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What happened on October 14, 1988
SPORTS
Venezia Wasn't Greatest Jockey, He Just Went Out, Did His Job BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
The Flagship of the Rams' Defense Comes With Sackful of Surprises CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
High School Roundup : Undermanned Camarillo Runs Past Simi Valley
PREP FOOTBALL : Sea View League : University Ties Corona del Mar Amid Confusion TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : IT'S NO ACT : Yeager, 39, Wishes He Was Still Playing Baseball, and Not Just in the Movies BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
1988 COLLEGE BASKETBALL : USIU's Zarecky Hopes to Make Right Moves RICK HAZELTINE
Miracle Horse Hangs On to Win at Santa Anita
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THE PREPS : Pacific Coast League Football : Manning, Trabuco Hills Roll, 34-0 STEVE LOWERY
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'Mini Mac' : He's a Bit on the Small Side, But Banning's Tailback Stirs Memories of Freeman McNeil STEWART MATTHEWS
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Loyola Women Spikers Will Play a Pair
The High Schools : League Opener Could Set Tone for Hart's Year
Mike Sullivan Shoots a 63 and Leads Texas Open Golf by 1 After First Round Associated Press
Healthy Poll to Face Solis in Title Bout STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
TOUGH STRETCH : The Young Charger Receivers Were Supposed to Pull Defenses Apart, but It Hasn't Happened BRIAN HEWITT, Times Staff Writer
A Late Arrival Against UCLA, Brown Hopes to Get to Peete Early MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Steve Kinser Wraps Up Outlaws Title
Area Roundup : Santa Ana Is Site for Grand Prix Bicycle Race Sunday
Injured Aztec Alfred Jackson Will Switch to Cornerback CURT HOLBREICH
1988 COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Brandenburg Optimistic About Second Season : Questions Remain for the Aztecs, but Coach Sees Potential Answers CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Mayotte Advances in Australian Indoor Championship From Times Wire Services
Gary Carter Reportedly Highest Paid in Majors
Party for Bush at Loyola No Fun for the Athletes Or the Coaching Staff Alan Drooz
Padres, Show Happily Agree to Contract for 2 More Years SCOTT MILLER
Unbeaten Flyers Too Powerful for North Stars, 7-6 Associated Press
NBC's World Series Coverage Has Very Tough Act to Follow Larry Stewart
Tennis Roundup : Chang Starts Strong but Is Finally Beaten by Edberg From Times Wire Services
High School Football : Oceanside, RBV Get Straight to the Point JEFFREY PARENTI
Warriors Need Victory Over Weak Apaches IRENE GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : THAT'S THE TICKET : Overwhelming Demand for World Series Seats in L.A. Sends Prices Sky-High CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : Dodgers Have No Chance--Just Like Against Mets Scott Ostler
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : Finley Out of Game, but He's Not Out of Touch With A's ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : A Helpful Handbook for Watching Series Jim Murray
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : After Hitting Rock Bottom, Stewart Enjoys Life at the Top RICHARD JUSTICE, Washington Post
THE PREPS : Cross-Country Roundup : Nava Paces Santa Ana's Key Victory BARBIE LUDOVISE, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : FIRST SHOT FIRED : Baylor Says His Former Teammate, Jay Howell, Can't Handle Pressure SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
1988 COLLEGE BASKETBALL : Egan Will Make Early Wake-Up Call to Young Toreros JIM LINDGREN
THE PREPS : Fountain Valley Blanks Ocean View as Cook Has Another Hot Night ROBYN NORWOOD, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : NO WONDER THESE GUYS GET . . . STRAIGHT A'S : Oakland Has a Team That Could Rival Athletics' Dynasty of 1970s MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
THE WORLD SERIES: ATHLETICS vs DODGERS : Howell Is Still Trying to Get the Pine Tar Off His Hands SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
PREP FOOTBALL : Los Amigos Wins on Late Safety, 16-15 SCOTT JONES
He Sees a Clearer Reflection Now : Woolridge, Starting Anew as Laker, Says Drug Problem Is in Past GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
JC Notes / Irene Garcia : Once Battling Seahawks Were Nice--but Still Lost Irene Garcia
SIMPLE SUBTRACTION : Clipper Shooting Guards Setting Sights on Available Spots SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, Times Staff Writer
In 12th Inning, It Was Almost Sudden Death
Sockers Improve Record to 3-0 With Exhibition Victory Over USIU
Prep Roundup : Capistrano Valley Wins Tennis Showdown
PREP FOOTBALL : ONE-MAN BAND : Mission Viejo's Ekdahl Can Do Almost Anything . . . Except Play Out of Position STEVE LOWERY, Times Staff Writer
A RARE BREED : Florentine Comes to Los Alamitos as One of Tonight's Quarter Horse Favorites CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
Fishing Notes / Dan Stanton : Angler May Have Set Sea Bass Record for Four-Pound Line at 14 Pounds Dan Stanton
PREP FOOTBALL : Saddleback Passes Up Newport Harbor BILL ROBERTSON
College Football / Richard Hoffer : Notre Dame Is 5-0, but Holtz Hopes Irish Don't Get Dented by Miami Richard Hoffer
PREP FOOTBALL : Katella Holds On in Last Minute to Beat Esperanza for First Time ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
THE PREPS : Pacific Coast League Football : Field Goals Make the Difference for Laguna Beach in 6-2 Victory AL PRESTON
Worth the Weight : Newhall's Lence Draws From Reservoir of Perseverance to Make His Mark as Powerlifter and Disney Animator JEFF MEYERS, Times Staff Writer
Table-Top Baseball Is His Life : But Al Hartley's Passion for the Game Leaves Wife a Weekend Widow PAUL McLEOD, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Reagan Signs Major Changes to Welfare Law : New Plan Funds Work, Training Programs as Options to Dependency Associated Press
Foreign Exchange Groups In Orange County
Acne Drug Called as Dangerous as Thalidomide for Birth Defects Associated Press
A Different Rhythm : Brazilians: A Laid-Back Breed Apart WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Moore Aide's Campaign Got $2,000 From FBI 'Company' PAUL JACOBS and MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writers
7 S. African Miners Killed Associated Press
Elmer (Mousie) Alexander; Jazz Drummer
Retail Sales Down 2nd Month Associated Press
The Job-to-population Outlook Clipboard researched by Susan Greene, Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Larouche Charged With Fraud United Press International
The State
The State
Suspected Bomber Hurt in Blast
The Nation : Lawyer Allowed to Shield Killer's Name
The World
The Nation
Youths Attack U.S. Office in South Korea Associated Press
U.S. Demands Chile Pay $12 Million to Bomb Victims' Kin From a Times Staff Writer
Thatcher Vows Close Ties to Next President Associated Press
The World
2 Koreas Deadlocked on Legislative Talks SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
McCarthy Blasts Wilson's Record on Care for Elderly FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Miami News to Cease Publication Dec. 31 if No Buyer Is Found United Press International
The World
The Nation
Squelched, Says Daughter of Judge in Myerson Case United Press International
Congress No Longer Hostile, Kassebaum Tells U.N. Leader From a Times Staff Writer
Roberti Recalls 5 Staffers After Dukakis Skips His Fund-Raiser KEITH LOVE, Times Political Writer
Belgrade Announces Plans to Ease Austerity Program Associated Press
The World : 4 Salvador Troops Accused
Nobel for Arab a Reminder of a Wider Literary World GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
The World
PLO Warns of Armed Conflict if Shamir Wins From Reuters
The World
Lobbyist to Pay $3,000 Fine for Improper Loan PAUL JACOBS, Times Staff Writer
E. Chodorov, 84; Producer and Screenwriter From Staff and Wire Reports
Book Review : A Marriage Without Spousal Support ELAINE KENDALL
Education Dept. to Mail 80,000 Anti-Drug Videotapes to Schools Associated Press
Trade Deficit in August Widens to $12 Billion : After Hitting 3-Year Low in July, Gap Increases as Imports Rise Sharply, Commerce Dept. Says OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Name New Envoy to Push Afghan Settlement MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : No Dukakis, No Helpers Keith Love
Andean Condors Freed in Wilds From Associated Press
The Nation
The Nation
The World
Grain Talks With Soviets End Abruptly Reuters
Technique Cures Immune-Deficient Babies United Press International
Juror Sues Over Job Lost During Trial Associated Press
The Nation
Gorbachev Outlines Major Farm Changes : Sees Far-Reaching Shifts as 1st Step to Broader Economic Reforms MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Drug Bill Clears Senate United Press International
Reagan Ends Fight for Arms Aid to Contras United Press International
Northeast Hit by Snow; South in Deep Freeze From United Press International
The World
He Contends That 'They Should Be Activists Not Analysts' : Jackson to Party Leaders: 'Quit Jiving and Go to Work' KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
Spin Central: Pandemonium Reigns Among Journalists BOB DROGIN, Times Staff Writer
Statue of Garfield Will Get Face Lift United Press International
Teamsters, Producers Invited Back to the Table MARK ARAX, Times Staff Writer
Navajo, Hopi Relocation Bill Sent to Reagan Associated Press
Wholesale Prices Up Moderate 0.4% : Slide in Gasoline Costs Offsets Sharp Increases for Food Associated Press
3 L.A.-Area Members of Congress Join Backers of UFW Grape Boycott LORI SILVER, Times Staff Writer
2 Indians Freed of Arms Charges Associated Press
Students Rally on Campus to Protest Sexual Attacks Associated Press
Nancy to Toss Series Ball United Press International
Toxic Plant Profile: Daphne Clipboard researched by Susan Greene, Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
William A. Tunberg; Screenwriter and Musician
U.S., Soviets Sign Pact on Joint Medical Studies Associated Press
Prop. 103 Will Reduce Gouging by Insurance Firms, Nader Says KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
The State
The World
The World
State of Siege Over--but Algeria Is Still Viewed as 'a Social Tinderbox' MICHAEL ROSS, Times Staff Writer
Drunk/drugged Driving Convictions Clipboard researched by Susan Greene, Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Reagan Salutes Astronauts, Sees Space Era Ahead United Press International
L.A. Party Night in N.Y.: Charities Take Manhattan BETTY CUNIBERTI and ELIZABETH MEHREN, Times Staff Writers
Congress Votes AIDS Bill Limiting Confidentiality JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
The State
Shroud of Turin Not Christ's Burial Sheet, Scientists Tell Church WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
THE BUSH-DUKAKIS DEBATE : Excerpts: 'America Stands Tall . . . ' '. . . We Can Do Better Than That' From a Times Staff Writer
2 Filipino Guards Die in Shoot-Out Near Base Associated Press
Governor Calls Cal/OSHA Supporters 'Misleading' DOUGLAS SHUIT and HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Staff Writers
House of Lords Refuses to Ban 'Spycatcher' From Reuters
No Stress Over Status of State College, Pa. Associated Press
Steroid-Munching Worms Duly Warned United Press International
Financing Tool OKd for Renewal Programs PHILIP HAGER, Times Staff Writer
The State : Gay Sues Over Sex Advances
Candidates Push Familiar Themes : Bush, Dukakis Clash on Issues but Avoid Harshly Negative Tone JACK NELSON, Times Washington Bureau Chief
CAMPAIGN '88 : In a Word, It's Dull From Associated Press
Leave State to Avoid Required Step for Marriage License : Illinois Couples Shun AIDS Tests BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The Times Poll: Voters Say Bush Won, 47%-26% GEORGE SKELTON, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : $66 Per Kennedy Vote From Associated Press
Nuclear Test Shakes High-Rises 80 Miles Away From Nevada Site Associated Press
Reagan Uses Signing of Fuels Bill to Boost Bush in California United Press International
Mexico Gunman Frees U.S. Consul After 14-Hour Siege Associated Press
Deng-Gorbachev Summit in '89 Hinted : Chinese Leader Told Finnish President of Possibility, Officials Say DAVID HOLLEY, Times Staff Writer
Loss of Children Shared but Candidates Split on Abortion From a Times Staff Writer
Gunman Storms U.S. Veracruz Consulate, Seizes American Associated Press
Geographic Paints a New View of World United Press International
Jaycees' Factory of Nightmares
Government, Economy Remain Shaky Despite High Hopes, U.S. Aid : Five Years Later, Grenada Still Bears the Scars of War DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
GOP Gloats Over Debate; Dukakis Admits It's Tough : Governor Still Thinks He'll Win From Associated Press
Analysis : Bush Called Dominant in Debate : Dukakis Seen as Unable to Make Necessary Gains ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : Teamsters Reportedly to Back Bush Candidacy United Press International
MEDIA POLITICS : Minus a Dukakis 'Home Run,' Bush Is Called Winner THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Judge Accused in Leniency-for-Sex Case Facing State Hearing GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
Sorority in Maine Faces Penalties for 'Branding' Pledges United Press International
Bachelors Going Up on Auction Block for March of Dimes SUSAN CHRISTIAN, Susan Christian is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Felix Wankel, 86; Inventor of the Rotary Engine From Staff and Wire Reports
Lockheed Gets $5-Billion Navy Plane Contract RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Attacks Continue in Final Debate : Bush, Dukakis Conflict Sharply on Death Penalty, Tax Increases KEITH LOVE and HENRY WEINSTEIN, Times Staff Writers
Museum Gets B-17 That Saw WWII Combat United Press International
The World
Ursula Nordstrom; Editor of Children's Books
She Helped Stitch a New Social Fabric for the Nation DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
Conrad Buff III; Award-Winning Architect
Proposition 92 Judicial Panel Terms : Measure Would Remove a Veil on Judicial Performance Panel TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Egyptian First Arab to Win Nobel Prize for Literature From Times Wire Services
Mrs. Taki Takes Kids' Togs a Tad Beyond Most Lines BETTY GOODWIN
U.S. Expands Drug Tests on Children With AIDS LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE : Getting to Know You : Exchange Students Discover Wonder, New Friends and the Opportunity to Grow Both Here and Abroad CHRIS BERGERUD, Chris Bergerud, a senior at Dana Hills High School, is editor-in-chief and opinion editor of the student newspaper, The Paper, and is involved with Amnesty International.
Armored Car Guard Slain at Bank
The Nation
Natty Knits: A Big Comeback ROSE-MARIE TURK, Times Staff Writer
U.S. to Ship Sudan Emergency Food Aid : Civil War, Floods and Locusts Leave Thousands Facing Starvation NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
'Thank You for the Great Feeling' : Discovery Crew Welcomed as Heroes by Lawmakers Associated Press
Senate Passes Drug-Murder Death Penalty SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
HIGH LIFE : 9 of 10 Young Adults Read a Newspaper
Jury Deadlocks on Charge of Drunk Horse-Riding Associated Press
Richard Byrd Jr.; Son of Famed Explorer
WRITE ON! : SCR Can Trace Much of Its Success to the Words, Because It Treasures Those Who Use Can Them Well MARK CHALON SMITH, Mark Chalon Smith is a theater writer for The Times
'Dr. Death' Gets Year for His Refusal to Aid Dying Alcoholic From United Press International
Boat Capsizes; 13 Drown Associated Press
Cronkite Quits English-Only Campaign Body Associated Press
Icy Trap Appears to Doom 3 Whales Associated Press
Xidex Closes Irvine Plant, Discharges 825 Employees MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
219 Jamaicans Held in Gang Arrests : 'Posses' in 20 Cities Targeted on Charges of Illegal Drugs, Arms ROBERT L. JACKSON, Times Staff Writer
Chairside Manner and Dental Schools NATHAN FRIEDMAN
Huge Economic Losses Seen if Bases in State Are Closed MARK A. STEIN and MELISSA HEALY, Times Staff Writers
Harold Brodkey: Master of the Unpublished Novel ALICE STEINBACH, Baltimore Sun
35th Edition of Guinness Book Setting Its Own World Record United Press International
A Veteran Who's Gone With the Wind MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
Last-Minute Shopper Compiled by the Fashion88 staff
Santa Ana Attorney Representing Foundation at Cary Grant Tribute ANN CONWAY
Benefit Makes the Play at the Plate Marylouise Oates
HIGH LIFE : Students List Their Toughest Classes and Tell Why
Modular Looks Go Their Separate Ways KAREN NEWELL YOUNG, Karen Newell Young is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Ungated Railroad Crossings In Orange County Clipboard researched by Susan Greene, Henry Rivero and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times; Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Vietnam's Once-Fiery Ky Now Just a 'Papa San' JOSEPH N. BELL
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Sense of Deja Vu for Judge in Sex-Swap Case ANTHONY PERRY
McMartin Judge Says Case 'Has Poisoned Everyone' From Times Wires Services
Archbishop Clavel, Vicar to Hispanics, Dead at 66 LYNN SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Man Gets Prison in Wife's Wild Trip on Car Hood JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Irvine : Blood Drive to Be Held at Irvine Church
Let George Do It, She Says CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Political Writer
Escondido
Encinitas
Local News in Brief : Panel Wants Project Approval in Its Hands
Shrine Sculpted From a Dream MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
S. D. Bases Appear to Be Immune From Pentagon's Closures JANE FRITSCH, Times Staff Writer
ELECTIONS '88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Police in Santa Ana Protest After Their Home Addresses Were Used for Mailing BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Rescuers Halt Search for Man in Mountains
Southland May Get a Touch of Rain Today
Escondido
Local News in Brief : Children's Museum Gets Big Rent Cut
Water: Yes on 81, 82, 83
Home Taxes: Yes on 90
Local News in Brief : Suit Filed Against Redevelopment Plan
Local News in Brief : Use of Hospital Room Under Investigation
There's Still Time, and Reasons, for START JACK MENDELSOHN, Jack Mendelsohn, a former member of the U.S. SALT II and START delegations, is deputy director of the Arms Control Assn.
Local News in Brief : Shipyard Begins Safety Programs
Huntington Beach Teachers Agree to a 2-Year Pact BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Educator Appointed to Topanga Erosion Panel
North County Planners Call for Car Pools, Public Transit GENE YASUDA, Times Staff Writer
ELECTIONS '88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Union Seeks to Oust 4 Incumbents in Saddleback College District Race BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
ELECTIONS"88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Survey Shows 3 Education Issues Ahead : Orange County Poll's Data Boosts Hopes on Props. 78, 79 and 98 BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Torrance OKs Revised Arts Center HUGO MARTIN
Local News in Brief : Longtime City Treasurer to Leave
Local News in Brief : Bogus Tape Ring Broken, Officials Say
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
'A Break for Pensioners'
Women Leaders
Deficit
Local News in Brief : $12,831 in Fines for Slum Conditions
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
Agoura Hills Wants Public Forum on Project GABE FUENTES, Times Staff Writer
ELECTIONS '88 : ORANGE COUNTY : Assembly Hopeful Pringle Calls Thierbach 'Outsider' STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Weather Expected to Take Some Turns Over Weekend CAROLINE LEMKE, Times Staff Writer
Senate Panel : Hearing Called on Oil Pipeline RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Faulty Burglar Alarm Leads to Two Arrests
After 20 Years, It's Never Too Late for Ethics Steve Harvey, Harvey is a Times staff writer
Panel Says It Has Investigated Carter, Ordered a Hearing GEORGE FRANK, Times Staff Writer
8 Million Flies Released
Hooray!
A Byzantine Mystery: What Happened to Anatoly Dobrynin? FRED WARNER NEAL, Fred Warner Neal is executive vice president of the American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations and former chairman of the Claremont Graduate School international relations department.
True to Form, Incumbent Beverly Seems Safe Bet to Win JEFFREY L. RABIN, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Lack of Classes Cited in Amnesty Program
Local News in Brief : Orange : Child Killed by Van Pulling Out of Driveway
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : An Invisible Campaign: FBI Sting Prompts a Low Profile JERRY GILLAM and MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writers
3 Pedestrians Run Over by Several Cars Remain in Critical Condition MARK LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writer
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
San Diego
Local News in Brief : Pipeline No Threat, State Officials Say
U.S. Must Get in Race On High-Definition TV GEORGE E. BROWN JR., Rep. George E. Brown Jr. (D-Riverside) is a member of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee.
'Art for Fun(d)'s Sake will lure browsers and buyers. Gerald Faris
San Diego
F-14 Planes
Davis Runs 'Live' for Tucker Seat SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Countywide : 5 Arrested in Raid for Counterfeit Tapes
Local News in Brief : National JDL Leader Files Rights Suit
Firm Cancels Plan to Burn Toxic Wastes in Van Nuys STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 7th Person Charged in Drug-Related Killings
Wounding of Suspect by CHP Officer Is Probed LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Stun Guns Ruled Out as Cause of Deaths
Local News in Brief : Anaheim : Unionist Says Talks With Disney at Impasse
San Diego
Local News in Brief : La Habra
Water-Line Breaks Inundate Downtown, Disrupt Business LESLIE WOLF, Times Staff Writer
New Goals for United Way: $89 Million in '89, Passage of Props. 84, 99 CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Construction Begins on Anti-Drug Exhibit
Canoga Park Interim Zoning Limits Houses STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Task Force Arrests 83 in Drug Sweep Near Schools JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Proposition 103, Tom Hayden Both Draw Fire From Ferguson
UCSD Med Center to Help Test Drugs on Children With AIDS LINDA ROACH MONROE, Times Staff Writer
For Whom Do the Polls Toll? The Silenced Majority CAROL TAVRIS, Carol Tavris is a social psychologist and writer in Los Angeles.
Local Elections : Growth Issue Dominates Poway Election : 2 Measures Would Set Limits; 4 Seek 2 Seats on City Council NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Gardena Wants to Annex County Land
Judge to Let 2 Car Firms Open Under Supervision JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Weeding Out the Bases
Local News in Brief : Suit by Ex-Officer Dismissed
Local News in Brief : Worker Surrenders in Union Agent's Death
Consultant Predicts Enough Traffic to Pay for Toll Road JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
County Military Bases Appear Safe JIM CARLTON and MARK A. LANDSBAUM, Times Staff Writers
Red Tracton's in Solana Beach : A Menu Right Out of the '40s Supper Club Era DAVID NELSON
Local News in Brief : Couple Get 3 Years in Prison for $100,000 Welfare Fraud
Local News in Brief : Couple Sentenced for Welfare Fraud
Frequent Donor of Blood Components Honored by Red Cross Chapter Herbert J. Vida
School Told to Solve Problems Over Traffic GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
'A Beautiful Day' on Skid Row : Missionary Tries to Bring Light to Transients' Lives SHAWN MAREE SMITH, Times Staff Writer
Driver to Be Tried on Murder Charge in Woman's Death ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
It's Difficult Living in 'No Man's Land' ADRIANNE GOODMAN, Times Staff Writer
In Newhall : Tenneco Sues Over Right to Build Plant STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Welfare Reform
Taxing Smokers: Proposition 99
ENTERTAINMENT
Chillida's Art Again Marks the Devastation of Guernica Leah Ollman
Theater by and for Children SUSAN PERRY
RESTAURANT REVIEW : La Frite's Sweet Style Is a Franco-American Classic MICHELLE HUNEVEN
Armstrong Proves a Soubrette Also Rises DANIEL CARIAGA, Times Music Writer
Video Reviews and News : Recent videocassette releases, reviewed by Times critics. Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Arts Congress Stresses Need to Cooperate CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
Radio Jon Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Yippyayo!' a Musical for the Under-6 Set LYNNE HEFFLEY
San Francisco Is Out to Improve Its Film Reputation AMY STEVENS, Times Staff Writer
Music Kathie Bozanich
KCBS-TV to Air Live Panel on Local Education Problems
The Fall Classic John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
First Off . . . LOUIS SAHAGUN, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
RESTAURANTS / Max Jacobson : Bring Your Appetite (and Some Hungry Friends); Servings Are Hefty Max Jacobson
Santa Monica MARLENA DONOHUE
Movies John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Stage Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
La Cienega Area CATHY CURTIS
JAZZ REVIEW : Valentin at Catalina Bar A. JAMES LISKA
CABARET REVIEW : Sophisticated Style of Haran LEONARD FEATHER
Video Reviews and News : Recent videocassette releases, reviewed by Times critics. MICHAEL WILMINGTON, Compiled by Terry Atkinson
Romantic Rimini's RUTH REICHL
Music John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Coming Attractions JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
La Cienega Area Cathy Curtis
Wilshire Center Suvan Geer
Reelin' and Rockin' : From Jigs to Stomps with Richard Thompson JIM WASHBURN
'Mist' Clears for Scenes From Korean Marriage KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Reopens Warner Center Gallery, but Faces Challenge in Luring Public DAVID WHARTON, Times Staff Writer
Kuralt: Still a Roads Scholar CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
MUSIC REVIEW : Chicago Opera--Success in Two Flavors MARTIN BERNHEIMER, Times Music Critic
Santa Monica Marlena Donohue
The Valley Cathy Curtis
POP LP CHART : Unexpected Entrants Score on Pop Charts DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
MOVIE REVIEW : 'The Kiss': It's Smart and Sassy but Not for the Faint-Hearted KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Revealing Nocturnal Niceties at Marston's CHARLES PERRY
Hollywood SUVAN GEER
Anger as NBC Hypes TV Shows on Videos TERRY ATKINSON
Tv & Video John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
'Suds' Weathers Wringer of New York Critics' Scorn NANCY CHURNIN
MUSIC REVIEW : Clark Conducts Pacific Symphony at Center CHRIS PASLES, Times Staff Writer
S. D. Symphony Able to Lure Fresh Talent KENNETH HERMAN
'Playboy of Western World' at Celtic Center; Two One-Acts at the Cast; 'Candle in Dark' in Beverly Hills; 'Sympathy' at Burbank Theatre Guild ROBERT KOEHLER
Children's Theater Isn't Child's Play : Troupes at Agoura Festival Struggle for Quality, Relevance SUSAN PERRY
ART REVIEW : The Passionate Statements of Social Activism CATHY CURTIS
JAZZ / DIRK SUTRO : Lettau Is Just Minutes Away From the Big Time DIRK SUTRO
Catch the 'Perfect Spy' Howard Rosenberg
MOVIE REVIEW : A Fine Performance by Foster in a Preachy 'Accused' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
The No-Mets World Series Ratings Game STEVE WEINSTEIN
Wilshire Center Suvan Geer
MOVIE REVIEWS : Woody's Weighty 'Woman' SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
'Gimpel and the Goles' Concert Features Jewish Music in All Its Diversity LAURIE OCHOA
Ire Led to Idealism for Pianist Mona Golabek DONNA PERLMUTTER
STAGE REVIEW : Acting Out Boleslavsky's 'Six Lessons' DON SHIRLEY
Ballet Theatre to Offer 2 Premieres, a New 'Swan Lake' CHRIS PASLES
MOVIE REVIEWS : Eastwood's Homage to 'Bird' MICHAEL WILMINGTON
STAGE REVIEW : Theatre of the Deaf's Merry 'King of Hearts' RAY LOYND
BUSINESS
House Mothballs Banking Bill Til '89 as End of Session Nears Associated Press
Security Pacific Continues to Improve Earnings DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Dow Retreats From Highs but Closes Up 7.12 : Trade, Interest Rates and Debate Stir Concern From Times Wire Services
Greater Use of Automation in Industry Urged Associated Press
CURRENCY : Dollar Hits Lowest Level Since June on Trade News Associated Press
Oakland and L.A. Firms Are Rooting for 7-Game Series JESUS SANCHEZ, Times Staff Writer
Early October Auto Sales Up 36.8% From Year Ago JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : Bond Prices Stumble Over Higher Trade Deficit News Associated Press
Navy Contract for Valves
Jobs' Feat: Better Package for Existing Technologies CARLA LAZZARESCHI, Times Staff Writer
Software Maker May Go Public to Raise Funds From States News Service
REAL ESTATE : Lenders Find Foreclosures Are Falling as Real Estate Prices Are Climbing Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
TRW Pact for $28.8 Million
Fraidy Cats Need Not Apply MARY ANN GALANTE
Marketing Giant's Boss Focusing on Profits BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Merrill Lynch Profit Dives 66.4% During 3rd Quarter Associated Press
Real Estate Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
$48 Million for Diaper Unit
Tri-Star's N.Y. Operations Moving to Burbank in '89 KATHRYN HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Nationwide Search On : Wineries Want to Cultivate Separate Identity for Blends DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Anschutz Takes Reins at Southern Pacific
Real Estate Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
Genentech Stops TPA Production Until '89 JUBE SHIVER Jr., Times Staff Writer
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Investment Group Raises Stake in Itel Corp. to 24.8% From States News Service
SEC Is Reported Probing Donaldson, Lufkin Unit Associated Press
Knudsen-Foremost Dairy Owner Sues Citicorp From United Press International
Key Executive at GTE Resigns Post Abruptly GREGORY CROUCH
Kissick Reportedly in Wings in Case Drexel Is Forced to Replace Milken SCOT J. PALTROW, Times Staff Writer
High-Tech Warriors Go on the Defensive : Old Crows Society Irked at Scandals' Effect on Its Image JIM SCHACHTER, Times Staff Writer
Brierley Bids $41 Million for Hotel Operator NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Chiat/Day Loses Wine Cooler Ad Account BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
Xidex to Close Irvine Plant, Lay Off 800 Workers MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Xidex to Close Irvine Plant, Lay Off 825 Workers MICHAEL FLAGG, Times Staff Writer
Bridging a Gap : Entrepreneur Offers Braille Greeting Cards Associated Press
Real Estate Michael Flagg, Times staff writer
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