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What happened on November 08, 1988

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Piatigorsky: Her Triumph Was an Identity of Her Own JEANNINE STEIN, Times Staff Writer

Community Beset by Tragedies : Palisades High Counts Its Dead and Wonders Why JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer

NBA: A Season Begins : Price of a Starting NBA Franchise Is Up to $32.5 Million CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer

FCC Forces Company to Stop Dial-a-Porn, Pay Fine of $50,000 ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer

Second Typhoon in Two Weeks Strikes Philippines With 108-M.P.H. Winds Associated Press

Arab Is Killed After Slaying Israeli Soldier From Times Wire Services

Justices Void Apartment Bans if Segregation Results DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer

Burnley to Resign as Reagan's Term Ends United Press International

With Election Over, Real Scramble Begins to Form a Coalition : Israelis Vote--and Then the Politicking Starts DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer

Imelda Marcos Calls Court Visit 'Harrowing' Associated Press

Orange County's Long Ballot List Has 2 Hot Races KEITH LOVE and CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writers

600 Reported Dead in China's 7.6 Quake Associated Press

Manson Follower Krenwinkel Denied Parole 7th Time Associated Press

State Dept. Cited for Not Updating Security Checks Associated Press

Flooding Kills 2 Near Rio From Reuters

Chipping a 'Marbleized' President : L.A. Historian Takes Washington Down a Peg or Two GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer

Soviets Stress Peace in Low-Key Observance of 1917 Revolution From Times Wire Services

Hirohito's Vital Signs Worsen United Press International

Second Typhoon in Two Weeks Kills Five, Routs Thousands in Philippines Associated Press

Bush Wins in Straw Vote of Americans at Harry's Bar in Paris Reuters

Sri Lanka Advises Tourists to Leave Because of Unrest From Reuters

Book Review : The Fate of Earth-Bound Astronauts LEE DEMBART

Gucci Heir Convicted in Tax Case in Italy Associated Press

NBA: A Season Begins : Prospect of a Title Wave in the Land of the Salt Lake : If Jazz Were Champion, Folks in Utah Would Just Raise a Little Heck RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer

Child Killed as Fighter Jet Crashes in India Associated Press

Chun Offers to Give Up Wealth Associated Press

Sakharov Given Cardiovascular Tests in Boston From Reuters

California Voters Facing a Long List of Decisions Today KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer

6 Months Later, Still No Formal Burial For Marcos' Mother From Reuters

1,800 Inmates Evacuated as Fire Hits Hall of Justice CAROL McGRAW and PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writers

Program Gone Awry : Brazil Suffers Alcohol-Fuel 'Hangover' WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer

Baby Is 2nd Soviet AIDS Death From Reuters

Developing His Street Smarts in New York Jack Smith

Bentsen, Quoting Springsteen, Makes Final Plea for Texas Vote KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer

Israeli Justices Assail Army for Prison Condition, Slow Reviews Associated Press

NBA: A Season Begins : According to Casey, the NBA Is Too Serious SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer

China Quake Toll Rises to 930 Associated Press

Colombian Jailed as Spy From Reuters

Dixville Notch Picks Bush, 34 to 3 Associated Press

Reagan Names Budget Director Associated Press

Entertains Reporters, Plays Football With Family : For Quayle, the End Was a Time for Fun DOUGLAS JEHL, Times Staff Writer

Impassioned Goodby : 'Stand by Me,' Reagan Urges State's Voters LEE MAY, Times Staff Writer

Hundreds Defy Walesa, Strike at 2 Shipyards Associated Press

Angola Talks to Resume; U.S. Expects Accord : State Dept. Expert to Mediate at Geneva; Cuban Troop Pullout Is Key Issue NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer

Greek Regime, Under Fire, Rejects Resignation Calls From Reuters

Fervent Pleas End Grueling Contest : Americans Will Be Better Off, Bush Promises CATHLEEN DECKER and JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writers

'Morality Crisis' Prods Some Schools to Start Teaching Values Again JOAN LIBMAN

Hamadi Father, Mother Testify at Hijack Trial Associated Press

CAMPAIGN '88 : Ford, Heston on Stump Virginia Ellis

Many Elections Turned on Symbols and Emotions, Not Specific Policies : Few Presidents Have Ever Had a Clear Mandate DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer

Shipwrecked Sailor Dies Just Before Help Arrives Associated Press

Bush Farewell Message to Media Has Familiar Ring Associated Press

Shultz Calls for Dealing With Soviets : Says Next President Shouldn't Be Afraid of U.S.S.R. Reform Associated Press

British University Evicts Family of 12 From Reuters

Sakharov Urges West to Back Soviet Reforms : Gorbachev Failure Could Bring Crackdown on Rights, Destabilize World, He Declares in U.S. ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer

2 Sought in Death of Father at Son's Birthday Party United Press International

Fervent Pleas End Grueling Contest : Will Slam-Dunk Foe, Dukakis Tells UCLA Rally DAVID LAUTER and BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writers

U.S. Turnout Moderate to Heavy; Calif. Forecast 75% : 23.9% Vote in County by 11 A.M. From a Times Staff Writer and Wire Services and

Survivors of Maldivian Hostage Seizure Get Heroes' Welcome From Reuters and From Reuters

States Win Fight to Tax Income From Outer Offshore Oil, Gas Associated Press

Media Politics : TV Again to Call Race Before Polls Close THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer

Killer Executed Minutes After Court Rejects Plea Associated Press

Child Sex Abuser Given Life Term in Nevada Court Associated Press

CAMPAIGN '88 : Read His Lips: Dancing Raisins Made Light Of Associated Press

HEALTH : The Best Homework Isn't Always Done by the Book KATHLEEN DOHENY

Orangutan Enjoys Brief Taste of Freedom From Times Wire Services

Fashion Design Group Will Honor First Lady United Press International

Political Jabs Keep Eyes Open at UCSD Medical Center Gala David Nelson

Realism Mandated : Love Is Lost in Literature of Vietnam NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer

N.Y. Begins Giving Needles to Addicts in AIDS Battle VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer

CAMPAIGN '88 : Poll Taps Security Issue Norman Kempster

'Dr. and Mrs. Bill' Give $20 Million to Atlanta College SHIRLEY MARLOW

Ex-Wife, Servants of Haitian Colonel Suspected of Poisoning Him United Press International

Environmental Politics Buffets Forest Preserve MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer

CAMPAIGN '88 : Presidents' Kin Fed Up United Press International

Fire at Phoenix Newspapers United Press International

Need Carpet for Your Five Tennis Courts? From Reuters

Race's Final Day Stresses Future : Tired Dukakis Crosses Nation, Seeks 'Miracle' DAVID LAUTER and BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writers