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What happened on January 02, 1988
NEWS
Three's Company : Monica, Leanna and Joy Creel May Look Alike, but These Triplets Are Trying to Break the Mold JENNIFER MOULTON, For The Times and Jennifer Moulton is a senior at Sunny Hills High School, where she is an editor of the student newspaper, The Accolade, plays varsity basketball and enjoys political science and history. and
Passionate Roman Catholic Activists : Claretian Order Priests Carry Out Community Work as Individuals DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Cold Cuts Size of Crowd : Thrills and Chills at the 99th Rose Parade JILL STEWART, Times Staff Writer
American Among 13 Dead in Hotel Fire in Bangkok From Times Wire Services
THE 1988 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE : First Korean Float Brings Pride to Growing Community ANDREA ESTEPA, Times Staff Writer
Black Muslim's $5.7 Million Won't Go to His Heirs Associated Press
Madame Pandit's Contemporaries Included Lord Mountbatten : At 85, Nehru's Sister Recalls High Moments of a Long Life ELISABETH BUMILLER, The Washington Post
Kenya Jails 'Mama Alice,' Who Led Disaffected Tribesmen : Magic Fades for Uganda's Guerrilla Voodoo Priestess Associated Press
The Great American Train Show Arriving on Schedule DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
An End to Cold May Provide Opportunity to Plant, Prune Robert Smaus
2 Climbers Die in Austria Associated Press
Israel Keeps Gaza, West Bank Calm : Show of Force Coincides With PLO Wing's Anniversary DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
268 Killed in '87 in S. Africa Trouble Spot From Reuters
22 Arrested in Cairo as Hundreds Protest Israel's Policies on Arabs MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Syria Foreign Minister Back From Saudi Visit From Reuters
Peru Greets New Year in Darkness as Rebels Sabotage Power Sources From Times Wire Services
Spartans Beat USC, 20-17; Miami Wins From Times Wire Services
Youth, 17, Spends Night in Wrecked Plane; 3 Die Associated Press
Japanese Premier Lists Goals for His Talks With Reagan United Press International
More Precise Alcoholic Screening Urged Associated Press
Woman's Status Is Questioned After 75 Years in the Country United Press International
Soviets Stop Jamming Voice of America Broadcasts to Poland From Times Wire Services
Late Out of the Gate, Hart's Still a Long Shot With British Bookies United Press International
Hart's '88 Funds Not Tied to '84 Debts, Judge Rules From Times Wire Services
From Russia With Love : Here for the Holidays, Moscow Student Yana Chernuhka, 15, Shares a Week-Long Diary
Champagne, Cheers, Charms Salute '88 From Times Wire Services
Report on AIDS Accidents Urges Emphasis on Basic Safety Practices Associated Press
Couples Rush to Wed, Avoid Test for AIDS Associated Press
Shuttle Booster Test Was a Success, Firm Insists Associated Press
4-Hour Show Paints Colorful, Humorous Mosaic of Life Down Under : Australia Marks 200th Anniversary With TV Pageant United Press International
600 on Oahu Flee Floodwaters, Jam Evacuation Shelters Associated Press
Chief Rabbi in Britain Named Peer for 1st Time Associated Press
Puerto Rican Leader of Separatist Group Guilty in Escape Plot Associated Press
Wind Chill at Dangerous Levels : Strong Winds, Bitter Cold Usher in 1988 in Midwest From United Press International
Atlanta Airport Now the World's Busiest Associated Press
90-Tentacled Species of Nautilus a Kin to Octopus : Rare Sea Creatures Displayed in Seattle United Press International
Clamor for Reform : For Italians, It's Piecemeal Government WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Introducing Youths to 'Special Kids' ELLEN MELINKOFF
Fewer Children Receive Vaccines for Common Diseases From the Washington Post
Barroom Fight Ends in Murder-Suicide
Arkansas Schools to Help Pupils Cope With Tragedy of 16 Slayings United Press International
Baby Girl Is Found in Bag on Roadside United Press International
Orange County Life today introduces High Life, a weekly... Ceci Vandervoort, Editor, Orange County Life
Superconductor Properties Used to Build Motor Associated Press
Lives Filled With Pranks, Devotion to Boy Scouts : Twins, 80, Rarely Apart Until One Died Associated Press
'88 Brings New Laws on Drunk Driving, Taxes and Time Off to Be With the Baby From Associated Press
Rail Depot in Detroit to Shut After 75 Years Associated Press
Noisy Zimbabwe Jets Barred From London Associated Press
Bangladesh Vote Set for Feb. 28; Opposition Wary Associated Press
Ortega Calls Reagan 'Liar of the Year' From Times Wire Services
IRS Move Spurs Trustee Effort to Recover Payments to Bakkers Associated Press
New Year's Eve Fusillade Claims at Least 2 Victims GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Hangovers, Watching Parades and Football : Millions Celebrate Old-Fashioned Way From United Press International
North No Hero, Dole States in Assailing Iran Arms Sale JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
Dalkon Shield Maker to Merge With French Firm Associated Press
Brothers Split in Nicaragua Find No Peace RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Support 'Check in Mail' Routine Gets Old JAN HOFMANN, For The Times
'Tomato Man's Veggies Beet the Competition
HOT, HIP & HAPPENING : Cash-for-Grades Plan Can Ease Tuition Costs
As a Child She Wanted a Horse; Now She Has Reams of Them DARLENE SORDILLO, Times Staff Writer
Two Girls From Different Worlds Find Friendship DARCY GRIFFIN, For The Times and Darcy Griffin is a senior at Capistrano Valley High School, where she is the editor of the student newspaper, The Paw Prints, and a member of the school's California Scholarship Federation and French clubs. and
Career Goes Back to F.D.R. : Pepper, Ally of the Elderly, Is a Power in House, Party ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Beauty Behind Inhospitable Agua Tibia JOHN McKINNEY
A Civic Dream Has Begun to Take Shape in Anaheim WILLIAM S. MURPHY
Westwood Towers Reflect the Drift of Office Design Sam Hall Kaplan
John Wayne Airport: Noise Statistics
What Does Quality Of Life Mean In Orange County...
U.S., Soviets Trade 1988 TV Greetings : Messages From Reagan, Gorbachev Reflect Improved Superpower Ties JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
THE 1988 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE : The Winners
Smoking Curbed in Tokyo Subway Stations From Reuters
'Impossible' Flowers in the Southland GEORGE HARMON SCOTT
Safe Rides: Baby, You Can't Drive My Car
Twice-Told Animal Tales : Amorous Frasier Added Zest to the '70s; Pelican Mutilators Brought Death to '80s GORDON GRANT, Times Staff Writer
Photo Magazines Have Focus for Everyone ROBERT LACHMAN, Times Staff Writer and
Liechtenstein Offers Free Ride in Drive on Commuter Smog Associated Press
14 Die in Sikh Separatist Violence in India From Reuters
11 Die in New Year's Day Fires; Police Probe Holiday Eve Deaths From United Press International
Travel Show at Anaheim Convention Center
Lebanon Moving to Blockade Druze Port Over Copter Seizure From Reuters
Trouble-Shooters on Scooters Make Sure Floats Are on Course RENE ROMO, Times Staff Writer
Israel Rejects U.S. Compromise on Its Taba Dispute With Egypt From Reuters
Iraq Says It Hit 2 Vessels; '87 Ship Toll a Record From Reuters
Cacophony of Gunfire, Firecrackers Creates Virtual War Zone : 11 Dead, 1,000 Hurt as Manila Greets New Year MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
HMO Incentives May Peril Patient Care, Report Says Associated Press
Cable Television Systems In Orange County
Hitler Watercolor Brings $36,000 at Kentucky Sale Associated Press
Happy Trails to You ... in Malibu? Paul Dean
You Can Brighten a Party With Some Napkin Folderol ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
The Best Is Yet to Come : Call Them 'Concept Vehicles' or Simply 'Dream Cars'--With Satellite Navigation, 4-Wheel Steering, Solar Power and More, Autos of the Future Are on Display Now PETER W. FREY, Frey, who resides in Sherman Oaks, specializes in automotive writing.
SPORTS
THE BOWL GAMES : Florida Citrus Bowl : Clemson Has Too Much for Penn State, 35-10 From Times Wire Services
Making a Name for Himself : Carlos Palomino Jr. Takes His Best Shots on the Basketball Court, Not in the Boxing Ring CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Rose Bowl Notes : Coauette Shakes the Flu, Leads USC in Tackles TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
A Simple Snap and a Wave End Big Ten Jinx : Michigan State Beats USC and Pac-10, 20-17 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Lazers Play Tacoma With Second Place at Stake
Tennis Roundup : Shriver and Fendick Win Twice, Advance to Semifinals in Australia From Times Wire Services
Pepperdine, Unbeaten at Home, Entertains Connecticut Tonight RAY RIPTON
USC Women Face North Carolina Tonight
UCI Women Play Long Beach in PCAA Opener
THE ROSE BOWL : Trojans Kick the Last Chance to Pull It Out, for Peete's Sake Scott Ostler
Nunn Seeks Title Shot Via TV Bout STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Gulls Try to End USD Home Streak
Basketball at UCLA Is Hitting Rock Bottom
Can Anybody Make Sense Out of Playoff System?
Today's Games : Big Ten Faces SEC Teams in Pair of Bowls From Times Wire Services
Players Are Victims in Some Prep Forfeits
Spirit That Once Made Raiders Intimidating Gone With the Judge
After Sitting Out, Murphy Stands Out in Capitals' Win Associated Press
Long Beach Takes On Fullerton Tonight DICK WAGNER
A QUIET RETURN : Williams' Homecoming Was Supposed to Be Pleasant--Then Tragedy Struck TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Community College Notebook / Steve Kresal : Cypress Lures Elite Field for Next Tournament STVE KRESAL
The Recovery Ward : Guard Healing Wounds at Valley College After Academic Fall GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Pierce Revivalist : Urge to Return to Football Moved College, New Coach Bob Enger RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
Woody Hayes Would Have Loved This One Jim Murray
THE ROSE BOWL : It Wasn't an Easy Route for USC's Henry : Two Scoring Catches Help Starter-Turned-Backup Make a Name for Himself BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
USC Drops a Snap, Spartans Get to Cackle and Pop BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Bill Schroeder Was a Winner Himself
This Kind of Advice Is Easy to Ignore
If Nothing Else, Golf Is a Teacher of Patience
Basketball at UCLA Is Hitting Rock Bottom
Spirit That Once Made Raiders Intimidating Gone With the Judge
Alcohol Is Also Called a Drug That Kills
NBA Roundup : Bullets Can't Stop Former Teammate Vincent, 124-109 From Times Wire Services
Couture's Knockout Record Is Unbeatable
THE ROSE BOWL : This Time, They Don't Call On Lorenzo White : While Spartan All-American Running Back Gets a Rest, Ezor Carries On SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
There's More to Hunting Than Reading, Writing
THE ROSE BOWL : USC Says Completion More Suited for Ripley, Rather Than for Rison TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
Walker Helps Knicks Run Over Clippers : He Comes Off Bench to Score 25 as Los Angeles Loses Fifth Straight CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Spirit That Once Made Raiders Intimidating Gone With the Judge
Basketball at UCLA Is Hitting Rock Bottom
On the Third Try, Miami Gets It (No. 1) Right RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Mandlikova Is Now an Australian
THE BOWL GAMES : NBC Provides Coverage as Good as Its Games Larry Stewart
Racing at Santa Anita : Raveneaux Finishes First on a Day of Notable Firsts BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
THE BOWL GAMES : Sugar Bowl : Auburn Hangs a Last-Second Tie on Syracuse's Undefeated Season BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Coliseum Gives Raiders a Good Reason to Move
THE BOWL GAMES : Cotton Bowl : Aggies Wipe Out Irish, and Brown Image THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
THE BOWL GAMES : Fiesta Bowl : Florida State Makes Its Claim as No. 1 in Both Polls and Luck MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Route to Statewide Container Recycling Littered by Barriers : Holes Left in System That Was Supposed to Be in Place Jan. 1 DAVID FERRELL, Times Staff Writer
It's a Girl! : Orange County's First Baby of '88 Toasted With Cider DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Bias Case Ruling Upheld
The Party's Over
Tax Rebates Trickle In
Chamber Will Fight Them by Joining Them BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Tickets Up, but Deaths Down in '87 Traffic Files STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
You and Your Car Information compiled by Times researcher Cecelia Rasmussen
A Generation Must Show Itself ALAN M. WEBBER, Alan M. Webber is the managing editor of Harvard Business Review
Local News in Brief : Cypress : Goal of $70,000 Set for American Awards
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Stanton, Hicks Win Anti-Fraud Awards
Fire Guts Otay Mesa House
Measure Would Add 2 Members to City Council : Advocates Cite Growth, Fairer Representation BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Grant Will Allow City to Synchronize Signals
Losing Ground on Vaccines
Local News in Brief : Stanton : Man Threatens Officer With Knives, Is Slain
Detectives Probing Shooting Death of Man
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Census Bureau to Look at Jobs and Income
Local News in Brief : Stabbed Man Dies on Floor of Sun Valley Bar
Sound Counsel on AIDS
Officer Faces Hearing
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
One Road to the American Dream
Pope's Message
Citizens and the City Council
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Citizens and the City Council
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Landmark Candidates
One Road to the American Dream
Citizens and the City Council
Researcher Tries to Stay in Stride With Homeless ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Film House Revives Only to Face a New Cloud Over Future RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
900 Protest Crackdown on West Bank, Gaza Strip KIRK JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
A Bad Start to New Year: Crashes Kill 1, Leave 7 Hurt MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Ready, Able and Willing to Help
Thieves Get Her 'Life's Work' : Films, Artworks of Bhutan Taken From Car Trunk DOUG BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Cal State University Times
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Local News in Brief : Fire Damages Home in Simi, Kills Family Dog
Rebuilt After Fire : Baptist Church Rises as Tribute to Generosity RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Christian Groups Reset World Evangelization Goal for Year 2000 JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Cal State University Times
Evangelism Traced to Biblical Roots JOHN DART
6 San Diegans Are Rescued After Boat Hits Rocks Off Baja Coast
This Is One for the Good Books : Bizarre Biblical Practices Have Medical Roots, Experts Say ALLYN FISHER, Associated Press
Church Leaders Now Satisfied After Years of Difficulty in Mozambique DAVID CRARY, Associated Press
Police Beating of Plainclothes Officer
Paris Prelate Recalls Jewish Upbringing : Cardinal Tells His Story in New Book MARILYN AUGUST, Associated Press
S.D. Hotel Resident Found Dead Downtown
One Road to the American Dream
Local News in Brief : Bomb Explodes as Car Starts; No One Injured
Teacher, 4 Students Held for Burglaries United Press International
Grappling With the 'Complexities' of the German Language
Horsing Around in Julian : Tourist Enterprise Lends Touch of Class, Ensures That Past Is Little More Than a Carriage Ride Away NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Fewer End Up Ringing In New Year in Jail Cell JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
H2 0: The Nose Knows : Metropolitan Water District's Tasters Sniff Trouble Before It Hits the Tap LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Apartment Fire Kills Mother and 3 Children CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Legal Omission Puts Resolution of Murders of 2 Families in Doubt TED ROHRLICH, Times Staff Writer
No Security in Excessive Secrecy ROBERT C. WILLIAMS, Robert C. Williams is a professor of history, the dean of the faculty and the vice president for academic affairs at Davidson College in North Carolina. He is the author of "Klaus Fuchs, Atom Spy" (Harvard University Press, 1987)
The Vital Signs of Old Agoura : Bitter Feud Over Gateway Disrupts Peaceful Ambiance of Community PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Polar Bear Plunge Draws 15 Icy Souls RICK SERRANO, Times Staff Writer
A Water Taster's Glossary
Triathlete Beats Odds Using Another Man's Heart ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Rocks of Ages
BUSINESS
Medical / Industry Expects to Expand Products and Services, Keep a Lid on Costs LESLIE BERKMAN, Times Staff Writer
5 of 8 Economists on Times' Board Expect a Recession This Year JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
Looking Back at the Major Highlights of Last 12 Months
For Mutual Funds, It Was Boom and Bust Year BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
Here's a Quiz for Investors About 1987 Bill Sing
The Year Didn't Work Out the Way Experts Predicted
SCRAP HAPPY : Build Nearly Half of State's Recycling Centers? Can Do--but Not Easily--Says 20/20 of Irvine MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
YEAR OF THE CRASH 1987 : After Historic Run-Up, the Bulls Take a Long, Hard Tumble Back to Earth MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
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Investment Advisers Suggest Speculative and Prudent Places to Put Your Money BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Weekend TV : A Time for Non-Football Heroes After a Diet of Bowl Games STEVE WEINSTEIN
Stickin' to His Guns
Dueling Decibels
Lost 'Giselle'
Art Collecting
Radio Tunes Up for Political, Olympic Year STEVE WEINSTEIN
Lofty Standards
Television Reviews : 'Vampires' on Z MICHAEL WILMINGTON
COMMENTARY : 1987 Was Year of Change for Arts in S.D. HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
Rockettes Color Line
Soloist Roberta Peters Adds Too-Brief Life to Pacific Symphony's New Year's Concert CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Stays Grounded After 'Moonstruck' Success ANNETTE INSDORF, Insdorf is director of undergraduate film studies at Columbia University
Rock Was the Music, but Jesus Was the Message at Knott's New Year's Eve Show JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Papp and Shakespeare: Going All the Way With Every Play DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Ray Brown Quintet Makes the Creative Sparks Fly at the Loa LEONARD FEATHER
Bob Hope Cultural Center Opens Tonight : Political, Hollywood Celebrities to Dedicate $20-Million Palm Desert Facility JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
OPERA REVIEW : The Met Rings Out the Old With a Dismal 'Fledermaus' MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
'Tristan' Perspective
Widow, 93, Loses Claim to Monet Landscape Valued at $500,000 From Reuters
The Endless Acting Energy of Daniel J. Travanti JANICE ARKATOV
Television Reviews : 'Texas Train" on CBS TERRY ATKINSON
Bogdanovich's Special 'Terror' of Boris Karloff CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Conductors' Guild
Film Makers Still in Export Battle With USIA BILL McALLISTER, The Washington Post
Help for Saturday's Lost Audience of Grown-Ups RICK SHERWOOD
Fans Keep Their Cool at L.L. Cool J's Rap Concert VICTOR VALLE
Proud Papa Sonny Bono Joins Chastity in Her Singing Debut ROBERT HILBURN
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