What happened on September 27, 1987

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Scandinavian Flair in Gamla Stan, the Old Town a World Apart JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer .
Down the Book Lane DON JAMES, James is a Los Angeles free-lance writer.
Be Selective in Seeing India
Listen to This Tax
Likes O'Sullivan
Been to Copala
Ireland Prices Up
Been to Copala
Montalcino Is Delightful Diversion, Italian-Style JEFF FREES, Frees is a Colorado Springs, Colo., free-lance writer.
Hotel Promotions JACK ADLER
State Law Clouds Issue of Smoking on Flights TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Handling Buttermilk in High Sierras JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a nationally known magazine and newspaper writer
This Bed and Breakfast Is a Scream JOY SCHALEBEN LEWIS, Lewis is a Milwaukee, Wis., free-lance writer.
Likes O'Sullivan
A Place in France With the Soul and Color of Ancient Rome BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Been to Copala
Indiana's Annual Cover-Up Is Something to See JOEL SILVERMAN, Silverman is a Malibu free-lance writer
A Healthy Tone Means Being Active in Sports BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 25-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Rooms With a View: Some Bargains PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Vancouver--A Sparkling Clean City BOB O'SULLIVAN, O'Sullivan is a Canoga Park free-lance writer .
'Auntie Louise': Liveliest Living Legend in Hawaii JOHN DREYFUSS, Dreyfuss is graphics coordinator for the View section of The Times
It's Apple Harvest Time at Orchards of Oak Glen MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Bed and Breakfast & Picnic Rides JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Reaching for the Sky at Ancient Home of the Acoma Indians CHARLOTTE GARNER, Garner is a Mountain View, Calif., free-lance writer.
Travel for Disabled
Insulin in Europe
A Fairy-Tale Touch on St. Maarten FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Family Home Stay in England Can Be Enriching THEODORE W. FULLER, Fuller is a Pleasant Hill, Calif., free-lance writer
Secret of the Lighthouse: Boston Harbor Islands Lit by a Mouse That Roars DIANE NOTTLE, Nottle is a Boston free-lance writer

OPINION

Don't Let Up if Nelson Mandela Is Freed : Much More Is to Be Done Before the Purpose of Sanctions Is Met STEPHEN M. DAVIS, Stephen M. Davis, a writer and policy analyst in Washington, is the author of a new book, "Apartheid's Rebels: Inside South Africa's Hidden War," published by Yale University Press. This article is adapted from his book.
Tracing Toxic Chemicals
Danger in Debt Misery
Democracy by U.S. Push --and Shove Norman Kempster, Norman Kempster is a Times staff writer.
A World After AGREEMENT : Finding the Way Toward Strategic Arms Control Raymond L. Garthoff, Raymond L. Garthoff, a senior fellow at Brookings Institution, was one of the principal negotiators of the ABM Treaty, and is author of the just published "Policy vs. the Law: The Reinterpretation of the ABM Treaty" (Brookings).
A World After AGREEMENT : Picturing Soviets as Sirens Over European Landscape Lord Carrington, Lord Carrington is secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; his comments are excerpted from a lecture delivered this month to the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London.
When the Candidate Must Quit William Schneider, William Schneider is a contributing editor to Opinion
If Life Begins Once, About 3 Billion Years Ago Garrett Hardin, Garrett Hardin is author of "Stalking the Wild Taboo" (William Kaufmann).
Compensation to Internees
Compensation to Internees
Rebate
Compensation to Internees
Compensation to Internees
Keeping the Coliseum Public
Space Station: NASA Plans Its Latest Vast Venture for U.S. Aerospace Funds Gregg Easterbrook, Gregg Easterbrook is a contributing editor to Newsweek
Beyond the Bluster, Iran Can Be Coaxed Into Peace SHIREEN T. HUNTER, Shireen T. Hunter is the deputy director of Mideast studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington.
Compensation to Internees
A New Society Tests Mexico's Old Politics of Unity Carlos Fuentes, Carlos Fuentes is the Robert F. Kennedy Professor of Latin American studies at Harvard University. His newest novel, "Cristobal Nonato," was recently published in Mexico.
A Flight Rule Change for 'Safety' Makes the Skies More Dangerous Barry Schiff and Bart Everett, Barry Schiff is an L-1011 captain for a major airline and an aviation journalist; Bart Everett is a general-aviation flight instructor and a Times news editor.
Compensation to Internees
Learning: It's Wild
Compensation to Internees
Rent-Law Loopholes Need Closing : State, City Codes Violate Common Sense, Tenant Rights TERRY FRIEDMAN and MICHAEL FEUER, Terry Friedman (D-Los Angeles) is a member of the state Assembly. Michael Feuer is executive director at Bet Tzedek Legal Services, Los Angeles, which represented Jessie Davis.

ENTERTAINMENT

BUSINESS

Bill Simon's Alchemy Court Documents Shed Light on How Former Treasury Chief Can Make Hefty Profits on Problem S&Ls DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
New Chairman Picked for Irvine City S&L
Business Expands
VIEWPOINTS : Top Economic Advisers Reduced to Bit Players BARRY BOSWORTH, Barry Bosworth is a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution in Washington. He served in the Jimmy Carter Administration as director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability.
Deregulation Lets Consumers Pick Phone Services They Want
VLI Has One of Those Up, Down Weeks
Viewpoints : The Pope Talks Business : While Modernization May Be Inevitable, Workers Deserve Aid OLIVER F. WILLIAMS, Father Oliver F. Williams is a Catholic priest and an associate provost at the University of Notre Dame. He is a specialist in the ethics of business and the author or co-editor of six books, the most recent of which is "The Apartheid Crisis" (Harper & Row, 1986).
Old Firm Putting On a New Face : Ducommun Gears Up With a Leaner Look DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Daring Aussies May Run Into Dangers in U.S. JAMES FLANIGAN
What Power Surplus?
Lawyer Gerald Parsky Gets In on the Action DOUGLAS FRANTZ
Coors' New Brew: Taking Out the Political Aftertaste PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer

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REAL ESTATE

What happened on September 27, 1987

NEWS

California's Public Guardians : Stewards of Elderly Beset With Cases FRED BAYLES and SCOTT McCARTNEY, Associated Press

Demands Ban on Lawn Darts : Daughter's Death Spurs a Father's Sad Crusade BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer

CHARITY THRIFTS : Donated Goods Form Heart of a Billion-Dollar Family Empire DAVID JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer

N.Y. Challenge : Legal Boom Ends Calm at L.A. Firms WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer

Traditional Dress, Roles Discarded : Young Afghan Women Emerging From Shadows RICHARD M. WEINTRAUB, The Washington Post

Albany Sniper Kills 3, Hurts 2, Then Gives Up From Times Wire Services

Darra Adam Kehl: Pakistan's Wild West Town and Discount Supermarket of Guns ROBERT MAHONEY, Reuters

Bud Chapman's Fantasy Fairways and Gorgeous Greens Only a Duffer's Dream Associated Press

No 'Jungle Sausage' at Denver Fair : Exotic Meats Toss Butcher Into a Stew of Controversy BILL BRADLEY, United Press International

Bitterness Through 16 Generations : Belfast's 'Peace Line' Marks Schism of Hatred ED LION, United Press International

Fatalities Renew Debate on Safety of Kanan Road TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer

Hurricane Emily Injures 16 in Tear Across Bermuda Associated Press

There's Trouble in 'Paradise Cove' Between Surfers and Jet Skiers KATHERINE DYAR, Times Staff Writer

Pope Urges Clemency for Murderer, 18 Associated Press

Guardianship : Few Safeguards FRED BAYLES and SCOTT McCARTNEY, Associated Press

Urban School Districts Plan Ways to Spend Share of Unexpected State Aid PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer

3 Youths Get $350,000 in Mexico Bank Heist United Press International

Ortega Cautions Nicaraguans That 'Peace Is Not Yet a Reality' United Press International

Winds Clear Away Smoke but Fan Month-Old Blazes From United Press International

Weinberger Meets With King Fahd Associated Press

As the Fighting Subsides, El Salvador's Battle-Scarred Villages Coming Back to Life BRYNA BRENNAN, Associated Press

Senate May Seek Data on Arms Accord Impact DON IRWIN, Times Staff Writer

Sen. Wilson Draws Line on Defense, Bork Issues JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer

Weicker Hospitalized with Kidney Stones United Press International

3 Democrats May Get Points but It's Jackson's Game at Black Caucus ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer

Kim Demands Inquiry on S. Korea 'Injustices' SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer

Sunken Tanker Oil Leak Slows; Slick Breaking Up Associated Press

Ex-Justice's Project : Grodin Wants to Spotlight State Courts PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer

Taiwan Takes Day Off for Illegal Bets Reuters

Presidential Aspirants Split Over Defense ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer

7 Nations Vow to Hold Dollar Rate Steady TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer

Two Attacking Dogs Killed by Deputies From Associated Press

2 Executed in China Deaths Associated Press

L. A. Schools Deny 4 Transfers, Citing Integration Worries BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer

Bills Signed to Combat Violence on the Freeways JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer

Immigrant Mother Leads Union Drive for Higher Wages WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer

Guardianship : Minnie Monoff Didn't Want Protection; She Wanted Freedom FRED BAYLES and SCOTT McCARTNEY, Associated Press

Sandinistas' Peace Drive Off to a Slow Start RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer

Wishing Makes It So at Auction LARRY PRYOR

Shrine to Thoreau or Place for Public to Swim? : Ripples of Discontent at Walden Pond GEORGE JAHN, Associated Press

Hirohito Recovering; Prince's Visit to U.S. May Be Shortened Associated Press

Iran Blames Rebels for Tehran Bombing From Reuters

Urban Schools Expect the Unexpected: More Money PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer

Protests Seek Delay of Mall in Century City DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer

Bhutto Seeks to Revive Pakistan Opposition With Lahore Parade RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer

World Health Official's Job: to Travel the Globe Getting Out the Word on AIDS BRENDA WATSON, Associated Press

The Night a Big Stink Was Raised ZAN THOMPSON

Angry Reagan Assails Congress on Debt Law : He'll Sign Measure but Says It May Force Him to Choose Between Tax Hike and Defense Cuts ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer

Bush Rehires Former Aide as Communications Chief United Press International

L. B. Police Task Force Aims to Keep Transients, Thieves on the Move--Away From Downtown ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer

Child Torture Made Anti-Apartheid Issue : Conference Told of Shooting, Detention of Young S. African Blacks MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

Giant Panda Gives Birth to Her 7th Cub at Chinese Zoo United Press International

Record Levels of Construction : Pasadena Building Boom Stirs Rumbles of Concern for Future ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer

Road to Future of Manhattan Beach Follows a Divisive Path KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer

Nunn Is Upset by Report That Casey Gave Secrets to Woodward Associated Press

Property Owner Fights Downey Redevelopment : Suit Alleges That Woodruff Project Area Is Not Blighted, Seeks to Void Plan RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer

New Leaf : Santa Monica Sheds Radical Image as Factions Learn to Compromise ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer

Prosperous Firms Prove Ungrateful Citizens, Compton Officials Complain WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer

In Kentucky, Nurses Call the Shots : Practitioners, Midwives Care for Most in Rural Areas CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer

Hang Gliding Enthusiasts Protest Ban at Dockweiler PHILIPP GOLLNER, Times Staff Writer

Guardianship : 'If You're Old, You Can't Be Foolish' FRED BAYLES and SCOTT McCARTNEY, Associated Press

Trash Burner Plans Dropped as Concerns of Public Persist MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer

Doctor Sets Sights on Turning Farm Into Diversified--and Profitable--Business DOUG FISHER, Associated Press

3 Sailors Take Roundabout Tour of Eastern U.S. KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer

Fire Safety Improvements Ordered for New Wing of Downey Hospital RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer

Alligators, Trash, Hunters and More : Everglades 'Cops' Patrol a Rich, Varied Beat JANE SUTTON, United Press International

Cuba Bolsters Campaign Against AIDS From Reuters

Romance Reigns at Childrens Chain Ball MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer

Memorial Set for Organist Edwin Flath United Press International

'That's What Friends Are For' : 1,000 Join in Tearful Anthem to Slain Teen GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer

Playground or Preserve? : Citizen Group May Settle Debate Over White Point Park's Future SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer

Druze 'Volunteers' Head for Libya United Press International

Guard, 2 Inmates Burned in Texas Prison Explosion United Press International

Pomona Mayor Hints at Annexation if Diamond Bar Fails to Incorporate JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Cruisers Shift Streets in Pico Rivera Crackdown MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer

Illinois Fights Back With Fluency Law : Foreign Teachers Create Language Gap in Colleges BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer

How to Check Out a Thrift Store DAVID JOHNSTON

Vacant 1909 Landmark Going Co-op : N.Y. Police Building to House Well-to-Do PAUL GEITNER, Associated Press