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What happened on September 24, 1987
SPORTS
NFL STRIKE : Vince Evans and 55 Other New Raiders Are Taunted RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
This Fan Was Not a Saint
Stolz and Santifer Talk, Then Schedule Another Meeting CURT HOLBREICH
National League Roundup : Cardinals Are Shut Out by Pirates DAN HAFNER
Puente Boxes Garcia in Main Event at Irvine
Giants Win, 9-8, to Prevent Dodger Sweep : Both Reuschel's and Hershiser's ERAs Are Bruised in San Francisco SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Tennis : With Wilkison, It Isn't Win or Lose, but How Long He Gets to Play LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
Negotiators Meet for Much of Day in Philadelphia Associated Press
Santiago's Streak Ties Club Record; Padres Win, 6-4 BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
The Menu at Moorpark Is Steak and Goose Eggs RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Key to the Strike for All Parties Is to Grin and Bear It Scott Ostler
American League Roundup : Alexander Stops Red Sox on Two Hits, 4-0 DAN HAFNER
Orange County Community College Roundup : Golden West Gets Volleyball Win
Injuries Depleting Kingsmen Times Staff Writers
Phil Niekro Will Pitch for Braves
Football Pilgrim : A Grambling Man Finds Calling at Village Christian RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
NFL STRIKE : Sean Jones Expresses Concern Over Anti-Labor Climate in U.S. BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
CROSSING THE LINE : Tight End Lee Brannon Provides San Diego State's Struggling Defense With an Extra Lift CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Football : Irvine Plans to Continue Fine Tuning Tonight Against Tustin TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
NFL STRIKE : The Fans : Third Party Plans to Have Its Say in Strike RICH ROBERTS
UCSD's Soccer Team Beats Azusa Pacific, 1-0
NFL STRIKE : Television Has Clout to Step In Jim Murray
Names in the News
San Diego Community College Football : Palomar, Mesa Play Saturday STEVE KRESAL
Where Do You Find Free Agents? Steve Harvey
Orange County College Roundup : Chapman Men Gain Soccer Win
San Diego Volleyball : For First Time Ever, USIU Beats Aztecs RICK HAZELTINE
CSUN's Chieffo Wins Golf Tournament
Rising to the Occasion : Inspired Play of Fullerton's Kelly Gogerty Earns Him a Start ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Grossmont Fills El Modena's Bye
Raiders Sign 5 From Valley Area for Strike STEVEN HERBERT
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEWS : SUNSET : Spotlight Falls on Running Backs : Conover of Canoga Park, Addison of Chatsworth Head List JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Hart, Westlake Seek a Return to Form
Recktenwald Serves Orange Coast's Purpose STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS : Alemany Girls Win in Volleyball
Both a Friend and a Foe : Arizona's Dick Tomey Belongs to Same Coaching Fraternity as UCLA's Terry Donahue TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
NFL STRIKE : Numbers Same, but Faces Aren't Those of Real Chargers TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
NFL STRIKE : The Rams : No Picket Line for 28 in Anaheim CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
NFL STRIKE : Shotguns and Broken Windows on Picket Line : Mood of Regular Players Is Light-Hearted in Some Places, Grim Elsewhere From Times Wire Services
NFL STRIKE : Chargers Try Striking Funny Bones of Replacements MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Navratilova Is Favored at San Clemente BARBIE LUDOVISE
South Korea Rejects Direct Talks : North Korea's Olympic Games Proposal Turned Down Associated Press
It's Barely Fall but Angels Give DeCinces the Ax MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing : Two-Wheel Fans Can Pick and Choose From Bonanza Schedule Shav Glick
NFL STRIKE : NFL Negotiations Will Resume Today, but Progress Is Slow GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
. . . And Here's to You, David Robinson : San Antonio Spurs Begin Their Courtship of No. 1 Draft Choice in an Effort to Get the 7-1 Center to Say, 'Yes' GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Oil-Free Marinade Tenderizes Meat
A Spicy Yogurt Sauce for Beef : Pungent Flavors Complement Tastes From Wine Marinade
Health Reasons or Cosmetic Cure? : Difficult Choices of Diet Therapy TONI TIPTON
Easy Concoctions Feature Fish Bert Greene, Greene is a New-York based food writer
Poultry Producer Opens Doors for Better Consumer Confidence DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Chik Chek Under Fire : Meat-Test Kit Unreliable, USDA Says DANIEL P. PUZO, Times Staff Writer
Fund-Raising Cookbook : It's a Treasure-Trove of Asian Recipes BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Green Is Signal of Toxins in Potatoes DIANA SHAW, Shaw is a free-lance writer in Los Angeles.
Be Aware of Spoilage Signs in Canned Foods JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Rice : For centuries Southeast Asia's favorite staple, this grain is high in nutritive values, easy to digest and low in calorie content; what's more, it can be combined in delicious dishes for all kinds of meals, from appetizers to desserts BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Zumaya Will Entice You to Return ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
A Cool Rice Salad With the Flavors of Mexico
Small Heating Units Go Over Big MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Teriyaki Sauce Has Multi Purpose ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
California Long-Grain Rice BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Choreographer and Director Bob Fosse Dies TED THACKREY Jr., Times Staff Writer
Tough Trivia Quiz: How Many Answers Can You Get Right?
Music Professor Abraham A. Schwadron Dies
'Maniac' on Defense : Football Comes First for CSULB Student-Athlete Lane McCarthy DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Blind Man and Dog Are Epitome of Teamwork RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
45-RPM Records Date Back to Late '40s RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Mexican Immigrants, Long Beach Gangs : Hope, Fear Both Live on Henderson Ave. DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Zoning Board Decision on Brentwood Garage Makes No One Happy DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Cities to Recapture Tax Revenue; When and How Much Uncertain GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Temple City Couple Sues Real Estate Investor for $5 Million MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Shevardnadze Hails Arms Pact, Mocks Reagan NORMAN KEMPSTER and DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writers
Hodel Asked Utility Officer to Aid Son's Touring Band Associated Press
The Nation
Belgian Radio Honors Wrong Bob in Death Tribute From Reuters
The State
Governor : Bills Signed: Compiled by Jerry Gillam, Times staff writer
The Nation
Oklahoma City Lawyer Named to U.S. Tax Court United Press International
Whittier : Arts Center Moves Ahead
Contras Accused of Stepping Up Attacks on Civilian Targets ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Book Collection on Environment Set as Memorial to Teacher
To Elect or Appoint? That's the Question in Inglewood SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Mayor Takes a Walk on the Westside : Bradley Gets Cheers and Jeers in a Day of Pressing the Flesh ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
SPORTSCOPE : Bruin Women Volleyballers Traveling to Oregon State, Oregon and Pepperdine
The World
City to Accept Honor for Pedestrian Safety
Poly Professors Get Grant
The State
Baldwin Park : Sentencing in Bomb Case
Carson : Leaks in City Hall Plugged
The Region
The Nation
The Nation
The House
The World
Santa Monica : Bus System Receives Award
Decision Delayed on Parking Rate Rise
Santa Monica : Law on Toy Guns Studied
No Longer Friends, Koch Says of Myerson Associated Press
State to Help Cities Fight Oil Firms' Suit Over Coast Drilling LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
12 Drown in Bangladesh From Reuters
Record 126 Million in U.S. Have Flown, Survey Finds United Press International
Norwalk : Apartment Complex OKd
FEC Rejects Hart's Bid for Matching Campaign Funds Associated Press
Robertson Libel Case Set for Super Tuesday Associated Press
Irvine Hopes to House Homeless in Fancy Kennel From Associated Press
Carson : Council Changes Meetings
NFL Cancels Weekend Games United Press International
The World
The World
Principal's New Assignment Is a 'Dream Come True' : Longtime Teacher Takes Charge of Catalina Schools DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
The World
Six in Hong Kong Lose Lives to AIDS From Reuters
Canada Quits Free-Trade Talks With U.S. : Suspension Follows Disagreement Over Settling Future Disputes KENNETH FREED and OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writers
Panel Upholds Firing of Glendale Officer STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Bush Calls Straw Poll Loss 'Good Kick in the Tail' BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The State
City Bond Issue Will Fund Public Works for Big Subdivision MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Le Pen Fined by Court, Cancels Trip to Britain United Press International
Cerritos OKs Pact to Lease Land for Shopping Center BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Shevardnadze Calls for a U.N. Patrol in Gulf : Naval Units Would Replace Western Warships; U.S. Rejects Idea, Sees Soviet Bid to Be 'Player' NORMAN KEMPSTER and JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writers
Bush Calls Iowa Straw Poll Loss 'Good Swift Kick in the Tail' BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
A Tough Act to Follow : New Muir Coach Faces Challenge to Keep Winning MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Section of Cherry Avenue in Signal Hill to Be Closed for Widening to 4 Lanes
Savings Bonds Sale Suspended Associated Press
Lomita Council Won't Back Law on Toy Guns TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
The State
Conflict Charged in Garvey Election SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
49ers Set for Big 10 Debut With Michigan as 37-Point Underdogs
The State
Walnut : No-Smoking Areas Studied
New Orleans-Style Affair Helps Mentally Ill ANN CONWAY
Israelis Mark Start of Jewish New Year Associated Press
Soviets OK Semiprivate Stores United Press International
Why Rich Get Richer? Even Dreams Cost More United Press International
Prices Rise 0.5%, Stirring Inflation Fears OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Covina : New City Hall in Works
Westwood : Strong Economic Growth Seen
Torrance : Aviation Center Design Set
Some Support for Leaf-Blower Ban
Norwalk : Youngsters Tour College
Norwalk Teachers in Pay Dispute Threaten to Stop Work Outside Class BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
The World : Boat Sinks, 22 Feared Lost
Terror Suspect's Injuries May Void Confession RONALD J. OSTROW and ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writers
NOTEBOOK : Manhattan Beach Runner Gallops 2,581 Miles, Not for the Glory but for the Scenery
Bus Overturns, Killing 4 United Press International
Deductibles and Auto Insurance Rates DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
The Region : Drive-by Gunman Injures Girl Critically
Book Review : Traveling With the Islamic Warriors of Afghanistan JONATHAN KIRSCH
More Freedom of Expression Seen : Political Call-in Show Gets Sandinistas' OK MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Burger Testifies at Inquiry That He Favors Bork : If Nominee 'Is Not in the Mainstream, Neither Am I' DAVID G. SAVAGE and DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writers
Quake Hits Off Japan Associated Press
Lockheed to Clean Up Possible Toxic Sources BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Panel Charges Lawmaker
Infringement Is Not a Trivial Pursuit JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Shevardnadze, Peres Confer on Emigration Associated Press
Inglewood : Hardeman Trial Near End
Some Attend 'Alternative' Classrooms, Others Learn by Radio : Strike-Idled Chicago Pupils Want to Go Back to School LARRY GREEN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Bellflower : Swimming Pool to Be Fixed
Sudan Orders 16 Western Relief Agencies to Leave Associated Press
Irate Readers Open Fire on Kid-Gun Issue JACK SMITH
Former State Pension Chief Pleads Guilty to Extortion Associated Press
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK : Vaqueros Rocked by Transition HEATHER HAFNER
Conservative Lawyer to Join Appeals Court United Press International
He Becomes a U.S. Citizen as Wife 'Labors' at His Side PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Team Going to Vietnam to Get Remains of 3 War Dead Associated Press
Are You a 10? Not Vital for Good-Looks Society ROBERT S. WIEDER, Wieder is a free-lance writer in the Bay Area.
SLUGFEST! : Some Say Pros' Antics Are Influencing Prep Athletes ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Rams as Rambos: Break Window on Bus, Toss Eggs From Associated Press
Torrance Calls for Redesign of Arts Center, Citing Costs GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
The Region
Norwalk : Planning Commissioner
Alhambra : School Projects on Agenda
Pico Rivera : Replica Firearms Ordinance
Lawsuit Alleges Violations by Shuttle Contractor WILLIAM C. REMPEL, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach : Dever Now Semi-Retired
Hurricane Kills 3 Associated Press
Contracts Steered to Their Own Firms : Irwindale City Business: Officials Profit MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Jackson Lauds Sandinistas' Peace Efforts Associated Press
New Members Join Music Center Campaign '88
Plastic Packaging Used by Restaurants Banned : Berkeley Acts on Ozone Layer Peril Special to The Times
The Mothers and Fathers of Invention : Creators Who Gamble on Gadgets and Tinker With Technology Walk Fine Line Between Genius, Crackpot PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Specter Threatened Over Bork Vote United Press International
Oil Slick Moving Away From Sensitive Areas MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Hawaiian Gardens : City Expands Preschool
Navy Jet Crashes; 1 Missing From the Associated Press
I went from not thinking at all about Africa to wondering what one wears on a safari. : Tarzan of the Martinis Al Martinez
Soroptimist President
Ucla Official Honored
Ezell's Ouster Urged Over Statements Called Racist PHILIP HAGER and LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Don't Let Raiders Go Farther South
Fearing Heavier Penalty, Glendale Officer Won't Appeal Suspension STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Pope's Firmness on Church Teachings Pleases Mahony RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer
Frustrated Ferragamo Hits Victory Trail ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Stories Called Wild Hearsay : Foreign Ministry Dismisses Rumors of Illness, Poisoning United Press International
Volunteers Will Give Streets in Hollywood a Scrubbing DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
Hayden Still Target of Orange County Assemblyman in Legislative War JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Washington Still Has Joe Biden to Kick Around KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Dedication in Westlake for Halfway House
At Hoover, Ferguson Plays Role of Mover : Big Lineman Attracts Division I Recruiters Despite Mediocre Talent of the Tornadoes HEATHER HAFNER
Biden Workers Dazed in N.H. and Iowa KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
San Marino : New Schools Chief Named
Biden Quits Race, Cites Mistakes : Says 'Exaggerated Shadow' of Errors Blurred Candidacy ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Schroeder to Tell '88 Race Decision Monday Associated Press
Democratic Candidates Speak Sadly of Biden Departure MAURA DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Navy F-14 Downs AF Jet; No One Hurt in Mishap Associated Press
Gunmen Murder French Priest on Lebanon Campus From Reuters
Volunteers Work to Save Natural Areas in the Urban Environment KATHY STEVENSON, Stevenson is a Redondo Beach writer. and
A Foreman Finishes His Grand Tour of Jury Duty TOM WALDMAN, Waldman is a North Hollywood free-lance writer.
Woman in Quicksand of Debt Faces Eviction RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
L. B. Plans to Bill Drunk Drivers for Police Expenses ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pomona : Aid for Laid-Off Workers
South Korea Stops Publication of 2 Magazines : Ex-Official's Story of 1973 Kidnaping Blocked; Newsmen Protest Censorship SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Westwood : Traffic Mitigation Plan OKd
Timing of Floods a Matter of Percentages GEORGE STEIN
Cruisers Shift Streets in Pico Rivera Crackdown MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
6 in Transkei Cabinet Quit Over Probe : S. African Inquiry Implicates Official; Coup Report Denied Associated Press
Reagan Cites U.N. Charter, Calls Gulf Incident Closed : Denies Need to Notify Lawmakers United Press International
SportsScope : El Camino to Play Bakersfield Saturday
Senate Returns Bite to Gramm-Rudman Act; Sent to Reagan KAREN TUMULTY and JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writers
2 Huntington Park Officers Suspended as D.A. Probes Prisoner's Death RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Nuclear Test Goes Ahead Despite Strike by Workers at Site United Press International
Governor Calls for Candidate With Experience GEORGE SKELTON, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief
Compton Close to Hiring Bond Plan Consultants WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
Pioneer Gold Pieces Highly Collectible DON ALPERT
In the spirit of Martin Luther, feminists send a message to the Pope MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Disabled Musician Cheered by Home Parish : Meeting Pope Was Music to His Ears MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
School Program Gets More Money, New Office : Gang Alternative Project Gains Stature SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
La Mirada : Tougher Dog Law Gains
Amid New Iran Threats, U.S. Escorts Another Tanker MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
It's 2nd Boy for McEnroe, O'Neal
Typewriter Used for 'Mein Kampf' for Sale From Reuters
Santa Monica Gives Tentative Approval to Colorado Place ALAN CITRON and TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writers
Suing Firefighter Tells of 'Intimidation' by Women
Henry Ford Faltering in Hospital United Press International
Modesty Is Orthodox Approach to High Fashion CATHERINE SEIPP, Seipp is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Lakes, rivers and waterways--3 men in a boat find their way around the eastern U.S. KAREN ROEBUCK
Study Finds Genetic Link in Deaths of Black Recruits ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Medical Writer
Trivia Master Makes People Think About Unusual GORDON SMITH
Reagan Hails Black Financial, Schooling Gains United Press International
Salvadoran Guerrillas Agree to Peace Talks Proposed by Duarte From Reuters
Construction Begins on Downtown Garage
Water Watch : Carson, Gardena, Torrance Would Suffer in Major Flood, Study Says GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Baldwin Park Drive Targets White, King JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Silver Kite Inaugural a Soaring Event MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Essay Brings 'Armpit of New England' to Its Sneeze SHIRLEY MARLOW
Torrance : Restaurant Gets Approval
Restaurants Call on Beverly Hills to Soften Restrictions on Smoking PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer
Here Are Answers to Scot Morris' Questions
Time Compression: It's Gaining on Us DON OLDENBURG, The Washington Post
Rising Shrines : Hindus in Southern California Join to Build a Spiritual Home Away From Home in Calabasas MICHELE LINGRE, Lingre is a Woodland Hills free-lance writer.
Bruin Has Philosophy All His Own About Playing Water Polo RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Strange Fruit Is Strange Color . . . Trust Us
The Beat : 'Happy, Helpful Policeman' Nurtures Community Ties on Foot Patrol STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Tells Choice for Pentagon Post Associated Press
Transition Complete : Service Jobs Dominate the Economy JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Carson : Seniors Elect Representative
Overflow Crowd Pays Tribute to Joan Kroc DAVID NELSON
BUSINESS
Vicorp Now Called Paragon Restaurant Group
U.S. Joins Whistle-Blower's Lawsuit Against McDonnell RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Ford Motor Confirms It's Planning a Bid for Troubled FCA TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Infotec Awarded Contract to Run Computer Center in Oregon
Tri Coast Expects Sales to Quintuple in 1988
U.S. Auto Sales Plunge 38% in Mid-September LESLIE ERINGAARD, Times Staff Writer
Comarco, Air Force Sign $5.7-Million Contract
Systonetics Reports Quarterly Gain
Stock Rally Continues as Dow Gains 17 From Times Wire Services
Pickens' Newmont Bid Suffers Setback From Times Wire Services
New Ford Plan to Acquire FCA Is in the Works TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Wahlco Agrees to Acquisition
Mark Simmons Named Marine Bank President James S. Granelli
Court Allows Gateway Computer to Exit Chapter 11 Proceedings and Reorganize MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
SFSP Property Spinoff Centers on California ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Spring Mountain Escrow Corp. Reportedly Buying Bank Unit
THE AUSSIES ARE HERE : Media Group Buys Struggling Ms. Magazine, Promises Funds BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Castle & Cooke to Buy Tenneco's Farm Operations BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
Contraceptive Maker Fears Collapse of Buyout Pact : VLI's Patent for Today Sponge Lapses Because Irvine--Based Company Missed Fee Payment JOHN TIGHE, Times Staff Writer
Customs Staffing Inadequate for Traffic at West Coast Ports, Report Says DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
THE AUSSIES ARE HERE : Bond to Pay $1.2 Billion for G. Heileman, Its 2nd U.S. Firm CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Administration Favors Plan to Increase Funds for World Bank TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
SEC Settles With Inside Trading Informer : Former Boesky Accountant Barred From Securities Trade for a Year MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
SFSP Property Spinoff Centers on California ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Muslim Zealots Attack Christian Bookshop in Egypt From Reuters
Club's Diehards Attacked for Trying to Dodge Bias Rule KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
12 Accused of Operating Marijuana Farm-Disco United Press International
Woman Gets 3-Year Term for Molesting Nephew, 12 CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Child, 2, Injured by Truck in Lakeside
GOP Campaign Trail Winds West CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Westminster : $996,000 Project Slated for Garden Grove Blvd.
La Habra : Commercial Center Plans Are Announced
Rites of September : Garlic Gives Way to Talismans of Fashion as Parents Gird Students to Face the Fall PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Israel's Population Now at 4.3 Million From Reuters
War-Powers Issue--Again
Bridging the Gap
Deputies Jeer County Offer, Cheer Strike Suggestion DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Of Fantasies and Frogs
Storm Threatens Flooding, Snarls Rush-Hour Traffic ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Sewage Spill Closes Beach at Del Mar
New Laguna Trustees Plan to Listen, Take Their Seats Quietly MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Fumes Affect 14 at U.S. Embassy in Australia Associated Press
Stanton Runs Afoul of TIN CUP Limits : Baldwin Co. Vote Came After Firm's Excess Donations DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Final Count Shows Del Mar Hotel Plan a Narrow Loser
OCTD to Pay for Car-Pool Safety Zones, Newly Signed Bill Says RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Traffic Snarled : Storm Threatens Canyon Flooding ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Homeless Chided for Not Applying for Relief PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Deukmejian Signs Bill to Settle Bias Suit
60-Day Halt on Trucking Toxic Fuel in L.A. Ordered TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Governor OKs Camarillo Land Sale to Establish Crisis Center
Almost Time to Dry Out : Clearing Trend Leaves Forecaster Shigehara Melancholy RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
From Swords to Togetherness
Motorcycle Crash Victim Identified
Classes Resume Monday : UC Irvine Expects Most Students Ever BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
State Coastal Commission
State Coastal Commission
Complaint
State Coastal Commission
League Opposes Contra Aid
State Coastal Commission
State Coastal Commission
Mounted Policeman Dies; Struck by Off-Duty Officer United Press International
Jury Deciding Sentence to See Troiani's Poetry TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
County : Mobile Health Clinic Is Put Back in Service
Renewal Plan
State Coastal Commission
Suit Seeks Identity of Donor of Sperm Said to Be Tainted JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Robbins Sees Link to Amtrak as Way Out of Freeway Jam GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
3 in Teen Gang Held in 2 South-Central L.A. Deaths SIOK-HIAN TAY, Times Staff Writer
Life in Fast Lane Dead-Ends With Fraud Indictment JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Gas Station Attendant Slain by Bandits
D.A. Briefly Had Slaying Suspect but Didn't Know It MICHAEL CONNELLY and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers
County Workers Look to Own Welfare JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
Peace Community Is Now a Force : Mobilized Citizenry Changes Dynamics of Arms Control JOHN TIRMAN, John Tirman is the executive director of the Winston Foundation for World Peace in Boston.
N. Hollywood Robbery Suspect Shot While Fleeing Policeman
Man Draws 2-Year Term for Slaying Stepdaughter's Boyfriend JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer
Identity of Woman in Slaying of Girl Believed Uncovered From Associated Press
Trash-to-Energy Plant Hit by Suits : San Marcos Mayor Calls Filing of 3 Challenges 'Legal Harassment' ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Castaic Flames Start to Fizzle in Drizzle STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
California Cuisine Offers the Right Blend DAVID NELSON
Rise of AIDS in Minorities Is Target of Coalition JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Yorba Linda : Arthur Korn Rejoins Water District Board
Day-Care Responsibility Lies With States EDWARD F. ZIGLER and RITA E. WATSON, Prof. Edward F. Zigler, Sterling Professor of Psychology and the director of the Yale Bush Center in Child Development and Social Policy, was the first director of the federal Office of Child Development (now the Administration for Children, Youth and Families). He testifies regular l y before Congres s concerning issues involving child care. Rita E. Watson of the Yale Bush Center is a public-health professional.
Film Captures Vandalism : Besieged Family Wins Guilty Plea of Intruder JANE HULSE, Times Staff Writer
PUC Urged to Pull the Plug on SDG&E Co-Generation Plan GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Irvine to Put Homeless at Site of Canyon Animal Shelter STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
R.L. Hancock, Journalist and Author, Dies
Ella Fitzgerald Has Surgery on Swollen Foot From United Press International
Council Opposes Planned Move of Juan Carlos' Gift : The Right Statue, but the Wrong King SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Papal Upbringing Colors Church Policy on Women PETER HEBBLETHWAITE, Peter Hebblethwaite is the Vatican-affairs writer for the National Catholic Reporter. A former Jesuit living in Oxford, England, he is the author of several books on the church, including his most recent, "In the Vatican."
Santa Ana Police Adhere to Policy in Contract Fight BOB SCHWARTZ and LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writers
Newbury Park Foster Mother : 4-Year Sentence Imposed in Death of Abused Child SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Study Lists City's Most Perilous Intersections PAM LITTLE, Times Staff Writer
Suspect in Slaying of Girl Was in Court Day Before Capture MICHAEL CONNELLY and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers
ENTERTAINMENT
Staged By Bergman : The Truth Of 'Miss Julie' Goes Beyond Words DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Dance Review : Joffrey Ballet Triumphs In Center Debut CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Youngsters Find Ballet a Mixed Bag but Still 'Better Than School' ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
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Fringe Festival : Stage Reviews : 'Connecticut' RAY LOYND
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All-Time Low Rating for Fox Emmycast JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
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Rocky Violence : La La La Humans Step On 'Demons' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
Pop Music Review : Aswad's Diverse Reggae Offerings DON SNOWDEN
JAZZ REVIEW : Hits Handicap Ramsey Lewis A. JAMES LISKA
New Weekly 'Duty' Dose Of Vietnam HOWARD ROSENBERG
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Fringe Festival : Stage Reviews : 'Complete Shakespeare' Complete Fun ROBERT KOEHLER
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Los Angeles Festival : At 50, Billy Higgins Still Has The Beat DON SNOWDEN
Los Angeles Festival : Celebratory Projects Go In Search Of 'A Woman's Place' JANICE ARKATOV
Starship Can Still Fly PAUL GREIN
Spain's El Tricicle : 'Take Off!' A Takeoff On Reality SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
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His Wishes Upon A Set Come True HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Pantages Theatre : 'Flamenco Puro': Pure Anguish And Energy LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Link Between Tv Movies, Youth Suicide Disputed ALLAN PARACHINI, Times Staff Writer
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