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What happened on February 01, 1988
SPORTS
7-Foot Mike White to Fight Dee Collier at Irvine Marriott
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE GAME : THIS ONE SMARTS : Bronco Defense Gave Way on Chalkboard and Kept Giving, Even After It Hurt BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Super Diamond Gets a Big 'Cap Tuneup in San Pasqual Win BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE WINNERS : A DOSE OF PERSPECTIVE : After Cancer, Even Manley Doesn't Faze Encinitas' Kartz BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Unbeaten BYU Using Latin Beat
Cruguet Rides Tappiano to Upset Win Associated Press
San Diego State Women Lose to Hawaii, 70-58
USC and Washington Will Battle for Ninth Place in Pac-10 Tonight MAL FLORENCE
SDSU Looks to End 4-Game Losing Streak Against Hawaii in Honolulu CURT HOLBREICH
Johnson Has Little Hope of Making U.S. Team
SUPER BOWL XXII : NOTES : Who Ordered Pheasant Under Canvas? BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Hotline at Calgary Winter Olympic Site Draws Fire From USSR Sports Paper Associated Press
SUPER BOWL XXII : Other Views KEN DENLINGER, The Washington Post
In the Other Skins Game, Chi Chi Wins Big : Rodriguez Picks Up $300,000 After Beating Palmer in Sudden Death Associated Press
SUPER BOWL XXII : COMMENTARY : Super Bowl XXII Is Williams' Personal Everest : In a Season of Ups and Downs, Redskin Quarterback Finally Climbs to Top TONY KORNHEISER, The Washington Post
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE GAME : Sanders Pulls Switch and Gets Back on His Feet DAVE DISTEL, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Flyers Fall to Capitals on Deflected Goal From Times Wire Services
NBA : Lackluster Celtics Get Past 76ers From Times Wire Services
24 Hours of Daytona : Jaguars Finish First, Third to End Porsche Domination Associated Press
SUPER BOWL XXII : Williams' Performance Ends Wait for Grambling's Robinson CRAIG STANKE, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review : Tuioti Cooler Toward Nebraska After His Visit Steve Lowery
SUPER BOWL XXII : NOTES : NO PRETTY PICTURE : Cable Problem in Parts of Santa Monica Means Viewers Don't Have a Super Day SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : COMMENTARY : For the Broncos, No Silver Lining in This One : For Their Fans, Only Solutions Are Orange Sackcloth and Hurtin' Music BUDDY MARTIN, Denver Post
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : Paramedic Uniforms Were the Ticket for 7 Slick Fans
College Basketball Roundup : Seikaly Scores 33 to Lead Syracuse Past Michigan From Times Wire Services
SUPER BOWL XXII : Other Views CHRISTINE BRENNAN, The Washington Post
After a Nasty Break, Lambert Rides Again : Veteran Jockey Goes Down With an Injury Just at the Time He Was On His Way Back Up BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Phoenix Open Golf : Lyle's Bogeys Good Enough to Win Associated Press
Redskins Rally, and Rally, and Rally : Elway, Broncos Are No Match for Williams BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Tragedy Follows Victories by Cotton and Mosqueda in Redondo Beach Race MARYANN HUDSON
Cape York : A Haven for Anglers Among Perils of Australia's Northern Wilderness EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : TELEVISION VIEWS : ABC's Telecast Lived Up to the Game, Which May Not Be Saying Much JAY SHARBUTT
SUPER BOWL XXII : Super Bore Extreme in Its Offense JIM MURRAY
SUPER BOWL XXII : TELEVISION VIEWS : Dierdorf Had as Good a Day at the Mike as Redskins Did on Field LARRY STEWART
SUPER BOWL XXII : Washington Scene : WIRED IN D.C. : There's Electricity on the Streets as Redskin Fans Get Plugged Into Celebration JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE WINNERS : Wilburn Gets Early Wake-Up Call From Elway : Redskin Cornerback Is Embarrassed by Touchdown Play but Bounces Back DAVE DISTEL, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE GAME : Amigos Are Handed Their Sombreros : Other Than Opening Play, Washington Shuts Down Denver's Wide Receivers MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : DENVER SCENE : BUSTED BRONCO FANS : The Fast Start and the Sudden Turnaround Knock Denver Rooters for a Loop From Associated Press
SUPER BOWL XXII : COMMENTARY : Redskins' Balance Tips Scale Their Way BOB OATES
SUPER BOWL XXII : Williams' Day a Painful Treat : Redskin Quarterback's 2nd Period Leaves Broncos Gasping for Breath CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : QUARTERBACK WATCH : NO WAY, ELWAY : It Started Well, Then Came the Uprising and Downfall GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE INCREDIBLE QUARTER : It Was All Over After Redskins Scored a Record 35 Points RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : QUARTERBACK WATCH : THAT'S THE WAY : Doug Williams Lets His Actions Do All the Talking BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : STADIUM SCENE : Being There Isn't So Super When You Can't See : Temporary Seats Show Very Little in Way of Action RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
SUPER BOWL XXII : COMMENTARY : Smith Gets the Wrinkles Out of the Redskin Running Game MIKE DOWNEY
SUPER BOWL XXII : COMMENTARY : Broncos' Hyped Three Amigos Pale in Brilliance of 'Seven Kemosabes' SCOTT OSTLER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : 'Sharks' Cut It Close : Scalpers Hold the Line on Prices; 'They Practically Had Fins' ANDREA ESTEPA, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Coffee, Cigarettes, Cancer Tie Compiled from Times staff and wire reports and
A Family Learns to Cope in the Unsolved Murder of a Placentia Girl, 14 CARLOS LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : Lindbergh Field Braces for 'Busiest Day' in Its History RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
A Courthouse Called 'Fort Compton' Lives on the Cutting Edge of Justice TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Eye Herpes: Virus-Borne Disease Can Peril Vision KATHRYN PHILLIPS, Kathryn Phillips is a Pasadena free-lance writer
T-Shirt Artist Helps Pet-Lovers Wear Their Sentiments on Sleeves Herbert J. Vida
Officer Dies 3 Weeks After Being Shot : He Never Regained Consciousness; Ex-Convict Suspect Held CURTIS TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Virus Threat Seen in Fish Farming Practices Compiled from Times staff and wire reports and
Attorney Cast as Both Slaying Mastermind, Biker Friends' Victim JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
First Black California Club Member Signs Up KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Time Out for TV : Fans Away From Home Go the Extra Yard to Watch Super Bowl JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : Drivers' Tent Took the Wait Off Their Back ARMANDO ACUNA, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners
Orange County Legislators Put Their Stamp on Bills for '88 DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Mail Call: Beilenson's Week Is Full of Job Advice ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Man Found Shot to Death Near Border
Attacker Dangles Woman From Overpass DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Boost for Superconductors Compiled from Times staff and wire reports and
Let Wisdom of the Body Promote Natural Health NORMAN COUSINS, Norman Cousins, whose most recent book is "The Healing Heart," is a faculty member of the UCLA School of Medicine
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Airport Project Forces Closure of Parking Lot
Local News in Brief : Mission Viejo : New Officers Named for Service District
Civic Activism : Parking Protester Drives Home Point in Laguna Beach DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Masking Our 'Racist Attitude'
Brown in India
Masking Our 'Racist Attitude'
Division in the Mideast
Division in the Mideast
Division in the Mideast
Division in the Mideast
Inflation
Sinister? Not at All
Local News in Brief : Huntington Beach : Financial Planning for Small Investor Offered
Showdown for Nicaragua : Sandinistas Risk Much in Compliance With Peace Plan RICHARD A. NUCCIO, Richard A. Nuccio is the author of "What's Wrong, Who's Right in Central America?" (Facts on File, 1986).
Senior Housing Project Splits Sun Valley Area CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Ozone Study at North Pole Compiled from Times staff and wire reports and
Airport Plans Tests of Jetliner Noise as Complaints in Tustin Grow Louder KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : Super Bowl Verdict: San Diego a Winner : City Scores High With Visitors as Game Host ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Masking Our 'Racist Attitude'
Stock Market Fluctuations Are Mere Blips in World's March to 'Real' Wealth MAX SINGER, Max Singer is author of "Passage to a Human World; The Dynamics of Creating Global Wealth ," (Hudson Institute, 1987). and
Battle of Technology
Division in the Mideast
Crop Catastrophe : December's Cold Snap Set a Record and Handed Ventura County Farmers a Loss of $51 Million T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
'I Wanted to Help These Kind of People' JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
County-USC Attempting to Get Services Back in Gear LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : A 6.0 Prediction for Parkfield : Experts Say Major Quake Will Hit Town By 1993 MICHAEL BOWKER
Showdown for Nicaragua : Cosmetic Changes Mask Profound Lack of Rights NINA SHEA, Nina Shea is a human-rights lawyer who has traveled to Nicaragua numerous times. Her report on Nicaraguan compliance was published last month by the Puebla Institute, a lay Catholic human-rights group based in Washington.
The Tortured Tortoise
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Game Gives Clues to When Children Achieve Concept From United Press International
Dog and Man : It's like trying to figure out who to cheer for, the lion or the gladiator. Al Martinez
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : AIDS Program Offers Health Education Series
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Instances of Abnormal Behavior Preceding Quake Activity MICHAEL BOWKER
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Explosion in Trailer Hospitalizes Owner
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Man Is Killed Trying to Elude CHP, Officers Say
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : Super Bowl at LARGE : Over, Around and In the Stadium on Super Sunday, 'This Is Crazy' TOM GORMAN
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Dioxin in Vancouver Fish Compiled from Times staff and wire reports and
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : Officer Stable After Police Car Is Struck
Local News in Brief : Orange : Low-Cost Anti-Rabies Clinic for Dogs Slated
Glasnost : Teachers Hope Soviet Policy Revives Interest in Study of Russian PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Santa Ana : City Sponsoring Adult Basketball League
SAN DIEGO HOST SUPER BOWL XXII : It Was All Happening at the Zoo, But Other Spots Were a Bit Slow JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Can Animals Really Predict Earthquakes? MICHAEL BOWKER, Michael Bowker is a free-lance writer based in Placerville, Calif. and
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : WHAT SCIENTISTS KNOW ABOUT ANIMAL BEHAVIOR : Fish and amphibians
Mission Hills Man, 25, Cornered in Traffic, Shot
Harbor Fire Chars Wharf, Fishing Boats From Times Wire Services
Woman Fatally Hit by Gang Gunfire in Westwood ANN WIENER, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
COMEDY REVIEW : Improv Party Something to Laugh About LAWRENCE CHRISTON, Times Staff Writer
STAGE REVIEW : Sondheim Leftovers Make Up 'Marry Me' ROBERT KOEHLER
STAGE REVIEW : 'Voice of the Prairie' Broadcasts Charming Tales From the Past SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
First Off . . . RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Stringer Leads Pasadena HERBERT GLASS
Movies RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MSG: Flavorful Metal SHARON LIVETEN
Pop/rock RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Coming Attractions RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
PBS Plans to Add 'The AIDS Update' This Fall in Prime Time CLARKE TAYLOR
Exit Lines RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STAGE REVIEW : 'Marry Me'--Sondheim's Leftovers ROBERT KOEHLER
Tv & Video RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
POP REVIEW : The Warmth of 2 'Legends' in San Diego ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
JAZZ REVIEW : An Attempt to Blend East and West Music DON HECKMAN
Music Reviews : Cambridge Buskers GREGG WAGER
MUSIC REVIEW : Jean Guillou in Organ Recital at Garden Grove's Crystal Cathedral JOHN HENKEN
Music Reviews : Glendale Chamber Orchestra in Concert DANIEL CARIAGA
ART : The Holocaust in Wax: Turning Horror to Profit Allan Jalon
Tomlinson Takes Safe Path at Amphitheatre STEVE HOCHMAN
First Off . . . RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video RICK SHERWOOD, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
THE SWEEPS : How About Sweeping This Under the Rug? HOWARD ROSENBERG
TELEVISION REVIEW : 'Weekend War'--A Danger Zone in Honduras for U.S. Guardsmen DON SHIRLEY
OPERA REVIEW : New Principals in 'Aida' Cast MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
No Revival for Dead Boys CRAIG LEE
Victorian Social Realist Art Gets Its First Show GRAHAM HEATHCOTE, Associated Press
OPERA REVIEW : New Principals in 'Aida' Cast MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Multimedia 'Califas' Crosses Borders of Art, Culture and Politics HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Car-Washing Gadget Makes Splash in Japan : Turbo-Tek of L.A. Racks Up $6 Million in Sales as Cleanliness-Conscious Find Uses in the Home DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
Purchasers' Index Down in January : But Surge of Orders Signals Good Quarter Associated Press
Penney on Risky Hunt for Special Retailing Niches MARTHA GROVES
Really Getting Defensive
British Took a Breather From Buyouts of U.S. Companies After Stock Plunge From Reuters
L.A. Thrift Listed on Bankruptcy Petition of 'Snake-Bit' Arkansas Man Associated Press
Flying Fair With Fares
The Camera Business KEITH BRADSHER
Retailing Mary Ann Galante
Success of Ford's Return to Japan Rides on Taurus : Industry Watching Effort to Market a U.S.-Built Car MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Point-and-Shoot Cameras Take Focus Off Accessories, Dealers Say KEITH BRADSHER
Making 'Emperor' in China an Epic Job of Financing WILLIAM K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
RETAILING : Karcher Enterprises Warms Up New Line of Carl's Own Salsa and Sauces Mary Ann Galante
Modular Puts Shape Back in Fashion Profit : Southland and U.S. Wrapped Up in New Look, but Imitators May Unravel Trend MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
IT'S NOT A PRETTY PICTURE : Strong Yen Is Squeezing Camera Retailers' Profits, Sending Japanese Tourists to U.S. for Bargains--Meanwhile, Americans Face Higher Prices KEITH BRADSHER, Times Staff Writer
Agriculture's Challenge: Getting Most Out of Less Land : THELMA MOSES
Weintraub Taps Rosenzweig as TV Unit Chief AL DELUGACH
NEWS
African Nation Has Oil, Empty Lands : Wealthy Gabon Is Hoping for a Population Explosion SCOTT KRAFT, Times Staff Writer
2 Palestinian Protesters Slain on West Bank Times Wire Services
The Nation
$1.5 Million Sought From Conrail for Safety Lapses Reuters
The World
The State
The Nation
Previews of Heaven for a Wary Traveler Jack Smith
The World
3 House Members Visiting Nicaragua Back Aid to Contras Associated Press
The State
Breast Cancer Hits Record High, U.S. Agency Reports Associated Press
'Skins Win, Georgetown Loses United Press International
Firefighters Dodge Bullets
'Nothing Evil,'Mecham Tells Panel on Loan Associated Press
Cuban Official in Mexico to Meet With De la Madrid Associated Press
Israeli Civilian Seriously Hurt for First Time in Unrest From a Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Europeans May Monitor Latin Pact United Press International
The World : Greece, Turkey in Accord
Little Else in Campaign to Focus On : Character Issue Shaping Strategy in Both Parties ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Bands of Army Deserters Terrorize Iraq Associated Press
Shultz to Hold Moscow Talks on Feb. 22-23 Reuters
U.S. Makes a New Mideast Peace Bid : Concern Over Palestinian Unrest Prompts Effort to Break Deadlock DAN FISHER and JIM MANN, Times Staff Writers
Engine Problem Turns Back Japan-Bound Jet Associated Press
Pope Talks With Hussein, Defends Palestinian Rights Reuters
Women Trim Pay Gap With Men Associated Press
Korean Ex-Police Chief Indicted Reuters
The State : Mother's Visit Just in Time
Peres' Pipeline Stance Linked to Jordan Ties DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
The World
The World
Meese Says He's Innocent, Claims Probe Will Prove It : Denies He Was Told of Payoffs Times Wire Services
The World
Lawmaker Out of Intensive Care 3 Days After Surgery Associated Press
The Nation
Thai Sentenced in Borneo From Reuters
Endorsement a Boon to Simon KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Avalanches in Italy Kill 3, Strand Others Associated Press
Erred on Aid to N. Africa Jews: Inouye : Will Ask Congress to Rescind $8 Million for Schools in France Associated Press
Redskins Lasso Broncos, 42-10, in Super Bowl MIKE KUPPER, Times Asst. Sports Editor
Indians Seize Hostages at Paper Associated Press
It's 'Nit-Picking,' Says Helms to Sarbane's Jabs in INF Debate United Press International
Showdown on Contra Aid: More at Stake This Time, Lawmakers on Both Sides Say JOSH GETLIN and DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writers
Sometimes, Boyish Enthusiasm for the Other Side : Curses, as Well as Stones, Fly in Occupied Areas KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
The World
It's Republicans 1, Sandinistas 0 JAMES MARNELL
Libya's Kadafi Urges American Indians and Blacks to Set Up Their Own States Associated Press
U.S. Gulf Policy Goals Met With No Calamities NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
180 Moroccan Troops Slain, Guerrillas Say From Reuters
Conrail Freight Faulted for 'Significant' Safety Lapses Associated Press
State Sen. Hart Will Seek 40-Year GOP Congressional Seat TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Calls Contra Aid Last Chance Times Wire Services
The Nation
Congress' Mailbag : Constituents Put In Their 22 Worth ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Has Faith in Meese Despite Probe, Baker Says MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
'Different Kind' of Campaign Wins Hart Scant Support DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
5 Killed in Storm Off French Coast From Reuters
Syria Given 'Good Grades' in West as Terrorism Drops CHARLES P. WALLACE, Times Staff Writer
Few Clues Found After Bombing Goes Wrong United Press International
13 Dogs Used in Research Are 'Liberated' RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
N.Y. Will Give Addicts Needles in AIDS Battle From Times Wire Services
The Lawyer of Choice: Court May Decide if It's a Right JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
Sandstorm Closes Suez Canal United Press International
The Nation : Oil Reported Leaking After Barge Sinks
San Diego Police Officer Shot During Jan. 9 Chase Dies From a Times Staff Writer
Girl Scout, 10, Drowns United Press International
Malenkov, Aide to Stalin in '30s Purge Era, Dies Associated Press
Obituaries : Romaine Fielding; Global Entrepreneur
State Agency Slashes Fines in 'Twilight Zone' Filming Deaths TRACY WOOD, Times Staff Writer
1 Killed, 8 Injured When Grates Fall at Race Ceremony SHELDON ITO and MARYANN HUDSON, Times Staff Writers
Thumbs Down on Bad Habits DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries : Richard Pope Sr.; Tourism Promoter Associated Press
Adopted Mustangs Are Slaughtered, Critics Say RONALD B. TAYLOR, Times Staff Writer
The Unbridled Linguist : Noam Chomsky's Views on U. S. Foreign Policy Keep Dissenters Raging KATHLEEN HENDRIX, Times Staff Writer
Army, Shell Plan $1-Billion Waste Mop-Up Associated Press
Book Review : Hell Explodes in an Epileptic Seance CAROLYN SEE
Oversexed Cat Is Key to Immortality DIANE ALTONA, Diane Altona lives in San Diego. and
One Thing's Sure, San Diego Is a Winner in the Party Bowl David Nelson
Yes Sir, Weinberger Now British Knight, But No 'Sir' Is He Associated Press
Aboard Friendship One: A 6-Mile-High House Party PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
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