What happened on November 27, 1988

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Alternate Airports Can Be a Relief for Fliers PETER S. GREENBERG, Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer
New Portugal Hostels LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
Canada's Airlines War Over Frequent Fliers TONI TAYLOR, Taylor, an authority on the travel industry, lives in Los Angeles.
Apartment to Remember
Freeport--World's Best Bargains BEVERLY BEYER and ED RABEY, Beyer and Rabey are Los Angeles travel writers
Discounts for Europe JACK ADLER
Favorite Fireplaces
Rescued From Misery
Cozy Cornwall Beckons LADDIE DELAPLANE, Laddie Delaplane, a San Francisco free-lance writer, is the widow of Stan Delaplane.
Back Home to Ruins JUDITH MORGAN, Morgan is a La Jolla free-lance writer
Thanksgiving in Plymouth PAUL LASLEY and ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, Lasley and Harryman are Beverly Hills free-lance writers
A Visit to the Last Emperor RACHEL HORNE, United Press International
Holiday Visit to the Land of Lincoln FRANK RILEY, Riley is travel columnist for Los Angeles magazine and a regular contributor to this section
Different Customs
Reliving the California of Yesteryear MICHELE GRIMM and TOM GRIMM, The Grimms are free-lance writers/photographers living in Laguna Beach.

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Too Late to Ignore Him
Keep the Initiatives but Reinvolve Legislators EDMUND D. EDELMAN, Los Angeles County Supervisor Edmund D. Edelman represents the 3rd District
Backsliding on Energy
Iron Curtain Cranks Up on Stages of Disarray Richard C. Hottelet, Former CBS correspondent Richard C. Hottelet has just returned from four weeks in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union
China Lags in Openness Sweepstakes Orville Schell, Orville Schell's most recent book is "Discos and Democracy: China in the Throes of Reform" (Pantheon)
Gorbachev Intensifies His Powers Roy Medvedev, Roy Medvedev, a Soviet citizen, is a historian whose works, including "An End to Silence" (Norton), have been published in the West
Los Angeles From Above: The Oneness of Our Plight Catherine C. Templeton, Catherine C. Templeton headed a Los Angeles committee for the Regional Plan Assn. of Southern California in the 1960s
Cia : A Case of Domestic Intrigue Thomas Powers, Thomas Powers, a contributing editor, is the author of "The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms and the CIA" (Knopf)
In Israel, Peace Is Still the Fundamental Question DAVID BAR-ILLAN, David Bar-Illan directs the Jonathan Institute, an anti-terrorist foundation based in Jerusalem and New York
No Way to Go but Up
'Agenda for Bush'
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Asian Bias Probed at UC
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The Verdict of History Vs. a Presidential Pardon Philip Dunne, Philip Dunne was a speech writer for Franklin D. Roosevelt, Adlai E. Stevenson and John F. Kennedy
South Africa
Her Heritage and Region's Culture Suggest Bhutto Can Be a Leader RALPH BUULTJENS, Ralph Buultjens, a professor at New York University and the New School for Social Research, is a Toynbee Prize Laureate and author of several books on Asia
Fending Off Tribalism, Jews Argue Self-Definition Martin E. Marty, Martin E. Marty is a professor of religion at the University of Chicago and senior editor of the Christian Century
'Agenda for Bush'
Bravery
Nicaraguan Aid
Asian Bias Probed at UC

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What happened on November 27, 1988

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Tiny Church in Hawaii Battles Adventists Over Trademark Use RUSSELL CHANDLER, Times Religion Writer

Krim's Crusade : In the Fight Against AIDS, She Is a Scientist, a Socialite, a Strategist, a Spokeswoman and Sometimes a Cheerleader in Sensible Shoes ELIZABETH MEHREN AND VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writers

Christina Onassis Buried on Island Next to Her Father Associated Press

Evangelist Who Crossed Globe Is Still Restless at 83 SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writer

Philadelphia Firm Opens Office in Drought-Stricken North Dakota Town : Travel Agency's Computer Jobs Put Farm Families Back on Their Feet PEG COUGHLIN, Associated Press

Jack Reardon; Former Mayor of Kansas City, Kan. Associated Press

Sculpting His Obsessions : From Karate Chops to Haircuts, Cornejo Is an Artful Master KARL KAHLER, Times Staff Writer

Vivid Memories of Pancho Villa : 4 Veterans of Mexican Revolution Are Reunited ELIZABETH HUDSON, Special to The Washington Post

U.S. Rejects Arafat Bid to Visit U.N. : Declares He Is Tied to Terrorism in Denying Visa MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writer

Forecaster Drawn to Weather by Its Uncertainty JENNIFER DIXON, Associated Press

Soviet Journalist Defects to Turkey From Reuters

Story-Teller's World Is One for the Books Associated Press

Record at Odds With Campaign Statements : Bush Environment Policy Topic of Guessing Game JOSH GETLIN and LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writers

Renewal of Hope : Seeds of Change Sprout at Last in Willowbrook After 2 Decades of Deterioration and Despair DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer

French Cosmonaut Aboard : Mitterrand Sees a Soviet Space Launch From Reuters

Citizen Bush Goes Fishing but Catches Only Reporters' Queries JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer

A Rugged, Forbidding Land on the Road to Nowhere : In Pakistan, Swat Sits With No Need for Sultan RICHARD M. WEINTRAUB, The Washington Post

Rest of OPEC Awaiting Iran's Word on Output WILLIAM TUOHY, Times Staff Writer

Floods and Slides Kill at Least 329 in Thailand, Malaysia United Press International

Even Mao's Family Gets in Spirit of Capitalism From Reuters

Majority Leader Called Master of Senate Rules but Out of Step in TV Era : Colleagues View Byrd's Retirement as Mixed Blessing SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer

Israelis Kill Arab Youth; Bomb Wounds Soldier Associated Press

Santa's New Repertoire Includes Drug Warning United Press International

Shuttle to Land Out of Public View Associated Press

Gray Calls for Reagan-Bush Budget to Signal Quick Action on Deficit ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer

3 Polygamist Clan Members Go to Trial Associated Press

In a Kinder, Gentler Time, BMW Has to Go Alice Kahn

Bid to Alter Council : Santa Monica Group Pushes for Districts TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer

'It's a New Country, New Culture; They Have to Learn a Lot' : Immigrant Students' First Hurdles Are Hardest SANDRA WALEWSKI, Associated Press

PLO Faction Rejects Israel Recognition DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writer

Judge's Edicts to Mothers on Welfare Bring Legal Appeal JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer

Financial Institutions Moving In : Newspapers Fleeing From London's Famed Fleet St. LESLIE SHEPHERD, Associated Press

Shear Delight : Farmers Learn to Barber Their Flock TARA BRADLEY-STECK, Associated Press

Minor Damage Found in Canadian Quake From Times Wire Services

What's Greek to Some, Parallels Language of Barrio : Latin Gives Latinos a Key to English PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer

String of Thefts in Pico Rivera Infuriates Drivers of Big Rigs JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer

Iraq Privatizes State-Run Economy, Attracts Investors JOHN FULLERTON, Reuters

Winnie the Pooh's Ashdown Forest Sold for $2 Million Associated Press

Kadafi Is in His Daily Prayers, John Paul Says From the Washington Post

Councils Can Help Job Seekers the UCLA/USC Long-Term Care Gerontology Center

Smoking Was In at Kraft, but Only During the Great American Smokeout Associated Press

S. Africa Frees 2 Ailing Black Nationalists : Pretoria Grants Unconditional Release on Humanitarian Grounds From Times Wire Services

Bush Court Likely to Back Abortion Limits by States DAVID G. SAVAGE, Times Staff Writer

Traditional Grammar Ain't Popular THOMAS H. MIDDLETON

Rejection by Wife Led to Massacre From Times Wire Services

Suspect in Kidnaping of Hayward Girl Cleared; Search to Continue United Press International

Pasadena Private Eye Specializes in Tracking Down That Old Flame EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer

Price of True Love Falls Slightly for '88 Christmas Associated Press

Let's Dine Out --Way, Way Out DICK RORABACK

How to Help Deliverers Avoid Bum Wrap Associated Press

Deukmejian OKs Armories' Use to Shelter Homeless Associated Press

Jail's Demise Symbolizes Change : Crises Loom for Pakistan Along Road to Democracy MARK FINEMAN, Times Staff Writer

Lotto Buyers Short-Circuited ROXANE ARNOLD, Times Staff Writer

Memory Lane : Developer Plans a Whole Street of Restored Victorian Homes JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer

U.S. Chess Player Captures His Queen at Tournament DAVE JOHNSON

Storm Spawns Tornadoes in Four States From Times Wire Services

Exceeds Casualties From Sectarian Violence : Toll of N. Ireland's Road Deaths PAUL MAJENDIE, Reuters

Revised Amendments Would Protect 'Sovereign Rights' : Gorbachev Offers Proposals on Soviet Republics MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer

Volunteer Paleontologists Pay to Grub Around in the Dirt Associated Press

Counseling Asian Youth Over Cultural Rough Spots BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer

Leaky Dam Casts Long Shadow on Flood-Plagued Oregon Town MARILYNN WHEELER, Associated Press

Surrendering to the Termites--Again Zan Thompson

Birthday Wishes for British Hostage From Times Wire Services

Unsung Glider Veterans of World War II : 'Silent Wings' Want a Place in History J.L. SCHMIDT, Associated Press

Labro: Hit at Home, a Dud Abroad : Frenchman's Struggle for a Toehold in American Letters CHARLES TRUEHEART, The Washington Post

Fossil Forebears : Tiny Teeth Show Wee Mammals Frolicked at Feet of Giant Dinosaurs CAROL ZUEGNER, Associated Press

That Quirky Place, New Hampshire : From Frugality to Crafts, a State Preserves Its Traditions CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer

8 Arrested at Anti-Abortion Protest in Massachusetts Associated Press

Small Fleet of Anti-Submarine Ships Pleases Pentagon MOLLY MOORE, The Washington Post

Foster Children Face Tough Transition to Adulthood : Federally Funded Program Helps Teach Youth Skills They Need on Road to Independence RICHARD LEE COLVIN, Colvin is a Redondo Beach free-lance writer

Washington's Bishop Hunthausen to Meet With Pope United Press International

Parents Attempt a Cover-Up for Topless Bathers United Press International

Homemaker Turns to NASA to Help Children Who Have Rare Birth Defect JEAN McNAIR, Associated Press

Warning Whistles Distributed as Rapist Stalks USC Campus From Times Wires Services

'Abortion Pill' Sparks Hope, Fear, Controversy ROB STEIN, United Press International

Cocaine Users May Be Leaning on 2nd Drug JENNIFER McNULTY, Associated Press

Simple Technology Works in Third World : U.N. Water Project Runs Best on Basics ROSEMARY LAURENT, Reuters

At Alaska Border Station, Wolves Lurk in the Woods but the Main Peril Is Boredom DAVID FOSTER, Associated Press