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What happened on August 31, 1988
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Bathhouse for Gays Closed Over AIDS Risk CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Search for Sunken Gold May Make Pair Partners ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Local News in Brief : 4-Day Samoan Fete Starts Today
Local News in Brief : Insurance Firm Must Pay Man $5 Million
Local News in Brief : Vehicles Needed to Distribute Food
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Damage in Industrial Fire Placed at $75,000
Local News in Brief : Waste Plant Near School Opposed
First to Go Under Cleanup : Escondido Owners Raze Buildings That Housed 67 NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Schabarum's Praise Not Taken as Such
Clean Air's Future
Drug Abuse by Students on Downturn, Survey Shows JOSEPH MENN, Times Staff Writer
Rainbow
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Rancho Santiago Says Enrollment Is Up 2.5%
Lemon Grove
Local News in Brief : Nancy Reagan Drug Center Site Sought
Van Nuys Curfew Proposal : Study of Takeoff Ban Ordered RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : La Habra : Woman, Husband Hurt, Fetus Killed by Car
Local News in Brief : Mojave Drowning Victims Identified
Bank Robbery Probers Focus on Similar Crime DONN WALKER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Racial Shooting Suspect Enters Plea
Selected Reportable Infectious Diseases
County Budget OKd--$5 Million Short DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Latino Enters Race for Bernardi's Council Seat
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : City OKs Business Fee Hike Despite Chamber
Local News in Brief : Politics : Lenney Challenges Cox to Debate in 40th Race
Suit Would Bar City From Trashing Goods of Homeless LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
National City
Local News in Brief : San Clemente : Mayor Recuperating After Heart Attack
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Heart Transplant Patient Improves
The Generalist Vs. the Ideologue : Bush's Blank Slate May Be His Ace Against Dukakis' State-of-the-Art Liberalism ROSS K. BAKER, Ross K. Baker is a professor of political science at Rutgers University
Nudging the Soviets Toward 'Defense' That Looks Defensive LARRY T. CALDWELL, Larry T. Caldwell is a professor of political science at Occidental College and a consultant at RAND Corp
Local News in Brief : Study of Airport Flight Plan Ordered
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Development
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Liberal Label
Ancient Galaxy
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People and Events JACK JONES, From staff and wire reports
Local News in Brief : Countywide : United Way Campaign Sets $19.2-Million Goal
'Fragile Planet'
Bernardi Calls for Rezoning Store Site RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Fire Chars 15 Acres
Local News in Brief : Newport Beach : Teachers to Vote on Pact Union Endorses
Laguna Council Opposes Freeway, but Project Finds Support in Irvine, Newport DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Gunfire From Car Hits Lake View Terrace Man
Watsonville: a Beginning for Latino Aspirations PETER CHACON, Assemblyman Peter Chacon (D-San Diego) is the chairman of the Assembly Elections, Reapportionment and Constitutional Amendments Committee and the chairman of the state legislative Hispanic Caucus
Pair Accused of Trying to Sell Cocaine at School
Harmful Impasse on AIDS
'Fragile Planet'
Couple Resent Being Looked Down On BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Work Resumes on Project Neighbors Say Is Too Tall
America's Cup: Winging It
Jury Urges Gas Chamber for Slayer of Detective PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
Officer Hailed for Fire Rescues GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
'We Need Jobs'
Suit Filed in Effort to Block County From Mental Health Program Cuts BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Shipyard Safety Said Improving
San Ysidro
New Help for Jail Inmates
He Lit Up, Then Ignited Flare-Up by Assaulting Stewardess, Court Told From United Press International
More Employers Fined for Hiring Aliens PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
'Fragile Planet'
5-Year-Old Boy Killed, 8 Others Injured in Fiery I-5 Collision
Trade Zone to Be Created Along Border : Area on Otay Mesa Will Offer Companies Import-Fee Advantages LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Sepulveda Man Faces Gun Charge : Paraplegic Sues Police in Shooting CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Changing Times May Yet Move Jaruzelski to Come to Grips With Solidarity CHARLES GATI, Charles Gati, a specialist on Soviet and East European affairs, is a professor of political science at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y
Local News in Brief : 2 Pacoima Brothers Convicted of Stabbing Transient to Death
Antelope Valley Bus Regains Santa Clarita Service Contract LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Old Pasadena Mall Development Sold
Local News in Brief : Fullerton : Fullerton College to Mark 75th Year Today
Mass Killer's Transfer to 'Less Restrictive' Facility Spurs Anger STEVE EMMONS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Couple Die After Drinking Poison
Local News in Brief : Seal Beach : Officer-Ventriloquist Honored by Jaycees
Cerritos--Two Years After The Crash : Some Still Grieve--but Privately BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine and Malibu
Contra-Drugs Link Called 'Fantasy' KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Teacher Acquitted of Cruelty to Children LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Tax Windfall Now Called Insufficient to Rescue Clinics BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Hopeful Aliens Seek Key to Residency : Lines Form for English Classes MARIANN HANSEN
Supervisors Halt Bleach, Condom Giveaway Plans VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
CHP to Put Tow Trucks on Freeway United Press International
Prosecutor Assails Both Lapins as Trial Winds Down JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
2 Aides Working for Oil Drilling Initiative Opposed by McCarthy FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Recall Leaders Claim Officials Are Harassing Them JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
He Lit Up in Jet, Ignited a Flare-Up, Court Told GUY MAXTONE-GRAHAM, Staff Writer
Court Takes Pilot's Estate
Local News in Brief : High Bail for Alleged Escape Accomplice
Kobey Suit Faults Failure to Tell Him of AIDS Exposure JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Painfully Shy Student Stepped to the Head of the Class: She's the Dean of Instruction at OCC DONN WALKER, Times Staff Writer
Bill Signed to Ban 'Designer Drugs'
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Worker Injured in Fall at Convention Center
Accused of Assault : Man With Rifle Seized at Hotel in Van Nuys AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
Van Nuys Airport : Soundproofing of Homes Urged to Fight Noise AMY PYLE, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Moonstruck' Glow Lights 'Delancey' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
'Finest City's' Finest Bands : Insider Choices: On This Rock San Diego's Reputation Rests THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
JAZZ REVIEW : Gaines' Many Shades of Blues at the Biltmore LEONARD FEATHER
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Fighting The Good Fight JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Dispute Threatens Talks on Merger by Chorales : Pacific Board Endorses Alexander as New Group's Music Director While Master Chorale Voices Backing for Its Conductor, Hall CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Orange County's Estimated Weekend Box Office Henry Rivero
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Musician With High Ideals Makes Climb in Business DON HECKMAN
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Scriptwriting Taught to Those Who Would by Those Who Can JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
TV Reviews : New Wiseman Film Views 'Missile' Training TERRY ATKINSON
TV RATINGS : Tops of the Non-Reruns : Emmy Show Flops in National Ratings LEE MARGULIES, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tone of Music and Dance Festival Was a Step Backward Cathy Curtis
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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POP MUSIC REVIEW : Armatrading at Universal: All the Arranging Covers Over the Artist CHRIS WILLMAN
A Loud Assault on TV Phoniness HOWARD ROSENBERG
MUSIC REVIEW : Guitar Quartet in San Marino JOHN HENKEN
Mojo's Brand of Mayhem Finally Going Hollywood THOMAS K. ARNOLD
TV Reviews : 'Desperate Passage' Charts Lives of Gang Members BILL STEIGERWALD
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Fiddler Kershaw Bustles With Fun-Loving Cajun Spirit MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
'Summer Story's' Thoroughly Modern Imogen Stubbs KRISTINE McKENNA
Stanwyck Pre-Code Films Due at Melnitz KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
STAGE REVIEW : That Was Some Enchanted Evening at the Hollywood Bowl DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
ART REVIEW : 2 Artists Paddling Against Time & Tide WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Get Ready, Get Set . . . : Local and Cable Channels Grooming New TV Shows for September Debut; Network Programs Due Later STEVE WEINSTEIN
SPORTS
Brazil's Olympic Soccer Team Wins, 4-1 : Penalty Kicks Beat Argentina After Teams Tie in Regulation, 1-1 GRAHAME L. JONES, Special to The Times
Penn St. Gets Jump on Rivals Steve Harvey
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : Southland College Division Preview : Names Have Changed, Powers Haven't MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Steve Lewis Undershoots 1992 Olympics and Ends Up in Seoul JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
American League Roundup : A's Put Squeeze on Red Sox to Keep Them From Tying Tigers in East DAN HAFNER
Petry Has Ragged Return as Angels Lose : After 70-Day Absence, He Is Chased in Third Inning by Orioles, 5-2 MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
New Zealand Challenger Agrees to Allow Cameras on Board During America's Cup TOM KRASOVIC
Names in the News
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : Invitations to Kickoff Game Could Go to UCLA, Notre Dame JERRY CROWE
Commentary : One Bad Apple Can Ruin Whole Bunch Tony Kornheiser, The Washington Post
U.S. Open Notebook : Seasoned Campaigner Doing His Talking on Tennis Players' Behalf LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
THE OUTDOORS : Outdoor Notes / Pete Thomas : Desert Storms Put End to Favorable Outlook for Dove Hunt Pete Thomas
UCLA, Pepperdine to Play UC Irvine in Bren Center
THE OUTDOORS : Stripers: Alternates for Catfish
Feeney Still Hasn't Decided About His Future BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
National League Roundup : It's a Wild One, but Danny Jackson Manages to Gain His 19th Victory DAN HAFNER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : TAKE-CHARGE GUYS : While Head Coaches Are Getting Most of the Attention, Assistants Are Doing a Majority of the Work RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Winslow, Chargers Still Apart BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Petry Gets Roughed Up by Orioles MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Getting There Not Half the Fun for Texas A&M
Familiar Face Helps Mets Beat the Padres BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Monroe Searches for Coach : Fluker Denied Basketball Post JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Bobby Rahal to Join Local Racing Team From Times Wire Services
Winslow's a Winner Who Wouldn't Quit Dave Distel
Junior Welterweight Taylor Beats Opponent From Bell Hands Down STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Hart Emerges From Rain With Junior Olympic Title CHRIS J. PARKER
Steve Dils Is in His Usual Position--as Backup : However, It's in Atlanta, Not Anaheim, So Rams Will Sign Herrmann as No. 2 GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Title Race May Be Two-Team Affair : Balance Swings in Favor of Los Alamitos and Esperanza ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Wi Leads by 4 Shots in State Junior Golf
Commentary : Chargers' Kellen Winslow Is a Winner Who Would Never Quit Dave Distel
Santa Barbara's Shaw Is Last Player Cut From U.S. Men's Basketball Team ROBYN NORWOOD
Charger Notebook : All Things Considered, Laufenberg Is Just Happy to Get His First Start BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Oak Park Reduced to 15 Players SEAN WATERS, Times Staff Writer
BETTER THAN 40-40 SHOT : Jose Canseco Is Up to Speed With the Best ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
Bosox Go From Bozos to Boffo : Mike Downey
Pied Piper of Northridge : Rob Huffman Chose CSUN and Several Former Glendale Teammates Followed MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Grant Gondrezick and Clippers Reach Agreement on Contract SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : COACHES, PLAYERS, TEAMS AND TRENDS TO WATCH THIS SEASON : USC and UCLA Facing Some Tests : Aikman Provides a Needed Boost for Young, Inexperienced Bruins JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Arbitrator Rules Today on 1986-87 Free-Agent Collusion Case From Times Wire Services
Northridge Names Baseball Assistant
Golf / Rich Tosches : Leonard Brothers Take Their Best Shots in Duel for Club Championship RICH TOSCHES
Tuesday's U.S. Open Matches : Zvereva's Loss Eases Pressure on Navratilova LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
NO MORE BACK SEAT : Cuban Defector Goes From Weightlifting Hero to the Barrio and Back SCOTT OSTLER, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : WHO'S NO. 1? : Preseason Football Publications Vary Widely in Their Predictions MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
THE OUTDOORS : Forget the Albacore, Just This Once : Yellowtail Fills the Tuna Gap Near Coronados RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Parker Replaces Spraker at Saugus in Cross-Country JOHN ORTEGA
Fun Is Over; Now the Games Begin : U.S. Ends Exhibition Schedule With Uninspired Victory ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '88 : COACHES, PLAYERS, TEAMS AND TRENDS TO WATCH THIS SEASON : USC and UCLA Facing Some Tests : Trojans Hope Peete Can Help Offset Tough Schedule, Lingering Injuries MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Strength Is Virginia Glass' Great Ally--On and Off the Tennis Court BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
Taylor Won't Play Until He Completes Program
Hershiser Gets 18th Win, 4-2 : Dodgers Trade for White Sox's Horton to Bolster Bullpen SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
After Nephew Steals Business, Suarez Gomez Winds Up in Jail : Treachery, Police Pressure Ended Bolivia Drug King's Rule WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Still Pushed Around by a Big Sister Alice Kahn
The State
The World
Bush Uses Defense Plants to Stress Campaign Stands JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Churchgoers Offered $1 Off on Taxi Fare Associated Press
The Nation
Dukakis to Zero In on Bush's Choice of Quayle, Aide Says Associated Press
Nolan's Failure to List $5,000 From Bogus Firm Told PAUL JACOBS and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
Kurds Report Heavy Attack by Iraq Troops Associated Press
Guard, Robber Meet in Miss-Miss Affair Associated Press
Heavy Turbulence Buffets Jet; 10 Hurt United Press International
Judge Blocks Eastern's Plan to Fire 4,000 PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Election Passes These Precincts By United Press International
Grade-Schoolers Need Stiffer Dose of Basics, Bennett Says in Farewell Associated Press
The World
Soviet Leaders Worried by Baltic 'Nationalists' MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Evert, 'Older American,' Wins United Press International
The Nation
Anti-Apartheid Bodies' Office Wrecked by Blast Associated Press
Hanoi Will Cooperate on MIAs Again : Move Called Renewed Effort to Upgrade Its Ties to Washington JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Panel Accepts Plan to Give $210 Million for County Courts DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Car Bomb Wounds Five in East Lebanon Town From Reuters
The State
Execution Postponed; Order Is Lost in Mail Associated Press
The State
Thieves Turn New York Fur Store Into Drive In Associated Press
The World
U.S. Areas May Be 1st Victims of Warming Earth THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Bush Staff Wants Two Debates, Dukakis Asks for Four ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
New Hard Line Ties A-Arms Cut, Razing of Soviet Radar Site United Press International
The World
The World
Peace's Chance Crumbles Amid Political Wars LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Discovery Crew Begins Final Simulation From Times Wire Services
Tips for Preventing Home Robberies Associated Press
State Could Lose Them : Universities Licking Lips for Recipes LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
Walesa Calls for End of Strikes as He Gets Pledge From Poland Reuters
Haldeman Calls Nixon Too Inept to Handle Tapes Associated Press
Legislature Passes Bills for Toll Road Upkeep by State GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
Quake Rattles Northern Baja Associated Press
Pinochet Nominated Amid Protests, Tear Gas in Chile JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
He Arrives Today Amid Fears He Hasn't Challenged Bush on Key Issues : Dukakis' Effort in State Causing Party Concern KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Bush Vows to Start Acid Rain Cutback : Tells Michigan Crowd He'll Do More Than Reagan Associated Press
3 Palestinians Slain in Clashes United Press International
PLO Asks U.N. to Send Troops to West Bank DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Teams Ruled Guilty of Conspiring Against Free Agents Associated Press
Accord Separates Pretoria's Forces and Cubans in Region : S. Africa Completes Troop Withdrawal From Angola SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
Morocco, Rebels Reach Western Sahara Accord From Reuters
The Nation
Broadway at the Bowl: Bet on a Sequel Marylouise Oates
Finally, a Shot at the Big Time? SHIRLEY MARLOW
The State
The World
Yonkers Asks High Court to Stay Fines United Press International
Reagan Urges 4.1% Raise for U.S. Workers United Press International
170 Blazes Torment Parched State; Five Homes Destroyed East of S.F. From Times Wire Services
Nuclear Weapons Test Held in Nevada Desert Associated Press
Europe Puts Duty on VCRs From S. Korea, Japan Associated Press
The Unbridled Activist : In Chris DeRose's World, Animal Studies Are Inhuman--and He'll Do Most Anything to Stop Them KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Jackson Booed at Stock Exchange United Press International
The Nation : Judge Bars Access to Fraud Probe Papers
The Nation
Davis Says FBI Sting Led Assembly to Postpone Plan DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Rich Beyond the Dreams of Avarice? Jack Smith
The World : Soldiers Kill 3 From IRA
U.S. Lauds Anti-Drug Effort by 30 Countries RONALD J. OSTROW and WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writers
Six Americans Among Dead in Air Show Crash Associated Press
Staff Assails Leaders, Cuts at Hollywood Presbyterian CLAIRE SPIEGEL and ROBERT STEINBROOK, Times Staff Writers
Book Review : Horatio Alger Story Turned Upside Down, Inside Out JONATHAN KIRSCH
The State
Polish Officials, Walesa Will Hold Talks Today : Solidarity Leader to Meet With Government, Church Leaders in Effort to End Labor Unrest CHARLES T. POWERS, Times Staff Writer
The World
Bill Revising Auto Smog Program OKd : Emissions Repairs Could Cost Up to $300 on Some Cars CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Says Moscow Broke Afghan Accord : Calls Air Attacks by Soviet-Based Planes Violation of Geneva Pact NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Steps Up Attacks on Bush, Cites Iran, Trade DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
China Jet Slams Into Hong Kong's Harbor; 6 Die From Times Wire Services
The State : Clerk Guilty in Racists' Plot
S. Korea Arrests 2 Generals, Relieves a 3rd in Attack on Journalist Critical of Military SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
FBI Sting in Legislature : Informer's Double Life Called Bid for Redemption RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The World
Labor Unions, Nassco Reach Tentative Pact H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
A Sailor's World War II Memories Flood Back : Names MacArthur, Nimitz Live On in Central Texas CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
96 Survive 727 Crash, 13 Die : Jetliner Explodes in Flames in Dallas Takeoff; 40 Injured : 3 Pilots of Salt Lake Bound Craft Also Live Times Wire Services
Nuclear Weapons Test Held in Nevada Desert Associated Press
Bill to Ease Prosecution of Porn OKd by Senate CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Former Officers : 2 Sentenced in Continental Bank Scheme Associated Press
Drought Blamed as Farm Prices Rise 2.1% in August Associated Press
Corrections--or Real Cooling? : Leading Indicators, July Orders for Manufactured Goods Drop OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Corona del Mar Businessman Hears Enticing Words About Buying S&Ls : BANKING/FINANCE James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
Banking/finance James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
COMMODITIES : Pork Futures Fall as Large Hog Crop Goes to Slaughter From Associated Press
First-Class Gripes Warrant Refunds, Continental Says ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Insider Probe Links Wall St. to Swiss Firm Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
Stocks Mixed in Thin Trading; Dow Off 3.20 From Times Wire Services
Nation
Delinquency Rate on Mortgages Up During Quarter Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Prosecutors Contend Rockwell Lawyers Aided Cover-Up in Double-Billing Case JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : Bond Prices Edge Higher on Rumors of New Tax in Japan Associated Press
Plan Called Ideal Opportunity for Big Foreign Investors : Japan Markets Will Add Stock Index Futures Associated Press
CURRENCY : Dollar Generally Lower; Gold Declines Associated Press
Fight for Sweets Sours : Lawsuits Demand Demotion of Head of Heidi's Frogen Yozurt MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Reynolds Will Test-Market a Nearly Smokeless Cigarette Associated Press
Penney to Expand Its Stock Buyback Program From Reuters
Los Angeles County
Xscribe President Delahanty Quits CHRIS KRAUL, San Diego County Business Editor
Nation
Los Angeles County
CPA Group Votes to End Ban on Fees for Financial Planning Associated Press
Circle K Prosecutors Given More Time to Present Evidence RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Transportation Dept. Asked to Probe TWA : Union: Icahn Plan Perils Airline Safety From Reuters
Bearings Pact Awarded
Gould Was Too Star-Struck for Its Own Good JAMES FLANIGAN
California
AMI Chief Resigns Under Pressure; Ex-Chairman Is Interim Successor GEORGE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
Fight for Sweets Sours : Lawsuits Demand Demotion of Head of Heidi's Frogen Yozurt MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
It's No Joke: Comic Pat Paulsen to Sell Cloverdale Winery DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Nippon Mining to Buy Gould for $1.1 Billion : Ailing Electronics Firm Says Pentagon 'Cleared' Deal; Some See Objections on Antitrust Grounds VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
From Betty Crocker to the Marines, 800 Numbers Are a Valuable Marketing Tool : Toll-Free Lines a Multibillion-Dollar Business From the Washington Post
Zacky Farms Plans Major Expansion JUBE SHIVER JR., Times Staff Writer
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