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What happened on September 29, 1988
NEWS
Brazilian Jet Hijacked, 2 Killed Associated Press
THE WIZARDS OF WET : Even the Staid Take Delight in High-Tech Magic of Burbank Fountain Company SUSAN HEEGER
Some Wish the Once-Heralded 'Go Homes' Had Already Gone Dirk Sutro
Political Waters in San Gabriel Back to a Rolling Boil EDMUND NEWTON, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Vetoes Bill Restricting Textile Imports ART PINE, Times Staff Writer
Fashion Shows Designed for the Lunch Bunch MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Center Supporters Go for Glitter ANN CONWAY
Downey Police Chaplain Is Trained to Use a Gun, but His Aim Is Counseling RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
'88 Olympics Spark Many New Releases DON ALPERT
Less Crime In The Cities Clipboard researched by Susan Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Diamond Bar : Curb-Side Recycling to Start
Auto Firms Try to Throttle Smog Bill : Last-Minute Pleas Made to Persuade Governor to Veto Measure DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Foes Fear Regime May Cancel Chile Vote JAMES F. SMITH, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Judge Blocks Lucky Merger Associated Press
Former Pilots' Negotiator Picked for Mediation Post Associated Press
Jury Gets Rowan Weapons Case, Then Recesses Associated Press
The Dirty Half-dozen Clipboard researched by Susan Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Panel Stolen From Pasadena Street Mural MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Values On The Rise Clipboard researched by Susan Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times. Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Proposal Would Radically Alter Medicare Payments JANNY SCOTT and LAURIE DUNCAN, Times Staff Writers
Swiss Police Arrest Terrorist Suspect Associated Press
Afghan Rebel Rocket Kills 35 in Deadliest Attack in Kabul United Press International
Students Hurl Hundreds of Firebombs at Seoul Police Associated Press
Death Toll at 282 in North India as Floodwaters Recede Associated Press
The World
The State
Burmese Hope to Beat Regime 'at Own Game' NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Duarte : Smoking Review Sought
Officials Label Proposed L.A. Rules on Pollutants Illegal ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Gorbachev Calls Party Meeting : Surprise Leadership Session Will Deal With Major Reorganization MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Defense Bill Repassed Without Extra 'Star Wars' Funds SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills : Lawyer Receives Honor
Workers OK Pact; BART Strike Averted Associated Press
Bill to Speed Up Pesticide Tests Sent to Reagan PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
The World
The World
The Nation : Senate OKs $1.3 Billion to Aid Homeless
Major Downtown Hotel a Step Closer
He Means It When He Says He Bagged a Fish MIKE SPENCER, Times Staff Writer and
12 Nations Back Space Station Associated Press
EPA Rejects Ozone Air Quality Plan; Building of Pollution Sources Banned Associated Press
The World
Budget Director Miller to Resign Associated Press
2 East Germans Swim to West Associated Press
Chinese, Soviets to Trade Visits at High Level NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
City of Industry : Yearly Business Conference
Dukakis Warns Polluters They 'Better Vote for Bush' Associated Press
Education Panel Calls for More History Courses Associated Press
The World
The Nation
Education Dept. Report Offers Guide to Rating Public Schools Associated Press
The Nation
Crowd of 250,000 Cheers Launch at Space Center Associated Press
Los Angeles : Ex-Governor to Lecture
3 Bus Riders With 3 Sides of the Coin JAN HOFMANN, Jan Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
The State : Teen Betting Rise Reported
Orange County School Test Scores Mixed, State Improves ELAINE WOO and BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writers
Santa Monica : Commissioner Pay Is OKd
Guidebooks an Aid to Tracing Roots MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
See How They Run : Why Do Candidates Dash Madly Across the Map? Blame It on a Special Breed Called the Scheduler GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
2nd School Shooting Victim Dies Associated Press
Arrest Disrupts Meeting Again JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Tire Blowout Stalls Dukakis' Motorcade United Press International
Fall Notebook / Sam Farmer : Reilly Learns to Grow in Defeat Sam Farmer
Planning Panel OKs Project on Land Designated as Open Space ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Colitis May Be Cause of Cat's Troubles DR. GLENN ERICSON
City Meetings in San Gabriel
D.A. Not Tough on Everyone
Transit Bill for Rail Funds
Transportation Woes
U.S. to Sell 835 Missiles United Press International
Weinberger Says Pentagon Bribery Scandal Is Product of 'Plain Greed' Associated Press
Councilman Wants Probe of Cudahy Service Body LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
The State
Cell Engineering Could Lead to AIDS Therapy THOMAS H. MAUGH II, Times Science Writer
Weekend of Events to Mark Jewish Council's Origin WILLIAM DIEPENBROCK, Times Staff Writer
Book Review : The Decay of an Anglo-Irish Dynasty RICHARD EDER, Times Book Critic
INS Chief Calls Arrests in Church 'Regrettable' BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Goes on Attack in Texas : Quayle Criticizes Dukakis for Tie to 'Radical Group' JOHN BALZAR, Times Political Writer
Anaheim Wants Accused to Pay for Police Work CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Zaccaro Leaves Posh 'Jail,' Is Picked Up by Parents United Press International
The House : Drug Bill
Long Beach : Pine Ave. Complaints Heard
Thatcher Visits Ulster, Vows to Defeat Terrorism Associated Press
America Back in Space! : Shuttle Blasts Off 2 1/2 Years After Challenger Tragedy : NASA's Long Paralysis Has Come to an End United Press International
South Gate : Students Sample Civic Roles
Bentsen on Quayle's Qualifications: He's No Truman KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
The House : Drug Bill
The Bradley Method : New Crescenta Valley Water Polo Coach Brings Success Back to Struggling Program Through No-Nonsense Approach to Sport SAM FARMER
Transportation Funding Bill Goes to Reagan Associated Press
U.S. Probes Shooting of Wild Horses Associated Press
6 Nuclear Plant Workers Fired Over Drug Issues United Press International
Consumers : A Journey Into the Air Fare Jungle BEVERLY BEYETTE, Times Staff Writer
Coffee Confusion Leaves a Bitter Taste DON G. CAMPBELL
Embezzlement Loss May Be Near $1 Million LARRY GORDON and JERRY GILLAM, Times Staff Writers
Launch of the Shuttle Discovery : Sheer Number of Modifications Produces New Debate on Safety ROBERT A. JONES, Times Staff Writer
Israel Told to Hand Over Beachfront : Tribunal Rules Tiny Taba Strip on Red Sea Be Returned to Egypt Reuters
N.Y. Episcopal Diocese Elects Kansas Bishop Associated Press
Top Prep Lineman Will Also Sing and Tell Jokes--During the Game MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Dukakis Unveils Attack Speech in Bid to Blitz Bush DAVID LAUTER, Times Staff Writer
Fall Notebook / Sean Waters : Quarterbacks Trendy at Buena Sean Waters
U.S. Denounces Israel's Use of Plastic Bullets LEE MAY and DANIEL WILLIAMS, Times Staff Writers
Hillside Development Moratorium Approved DREW SILVERN, Times Staff Writer
Emotion High as NASA OKs Flight of Discovery LEE DYE, Times Science Writer
The Nation
Iraqi Leader Tells of Super-Weapon From Reuters
Candidates Give Their Views on Environmental Problems
On a Day Like This, a Foul Ball Sets the World Right JOSEPH N. BELL
12-year-old writer dedicates his novel to those who served in Vietnam. SIOK-HIAN TAY KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Student Repays Debt With Class Act MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to U.N. Peacekeepers Associated Press
Doctor Group Terminates Low-Cost Medical Plans JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
800 Volunteers Expected to Help Clean Beaches
The State
The House : Drug Bill
Media Politics : TV Finds Dukakis 'Energized, Sharper' THOMAS B. ROSENSTIEL, Times Staff Writer
Rosemead, West Covina : Library Data Base
A New Volley in the War for the Westside GARRY ABRAMS, Times Staff Writer
Man Cited by Dukakis in Debate Rejects Check Sent by Bush Kin Associated Press
The World : Britain, Iran to Discuss Ties
The World
Bush Seizes Initiative : Environmentalists Find Dukakis' Silence Vexing ROBERT A. JONES, Times Staff Writer
British Drive on the Wrong Side, Too Jack Smith
First Scores Since Cheating Scandal Show Upward Trend ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
The Astronaut Crew
Architects Seek to Be Growth-War Peacemakers LEON WHITESON, Whiteson is a Los Angeles architecture critic. and
Stresses Traditional Values in Sweep of Illinois Towns : Bush Gets to Heart of Farmers' Concerns JAMES GERSTENZANG, Times Staff Writer
The State
Nothing Is So-So About These Items RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Services Inadequate, Minority Groups Say
Houseman Turns Stationery Debate Into Attack on Chu BERKLEY HUDSON, Times Staff Writer
Culver City : Property Tax Considered
Lakewood : Smoking Choice Law Passed
The Chinese Have a Name for It DEBORAH CHRISTENSEN
The World
The World
The State
Some Preps Best in U. S. : This Season's Grid Talent Pool Is Deep in Big and Fast Running Backs and Interior Linemen MITCH POLIN, Times Staff Writer
Senate Backs Sweeping Curbs on 'Kiddieporn' WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
3rd Defendant Convicted in Killing of U.S. Drug Agent KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : Nun Chosen to Head School
Jungleland Referendum Vote Haunts 2 Thousand Oaks Council Incumbents TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Etiwanda Residents Flee Flames Associated Press
Beirut Car Bomb Kills 3 United Press International
Council Finally OKs Budget in Balancing Act JAMES M. GOMEZ, Times Staff Writer
Glendora : Books Delivered to Homes
U.S., Spain OK Defense Accord Covering Air Bases, Naval Facility NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Rebuts Report She Made Up Story of Attack by 6 Men : 'Not a Liar,' Tawana Brawley Declares JOHN J. GOLDMAN, Times Staff Writer
The State
NBC Boxing Coverage Cited : Roh Asks S. Koreans to Stop Criticizing U.S. on Olympics Associated Press
Abortion Pill Effective, Dutch Scientists Claim United Press International
2 More Mafia Slayings Bring 4-Day Toll to 16 Reuters
Culver City : Rent Assistance Program
Murder Trial Will Test an Unusual Defense ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
Speech-Hearing Unit Disdains Flash JAN HOFMANN, JAN Hofmann is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
Course Helps Students to Find Missing Link in Their Studies JIM BENCIVENGA, The Christian Science Monitor
Psychiatric Bible : Bringing Order to Disorders ANNE C. ROARK, Times Staff Writer
'Great Joy' as Word Spreads : Peace Prize a Surprise for U.N. Troops Associated Press
Lighting a Fire Under a Smoke Bell HERB HAIN
Francis De Sales, 76; Veteran Radio, TV and Movie Actor PENELOPE McMILLAN, Times Staff Writer
Analysis : Calm Follows Chaos in Haiti as New Regime Seems Sincere on Reform DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
Forgotten Dutch Soldier Stands Lengthy Watch Associated Press
The State
Dipping Into Social Security Not Likely ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Jerome Charles (J.C.) Heard, 71; Jazz Drummer and Bandleader BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Ancient Boats Wearing Out Faster Than They Can Be Built : Gondolas Facing Rough Seas in Venice WILLIAM D. MONTALBANO, Times Staff Writer
Launch of the Shuttle Discovery : No Aid in Challenger-Type Blast : Escape System Designed to Be Used if Engines Fail United Press International
Huntington Park : Policeman's Firing Upheld
Developers Vent Anger Over Building Moratorium MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Malibu Cityhood Supporters Fear Sewer Dispute May Delay Ballot KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
Playa del Rey : Municipal Judge Named
Pasadena : Chemistry Awards Received
Day Laborers Tell Doubts, Hopes for New Pickup Site HECTOR TOBAR, Times Staff Writer
Altadena : Asbestos Removal Funds
Apathy, more than political resistance, is the real enemy. DOUG SMITH
New Idea for Getting Dirt to Housing Site: Conveyor Belt MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Oxnard 'Bones Up for League Competition RALPH NICHOLS, Times Staff Writer
Culver City Council Delays Decision on Razing City Hall JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Class Helps Parents Share Handicapped Children's Victories ROBERTA G. WAX, Wax is a Northridge free-lance writer. and
W. Covina Hastens End of Joint Fire Authority CRAIG QUINTANA, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach to End Centennial Observance With Grand Finale
Pomona Approves Idea of Police Review Board JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Eviction, Suits Threatened in W. Hollywood Hotel Dispute RON RUSSELL, Times Staff Writer
Hot Hula-Hoops
Westside : Light-Rail Route Proposal
Turnovers Victimize Ventura in 35-9 Loss
L.A. Votes to Lower Apartment Heights in Mar Vista Areas DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Dancing to a New Beat : Students Resurrect Rallies 'to Keep Out of Trouble' DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
Woodbridge Village, Fair And Fowl Clipboard researched by Susan Greene and Rick VanderKnyff / Los Angeles Times
Library in Corona del Mar Lets Researchers Plant Themselves in Garden Spot PATRICK MOTT, Patrick Mott is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
8 Arrested, 15 Vehicles Seized in Auto Theft Probe DREW SILVERN, Times Staff Writer
YMCA to Honor 'Mr. Pasadena' at New Facility MARY BARBER, Times Staff Writer
New Angle on Hondas Parked on a Hill RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Serra Statue to Be Shown Over Protests of 2 Groups JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Clean Phones for Finicky Dialers BEVERLY BEYETTE
Farrah, Ryan Enliven 'My Country' Benefit for the March of Dimes PAMELA MARIN, Pamela Marin is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
More Changes Haunt Historic Hotel MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Students Resurrect Days of Canteens 'to Keep Out of Trouble' DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT : Old-Time Fighters and Fans of the Fight Game Say Goodby to the Big Man Who Helped and Trained Boxers for 60 years JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Reason to Preserve Marina Peninsula
UP A CREEK : Canyon Dwellers Alarmed by Creeping Development of Once-Remote Rural Area RICK VANDERKNYFF, Times Staff Writer
Hawaiian Gardens : New Bingo Parlor to Open
Layperson Can Get Power of Attorney JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Booked Up : At Thomas Aquinas, Education Means Studying the Classics DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Custody Ruling Called Ridiculous
Different Strokes : 83-Year-Old Swimmer, Holder of 7 Masters Records, Trains Like an 'Animal' for World Championships DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
West Hollywood : Prostitution Case on Hold
Long Beach to Spend $883,000 to Save 2 Fireboats CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Final Report Traces 1985 Outbreak of Listeriosis JANNY SCOTT and RONALD L. SOBLE, Times Staff Writers
Judge Calls Contents of Randy Kraft Car 'a Pile of Garbage' JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Female Bank Employee Puts Collar on Surprised Commode-Sitting Robber MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Ex-Nazi Guard Gets Deportation Notice
All That Soviet Activity at the U.N. Is Something U.S. May Need to Match RICHARD N. GARDNER, Richard N. Gardner, a professor of international law at Columbia University, is the U.S. co-chairman of a new Soviet-American working group on the strengthening of the United Nations
Local News in Brief : Hospital's Medi-Cal Policy Challenged
Let Port Pay for Local Cleanups, Flores Urges DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
Strike Possibility Returns to Orange School District BILL BILLITER, Times Staff Writer
Transit Panel Votes to Study 2 Light-Rail Plans, Subway JAMES QUINN, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
Lack Of Lines Roils Traffic BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Veto Delays El Segundo's Tax Relief Legislation
State to Probe Inglewood Mayor's Spending SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners: 9/28
Local News in Brief : Fire Officials Issue a 'Red Flag Alert'
Local News in Brief : Apartment Issue to Go on Ballot in Burbank
Local News in Brief : Review Ordered Over CRA Charges
Airport Monorail Gains, Needs OKs LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Dismissal of Latino District Suit Sought
Candidates Came Together in Their Televisual Space and, Finally, Campaigned JAY ROSEN, Jay Rosen is an assistant professor of journalism at New York University
Local News in Brief : New Strategy by Teachers Union
Foes of Joint Use of El Toro Air Base Raise War Chest JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, Times Urban Affairs Writer
War Prisoner
Dershowitz on Lawyers
School Officials Brand Oxy Claim a Vote 'Gimmick' TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Dershowitz on Lawyers
Torrance to Hire Analyst : Tracking Hazardous Materials HUGO MARTIN, Times Staff Writer
Botha's Hard Sell May Go Bankrupt : Government Pushes Black Township Vote, but Is Anyone Listening? THAMI MAZWAI, Thami Mazwai is a senior assistant editor of the Sowetan, a newspaper in the Johannesburg township of Soweto. He is on leave at Harvard University in a fellowship program in management and development
Local News in Brief : Ex-Adjuster Gets 5 Years in Embezzlement
Fading 'Star Wars'
Assail Hospital : Activists Seek Restoration of Medi-Cal Care CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Countywide : 2 Homes Seized Where Marijuana Crop Grew
Saving Face, Maybe
2 RNs Seek Prescription to Heal Ailing Profession MICHAEL GRANBERRY, Times Staff Writer
Dershowitz on Lawyers
Alien Day Laborers Move to a Sanctioned Location ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Putting Haiti Back Together
Governor Names Superior Court Judge, 2 Municipal Jurists LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
San Dieguito River Valley
Lawyers Hit Plan to Bill Accused for Police Costs CARLA RIVERA, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Man Chasing Driver After Crash Slain
ELECTIONS '88 ORANGE COUNTY : Thierbach Calls Pringle Mailer Insult to Latinos STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Millions in Cocaine Seized; 4 Arrested
Local News in Brief : West County : Soil Study OKd at Sites of Failing Foundations
Driver Was Critically Injured on I-5 : Mental Help Ordered for Rock Tosser JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
4 Felled by Fumes in Mobil Fire GEORGE STEIN, Times Staff Writer
One of Their Own : Activist Gets Funds to Help His Fellow Homeless BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Local News in Brief : 40 Years to Life for Koreatown Slayings
L.a County's Longest Bike Routes
Local News in Brief : Fired Prosecutor Misses Hearing
Thousand Oaks Development Wins Approval TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Rancho Santa Fe Barn Fire Kills 7 Prize Horses ERIC BAILEY, Times Staff Writer
Schenk vs. Golding Suit Comes to Bitter End With Settlement RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Agreement Ends Navy Threat to Cut Off SDG&E; Home Rates Will Rise Slightly GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Bradley Urges Partial Rush-Hour Truck Ban SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
News Hounded : Janet, on First Day Back in School After 3 Gold Medals, Still Makes a Big Splash LAURA KURTZMAN, Times Staff Writer
1981 Rehiring of Fired Officer Cited in Probe of Alleged Brutal Arrest JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Polluted Ground Water Found at Schools : Public Not Endangered at 3 Sites, County Health Officials Say DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Residents Concerned About Flow of Homeless
RTD Stripped of Power on Future Metro Rail Work RICH CONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Huerta Injury
Dershowitz on Lawyers
Prison Literacy
Local News in Brief : Lack of Body Cited in Kill-for-Pay Trial
Palomar Hospital Dilemma : Trauma Care Caught in 2-County Struggle NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Costa Mesa : Man Arrested After Incident Involving Wife
Local News in Brief : San Clemente : Store Clerk Charged in Girlfriend's Death
Aliens Rule Restated : Citizenship Won't Be Cause for Stop by Police, Burgreen Says H.G. REZA, Times Staff Writer
Forced to Quit, Gay Ex-Officer Charges in Suit ROBERT W. STEWART, Times Staff Writer
INS Arrests 43 in Sylmar Raid on Laborers STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer
Buses Key to Reducing Airport Smog TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Deterioration of Mulholland Drive
60 Protest Grand Jury's Decision in Police Slaying DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Builder Agrees to Pay $1 Million for Bridge STEVE PADILLA, Times Staff Writer
Reagan Quote
San Diego
Principal's Fate Uncertain After Dispute With Superintendent SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
People and Events STEVE HARVEY, From staff and wire reports
Nursing Home Passes Last-Chance Inspection SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Illegal Alien Sentenced for Koreatown Murder EDWIN CHEN, Times Staff Writer
New but the Same : Residence for Elderly Keeps Touches of Past MICHAEL J. YBARRA, Times Staff Writer
Producer's Pandering Charge Dropped
Torrance Officer in Lawsuit Had Been Fired in '80 JAMES RAINEY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 'Funny Odor' Gas Forces Evacuation
No Prosecutions in Del Mar Beach Brawl ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
The Opening Act in a Delicious Drama of Clams and Oysters JEAN ANDERSON and ELAINE HANNA, Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and
SAN ANTONIO : Riboli Family Reshapes Its Winery's Image DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
SAN ANTONIO : Riboli: Food Is Her Passion BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
Taste of South Bay Monday
After-School Snacks: Help Your Kids Develop Healthier Eating Habits TONI TIPTON
Get Tofu Noodles at Many Asian Markets JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
New California Law May Make More Food Available to the Needy
Grecian Paradise in Tarzana JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
A Gadget for Those Cooks Who Are Serious About Deep Frying MINNIE BERNARDINO, Times Staff Writer
Image: Part of the Mystique--and the Price Tag DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Baked Chicken in a Potato 'Skin' JANE SALZFASS FREIMAN, Freiman is a New York-based food writer
A Refreshing Pause at County Fair : Gold Medal Vintages Offered in a Peaceful Wine Garden DAN BERGER, Times Wine Writer
Coconut Cream Cake Has Kept Them Happy for 3 Generations
A Light and Tasty Seafood Pasta Salad ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Notes : Hungarian Weightlifter Fails Drug Test; Team Is Pulled Out of Games From Staff and Wire Reports
Motor Racing / Pat Ray : Top Drivers Get Competition in Sprint Car Series Pat Ray
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Unfounded Rumors : Brazil's Cruz Implies Drug Use by U.S. Women, Then Tries to Take It Back RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Reporter's Error: He Named Names but Had No Proof Larry Stewart
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Commentary : 'Miracle on Wood' Has U.S. Second-Guessing MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
THE PREPS : South Coast Water Polo Tournament : With Coach in Seoul, Newport Harbor Looks to Crow CHRIS FOSTER, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE BEN JOHNSON CONTROVERSY : Johnson's Adviser Calls for Honesty : He Says Sprinter Should Make Statement, Salvage Image From Staff and Wire Reports
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Roundup : Martinez Drives in 4 Runs in U.S. Win From Times Wire Services
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE BEN JOHNSON CONTROVERSY : Commentary : System Running Amok, and Johnson Runs With It DAN BERGER, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Brazil Meets Soviet Union With Soccer Gold at Stake Associated Press
BACK ON TRACK : During His Yearlong Suspension, Kip Didericksen Decided He Had to Return BILL CHRISTINE, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE BEN JOHNSON CONTROVERSY : DeMont Has Compassion for Johnson Associated Press
Clark Drives In 4 Runs as Giants Pound Reds' Jackson for 6-1 Victory Associated Press
Sylmar's Madrid Returns to Ring
Names in the News
Names in the News
Unlikely Hero Helps Brewers Stay Alive : Schroeder Hits 3-Run Home Run to Help Beat the Angels, 4-3 Associated Press
SDSU, Padre Dispute Over Signs Continues CURT HOLBREICH
UCLA Goes Overtime to Top Titans in Soccer
Names in the News
Unlikely Hero Helps Brewers Stay Alive : Schroeder Hits 3-Run Home Run to Help Beat the Angels, 4-3 Associated Press
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : WEATHERING HEIGHTS : Bubka Stops Short of Trying for 20-Foot Vault Because Conditions Become Too Cold, Windy RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
Glen Helen Cycle Races Postponed
Coaches Expect Bay, Ocean League Grid Races to Go Down to the Wire Rob Fernas
The Colleges : Moorpark Wins in a Close Shave
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : An Olympic Cycle Is Completed Associated Press
A New Era for the Eagles : Usually Out-Manned El Segundo Gridders Will No Longer Have to Play 'Out of Their League' ROB FERNAS, Times Staff Writer
High School Top 10 : Oceanside Steps Up One to Top Spot
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Archery : Parker, at 14, Is a Fast, Rising Star PETER MAASS, The Washington Post
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Boxing : U.S. Places Three in Gold-Medal Round EARL GUSTKEY, Times Staff Writer
A New View in Vista : Division of Talent Brought Fast Results for RBV Football JEFFREY PARENTI
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Track and Field Roundup : East German Leads in Decathlon From Staff and Wire Reports
A Harvard Man to Lead U.S. Team? : Corso Might Test Olympic Waters TIM BROWN, Times Staff Writer
Mariner Owner Denies He's Trying to Sell Team
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Women's Basketball : U.S. Team Saves Day, Takes Gold With a 77-70 Win Over Yugoslavia MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Graf Has No Trouble Defeating Garrison BILL DWYRE
CSUN's Harper Might Return in 3 Weeks Times Staff Writers
Baseball Roundup : Red Sox Fall but Move One Step Closer to Clinching AL East Title DAN HAFNER
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Joyner-Kersee Leaps to Her Second Gold RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Charger Notebook : Patchwork Line Helping Repair Running Game BOB WOLF
UC Irvine Notebook / John Weyler : Mulligan Won't Skip a Beat on Way to Another Season in Basketball's Fast Lane John Weyler
On One Wing and a Prayer . . . U.S. and Abbott Soar to Gold Mike Downey
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Men's 400 Meters : Steve Lewis Gains Win Over Reynolds RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Westlake Trio Wins Court Hearing in Bid to Overturn Eligibility Ruling JOHN LYNCH
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Griffith Joyner Finds World at Her Feet in 200 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
It Takes 5 Goals in the Third Period to Give Kings, Gretzky First Victory GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
THE PREPS : Tonight's Football Games : Santa Ana Has Handled Mission Viejo, but These Diablos Are No. 1 ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
Raiders' Smith Makes Name for Himself in Monday Night Game STEVE SPRINGER, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Baseball : Celebration Was Tougher Than Game for Abbott KEN PETERS, Associated Press
Drysdale Takes Hershiser's Best Pitch and Keeps Smiling BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
7-Footer to Fight Tonight in Irvine STEVE KRESAL
FAREWELL TO FAT : Seattle's Fast-Food Crisis: Once-Bloated Huskies Are Turning Lean and Mean JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Valley Tailback Receives Accolade
This Game Was a Real Nothing, Which Meant It Was Something Special Dave Distal
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Donovan Gives Team a Lift When It Counts RICHARD HOFFER, Times Staff Writer
59 : Hershiser Sets Record With Something Extra SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Finger Points to Sid Fernandez
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Tennis : Flach, Seguso Move One Step Nearer the Gold : In Gorman's Opinion, U.S. Duo Is Unbeatable BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
Mercer Just May Be Sowing the Seeds for a High-Paying Career Scott Ostler
TDs Don't Always Go to the Swiftest : The Speed of SDSU's Paul Hewitt Is Suspect, but Many of His Runs Wind Up in End Zone CURT HOLBREICH, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Oklahoma Reconsiders Fingerprinting, Monitoring Journalists Bill Christine
Rams : Tim Tyrrell Ready to Come Off the Sideline With a Bang Sunday CHRIS DUFRESNE, Times Staff Writer
A New View in Vista : Big Red Struggling After Losing Status as Town's Only Team CHRIS ELLO
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : Tennis : Mayotte, Mecir Advance to Final BILL DWYRE, Times Sports Editor
THE SEOUL GAMES / THE BEN JOHNSON CONTROVERSY : Johnson Could Run for Jamaica in 1992 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
THE SEOUL GAMES / DAY 13 : THE REAL STORY : Koreans Save Face After Stolen Mask Is Back in Place TRACY DODDS and SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writers
A Spartan Life Style : Ken Lutz Gave Up Carousing in College to Uphold Tradition at San Jose State as One of Nation's Top-Ranked Passers MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Quacks' Raises Timely Issues on Cancer KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
COMMENTARY : Pianism in 'Running on Empty' Strikes a Familiar Chord GREGG WAGER
Just a Couple of Stand-Ups : Sally Field and Tom Hanks Have a Lot Riding on Roles as Comics in 'Punchline' NINA J. EASTON, Times Staff Writer
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JAZZ REVIEW : Otherworldliness of Ibrahim at Catalina A. JAMES LISKA
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Pop & Rock John Voland, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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'Days of Youth' and 'Pong' in Opening Weekend of Korea Series KEVIN THOMAS
The Fullness of 'Running on Empty' CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Debate Ratings Up Over '84 JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
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ARTS BEAT / HILLARD HARPER : O'Connor on Tightrope With Soviet Arts Festival HILLIARD HARPER
U.S., Soviets Ink Pact for Film Projects MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Davidson Takes On Ahmanson DON SHIRLEY
VIDEO CHARTS : Renters Keep Picking 'Moonstruck' JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
STAGE REVIEWS : Stumbling Toward Manhood in Biloxi MARK CHALON SMITH
An Artist's Project Videotapes the Many Faces of Love ZAN DUBIN
S.F.Museum Job Goes to Swiss Architect SAM HALL KAPLAN, Times Design Critic
The Police and the Big Picture : News Photographers Tell of Harassment at Scenes of Disasters KEVIN BRASS
STAGE REVIEW : Overdue 'Baby' Arrives at Last, Courtesy of San Bernardino CLO DON SHIRLEY
STAGE REVIEW : Solid Characters in 'Rockville' DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
Producer Angered by 'Lost Angeles' Airing STEVE WEINSTEIN
Reunited Oates & Hall to Serve Up Hits Iain Blair, Iain Blair writes for the North American Syndicate.
Capturing the Sly Charm of Sondheim's 'Company' MARK CHALON SMITH
BUSINESS
Guardian Named to Represent Grandchildren in Ford Dispute Associated Press
Vegetable Packing Firm to Close Nov. 1 Associated Press
Los Angeles County
1% Fewer Can Qualify for Home in Area Staff and Wire Reports
Blue Chips Gain in Sluggish Session : Dow Edges Up 3.20 as Market Holds to Cautious Pattern Times Wire Services
Los Angeles County
Construction Contracts Hold During August Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Rate Cuts Allowed for Local Phone Services BRUCE KEPPEL, Times Staff Writer
CREDIT : Bond Prices Inch Up After U.S. Auction Winds Down Associated Press
Navy Pact for Hughes
Sprinkel Predicts Decline in Interest Rates, Jobless Reuters
Los Angeles County
Nation
COMMODITIES : Platinum Soars After Shortage Predicted Associated Press
Nation
2 More Farmers Markets File for Bankruptcy MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County
CURRENCY : Dollar, Gold Close Mixed; Pound Again in Spotlight Associated Press
Village Voice Publisher to Give $25 Million to NYU Associated Press
Hate Your New Pontiac? GM Might Take It Back JAMES RISEN, Times Staff Writer
Bloomingdale's to Turn Spotlight on New Exotic Land: the Golden State From a Times Staff Writer
Plans to Use New Powers to Invest in Real Estate : Metrobank Will Switch to State Charter DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
Jury Still Out on Best Inner Design Richard O'Reilly, Richard O'Reilly designs microcomputer applications for The Times
Brazil's Plan May Work Too Well : Success of Debt Conversion Could Spark Hyper-Inflation WILLIAM R. LONG, Times Staff Writer
Capitalists Say East Berlin Putting Out Welcome Mat Associated Press
Cubic Banned From Classified Contracts : 30-Day Prohibition Follows 'Unsatisfactory' Defense Security Rating GREG JOHNSON, Times Staff Writer
Patlex to Get Long-Sought Laser Royalties : Spectra-Physics Pact May Double License Revenue JAMES F. PELTZ, Times Staff Writer
Northrop's Top Officers Reprimanded by Board : House Panel Told CEO Thomas Jones Was Among Those Rebuked for Roles in Payments to S. Koreans RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Regulators Taking Over Today; Downey Lined Up as Buyer : Sale of Butterfield Savings Imminent--Memo JAMES S. GRANELLI, Times Staff Writer
Japan's Plan to Ease Third World Debt Meets Skepticism Associated Press
Navy Consultant Settles SEC Insider Trading Case Associated Press
Galanis Receives Stiff Sentence in Fraud Case : Gets 27 Years for Bilking Victims of $150 Million; Attorney Vows to Appeal TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Telxon's Moves, Bidding War Boost Stock Price : Suitor Raises Ante for Costa Mesa's MSI DAVID OLMOS, Times Staff Writer
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