What happened on December 04, 1988

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'That Time' for Women Is When Science Pins a New Fetish on Hormones CAROL TAVRIS, Carol Tavris is a social psychologist and writer in Los Angeles
The Risks of Residue: How Much Is Too Much? Donella H. Meadows, Donella H. Meadows is an adjunct professor of environmental and policy studies at Dartmouth College
Bush's Open Door
Philippines 'Dirty War': Public Likes the Results Despite High Human Costs John J. Carroll, John J. Carroll, S.J., a Catholic priest and sociologist, is director of the Institute for Church and Social Issues at the Ateneo De Manila University
Power to the Powerful
Here He Comes, Ready to Deal : As Target of Gorbachev Visit, Bush Must Set His Own Path NICHOLAS DANILOFF, Nicholas Daniloff, former Moscow correspondent for U.S. News and World Report, is resident fellow at the Joan Shorenstein Barone Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University
A Mao-Inspired Rebel Rage Grows in the Back Country of Peru Mark R. Day, Mark R. Day is an American journalist and broadcaster based in Lima, Peru
'Time for a Truce'
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
Deficit
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
Breaking Into Computers Is a Crime--Pure and Simple EDWARD A. PARRISH, Edward A. Parrish, the dean of the Vanderbilt University School of Engineering, is the president of the IEEE Computer Society, whose membership includes 95,000 computing professionals in academic, industrial and governmental positions
India Loses Its Place in Soviet Policy Bharat Wariavwalla, Bharat Wariavwalla is a senior fellow at the Center for the Study of Developing Societies in New Delhi
A Grade-by-Grade Reform for Federal Education Aid Robert L. Hardesty, Robert L. Hardesty, a White House assistant to President Lyndon B. Johnson, served from 1981 until June, 1988, as president of Southwest Texas State University
Land Reform Is Back in Aquino's Court ROY PROSTERMAN and TIMOTHY HANSTAD, Roy Prosterman and Timothy Hanstad are development specialists at the University of Washington Law School in Seattle
UC Dilemma: Admitting Ethnic Diversity While Maintaining Academic Excellence John H. Bunzel, John H. Bunzel is the former president of San Jose State University, a past member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and a senior research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
Quayle Cartoon
Flower of Christmas
Metric Transition
U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat

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Santa Fe's Winding Road of Attractive and Sophisticated Collectibles JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer
Swiss Holiday Card Good for Railway and Buses JACK ADLER
A Christmas Preview JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
A Guidebook Bonanza PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Hostels Set to Open on Both Coasts LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Traveling in Style
Traveling in Style
Fireplaces on the Sands
Traveling in Style
Historic Khyber Pass May Reopen LARRY HABEGGER and JAMES O'REILLY, Habegger and O'Reilly are free-lance writers living in Northern California .
Special Ski Offers in Purgatory BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
Problems at Airports TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles
Studying a Princess Still in Drydock SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH, Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers.
Color the Christmas Spirit Rosy in Arroyo Grande MICHELE and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are free-lance writers/photographers living in Laguna Beach.
Bay City Rivieras : San Francisco rises on the horizon like the skyline in an artist's canvas, providing a backdrop for Sausalito at the tip of Marin County peninsula north across the bay. JERRY HULSE, Times Travel Editor
Variety of Major 'Provisions' in Connecticut MIMI G. SOMMER, Sommer is a free-lance writer living in New Haven, Conn
Car-Rental Firm Is Super
Professional Bull
Saunas Can Warm Up Guests to Hardy Finland BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Vist to a Special Place
All This and Filet Mignon

What happened on December 04, 1988

NEWS

Ft. Leavenworth's Military Inmates Get Grim Home Where Discipline Is Order of Day MATT TRUELL, Associated Press

Rev. J. Vernon McGee, 84; Pioneer Radio Evangelist TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer

U.N. Stamp Collectors on Endangered List PETER JAMES SPIELMANN, Associated Press

John Maher; Founded Program for Addicts in San Francisco WILLIAM OVEREND, Times Staff Writer

La Verne Drops Ban on Children in Trailer Parks JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

Texans Offer to Turn Flock Into 'Healers' RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer

Humor and the Revolution : Sandinista Cartoonist Tests His Comrades' Tolerance JULIA PRESTON, The Washington Post

Doing Without Hospitals : Rural Towns Suffer but Cope Without Care Sharon Cohen, Associated Press

Saudis Behead Two Men From Reuters

Father Found Innocent in Slaying of Addict Son Associated Press

Hong Kong Hopes to Get Underworld Members to Renounce Triad Secret Societies DAVID SCHLESINGER, Reuters

Archeologists Dig Up a Lot of Old Boston STEFAN FATSIS, Associated Press

Sex Addiction? 6% May Have It, but Experts Doubt It Exists LEE SIEGEL, Associated Press

Females Respected but Often Given Inferior Role in Islamic Society : Bhutto's Rise--Paradox of Women in Pakistan MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

Taking Wing : It's Smooth Sailing When Hang Glider and His Flight-Loving Dog Ride the Winds SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Pulls Out of U.N. Military Unit in Lebanon From Reuters

Security Tightened as Refugees Flee Strife in 2 Soviet Regions Associated Press

Renewal Plan for Uptown Takes Another Step Forward MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer

This Book Award Recipient Was Taken Aback ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writer

2 Net $253,000 in Theft From Reuters

TV Request for Calls to Santa Robs Parents of Holiday Spirit Associated Press

'Power Lunch' in N.Y. to Stress U.S.-Soviet Ties ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer

Let's Bag the Holiday Shop Talk Alice Kahn

Relocated Rhinos Thriving and Reproducing in Nepal BINAYA GURUACHARYA, Associated Press

Border Train Crash Kills 8 From Reuters

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : LOOKING AHEAD : THE ECONOMY BUSH FAVORS : Defense Sector May Suffer but the Nation's Export-Oriented Industries Should Get Help JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer

Reagan Says He'll Tell Gorbachev That Bush Represents Continuity From Reuters

Gulf Arab Leaders to Push Iran-Iraq Peace From Reuters

Salvadoran Rebels Stepping Up Attacks : Bloodiest Fighting in 3 Years Calls Into Question Army's Tactics KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer

High-Level Iran Team to Head for Moscow From Reuters

Contract for New Jail Omitted One Main Item: Doors Associated Press

$1-Million Fire Hits Landmark S.F. Building United Press International

Driver Triggers Crash After $100 Flies Out the Window United Press International

6 Teen-Agers Killed as Their Car, Truck Collide United Press International

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : INVESTMENT STRATEGIES : MAKING YOURSELF CRASHWORTHY : 'Stop Orders,' Computer Link and Close Ties With Brokers Could Help If the Market Flops Again CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer

RFK Son's Energy Firm Will Help Needy Pasadenans Pay Electric Bills MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : INVESTMENT STRATEGIES : THIS IS A LOUSY TIME TO INVEST : Interest Rates Are Rising, Bargains Are Scarce and There's Too Much Good News JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer

Future for Gutsy Fighters Is in Doubt : Like Old Soldier, Gurkha May Fade Away JOHN BILOTTA, United Press International

Burma Rebels, Police Clash; 13 Die United Press International

Bell Eyes Freeze on Residential Development JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer

Jobless Rate Hits 5.3%, but Job Creation Soars from a Staff Writer

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : LOOKING AHEAD : THE VALUE OF HOME : It's Hard to Sell in New York, but the Southland Is Still Hot MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer

Israel Turns Over Hijackers to Soviets : Moscow Offers Rare Praise to Jerusalem for Quick Action in Case WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer

Jockeying for Rare Political Plum Begins 2 Years Early FREDERICK M. MUIR, Staff Writer

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : LEARNING THE ROPES : TO GET AHEAD, IT HELPS TO START RICH : Barring Help, Try Long-Term Investments in Small Firms : COMMENTARY JAMES FLANIGAN, Times Staff Writer

Drug Trade Is 'No. 1 Issue,' Bhutto Declares MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

Time Off for Love in the Office from Reuters

5.0 Quake Injures 32 in Southland : Temblor, Centered at Pasadena, Felt Over Six Counties KENNETH REICH and ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writers

Only Lady Luck Gives Out Invitations to a Jolly Good Christmas at Yosemite Associated Press

It Takes a Real Capitalist to Put the Glitz in Glasnost DAVE JOHNSON

Postmarks That Say Christmas--and Noel and . . . Associated Press

Stroke Patient Stuck Amid Bureaucratic Tangle When Medicare Benefits Expire DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer

Low-Cost Homesteads Offered : Island in Maine Attracts New Residents STEPHEN COSTELLO, Associated Press

Doing Without Hospitals : City Hospitals Not Immune to Financial Woes Sharon Cohen, Associated Press

Talks Stall on Southern Africa Peace Plan, Namibia Freedom WILLIAM CLAIBORNE, The Washington Post

Plan to Revise Social Security Appeals Is Killed ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT and MARLENE CIMONS, Times Staff Writers

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : LEARNING THE ROPES : A POP QUIZ : How Well Do You Remember the Major Financial Developments of 1988? BILL SING, Times Staff Writer

Release of Spy Satellite Expected : NASA Dishes Up Menu, No News on Atlantis' Day From Times Wire Services

Parliament Dissolved, Vote Called in Sri Lanka From Reuters

Malaysia Sticks Its Neck Out for Turtles HARI S. MANIAM, Associated Press

No Parking Burgeoning Problem Is Driving Motorists Crazy ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer

Dukakis Vows to Play 'Constructive Role' After Conference With Bush From Times Wire Services

Singapore Helps Singles to Become Doubles REGINALD CHUA, Reuters

It's Doubled in Past 5 Years : Business Is Bumper-to-Bumper in L.B. Tow Lot ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer

Mediterranean: Today's 'Paradise Lost' MIMI MANN, Associated Press

'Flying Dinosaur' Still Offers Joy Rides in South Africa JONATHAN SHARP, Reuters

Governor Asks Reagan, Bush to Plead Armenia Case With Gorbachev GEORGE SKELTON, Times Sacramento Bureau Chief

INVESTMENT OUTLOOK: HOW TO GET AHEAD : INVESTMENT STRATEGIES : THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO INVEST : Oil Stocks Appear Ready to Bounce Back and Bush Hopes to Cut Capital Gains Tax BARRY STAVRO, Times Staff Writer

First Flu Cases of New Season Reported Associated Press

Effort to Retire 'Mainland Deputies' Sparks Uproar in Taiwan's Parliament from Reuters

Secret U.S.-Israeli Accord on Covert Operations Told From the Washington Post

Unseen and Often-Exploited Part of Work Force : Mexico's Indian Domestics Face Abuses JOANNA GRIFFIN, United Press International

The Age of Democratic Unraveling : Washingtonian Reflects on His Party's Unlearned Lessons SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL, The Washington Post

Cooks Display Their True Grits DICK RORABACK

Thatcher Scolds Irish Leader on IRA Extradition Case From Reuters

Social Service Agency Strives to Help Young Adults Cope With Cancer SAMUEL GREENGARD

Crenshaw Area Wary of Boys' Bid for Mall Market JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer

British Judge Who 'Excused' Father's Abuse of Child Quits From Times Wire Services