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What happened on December 02, 1988
NEWS
Fashion 88 : The Style Broker : Omar the Agent Says Goodby to the Ken Doll Image and Hello to a New Realism in Male Modeling JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Adopting the Terminally Ill : One Special Family Opens Its Arms to the Dying Associated Press
Jean Watt Steps Down From the Bleachers JOSEPH N. BELL
Mrs. Bush Rises to the Occasion DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Kroc Gives $1 Million to AmFAR Marylouise Oates
Iraq Honors War Dead From Reuters
Federal 'Sting' Nets Yugoslav Consul, Banker : Money-Laundering Plan Involved Drugs, Possible Spying, Officials Say PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
National Symbol : Spirit of the Gaucho Calls to Argentines JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
3 Skinheads Convicted of Assault, Rights Violation in Anti-Gay Attack ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
SAINTS ALIVE! : Despite Image Problems, Santa Ana High School Approaches Century Mark With Hope, Vibrancy JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
The State
Swiss Hostage Asks Government to Hand Over Shia Hijacker Associated Press
Will Also Negotiate With Democrats in Congress, He Says : Bush Pledges to Take Lead on Reducing Deficit JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
Hussein Leaves Cairo, Supports Palestinians From Reuters
2 Flee to West; 1 Caught From Reuters
Johnson Pushes Capitol Reform Measures : Action by Assembly's GOP Leader Timed to Monday's Speaker Election LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Sen. Heflin Satisfactory Associated Press
The World
The Nation : Cubans Ask Justices to Halt Deportation
County School Districts Lottery Expenditures: Percentages Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Leavett Biles / Los Angeles Times
Death Before British Trial, Priest Vows From Reuters
The World
Chinese Aide in Moscow to Plan Summit Talks MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The World : Soviet Hijacking
Soviets Signal They Want Next Week's Summit to Yield Results From Reuters
Soviet Shuttle Almost Right on Money United Press International
Unemployment Up Despite 463,000 New Non-Farm Jobs From Times Wire Services
Bhutto Takes Oath, Vows Gains Associated Press
Gunman Opens Bank Early From Times Wire Services
The Nation
The Nation
The World
Alfonsin to Meet Bush From Reuters
The World
Governor May Reverse His Field : Might Endorse Repeal of Spending Limit He Has Backed DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
The State
State Court Ruling Backs Environment Disclosure Act PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
New Home Sales Startle Experts Associated Press
Stolen Yule Trees Nothing to Sniff At Associated Press
Lotto Sales By Month Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Leavett Biles / Los Angeles Times
Plane Fare Compiled by the Fashion 88 staff
Half of State's Nursing Homes Fall Short in Federal Study ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writers
The World
Reform Laws OKd by Soviet Parliament MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Afghan Rebels Leave for Saudi Arabia, Talks With Soviets From Reuters
The World
The Nation
Parts of Ohio, New York Get Foot of Snow From United Press International
Counts Against North Left Intact United Press International
9 Wild Horses Destroyed United Press International
Space Shuttle Rockets Into Orbit on Secret Spy Mission Associated Press
The World
Marcos Can Be Sued Under U.S. Law, Court Rules PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : Starting at End of a Broken Marriage ELAINE KENDALL
Pig Hunter Accidentally Killed by Companion
Police, Responding to a Distress Call, Storm Wrong House From Reuters
Salinas Assumes Office in Mexico : Vows to Put Nation's Interest Above That of Debt Holders MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Denies Action Is 'Backdoor Way to Block a Trial' : Reagan Defends Ban on North Evidence LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
'Can't Happen to Me' View Raises AIDS Risk in Young MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Black-Tie: A Priority for Propriety BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
Peru Crash Kills Wife Of Jersey City Mayor From Reuters
Fire Razes Town House Project From United Press International
2nd Intruder in Pentagon Computers : 'Hacker' May Have Altered User Files in Nationwide Link ROBERT GILLETTE and MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writers
Bush, Dukakis Meet, Vow to Work Together United Press International
Congress Urged to Fight Global Warming WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Developer Fees, Housing Commission : Panel Urges Major Effort to Ease L.A. Rental Crisis JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Shuttle Liftoff Due Today After Winds Force Delay JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
In Those Days, County Had but One : Richards Wielded Solo Power as State Senator JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writer
Pakistan Expels 2 India Diplomats From Reuters
Gorbachev Urges End to Ethnic Strife : Armenia, Azerbaijan Leaders Summoned to Scolding at Kremlin MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Gen. Powell to Oversee All Army Troops in U.S. Associated Press
Fashion 88 : Colorful Prints in Spring Collections for Stylish Tykes ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
Kansas City Allocates Blast Site Repair Funds United Press International
Air Crash Victim Identified as Key Figure in Iran Affair Associated Press
Salvador's Duarte, Terminally Ill, Hospitalized in Mexico City Associated Press
Multivitamins May Prevent Certain Birth Defects, Study Finds JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
County School Districts Lottery Income And Expenditures: 1987-1988 Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Leavett Biles / Los Angeles Times
Japanese Official Offers to Quit Over Aide's Stock Deal SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
9 Balls to Mark Bush Inauguration United Press International
Peres Keeps Hope Alive for Heading Israel Government : Labor Leader Picks Up Support of Ultra-Orthodox Party, May Have 60 Votes in Knesset WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Winner Issues Reassurances : Loser Hints of Continued Fight to Get RJR Nabisco PAUL RICHTER, Times Staff Writer
Soviet Move to Let 45 Emigrate Reported : Knowledge of State Secrets No Longer a Bar, U.S. Official Says DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
The State : U.S. Accuses Fresno Schools
FBI's Capitol Probe Draws 1st Guilty Plea PAUL JACOBS and RICHARD C. PADDOCK, Times Staff Writers
Long Beach Naval Shipyard Seen Ripe for Closure MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Doctor Acquitted on Charges He Killed Terminally Ill Wife Associated Press
U.S. Agrees to Uranium Plant Cleanup in Ohio Associated Press
The State
Charlie Rouse; Tenor Saxophonist Played With Monk in '60s
Officers' Bid to Seize Argentine Army Jail Fails United Press International
Vandals Blast, Ransack Ancient Lebanese Tombs Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Killing Suspect Listed as Willie Brown Donor From a Times Staff Writer
Gates Ordered to Pay Damages in LAPD Raid DAVID FREED, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
The State : Death Inquiry Will Continue
The Wrong Technique
The State
The World
NATO Report Challenges U.S. Critics on Sharing of Military Burden WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
Steinberg Smoked Cocaine as Girl, 6, Died, Mate Says United Press International
Beverly Enterprises Taken Off Probation CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Nixon: Library Offers Public a View of History ANN CONWAY
Shut Down by Israel Since July, Classes Reopen in West Bank : Schools Amid the Uprising: Pawns of Passion, Politics WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Ultra-Orthodox Rabbis Shoo Women From the Western Wall From Reuters
Murray Dodgers Trade Reported
Anti-Apartheid Activist Freed : S. African Journalist Put Under Tight Restrictions Associated Press
Agent in KAL Jet Blast 'Hates' Leaders Associated Press
Who Calls Tattler Lines for Drivers? PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Luciano Benetton Scores Big in Sportswear Game ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
1 Killed, 2 Hurt in Pier Fire at Morro Bay MILES CORWIN, Times Staff Writer
Post-Crash Survey Faults Delta for Continued Cockpit 'Lapses' ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Biker Chic Rides High With L.A. Fashion Hogs JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
5 Cubans With Crime Records Are Deported : U.S. Deports First 5 Boat Lift Cubans Associated Press
5 Hijack Soviet School Bus, Get Plane, Land in Israel : Bandits Paid Ransom of $3.3 Million From Times Wire Services
Housework--Men Do More; Women Do Most RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, Associated Press Writer
Bhutto Named Prime Minister of Pakistan : First Woman to Head a Muslim Nation to Take Oath Today in Transition to Democratic Rule MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
County Lotto Winners Clipboard researched by Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Leavett Biles / Los Angeles Times
Transformation of est Founder Werner Erhard : The Noted Salesman of Personal Effectiveness Is Still Attracting the Buyers IRIS KRASNOW, United Press International
Half of State's Nursing Homes Fall Short in Federal Study ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writers
Three-Year Effort Against Heroin and Cocaine Deals : 201 in U.S., Italy Charged in Drug Trade PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
State Water Project Orders 40% Cut in Supplies to Be Allocated to Farmers From a Times Staff Writer
Australia Closes Yugoslav Consulate in Teen's Shooting United Press International
Kudos for Kahn
HIGH LIFE : Push for 14 Years' Schooling Foreseen Youth News Service
Defense of New Age
HIGH LIFE : DRIVING AMBITION : Teachers in the Hot Seat Tell Why Training Teens Can Be Heck on Wheels DAWN STONE, Dawn Stone, 15, is a junior at El Toro High School, where she is the editor of the student newspaper, The BullETin, and a member of the academic competition team. She also enjoys playing saxophone and reading
Defense of New Age
HIGH LIFE : Students Fear the Ominous Approach of Real Life
Defense of New Age
The People Behind the Boutique That Helps Orangewood KAREN NEWELL YOUNG, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Why Younger Men Love Older Women SUSAN CHRISTIAN, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Another MCRD Death Blamed on Suicide JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
2 Accused of Smuggling Exotic Snakes From Mexico JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Firm Under Fire for Terminal Estimate Says It Was Correct JEFFREY A. PERLMAN and MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writers
Father Wins Custody in Lapin Case; Judge Rejects Allegations ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Fear Stalks Gays in Wake of Slayings MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Kingdom Hall Comes Right Along : Jehovah's Witnesses Raise Own Building A. DAHLEEN GLANTON, Times Staff Writer
Festival of Trees is hospital's way of spreading yuletide cheer. GERALD FARIS
1 Dead as Car Swerves Off Ventura Freeway
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Bank Robbery Suspect Dissuaded From Leap
Cool, Sunny Days to Reverse Warming Trend CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Chemical Vials Case to Be Discussed Dec. 13
Local News in Brief : Tustin : Tustin Man Arrested in Abduction, Slaying
Sewage Spill Closes Strip on Mission Bay
Noted Chefs to Load Up Pallets and Leave Town ANTHONY PERRY
Local News in Brief : 2 Accused of Taking Cocaine to Utah
Local News in Brief : Raw Milk Products Recalled by Officials
Local News in Brief : Reports of Virus's Death Are Premature
Local News in Brief : Taxes on Developers Voided by Court
Local News in Brief : Off-Ramps to Be Closed on Ventura Freeway
Mexico Turns a Page : New President Will Find Change Elusive, Troubling JORGE G. CASTANEDA, Jorge G. Castaneda is a graduate professor of political science at the National University of Mexico and a co-author of "Limits to Friendship: the United States and Mexico" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1988).
Landfill Closing in Florida Celebrated by Residents Associated Press
Local News in Brief : Study of Valley Rail Options Renewed
'Freedom for the Thought That We Hate' Should Have Guided Shultz on Arafat GARY HART, Former Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado was a Democratic presidential candidate in 1984 and 1988.
Local News in Brief : Slum Hotel Owner Gets Freeway Duty
Economic Madness
Probe of Woman's Death Goes Forward
Court Rescinds Tax for Schools in Santa Clarita MAYERENE BARKER, Times Staff Writer
Villain of the Buses
Local News in Brief
GOP Tax Increase
Not Voting
Controversy Over Toxic Incinerator
Fighting the Drug War
Controversy Over Toxic Incinerator
Fighting the Drug War
County Blames Computer Glitch for Tax Bill Snafu VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
GOP Threatens Recall : Heavy Pressure Is Put on Mojonnier to Vote Against Willie Brown BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Trial Begins Over Abandonment of Hazardous Chemicals CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Seaside City Stumped by Deeds of Tree Poisoner : Threatening Letter Accompanies Killing of Tall Pines in Palos Verdes Estates GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Folding the Iron Curtain
Admission by Jail Informant Not Reported TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Center for Developmentally Disabled Honored MICHAEL J. YBARRA, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Liberals
Rush-Hour Parking Ban Irks De Soto Avenue Residents GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Happy Days Are Here Again : Dining, Dancing With Supper Club Style DAVID NELSON
Air Quality Nearly Hits Stage 1 HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Woman, 22, Killed by Purse Snatcher
3 Murder Charges Against Obstetrician in Valencia Reinstated by Judge GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Molestations of 2 More Day-Care Infants Alleged JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Renewal Plans Presented for Northern Hawthorne BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Controversy Over Toxic Incinerator
Artists' Efforts to Help Laguna Community Clinic Won't Go Unrewarded HERBERT J. VIDA
Democracy Reaps a Whirlwind in Peru : Popular Mood Turns on President as Economy Spins Into Chaos LAWRENCE A. CLAYTON, Lawrence A. Clayton, the director of Latin American studies at the University of Alabama, is in Peru as a Fulbright lecturer at the University of Lima.
Local News in Brief : 2 Infants at Home Reportedly Molested
Local News in Brief : Midway City : HUD Honors Innovative Design of Midway Meadows Housing for Elderly
1988 Ranks as 3rd Worst Smog Year of Decade EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Bay Termed Swimmable, Fishable in Most Cases KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
The (Basket) Ballroom : Avalon High's Lancers Bring a New Bounce to Dance Floor ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
It's the Betrayal of Trust That Makes Us Question Use of Jailhouse Informants SAMUEL H. PILLSBURY, Samuel H. Pillsbury is an associate professor of law at Loyola Law School.
Local News in Brief : Drug Dealer Killed by Rival, Police Say
Local News in Brief : Area Closed Off Due to Leaking Ammonia
Memorial Service Scheduled for Westminster City Atty. Paul H. Morgan
Judge Gives Blessing on Agreement to Cut Crowding at 5 Jails RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Policeman Accused of Selling Cocaine
Claims Filed for Homeless Confiscations MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Stadium Board Gives Tentative OK to Voluntary Ban on Smoking GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
Judge Upholds City's Action on Aztec Brewery ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : No Evidence Minkow Beaten, Doctor Says
Skepticism Greets New Gang Program JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Vandals Daub Swastikas on Israeli Center JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 2 Gang Members Sent to Prison in Slaying
Suspect's Father Held in Carson Slaying KIMBERLY L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Charges Filed in Medical Supplies Case RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Tax Collector to Stay Open 2 Saturdays
Controversy Over Toxic Incinerator
Local News in Brief : Brea : La Habra Man Shot in Head on Highway
Sex-Change Pioneer Sues a Mission Viejo Hospital for Damages ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
'88 Ranked 3rd Worst Smog Year of Decade EDWARD J. BOYER, Times Staff Writer
Fence Goes Up at Arleta Park to Quiet Fears of Neighbors STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Man Convicted in Abduction, Slaying of 2 College Students GEORGE RAMOS, Times Staff Writer
Film Studio Guard Slain by Suspected Killer of 3 T.W. McGARRY and CARLOS V. LOZANO, Times Staff Writers
Manhattan Beach School Site Sold to Gardena Builder for $10 Million MAUREEN FAN, Times Staff Writer
Shook Baby Out of Panic, Sitter Says at Murder Trial CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Private School Closed by IRS After Failing to Pay Taxes STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Naval Shipyard Seen Ripe for Closure MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer
Positive Punch : Police Boxing Club Fills Youngsters' Time as an Alternative to Gangs, Drugs RICK HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
S.D. Delegation Returns With Tentative Agreements on Soviet Art Fest Exhibits HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Acquitted of Murder Attempt : 3 Alleged Skinheads Convicted of Assault ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Huge Canyon Country Housing Project OKd STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Son Portrayed as Both Killer, Victim of Father DREW SILVERN, Times Staff Writer
D.A. Drops Tustin Molestation Case STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Informant Told Tester of Lying Back in 1987 TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
Holdups Climbing as Robbers Take Aim on Armored Trucks TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Exposed Himself to 2 Women : CSUN Professor to Appeal Firing SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Fire Threatens Structures on Rincon Indian Reservation
Ventura School District Tunes Out Radio Peer Counseling TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Sounds Like Progress : Old Fare Boxes Being Retired as RTD Goes High-Tech RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Officials to Pay Tribute at Nixon Library Event LONN JOHNSTON and ANN CONWAY, Times Staff Writers
Hillinger
Controversy Over Toxic Incinerator
ENTERTAINMENT
Artists Bring a Variety of Styles to New-Age Music GREGG WAGER
RESTAURANTS/Max Jacobson : Scents, Sights of Soup Bars Tease Customers Into a Feeding Frenzy Max Jacobson
Naked Truth Behind 'Naked Gun' : Direct From the Files of the Play Squad NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
Wilshire Center KRISTINE McKENNA
Exhibit Displays Power and Pathos of Acevedo's Art HILLIARD HARPER
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Naked Gun' Fires Away With Gags, Laughs MICHAEL WILMINGTON
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Warning: This Column May Be Too Hot to Read HOWARD ROSENBERG
Wilshire Center MARLENA DONOHUE
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
Video Reviews and News MICHAEL WILMINGTON
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Spence's Rock Is for Parents Too PAUL GREIN
NBC Wins Sweeps as Networks' Audience Shrinks JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movie Reviews : 'Dakota' a Sticky Sweet Star Turn for Phillips MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
La Cienega Area MARLENA DONOHUE
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
La Cienega Area CATHY CURTIS
SCR Cancels Premiere of 'Infinity's House' JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Music Reviews : Waverly Consort's 'Christmas Story' TERRY McQUILKIN
Wilshire Center KRISTINE McKENNA
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Brody Fund Awards
Video Reviews and News
Used Discs Offer Quality at Bargain Prices ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Venice KRISTINE McKENNA
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Forget Trends and Frills--at Ray's Porter-House They Show Respect for a Good Slab of Beef MICHELLE HUNEVEN
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : A Holiday Tradition on Parade in the Park HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : December Pop Music Calendar Threatens to Burst With a Host of Heavenly Acts THOMAS K. ARNOLD
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Swanshake!" at Theatre/Theater; 'Two on Two,' 'Zoo Story' at Court; 'Counter-Intelligence' at Heliotrope; 'Medal of Honor Rag' at Theatre 40 ROBERT KOEHLER
ORANGE COUNTY DANCE REVIEW : ABT Triumphs With New Morris Ballet MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
Pepsi Ads Join Paramount's Video Lineup DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
SCR Cancels Premiere of Much-Awaited New Play 'Infinity's House' JAN HERMAN, Times Staff Writer
La Cienega Area CATHY CURTIS
CalArts Dance Ensemble Celebrates Oya, Brazilian Goddess of the Winds and the Weather LAURIE OCHOA
Music Reviews : Angel Romero Prevails in Ambassador Guitar Series GREGG WAGER
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Tequila Sunrise' Lost in a Haze SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Wilshire Center KRISTINE McKENNA
Video Reviews and News TERRY ATKINSON
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
RESTAURANT REVIEW : The Pantry Opens a Quaint Reproduction Next Door CHARLES PERRY
Jimmy Stewart Waxes Folksy Over Likeness RICK VANDERKNYFF
Music
A Homecoming for Two Batsheva Dancers CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
POP LP CHART : Tiffany Takes Off as Bangles Stall DENNIS HUNT and Rank Rank 2 Weeks Title (Label) Last Week Weeks Ago on Chart 1. "Rattle and Hum" 1 1 8 U2 (sound track) (Island) 2. "Giving You the Best That I Got' 2 2 7 Anita Baker (Elektra) 3. "Cocktail" 4 5 19 Sound track (Elektra) 4. "Appetite for Destruction" 3 3 69 Guns N' Roses (Geffen) 5. "New Jersey" 5 4 11 Bon Jovi (PolyGram) * "Hold an Old Friend's Hand" -- -- 1 Tiffany (MCA), Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : A Deluge of Dickens to Deck Theater Halls NANCY CHURNIN
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : MUSIC : Musical Favorites Pulled Out of Storage KENNETH HERMAN
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : 'Cracking Good Season for Dance in S.D. EILEEN SONDAK
Movie Reviews : A Rebellious Son Returns Home in 'Tiger Warsaw' CHRIS WILLMAN
Good Cuban Food Free of Nouvelle Twists L.N. HALLIBURTON
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : Artful Visions: From African to French LEAH OLLMAN
KPBS-FM Names Dorval as Station Manager
DANCE REVIEW : ABT Triumphs With New Morris Ballet MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music/Dance Critic
MOVIE REVIEWS : Short Films Hit the Mark in Loyola Program KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Two Winners--Again--in Local News Ratings STEVE WEINSTEIN
On a Rockabilly Roll: Hard-Core Fans Live the Part : Young Musical Rebels Find '50s Are Still Nifty JIM MACAK, Macak is a Studio City free-lance writer.
L.A. Gets a Tapas Bar RUTH REICHL
The Joke May Soon Be on Downtown San Diego NANCY CHURNIN
From the San Diego Arts Community to You . . . : Gifts, candy, nog and carols. Those are just some of the joys of the Christmas season. For people who like to go out to get into the spirit, December is also the year's most jammed month on the arts calendar. From such traditional holiday fare as "A Christmas Carol" and "Amahl and the Night Visitor" to non-traditional attractions such as the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec and the opening of an automotive museum in Balboa Park, San Diegans have a feast of events from which to choose. Calendar critics spotlight just a few. : A Jazz Scene Tuned Up to Swing Into New Year DIRK SUTRO
Naked Truth Behind 'Naked Gun' : Priscilla Presley Shows Off Her Laugh Lines NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
NBC Gets Rights to 1992 Olympics for $401 Million JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Kansas Tops Seattle in Home Debut From Associated Press
Setting the Record Straight Jim Murray
Surprising Fort Irwin Falls in Coup Attempt Against Valley, 98-94 JIM COLEMAN
Undermanned Titans Stun Utah, 59-57 ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
TIMES ALL-COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM : These 23 Will Never Pass This Way Again : Rancho Buena Vista, Orange Glen Each Have 4 Players in the Seniors-Only Club CHRIS ELLO
Rangers Offer Ryan More Than $1 Million
Girls' Basketball Roundup : Easterly Paces Katella Past Artesia by 30 AL PRESTON
High School Basketball CHIN LUE
No. 5 Warriors Hit the Trail for the Pony Bowl IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Women Cagers to Face Tough Bruins ALAN DROOZ
Cardinals Make Offer to Hurst BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Aikman, Peete Candidates for Coaches' Award MAL FLORENCE
CS Long Beach Faces Georgia at Iowa City
Analysis : Plummeting Rams Search for a Reason CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
NBA Roundup : Charlotte Stops Philadelphia for 2nd Straight Victory From Associated Press
Perez KOs Flores in 12th Round to Retain His California Title STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
THE COLLEGES : Community College Roundup : Muller-Stach Scores 30 as Golden West Wins Big
Girls' Basketball Roundup BILL ROBERTSON
NHL Roundup : Blues Put On Rare Offensive Show, Rout Islanders, 8-0 From Associated Press
Golf Roundup : Sheehan-Haas Team Leads by 1 From Associated Press
CSUN, Chapman to Collide Again--in Volleyball Playoff MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Chapman Women Suffer 76-75 Defeat
Names in the News
Loyola Becomes a Late Night Loser : UC Santa Barbara Holds Off Lion Comeback to Win, 95-94 ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Council Tries to Lure Players THOMAS BONK
Kings Win as Nicholls Leads the Way, 9-3 : His 8 Points Against Toronto Give Him Top Spot in NHL Scoring Race TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Angels' McLemore to Have Surgery ROSS NEWHAN
Defenseless UC Irvine Plays San Diego State JOHN WEYLER
THE PREPS : After Benching, McCorkle Sparks Capistrano Valley TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Oak Park Player Denied Restraining Order STEVEN FLEISCHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Smith Foiled in Quest for Second Tennis Title
Toros Cagers Lose Top Rebound Prospect : Coach Looking for More Help on Boards as Dominguez Hills Drops First 2 Games PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Tennis Playoffs : Phebus Gets a First for the County : Corona Del Mar Freshman Wins Twice to Take Singles Title ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Ratings Game: Green Is the Winning Color
Fullerton Surprises Utah and Itself : Despite Losing Players and Coach, Titans Win Opener ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Basketball Roundup
CSUN Tops Bethany Bible With 2nd 100-Point Effort
NCAA Women's Volleyball Playoffs : UCLA to Defend Ranking Against the Best of the West MARYANN HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Sea King Girl Harriers Head for Elite Meet TIM DERMODY
USD Advances 5 Tennis Players to Quarterfinals
West Torrance Heads Girls Soccer Tourney Field
Bruins Rack Up Easy Win in Miami JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Wrestlers to Vie for State Berths RALPH NICHOLS
On Sunday Nights, Channel 4's Roggin Sweeps Competition Larry Stewart
Prep Friday : Division III Football Playoffs : Thompson Makes Up for Lost Time : Linebacker Moves Into a Starring Role for Los Alamitos BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
THE PREPS : Boys' Basketball Roundup : Trabuco Hills Rallies, Then Holds Off Newport Harbor
High School Basketball : Simi Valley Loses in Own Tournament TIM BROWN
Still Rivals : Instead of a Traditional Meeting in the Opener, Scott, Welch Brace for a December Duel With More Than Bragging Rights in Santa Clarita Valley at Stake VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
A BATTLE IN THE WILD : Bighorn Hunting Is Still Gunpoint of Contention to Some RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
High School Basketball
Young Lifts Moorpark in Overtime
Cal State Fullerton Wins in Wrestling
JC Notes / Irene Garcia : El Camino Grid Coach, 22 Players Win Honors Irene Garcia
Pepperdine Has No Trouble With Northern Arizona, 96-61 RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
GUARD OPTIMISM : SDSU's Bryan Williams Looking More Like the Point Man Brandenburg Needs CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
McKeon, Padres Pursuing Murphy : Two-Time National League MVP Is Just One Name on the Team's Shopping List BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Women's Basketball Roundup : LSU Upsets Long Beach, 78-73
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division VIII : Woodbridge and Yurkovich Shake Off Loss, Take On Agoura ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
His One Good Turn Often Leads to a Goal : Zoran Karic Has Been Putting a Different Spin on the Sockers' Attack CHRIS ELLO
Fishing Notes / Dan Stanton : Lots of Black Sea Bass Hitting Hook but Anglers Can't Hold Onto Them Dan Stanton
PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Leuzinger Cagers Run, Gun Their Way Over Aggressive Hart, 81-68 TIM DERMODY
Toros Women's Coach Would Like Some Tall Spikers Under Tree Alan Drooz
High School Football Playoffs : Chula Vista Knows What to Expect SCOTT MILLER
Stolz Might Consider Staying in a New Job at SDSU CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Matching Components : Marianne and Kathleen Dixon Stand on Equal Terms as Twins, Teammates on Northridge Volleyball Team JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
Times' All-County Second Team
Prep Friday : Division I Football Playoffs : Hard Hits Come Easily for Servite's Greedy STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Prep Friday : Division VI Football Playoffs : Leasure Makes Quite a Name for Himself at Valencia DONNA CARTER, Times Staff Writer
Masters Tennis Tournament : Hlasek Wins Ex-Czech Challenge THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
It's Unanimous! : Morningside Girls Are the Cream of the South Bay Preseason Crop as Palos Verdes Waits in the Wings GREGORY GONZALEZ
Crimson Tide Is Easy 30-10 Winner Over Texas A&M Associated Press
College Football / Richard Hoffer : The Best Thing About Predictions Is You Remember the Right Ones Richard Hoffer
BUSINESS
Steinberg's Firm May Acquire the Rest of Tiger International NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Service Is Key to Pleasing the Luxury-Minded Jane Applegate
General Cinema to Sell Its Bottling Unit to Pepsico Associated Press
Profit Taking Sinks Market; Dow Off 12.63 : Volume Light as Traders Await Employment Data From Times Wire Services
Utah Firm Wins Contract for Work on Arizona Dam United Press International
Los Angeles County
Real Estate
Top Indicators Rise a Slight 0.1% in October : Analysts Say Gain May Signal Sluggish Growth Associated Press
Nation
Notes
Construction Pace Up 4th Month in Row Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Nation
Newsmakers
Real Estate
Gibraltar Seeks New Investors to Boost Capital : Ailing S&L Discusses Assistance Options With Regulators; Chairman Resigns TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Corporate Data Subsidiary to Expand Its Iowa Facility
Reorganization Jeopardized : Judge Finds Flaw in Care's Hearing Notice JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
AT&T Will Take $6.7-Billion Charge for 1st Annual Loss BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
AT&T Cutbacks to Eliminate 71 Jobs Here LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE : Nexus USA Acquires Option on Land in Riverside; Shopping Center Planned
Retail Sales Pick Up Late in November From Associated Press
Disney Forms New Film Unit in Plan to Double Output MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
General Automation Pondering New WesPac Proposals DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Director of SDG&E Resigns to Protest Merger Approval GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
California
Thatcher Moves to Put British Electric Monopoly on the Block Associated Press
Macmillan to Sell 4 Units to KKR for $400 Million United Press International
Howard Allen's Megavolt Merger : Gnawing SDG&E into submission is only the latest success for Southern California Edison's tenacious chairman. And he's not done yet. DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
International Markets for U.S. Movies Boom MICHAEL CIEPLY, Times Staff Writer
Security Pacific Acquires Bank in N. California : $62-Million Deal Involves 44 Branches in Bay Area DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
SDG&E Director Resigns to Protest Merger Vote GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Molecular Design, Glaxo and DEC in Joint Venture United Press International
10 County Firms on Inc. 500 for Fastest Growth in U.S.
Winning Streak Ends for RJR's Johnson JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
GM Asks Partial Refund on Hughes Aircraft Deal : Contends That Problems Were Minimized During 1985 Negotiations That Led to $5.2-Billion Merger RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Wells Fargo Will Start Brokerage Firm in January : Venture Marks Banking Industry's 1st Full-Service Operation in California DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Buena Park Nabisco Workers Wait to See How Cookie Crumbles MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
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