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What happened on October 19, 1987
NEWS
U.S. Destroys 2 Iranian Oil Platforms in Gulf Associated Press
U.S. Delays Decision on UNESCO Associated Press
Lawyers Losing the Verdict in the Court of Public Opinion MYRNA OLIVER, Times Legal Affairs Writer
Immigrants' Challenge : Learning the Ins and Outs of Driving STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Is 'Real,' Emigre Goldfarb Says United Press International
Selection of Deaver Jury to Resume : Ex-Reagan Aide Charged With Perjury About Lobbying ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Mexico City Crash Kills 7 Associated Press
Yugoslav President OK After Collapse Associated Press
Conservatives Looking for a Standard-Bearer : Kirkpatrick Considers Run for the Presidency ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
The State
The World
Hassan Invited to Summit From Reuters
Book Review : Ingredients Fine; Cook's Wanting CAROLYN SEE
Jakarta Trains Collide; 102 Die, 305 Hurt From Reuters
Hefty Driver Hoisted From Crash From United Press International
Factory Use Steady at 81.2% Associated Press
Reagan Discusses Plunge With Aides, but Isn't Alarmed Associated Press
Gulf Oil Slick Dispersing United Press International
No Progress in Mideast--Shultz United Press International
The Nation
The State
AT&T Earnings Down, MCI Up From Associated Press
The World
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The World
The World
The World
2 French Officers Slain From Reuters
Meeting on Long-Range Arms Seen as Crucial : Shultz's Moscow Visit Called 'Make-or-Break' Opportunity for Strategic Pact ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
The State
Blaming Dow Skid on Tax Plan 'Balderdash': Wright Associated Press
The State
Goetz Sentencing Today on Weapon Possession Charge United Press International
Two Lay Claim to $46-Million Record Jackpot United Press International
The Nation
Greens Party Makes Slight Gain in Swiss Election United Press International
The Nation
India's Troops Moving to Cut Tamil Supplies RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
The World : Tatars Continue Protests
The World
Lawmakers Generally Hail Destruction of Iran Rigs Associated Press
Senate Report Says U.S. Can Be Drawn Into War JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Swedish Justice Minister Quits Over Bungles in Spy's Escape From Reuters
The Nation
Senator Urges Probe of Phone Warning by Committee Aide to Pro-Bork Witness From the Washington Post
Goetz Sentenced to 6 Months Associated Press
Japanese Scale Mt. Pumori United Press International
Palestinians Shun Shultz; PLO Intimidation Blamed NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Pasadenans Rally 'Round Their Beloved Library MARYLOUISE OATES
The Nation : Drug War Costs Government $6.2 Billion
The State
Campaign Debate Over Deficit Curiously Tame : Most Candidates Talk as if Substantial Spending Cuts or Tax Hikes Are Worse Than the Shortfall TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Investigation Urged Into Phone Warning by Committee Aide to Pro-Bork Witness Associated Press
Citing Health, Age, Stennis Won't Seek Another Term Associated Press
The Nation
Bush Visits Former Texas Hometown to See Jessica JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Decision on Gulf Response Made: Reagan : No Details Given; Iran Reports New U.N. Peace Effort CHARLES P. WALLACE and DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writers
Living High Has Its Lows but It's All for a Good Cause SHIRLEY MARLOW
47 Passengers Robbed on Chartered Bus PATRICK McDONNELL and ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writers
After the Fires--the Big Job of Forest Rebuilding Begins LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Public Lives and a Very Private Battle : Prominent Women Say fight Against Breat Cancer Gave Them New Strength to Face the Problems of Life BEVERLY BEYETTE and BETTY CUNIBERTI, Times Staff Writers
Nakasone Picks Takeshita to Be His Successor Associated Press
Records Tell of Kennedy Compromise in '62 Crisis Associated Press
When It's Time for a Mother to Let Go TINA KAFKA, Tina Kafka is a free-lance writer in San Diego. and
Catching a Supersonic Flight to Nowhere BOB SIPCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Raid on Town Shows Strength : Contras Press Demand for Talks in Successful Attack RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Abruptly Leaves Meeting, Stirs Speculation From Reuters
The State : She's Queen for the Day
Missile's Hit on Tanker Called 'a Lucky Shot' From Times Wire Services
High Court Says U.S. May Have Illegally Barred Communists Associated Press
Bedlam on Wall ST. : Dow Plunges 508; Record 604 Million Shares Sold : Many Gains of Last 5 Years Wiped Out From Times Wire Services
Museum Ferrets Out the Best of '100% Polyester' BETH ANN KRIER, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 87 : Paris Paves a Miniature Path to U.S. Style BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
India Police Raid Sikh Temple, Arrest Three Head Priests From Reuters
House, Declared Safe After Quake, Collapses LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
First Lady on Mend; Cancer Had Not Spread ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
CIA Reportedly Flies Texas Mules to Afghan Rebels United Press International
University Fights 'Debauchery' Charge : Fundamentalists Seeking to Control Baptist School DAVID TREADWELL, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Fullerton Woman Fatally Shoots Man, Then Kills Herself RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
No Compromise on Airline Safety
How to Get Farm Labor
Science / Medicine : U.S. German Measles Down to 551 in Year
Fresh Start for Transit
Drizzle to Continue Until Tonight
Local News in Brief : Flyers Sent Opposing Santa Clarita Cityhood
Science / Medicine : Heat-Proof Bacteria Enlisted
Local News in Brief : Arson Suspected in Mobile Home Blast
Senate Service Toughening Up Easygoing Bergeson DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Trip to Market Spared Lives of 3 in Apartment Hit by Plane LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Despite Bombast, Gulf Is Bomb Without Detonator RICHARD W. BULLIET, Richard W. Bulliet is a professor of history and director of the Middle East Institute at Columbia University.
Post Office Advises Early Christmas Shipping : 'Tis Almost the Season to Be Mailing
Moorpark Official Facing Recall Doubts He Can Weather Storm SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Santa Ana : Freeway Crash Kills Driver, Injures Rider
Science / Medicine : Botanists Plan Catalogue of 17,000 North America Plant Species THOMAS H. MAUGH II
Newport Beach : Holiday Work Offered to Would-Be Santas
Orange : 3 Die When Car Hits Divider, Erupts in Fire
Fullerton : Hearing on Two Park Projects Set Tonight
Science / Medicine : Key Link in Diabetes Traced
Lottery Winners
Gluttony
Monetary Cap on Malpractice
Monetary Cap on Malpractice
Science / Medicine : mapping the Genome : Researchers prepare to take their best shot at translating the complicated chemical secrets of human inheritance. THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Jerry Falwell Leaves PTL
I was certain that Simba was going to give entree Americana a try. : Land of the Sweet Martini AL MARTINEZ
Encinitas
Churchgoers Keep Faith After Quake Shuts Old Building ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Cancer Drug in AIDS Fight
Oceanside
San Diego
Science / Medicine : Star Explosion Nebula Seen
Wrong-Way Driver Killed in Collision With Bus LORI GRANGE, Times Staff Writer
Transient Dies in Hospital After Struggle With Police RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana : Blind Children's Center Receives $12,600 Grant
Fullerton : Outdoor Art Exhibit Will Become Permanent
Reagan
Monetary Cap on Malpractice
Santa Ana : Inter-College Research Available at Santiago
Report Citing Substandard L.A. Taxi Service May Aid Firm's Effort to Join Competition BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Monetary Cap on Malpractice
A Firm Foundation for Democracy : There's Progress Amid the Philippine Turmoil, but America Must Help More STEPHEN J. SOLARZ, Stephen J. Solarz (D-N.Y.) is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Prop. A Would Expand Transportation System LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Afro-American Center's Chief Attacked for Management : Tenacious Museum Leader Faces Criticism and Inquiry JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Jerry Falwell Leaves PTL
Monetary Cap on Malpractice
Las Vegas-Bound Bus Is Hijacked; Passengers Robbed PATRICK McDONNELL and ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : Pacoima Man Held in Pregnant Wife's Death
Recipe for Controversy : The Meat of Author's Nutritional Philosophy Is Poison to His Critics JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
The Candidates
Jerry Falwell Leaves PTL
Buena Park : Gang Link Suspected in Shooting of 3 Men
'Money and Life Style' Make Orange County a Favorite Place to Hide JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Wieder Will Try to Tap Citizens' Awareness for Water Conservation STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Buena Park : Fire Department Offers ID Tags to Kids, Joggers
Air Controller's Warning Prevented Plane Collision After John Wayne Takeoff RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : The Man Who Could Read the Grooves AL SECKEL, Seckel is active in Southern California Skeptics, a group that investigates scientific claims
Life on the Run: No Rest for Hunted or Hunters JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Jerry Falwell Leaves PTL
Page From Rock 'n' Roll History Falls Prey to Wrecking Crews ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Vintage Car Event : El Cajon Driver Killed at Del Mar Grand Prix KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff Writer
Motorcyclist Shot, Man Arrested in Weekend Freeway Violence Incidents RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Chimp Closest Kin to Humans
Santa Clarita: They Stand United but Run Diversely MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
'A Night At Antone's' : Music Machine Turns Blues Juke Joint For The Weekend DON WALLER
Stage Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
At Wadsworth On Friday : A Limit On Spirit From Posin Dance LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Exit Lines DEBORAH CAULFIELD and VICTOR VALLE, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Repertory Postpones Opening HERMAN WONG
Women In Film Honor Spacek; Davis A No-show CONNIE BENESCH and DEBORAH CAULFIELD
Pop/rock 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
Jazz Review : New Franks Drowns In Large Sea Of Watts LEONARD FEATHER
Pop Music Reviews : Brutes With Brains DUNCAN STRAUSS
Previn Leads Los Angeles Philharmonic JOHN HENKEN
Stage Review : 'Elisabeth' A Slice Of Fo With American Twist DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
By The Numbers DEBORAH CAULFIELD and Source: Forbes Magazine., Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Correspondents, U.s. Navy 'In Same Boat' In The Gulf CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
First Off . . . Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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
Pop/rock Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video
Pop Music Reviews : West Hollywood Street Scene A Tuneful Feast JOHN VOLAND
Music Reviews : James Conlon Leads Rotterdam Group JOHN HENKEN
'Alice Adams,' 'coquette' Shown In Stevens Tribute KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Music Reviews : Lyras At Loyola DONNA PERLMUTTER
Fattburger: Fast Track To Fame THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Movies Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv Review : Schizophrenic's Terror Felt In 'Strange Voices' DON SHIRLEY
There's Nothing Trying About 'Trying Times' HOWARD ROSENBERG
Soviet Orchestra Tours U.s. : A Profitable Exchange For Moscow Virtuosi HARLOW ROBINSON
Mobile Image Works On A Global Vision DON SNOWDEN
SPORTS
A Teddy Bear Who Knocks Stuffing Out of Ball Jim Murray
Bears, NFL's Last Unbeaten Team, Lose : Ex-Oiler Kempf Kicks Four Field Goals to Lead Saints to 19-17 Victory Associated Press
Torvill and Dean : Skating Pair Didn't Put Themselves Into the Record Book by Going by Rule Book RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Sacramento Beats Clippers as Russell Makes Debut
Volante Handicap : McCarron Gets Assist for Hawley's Victory Aboard The Medic BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : A 63 Lets Nelson Rally From 6 Back From Times Wire Services
A GO-GO OFFENSE BECOMES A NO-NO : Cardinals Can't Cut It in the Slump Dome SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Lendl Gets $55,000 but Fails to Pay Cash Back From Times Wire Services
Soviets, Chinese Favored in Gymnastics Meet
Golden West Defeats Grossmont in Volleyball
Kings Lose Third in Row and Leave Town : They Finally Score Power-Play Goal, but It Isn't Enough in 4-2 Defeat JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Notebook : Tom Kelly Has All the Advice He Doesn't Need SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
It's Low Comedy but No Joke as Rams Fall, 24-20 CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
UCSD Women Win Again in Volleyball
Raiders, Evans Get Toasted by Chargers, 23-17 MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES : MINNESOTA TWINS vs. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS : A WRENCHING MOMENT : Even Grand Slam Brings Little Reaction From Man Twins Call Wrench ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Chargers Stun Raiders; Take Division Lead BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Their Idea of Heaven on Earth Isn't Playing Baseball Indoors MIKE DOWNEY
U.S. Soccer Team Improves to 3-0 in Olympic Qualifying United Press International
Honeymoon Isn't Over for a Falcon Irregular Associated Press
NHL Roundup : Flyers Turn Back Penguins Again at Spectrum From Times Wire Services
Bowie Breaks Leg Again--in Same Place--Before Exhibition Associated Press
Redskins Play the Cowboys in Strikeball Finale Associated Press
Suddenly, He Turns Into a Team Player
Orange County College Roundup : Cal State Fullerton Wins in Soccer
Java Gold Also Has Fracture, but He's Expected to Race in '88 Associated Press
A Gift That Has Grown : For Free Ride, Scofield Puts Rosary on Map STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Review / Tom Hamilton : Underdogs Cypress and Katella Break Their Ties With Tradition TOM HAMILTON
Auto Racing Roundup : Mansell Beats Piquet, Retains Title Hopes From Times Wire Services
Carson Throwin' Samoan Is Half Right, Half Left SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Open Wheelchair Tennis Championship : Parks Shows Savvy in Defeating Giammartini BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Part-Time Race Driver Alan Lloyd Is Killed in Crash at Del Mar Track Associated Press
THE WORLD SERIES : MINNESOTA TWINS vs. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS : Cardinals, Magrane Do Pratfall on Teflon SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Nfl Attendance
Buck-Ninety Player Looks Like a Million : Twins' Tim Launder, a .191 Hitter This Season, Delivers the Big Hits ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Minnesota Gives Twin Killing New Meaning : 6-Run Fourth Puts Cardinals 2 Games Down MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Baker-Finch Shoots 66 to Win by Four Associated Press
Gladden's Slammer Turned Up Volume, Brought Down Cards THOMAS BOSWELL, Washington Post
It's Sure a Good Thing You Can't Talk Your Way Into World Series SCOTT OSTLER
San Diego College Soccer : Whittemore Leads SDSU Past UC Irvine
Hikage Shoots a 69 for One-Stroke Win Associated Press
NFL Roundup : Giants Fall to 0-5 After Bills' Schlopy Decides Sloppy Game, 6-3 From Times Wire Services
Lakers Play Suns Tonight, Knicks Tuesday at Forum GORDON EDES
World Series Pressure Points UPI
Largent Catches 15 Passes, Scores 3 Times as Seahawks Win, 37-14 Associated Press
Archery Federation Wants North Korea's Reply Now RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Baby Business Boom
Baby Business Boom
Board to Make Decision Within Month : CBS Considers Fate of Records Group Division JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Western Digital May Get Grief With Glory for Clone of IBM Line CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Baker Blames Democrats for Market's Fall : Secretary Called 'Out of Touch' by Sen. Bentsen Associated Press
For a Limited Time Only
Airbus Industrie Presents Its Case in U.S. Ad Campaign Associated Press
Same Story Worldwide: Nervous Trading, Plunging Stock Prices From Associated Press
Designer jeans, sleek strollers, exercise gyms: toddlers have a choice in a booming market : You've Come a Long Way, Baby KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
First-Class Traveling Suits Men on British Caledonian ROBERT E. DALLOS
Necklace Chokes Count Chocula : General Mills Pulls Box Design With 6-Pointed Star CAROLINE E. MAYER, The Washington Post
FLSIC, FDIC Merger Possible, Bankers Told From Reuters
Let's Clear the Air: Flying West Coast Will Never Be the Same : 'The airlines now are going to pay more attention to how the local service fits into their overall, national picture.' CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Area Brokers and Investors Start Week Watching Wall Street Warily KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Baby Business Boom
Gold Rises to 5 Year High; Dollar Plunges in Europe Associated Press
New United Cuts Nova Output Again Associated Press
Amoco Paying Too Little for Dome, Study Says From Reuters
Baby Business Boom KEITH BRADSHER
From the Battlefield to the Kitchen : Small Phnom Penh factory capitalizes on a resource made plentiful by two decades of war, transforming weaponry into pots NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
2020: A Southland Port Plan for the Long Haul NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
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