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What happened on October 03, 1988
BUSINESS
Founder Unlikely to Sell, Official Says : Australian Firm Buys Into Jorgensen VICTOR F. ZONANA, Times Staff Writer
AWASH IN CLEANERS : Price Wars, Environmental Concerns and Fears of a Shakeout Accompany Proliferation of Outlets in State JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
S. Korea Expects to Reap Olympic Gold for Years : Improvements at Home, World Exposure Pay Off; U.S. a Beneficiary, Too SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Sometimes It's How You Are, Not Where JUBE SHIVER Jr.
Opportunity in Exports: Boom Means More Jobs in Some Fields, but Not on Docks JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Pace Is Slowest in 6 Months : Growth Continues, but Purchasers' Index Dips From Reuters
Asian Groups Offended by Airline Ad Associated Press
Out, Out Spot!
Hogwash From Disney
Shoppers Often Thrive in Intense Competition NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
The Second Time Around NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Challenging a Mega-Merger : Atty. General Says Shoppers Would Be Left Holding Bag : JOHN K.VAN DE KAMP
Khashoggi's Pet Cash Cow Happy Milking Is Over DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Adolph (Jazz) Maffie; Last Survivor of Brink's Gang
The State : 4 Safe After Planes Collide
The World
The World
The World : Pakistan Party Role OKd
The Nation
CAMPAIGN '88 : Rep. McCrery Reelected Associated Press
Pinochet Gets Horn-Honking Show of Support JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : Strong Winds, Heavy Rains Rake South
Court Widens Study of Drug Tests at Work : Justices to Decide if Railroad Can Make Scrutiny Routine Associated Press
Irwindale Deal Still On, Officials of Raiders Say KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
MEDIA POLITICS : In So Many Words, Sages on TV Say Race Is a Bomb KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Can Effort Be Sustained? : Doubts Linger on NASA's New Emphasis on Safety ROBERT GILLETTE, Times Staff Writer
The State
Burnett Gives Moscow Dry Advice on Just Saying Nyet SHIRLEY MARLOW
The State
Soviet Envoy Assails Harsh Past Policies : Ambassador to U.N. Indirectly Condemns Conduct of Gromyko From Reuters
The Nation
The World
Orders for Manufactured Goods Up, Building Lags United Press International
Man Shot Dead by Onlooker After Car Hits Several Others, Overturns
U.S. Bows to Ford, GM, Eases '89 Fuel Economy Standards United Press International
The World
U.S. May Use Loophole in Contra Aid Bill Associated Press
The Nation
Israel's 1st Satellite to Survive Longer in Orbit From Reuters
Jordan King Flies to Iraq From Reuters
CAMPAIGN '88 : Quayle, Bush Differ Associated Press
Seoul Notebook--Hosts Earn a Thumbs-Up RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
2 Die in Norwegian Marathon From Reuters
Roh to Propose Meeting With N. Korean Leader From Reuters
Voter League Calls Debate 'Charade,' Drops Support Associated Press
The State
The State
The Nation
Rebels Damage Vital Pipeline in Colombia From Reuters
The World
400,000 Cheer Desert Landing : Flawless Touchdown! : 'Great Ending to a New Beginning,' NASA Says PETER H. KING, Times Staff Writer
The World
Kohl Reportedly Seeks Soviet Nuclear Deal From Reuters
McDonnell Wins Swiss Contract From Reuters
The World
3 Haitian Defectors May Face Long Jail Terms or Deportation Associated Press
Book Review : Sexual Adventure and Food Terrorism CAROLYN SEE
His Majesty, the Exile : Reza Pahlavi, the Shah's Oldest Son, Says Another Revolution Will Sweep Iran, but He Can Only Wonder if It Will Restore His Kingdom and the Peacock Throne BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
The State
Casual Dress, Less Aloof Manner : Dukakis to 'Warm Up' Before More Running DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
A Select Few Offer Iranians Condolences GARY LIBMAN, Times Staff Writer
16 Beached Whales Killed in Australia Associated Press
Big Cash Gifts to Parties Skirt Election Laws PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
3 Israeli Girls, Student Wounded by Bomb in Jerusalem DAN FISHER, Times Staff Writer
Quick Test for His Bold Action : Living Standards Key for Gorbachev MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
The State
4 Arrested in Producer's Death
The World
Modest Slow-Growth Bid Lags in Riverside County WILLIAM TROMBLEY, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Nicaragua Moves to Block U.S. Funds for Opposition RICHARD BOUDREAUX, Times Staff Writer
Joachim Prinz, 86; Exiled Anti-Nazi, U.S. Rights Leader
Radical Program Adopted by Estonian Popular Front MICHAEL DOBBS, The Washington Post
Legal, Medical Implications : Radon Issue Raises Other Worries for Homeowners LARRY B. STAMMER, Times Staff Writer
Kremlin Shake-Up to Help U.S. Relations, Gerasimov Says DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writer
Generoso Pope; Millionaire Owner of National Enquirer GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Imperial Graves Vandalized by Anti-Royalist Radicals in Japan From Reuters
Indian Hostage Freed by Captors in Beirut United Press International
Hollywood Teamsters on Strike From United Press International
Discovery Crew Pays Tribute to 7 on Challenger LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
Public Defender Nomination Puts Office in Turmoil DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Jubilee Ball Was Fit for a Princess David Nelson
Franz Josef Strauss, Power in Bavarian Politics, Dies Associated Press
Paul Cowan; Village Voice Writer, Author
Aerial Combat : Spring Rite: Kites Crowd Chile's Skies JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : Ex-CIA Chief Backs Off on Bush-Noriega Link United Press International
Wife Flees as He Rampages Through House : TV Interview Reportedly Enrages Tyson Associated Press
Gordon Parks: Angry Artist Recalls a Life's Achievement ELIZABETH KASTOR, The Washington Post
GOP Bid to Win Edge in Senate Faces Stiff Fight SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
In Haiti, Some Fear a Countercoup : New Regime's Control Uncertain Amid Signs of Disarray DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Sir Sacheverell Sitwell, 90; British Poet, Critic HOWARD BLUME, Times Staff Writer
Head of Biggest Soviet Republic Out in Shuffle Associated Press
Pot Growers Retreat Inside, Under Lights in High-Tech Battle MARK A. STEIN, Times Staff Writer
Bejeweled, Bedecked, Bedazzled Marylouise Oates
SPORTS
It Wasn't All Part of the Dodger Plan, but It Worked SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Injuries Hurt More Than Loss to Giants SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Giants' Craig Picks Mets but Says Game 1 Is the Key ROSS NEWHAN
The Seoul Games / The Final Day : The Seoul Games / Medal Winners
McMahon's Healthy, So Are Bears in 24-3 Victory Over Buffalo From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Igwebuike's Kick Drops Green Bay From Times Wire Services
Charger Offense Takes Day Off in a Sloppy 12-0 Loss to Denver BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
Dolphins Knock Vikings Out of First, 24-7 From Times Wire Services
Raiders, Rams Meet Their Match at the Pass : Esiason and Bengals Win in 45-21 Rout STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
Golf Roundup : South Africa's David Frost Wins Southern Open From Times Wire Services
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Now That It's Over, Fun and Games Begin SCOTT OSTLER
Browns Overturn Steelers, 23-9 From Times Wire Services
Kings Are Beaten by Red Wings Associated Press
Collusion Case Is Complicating Angel Attempt to Acquire Parrish Associated Press
Motor Racing Roundup : Prost Nears Title With Victory in Spanish Grand Prix From Times Wire Services
Names in the News
Names in the News
Eagles Go the Distance This Time, Come Back to Beat Oilers, 32-23 From Times Wire Services
Smith Finally Gets a Tackle . . . and Some Mental Relief CHRIS ELLO
College Roundup : Perisi Scores Twice to Lead UC Irvine Past Fullerton, 5-2
Notes : Italy's Bordin Wins Marathon Gold Medal With a Strong Rally From Staff and Wire Reports
These Angels Just Seem to Keep Getting Worse MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Angels End Season but Not Losing Streak Associated Press
Stouffer Gives Seahawks a Lift : In First Pro Start, He Leads Seattle Past Atlanta, 31-20 From Times Wire Services
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Commentary : This Two-Week Tale Has a Happy Ending BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Sockers' Training Camp Begins CHRIS ELLO
Cowboys-Saints: A Reunion of Rivals From Times Wire Services
He's a Saros Once Again Is a Winner : Pat Valenzuela Rides 2nd-Favorite to Victory in Pomona Handicap BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
49ers Go to Ground, Beat Lions From Times Wire Services
Chargers' Defeat Is Not Much to Talk About : Big Mistakes Help Broncos to 12-0 Victory BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Korea Captures the Moment, Says Seoul Long RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
The Medal Count
Pro Football : Young, Talented Bengals Built Through Draft Bob Oates
Ram Notebook : Kicker Lansford Misses Some Easy Ones . . . Before and During Game STEVE LOWERY and GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writers
Flutie Comes to the Rescue . . . Again : His Late Rally Revives Memories of College Days From Times Wire Services
Raiders, Rams Meet Their Match at the Pass : Lomax Leads Cardinals to 41-27 Victory CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Olympic Boxing on the Ropes After Poor Show RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
He Doesn't Have Time for Pain : Rams Are Ones Hurting After Lomax's Show GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Chiefs Tie Jets With Late Touchdown Pass, 17-17 From Times Wire Services
Smythers Sees Gain After Her Pain : Runner Shakes Off Injuries, Makes Mark as Sophomore BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
He's No Star, but He's No. 1 : Novacek Is Surprise Leading Receiver STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
Prep Review : Servite and Brown Both Emerge Winners Elliott Teaford
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Boxing Coach Adams Says He'll Join Pro Ranks EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
Missed Chip-Shot Gives Giants 24-23 Win From Times Wire Services
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE FINAL DAY : Unsatisfactory Job Nets NBC $80 Million Profit Larry Stewart
Cardinals' Lomax a Pained Killer : Phoenix Quarterback Ignores Hip Trouble to Leave the Ram Defense Hurting, 41-27 GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, Times Staff Writer
Injuries Hit Defense Hardest as SDSU Prepares for Wyoming SCOTT MILLER
High School Notebook : No Matter Where, These Players Can't Make Themselves at Home SCOTT MILLER
Padres End 1988 With a Victory, in Third Place From Staff and Wire Reports
In a Pinch, Angels' Stubing Proves Consistent
Tennis Roundup : Chang, 16, a Winner as Kriek Is Beaten From Times Wire Services
Boxer Mitch Green Arrested Again
ENTERTAINMENT
TV Review : Channel 8 Documentary Describes The Growing Crisis in Child Day-Care KEVIN BRASS
STAGE REVIEW : Tentative Production of 'Ghosts' Offers a Fuzzy Image MARK CHALON SMITH
Kenny Loggins Can't Rile the Greek Crowd CONNIE JOHNSON
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Moscow Ballet Changes Programs
Love, Politics From Bragg and Shocked CHRIS WILLMAN
Radio JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Tv & Video JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
By The Numbers Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Fall TV Season Trickles In : 'Prime-Time President': A Worthwhile Look HOWARD ROSENBERG
Pop & Rock JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Movies JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Jazz Reviews : Eddie Vinson Tribute at the Biltmore Bowl DON SNOWDEN
MUSIC REVIEW : South Coast Symphony Opens Season in Costa Mesa TERRY McQUILKIN
Report Card on NBC . . . but First, a Commercial HOWARD ROSENBERG
Fall TV Season Trickles In LEE MARGULIES, Times Staff Writer
JAZZ REVIEW : McFerrin Takes Crowd Along on a Musical Trip DON HECKMAN
Frantic Fishbone Plays at Ford Theatre CRAIG LEE
Radio JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEW : Laughs Smolder in 'Love at Stake' CHRIS WILLMAN
Fall TV Season Trickles In : 'People Across Lake': Unintended Guffaws LYNNE HEFFLEY
Fall TV Season Trickles In : 'Head of the Class' Learns Some Lessons in Moscow MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Dance JOHN VOLAND and STEVE WEINSTEIN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Sneaky Paul Kelly at Club Lingerie STEVE HOCHMAN
ART : For Jack Ox, Much Is Found in Music-to-Art Transliteration Cathy Curtis
MUSIC REVIEW : Pianist Pezzone Opens Recital Series at S.M. Museum of Art DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Dance Lesson for San Diego : Expatriates From Failure in S.D. Help Salt Lake's Ballet Succeed EILEEN SONDAK
STAGE REVIEW : 'Getting Out' Revives at the Theatre Center DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Heavy Metal Rockers Say They Want More Respect DENNIS McDOUGAL, Times Staff Writer
Fall TV Season Trickles In : 'Unholy Matrimony': Earnest Patrick Duffy DON SHIRLEY
Only 1 Local Radio Station Has a Drug-Testing Policy KEVIN BRASS
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Two 'Fataphysical Revue' Programs Presented at LACE LEWIS SEGAL, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Reviews : Jim Cullum Band's 'Porgy and Bess' Interpretation A. JAMES LISKA
MUSIC REVIEW : Slatkin Leads St. Louis Symphony JOHN HENKEN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Located in Civic Center : Irvine Backs Up Rhetoric, Opens Child Care Center MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Body in Bay May Be Leaper From Bridge
Local News in Brief : Countywide : Toll Road Planners Seek Public's Input
Silver Tongues Tucked In as Lawyers Redo Golden Rules MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Man Trying to Halt Argument Is Slain
Petulant Princes
Proposition A: Is It Key to the County's Survival? BARRY M. HORSTMAN, Times Staff Writer
Pledge Issue Reveals Rift in America's View of Itself CHARLES R. KESLER, Charles R. Kesler is an assistant professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and associate director of its Henry Salvatori Center.
Science / Medicine : Erasable CD Developed Thomas H. Maugh II, Times science writer Thomas H. Maugh II reports from the 196th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Los Angeles
Science / Medicine : Tie Between Chemicals and Disease May Be Near EDWIN CHEN, Times Staff Writer
Opinions Vary on 'Mainstream' Status of ACLU CLAUDIA PUIG, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners 10/1
Man Shot in Head, But How Puzzles Police
New Rhetoric for the New World : 1990s President Won't Find Vision in Cold War Lens RICHARD J. BARNET, Richard J. Barnet, who served in the State Department in the Kennedy Administration, is a senior fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington.
Local News in Brief : Car's Plunge From Freeway Kills 1, Hurts 5
Elections '88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Democrat Wages Uphill Fight for 40th District Seat : 'Human Needs' Are Lenney's Concern DANA PARSONS, Times Staff Writer
A Break for Pensioners
Science / Medicine : Race Is On to Develop Theory How Superconducting Materials Work THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Israel's Use of Detention
Israel's Use of Detention
Israel's Use of Detention
Drivers
Israel's Use of Detention
Israel's Use of Detention
Peace Groups Enjoy View of Ocean, Ponder Woes of World MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Residents in Distress Over Plans to Expand SOS Medical Clinic MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff writer
Sacramento FBI Sting
L.A. County Supervisors' Folly: Resisting a Majority Latino District FRANK del OLMO, Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer
Sacramento FBI Sting
The Loss of the Wetlands
For Better or Worse, Mission Viejo Is Leading a City's Life JIM CARLTON, Times Staff Writer
'Sea Creatures'
Mother of Abandoned Mute Girl Arrested : Woman Apparently 'at Wit's End' After a Year of Living on the Run LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Elections '88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Democrat Wages Uphill Fight for 40th District Seat : Experts See Great Opportunity for Cox DANA PARSONS, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Stain Remover Discovered Thomas H. Maugh II, Times science writer Thomas H. Maugh II reports from the 196th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Los Angeles
Science / Medicine : New Technique for Peeling Fruit Found Thomas H. Maugh II, Times science writer Thomas H. Maugh II reports from the 196th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Los Angeles
Escondido Woman Stabbed to Death
A Somber Message Underlies Festivities at Gay Celebration AARON CURTISS, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Severed Nerves Joined Thomas H. Maugh II, Times science writer Thomas H. Maugh II reports from the 196th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Los Angeles
COLD FACTS : Elementary Pupils Take to Polar Studies the Way Penguins Take to Ice Water PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Camarillo Race Focuses on Ways to Recover From Financial Losses TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Bishop Prays at Headstone for Aborted Fetuses LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Boron May Fight Cancer Thomas H. Maugh II, Times science writer Thomas H. Maugh II reports from the 196th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Los Angeles
Opening of Cal State's Gerontology Center Hailed MARIANN HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Estimates of Number of People Infected With HIV Are Core of Debate JANNY SCOTT, Times Medical Writer
2 Missing Hikers Found OK in National Forest
Sailor Dies in Car Crash
The Randy Kraft Trial : Week One Compiled by Staff Writer Jerry Hicks and
County Trauma System Confronts a New Crisis: Scaling Back to Survive LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
Gospel Wins Over Satan in 24-Hour Marathon PAUL FELDMAN, Times Staff Writer
Ball Fan's Long Night : Theft of Wheelchair Mars Dodger Rooter's Trip to Stadium ROBERT WELKOS, Times Staff Writer
A Long, Slow Road to Recovery : Assailants Silent as Teen Struggles Back From Tragedy ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Endurance Athlete Wants to Test Himself--and No One Else--on Those Long-Distance Runs Herbert J. Vida
Sacramento FBI Sting
Eisenhower
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