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What happened on February 29, 1988
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Post-Surgery Tremors Caused by Anesthesia Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Do Smells Trigger Memories? JAMIE TALAN, Talan writes about medicine for Newsday, Long Island, N.Y. and
Few Seem to Notice Toxic Warning Signs at Shops, Gas Pumps RICHARD C. PADDOCK and ANDREA ESTEPA, Times Staff Writers
Celebration Ends in Tragedy NANCY WRIDE, Times Staff Writer
Developers' Foe Won't Seek Reelection in Costa Mesa DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Age Lowered for Flu Vaccine Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
The Keys to the Cells
Is It Worth Shielding?
Newport Beach : Ex-'Star Wars' Official to Speak on Project
County Jobs Pit Blacks Against Latino Workers VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Science / Medicine : Calculating Exact Magnitude Can Take Months Or Years KENNETH REICH
Gray Skies, Possible Sprinkles Forecast LAURIE BECKLUND and KATHIE BOZANICH, Times Staff WriterS
U.S. Jews' View of Israel Shifts : They'll Support Candidates Who Support Peace With Arabs MARK P. COHEN, Mark P. Cohen is an attorney in Washington and the publications chairman of the Jewish Committee for Israeli-Palestinian Peace.
Deddeh Not Shy About Dipping Into Campaign War Chest DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
San Diego
The impoverished are not without standards in the plushier suburbs. : Cheese Day at the Club Al Martinez
Clearing Due but a New Storm Is Hovering LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners
Slow Growth May Come Slowly Under Initiative DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
3 Die in Iowa Plane Crash United Press International
Smith Won't Seek 3rd Term on School Board DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer and
Scattered Showers Expected to Clear Today, but a New Storm Is Hovering LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Costa Mesa : GOP Women Will Hear Three Legislative Aides
Learning Young
Campaign Funds Buy a Lot of Extras for S.D. Lawmakers DANIEL M. WEINTRAUB, Times Staff Writer
Hands-On Seminar : Teaching Teachers New Tricks DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Thai Crackdown on Refugees Defended ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Intruder Story Just a Cover for Murder, Prosecutors Say JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Principal Overruled; 'Children's Hour' Performance OKd GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton : Blood Drive Scheduled Wednesday on Campus
Bailiff Makes It Her Business to Keep an Eye on Parents JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Self-Sufficiency Allows Battered Woman to Pick Up the Pieces of Her Life BRENDA PAIK SUNOO, Times Staff Writer
A Brother's Kidney Gives S.D. Transplant Recipient New Lease on Life SIOK-HIAN TAY, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach at 100
Fossil Could Aid Whale Study Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Countywide : 'Amnesty Fair' Planned Saturday in Santa Ana
Shot Disrupts Dance at Burbank Armory
Block Revival : Teacher Uses Old-Fashioned Wooden Toys to Help Build Her Students' Thinking Skills PAMELA MORELAND, Times Staff Writer
Fountain Valley : Free Forum Offered on Care of Elderly
Life's Simple Pleasures Robbed by City's Violence ALVA MOORE STEVENSON, Aalva Moore Stevenson is a long-time Los Angeles resident
A Return to Harmony in N. Hollywood : Transformation in Works for 'Worst Little Street' STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Dialogue Fosters Church Dissent SUSAN MALONEY, Sister Susan Maloney is a member of the Sisters of the Holy Names and a doctoral student in religious social ethics at USC.
Young Scientists Hit Books Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : The Richter Scale : Caltech Seismologists Say Temblor Rating Has a Magnitude of Problems KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
TV Set Falls, Kills Boy, 5 Associated Press
L.A. Proclaims Just About Every Day a Special Occasion STEVE HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Boning Up on Past Is Professor's Speciality Herbert J. Vida
Orange : Low-Cost Anti-Rabies Clinic Set for Tuesday
Anaheim : Fullerton Man, 73, Hit, Killed by Car
Orange : Victim-Offender Project Is Seeking Mediators
Tetracycline for the Gums? Compiled from Times staff and wire reports
Bikers, Friends Rally to Aid Injured Cycle Shop Owner MICHAEL CONNELLY, Times Staff Writer
Rule of the Jungle : The Operative Principle Is Retaliation as Gang Killings Grip Neighborhood EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Child Murder : The Town Confronts Its Past BARRY SIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Izvestia Relates Last Moments of Stalin's Police Chief : Beria Reportedly Begged Executioner for Mercy From Reuters
U.N. Calls on U.S. Not to Shut Down PLO Mission Associated Press
Law Creates Opportunity : An Entrepreneurial Army Beats Drum for Amnesty STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Vows Army Won't Become 'Mob' KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Mutual Fund Firm to Lay Off 800 Associated Press
Brazil's Leader Reports 'Political Disintegration' From Reuters
The World
Slide Toll 52 in Morocco Associated Press
5 Killed in Paris Fire From Reuters
Estonian Protest Fizzles, Paper Says From Reuters
Aquino's Uncle, Nephew Visit Marcos; May Negotiate Return Associated Press
No. 4 Is No. 1 in Hearts of Riders : Courtesy Reigns on Multi-Ethnic Line--a Movable Feast in the Melting Pot DICK RORABACK, Times Staff Writer
Turks' Leader Off to Iran From Reuters
General Strike Gets Off to Slow Start in Panama Associated Press
Tips for New Year's Backsliders
The State
Backstop Contras, Reagan Asks United Press International
Sometimes, Timing Isn't Everything Jack Smith
Boat With 45 Aliens Capsizes United Press International
The State
Shamir Says He May Bar Press From West Bank and Gaza Strip : 2 Palestinians Die of Wounds; Settlers Ask Tough Policies Associated Press
N. Korean to Visit Zambia From Reuters
The World
POLITICS 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Texas Poll Favorites From Associated Press
Israelis Detain 2 U.S. Teachers From Reuters
The Nation
The State
POLITICS 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Robertson Gets Advice From Reuters
Fatal Blast Rips Barn in IRA Area United Press International
Tex. Paper Backs Jackson United Press International
Mecham's Impeachment Trial Begins Today United Press International
The Nation
The State
Troops Act as Buffer Against Muslims, He Says After Visit : Sacramento Priest Reports High Armenian Toll CARL INGRAM, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : VA Offering Illegal Care, Study Charges
The World : 2 Refuseniks Reach Israel
Finally, the Right to Flip His Lid JAMES MARNELL
Noriega Foes Struggle to Mount Protest Strike : Shutdown Urged Today Amid Fears of Reprisals; Delvalle Still in Hiding, Vows to Stay in Panama DAN WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer
Rioting Erupts in Azerbaijan; Dissident Links It to Armenia Associated Press
Britain Locks Out Old Jail Tradition From Reuters
2 Killed in Clashes Over Armenian Issue : Soviet Prosecutor Reveals Deaths as Protests Continue in Region WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Shultz Has His First Mideast Shuttle Success--in Egypt NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Court to Rule on Testing of U.S. Workers Associated Press
The Nation
The World
The World
The World
The World
Many Killed, Wounded as 2 Iran Missiles Hit Baghdad United Press International
Obando Assails Sandinistas for Stalling Talks RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
A Royal Luncheon Sets This Crowd to Dreaming of Crowns
U.S. Weighs Economic Blow at Panama DON SHANNON, Times Staff Writer
Doubts About His Character Possible : Charges of Flip-Flopping Pose Threat to Gephardt MAURA DOLAN and ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writers
POLITICS 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Democratic Candidates Debate Value of Debates Robert Gillette
Off Support, Texas Baby Dies Associated Press
Italy Aids Philippines From Reuters
POLITICS 88 : Republican Rivals Debate in Atlanta : Bush and Dole Clash Over Trade Policy, Cutting Deficit ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
The World
Weinberger Joins Law Firm Headed by William Rogers Associated Press
Bishop Tutu Arrested, Told to Stop Mounting Protests : 'I Obey God' in Defiance, Cleric Says Associated Press
Israeli Army Drafts Sharansky United Press International
The State : Baby Is Off Life Support
President of Tunisia Changes Party's Name From Reuters
Ex-Army Football Star Pete Dawkins Plans Run for Senate Associated Press
2 Killed in Manila Hunt for Treasure United Press International
POLITICS 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Jackson and Michigan From Associated Press
Dukakis, Bush Win in Maine; Jackson Second DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : The State of Affairs in a Patriarchy CAROLYN SEE
Widely Reported Incident Is No Threat to Duke, Duchess : Arrest of 'Armed' Man Stirs Royal Fuss LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Rain-Triggered Collisions Snarl Freeway Traffic ERIC MALNIC, Times Staff Writer
Says Producing Nations Should Get No U.S. Aid : Koch Calls Reagan a 'Wimp' in War on Drugs Associated Press
Resolute Ways to Keep Those Resolutions LYNN SIMROSS, Times Staff Writer
Hutton Ex-President Censured by NYSE Over Check-Kiting Associated Press
Strength of Rebels Grows in Philippines : Successes Prompt Communists to Seek Arms Aid, U.S. Says JIM MANN, Times Staff Writer
Women, Girls Play Key Role in Arab Unrest DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Higher Age Limit Tied to Dip in Drunk-Driving Arrests ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
CIA Has a Plan for His Ouster, Noriega Tells Spanish Paper United Press International
Arms Cut Spells 'Turning Point' for Livermore Lab DAN MORAIN and ROBERT A. JONES, Times Staff Writers
Bokassa Death Sentence Lifted Reuters
Casual Users 'Accomplices' to Murder: 1st Lady United Press International
POLITICS 88 : CAMPAIGN '88 : Bush, Dole in California United Press International
Obituaries : Amy Lynn Hardin; Transplant Infant Captured Hearts
The Nation
Obituaries : Gene Vincent de Paul, 68; Pianist and Composer ANN WIENER, Times Staff Writer
Retiree Kills Wife, Sons Before Shooting Himself United Press International
SPORTS
Castro Says Cuba's Boycott of Summer Olympics at Seoul Is Justified
WINTER OLYMPICS : Four-Man Bobsled : USA 1 Comes Within 2/100ths of a Bronze MIKE KUPPER, Times Assistant Sports Editor
Harvey Kuenn, Former Batting Champion, Dies at 57 Associated Press
WINTER OLYMPICS : Jim McKay's Last Olympics? Maybe Not LEONARD SHAPIRO, Washington Post
This Holy Cow Town Did Keep Everyone Hobbin and a'Bobbin' MIKE DOWNEY
Luton Town Reaches Littlewoods Cup Final Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Mayotte Successfully Defends His Title, Beating Fitzgerald From Times Wire Services
LOS ANGELES OPEN : 10 Years, 2 Rain Delays Are Enough: Beck Wins SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Flames Now Get Show Off the Road DAN HAFNER
The 76ers, at Least, Got Laker Message
WINTER OLYMPICS : Other Sports : Finns Top Soviets to Take Silver From Times Wire Services
LOS ANGELES OPEN : After 10 Years and Two Rain Delays, Beck Wins KEN PETERS, Associated Press
Chip Finally Able to Knock Big Block Off His Shoulder JIM MURRAY
Steady Kings Break Away From Canucks : Sluggish Vancouver Is Losing Touch in Turtle Derby for Playoff Spot JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Newbern Is Honored in Sea View
Hirmez Hits; Sockers Beat Steamers, 5-2 MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Perez, Taylor Meet Tonight in 10-Round Bout
Golf Roundup : Player Overcomes Hole-in-One With 4 Birdies From Times Wire Services
He's From Outback but Plans to Be Out in Front RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Trojans Hit Nothing Except Bottom : They Can't Shoot and Fall Into a Tie for Last Place, 71-47 JIM CAPLE, Special to The Times
SCC's Dixon Named to All-District Team
The 49ers Run Down Anteaters : Wiley Scores 23 in Second Half of 98-90 Victory DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
Community College Baseball : Rancho Santiago Pours It on San Bernardino
Edberg, Mecir and Becker Top-Seeded as Play Begins Today at Indian Wells LISA DILLMAN
Zarate to Fight Zaragoza in Title Bout EARL GUSTKEY
Lakers Shine in 111-97 Win Against Suns MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Notes : Witt Lightens Up in Her Conference After Winning the Gold RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Angels : Rookie Left-Hander Puts Gleam in Mauch's Eye MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
In Big 'Cap, Ferdinand Assigned Top Weight BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Women's 5,000-Meter Speed Skating : Van Gennip Gets Her Third Gold Medal ANGUS PHILLIPS, Washington Post
USIU Defeats Penn State, 5-4 With Home Run in 8th Inning
Shanahan New Coach of Raiders : Al Davis Will End the Intrigue With an Announcement Today RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
College Roundup : Stanford Defeats UC Irvine With Strong Singles Showing
Wiley, Long Beach Defeat Irvine, 98-90 DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : IT'S NO SURPRISE : U.S. Performance in Winter Could Be Omen for Summer RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Motor Racing Roundup : Bonnett Ends Up on Top Down Under From Times Wire Services
West Coast Viewers Are Slighted by CBS and ABC LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review : Donations for Mission Viejo Coach's Operation Reach $9,000 Elliott Teaford
Padre Notebook : No Big Windup in Padre's First Practice Game BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
WINTER OLYMPICS : Calgary Stages Warm Goodby to Games THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers : For Heep, Last Season Was a Heap of Trouble SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
For Frank Shorter, the Longer He Runs the Better It Becomes SCOTT OSTLER
NBA Roundup : Thomas, Rodman Lead the Pistons Past Celtics DAN HAFNER
Coaching and Caring : Winning Meets Is Only Half of the Game for John Craven STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
College Basketball Roundup : Kentucky, Minus Chapman, Still Wins From Times Wire Services
TAUGHT HIM A LESSON : West German Idol Boris Becker Had to Learn a Lot About Life in 1987 LISA DILLMAN, Special to The Times
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Bloodsport': A Blow for Cliches LEONARD KLADY
STAGE REVIEW : Power of Wilson's 'Ma Rainey' Goes Beyond the Recording Studio MARK CHALON SMITH
A Weekend at the Opera : 'Trovatore' at San Diego Civic Theatre Martin Bernheimer
Tv & Video John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
San Francisco Film Festival Announces Schedule United Press International
First Off . . . John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
By The Numbers Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Tv & Video John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MUSIC REVIEWS : A Weekend at the Opera : 'Fledermaus' at Orange Arts Center MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Pop Capsules : Africa's Blondy: A New Reggae Heir? CARY DARLING
Music JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Three New Principals in 'Fledermaus' CHRIS PASLES
Music Reviews : Currie, Master Chorale Try Britten's 'War Requiem' DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Movies John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press.
BALLET REVIEW : New 'Orpheus' in Central L.A. LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Music Reviews : Amsterdam Guitar Trio at Saddleback College RICHARD JENSEN
Egyptian Film Fest Starts Wednesday at Royal KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Art John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Violist Neubauer at Doheny Mansion TERRY McQUILKIN
ART : Pally Recognizes His Bond With 'Interpretive Link' Allan Jalon
Movies John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEWS : A Tribute to Animator Oskar Fischinger CHARLES SOLOMON
STAGE REVIEW : 'Carnage' Is Biting Gospel Cartoon DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
'Freedom' Leaves Viewers Lusting for a Quick Exit MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Theater in Tune With Success NANCY CHURNIN
Television Reviews : The Before and After of 'Perfect People' DON SHIRLEY
Sotheby's Art Sale in U.S.S.R. 'Landmark Event' SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
Pop Capsules : Cockburn Offers Heavy-Handed Politics, Vivid Poetry STEVE HOCHMAN
Television Reviews : 'Day by Day': Day-Care Humor Hits Prime Time HOWARD ROSENBERG
Radio John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Syndication Is a Buyer's Market Again DIANE HAITHMAN, Times Staff Writer
Television Reviews : Superman Special Due on Channel 2 TERRY ATKINSON
POP MUSIC REVIEW : It's New Orleans Jazz but Pizazz Proves to Be Elusive : Preservation Hall Band's Performance Less Than Memorable MIKE BOEHM, Times Staff Writer
Music Reviews : Pianist Votapek at Loyola Marymount Daniel Cariaga
Soviet Film Boss Goes Hollywood JOHN VOLAND
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
Sweeps, Sleaze, Swaggart, Santee and South Africa
BUSINESS
Thrills 'n Chills in Asia : Southland Is Home of First U.S. Theme Park; Now It Exports Fantasies and Fire-Breathing Dragons for Future Far East Playgrounds JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
'HELL CAMP' IN MALIBU : Japanese Course Puts Executives Through a Grind NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
Recession or Inflation? One Economist Fears Both
Farmers Group Shedding Part of Stodgy Image : While Fighting Suitor, Insurer Raises Profile and Plans Expansions NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Deal to Include $6 Billion in New Financing : Brazil, Banks Reach Preliminary Debt Accord Associated Press
Smaller L.A. Regionals Survive by Specializing BILL SING
Southland Brokerage Business
Capitalizing on the Crash : While Wave of Layoffs Hits N.Y., L.A. Brokerages Appear to Have Weathered the Storm--For Now BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Index of Consumer Confidence Inches Higher in January From Reuters
REAL ESTATE : Hawaiian Architects Win Contract for $700-Million Australian Project Michael Flagg, Times Staff Writer
Australia Plans World-Class Bash : Promoters of Expo '88 Use L.A. Olympics as Model MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Experts Urge New U.S. Role in Third World : Change in Emphasis Could Help Trade Deficit OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Suzuki Lashes Out Against Charges Samurai Is Unsafe : Popular Vehicle Rolls Over Easily, Consumer Group Says JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
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