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What happened on September 06, 1987
NEWS
Minkow Empire : ZZZZ Best: the House of Cards Falls BARRY STAVRO and ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writers
'Gun for Hire' Had Many Clients : Bumbling Gang of Killers Left Trail of Death, Terror J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
Ann D. Eddy, Widow of Nelson Eddy, Dies
Iowa Couple's Feather Business Proves to Be More Than Fly-by-Night Operation DAVID SPEER, Associated Press
Police Seek Grocery Robbers Who Killed Five Associated Press
Riding the Freeway in the Sky : L.A.-San Francisco Air Corridor Has Become World's Busiest--and a Key Part of California Life ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
Air Crash Kills Key Philippine General From a Times Staff Writer
Developer Changes Plans for Theater: Shopping Plaza Instead of Restoration MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
THE PAPAL VISIT : Speeches May Discomfort Some Americans : Pope's Call to U.S.--Behave Responsibly DON A. SCHANCHE and RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Staff Writers
Stress Takes Its Toll on Fire Refugees Sheltered at Fairgrounds IMBERT MATTHEE, Times Staff Writer
Tribe Fights to Save Earth's Oldest Rain Forest RUTH YOUNGBLOOD, United Press International
Thousands Join Protest Where Train Hit Man DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Film Director Richard Marquand Dies at Age 49
Among Israeli Ultra-Orthodox, Rabbi Cards Are Traded Like Baseball Counterparts GALINA VROMEN, Reuters
Ex-Cuban Official Gets 20-Year Term From Reuters
Important Dates In Life Of Pope John Paul Ii
Grape Harvest Halted After Rash of Illness United Press International
Deukmejian to Head Bicentennial Ball MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Even a Detour Is a Massive Project Where Freeways Meet TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
She Treats Bugs as Guinea Pigs : Cockroaches: Scientist Finds Her Niche Associated Press
A Watery Grave : Canal Near Tracy a Tempting Dumping Area for Cars, Even Bodies United Press International
GOP's Landon Finds Reaching 100 a Walk in the Park LARRY PRYOR
The World
The Nation
Agents Seize Man's Office in Tax Fight
Diary of Witness to Paris Uprising Found From Reuters
The State
The Nation
Negotiators Optimistic on Rebate of State Taxes CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
The World
Schools Feel Loss as 34% Lottery Share Takes a Drop LYNNE WEIL, United Press International
No Comment From Bonn on Hostages United Press International
The Region
Safety Concern Delays Probe of Fire on Film Set
U.S. Trip Will Be His 36th as Pontiff : John Paul Doesn't Linger in Vatican DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
The Region
The Region
The Nation
The State
Developments in Brief : Doubts Raised About Effect of Angioplasty Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
U.S. Seeks to Toughen Standards for Schools HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Youngsters Need a Helping Hand
I certainly agree with Chuck Carpenter (Viewers' Views...
Effectiveness of Condoms
Iran Reiterates Demand That Iraq Be Blamed : Tehran Warns U.N. to 'Denounce the Aggressor' if It Wants to End Gulf War CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Jets Hit Guerrilla Bases; 41 Killed DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Group to Honor Broadcaster Turner
Game Is More Bridge Than Baseball KAREN DE YOUNG, The Washington Post
The Nation
9 Killed and 8 Injured in Highway Crash in England Associated Press
$2 Million in Reductions : Inglewood Schools Adopt Lean Budget SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Shuttle Test Caused Crack
The World : Greek Wage Freeze to End
Roberti Urges Governor to Sign AIDS Film Bill DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
3 Rescue Man Who Had Fallen on Subway Rails Associated Press
Brewery Cans Water for Victims, Firefighters Associated Press
The Region
Bush Barred From Iran Talks, He Writes From a Times Staff Writer
Mysterious Illness Kills 2; 128 Ailing From Reuters
Tropical Depression Forms West of Cape Verde Isles Associated Press
Old Pasadena Project : New Plans Unveiled for Marketplace ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Military Base 60 Miles Inside Libya Destroyed, Chad Reports From Times Wire Services
The Nation
News People Burned United Press International
Contra Leader Assails Regional Peace Package MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Effectiveness of Condoms
Developments in Brief : Frog Fossil Found in Amber Should Provide Clue to Caribbean Animal Life Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Dozen Hurt in Israel's 'Sabbath War' From Times Wire Services
The Region : 2 Agencies Approve Oil Pipeline Plan
Mar Vista Group Lands Big Prize: Visit From Mayor ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
The World
Developments in Brief : Bacteria Toxin Injures Textile Workers' Lungs Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Russell G. Davidson Dies; Began Travel Club
2 Monkey-nauts Complete Course for Soviet Flight From Reuters
Apartheid at Center of Controversy : Real World Intrudes on England's Pastoral Pleasure of Cricket KAREN DE YOUNG, The Washington Post
Memorial for Book Expert Jacob Zeitlin Scheduled
Thank you, ABC, for airing portions of the Special...
The World
The State
I am writing to express my concern about KCOP's...
Tobacco: The Odor Side
Developments in Brief : 11,500-Year-Old Bear Bones Indicate Syphilis Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Longevity of Some AIDS Patients Offers Hope ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
For $30,000, British Firm Will Build You One--in 2 Years : To Shotgun Lovers, a Purdey Is No. 1 BRIAN MOONEY, Reuters
The State
Revolt Leader Now Preys on Manila Minds MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Major Southern Africa Prisoner Exchange Scheduled MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Court Cools Couple's Yen for Japanese Name From Reuters
Firefighters Taming Big Calif. Blaze : Higher Humidity, Less Wind Help; 2nd Man Killed IMBERT MATTHEE and BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writers
Chagall Painting Stolen From Reuters
Three Held in Abduction of Media Family Member : Illinois Kidnap Victim Buried Alive, Dies Associated Press
S. Korean Leaders Vow to Halt Labor Violence : Prime Minister, in a Special Cabinet Session, Calls for Harsh Measures to Restore Order DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
South Gate Mayor Turns Off on Utility LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
New Head Named for U.S. Mission in Cuba From Reuters
Developments in Brief : Medicinal Herbs May Have Throat Cancer Tie Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Reagan Seeks to Calm His Right-Wing Critics : Conservatives Say He's Abandoned His Ideals Over Arms Control, Central America Initiative JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Criticism Mounts Over Brazil's Well-Paid 'Maharajahs' WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Former Police Lieutenant to Face Court Sept. 18 on Felony Charge
Finally, one of my favorite detective shows moved to prime...
Ketcham of Syracuse U. Named Professor of Year United Press International
President Assails Pending Measures to Restrict Trade JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
Class in Literature of Damnation to Offer Students Devil of a Time PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
City, County to Discuss Alternatives : Landfill Site Proposal in Jeopardy JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Battle Plan in Compton Takes Aim at Gangs WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Cabdrivers: The Road's Rodney Dangerfields KEN FRANCKLING, United Press International
The World
Thank you, KTLA Channel 5, for employing one of the best...
375,000 Acres Ablaze in California : Fires Imperil Yosemite, Lassen Parks From Associated Press
L.B. Group Wants More Ticketing of Violators in Handicapped Zones : Disabled Ask to Police Own Parking Areas DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Latchkey Kids Find Friends as Near as the Phone KATHEE YAMAMOTO, Community Correspondent
Trails and Tribulations: Club Extols Past of Black Cowboys BILL MANSON
Free Rent a Reward for Crime Reporter
Valerie Harper is the star of NBC's "Valerie," not Jason...
'I'm More at Peace Now' : Vermont Inn Is Haven and Home to Economist NANCY SHULINS, Associated Press Writer
Fed Raises Discount Rate to 6% : First Increase in 3 Years; Major Banks Boost the Prime Associated Press
Rodriguez Agrees to $1,000 Fine for Election Violation MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Parent Complaints Spur Inquiry Into Anti-Child Bias at Condos KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
W. German Pershing Missiles Block Arms Pact, Hammer Says TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Elderly Encouraged to Be Part-Time Teachers--and Students : At Florida School, Retirement Is an Education PAT LEISNER, Associated Press
Councilman's Kin Sells Lots to Azusa : Price Triples Since 1981, but Cruz Denies Making 'One Dime' on Deal MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Port Acts to Evict Boaters From Marina : About 90 Owners Forced to Move, Pay High Mooring Fees or Face Confiscation of Crafts DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Firm Developing Replacement for Human Arteries ROB STEIN, United Press International
WINNING WAYS : Districts Praise Negotiating Method for Success in Talks JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Parents Hope Fund Drive Makes Music for Schools JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills Putting a Lid on Home Developments PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
Essay Has 'All We Ever Need to Know' ZAN THOMPSON
I very much enjoyed CBS' presentation of "The Big Chill...
Democratic Club Ousted by Party for Recall Stand MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Identity Crisis : Hermosa Wants to Shed Image as No-Holds-Barred Community KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Pizza Czar's Eye for Architecture Demands Only the Wright Stuff RICK HAMPSON, Associated Press
La Mirada May Seek Vicious-Dog Law With Teeth BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Sexuality Inflames Myriam Mezieres' Heart GERALD PEARY
Expose--the 2nd Edition DENNIS HUNT
Quotations From Professor Bloom
Los Angeles Festival : CHERNOBYL: DISASTER AS THEATER : 'Sarcophagus' Play Indicts Authorities at Nuclear Plant WILLIAM J. EATON, E aton is The Times' Moscow bureau chief. and
Hagar Hatred
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : COLE MINING PAUL GREIN
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : COOL CATS SWING OUT STEVE HOCHMAN
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : QUESTING CALL CHRIS WILLMAN
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : BLOODLESS BLONDS BOUNCE BACK STRONG CHRIS WILLMAN
. . . And Now For The Bad 'Bad' News Rick Sherwood
The Legendary Voice Sheila Benson
Credit Check Craig Modderno
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : STRONG STEPHANIE CONNIE JOHNSON
Book Brats Nikki Finke
Hampson's Star Rising DANIEL CARIAGA
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : VINTAGE CARS STEVE HOCHMAN
Neighborhood Restaurants Compiled by Jane Greenstein
Getting Serious Charles A. Johnson
Masthead Madness Leonard Klady
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : SOMNAMBULANT SOUL CONNIE JOHNSON
Gun Patrol
. . . And Now For The Bad 'Bad' News Rick Sherwood
Teed Off
Power Girls
Power Girls
THEIR 'WORLD'? Rick Sherwood
Mr. & Mrs. Madonna
Quibbles & Bits
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : INCREASED CRUNCH DUNCAN STRAUSS
Some Unfamiliar Pieces By Familiar Composers HERBERT GLASS
* * * * Great Balls of Fire * * * Good Vibrations * * Maybe Baby * Running on Empty : : REBELLIOUS ROYALTY KRISTINE McKENNA
Rambette No More Pat H. Broeske
Movie Sound Tracks Don't Always Turn Gold PAUL GREIN
You May Categorize It, But Corea Disputes It LEONARD FEATHER
CELEBRITIES--The Multi-Million Singles
Records That Were Made To Be Broken PETER H. BROWN
BEETHOVEN'S NINTH: DOES IT MAKE IT TO CD? By Robert Hilburn / Times Staff Debunker and Chief Letter-Generator
Woodruff's 'Tempest' Goes Contemporary JANICE ARKATOV
ROLLING THE CREDITS--AND QUOTES : Ouch! Those Critical Quips in Movie Ads Leaves This Reviewer in Pain LEONARD KLADY
Residents, Club Owners Square Off On The Strip JEFF SPURRIER and STEVE HOCHMAN
RIDING THE FOIE GRAS EXPRESS RUTH REICHL
A HOT FILM FOR CHEECH : LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENIN' TO CHEECH : His Hit Movie Reaches Both the East and the West Sides GREGG BARRIOS
Hard Time Todd David Schwartz
THE RUSSIANS CAME, : THE RUSSIANS CAME! : Afterthoughts on the Bolshoi Ballet MARTIN BERNHEIMER
Masthead Madness Pat H. Broeske
ROCK UNDER FIRE : But the Professor in the Ivory Tower Forgot to Do His Homework Before He Bashed Rock 'n' Roll ROBERT HILBURN
'Silent-bid Auction' To Benefit Aids Victims ZAN DUBIN
Losing His Fizz? Pat H. Broeske
. . . The Worst
Mr. & Mrs. Madonna
Hagar Hatred
The Legendary Voice Charles A. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Madonna
Liverpool Boy With Cheek RICHARD CROMELIN
Stars Who Sing: The Best And, Of Course . . . ALAN EICHLER, The writer is a major collector/expert/producer on musical history. He was asked by Calendar to rate celebrity records. First, his disclaimer
NOTORIOUS HANSHAACKE : Mysterious Artist Raises a Maelstrom of Questions WILLIAM WILSON
Shire And Associates To Leave Four Seasons COLMAN ANDREWS
MAGAZINE
Shirley MacLaine's Mysticism for the Masses : She's the Super Saleswoman for a Fast-Growing New Age Movement NINA EASTON, Nina Easton is West Coast correspondent for the American Banker.
Making Mr. Right : For the Man in the '70s-Style Sideburns, Who Still Thinks Mousse Is Only for Dessert, a Makeover Can Be the First Step Toward a Better-Looking Future PADDY CALISTRO
Hats on! DIANE REISCHEL
Other True Believers Beth Ann Krier
Finding Cannas PAUL B. ENGLER and ROBERT SMAUS
Future Imperfect : Was the Bomb Ever Dropped? Did Los Angeles Survive the Big Earthquake? What Will Be the National Debt? An Inquiring Mind Thinks He Wants to Know Jack Smith
Roots of the New Age Nina Easton
Planting for Winter Bloom GEORGE HARMON SCOTT and BILL SIDNAM
In Development : A Film Maker's Experience Watching His Vision Take Shape JOHN SAYLES, "Thinking in Pictures: The Making of the Movie Matewan," by John Sayles, from which this is excerpted, will be published in October.
KING PACK RAT : The Necropolis of William Saroyan KEITH ABBOTT, Keith Abbott is a novelist living in Berkeley; his next book, "The First Thing Coming," will be published this October.
Swimming to Siberia : American Lynne Cox Realized an 11-Year-Old Dream When She Splashed Ashore for Tea With the Russians RICH ROBERTS
The Mortons' Minimalist Style and Maximum Taste : A Brother-Sister Duo Understands and Believes in American Cooking ROSE DOSTI, Rose Dosti is a Times staff writer.
BOOKS
'No Man Ever Dies in His Own Country' THE ARKANSAS TESTAMENT by Derek Walcott (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $14.95; 117 pp.) Caryl Phillips, Phillips is the author of "The European Tribe."
Jackson Pollock: A BIOGRAPHY by Deborah Solomon (Simon & Schuster, $19.95; 256 pp., illustrated) George J. Leonard, Leonard, a Simon & Schuster author, teaches in the department of interdisciplinary humanities at San Francisco State University. and
The Anthropologist as Poet THE LOST NOTEBOOKS OF LOREN EISELEY edited and with a reminiscence by Kenneth Heuer; sketches by Leslie Morrill (Little, Brown: $24.95; 280 pp., illustrated) Solomon H. Katz, Katz, who was a student, colleague and ultimately a close friend of the late Loren Eiseley, is professor of anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and director of the Krogman Growth Center.
Man-Made Women: HOW NEW REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AFFECT WOMEN by Gena Corea et al (Indiana University: $6.95, paperback; 109 pp.) : The Woman in the Body: A CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF REPRODUCTION by Emily Martin (Beacon: $20; 276 pp., illustrated) Bettyann Kevles, Kevles writes about science for The Times.
Adieu, Jake, and a Hearty Amen (Excerpted from The Library Journal, Volume 90:11, June 1, 1965, by permission.)
The Birth of France: WARRIORS, BISHOPS AND LONG-HAIRED KINGS by Katherine Scherman (Random House: $22.50; 313 pp.) Joseph Falaky Nagy, Nagy is an associate professor of English at UCLA, where he chairs the folklore and mythology program
Mass-Market Inspiration
So Long, Princess by Barbara Brooker (Morrow: $17.95; 384 pp.) Betty Lukas, Lukas is a copy editor for daily Calendar
Come to Africa and Save Your Marriage: AND OTHER STORIES by Maria Thomas (Soho: $14.95; 235 pp.) Susan Heeger, Heeger is a writer and regular free-lance contributor to the Orange Country edition of View.
Best Seller Preview : The Hot Flash as Breaking News KAREN STABINER
The Brutality of Nations by Dan Jacobs (Knopf: $22.95; 383 pp.) : Breakfast in Hell: A DOCTOR'S EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF THE POLITICS OF HUNGER IN ETHIOPIA by Myles Harris MD (Poseidon: $18.95; 271 pp.) Sanford J. Ungar, Ungar, dean of the School of Communication at American University in Washington, is the author of "Africa: The People and Politics of an Emerging Continent" (Simon & Schuster/Touchstone). and
The Battle of Brazil by Jack Mathews (Crown: $19.95; 228 pp., illustrated; includes annotated screenplay). Larry Ceplair, Ceplair is the author of "The Inquisition in Hollywood" (Doubleday) and the just-released "Under the Shadow of War: Fascism, Anti-Fascism, and Marxists, 1918-1939" (Columbia University Press)
The Teenage Entrepreneur's Guide: 50 MONEY-MAKING BUSINESS IDEAS by Sarah Riehm (Surrey: $8.95, paperback; 222 pp.) Pat Kite, Kite self-syndicates On My Own, a newspaper column dealing with the semi-joys of being a single adult with four children. and
Brendan by Frederick Buechner (Atheneum: $17.95; 240 pp.) Thomas Cahill, Cahill is publisher and editor of the Cahill Reader's Catalogue and co-author of "A Literary Guide to Ireland" (Scribner's). and
Don't Blame the British
NONFICTION : CHINA WATCH by John King Fairbank (Harvard University: $20; 219 pp.). Gayle Feldman
NONFICTION : THE MADWOMAN'S UNDERCLOTHES: ESSAYS AND OCCASIONAL WRITINGS, 1968-'85 by Germaine Greer (Atlantic Monthly: $17.95; 320 pp.). Bridget Connelly
FICTION : GOOD FRIDAY by Robert Lawrence Holt (Aero: $14.95; 224 pp.). Paul Dean
FICTION : A PROPER WOMAN by Lillian Beckwith (St. Martin's: $13.95; 192 pp.). Art Seidenbaum
A War Memorial in the Mind HEY JACK! by Barry Hannah (Dutton/Seymour Lawrence: $15.95; 133 pp.) Richard Eder
No Telephone to Heaven by Michelle Cliff (Dutton: $16.95; 186 pp.) : Sting of the Bee by Seth Rolbein (St. Martin's: $16.95; 256 pp.) Joy Williams, Williams, a short-story writer, is also the author of "Florida Keys: A History and Guide" (Random House).
BACK IN THE BEFORETIME: TALES OF THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS, retold by Jane Louise Curry; illustrated by James Watts (Margaret K. McElderry: $12.95; 134 pp.; ages 8-12). KRISTIANA GREGORY
Saving the Biomes From Man LIFE IN THE BALANCE by David Rains Wallace (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $29.95; 366 pp., illustrated) David M. Graber, Graber is a research biologist with the National Park Service
Your essay on Allan Bloom in The Book Review was the most...
Getting South Africa Wrong THEY CANNOT KILL US ALL: An Eyewitness Accountof South Africa Today by Richard Manning (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95; 255 pp.) William Finnegan, Finnegan has written extensively about Southern Africa. He is the author of "Crossing the Line: A Year in the Land of Apartheid," which was published in paperback in August. He is a staff writer at The New Yorker. and
The Big House William Stafford
FICTION : SECOND SEASON by Joseph Monninger (Atheneum: $18.95; 320 pp.). Gary Marmorstein
FICTION : THE MAN WHO RODE MIDNIGHT by Elmer Kelton (Doubleday: $16.95; 261 pp.). David Dary
Lovingkindness by Anne Roiphe (Summit: $16.95; 256 pp.) Linsey Abrams, Abrams' most recent novel is "Double Vision."
FICTION : A CASE OF LONE STAR by Kinky Friedman (Beech Tree: $14.95; 189 pp.). Dick Roraback
Making the Ordinary Beautiful CROSSING TO SAFETY by Wallace Stegner (Random House: $18.95; 277 pp.) Alan Cheuse, Cheuse is the author of "Fall Out of Heaven,"published this month and the novels, "The Grandmother's Club" and "The Bohemians."
Competition: A FEMINIST TABOO? edited by Valerie Miner and Helen E. Longino (The Feminist Press: $29.95, hardback; $12.95, paperback; 260 pp.) : Women vs. Women: THE UNCIVIL BUSINESS WAR by Tara Roth Madden (Amacom: $17.95; 224 pp.) Ivan Strenski, Strenski is American editor of the journal, Religion (Academic Press) and author of "Four Theories of Myth in Twentieth Century History" (Macmillan and Iowa). and
An Outbreak of Peace by Sarah Pirtie et al (New Society: $29.95, hardcover; $9.95, paperback; 386 pp., illustrated) : Troublesome People: THE WARRIORS OF PACIFISM by Caroline Moorehead (Adler & Adler: $19.95; 344 pp.) Jackie Goldberg, Goldberg, a high school history teacher for 20 years, is a member of the L.A. Board of Education, where she successfully introduced a resolution requiring the development and distribution of a K-12 nuclear issues curriculum. and
A.D. 2000: Year of Nietzsche?
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Times Reporter Jerry Belcher, Veteran Newsman, Dies at 57
Fullerton : Mobile Health Clinic Going Back Into Service
Refugees Recount El Salvador Terror in Asylum Lawsuit KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Underwriter Goes Ahead With Irwindale Bonds
Marathon Dancer to Boost AIDS Benefit From Associated Press
Commentary : Pope and the Angels--a Natural PATRICK MOTT, Patrick Mott is a free-lance writer in Santa Ana.
Mayor Is Going Places--but What About City She Promised to Lead? J. MICHAEL McDADE, J. Michael McDade, chief of staff during former Mayor Roger Hedgecock's administration, is an attorney in private practice
Orange : Hospital Will Dedicate Its New Cancer Center
A Dire Economic Warning
Orange County's Team
It's Worth the Risk
K-Mart Evacuated After Chemicals Fall
Rolf, a Class Act
Santee Hearing on Jail Postponed
City's Codes and a Mother of 11
Support for Police
Views on Cleator
AIDS Situation in the Schools
Hospital Hews to Guidelines on the Poor, Chief Insists GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Changes for Car-Pool Lanes
Pope's People Count the Days STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Apartment Glut a Renter's Dream With Low Rates, Giveaways LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Black Scholars Take a Happy Step Toward College Campus Goals STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Delays at Challenger
Man Slips Off Rock, Drowns at Morena
Simi Resident Held in 27 Burglaries
Union Paints Grim Picture of a Strike by Sheriff's Force DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Dornan's Reply to Heckler Story
High School's Tardy Dialing Machine Gets Word Out to Sleeping Parents Associated Press
Bolsa Chica and Who Controls It
Packard Aide's Other Activities
Fullerton : Man Allegedly Ran Car Over Wife, Police Report
The Question of Bilingual Classes
Club Is Armed to the Teeth--All for the Sake of History IMBERT MATTHEE, Times Staff Writer
Views on Cleator
Ordeal of WWII Internment Recalled at L.A. Reunion ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
'I feel. . .lucky because I get paid to develop my own ideas.' Caroline Lemke, Times staff writer
Anaheim : Man Shot While Trying to Rob Store, Police Say
Poor May Be Left Out at High-Tech Fee Libraries FELIX GUTIERREZ, Associated Press
Human Error and Spark Get Blame in Fatal Explosion STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Wanted Man Flees Police; Later, He Is Found Hanging
State's Anti-Smoking Bill Lights Up Airline Travelers STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Space Plant Down to Earth About Grapefruit BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Minding Their Manors : Lower San Dieguito Valley Is Now a Red-Hot Playland for the Wealthy, Much to Dismay of Environmentalists ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
As Vatican Comes to California, Students Discover a New Subject PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Battle Lines Form on Animal Research : UCSD Contract With County Pound Becomes Rallying Cry JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Irvine Showers Accolades, Gifts on Champ All-Star, Bobby Sox Teams DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Roberts, Marshall, Ottilie Post Big Gains in Campaign Fund Raising RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Meter Madness LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
County's Legislators Battle for Bills as Deadline Looms JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Design Imparts Personality Through Subtle Visual Stimulation : What Goes on the Outside of Package Is as Critical as What Goes Inside KATE CALLEN, United Press International
OPINION
Mexico's Rite of Passage Goes Public : De la Madrid's Gesture to Openness Makes Pressure for More JORGE G. CASTANEDA, Jorge G. Castaneda is a graduate professor of political science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
Old Wounds Reopened When the Pope Saw Waldheim Peter Loewenberg, Peter Loewenberg, a professor of history at UCLA, is author of "Decoding the Past " (Knopf)
Iran, Iraq: Engulfing a World Issue Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus is editor of the Middle East Policy Survey
What Does He Know?
Sorry We Asked
Second Opinion
Some Signs of an Upturn For a Well-Battered Dollar CHARLES WOLF JR., Charles Wolf Jr. is director of the RAND Corp . research program in international economics, and dean of its graduate school
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Water Legislation
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Visitors
Filipinos Find Pride After Military Mutiny Deane Wylie, Deane Wylie is an articles editor for Opinion.
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Small Aircraft as Big Peril Flying in Deregulated Skies Gregg Easterbrook, Gregg Easterbrook is a contributing editor to Newsweek
Over-the-Counter Hamlet Ups the Stakes CHRISTOPHER B. LEINBERGER, Christopher B. Leinberger, an urban development consultant, is managing partner of Robert Charles Lesser & Co. in Beverly Hills. He lives in Santa Fe, N.M
Nomination of Judge Bork
Los Angeles' Man About Fine Letters Ward Ritchie, Ward Ritchie, founder of the Ward Ritchie Press, now lectures on the arts and still prints by hand at his Emerald Bay home
Britain's Secrets Act Hurts Public Phillip Knightley, Phillip Knightley is author of "The Second Oldest Profession: Spies & Spying in the 20th Century" (Norton)
Israel Convulsed by Religious Fury as Fundamentalists Push Into Politics William Schneider, William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion
SPORTS
McEnroe's Temper Nearly Costs Him an Open Match LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
STILL BURNING : Despite the Years, Connors, Now 35, Hasn't Lost That Old Fire JOHN FEINSTEIN, Washington Post
Ben Johnson Suddenly a Hero in Canada : He's a Native of Jamaica, but They Love Him North of the Border HERBERT H. DENTON, Washington Post
New Tailback Torin Dorn leads North Carolina Over Illinois, 34-14 From Times Wire Services
A Price Too High: Lasting Lesson of Munich Massacre JIM MURRAY
Miami's Hurricanes Trying to Change Image : School Officials Are Implementing a Series of Measures Toward That Goal BOB KEIM, United Press International
Big Time a Bad Time For Santos : San Diego State Quarterback Fails to Shoot the Moon CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Washington's Jeff Bostic: From Pro Bowl to Reserve MICHAEL WILBON, Washington Post
UCI, San Francisco State Women Tie in Soccer
Earlier Dates, TV Scheduled for Milwaukee Golf United Press International
Baseball : When Losses Got Honeycutt Down, He Called Up Psychologist Ross Newhan
Names in the News
Phoenix Manager Survives in Season With 69 Changes of Team Roster Associated Press
Names in the News
Eastern Illinois Rushes for 3 Yards; San Jose Wins, 24-3 Associated Press
Redskins Better in Game of Basics, 26-14 : Rams Show Nothing New on Offense in Their Final Exhibition Game CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
Devine to Be Honored by Arizona State Associated Press
National League Roundup : Dravecky Remains on a Giant Roll DAN HAFNER
Lottery Winners
Titan Women Win Volleyball Tournament
American League Roundup : Flanagan in Fine Form for Blue Jays, 3-0 DAN HAFNER
Newport Beach Pair Wins 50-and-Over Title United Press International
Preseason Is Time to Fantasize Steve Springer
Baseball Miscellany ROSS NEWHAN
McCrimmon's 2 Goals Pace Chapman, 3-2
Lions Decide to Go the Long Way in '87 United Press International
Thousand Oaks Opens Title Defense With Win
Marshall Returns, but Dodgers Lose Ninth Straight ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
In Aikman Debut, Bruins Leave Aztecs in Ruins TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Esparza Cruises in Opening Race
Idaho State Beats USIU in Volleyball Final
Mix-Up Stalls Negotiations for Benson TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Hernandez Leads USIU to a 3-1 Soccer Victory
CSUN Volleyball Team Bounces Back, Beats Westmont in 3 Games
Curry Is Off to Good Start at Alabama Associated Press
Redskins Go Through Motions Better Than the Rams, 26-14 CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
CS Northridge Soccer Team Defeats San Diego State in OT, 3-2
Lewis Takes Gold in Long Jump, but Teammates Falter MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Mystery Man McGee Doesn't Reveal Much : Running Back Is Not Up to Par in His Performance Against Redskins GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Penn State, Paterno Both Have Tough Numbers to Maintain RALPH BERNSTEIN, Associated Press
NCAA Moves Step Closer to Game for I-A Title IRA KAUFMAN, United Press International
Pac-10 Roundup : Muster Has Off Day, While Chandler Leads Washington, 31-21 From Times Wire Services
USC Coach Pines for Lonesome Highways
Holtz Expects the Irish to Be Improved in 1987 United Press International
South Roundup : McManus Throws Texas Tech for a Loss, 40-16 From Times Wire Services
Two Teams in Search of Single Strong Arm Mike Downey
Michigan Expects to Extend Streak of 100,000-Plus Crowds in 1987 United Press International
Woodward Stakes at Belmont : Polish Navy Sails Into Contention for the 3-Year-Old Championship Associated Press
Tennis : Proposal to Ease Pressures on Juniors Lisa Dillman
Golf Roundup : Sindelar Leaves Sluman and Field 8 Shots Behind From Times Wire Services
Switzer Unhappy With Oklahoma Rout, 69-14 Associated Press
East Roundup : 200th Win for Paterno Is a 45-19 Cakewalk From Times Wire Services
Templeton and Grant Pace Padres to Victory TOM LANGE
Far West Roundup : San Jose State Wins 10th Game in a Row, 24-3 From Times Wire Services
NFL Exhibition Roundup : Simms' Pass Gives Giants a 26-20 Win From Times Wire Services
Long Beach Opens With Balanced Win : 49ers Rout Montana State, 51-15, in First Game for New Coach DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
BURNOUT : Chang Could Be Its Next Victim JOHN FEINSTEIN, Washington Post
Southeast Roundup : Burger's Passes Give Fifth-Ranked Auburn a 31-3 Win Over Texas From Times Wire Services
Successful Surgery Helps Make Dayley Big Winner United Press International
Captain Vigors Wins With Toro on the Turf in Del Mar Feature United Press International
Big Eight Roundup : Returns Are In--Nebraska Romps From Times Wire Services
Hill Knocks Out Stewart in 4th to Win WBA Title
Ermolenko Tied for First Place in Speedway After One Round JOHN CHAPLIN
Schnellenberger Making Progress at Louisville BRUCE GARDNER, United Press International
Affholter Is Resolved to Kick Stereotype RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
DECLINING DYNASTIES : Fate, Injuries, Draft, Death Some Keys as Teams Shuffle DAVE GOLDBERG, Associated Press
Woodbridge Has Right Kind of Return to Win a Title MIKE CORNWELL, Times Staff Writer
Angels' Situation Goes From Bad to Worse, 7-6 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Arlington Futurity : Tejano Likes the Change of Scenery BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Panetta Makes It Memorable Day in Rome : Italian Wins Steeplechase; Evangelisti Takes the Bronze in Long Jump RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Suddenly, Many World Cities Want to Hold Olympics MORLEY MYERS, United Press International
Disorder in Motion: Here's a Page From Bears' Playbook MICHAEL WILBON, Washington Post
Southwest Roundup : Victory Comes Early to 34-Year-Old LSU Coach From Times Wire Services
CHRIS SPIELMAN : Woody Hayes Would Have Loved Coaching This Ohio State Linebacker GENE CADDES, United Press International
Arlington Million : Whittingham Goes for Another Big Payoff BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Lewis Claims Some Medalists Using Illegal Drugs RANDY HARVEY
Miami Rings Florida's Bell and Trounces Gators, 31-4 RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
City Western League Football Preview : Kearny, Clairemont Give Race a New Look : Of Last Year's Co-Champions, Only La Jolla Is Among Favorites Again JEFFREY PARENTI
U.S. OPEN TENNIS : Notebook : McEnroe's Outburst Leaves 'Em Laughing LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
1987 HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO PREVIEW : Thousand Oaks Hopes to Mount a Royal Challenge TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
A Man With Designs : Brown Believes CSUN's Tailback Job Is Tailor-Made for Him GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Only Wilson Gets a Passing Grade as Bears Beat Raiders MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
MIKE FLANAGAN : Ex-Oriole Pitcher Wore Every Mask of Success and Failure with Equal and Quiet Grace THOMAS BOSWELL, Washington Post
Sometimes the Cup Is Half Empty Gene Wojciechowski
Berbick to Fight Bruno Associated Press
Werner's Goal Gives USD a 1-0 Soccer Victory
Shultz Comes Back After His Bout With Hodgkin's Disease HERSCHEL NISSENSON, Associated Press
Golden Gloves Headquarters Will Move Associated Press
BUSINESS
Los Angeles County
State's Foreign-Owned Banks Could Merge Now if Bill Is OKd DOUGLAS FRANTZ
Labor Switches Bargaining for Board Rooms JAMES FLANIGAN
VIEWPOINTS : Next Time I'll Be More Circumspect LESTER C. THUROW, LESTER C. THURLOW is Gordon Y. Billard Professor of Management and Economics and dean of the Sloan School of Management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge
Los Angeles County
'Temp' Careers
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Sour on Lemons
New Generation of Workers Have Made Corporate Paternalism a Thing of the Past
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Los Angeles County
VIEWPOINTS : Free-Wheeling Banking Rules Are a Costly Folly : Some States' Liberal Regulations Force Conservative Operations to Pay the Tab of Industry's Gamblers MARTIN MAYER, MARTIN MAYER is the author of "The Bankers," "The Lawyers" and most recently, "Making News."
Valuable Patent Puts Computer Automation in Spotlight Again Carla Lazzareschi
Norkaitis Promoted by William Lyon Co.
Los Angeles County
Lyon Finds Fresh Challenge in Real Estate : Builder's Move Into Pacific Lighting Boosts Formidable Holdings LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Lyon Maneuvers on Familiar Ground With New Real Estate Acquisition LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
In Pasadena, First Day of Christmas Beats Labor Day MARTHA GROVES
'Temp' Careers
California's Big Banks Begin to Arm Themselves for the Onslaught of 1991 DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Province Meets the 20th Century : Canton Area Booms, Typifying Country's Liberalization Trend DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
AME Turns Film Into Videotape and Opportunity Into Gold JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Chiat/Day Defines Who's the Boss : LOS ANGELES COUNTY BRUCE HOROVITZ
REAL ESTATE
Civic Planning Gets Poor Marks at Conference LINDA LIPMAN, Special to The Times: Lipman is a Poway free-lance writer.
State Builders' Scholarships Awarded to 67
Apartment Assn. Slates Annual Trade Exhibit
Pediatric Center Replaces Facility at New Address
Construction Firm Will Lease in Westwood Place
Financing Obtained for Shopping Center
L. A. School District Will Sell Hollywood Homes for $100 Up
Title Firm Opens Office
Design Awards to Be Sponsored by Corridor Assn.
Insurance Company Signs Office Lease in Pasadena
Fairbanks Ranch Sales Soaring
Inland Empire Enters Move-up Home Market
Residents Respond to School Chief's Letter
Baja for Payment
Renovation Under Way
Three Buildings Sold in Agoura Hills Business Park
500 Homes on Large Sites Planned in Apple Valley
Contractor Has Fast Start
Study Calls for Changes to Shelter the Homeless : Rehabilitation of Buildings, Modifications of Zoning Regulations and Financing Advocated DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Students Join Research With Utility
Device Marketed to Cut Utilities in Earthquakes TERENCE M. GREEN, Special to The Times: Green is a retired Times staff writer
Residents Respond to School Chief's Letter
Pasadena Building Given Height Bonus : Six-Story Office Structure in Downtown Area to Be Completed by End of 1988
Plan for Camarillo Mall Calls for Relocating High School Special To The Times
Gary Division Moves
Opening This Week
Cannis Heads Engineers Unit
Hotel Opens in Santa Ana
Realtors Donate to Ear Institute
Sales Begin in Fontana Subdivision : Lewis, Laing to Offer Homes in 1,400-Acre Heritage Development DAVID M. KINCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Transamerica Signs Lease
Near San Simeon : Hearst Hotel Plan Stirs Controversy DAVID W. MYERS, David W. Myers is a Times real estate writer.
Developer OKd for Civic Center : Private Office Tower to Occupy Site of Former State Building RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
New Architectural Firm
Hollywood Night Life Brightens : Masonic Temple to Reopen as Entertainment Center EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
Southern Utah Town May Buy Ski Resort : Mayor to Urge Purchase of $12-Million Facility If Results of Feasibility Study Are Favorable LOU DESSER, Lou Desser is news editor of the Times real estate section
Hostelry Founded by Comedians on Market RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
timeless INDIA PETER GRANT
Australia Contact
Australia Contact
Phone Ahead
Which Church?
Swiss Hotel Honeymoon
Miami Is Right on Course as Major Cruise Port FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Powwow of Indians and Bagpipers MICHELE GRIM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Thick Forests, Rugged Coastlines and a Tale of Two Cultures BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers.
Wyndham Was Fine
Great Fashion Shopping
Hiking the Olympics
Competition on a Hike Through the Cotswold Hills BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a Canoga Park free-lance writer .
Old Town, Where the Elite Meet to Eat and to Enjoy the History JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer
Itineraries Focus on History, Culture and Architecture of the United States BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks.
Hotel Security: Rooms Get Safes to Cut Thefts PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Down to the Sea in Sarongs and the Wind Song SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers
Unlisted B&B
Kiwi Pass for Air, Land
How to Cope With Lost Hotel, Cruise Bookings TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
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