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Mexico Crash Kills 4 United Press International
Salomon to Cut 800 Jobs, Drop Some Services Associated Press
2nd Snowstorm Hits Vermont; Midwest Chilled From Associated Press
The State : Soviet Rocket Lights Up Sky
Quake Adds to Agenda for Structural Engineers GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Politician's Death Not Suicide Associated Press
Thousands Jam Relief Centers in Quake Area CLAUDIA PUIG and LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writers
Navy Beefs Up Forces in Face of Iran Threats : 9 Warships Spotted Escorting 4 Gulf Tankers; Missile Slams Into Baghdad, Kills Civilians CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
The State
Thousands Jam Relief Centers in Quake Area CLAUDIA PUIG and SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writers
Mexican Life Expectancy Associated Press
Despite Organization and VIP Support, Bush Faces Uncertainty in New England CATHLEEN DECKER, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Jets Hit Panamanian Tanker, Killing 2 Crewmen Associated Press
Soviet City Plays Hard to Get : U.S. Municipalities Court Elusive Leningrad LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Parachute Fails, General Killed From Reuters
Soviet Manhunt Seeks 2 Africans With AIDS United Press International
2 Whites Die in Holiday Unrest in South Africa From Reuters
Chinese Aide Ousted by Party for Protecting Son From Reuters
Response to Coup Crisis Called 'Impossible' : Aquino Sues Over Claim She Hid Under Bed From Reuters
Hurricane Heads Up Coast as S. Florida Battens Down : 60-M.P.H. Winds Seen for Miami Associated Press
Bakker's Father Collapses, Is Rushed to Hospital United Press International
The World
A Seal? A Fish? : Sonar Fails to Solve Loch Ness Mystery TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Tropical Storm Floyd Picks Up Steam; Hurricane Flags Are Posted Associated Press
Fat Boys Show Canceled, Fans Beat Promoter Associated Press
Monkey's Space Capsule Lands in Wrong Place Associated Press
Japanese at MIT Wins Nobel Prize : Award for Medicine Stems From Research on Immune System Associated Press
The Nation
A Strong Case for Good Coffee ROZ ASHLEY
Adding These Wings to Your House May Cause a Flap DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Race Starts Over for Second Time : Woes of Candidates Give Three Democrats an Edge ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Calif. Zephyr Derails in Iowa Associated Press
650 Indian Immigrants Protest Death, Injury in 2 N.J. Beatings Associated Press
U.S. to Ask Patients' Bill of Rights and Stricter Care at Nursing Homes From the Washington Post
Democrats Say They Will Scrutinize Next Nominee : Senate Leaders Vow Swift Action on Bork DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer
Farmers Reap Bumper Crop--of Subsidies LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
'We Will Kill if . . . ' : Far-Right Afrikaners Circling the Wagons SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Vets Battle Each Other Over Right to Legal Counsel DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Palestinians Repulse Shia Attack on Village in South Lebanon From Times Wire Services
CHIPS Raises Big Bucks at a Little Party Marylouise Oates
7.0 Quake Hits Solomon Islands From Reuters
Bush in the Race, Says He's 'the Man for the Big Desk' Associated Press
Concern Over Violence Grows : After Massacre, Britons Take Aim at Guns and TV TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
. . . And Can You Survive Without TV? : Yes, but If You Want to Find Out, an Expert Urges a Tubeless Week NANCY SHULINS, Associated Press
Girl, 8, Mauled by Lion in Flea Market; Guard Must Shoot Twice to End Attack Associated Press
200,000 Call for More AIDS Research Funds : Gays, Lesbians and Backers March in Capital, Demand Federal Law Against Discrimination JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Likened to Marriage : Sister Cities Boost Global Family Ties LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Laguna Seca Indy Car Race : Rahal Not Only Wins Title, He Wins Race SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Roundup : UCI Edges Pepperdine in Water Polo
Names in the News
Auto Racing Roundup : Elliott Beats Out Allison at Finish; Bonnett Injured From Times Wire Services
Giants Get Cardinals on Run and Breeze, 6-3 : World Series 1 Win Away for San Francisco BEN WALKER, Associated Press
There Was a Man Who Knew How to Rub It In
Names in the News
NHL Roundup : Neely, Burridge Lead Bruins to 5-2 Victory From Times Wire Services
Golf Roundup : Mowry Wins by 2 Shots After Palmer Falters From Times Wire Services
Seoul Gets a Pledge From Soviets
Names in the News
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : Mathews Forced Out by 5-Day-Old Injury : St. Louis Pitcher 'Out of Kilter' From a Pulled Muscle in His Right Leg Associated Press
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : The Price Is Right, and San Francisco Collects : Reliever Who Started Season in Minors Handcuffs St. Louis in Last 5 Innings Associated Press
In Week Two, Average Attendance Increases From 16,987 to 25,042 From Times Wire Services
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : Notebook : Was Mathews Too Pumped Up? Pitcher KOd by Old Injury SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Kings Make Oilers Happy Family Again : They Fall, 9-2, to Team That Was in Turmoil After Stanley Cup Win JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : While on Suspension, McEnroe Gets $150,000 From Times Wire Services
NFL PLAYERS STRIKE: DAY 20 : NFL Management Sees Little Progress, Breaks Off Strike Talks Associated Press
Hovland, Dodd Win Pro Finals JEFFREY PARENTI
Twins and Giants Are Getting World Serious : Minnesota Wins, 5-3, Can Finish Detroit Today MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : AMERICAN: Detroit vs. Minnesota : Notebook : Piniella Waits at Home for Steinbrenner's Ax to Fall RICHARD JUSTICE, The Washington Post
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : AMERICAN: Detroit vs. Minnesota : Notebook : Now, It's Blyleven's Turn to Go on Three Days' Rest MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Replacements Go One-Up on Rams : New Guys Beat Steelers, Give Robinson First Victory, 31-21 GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Raider Strikebreakers Can Do the Regulars a Big Favor in Denver MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
McEnroe, Staying Busy, Takes On Mecir Tonight LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Orange County Community College Notebook / Steve Kresal : Saddleback Tests Top Water Polo Teams Steve Kresal
PRO FOOTBALL : NFL Roundup : 40,622 See Cowboys Romp; White and Dorsett Draw Boos From Times Wire Services
Irvin's Thinking About Going Back to School GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI
PRO FOOTBALL : 0-4 : Super Bowl Champs Are Taking Giant Steps Backwards From Times Wire Services
Forget 1962, Speier Recalls Giant Fall of '71 MIKE DOWNEY
Orange County Prep Review / Ann Killion : Mater Dei's Rembert Decides to Try Football Ann Killion
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : Notebook : Giants' Rob Thompson Is Considering Off-Season Surgery From United Press International
Chargers Rally Behind Neuheisel : 19-Yard Touchdown Pass Finishes Off Buccaneers, 17-13 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : Tudor Faces Dravecky Again in Game 6 : St. Louis Pitcher Hopes to Avoid the Mistakes He Made in Game 2 Associated Press
Twins and Giants Are Getting World Serious : S.F. Pushes Cardinals to the Brink, 6-3 SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Carleton F. Burke Handicap : Pincay Delivers a Coast-to-Coast Parlay BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
PRO FOOTBALL : Not Everybody Is Losing Money in NFL Strike : Some Owners Are Clearing $1 Million a Week From Drop in Players' Salaries MARK ASHER, The Washington Post
PRO FOOTBALL : 4-0 : New Bears Look Like Old Ones, Getting 9 Sacks in 27-7 Win From Times Wire Services
This Dance Turns Evans Into a Dunce SCOTT OSTLER
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : NATIONAL: San Francisco vs. St. Louis : This Name Has Ring to It : Uribe Has 'Em Chanting 'OOO-REEE-BAAAY' in San Francisco ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
British to Pay $99 Million for Van Nuys Firm JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
From Tune-Ups to Twinkies : Service station operators are pumping up gasoline sales by converting repair bays into convenience stores. KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Prosecutors Reportedly Link E. F. Hutton to Money Laundering HOWARD KURTZ, The Washington Post
Service Stations
Service Stations
The One Item Store Owners Could Do Without: Crime KEITH BRADSHER
South Coast Boast
Ford Will Pay $512 Million for S.F. Leasing Firm From Reuters
Service Stations KEITH BRADSHER
L.A. Make Over, to the Max
Honda: The Americanization of an Auto Maker : Firm's U.S. Push Moving It Closer and Closer to the Big 3 JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Executive Uncorks Cosmopolitan Era for Tiny Winery BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Furniture Makers Nail Down Niche : L.A. Area Firms Earn No. 2 Ranking in U.S. Despite Problems JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
33 Institutions Affected : Peru to Nationalize Banks Despite Opposition From Reuters
TV's Program Executives Shift Headquarters to Industry Capital JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
U.S., Schools at Odds Over Program for Immigrants SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Euthanasia Declared Unethical
Man on Skid Row Killed by Police
Another Aftershock, a 3.0, Rattles L.A.
No Time to Up the Stakes
Dying Tropical Storm Pushes Unseasonable Rain Into Southland DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Heads Up Helps Disabled to Get Back in the Saddle TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
No Place for Disarray
Court Plan Would Give County Extra $35 Million DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Beyond Detente
Science / Medicine : Mexico Quake Prediction
Carlsbad
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Columbus Day
Science / Medicine : Possible Car Option--Pick-a-Color Switch
Irvine : Walk to Raise Money for AIDS Programs
Local News in Brief : Motorcyclist Killed in Studio City Collision
Wounded Man Crashes His Car Into Hospital United Press International
Judicially Sound : Infrared Device Lowers Level of Noise in Court by Translating Translations to Beams of Light TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Science / Medicine : Vietnam Forests Disappearing
Lottery Winners
Woodward Writes a Leaker's Dream, and CIA's a 'Hero' Again ROGER MORRIS, Roger Morris served on the senior staff of the National Security Council under Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon. He is now working on a two-volume biography of Nixon .
Look South for Optimism and Opportunity CHARLES McC. MATHIAS JR., Charles McC. Mathias Jr. is the former Republican senator from Maryland. He served on the Foreign Relations Committee.
Poway
Rainstorm Douses Fire, Downs Trees, Dents Cars KATHIE BOZANICH and TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writers
Closed for Columbus Day
Anaheim : Motorcyclist Killed, Other Hurt in Crash
Buena Park : Council Candidate's Signs Are Vandalized
Science / Medicine : Dinosaur Bones in the Arctic
L.A. Lotto Player Wins $1,087,892 With 5 Plus Bonus United Press International
Staying Power: Woman Sticks to Stolen 'Bimmer,' Wins Out JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Science / Medicine : Fishing the Deep, Deep Sea Bottom : They're treasure hunters and the CIA, adventurers and scientists, all sharing the same problem--how to get sunken material off the sea bottom and up to the surface. LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Driven Away by Lack of Foliage : County's Butterflies Seeking Greener Pastures DANNY SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
A Study in Ripples : Patrick Henry Junior High's Science Program Travels on a Different Path to Discovery PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove : $200,000 Blaze Hits Bell Jr. High School
Tropical Storm : Ramon's Wet Wrath in Southland DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
Wieder to Seek Rules on Lethal Chemical Trucked Into County JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Skeptics View Paranormal Claims With Critical Eye : San Diego's Doubting Thomases Want Scientific Validation ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
The Doctor Was In--at the Church : Amnesty Seekers Get Medical Exams for $5 LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Can Soviets Accept 'Sufficient' Forces? ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine is a Times editorial writer
Adding a Slice of Life to the Three Rs : Responsibility, Honesty Are Stars of New Character Education DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Damage Put at $150,000 in Valencia House Fire
Saved Once by Court, Killer Battles to Avoid Return to Death Row JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Acupuncture as AIDS Therapy
Boy, 14, Killed, 7 Wounded in Compton, Hollywood Shootings RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Quakes--Thousands of L.A. County Buildings at Risk RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Contaminated Fish Being Sold, Speakers Charge : Santa Monica Rally Hears Call for Controls on Commercial Operations in Bay ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Air Guard Mulls Move to Hansen Dam or Olive View T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Malibu, Ventura Argue Over Cabrillo's Place in History KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Awfully Shy? Maybe It's All in the Brain DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Between Autographs, Strikers Picket Ram Game : Some Turn Back, But 20,000 Cross Players' Lines BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes No on Judge Bork
Science / Medicine : Japanese Hope to Build a City in Pacific Ocean GEORGE JAHN, Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Radio Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Coming Attractions JOHN VOLAND and VICTOR VALLE, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Galway to Open Celebrity Series With Sold-Out Concert at Symphony Hall KENNETH HERMAN
Television Reviews : 'Right To Die' DON SHIRLEY
Comedy Review : Second City Is Playing It Too Safe DUNCAN STRAUSS
Television Reviews : 'Funny/ 200' On Abc TERRY ATKINSON
California Music Theatre : 'The Desert Song' Opens At The Pasadena Civic DON SHIRLEY
Music Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
By The Numbers Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tribute To Spessivtseva : Arpino Stages 'L'air D'esprit' At Pavilion LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Simply Red Brings A Bit Of Class To The Wiltern CHRIS WILLMAN
There's Music on Downtown Lunch Menu for the 15th Season KENNETH HERMAN
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
New-season Greetings To The Old Tv Humbug HOWARD ROSENBERG
Art Review : Hispanic Photo Exhibit Lacks A Central Theme LEAH OLLMAN
Long Beach Singer Wins Met Contest
Music Review : Chorale Launches Season With Lloyd Webber Blitz CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Union Feud Erupts in Hollywood MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Cable Tv Reviews : 'Everything You Need To Know' About Aids LYNNE HEFFLEY
Remembering Morton--with Music DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Rawnsley Dominates In Title Role : San Diego Opera Season Opens With 'Rigoletto' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Rich Hall In 2-night Stand DUNCAN STRAUSS
Getty Museum Buys Ensor's 'Entry of Christ' WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Black Film Series Begins With 'Sheep' KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Dispute Brews Over Title Of New British Film JOHN VOLAND
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