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What happened on February 07, 1988
MAGAZINE
Power of the Orishas : Santeria, an Ancient Religion From Nigeria, Is Making Its Presence Felt in Los Angeles RICK MITCHELL, Rick Mitchell is a writer for the Bakersfield Californian.
Secrets of the Amazing Shoe : In His Own Words, Bill Shoemaker Sets the Record Straight About His Legendary Racing Career BILL SHOEMAKER and BARNEY NAGLER, Adapted from "Shoemaker," by William Shoemaker and Barney Nagler. The Doubleday book will be published in April, 1988. Copyright 1988 by William Shoemaker and Barney Nagler.
Wine Festivals : Grape Growers and Aficionados Meet, Taste and Learn ROBERT LAWRENCE BALZER
Peaches and Apricots PAUL B. ENGLER
COMING SOON : Sneak Previews of Forthcoming Books : A Good Turn : 'I had a coach in college who said he wasn't trying to teach us to be pro ballplayers;he was trying to teach us to be decent people.' ETHAN CANIN, From "Where We Are Now," from the collection of short stories "Emperor of the Air," published this week by Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. Copyright 1988 by Ethan Canin. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
More 'Lost In L.a.'
A No-Win Situation : The Small Print Said We Had a One-in-100,000 Chance at the Car JACK SMITH
Notes on Armoires, Victorian Baths and English Muffins : Treasure Hunting : Victorian Bathroom Fixtures Lois Gibson
FOOD : Sweet Java : A Light Coffee-Flavored Dessert for a Romantic Dinner BETSY BALSLEY, Betsy Balsley is The Times' food editor
The Cuban Connection RICK MITCHELL
SIMPLY STATED : A Minimalist Studio for a Maximum Artist SAM HALL KAPLAN, Sam Hall Kaplan is The Times' design critic.
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Cold Comforters : Bundling Up Can't Stop Winter-Dry Skin, But 'Occlusive' Body Care Can Help PADDY CALISTRO
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SHOPPING FOR ANTIQUES : Tyrolean Armoires SAM BURCHELL
IN THE KITCHEN : No Ordinary English Muffin RUTH REICHL
NEWS
TV Show Takes the Mystery Out of Unsolved Murder DAVE JOHNSON
Obituaries : Benny Dobbins; U.S. Action Film Director From Reuters
Obituaries : Travers J. Bell, 46; Brokerage House Owner, Bradley Backer
Bizarre Baby-Snatching, Dual Murder Leave Rural Area Abuzz TOM TROY, United Press International
Arizona House Votes 46-14 to Impeach Mecham : Governor Must Step Down From Office Pending a Trial by the State Senate United Press International
Obituaries : Connie Speck; Led Women in Police Ranks MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
30,000 Issues From a '72 Van : 'Monks' on Road to Magazine Success ANN JAPENGA, Times Staff Writer
Harvest, Hunter, Hunger, Snow : Names for Full Moon: Insight Into Past RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, Associated Press
Arizona's Mofford: She's a Rose by Many Other Names : Acting Governor Has Held a Variety of Jobs During Her 47 Years in State Government RON HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Inside the Casinos : What Goes on Behind the Scenes Is as Interesting as the Action at the Tables, Says Author Paul Erdman DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Experts Fear 'Green Desert' : French Farmers Leave Land at Alarming Rate FIONA GLEIZES, Associated Press
Activists Spent $22,000 to Unseat 2 in Montebello RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Ripple Effect of Bank Robbery Disrupted Lives : 'Routine' Crime Haunts Survivors GEORGE ESPER, Associated Press
Idaho Fairgrounds Plays Host to Captive Audience Associated Press
Soviets Conduct 1st A-Test of '88 Associated Press
Accessibility, Informality Cited : Lucas--an Active Healer of Wounds on High Court : HOW LUCAS IS VIEWED BY HIS COLLEAGUES PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Politics 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Bush Asks for Repeat Cathleen Decker
It's Time to Give Santa the Hook ZAN THOMPSON
Pipeline Deal: How Private Citizens Use Public Power MICHAEL WINES and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
The Nation : Record Cold Sweeps Eastern Half of U.S.
Soviet Planning Official Shifted From Reuters
ORANGE COUNTY POLL : Reflection of Public Frustration : Slow-Growth Measure Support Stays Strong RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
How the Poll Was Conducted
Vandals Hit Again in Blaze at Church
The Nation
My hat is off to one of the most refreshing shows on TV...
Pact Delay Threatened by Senators : Nunn, Byrd Seek Pledge on White House INF Views RUDY ABRAMSON, Times Staff Writer
Lavishly Courted Voters to Decide : Iowa's Epic Campaign Finally Nears the End JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Alhambrans to Vote on Police Station Proposal MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
2nd U.S. Agent Dies of Wounds From Shoot-Out in Heroin Probe JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Israel's Unrest Breathes New Life Into Left DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
All the Hugs She Wants
The World
$80-Million Failure : B of A's Plans for Computer Don't Add Up DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Global Effects on Cities' Smog Cited in Study LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Homes, Real Estate Thugs : Japanese Feel the Squeeze as Land Prices Skyrocket MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
All the Hugs She Wants
Experts Downplay Effects of Cut in Naval Forces on San Diego JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
The State
A Mission of Cooperation LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Crime Task Force Is in Reply to Mother's Plea GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Incumbents Shun Race in Beverly Hills JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Picks Energy Aide Associated Press
1,874 AIDS Cases Reported to Health Group From Reuters
Dole, Gephardt Ahead in Final Iowa Poll Associated Press
Party Line Allows Law to Reach Out and Bust Someone ROBINA LUTHER, United Press International
After Plato Acid Leak : AQMD Seeks Curbs on Toxic Industry JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Niger Says 1.3 Million May Face Hunger Due to Worst Grain Crop Since '84 Famine SYDNEY RUBIN, Associated Press
Specious 'Nuclear Logic'
Plans for New Pasadena 'Y' Hit Snags : Board OK Sought as Foes Point to Preservation, Parking Issues ASHLEY DUNN, Times Staff Writer
Debate to Give Long Beach Voters a Look at Candidates CHRIS WOODYARD
State Bar Orders Staff Cuts to Finance Discipline Program Associated Press
Test Runs Drive Auto Mall's Neighbors to Distraction BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Story 'Outrages' Carson Resident
W. Hollywood Mayor Drops Out of Race RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
A Distressing Note
Monterey Park Seeks to Ensure Retail Balance BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
About 10 Apply Each Day in Whittier : Quake Victims See City Hall for Loans MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Lagoon Study May Lead to Restoration JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Why Not Wealth?
Obituaries : Emeric Pressburger; Writer and Producer of 'Red Shoes' Associated Press
U.S. Troop Pullout Would Be 'Historic' Error, Kohl Says WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
10 File to Run in 1st Mayoral Race in Long Beach ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Another Wants to 'Speak for Myself'
Med Students Put Time With Family Above High Income PATRICIA McCORMACK, United Press International
The World
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Blast Hits Lebanese Port United Press International
Cerritos Taps Into Reclamation : 'Waste' Water for a Green City BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Revenue From Hotel Bed Tax Falls Short : Culver City May Cut Funds for Visitors Bureau SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
Cost of Economic Booms Must Be Tallied in More Than Money : In New Hampshire, Buying Power Is Eroding for the Poor NORMA LOVE and MARTHA ENGLERT, Associated Press
Trident Missile Explodes After Submarine Launch Associated Press
India Egg Crusade Targets Vegetarians DILIP GANGULY, Associated Press
"I Married Dora" was a lighthearted comedy that any member...
LAX Shuttle Files Copycat Lawsuit JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Weighed Indicting Entire Panama Military DOYLE McMANUS and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Politics 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Simon, Jackson Backed by Iowa Peace Group Keith Love
Planner Rejects Request to Put Homes on Bluff JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Economic Woes Seen as Threat to Noriega Rule DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Cost of Economic Booms Must Be Tallied in More Than Money : In Montana, Stands of Old Trees Fall as Timber Prices Rise JOHN KUGLIN, Associated Press
Cable TV Firm Seeks Santa Monica Franchise : Century Southwest Under Fire in Other Cities Because of Customer Complaints ROSANNE KEYNAN, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Envoy, Syria Minister Confer United Press International
Dole Wins All Kansas Delegates Associated Press
What's Fare Is Fare
Politics 88 : Emulates Ex-Speaker in Plea for Votes : Dole Taking a Page From Tip BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
New Caltrans Chief Named by Governor CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
Poor Oyster Harvests May Mean End Is Near for Historic Skipjack Fleet LARRY ROSENTHAL, Associated Press
First Election by District : 26 Crowd the Field for 5 School Board Seats DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Wong Defies 2-Term Limit : Mayor Among 8 to File for 2 Council Seats in Cerritos BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
Design Consultant Declares Her Candidacy in Culver City SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
Backlog in Santa Monica Court Drops With 'Crash' TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Church Team Making Repairs in Whittier : Helping Hands Provide Quake Relief MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Support of Slow-Growth Plan Soars : Orange County Residents Backing It Solidly, Poll Finds RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
'Papers Are Losing Credibility' : Palestinian Editors Feel Censor's Sting KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Photographer Dies From Electric Shock
The State
Slain S. African Buried Amid Heavy Security MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Superconducting Motor Works, but Not at Much LARRY DOYLE, United Press International
Chlorine Empties Town Associated Press
Oversight in Law Bars Benefits to 'Forgotten Widows' of Reservists Killed in Action D.W. PAGE, Associated Press
The Nation
Defending the Integrity of the Titanic MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
A Popular Howl-In : Visitors Learn Language of the Wolf LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
"Amen" ranks as one of the best sitcoms in recent years...
Mort Sahl Joins Haig Backers at Bel-Air Fund-Raiser TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
Hobby Doesn't Defy Labeling DICK RORABACK
16 File for L.B. Council; Smith Alone in 6th District ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
Airline Wins Permit to Use Imperial Terminal : Decision Considered Blow to Residents Despite Noise-Reduction Conditions TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Is Manigat a 'Prisoner' of Military? : Weary Haiti Wonders About Army Intentions DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Agriculture Urged to Win Confidence, Cut Chemicals JOE BIGHAM, Associated Press
In One Iowa Town, Dukakis and Dole Show Flush of Victory in 'Cess-Poll' United Press International
Fast-Growing Naples Is the 'Last Frontier' of the Good Life in Florida DAN SEWELL, Associated Press
But Development Erodes Customs of 'Plain Folk' : Amish Successfully Block State Highway DAVID S. MARTIN, Associated Press
Woman, 19, Fatally Shot in Argument; Father Dies of Self-Inflicted Wound Associated Press
Politics 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Dukakis Gets in Gere Douglas Jehl
Arab Woman Becomes 41st Rioting Fatality From Times Wire Services
Scientists Struggle to Preserve Gator's Cousin : American Crocodiles Fighting for a Comeback CATHERINE WILSON, Associated Press
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Four Presidents Slept There : Boaters Can See a Once-Exclusive Key JOHN PLATERO, Associated Press
Quaker Preschool Left 'Hopeful' After Crisis MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
The State : 2 Die, 2 Survive Boat Sinking
Residents Oppose Plan to Widen Deteriorating Stretch of Fairfax Ave. DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
The World : 2 Jetliners in Near-Miss
Death, Voodoo, Stalk Those Trying to Cut In on Cocaine Business WILLIAM H. INMAN, United Press International
The Life Inside the John F. Kennedy Library CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
160-Footer Available for Advertising : Oregon Blimp Builders Create 'Skytalk' BARNEY LERTEN, United Press International
Obituaries : Carmen Polo de Franco, 87; Widow of Spain's Gen. Franco Associated Press
Panama's Leader Noriega Indicted in 2 Drug Cases From Times Wire Services
Aim Is to Thin Herd, Protect Big Game : Canada's Aerial Wolf Hunt Drawing Howls of Protest LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Poland Plans to Condemn 'Anti-Zionist' Purges Associated Press
Pollster Baldassare a UCI Professor of Urban Sociology
Vigil From Shell-Pocked Hill : Vietnam Widow Sifts Remnants of a 'Lost Camelot,' Asks Why DAVE CARPENTER, Associated Press
Paradise Found : Acquisition Will Preserve 556-Acre Roberts Ranch in Malibu KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
Songs of Gold Mountain translated by Marlon K. Hom
Welcome to the Hotel Bureaucratic : RACHEL AND HER CHILDREN Homeless Families in America by Jonathan Kozol (Crown Publishers: $16.95; 261 pp.) Garry Abrams, Abrams is a Times staff writer. and
And Now, Comic Book Noir : THE MAGICIAN'S WIFE by Jerome Charyn illustrated by Francois Boucq (Catalan Communications: $14.95; 88 pp.) Roger L. Simon, Simon's next Moses Wine detective novel. "Raising the Dead," will be published in August by Villard Books
Beauty as the Beast : THE CONSOLATION OF NATURE by Valerie Martin (Houghton Mifflin: $16.95; 147 pp.) Susan Slocum Hinerfeld, Hinerfeld reviews frequently for The Times.
The Superpower Superjoke : SUMMIT by D.M. Thomas (Viking: $15.95; 160 pp.) Richard Eder
AFTER THE LOST WAR by Andrew Hudgins (Houghton Mifflin: $13.95, cloth; $8.95, paper; 134 pp.)
Sympathy Found in Time : REPLAY by Ken Grimwood (Berkley: $3.95, paperback; 313 pp.) : LINCOLN'S DREAMS by Connie Willis (Bantam Spectra Books: $15.95; 212 pp.) : THE FALLING WOMAN by Pat Murphy (TOR Books: $3.95, paperback; 287 pp.) David Brin, Brin's novels include "The Postman" and "The River of Time," both published by Bantam Books
Why Levi Left Us
Boom-Baby Profile : NOT LIKE OUR PARENTS How the Baby Boom Generation Is Changing America by D. Quinn Mills (William Morrow: $17.95; 297 pp.) Wanda Urbanska, Urbanska is the author of "The Singular Generation" (Doubleday)
Remembering Conrad Veidt
A Letter From The Editor
The Luck of the English : CIVIL TO STRANGERS AND OTHER WRITINGS by Barbara Pym; edited by Hazel Holt (E.P. Dutton:$18.95; 352 pp.) : TIME REMEMBERED by Miss Read; illustrated by Derek Crowe (Houghton Mifflin: $14.95; 102 pp.) Merle Rubin, Rubin is a free-lance writer in Los Angeles. and
Forget the Fur Coat, Save That Manuscript! JACK MILES, Times Book Editor
An Allegory of Two Ages of Reaction : THE CITY IN THE AUTUMN STARS by Michael Moorcock (Ace Books: $16.95; 344 pp.) Jack Zipes, Zipes has published "Fairy Tales and the Art of Subversion" and articles on fantasy literature
Plumbing the Shallows of Television : TELEVISION by Michael Winship; introduction by Edwin Newman (Random House: $19.95; 358 pp., illustrated) Alex Ben Block, Journalist Block, who specializes in covering the business of entertainment, is working on a book about the new Fox Broadcasting Co . for St. Martin's Press
'Thin Man' On A Diet
Baedeker to the Realms of Gold : VOICES & VISIONS The Poet in America; edited by Helen Vendler (Random House: $29.95; 528 pp.) Joel Conarroe, Conarroe, the author of books about William Carlos Williams and John Berryman, is president of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Bargains of a Family's Survival : COMPLICITY by Elizabeth Cooke (Little, Brown: $16.95; 272 pp.) Susan J. Heeger, Heeger is a regular free-lance contributor to the San Fernando Valley edition of View. and
The Story of a Couch Setter : AMOS: THE STORY OF AN OLD DOG AND HIS COUCH by Susan Seligson and Howie Schneider (Little, Brown: $11.95; 32 pp.; ages 2-6) Kristiana Gregory
Life of a South African Singer : MAKEBA My Story by Miriam Makeba with James Hall (New American Library: $18.95; 249 pp.) Lawrence Christon, Christon is a Times staff writer.
New Age as Perennial Philosophy JEREMY P. TARCHER, T archer is president of Jeremy P. Tarcher Inc., a Los Angeles publishing house
Brother Love in the North Woods : CATAMOUNT BRIDGE by Don Metz (Harper & Row: $18.95; 272 pp.) Ronald Florence, Florence is a novelist and author who reviews frequently for The Times
Deciding to Keep It : HER OWN TERMS by Judith Grossman (Soho: $16.95; 277 pp.) Carolyn See
No Industrialization Without Repression? : THE WORLD REVOLUTION OF WESTERNIZATION The Twentieth Century in Global Perspective by Theodore von Laue (Oxford University Press: $24.95; 400 pp.) Richard Rosecrance, Rosecrance is author of "The Rise of the Trading State" and a professor of political science at UCLA. and
Berrigan Without Blood : TO DWELL IN PEACE An Autobiography by Daniel Berrigan (Harper & Row: $19.95; 416 pp., illustrated) Thomas Cahill, Cahill is publisher and editor of the Cahill Reader's Catalogue and co-author of "A Literary Guide to Ireland" (Scribner's). and
AIDS The Ultimate Challenge by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (Macmillan: $17.95) ALEX RAKSIN
MORTAL SPLENDOR The American Empire in Transition by Walter Russell Mead (Houghton Mifflin: $9.95) ELENA BRUNET
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Pollen Production a Problem : Arizona County Bans New Olive Trees EDWARD B. HAVENS, United Press International
Cypress Psychic Tells Court of Helping to Solve Murder From the Associated Press
Agoura Hills Stymied in Attempt to Remove 'Classified Ads' on Freeway LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Icy Water, Cold Air Gusts Test Survival Clothing KARREN MILLS, Associated Press
Body Language of Firefly Put Into Body Language of Plants : Study Aimed at Genetic Understanding, Better Crops United Press International
Romance, Lovesickness Come to Caltech--in a Popular History Course KATE CALLEN, United Press International
Local News in Brief : Job Solicitation Banned
Events in the news this week.
Local News in Brief : Slain Man Found in Car Near Sun Valley
Progress Made in Talks With Nurses, MDs LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Bond for Treasurer Urged
Car Hits School; 13 Dead From Reuters
2nd Aussie Pot Raid From Reuters
Events in the news this week.
Omaha Paper Gives Its Endorsement to Dole United Press International
Derailment of Soviet Freight Blamed on Metal on Track Associated Press
Iraq Cuts Its Foreign Work Force by 30% From Reuters
Local News in Brief : Rent Hike Is Protested
Spirited Primary in Sight : GOP Rivals Line Up for Lungren's Seat JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Events in the news this week.
Lottery Winners
Events in the news this week.
Support for Mayor
Busing Proposal in Garden Grove
Wieder and Sales Tax Idea
Getting From Point A to B
Freeway Access
Private Condors
Proposal's Too Late
Preservation of City's Character
The Treatment of Dogs at UCI
Local News in Brief : Hearing on Cable Service
Events in the news this week.
Energy Official Selected Associated Press
Effectiveness of State Legislators
Phone Warrants: Reach Out and Bust Someone ROBINA LUTHER, United Press International
Mitoma's Libel Suit Against Carson Council Foes Advances GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Body's Cells Mobilized in Novel Fight of Infection DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Ex-Mayor Lindsay 'Fine' Associated Press
Leucadia Girl Kills Herself Accidentally
Local News in Brief : Sun Valley Man Held in Stabbing Death
Site Selection for New County Jail
Chemists Trying for Plastic Blood Vessels DELTHIA RICKS, United Press International
Planner Rejects Request to Build Bluff-Top Homes JAY GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Jail Operation Should Stay in Public Domain
Pacific Beach Man Critically Burned in Condominium Fire
Beans, Minus the Aftereffects, Developed by Food Scientists United Press International
They're Never Too Old to Learn : Adult education is a booming business, with state enrollment about 1.5 million. In some South Bay districts, adult students outnumber the kids, with English as a Second Language courses among the most popular. BOB WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Pair of Rare Birds Stolen From Zoo : Collectors Alerted About Loss of 2 Australian Cockatoos RAYMOND L. SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
SPIN's Help for Street People
Official Questions County's Ability to Support 2 Transplant Programs LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
A Sorry Event
42 Injured in Commuter Train Collision in Cairo Associated Press
$80,000 in Gold Coins Bought a Few Hours Earlier Stolen From Locked Car From United Press International
Police Arrest Suspect, 19, in Westwood Gang Slaying CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Fire Bombing of Fullerton Temple
Ex-Compton Official Settles Sex Bias Suit : $80,000 Accepted as 'Clear Acknowledgement' of Unfair Firing MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : El Toro Airport Study Is Needed IRV PICKLER, Irv Pickler is chairman of the Inter-County Airport Authority and a member of the Anaheim City Council and the Orange County Transportation Commission
Notes about your surroundings. Rick VanderKnyff
STARTING OVER: Two families after the quake : Quake Victims Hold Onto Part of Life as It Was : They Speak More Softly and Rarely Talk of Past Temblors MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
Improving Self-Esteem as Well as Their Minds BOB WILLIAMS
Firefighters May Risk Their Future Health, Study Says United Press International
Commentary : High Court Ruling Leaves Him Speechless : Principal Afraid Action on School Newspapers Will Hurt Students ERNIE McCRAY, Ernie McCray is principal of Riley secondary school for students with emotional problems and is the former principal of Muir Alternative School for pupils in kindergarten through 12th grade
Anaheim Fire Spews Embers on Roofs of Homes RICHARD BEENE and DIANE KLEIN, Times Staff Writers
Local News in Brief : 3 of 8 Hurt Released
Bending 'Facts' About Big Bend
Local News in Brief : Body Found in Arleta Flood-Control Channel
STARTING OVER: Two families after the quake : Quake Victims Hold Onto Part of Life as It Was : Whittier Couple Opt Against Starting Over From Scratch BOB BAKER, Times Staff Writer
A hard day's work on the wharf nets fishermen a 30,000-pound snare for mackerel. Tim Waters
Would Improve Recipients' Quality of Life : Battery-Powered Heart on the Horizon
Life With New Heart Isn't Easy for Jim Benbrook--but It's Life LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Calabasas Cityhood Hearing Is Delayed GREG BRAXTON and LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writers
Teen-Age Baby-Sitter Held in Infant's Death United Press International and
'It all started back in junior high school. I was going out with this one girl and her parents bought her a horse.'
Employees at John Wayne Bypassing Security SANTIAGO O'DONNELL and DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writers
Commentary : Agony of a Decision: Weary of Deaths, Gay Doctor Votes to Close Bathhouses DEAN A. CHIASSON, Dean A. Chiasson is medical director of the Beach Area Community Health Center
Problems From Airport Growth
'Billboard Alley' Blues : Agoura Hills' Effort to Get Rid of 25 Signs Bogs Down in Face of Formidable Resistance LYNN O'SHAUGHNESSY, Times Staff Writer
Residents Oppose Plan to Widen 2-Lane Stretch of Fairfax Ave. DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Marine Corps Drug Testing
Plane Commuters Take High Road, Avoid Traffic Snarls JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
Patient Has Heart Attack, Dies; Dentist Also Stricken DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
The Treatment of Dogs at UCI
Pride on Parade : 9th Annual Event Takes Steps to Honor Black History SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Woman Sues Inglewood Hospital, Charges That Sterilization Failed JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Navy Cuts Might Not Hurt Here, Expert Says JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
What's in an Airport's Name
Problems From Airport Growth
Transient's Slaying at Train Depot 'No Surprise' RAYMOND L. SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
Bigelow Coreopsis MAYERENE BARKER
Making Change: Money Houses Rankled by New Ordinance PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Noise Protesters to Fight Airport's Caltrans Permit T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
A Jailer Juggles : Busy Lockup Seeks More Beds to Cope MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
In Irvine, the Big Traffic Jam Was Line to Sign Slow-Growth Petition DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Hoag Awaits New Heart, New Life for a Dying Man LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Vacant Lot Full of Fight in Del Mar : Voters Again Argue Proposal for Hotel ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
'Patient Bill of Rights' Aimed at Easing the Pain in the Dentist's Chair From United Press International
One-Time Barnard Associate on the Team LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
All the News That's Fit to Print? : High School Papers Still Test Limits After Court Ruling DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Westminster Mayor Elden F. Gillespie Dies RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Teamsters Who Were Attacked Fight Union in Court JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Artificial Jaw Implant Catches On; Could Eventually Assist Millions United Press International
ENTERTAINMENT
POP MUSIC : L.A.--The Second Deffest * City of Hip-Hop CARY DARLING
A New Age Dawns for Hiroshima DENNIS HUNT
POP MUSIC : Public Enemy's Chuck D: Puttin' on the Rap ROBERT HILBURN
How Setsu Asakura Sets the Stage ZAN DUBIN
Hard Lessons Leonard Klady \f7
Quibbles & Bits
Flying South Ellen Farley
USA Today Soon Ellen Farley \f7
Subjective Reality
Theater Criticism
Rick & the Homeless
POP MUSIC : Words From Public Enemy
Rick & the Homeless
Unmask That Man
POP MUSIC : * Getting Hip to Hip-Hop--A Glossary CARY DARLING
'Picture' a Comedy Inspired by Death JANICE ARKATOV
Isaac Asimov and Science Friction CLARKE TAYLOR
Stomping on Myths
Where Is the Black Audience Today? LEONARD FEATHER
The Puzzling Land of the Blockbuster : Why Do 'Fatal' Attractions and Flaccid Distractions Thrive? ROBERT KOEHLER
Two Yanks in London BARBARA ISENBERG
Neighborhood Restaurants Compiled by Kathie Jenkins
Patriotic Gore Patrick Goldstein
Magnificent 7
Rick & the Homeless
Miss Rona Regrets John M. Wilson \f7
15 Seconds Over Tokyo Michael A. Hiltzik\f7 , Tokyo \f7
So Long, Texas Records
Supremely Superficial
RESTAURANTS : Wining While Dining at Colette DAN BERGER
Stomping on Myths
Major Appliance Abuse
Re-Quibble
Hockney's Cheeky Look at Today's History WILLIAM WILSON
Overbooked Craig Modderno \f7
Dye Casting John M. Wilson \f7
Cheerio for English Underbelly CARY DARLING
Would That Jay Leno's Polish Rubs Off on Other Comics Randy Lewis
The Smell of Auteurs
Rick & the Homeless
Playing Cary Grant, II
Stomping on Myths
He Writes the Songs
Cinefile Leonard Klady \f7
The New Man at the National Endowment JOHN HENKEN
Rocking Voices From Hoboken RICHARD CROMELIN
A Merle Made Mellow : But Tough Years Leave Haggard a Man of Strong Convictions HOLLY GLEASON
Wrong Channeling
One-Marriage Pic Pact John M. Wilson \f7
DANCE : Erick Hawkins--Still Going Against the Wind DONNA PERLMUTTER
Major Appliance Abuse
STAGE : Ionesco: The Shallowness of a Writer's Fame
Rick & the Homeless
And Now for Some Unpleasant Aftertastes COLMAN ANDREWS
The Wet Look David Pecchia
Little Red Ridinghood Gets a Hungarian Twist GERALD PEARY
Meet the Pit Bull of Evening Deejays PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Larry Bell's Undimmed Fascination With Light ALLAN JALON
RESTAURANTS : At Colette, a New Chef Steps Out of the Kitchen RUTH REICHL
Fit to be Tied
Cave Canem: Ancient History on a Plate LINDA BURUM and CHARLES PERRY
Frantic, as in 'Frantic' Pat H. Broeske \f7
TRAVEL
Top-Grade Leather in Belgrade JENNIFER MERIN, Merin is a New York City free-lance writer
Friendly La Jolla Shines Like a Jewel MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms of Laguna Beach are authors of "Away for the Weekend," a travel guide to Southern California.
Search and Research
Real Soap Opera
Finding a Sale to Sail ERIC FRIEDHEIM, Friedheim is editor/publisher of Travel Agent magazine.
Tour Prices for Spring, Summer Guaranteed BILL HUGHES, Hughes is a 30-year veteran travel writer living in Sherman Oaks
The Way to See the Best of Boston Is on a Stroll ED ALLAN, Allan is a free-lance writer living in Boston
Climbing to Ranch Camp
Aussie Crocodiles Have Something to Smile About JEFF SPURRIER, Spurrier is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
Europe Air Discounts JACK ADLER
Staying Afloat for Free LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Ski Incline Is Prepared for an Old West 'Bonanza' FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Genteel City That's Quite Proper BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers .
Triple Mileage: Airlines Fly Into Turbulent Skies TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
On the Way to a Castle
Many Roads Lead Out of Rome to Day-Trip Destinations CAROL BARRINGTON, Barrington is a Houston free-lance writer. and
POWDER BUFFS : The Snowmobiling world is awide one, atracting a varieth of thrill-seekers. BARRY ZWICK, Zwick is a Times assistant news editor. and
Tourists Venturing Back to Volcanic Guatemala RICHARD E. KIPLING, Kipling is city editor of The Times' San Diego edition
A Falklands Interlude JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan, of La Jolla, is a magazine and newspaper writer
OPINION
Somes Lessons in Civics From the Hazelwood Case David Glidden, David Glidden is a professor of philosophy at the University of California, Riverside
Numbers Tell Us We Might Find Strength Through Peace JACK BEATTY, Jack Beatty is a senior editor at Atlantic Monthly. and
TV Learns to Say No
Lids for the War Chests
Coping With Tax Reform
Budget Pages
Maritime Strategy Must Not Be a Budget Victim JOHN McCAIN, John McCain (R-Ariz.) is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and a former naval officer.
The Ways to Washington Via Iowa Richard E. Cohen, Richard E. Cohen covers Congress for the National Journal
Coping With Tax Reform
All Nicaragua Needs Now for Peace Is Absence of War XABIER GOROSTIAGA, Xabier Gorostiaga, SJ, was director of economic planning for the government of Nicaragua from 1979-81. He is president of the Regional Institute of Social and Economic Research (CRIES), based in Managua.
Coping With Tax Reform
Coping With Tax Reform
New Jets
The Impact of Lebanon Comes Home to Israel Richard B. Straus, Richard B. Straus is editor of the Middle East Policy Survey
Desert Wildlife
To Zealots of Animal Lib, Biomedicine Is a Monster Betty Ann Kevles, Betty Ann Kevles is author of "Friends of the Species: Sex and Survival in the Animal Kingdom" (Harvard University Press), published this month in paperback
Battling AIDS: Words Are the Main Weapons Robert Steinbrook, Robert Steinbrook, a physician, is a Times medical writer
BEYOND NICARAGUA : Central America: The Fourth Phase Jefferson Morley, Jefferson Morley is Washington editor of the Nation magazine
Coping With Tax Reform
Coping With Tax Reform
Black Soldiers
Coping With Tax Reform
Why Latin Democracies Are Waning Charles William Maynes, Charles William Maynes is editor of Foreign Policy
'Off to a Good Start'
Old Politics Prevail in the Philippines John J. Carroll, John J. Carroll, a Jesuit priest and sociologist, is director of the Institute on Church and Social Issues at the Ateneo de Manila University.
Torment in the FBI
SPORTS
DUAL EXHAUSTION : Anna and Dave Scott Have Found Success Combining Both a Personal Life and a Rigorous Training Schedule TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Shuman Makes One More Try for Ascot Outlaw Win
Tennis : 1988 Is Not a Rebuilding Year for Trojan Men Lisa Dillman
Prep Basketball : Marinovich, Waikle Lead Cougars, 54-37
Winter Olympics : East German, Soviet Athletes, Swiss Skiers Expected to Dominate United Press International
Jordan Wins Dunk Contest, but It's Judges Who Get Slammed CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Crawford Rallies UCI Past Fullerton Women ARA NAJARIAN, Times Staff Writer
Lopez Takes Four-Shot Lead Into Last Round United Press International
Down Stretch, UCLA Is Hoping for a Break TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
After Main Event, Irvine Knocks Out Titans, 70-65 JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
No. 3 USC Makes Short Work of CSUN in Volleyball Sweep CHRIS J. PARKER, Times Staff Writer
Elway Is Set to Oppose Montana With Virtually Nothing at Stake Associated Press
Loyola Barely Gets By, Wins 15th Straight ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei and Servite Play to 0-0 Tie
Bonilla Leads Northridge to Sweep of CLU RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Road Looks Better to Aztecs, Who Win Second in a Row There JEFF BROWNE
Names in the News
Gymnastics : Bruins Put On Show, Sweep Invitational SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
Parmenter Wins Surf Competition : Australian Winton Is Runner-Up at Huntington Beach AL PRESTON
Toros Keep Rolling, Beat Northridge, 65-56 PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
Lazers Can Make Move on 2nd Place Today Against Wings LONNIE WHITE
Lady Toros Lose
Community College Baseball : Cypress Routs San Diego City in Tournament
Community College Basketball : Cypress Beats OCC's Slowdown, 40-34 STEVE KRESAL, Times Staff Writer
Ask Mantle and He'll Say That Over the Long Haul, Mays Was Better United Press International
Today's NBA All-Star Game Will Be Homecoming of Sorts for 3 Players BILL BARNARD, Associated Press
Cal Lutheran Toppled Despite 37 by DeLaveaga VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
Odd Bounce to Assistant Cage Mentor's Career : Loyola's Jay Hillock Has Gone From Youthful Head Coach to No. 2 on Bench ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark's Griffin Will Attend Ohio
Rosi-Curry Title Bout Scheduled for April Associated Press
Sockers' Gorsek a Hit at Home, Too : Goalie in Right Places at Right Times to Thwart Tacoma, 6-2 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Fighting Words Are His Way of Showing How Much He Cares Gene Wojciechowski
College Highlights : Dixon Twins Help CSUN to 68-61 Win
Chapman Gets Break and Victory LISA DILLMAN, Special to the Times
PLAYING FOR A TOP TEAM : Minutes May Be Fewer, but Buechler's Happy DENNIS BROWN
NICE GUY FINISHING FIRST : Usevitch's Work Ethic Pays Off, First at Ocean View, Then BYU STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Gibbs, Keeping Low-Key Profile, Says He Won't Write a Book United Press International
Hill's Record Run Disallowed; Minor Top Qualifier SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
College Baseball : Stanford Takes Advantage of Titans, 9-4
The Post Club : Thousand Oaks Girls Coin Catchy Nickname For Front Line, but Lancers Also Deserve to Be Called Champions TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Brisco Will Head Women's 400 Field
College Basketball : Dixon, Lightfoot Pace SCC Past Cal Lutheran
Gray Is One Happy Cat Now That He's Back in the Cleveland Lineup TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Schrader Takes Pole; Richmond Suspended
Recruiting Pressure Weighs on Multisport Athletes STEVE ELLING, Times Staff Writer
U.S. National Alpine Ski Championships : Pelletier Wins, McKinney Is Third in Giant Slalom Associated Press
Dangerous Duo Provides Punch for Palos Verdes Soccer Team STUART MATTHEWS
Drug Tests on Horses at Bay Meadows Are Negative; Lab May Be Censured BILL CHRISTINE
Indians' John Farrell Makes Most of His Opportunities United Press International
ON THE WAY TO MANZANILLO : Beneath Everything Else Is a Demanding Yacht Race BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Point Loma Nazarene Women Top Biola After 32 Years of Trying
College Baseball Roundup : SDSU Tops Riverside on Sacrifice Fly in Eighth
Jones Has 3-Shot Lead at Pebble : Stadler and Langer, Pair of Past Masters, Nearest Challengers THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Patty Fendick Upset Victim in New Zealand Tournament From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Zezel Helps the Flyers Stop a Blues' Streak DAN HAFNER
Northridge Takes Step Back, 65-56 MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Gets Off Mat, Beats Fullerton JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
Kings Force the Oilers, Fuhr to Take Back Seat JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Track : Clark Stuns Foster in Hurdles as Nehemiah Fails to Qualify United Press International
USC Can't Guard Against Oregon's Backcourt : Taylor and Johnson Help Ducks Hold Off Trojans' Rally for a 74-62 Victory JOHN CONRAD, Special to The Times
Grange Quartered Michigan
NBA All-Star Notebook : Both Sides Playing It Cautiously as Players Drop Union Certification GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Wright State's Second Half Defeats USIU
MISL Review : MISL Coach of Year Honor Would Seem to Be Newman's Due Marc Appleman
Utah State Beats Long Beach, Ties for PCAA Lead DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
PCAA Roundup : New Mexico St. Beats San Jose From Times Wire Services
WCAC Roundup : St. Mary's Beats Gonzaga in Overtime, 77-64 From Times Wire Services
Baseball : McCaskill Is Optimistic About His Arm as Camp Approaches Ross Newhan
Pacific 10 Roundup : Stanford Races to 96-63 Win Over Arizona State From Times Wire Services
Women's Basketball Roundup : Long Beach Coasts Past San Jose St.
BYU Goes From Being Underdog to Unbeaten JOHN FEINSTEIN, The Washington Post
UC Santa Barbara Remains UNLV's PCAA Enemy No. 1 GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Sophomore Dunk Artist Excites Fans DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
All He Wants Is One More Champion Mike Downey
DIFFERENCE OF DISTANCE : Despite Jerry Rice's Big Season in '87, Crazylegs Hirsch, Now 64, Remains the King of the Successful Long Pass BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
He Has Name and Talent for the Game Jim Murray
Pepperdine Can't Run USF Off, Settles for 94-91 Win RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Alabama Birmingham Prevents BYU From Ascending to No. 1 From Times Wire Services
Prep Wrap-Up : Leuzinger Cagers Stage Turnaround ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
Strub Stakes : Odds Say On the Line Can't Go the Distance BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
USD Can't Make Up for Bad Start
La Canada Stakes : Hollywood Glitter Shines, Wins by a Neck BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
3 FOR 3 FOR 3 : Bird Makes Final Three Shots to Win Long-Range Contest for Third Time GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
DRAG RACING BOOMS : More Than 50,000 Fans Are Expected Today for Finals of 28th Winternationals at Pomona SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Dan Brinker to Lead State Home Warranty Group
Joan Rivers Making Herself at Home on Both Coasts RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
Victorville Home Center Work to Start Next Fall
FAA Signs Lease in Long Beach Project
Denver, Dallas Join 'Markets of Opportunity'
Work Planned on Crossroads
Good Housing News Balances the Bad JOHN BETZ WILLMANN, Special to The Times
Cellular Phone Building
Westlake Plaza Offices Planned
Joint Venture Gets Contract for Testing Chamber
Figuring Tax May Take a Little Longer : Several Code Changes Will Affect Returns of Real Estate Owners DAVID W. MYERS, David W. Myers is a Times real estate writer. and
Southeast Realty Chief
Listing Service Seats Schultze as President
What About Occupants?
Urban Village Concept Wins the Neighbors Over BARNETT SUSSMAN, Barnett Sussman is a Times real estate writer. and
San Diego County Office Occupancy at Six-Year High
Builders Seen Aiming for Lower Home Prices and Fewer 'Frills'
Firm Buys Land in Two States
Escrow Company Moves
A Competition That Gets the Drift Sam Hall Kaplan
Role of Residents in Saving Tower Stressed
John Newcomb Forms Firm
Concierges Ease Life for Owners of Plush Indian Wells Condos RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Apartment Sales in 1987 Hit Peak in December
Ground Broken for 108-Unit Rental Complex
Wang Laboratories Signs Lease in Torrance Center
Moreno Valley Gateway First Phase Completed
Figure Average Balance to Find Tax Deductibility DAVID W. MYERS
Special Design Advocated for Shelters for Battered Women
Widom to Head AIA Council for 1989 Term
U. S. Property Sellers Tout Visas to Hong Kong Buyers : But Immigration Official Warns That Moving to This Country Not as Easy as Often Represented BARNETT SUSSMAN, Barnett Sussman is a Times real estate writer. and
Mobile Home Values Rose, Study Shows
Laumann to Lead Conejo Valley Board
Two Buildings in La Mirada Center Finished
Housing for Seniors Opens in Ocean Park
County Projects Win Landscape Awards
Trupp Wins Top MAME '87 Honors
Mark Smith President of San Fernando Valley AIA
Help for Kitchen Design Questions Near at Hand DALE BALDWIN
Now You Can Hang Conditioner on Wall Dale Baldwin
Development Begins on Bel Air Crest Homes
Office Building Completed
Westwood Project : Tower Work Start to Cap 10-Year Struggle LEON WHITESON, Leon Whiteson is a Los Angeles-based design writer. and
Sunbow Development to Be Launched in Spring
Colorado Place Reaches Midpoint in Construction : $550-Million Project in Santa Monica Approved Despite Opposition from Slow-Growth Proponents EVELYN De WOLFE, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Los Angeles County
Impression Corrected
More Ire About Smoke
Trimedyne's Prospects Growing Brighter, but a Stockholder Wants Chairman's Job John Charles Tighe
ENGINE THAT COULD IS ALL OUT OF STEAM : Role as Leader of World Economy Shifts as U.S. Global Debt Grows JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Nation
VIEWPOINTS : TV 'People Meter' Needn't Bring On Anxiety Attack IVAN LADIZINSKY, IVAN LADIZINSKY is a broadcasting consultant in Marina del Rey
Wall Street Jobs Crashed With Market DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
VIEWPOINTS : FCA Is a 'Financial Zombie' That Can't Live on Its Own : Transfusions by FSLIC Are Only Prolonging the Inevitable MARTIN MAYER, MARTIN MAYER is the author of "The Bankers," "The Lawyers" and, most recently, "Making News."
Pitchman Savalas Helps, But Will Players Club Ever Hit the Jackpot? JAMES BATES, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Hospitals Stage Marketing Blitz LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hypermart--Shopping on a Grand Scale J. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Times Staff Writer
What the Country Needs Is More Discipline, Less Talk About a Tax Hike Allan H. Meltzer, ALLAN H. MELTZER is J. M. Olin Professor of Political Economy and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University
Los Angeles County
Canadians Bitterly Split Over Benefit of New U.S. Free Trade Agreement KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
More Ire About Smoke
Despite Debt, Mexico Could Be a Good Bet JAMES FLANIGAN
Car Magazine's Critique of Hyundai Excel Was Far More Positive Than Story Indicated
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