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What happened on November 13, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Expose at Universal: Young Girls in Love By Connie Johnson
Ex-NEA Head Requests Session of Arts Advisers : Arts: On-going crisis prompts unusual request. Grants to five authors stalls amid sensitivity to political, sexual content. By Allan Parachini, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Berlin Wall: Anchoring the Breaking Story : Television: The news stars were rushed to Berlin in droves for what turned out to be greater photo-ops than inspired reporting. Even local stations got in on the act. By Howard Rosenberg
Pianist Finds He Can Go Home Again--a Hero : Music: Vladimir Ashkenazy left his homeland 26 years ago in search of artistic freedom and returns as honored son. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
\o7 Behind the Scenes of 'Teddy Z' With the Famous Alex R\f7 By Diane Haithman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Viacom Scales Down 'Cosby' Rerun Prices By Rick Du Brow, TIMES TELEVISION WRITER
Three more local arts institutions will join the Newport... Compiled by Kenneth Williams
Works by Orange County artists that have been donated to... Compiled by Kenneth Williams
Lynda Yana, former administrative director of the Master... Compiled by Kenneth Williams
ART : Sparks Fly as Panel, Audience Tangle on Video Perceptions By Cathy Curtis
Todd Bentjen, former marketing manager for Opera Pacific... Compiled by Kenneth Williams
SHORT TAKES : Styron Tells Past Suicide Lure \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
SHORT TAKES : Forbes Paces Biker 'Love Ride' \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
NBC News Apologizes for Slow Quake Coverage By John Carmody, THE WASHINGTON POST
'Sesame Street' Begins Third Decade of Bringing Laughs, Lessons to Kids By Jay Sharbutt, ASSOCIATED PRESS
SHORT TAKES : Hammer Home from Hospital \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Soviets Get Hard-Hitting News on New TV Program From Reuters
Sotheby's May Take Home Shopping Upscale on TV From United Press International
SHORT TAKES : 'Talking' Still Tops at Box Office \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Quotable
Dance By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop / Rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop / Rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
TV & Video By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop / Rock By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Music By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Shauna Snow, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
'Hypothesis of a Stolen Painting' Parodies Art History Films By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
DANCE REVIEW : Premieres by Paul Taylor Company at Royce Hall By Lewis Segal, TIMES DANCE WRITER
MUSIC REVIEW : Iona Brown, L.A. Chamber Orchestra Think Big at Wiltern By Martin Bernheimer, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
STAGE REVIEW : 'Once in Doubt': A Night at the Fights By Sylvie Drake, TIMES THEATER WRITER
STAGE REVIEW : A Family at War in 'Scream and Shout' By Dan Sullivan, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
TV Reviews : Thoughtfulness Triumphs in Animated 'Butter Battle' By Charles Solomon
TV Reviews : 'First Stone' Should Be Last Straw in Docudramas By Irv Letofsky
San Diego's Soviet Arts Festival Was a Step in Right Direction for the City : Culture: Becoming a player in the world arts scene seldom happens overnight. But San Diego has entered the fray and its reputation will be made over time. : ANALYSIS By Michael Granberry and Gerard Garza, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
MEDIA : Mexican Owners Oust GM, Change XHRM-FM Format By Kevin Brass
Symphony's Finale for Arts Festival Was True Highlight By Kenneth Herman
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Ex-Johnny Rotten Has Two-Edged Ire By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Eddy Raven Fails to Do Justice to His Bayou Country Heritage By Jim Washburn
JAZZ REVIEW : Ponty Overcomes Violin's Limits--but Not Those of His Repertoire By Bill Kohlhaase
NEWS
Hitachi's Envoy to U.S. Is Changing the Firm's 'Bad Boy' Image : Public Relations: The company had been hit with allegations of spying on IBM and dumping semiconductors in the U.S. market. Now it's embarked on a philanthropic program--unusual for a Japanese firm--to show it's a good corporate citizen. By Teresa Watanabe, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Tries to Stem Surge of Chinese Illegal Aliens : Smuggling: Unrest since the student massacre spurs many to flee China. Paying up to $30,000 to smugglers, they often become indentured servants in the U.S. 'Operation Dragon' is aimed at cracking the rings. By Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Broder on Federal Debt and Politics
Broder on Federal Debt and Politics
Red Army Chorus
Broder on Federal Debt and Politics
Broder on Federal Debt and Politics
Broder on Federal Debt and Politics
Rockefeller Center Sold
Shooting Cats
Red Army Chorus
Unhealthy Pension Plans Pose Gamble for Workers By Robert A. Rosenblatt and Douglas Frantz, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Biggest Marina Developer, County--the Ties Are Cozy By Jeffrey L. Rabin and William C. Rempel, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
COLUMN ONE : Herbalism Casts Spell on Ghana : Folk medicine is gaining in popularity in the West African nation. As much as 75% of the population turns to traditional healers for primary health care. By Michael A. Hiltzik, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pro-Choice Advocates Rally Coast-to-Coast : Abortion: Hundreds of thousands gather in 120 cities. Politicians are put on notice for coming elections. By Robert J. Vickers and Karen Tumulty, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Namibian Vote Puts Rebels on Political Spot By Scott Kraft, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Battle Rages in Salvador Capital : Central America: A state of siege and curfew are declared as leftist rebels continue a major offensive. Casualties are in the hundreds. By Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bulgarians Greet Change With Caution, Suspicion : NEWS ANALYSIS By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Germans Open Wall Crossing at Historic Hub By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gov. Dukakis' Mother Gets Pacemaker \o7 Associated Press\f7
UC Entomologists Do Battle With Pesky Array of Bugs By Jenifer Warren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Philanthropist, Political Insider Gets Envoy Post : Diplomacy: Glen A. Holden, multimillionaire insurance executive, campaign contributor, horseman and polo player, had bipartisan support for appointment as ambassador to Jamaica. By Frederick M. Muir and Richard Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
A woodsy Northwest retreat gets the water it wanted--with a flood of development. By Bill Dietrich, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Small Plane Leaves Pilot Behind, Taxis Into Wall \o7 Associated Press\f7
Soviet Defense Chief Condemns Anti-Draft Forces From Associated Press
Kohl's Visit Spotlights Disputed Polish Regions : East Bloc: Ethnic Germans turn the event into a display of residual nationalism. From Times Wire Services
U.S. Aid to E. Germany Depends on Reform, Baker Says : East Bloc: 'It would be wrong' to have a different standard than for Poland and Hungary, he asserts. By Robin Wright, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Second Round of Ethiopia Peace Talks Set, Italy Says \o7 Associated Press\f7
World IN BRIEF : SOVIET UNION : Moldavians Call Off New Demonstration From Times staff and wire reports
Peruvians Defy Rebel Threats, Vote for Mayors From Times Wire Services
World IN BRIEF : LEBANON : Hezbollah Hails Deaths of Hundreds From Times staff and wire reports
World IN BRIEF : MIDEAST : Report of Abu Nidal Purge Is Confirmed From Times staff and wire reports
World IN BRIEF : SOUTH KOREA : 3 Cities Rocked by Violent Protests From Times staff and wire reports
Destroyer Heads for Singapore After Collision From a Times Staff Writer
World IN BRIEF : YUGOSLAVIA : Serbs Cast Ballots for Next President From Times staff and wire reports
Rebels' Offensive Born of Desperation, U.S. Officials Contend By Robin Wright, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Navy Resumes Flights Near Crash Site From Associated Press
Workers With Best Benefits Stand to Lose Most By Douglas Frantz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California IN BRIEF : BARSTOW : Woman Slain in Robbery Attempt From Times staff and wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SAN LUIS OBISPO : Helicopter Flies on Human Power From Times staff and wire reports
Ashland OKs Spill Settlement From United Press International
U.S. Seizes Greek Vessel, Sues Over Damage to Florida Coral From United Press International
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Funding for Indian Colleges Criticized From Times staff and wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : MICHIGAN : 2 Held in Slayings of Executive, Wife From Times staff and wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : FBI Says Crime Is Up in First Half of Year From Times staff and wire reports
Dolores Ibarruri; Spanish Civil War's La Pasionaria From Times Wire Services
Zimbabwe Sculptor John Takawira, 51 From Associated Press
Police Denying Arrest of Suspect in Shooting of Pregnant Woman From Associated Press
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Giants Executive Assails Sen. Kopp From Times Staff and Wire Reports
California IN BRIEF : FORT BRAGG : Quake Hits About 20 Miles Offshore From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pro-Choice Rally Draws Thousands : Abortion: Rancho Park gathering features dozens of politicians and Hollywood celebrities, including Jesse Jackson. By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SMUGGLE: Besides catching Chinese immigrants (B1), agents... By Dana Parsons and Steve Emmons
DECISION: Insiders say James G. Enright, chief deputy in... By Dana Parsons and Steve Emmons
TONIGHT: Stand-up comedy in Irvine to benefit the Red... By Dana Parsons and Steve Emmons
BUCKING A TREND: Although a recent Gallup Poll reports... By Dana Parsons and Steve Emmons
A FINE SUM: Crime doesn't pay, especially in the car-pool... By Steve Emmons and Dana Parsons
WORLD : Israel Beefs Up Occupation Army From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Accident Shuts Ventura Freeway \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
LOCAL : Orange County Home Resales Drop 20% While Prices Climb \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
NATION : Spouse of Hilton Exec Charged From Times Wire Services
NATION : Bush Tries to Soften Political Implications of Abortion Issue From Times Wire Services
E. Germany Elects 2 Reformers : Parliament Shakes Up Leadership From Times Wire Services
Marcos Skyscraper on Wall Street Auctioned for a Paltry $77 Million : Real Estate: New York City building secretly bought by Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos sold for just above the minimum asking price. From Reuters
Salvador Offensive Moves Into Suburbs; Over 150 Dead in Heavy Rebel Fighting From Reuters
WORLD : Entire Pakistan Cabinet Resigns From Times Wire Services
LOCAL : Judge Tosses Out Suit by Man Against LAPD for Minkow Link \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
'Forces of Freedom' Will Unify Germany--Quayle From Associated Press
Officer Leading Protest Jailed in South Africa From Associated Press
WORLD : Sri Lankan Rebel Leader Slain From Times Wire Services
Affair Riles Mom of New Zealand Ex-Premier From Associated Press
NATION : U-Mass. Budget Cuts Protested From Times Wire Services
Bush Enlists Citizen Army for Drug War : White House: Advisers from all walks of life will help the President plot anti-drug strategies. From Associated Press
Hoss Named Premier Over Aoun Protests From Associated Press
NATION : Supreme Court Allows Random Drug Testing of Police Officers From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Soviets Make Overture to Japan From Times Wire Services
HEALTH : FDA Commissioner to Quit Post From Times Wire Services
WORLD : 'Vatican Has AIDS,' Priest Says From Times Wire Services
Czech TV Shows Canonization of Nun by John Paul \o7 Associated Press\f7
Boy Is Killed Outside Suspected Drug House \o7 Associated Press\f7
European Community Summit Is Proposed \o7 United Press International\f7
Bus Crash in India Kills 30 \o7 Associated Press\f7
Nation IN BRIEF : CONNECTICUT : Governor Dismisses State Police Chief From Times staff and wire reports
Families Add Pain of Loss to Campaign Toll By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Love and Loss : An ailing Jill Ireland mourns her drug-tormented son Jason, imploring others to steer clear of substance abuse and cherish life. By Beverly Beyette, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Those Heady Days as a Student Journalist By Gary Libman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Words of Disbelief: 'I Can't Be Infertile' By Gerri Kobren, THE BALTIMORE SUN
Names in the News : Bush Gets Stamp of Approval for Keeping Mail Carriers Busy \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Names in the News : Glamour's 10 Most Inspiring \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Names in the News : Kate Smith Museum Planned \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Names in the News : Wife Had a 'Slip,' Dukakis Says \o7 From Times staff and wire service reports \f7
Wrong number: It seems a bit daft, but the...
BOOK REVIEW : A Hopi Spirit Rises to the Occasion in a Back-Yard Setting By Carolyn See
BOOK REVIEW : A Romance in the Autumnal Years By Elaine Kendall
Frankenheimer Reception Rounds Up Filmland Past By Bill Higgins
'Magnolias' Comes Up Roses for Right Charity By Richard Rouilard
BUSINESS
What the 1990s Have in Store for the Oil Industry : Energy: With prospects for stronger environmental laws and continuing weaker prices, the outlook is not good. But there are some bright spots. By Patrick Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Douglas Helping Displaced Workers Get Back on Track : Workplace: An eight-week program assists victims of reorganizations in patching up battered egos. That often includes a trip to the wilderness. By Jesus Sanchez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Team Approach : Toys R Us, Barneys New York crack Japanese market via joint ventures. By Martha Groves, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Islamic Body Seeks IBM Boycott: The 46-member Organization... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mortgage Rates Slip: Fixed-rate home mortgages dipped to... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
MARKET BEAT : Henley Deal Out of Spotlight, but It's Still On By Herb Greenberg, HERB GREENBERG \o7 is a financial columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle\f7
IMF Approves $1.4 Billion for Argentina: Argentina... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Philadelphia Exchange Extends Hours: The Philadelphia... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Dataproducts Opposes Bid: Dataproducts Corp. urged its... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hammer Goes Home: Industrialist Armand Hammer went home... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Group Buys 5% Stake in Avon: An investment group including... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Huge Gold Deposit Found in Greenland: Danish and Canadian... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Trade School Sues Student Aid Officials: United Education... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Eastern Wins Extension: A federal bankruptcy judge in New... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Jackpot for Retailers : Landing a lottery franchise can be the winning ticket for businesses ranging from barber shops to roadside stores to bowling alleys. By Tom Furlong, TIMES STAFF WRITER
T. PATRICK SMITH : Irvine Co. Building for Future : Apartment Rents Static, but Construction Level Still High
P.M. BRIEFING : Panel Declares Seabrook Safe, Approves Nuclear-Power Permit From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Europe Unveils Atom Smasher From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Harcourt Loses $102 Million From Times Wire Services
High Court Lets Detroit Papers Join From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : EC Acts to Reduce Smoking Risk From Times Wire Services
Griffin Acts to Stave Off Bankruptcy Suit : Restructuring: Entertainer reduces majority interest in Resorts International to placate bondholders and avert a long court battle. From Associated Press
Boeing Fined for Procuring Secret Papers From Associated Press
P.M. BRIEFING : Euphoria Spurs German Stocks From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Japan's Surplus Drops 39.4% From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Great Northern Resists Takeover From Times Wire Services
Highly Judgmental Remarks
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Science / Medicine : Need a Boost? Let Sun Shine In, Research Says \o7 Reprinted from the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter\f7
DOG STAR : Take a Hike, Spuds; Here Comes Laguna's Canine Skateboarder--a Real Hotdogger in Anybody's Book By Kathleen Alexander
STREET SMART : Rules for Entering the Freeway Are Clear--on Paper By Eric Bailey
High School's Heroes Thrown for a Loss : Regulations: Huntington Beach's Oilers turned around 23 years of football frustration, then forfeited a playoff shot because a tackle had been ineligible. A protest will be followed by a court petition. By Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LA HABRA : Student Drivers Face Parking Restrictions
YORBA LINDA : Outstanding Foster Parents Commended
FULLERTON : A Recreation Plan for Brea Dam Area By Tom Mcqueeney
Convention Center Gets Face Lifting By Mary Lou Fulton
ORANGE : Council to Take Up Prospect St. Project
GARDEN GROVE : Council to Consider Proposal for Hotel
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck by Van
SANTA ANA : 3 Men Wounded in Street Shooting
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Council to Proceed With Sewage Study
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Latino Workshop to Focus on the Family
NEWPORT BEACH : Libraries Will Hold Peter Rabbit Parties By Leslie Herzog
STANTON : Drum, Bugle Corps Looking for Cadets
COSTA MESA : Motorcycle Safety Will Be Taught
MISSION VIEJO : Council to Consider Recycling Program
NEWPORT BEACH : Council Will Weigh Rezoning Proposals
COSTA MESA : High-Tech Resurrects Trade Ritual By Eric Bailey
LOS ALAMITOS : Applicants Sought for Fine Arts Panel
After Perilous Escape From China, Alien Pleads for Asylum in U.S. By Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SEAL BEACH : City OK Expected for Hellman Ranch Park
LOTTERY RESULTS Nov. 12
Punishment Won't Dent the Drug Crime Rate : Drug War: Treatment for addicted offenders would be less expensive and more successful than warehousing them in jail. By Terry Smerling, \o7 Terry Smerling is a judge in Los Angeles County Superior Court\f7
Exclusion, in Its Way, Is Addiction : Clubs: It may be that drawing a line and saying "No Jews" makes people who do so feel better about themselves. By Benjamin J. Stein, \o7 Benjamin J. Stein is a Los Angeles lawyer and economist\f7
Privatization Helps Keep Leaky Ships Afloat : L.A. County: A simple economic Band-Aid is being labeled either a tool to impoverish minority workers or an overtaxed society's white knight. Neither is correct. By Arch D. Hardyment, \o7 Arch D. Hardyment is executive director of the Los Angeles Taxpayers Assn\f7
We Need a Meter to Gauge the Richter Scale of Sin : Earthquake: Some events recall teachings that we bring bad fortune on ourselves. We start to wonder what we did to deserve it. By Brent R. Pitman, \o7 Brent Pitman is a free-lance writer in Capitola, in Santa Cruz County\f7
Clean Air: It Just Might Work
Courts Stand to Lose a Lot
A Crisis on Three Fronts
So Much Red Ink Comes From Undertaxing the Rich : Deficit: Simply collecting the taxes that the richest 1% paid back in 1977 would solve the problem. By Robert Kuttner, \o7 Robert Kuttner is economics correspondent of the New Republic\f7
Bush Acts as Boy Scout, Not as a Statesman : Summit: U.S. agreement to annual high-level talks with the Soviets would give Gorbachev a major boost. An informal get-together doesn't do it. By Christoph Bertram, \o7 Christoph Bertram is diplomatic correspondent for Die Zeit in Hamburg\f7
Freedom to Leave Is Not Freedom to Vote : Germany: The Wall has come down, but if there is ever to be one Germany again, those in the East must stay and work toward democratic reconstruction. By Michael Daumer, \o7 Michael Daumer is a research associate at Harvard University's Center of International Affairs\f7
U.S. Talk, Fear, Bluster Won't Cut It : America: A Japanese book forces us to conclude that in terms of authority in the world, the U.S. has fallen into a power vacuum. By William Pfaff, \o7 William Pfaff is a Los Angeles Times syndicated columnist based in Paris\f7
Imperial Beach Pier Finances May Sink City By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Popcorn Researchers Approaching Boundaries of the Unpopped Kernel By Anthony Perry
Law School Davids Take on Goliaths : Environment: Students at the Environmental Law Clinic of the USD Law School are often outnumbered underdogs when they take on well-heeled legal opponents. By Amy Wallace, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Temple Welcomes Hand-Scribed New Torah 'As We Would a Bride' By Sam Enriquez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dropouts Get Jump Start on New Life By David Smollar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Public Defender Does It His Way : Judiciary: Howard Waco's unorthodox style had heads shaking long before he was hauled out of a Van Nuys courtroom. By Patricia Klein Lerner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lines Drawn in Santa Clarita Bid for Control of Growth : Growth: The city says it needs a sphere of influence the size of Atlanta to prevent overdevelopment. A coalition of opponents is challenging the request. By Steve Padilla, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man Held in Death of Common-Law Wife
Renaissance Man : Antelope Valley's Col. Melvin Baker a Whirlwind of Ideas and Opinions By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Sewage Spill Fouls Mission Bay
Damaged Destroyer Heads to Port Under Own Power By Gene Yasuda, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Schoolyard Drug Law Bias Charge to Be Probed : Justice: A federal court hearing begins today on whether the U.S. attorney's office has selectively targeted blacks and Latinos under a 1986 law. By Henry Weinstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Eddie's--Oasis for Talk and a Shave : Neighborhoods: For generations near USC, hair cuts, kindness and a sense of community have been dispensed in this traditional gathering spot for men. By Charisse Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Weekend Tally: Five Slayings and 230 Drunk Driving Arrests By Stephanie Chavez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science / Medicine : Heat From Asteroids Killed Early Life Forms, Scientists Say : The Earth: New theory points to collisions that vaporized the oceans, sterilizing the planet. From Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Beating the Computer at CHESS : Competition: Gary Kasparov proves that humans are still masters of the game. But the machines have made great strides in recent years. By Ivars Peterson, \o7 Peterson, Mathmematics/Physics Editor of Science News Magazine, is author of The Mathematical Tourist\f7
2 Studies on Breast Cancer \o7 Times staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Assyrian Tombs Reveal Archeological Riches, Clues to Lost Culture : Archeology: Iraqis uncover 175 pounds of gold artifacts in royal Assyrian chambers. In terms of knowlege gained of the culture, it may be even richer. By John Dart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
No to Cold Fusion Funding \o7 Times staff and wire reports\f7
Protein Provides Clue to Alzheimer's Disease \o7 Times staff and wire reports\f7
Day-Care Workers Run Virus Risk \o7 Times staff and wire reports\f7
Plane Lands on Overpass; Two Injured
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES ELECTIONS : Measure N Was Seen as Someone Else's Fight By Fred Plumer, \o7 Fred Plumer is pastor of Irvine United Church of Christ\f7
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Ethnic Balance on the Arts
SPORTS
Linebacker Mark Tingstad of Arizona State, who suffered a...
UCLA's Jason Netter defeated Arizona's Scott Sigerseth...
Drew Gets Points on the Point : Lakers: in 107-98 victory over the Mavericks, new guard shows that L.A. no longer is at a loss when Johnson isn't on the court. By Sam Mcmanis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMENTARY : Ready or Not, Tease Returns for Faithful By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
RAM NOTEBOOK : Robinson Finds Right Idea to Quiet the Giants' Taylor By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
He Might Be Ready to Leave Pack Behind : Rushers: Running back is a four-man committee these days, but Delpino hopes his efforts will lead to more playing time. By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP REVIEW : For Openers, Capistrano Valley Hopes to End Spell of Bad Luck By Tom Hamilton
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Harvey Leads UCI Past Pepperdine in Water Polo
Pacifica Football Coach Adds Baseball to Duties By Tom Hamilton
GRAND CHAMPIONS TENNIS AT RANCHO SAN CLEMENTE : Youth Is Served as Lloyd Wins the Final By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ON THE SIDELINES : Wisconsin Athletic Chief Quits From Times Wire Services
Aikman Passes for Rookie Record : Football: The quarterback was knocked cold after a 75-yard touchdown effort. And the Dallas Cowboys eventually were knocked cold by the Phoenix Cardinals. From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Malibu Man Wins U.S. Biathlon From Times Wire Services
ON THE SIDELINES : WVU May Take Gator Bowl Berth From Times Wire Services
Baseball's Tranquility Is About to Strike Out : Contract: The quake-delayed World Series had a unifying effect. Coming talks may have a shattering one. By Jack O'Connell, THE HARTFORD COURANT
ON THE SIDELINES : Mansdorf, Davis Lose in Open From Times Wire Services
Seattle May Team Griffeys as First Father-Son Combo By Larry Larue, MC CLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
ON THE SIDELINES : Sea Burial for Yacht Crewman From Times Wire Services
Latest Round of Tests Finds Most Tracksters Drug-Free From Associated Press
ON THE SIDELINES : Olympic Swim Star Victor Davis Dies After Being Struck by Car From Times Wire Services
COMMENTARY : Sensitivity Has Cost N.Y. Jets' McNeil His 1st-String Job By Alan Greenberg, THE HARTFORD COURANT
Spark O'Dan Closes Fast, Wins River City Stakes \o7 Associated Press\f7
UC Davis Aggies Will Play at Home in NCAA Playoffs \o7 McClatchy News Service\f7
Parlay Show Bets--and Go Home Happy By Norman Dash, \o7 Dash is the author of two books, "Great Betting Systems" and "Win With Great Betting Systems." His column, "Great Betting Systems," ran weekly for two years in the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner\f7 and TIMES STAFF WRITER
St. Louis' Durham, Oakland's Bando File for Free Agency
Raiders Come Unglued as Lead Does Not Stick By Mark Heisler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rams Dump the Slump, 31-10 : Pro Football: Everett's passing and a dominating defense combine to end a four-game losing streak with an easy win over the Giants. By Chris Dufresne, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Black-White Situation Had Her Seeing Red By Garr Kluender
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Chang Wins Easily at London From Associated Press
Falcons Lose Kicker, Game to 49ers : San Francisco: Atlanta's only points come on field goal by quarterback Chris Miller in 45-3 loss. From Associated Press
Sack Attack Stops Buccaneers, 24-10 : Minnesota: Viking defense brings down Tampa Bay's Testaverde seven times. From Associated Press
Broncos' Shovel Buries Chiefs : Denver: Elway's shovel pass to Sewell sets up Treadwell's last-second field goal in 16-13 victory. From Associated Press
Browns Cruise Past Seahawks, 17-7 From Associated Press
Ditka Is Excited After Bears Win One, 20-0 From Associated Press
Detroit Derails Majkowski, Packers : Lions: They build a 24-3 halftime lead, then hold on for a 31-22 victory. From Associated Press
Colts Lose Three Fumbles and Fall to Bills, 30-7 From Associated Press
Marino Uses Afterburners, Blasts Jets : Miami: Trailing 20-3 late in first half, Dolphins bounce back with big plays to win, 31-23. From Associated Press
Patriots Turn Game Over to Saints, 28-24 From Associated Press
Tupa's 72-Yard Pass Lifts Cardinals Over the Cowboys, 24-20 From Associated Press
Redskins Overcome the Eagles and Injuries to Break Losing Streak From Associated Press
NBA ROUNDUP : Surprising Bullets Defeat Trail Blazers By Dan Hafner
NHL ROUNDUP : Last-Second Goal Lifts Sabres Over the Oilers By Dan Hafner
GOLF ROUNDUP : Coody Ends 16-Year Drought With Playoff Win From Associated Press
Drew Gets Points on the Point : Lakers: In 107-98 victory over the Mavericks, new guard shows that L.A. no longer is at a loss when Johnson isn't on the court. By Sam Mcmanis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Ucla Football Watch : An Inside Look By Jerry Crowe
Usc Football Watch : An Inside Look By Steve Springer
Fontana Seeded First in Division I : Prep Football: Fountain Valley gets Southern Section playoff berth because of Huntington Beach forfeits, and will face No. 1 Steelers Friday. By Lonnie White, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANITA : Brown Bess Looks Impressive By Bill Christine
Dokes Faces Washington; Gonzales Takes On Lozada in Forum Fights By Earl Gustkey
Cheetah Takes Long Route to Lead Long Beach-to-Cabo San Lucas Race By Rich Roberts
The Fiesta Bowl plans to invite fifth-ranked Florida State...
Tim Gallegos scored the winning penalty kick as the UCLA...
Raiders Should Have Paid Attention to the Small Details By Mike Downey
Spotlight : A Glance At This Week In The Nfl
Everett Much Too Sharp for Giants : Rams: Quarterback overcomes a back problem to complete 23 passes, including 18 straight, and spark the offense. By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It Doesn't Take Long for Anthony Miller to Kick In : Chargers: Speedy receiver returns kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown to spark comeback victory over Raiders. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A British crewman in the Whitbread around-the-world yacht...
Names in the News
Names in the News
Swimmer Victor Davis Remains in Coma
Jury selection is set to begin today in the trial of three...
The Baltimore Orioles will pay the city of Baltimore about...
Segota Scores Three Goals, Lifts Sockers By Don Patterson
Chargers Surprise Raiders : NFL: For the second consecutive week, a team with playoff aspirations finds the team in San Diego hard to contend with. By Brian Hewitt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Redskin Junior Varsity Shines in 10-3 Win Over Philadelphia By Ken Denlinger, WASHINGTON POST
Rating Baseball's Best of '80s By Tom Verducci, NEWSDAY
Momentum Carries Aztecs Right Into Seventh-Ranked Miami By Scott Miller
UCSD Men's Soccer, Water Polo Advance
Aztecs Can't Pass Bar, Are Defeated by UCLA By Kim Q. Berkshire
Sudden Goal in Overtime Gives UCSD Women National Title By Rick Hazeltine
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