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What happened on November 25, 1988
NEWS
Rich, Curious Attend Onassis' Funeral Service Associated Press
THE COMEDY CLUB : After a Slow Start, Hermosa Beach Nightspot Takes Off, Thanks to a Loyal Crew of Top Comics HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Smooth Gait Sparks Horse Lovers' Passion for the Peruvian Paso GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Harriett Weaver, 75; Fought for Brush-Clearance Ordinance JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Gifts That Keep On Giving Trouble : Knowledge of Foreign Customs Can Prevent Red Faces GARY LIBMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ringo, Back in Britain, Vows No More Drinking From Reuters
Study Warns of Drugging in Nursing Homes JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
Making a Case for Quick, Confrontational Therapy CATHERINE M. SPEARNAK
Holland America to Be Sold United Press International
What Would You Do in Case of Nuclear War?
The World
The World
The Nation
Who Says Christmas Season Comes but Once a Year? RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, Associated Press
The World
Six Candidates Compete for Southpaw of the Year Title United Press International
Thailand Narcotics Raid United Press International
Shoppers Brave Rain, Cold to Kick Off Holiday Spree : Few Price Cuts Due, Sellers Say MARTHA GROVES, Times Staff Writer
Old Issue Chills Ties With Kremlin : Japanese Can't Get Over Soviet Occupation of Isles KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Speaker Offers Hostage Exchange Deal Associated Press
The World
Storm Rakes Bermuda but Does Little Damage United Press International
The Nation
Proxmire Is Retiring, but Fleece to Live On Associated Press
British Trade Deficit Soars to $4.4 Billion; Stock Prices Tumble United Press International
Existing-Home Sales Fall Again Associated Press
Luxury Is Not Sole Appeal of These Shoes BETTY GOODWIN
The Nation
The State
Thai, Malay Flood Toll Hits 222 United Press International
First Couple-Elect Have a Quiet Holiday; Children Are Scattered JOHN BALZAR, Times Staff Writer
The World
6 County Runners to Compete in China CHRIS BERGERUD and In Cecil Adams' column "The Straight Dope," which has appeared in alternative newspapers since 1973, he answered the following letter: and Inasmuch as the words to the Kingsmen's party anthem of the '60s, "Louie Louie," are unintelligible, what are its lyrics? and "Richard Berry, the song's writer, spoke on the subject to a Los Angeles interviewer named Bill Reed, explaining the song as the lament of a seafaring man, spoken to a sympathetic bartender named Louie," Adams wrote. and "Here are the official published lyrics: 'Louie Louie, me gotta go. Louie Louie, me gotta go. A fine little girl, she wait for me. Me catch the ship across the sea. I sailed the ship all alone. I never think I'll make it home. Louie Louie, me gotta go. Three nights and days we sailed the sea. Me think of girl constantly. On the ship, I dream she there. I smell the rose in her hair. Louie Louie, me gotta go. Me see Jamaican moon above. It won't be long me see me love. Me take her in my arms and then I tell her I never leave again. Louie Louie, me gotta go.' " and "Running is an unnatural act, except from enemies and to the bathroom." and --Unknown
The World
Restrictions on Mandela Eased by South Africa From Times Wire Services
Computer Experts Grapple With Vulnerable Systems ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
Iran, Iraq Exchange Fewer POWs Than Promised Associated Press
Prices of Crude Oil Rise With Tentative Accord by Iran, Iraq From Times Wire Services
The Presence of a Pool Table Has New Meaning in Boston ALAN COOPERMAN, Associated Press
China Foreign Minister to Visit Moscow Dec. 1 Associated Press
The State
Consumers Groups' Holiday Report : Checking the Safety of Your Children's Toys From Times Wire Services
Abortion Pace Holds Steady Associated Press
Some Helpful Hints for Dealing With the Trauma of Shopping Associated Press
OPEC Near Accord as Iran Softens Stand WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
B-1B May Have Crashed Because of Ice on Wings Associated Press
Tate Says She Doesn't Want Job as Press Secretary United Press International
Vienna Unveils Monument to Nazi Victims From Reuters
Leftist Guerrillas Kill 6 Salvadoran Soldiers From Reuters
The World : South Asia Floods Kill 161
County GOP Contingent Flying High to Inaugural ANN CONWAY
The Nation : AIDS Drug Prolongs Life, Study Shows
Homeless Man Robbed, Burned From United Press International
Country Store Serves Tornado Victims : Free Meals, Family Feasts Mark Day From Times Wire Services
Drunken Soldier Kills 3 United Press International
Taking Hazardous Spills Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Haiti's New Leader Dragging Feet on Road to Democracy, Critics Say DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Federal Court Denies Bail to Fugitive Greek Banker Associated Press
The World
Bundestag Elects Woman Speaker to Replace Jenninger From Reuters
Balloon Wrangler Is Down-to-Earth Type Associated Press
Save the 78! Turkey Story That's Full of the Right Stuff DAVID MARANISS, The Washington Post
Girl Tossed From Window From Reuters
Appeals Court Throws Out Young's Fraud Conviction Associated Press
Official Turns Federal Trash Into Taxpayer Treasure Associated Press
Reagan Bid to Free U.S. Hostages Held Unlikely : Administration Reportedly Decides Against Iran Initiative in Last Months; Shultz Opposition Told ROBIN WRIGHT, Times Staff Writer
Bush's Broom Stirs Up Cloud of Job Seekers PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
Jukeboxes Can Still Sing, Sing, Sing : Today's Models Play CDs for $1, Not Platters for a Nickel RICHARD HARRINGTON, The Washington Post
After 66 Years, an Immigrant Learns Son's Fate MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
Book Review : An Extended Exercise in Sexual Tension ELAINE KENDALL
FBI's Sting Puts Spotlight on Ethics of Capitol Aides MARK GLADSTONE and PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writers
The World
The World
Suspect in Girl's Kidnaping Surrenders United Press International
The World : Afghan Army Mutiny Told
Sen. Pell in Cuba, Plans to See Castro Associated Press
What's Going On Way Out There? Isaac Asimov
Fashion 88 : Fancy Feet MARY ROURKE
Floods, Mudslides Kill 161 in Thailand, Malaysia United Press International
Scoring a Homecoming Victory ANN CONNORS
Teen-Ager Wins $125,000 for Strip-Search at School Associated Press
Rights Abuse Increase Reported in Guatemala KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Taking a Short Cut to the Power Bob ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Summons Rival Ethnic Groups to Moscow From Times Wire Services
Lotto 6/49 Player in Irvine Wins $14.3-Million Jackpot United Press International
S. Koreans Throw Chun a Life Preserver KARL SCHOENBERGER, Times Staff Writer
Bush Denies Contemplating Medicare Cuts Associated Press
Claus Celebres : It Takes More Than a Potbelly and a Beard to Make a Good Santa JOHN NEEDHAM, Times Staff Writer
An Island Of The Good Life : Neighborhood Profile:newport Center Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Hirohito Suffers From More Bleeding Associated Press
Hyperthermia Ban in Cancer Fight Assailed ANNE C. ROARK, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Police Close Cafes Operated as Brothels United Press International
'Bad Guy' Officer Accidentally Shot in Training Exercise TRACY WOOD, Times Staff Writer
22 Israeli Soldiers Jailed United Press International
Fashion 88 : Designer Makes a Living Out of a Suitcase BETTY GOODWIN
2nd Body Found at Boardinghouse Is Identified Associated Press
Epileptic Fights for Recognition of Service Dogs : Crusader Explains Role and Rights of Animals That Serve Handicapped SHELDON ITO, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Dream of Black Arts Center JOSEPH N. BELL
1,000 Korean Students, Monks Riot : Demand Arrest of Chun on Charges of Corruption Associated Press
Selling Weather Data : Chasing Rainbows: It Pays Off BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
The State
'Carefree' Tuxedo Compiled by the Fashion 88 staff
What's Hot, What's Not : Video Games and Old Favorites Top Best-Seller List DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
Terry Anderson's Ordeal Described United Press International
Multi-family Housing Permits Clipboard researched by Susan Davis Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
San Bernardino Desegregation : Magnet Schools the Key to Success of Voluntary Plan WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Ethnic Strife Escalates in Soviet Union : Situation Called 'Very, Very Serious'; Casualties Mount MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
1 Jail Escapee Surrenders in Orange County MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Exhibit Sniffs Out the History of Perfumes and Their Bottles PADDY CALISTRO
Veterans Home Is a Quiet Corner Far From Shot, Shell CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Fashion 88 : Coleridge Deals a Blow to Designers : 'The Fashion Conspiracy' Is Different View of Industry BETTY GOODWIN
Aging Pioneer 6 Spacecraft Dips Closer to Earth LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
UCLA Center to Honor Retiring Director
The Nation
What's Hot, What's Not : 'Interactive' Toys Spur New Worry About Violence ANN SEAMAN
Fashion 88 : Canine Couture: A New Trend in Paris? ELIZABETH RICCI, United Press International
North Sea Algae May Be Moving Into Baltic From Reuters
Gunman Takes Statue From Rodin Museum United Press International
Fashion 88 : Cher's Latest Performance Is Uninhibited PADDY CALISTRO
Patty Hearst Quietly Asks Reagan for Pardon United Press International
The State : Teacher Loses Her Credential
Drug Battle Targets Private Planes : Law Tells FAA to Alter Rules to Curb Narcotics Smuggling ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Britain Plans Laws to Curb IRA Terrorism, Financing, Political Help Associated Press
Breaking the Rhythm : Dana Hills Club Tries to Interest Students in Issues JULIE COONTZ, Julie Coontz, 17, is a senior at Dana Hills High School, where she is feature editor of the Paper, the school's newspaper, secretary of the Amnesty International Club and a member of Junior Statesmen. She also enjoys writing poetry.
Sometimes, Truth Needs to Take the Back Seat--Especially in a Sled SARAH EDEN, Times Staff Writer : Sarah Eden is a pseudonym used by the writer just in case her son really does believe in Santa
Not Being Outgoing Can Ruin Chances of Going Out SUSAN CHRISTIAN, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Historical Figures Get Together in Corona del Mar Studio PAULA VOORHEES, Paula Voorhees is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Manhattan Beach Residents Worry After Gang Fight MAUREEN FAN, Times Staff Writer
Sad End to Land of Swings and Slides
Plan for Medical Complex Approved in Agoura Hills GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Report Backs Larger Landfill : Lopez Canyon Expansion Predicted to Have Only Minor Impact STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : City Reaching Out to Troubled Neighborhood
San Diego
Taken Aback : Activists Rush to Blunt Impact of Planned Torrey Pines Research Park ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
New S.D. Community College Chief Upbeat About Challenges DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Shoppers, Police Saddle Up for Tough Trips to the Malls MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Streamlining Social Security
Irvine : Airport Monorail Plan Will Be Hearing Topic
Newport Beach : 8 Firearms Detected in Year at John Wayne
Del Mar
Vista
San Diego
Questions, Questions : Touring Soviet Scholar Engulfed by Californians' Curiosity LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
Cloudy and Cool May Give Way to Warm and Sunny
U.S. Trade Battle Must Begin at Home ERNEST CONINE, Ernest Conine writes a column for The Times.
An Even Messier Mess
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
TV Projections
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
Reader Interest in Organization
Unanswered Questions on Freeway Cost
Sino-American Relations
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
6 Die as Pickup Crosses Center Line, Strikes Car JACK JONES, Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach : Man Injured in Fall From Beach Bluff
Accident Kills Woman, Leaves Daughter in Coma
Peggy Noonan
Lost Facts About 'Lost Village'
Sun Valley House Fire Does $150,000 Damage
Agoura Hills' Effort to Reopen Street Balked by Issue That Closed It GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
Fear, Excuses Test the Skills of Witness Coordinators PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Times Staff Writer
In a Sacramento Yard, Good People Finally See Their Dirty Work LEONARD SCHNEIDERMAN, Leonard Schneiderman is the dean of the School of Social Welfare at UCLA. and
Orange : Holiday Pageant Seen as Commercial Alternative
Conal's Art
Newport Beach : Restaurant Accused of Dumping Sewage in Bay
Home or Not, Southlanders Dig Into Turkey and Stuffing RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
Student Collects $500 in Vocational Olympics Herbert J. Vida
Poor, Homeless Thankful for Kindness of Others DIANNE KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Report Urges Safety Plan at Sewer Plant Struck by Fire SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
A Kinder, Gentler Transition : Bush-Reagan Partnership Breaks Precedent, Happily ROBERT E. HUNTER, Robert E. Hunter is the director of European studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington
Man Set Afire in Alleged Rent Dispute Is Near Death RICHARD BEENE, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Niguel : Ritz-Carlton to Light 40-Foot Christmas Tree
Gaslamp Quarter Restaurant Offers True Dining Adventure DAVID NELSON
Mayor of Inglewood Defends Travel Expenses SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Irvine Ticket Is Lotto Winner Associated Press
Fallbrook Isn't Big Enough for 2 Metzgers ANTHONY PERRY
Historical Society ventures onto new ground with surf band concert. Gerald Faris
Boomerangs : Optometrist Finds a Sport to Flip Over T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
Death Suit Blames Gardena Police for Chasing Driver, 9 JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Getting Acquainted
Suspect in 11 Bank Robberies Recognized by Deputy, Seized
2 Americans Elected Vice Presidents of Buddhist Organization JOHN DART, Times Religion Writer
Physicist to Test Relative Merits of Einstein's Theory NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
5 County Residents Killed in Head-On Collision Times Staff Writers
Battle of Barton Hill : San Pedro Residents Fearing Development Back Alternative Plan for Neighborhood SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Tustin : Police Arrest Suspect in Series of Bank Heists
ENTERTAINMENT
La Cienega Area MARLENA DONOHUE
In a Dark World, Music Lights Greg Drust's Way CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Washington Couple Give Art Collection, Estate to Public SARAH BOOTH CONROY, The Washington Post
TV Series Join Crusade to Curb Drunk Driving NIKKI FINKE, Times Staff Writer
'Spirits of Forest': Visions of Forces of Nature Leah Ollman
Television Reviews : Missile Explosion Is Reenacted in ABC Movie DON SHIRLEY
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
RESTAURANT REVIEW : La Ve Lee Offers Jazz, Continental Food With a Middle Eastern Accent MICHELLE HUNEVEN
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Caviar and More Caviar RUTH REICHL
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
San Diego Briefs
MORE NEW RELEASES : Movies Compiled by Terry Atkinson
In Defense of O'Rourke
POP LP CHART : R.E.M. Shooting Up Charts DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Bit of Matchmaking May Give Theater Some Space Nancy Churnin
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Santa Ana Museum Education Program Honored by U.S. CATHY CURTIS
Art JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Santa Monica KRISTINE McKENNA
Santa Monica KRISTINE McKENNA
La Cienega Area CATHY CURTIS
Wilshire Center CATHY CURTIS
Music JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Dance JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Dwelling on the High Points at the Tower CHARLES PERRY
Arts Council to Keep an Eye on Symphony Fuss CHRIS PASLES
Skid Row Is Alive With the Sound of a Baritone Recital SHAUNA SNOW
Hollywood SUVAN GEER
In Defense of O'Rourke
A Performance Artist's Flight of Fancy JANICE ARKATOV
Venice SUVAN GEER
CD CORNER : Williams Sr. Makes Entry With Winner ROBERT HILBURN, Times Pop Music Critic
Movies JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Lindley's Smorgasbord of Musical Styles STEVE HOCHMAN
Fast-Rising Cabaret Star in Tune With Music of '30s JANICE ARKATOV
CBS Pulls the Plug on 'Coming of Age'
Video Reviews and News MICHAEL WILMINGTON
Westside Ballet's 'Nutcracker' Will Be Danced in New Venues GAIL S. TAGASHIRA
X's Ex-Guitarist Zooms in on His Rockabilly Roots, for the Fun of It DUNCAN STRAUSS
Television Reviews : Agony of Miami Shoot-Out Re-Created Too Realistically TERRY ATKINSON
STAGE REVIEW : Exposed Exploitation in 'Cinders' MARK CHALON SMITH
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Nadia' Takes Look at Arab-Jewish Relations KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
'For Black Boys . . .' at Rose Theater; 'Talking Dirty' at the Burbage; 'Tuxedo in Twilight' at Gaylor; 'A Month in the Country' at Theatre 40 DON SHIRLEY
Some Videocassette Hits Suitable for Family Viewing DENNIS HUNT, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
Newsman Pierre Salinger: Mayor of TV's Global Village PAUL CHUTKOW
ART REVIEW : History of Chinatown in a Multimedia Environment SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Times Art Writer
The Unexpected Liveliness of Live Theater CHRISTINE ZIAYA, Ziaya is a frequent contributor to Valley Calendar.
Museum Discovers a Gift Isn't a Gift HILLIARD HARPER, San Diego County Arts Writer
BALLET REVIEW : 'Nutcracker' Season Opens in San Diego LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
The 'Dangerous Life' of Imelda and Ferdinand HOWARD ROSENBERG
PREVIEW : Role as Poet Helps Actress Put Life in Focus CHRISTINE ZIAYA
SPORTS
USC's Basketball Team Opens at Home CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 2-A Playoffs : On the Verge of a Section First : Avocado League Could Have 4 Teams in Quarterfinals JEFFREY PARENTI
UCLA Women Open Against N.C. State
NHL Roundup : Sakic's 3 Goals Snap Canadiens' Streak, 5-3 From Associated Press
Miraleste Girl Netters Slip in CIF Finals ADAM MARTIN ADAM MARTIN
Lion Cagers Slip By Czechs Minus Three Top Scorers Alan Drooz
College Football / Richard Hoffer : Sanders' Dominating Season Entitles Him to the Heisman Richard Hoffer
Names in the News
UC Irvine Notebook / John Weyler : Anteaters, Georgia State Could Run It Up Tonight John Weyler
Harbor's Ailing Grid Program Needs a Shot of Good News : Injuries to Quarterbacks, Linemen and Personal Problems Thin Team ADAM MARTIN
Names in the News
Big Stretch Drive Enables Calestoga to Win Feature Race at Hollypark
Getting One's Irish Up to Face Tough Trojans Jim Murray
Names in the News
Lobbying for Support : Efforts by Northridge Basketball Players to Woo Fans Hinge on Team's Ability to Win MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
California Will Begin Defense of Its NCAA Water Polo Title Today DICK WAGNER
The High Schools : Rio Mesa's Reardon Considers Retiring
An Outlaw's Refrain : Justin Fix's Plans for Musical Career Hit Sour Note With Followers of Canyon Football VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
MR. EXCITEMENT : Conway Has Uncanny Knack for Scoring Touchdowns LONNIE WHITE, Times Staff Writer
It's Close, but Elway Picks Trojans : Stanford Coach Says Peete Gives USC the Edge Over Irish JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Football Playoffs : DIVISION III : Hatcher Gets a Leg Up on Nevin in Record Duel TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Southern Section Football Playoffs : DIVISION I : Servite's Brown and Crespi's White Don't Limit Their Feud to the Field STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Houston Finds a Way to Win One On the Road : Oilers Come From Behind to Hand Cowboys Their Ninth Straight Loss, 25-17 Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Leconte, Hlasek Advance to Belgian Quarterfinals From Associated Press
Fishing Notes / Dan Stanton : Weather Has Been on the Chilly Side, but Sport Fishing Is Still Plenty Hot Dan Stanton
Experienced Georgia State First Opponent for UC Irvine JOHN WEYLER, Times Staff Writer
Foes Feel Pain, Too : Injuries Deplete Charger Defense, but Somehow It Keeps Improving BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Viking Defense Is Too Powerful for Lions, 23-0 Associated Press
Chapman Players Aren't Satisfied With Selection of Interim Coach CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Waived by Patriots, Ramsey Waits : Former UCLA Star Is Disappointed, Still Wants to Play BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
Lady Lion Cagers, Will Open Season in Titan Classic
Finding Strength in Numbers : Women's Teams Will Go to Bench With Confidence KIM Q. BERKSHIRE
El Camino and Harbor to Have New Look : Marymount Palos Verdes Cagers Hope to Improve Last Year's 14-14 IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Sports Officials Step Up Fight Against Drugs
A Prize for the Quarry : Where Montclair Prep Athletics Are Concerned the Mounties Always Seem to Get Their Man and Send Him on to the Big Time JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
THE BATTLE FOR NO. 1: USC vs. NOTRE DAME : Roughing the Quarterbacks : Holtz's in-the-Face-Mask Method Works to Turn Around Teams, Players EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Irish Pulled Stunt on 4th Down
A Celtic Crossroad : After 16 Years as an Assistant, Rodgers Lands Job He Wanted Most JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
ON THE ATTACK : After Months of Recovery From Surgery, Rams' Collins Is Ready to Start Hitting CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
THE PREPS : HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PREVIEWS : Fighting Irish Lost a Lot, but They Still Have a Lot CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
It's a Series Made of Memories : Since 1926, USC-Notre Dame Has Been a Storied Rivalry MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
A DAY AT A TIME : Beuerlein's Dismal Showing Last Week Doesn't Dampen Quarterback's Spirits MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW : Valley Teams Face Rebuilding Year and a Difficult Conference Schedule GARY KLEIN, Times Staff Writer
Texas Falls Short With Late Rally : Texas A&M Ignores Distractions to Defeat Longhorns Again, 28-24 Associated Press
Weekend Lineup Is a Feast for the Eyes Larry Stewart
PREP FOOTBALL: DIVISION VI PLAYOFFS : DePhillips Comes Through in the Clutch Again : He Keeps Fullerton in Division VI Football Playoffs With Game-Tying Run TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Tough to Tackle : Coast Christian's Tailback Earl Rhodes Is Too Big and Fast for Rest of the League STUART MATTHEWS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 3-A Playoffs : Morse Looks for Good Old Days : San Dieguito Stands in Way in Tonight's Quarterfinal RICK HAZELTINE
Palos Verdes Girl Harriers Take a Run at State Crown TIM DERMODY
CSUN Expects Large Crowds for NCAA Soccer Final Four GARY KLEIN
The Colleges : Magic Johnson Cutout Serves as Cutup for Northridge Players
Brother Vince Will Do Anything to Help STUART MATTHEWS
BUSINESS
From OPEC's Spigot Comes an Uneven Stream of News : Markets' Attempts to Create Order Out of Chaotic Talks Are Instantly Reflected in Oil Prices WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer
When Students Become Teachers : Three Loyola Seniors Help a Santa Monica Firm Lock Up Profit Jane Applegate
'Shot in the Foot by Prop. 103'
Group to Build Fighter Plane From Reuters
Fed Bid to Curb New State Bank Powers Targeted : Prop. 103 Insurance Clause Adds More Importance to California Regulators' Plan DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Japan Rejects Reagan Plea on Opening Rice Market SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Covered Bridges Back to Health : Yankee Craftsman, Family Restore a Fading Part of American History CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Treats While Trimming the Tree : Dress Up a Simple Menu With Fancy Accomapaniments KAREN GILLINGHAM, Karen Gillingham is a food stylist and author. and
Great Turkey Dishes JEAN ANDERSON and ELAINE HANNA, Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and
The Long and Short of Rice Grains JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
After Effects JOAN DRAKE, JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Leftover Turkey? Try This Casserole : A Version of Cordon Bleu With Veal, Ham and Cheese
A Spicy Chinese Gift From Hawaii for the Holidays Rose Dosti
A Favorite Dessert That Features Persimmons in a Rich, Creamy Pie
A 'Yes' Vote Cast for Thee White House BEVERLY BUSH SMITH, Smith is a free-lance restaurant reviewer in Orange County. and
The Grapes of Wrath : 'A Bit of a Family Squabble' Breaks Out at Weibel Vineyards in Fremont DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
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