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What happened on January 04, 1988
NEWS
The State : She Survives Bridge Plunge
'Franco's Kids' Pay Tribute BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
DOWN UNDER : San Diego's Underground Creeps, Crawls, Works PAUL OMUNDSON
Dow Kicks Off 1988 With a Rousing 76-Point Surge : Key Banks Intervene on Dollar Reuters
Snow Snarls Northeast Traffic; Midwest Wind-Chill 70 Below Times Wire Services
N.M. Rep. Lujan to Call It Quits United Press International
Continental Cutting Fares 15% United Press International
The Nation : Midwest, Plains Brace for Severe Cold
Israeli Soldiers 'Very Far From Trigger-Happy,' Peres Asserts MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
The World
Surprise Announcement : Won't Seek 7th Term, Badham Tells Backers JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
INS Decision Will Release 1,149 Cubans Associated Press
Faulty Furnace Fells 135 Pupils Associated Press
Once Caught in Drug Twilight, Jackson Says Associated Press
Israelis Rout Protesters in West Bank, Gaza Strip Associated Press
The State
The Nation
The World : Carlucci Off to Mideast
Sampling Taken on Moscow-Vladivostok Train : Soviet Travelers Wary of Reform Program, Poll Shows WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Barricades Replaced United Press International
The World
Vitamin Firm to Modify Claims Associated Press
Book Review : When Dreams of Love Will Have to Do CAROLYN SEE
The Nation
Lookout Was at Helm of Tanker That Hit Ferry Reuters
The World
10 More Killed in Blacks' Feuding in S. Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation : Cold Chills Midwest as Snow Hits East
Czech Rights Group Names 3 Spokesmen From Reuters
Soviet Envoy Reports Talks on Gorbachev Visit to W. Germany From Reuters
Sicilian Godfather's Activity Is Subject to Frame-up JAMES MARNELL
The World
Police Walk Out Over Delay in Pay Associated Press
Afghan Court Sentences French Journalist on Espionage Charge Associated Press
Egyptian Women Burn Israeli Flags to Protest Clampdown United Press International
Sacrifice and Technology: Essential Keys to War on Smog LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Bah Humbug to Discerning Advertisements Jack Smith
Difficult Choices in an Election Year : Need for More Deficit Cuts in '88 Seen JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Relaxed Hart Tackles Trust, Policy Issues in TV Session KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Soviet Jewish 1987 Emigration Totals 8,011, Largest Since 1981 United Press International
Legislature Faces Thorny Issues : Ballot Measures Assume State's Political Initiative CARL INGRAM and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers
Angola Appears Locked Into an Endless War MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Israel to Deport 9 for 'Incitement' : Despite U.S. Protests, Palestinians to Be Expelled in Wake of Unrest DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Oahu Declared Disaster Area Reuters
Soviet Aide Visits Afghans Associated Press
Soviets Intend to Participate in Seoul Olympics, Official Says Associated Press
Thatcher Makes History--8 Years, 244 Days as Leader United Press International
The Nation
The Nation
Sorry, Don, Your Party Wasn't the Aspen Ticket Marylouise Oates
Bonn Embassy Employee Shot Down in Paris Times Wire Services
The Nation
The Carry-On Curb : Fliers Find Sky's No Longer the Limit Under New FAA Rules BOB SIPCHEN, Times Staff Writer
Bank Cuts Prime Rate to 8.5% Reuters
A Customized Approach to Cancer Care KATHLEEN DOHENY
The State
Skier Falls to Death as Cable Car Starts Without Conductor Associated Press
Soviets Include Mars Probe in '88 Space Plans From Times Wire Services
Snatched $14,000 Violin Resurfaces in $10 Street Sale United Press International
Carlucci Arrives in Kuwait United Press International
Israeli Soldier Kills Arab Woman; Inquiry Ordered DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
6 Face Challenge on Super Tuesday : GOP Hopefuls Have Little Impact on Voters in South LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer
Moves on Taxes, Contras : Activist Wright Takes Risks in Job of Speaker KAREN TUMULTY and SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writers
An Adopted Boy--and Terror Begins DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Oahu Flood Leaves 175 Homeless Associated Press
Lungren Prepares to Catapult Into State Politics RICHARD C. PADDOCK and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
He Saw Soldier Kill Aquino's Husband, Witness Says MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer
Giant Oil Spill Imperils Water for 750,000 Associated Press
Liability Issue : Servicemen Sue Defense Contractors DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer
Pittsburgh Suburbs Face Water Cutoff After Oil Spill Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Crusading Small-Time Journalist's Objective: To Be Subjective John Needham
Some U.S. Residents Pay $150 to $300 for $15 Thailand Visas MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners
She Puts Cancel Stamp on Long Career A. DAHLEEN GLANTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : AIDS Foundation Gets Mental Health Grant
'If they're old enough to be torn down, they're old enough to be preserved.' : '50s Buildings Near 'Historic' Status JUDY PASTERNAK, Times Staff Writer
Law Requires Disclosure of Child's History DIANNE KLEIN
Badham Is Known for Low Profile in Congress MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : A Better Tobacco Plant?
Warming Trend
Audubon Volunteers Take Gander at County's Birds JESS BRAVIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Westminster : 5 Hurt in Crash When Driver Suffers Seizure
Cuomo Supporters Face Big Hurdles in Quest to Put His Name on Ballot ALAN C. MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Blood Shortage Prompts Appeal by Red Cross
Science / Medicine : Ozone Study Questioned
Science / Medicine : Eucalyptus Threat Spreads
Fast Lane, Slow Lane
Badham Won't Seek a 7th Term
Why Run?
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'Reminder of Folly'
'Reminder of Folly'
Local News in Brief : Fountain Valley : Woman Robbed by Man Who Threatened Baby
Local News in Brief : Orange : 'Peace Pole' Plants Hopes for Better World
'Reminder of Folly'
Hodgepodge : Agoura Hills Council Pushes Renewal Plan to Clean Up 'Tacky, Junky' Areas of City PATRICIA KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
This Is Glasnost?
Vicissitudes of Life, Few Yuks Found in Civil Suits JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
A Past, Present and Future in Palestine : Arabs Rage at a Dying Social, Political Order and Demand Self-Determination TAWFIC FARAH, Tawfic Farah is the editor of the Journal of Arab Affairs.
'Reminder of Folly'
Readathon : Members of Korean Church Recite Bible, From Beginning to End, to Usher in 1988 TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed in Beating on Sun Valley Street
Traffic Lightens Up as Holiday Weekend Winds Down CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Adopted Boy's Hidden Past Led Family to Life of Terror DIANE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : 1987 Goes Down as Year of the Comet
Pit Bull Is Killed After Attack on Boy and Man LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Money Called Barrier to School Earthquake Education Classes DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Zoo Animals Get Homes Just Like Home : 'Tiger River' Exhibit to Have the Look, Feel of Tropical Rain Forest JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
In Defense of Hollywood Revitalization HAROLD L. KATZ and MARK E. RYAVEC, Harold L. Katz , CPA, was chairman of Mayor Bradley's Citizens Committee on Central Business District Redevelopment in 1976. Mark E. Ryavec, a Los Angeles government relations consultant, was the legislative analyst to the committee.
Two Other States Were Closing In on Kraft JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Alert to Licorice Danger
Jews and Arabs Deadlocked in Nightmares : These Dreams Last for Generations, Driven by Fears of Losses Yet to Come WALTER REICH, Walter Reich, a psychiatrist, is a senior research associate at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington and the author of "A Stranger in My House: Jews and Arabs in the West Bank" (Holt, 1984).
Science / Medicine : Ejectable Cabin Seen as Air Safety Device EDWARD DUENSING, Edward Duensing is a New Jersey free - lance writer. and
Fake Death Calls Send Tearful Kin to Hospital LYNN STEINBERG, Times Staff Writer
San Marcos Man Sought in Slaying
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Harry Pregerson: Justice for L.A.'s Homeless : Wide-Ranging Judge Opens One of First Federal Shelters KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Bomb Plot Suspect's Fervor Is Still Hot Despite Arrest of 8 RICHARD A. SERRANO and RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writers
James Cagney Brother Dies of Heart Ills From United Press International
Cost Dispute Leaves Bus-Battered House Unrepaired BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
For 2 in Church : Trek Called Key to Alleged Bomb Plot RALPH FRAMMOLINO and RICHARD A. SERRANO, Times Staff Writers
Science / Medicine : Transplant: New Knee a Step Ahead
Science / Medicine : 8 Finalists in Super Collider Race Grab for Political Strings MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Activist Protests War Toy Link : Fast Challenges Violence on TV TERRY SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
For Zendejas Family, It's a Time to Celebrate LARRY STEWART, Times Staff Writer
This Winter, Go Where Scalpers Don't Care to Go MIKE DOWNEY
CS Fullerton Plays at New Mexico State Tonight ROBYN NORWOOD
Atlanta Puts the Clippers to Sleep, 121-84 : Shue Benches Benjamin, Three Other Starters, at Start of Second Half CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Swimmers Have Strong Outings
High-Scoring Loyola Faces Stingy Green Bay Tonight ALAN DROOZ
Gilpin Leads USD Women Over Ambrose College
Kings Open 5-Game Trip Against New Jersey Tonight SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Zendejas' Field Goal in the Overtime Gives Houston a Win, 23-20 MICHAEL A. LUTZ, Associated Press
College Football : It's Now Official--Miami Is No. 1 Team From Times Wire Services
NHL Roundup : Sabre Playing Like a Rookie, and That's Good DAN HAFNER
Irvine Opens PCAA Play Against Santa Barbara JOHN WEYLER
Pro Football : Both Wild-Card Winners Show They Can Make the Big Plays Bob Oates
Home Again Not So Sweet as Lazers Lose to St. Louis, 3-2 PETE THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' Rout Does Little to Impress Riley : Trail Blazers Make It Easy, Shooting a Horrid 28.4% GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Sound Familiar? Redden Wants Trade Unless He Plays More BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Has A Marshall Plan: Revert to Winning RAY RIPTON
Trojans, Reeled In by Raveling, Sport New Look : They'll Continue Playing at a Slower Pace Tonight Against Colorado State MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
HOT, BUT NOT SO HOT : Kevin Floyd, Who Had a Stone Touch at Georgetown, Has a Sweet Shot at Irvine; Now He Needs Stone Face JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Bullets Fire Loughery and Replace Him With Unseld Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : By Winning Tiebreakers, Shriver Gets Past Novotna From Times Wire Services
As Far as Comebacks Go, Lions' Championship Season Was 1957 VINCE AGUL, Vince Agul, the author, is an advertising account executive who lives in Irvine. and Special to the Times
Prep Review : Taking a Fresh Look at This Rose Bowl Barbie Ludovise
Curry Defeats Aquino; Rosi Scores Knockout
San Gabriel Handicap : Conquering Hero Finally Becomes a Stakes Winner in the U.S. BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
Zendejas Gets Another Chance, Which Leaves Seattle Without One MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Cal State Fullerton Finishes Ninth in Wrestling Invitational
Return of the 'Aints--Carter, Vikings Bury New Orleans, 44-10 CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
49ers in Another Big Game, This Time Against Rebels DICK WAGNER
College Basketball Roundup : Wisconsin Defeats Washington State, 80-65 From Times Wire Services
1988 Is Off to a Spinning Start--and the Mind Reels SCOTT OSTLER
They Just Couldn't Catch Up
The Pain Principle : Wrestler's Labor Is Translated Into Excellence STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Advertising / Marketing Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
The Training Industry JIM SCHACHTER
'No Apparent Ill Effect' From Stock Crash : Purchasers' Index Rebounds as Orders Climb Associated Press
Advertising / Marketing Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Advertising / Marketing Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Japan Working Up an Appetite for U.S. Equities NANCY YOSHIHARA, Times Staff Writer
ADVERTISING / MARKETING : Ritz-Carlton's Own Video Is Designed to Show That It's More Than a Hotel Mary Ann Galante, Times Staff Writer
Springboard or Standby? : Training Films Keep Both Veterans and Newcomers on Payroll JIM SCHACHTER
Kennedy Sought Ban on Cross-Ownership of Media Associated Press
Pact With Sanofi Irks Robins' Other Suitors From Times Wire Services
From L.A., With Beep
BACK TO SCHOOL : Human Development Shifts to Fundamentals as Companies Reshape Corporate Culture, Retool Workers for New Jobs JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
More Layoffs at Mattel After Lackluster Year : Toy Maker Hopes to Save $10 Million in New Round of Cuts, May Merge Plants DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
Advertising Takes to the Air : Southland Firms Are Pumping Up Giant Inflatables and Claiming a Big Chunk of the Industry's Revenues BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
SOCIAL CONSCIENCE IN CORPORATE RANKS : Executive Says Corporations Should Strive to Make the World They Work in a Better Place for All to Live
A&M Records at 25--Success Hasn't Spoiled the Magic WM. K. KNOEDELSEDER Jr., Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
By The Numbers Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Malle's 'Pursuit of Happiness' at UCLA's Melnitz KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Exit Lines 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
OFF BROADWAY REVIEWS : Popularity Is Common Bond for 'Daisy,' 'Serious Money' SYLVIE DRAKE, Times Theater Writer
Jazz 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
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
American Networks Seek Global Audience for U.S. TV Newscasts JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Your Hip Parade for 1988 : New Year Predictions--Winners, Losers, Hot Trends in the Entertainment Industry PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
ART : Laguna Museum Provides Temporary Refuge for Controversial Sculpture Allan Jalon
MUSIC REVIEW : Simon Rattle Returns to L.A. Philharmonic Podium DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Obscenity Issue Still Unresolved DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
To Hope: A Cultural Center and Star-Studded Dedication JUDITH MICHAELSON, Times Staff Writer
The Comments Aren't as Saucy on 'Happening' DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
POP REVIEW : Dion, Donovan Deliver Evening of Nostalgia at the Amphitheatre STEVE POND
TV REVIEW : Story of Ann Jillian Cancer Fight Resonates as a Celebration of Life LYNNE HEFFLEY
Radio JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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