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What happened on November 18, 1989
NEWS
No More 'Chicken Soup'
Off-and-On Funding for Disputed Art Show
Off-and-On Funding for Disputed Art Show
Insult to Soviet Visitors?
Off-and-On Funding for Disputed Art Show
No More 'Chicken Soup'
No More 'Chicken Soup'
An Agent's Value
1-Ring Circus Is Back, Its Edges Honed : Entertainment: The Montreal-based Le Cirque du Soleil is returning to San Diego. The question is, have success and its new gloss spoiled the unique charm that captivated San Diego and the country when the troupe burst upon the scene? By Brian Alexander
Dispute Between L.A. Rams, Union Band Over $36,000 Fee
Drawing the Line on Jimi
Marriages Ending In Divorce Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Truck Thefts By City 1984-1989* Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Who sells seashells by the seashore? Condo's Rock and... Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Nonresidential Building Permit Valuations Clipboard researched by Kathie Bozanich and Janice L. Jones / Los Angeles Times, Graphics by Doris Shields / Los Angeles Times
Benefit Travels Up Lazy River Boat By Jan Hofmann
Plan Ahead for Holiday Gift Photos By Robert Lachman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Norma Jean' Tells Story of an Affair By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
German Club to Bring 5 Families Over By Herman Wong, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Post-Measure N Era Is Fraught With Dangers By Joseph N. Bell
Clean Sweep : Chimney Trade Brings Good Luck, and a Nice Income, to Jovial Pair By Susan Christian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
What's Lost in Translation Is Gained in Elan By Shearlean Duke, Shearlean Duke is a regular contributor to Orange County Life.
Card Sale Draws on Young Patients' Ideas By Nancy Jo Hill, Nancy Jo Hill is a regular contributor to Orange County Life
The Puzzle of Mental Illness : New Research Can't Link Genes to Two Major Disorders By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Vandalizing U.S. Flag
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
U.S. Policies in Central America and Turmoil in Nicaragua
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
Will on Campus Censorship
Will on Campus Censorship
U.S. Policies in Central America and Turmoil in Nicaragua
U.S. Policies in Central America and Turmoil in Nicaragua
Vandalizing U.S. Flag
U.S. Policies in Central America and Turmoil in Nicaragua
Vandalizing U.S. Flag
Will on Campus Censorship
Vandalizing U.S. Flag
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
East Germany Opens the Berlin Wall
U.S. Policies in Central America and Turmoil in Nicaragua
Scholars Puzzle Over Jesus the Prophet and Jesus the Sage : Research: A Claremont Graduate School professor says that Jesus was originally viewed as a teacher, not as the Messiah. That title, and others equating Jesus with divinity, came later, James M. Robinson says. By John Dart, TIMES RELIGION WRITER
Philip J. Lasky; 'Father of San Francisco Television'
Bernard (Bernie) Akers; Early Yo-Yo Enthusiast
Roger Heman Jr; Sound Technician
Oliver F. Naquin; One of 33 Rescued From Sub in 1939
Armour G. McDaniel; Among First Black Army Air Corps Pilots
Nathan W. Shock; Gerontologist Pioneered Aging Research
Morris Ratner; L.A. Utility Commissioner
Daniel Fletcher; Retired Judge of Superior Court
Senators Refuse Pay Raise Despite Leaders' Urging By William J. Eaton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
China Acts to Thwart Dissident Fax Moves \o7 Reuters\f7
Missionaries Freed; 1 From S.D.
Christian Party Split Widens in Lebanon From Reuters
Honecker Plans to Use Army in Crisis Told From United Press International
Albania OKs Wide Amnesty for Prisoners \o7 From Reuters\f7
Key Agencies Agree to Curb Wetlands Loss From Associated Press
Democratic Leaders Work to Break Budget Deadlock By Tom Kenworthy, THE WASHINGTON POST
Mediator Sets New Talks in Long Boeing Strike \o7 United Press International\f7
Antonio Vellani, 62; American Film Institute Director Emeritus
Elite Group Reaped Profit of $7.3 Million at Airport By Jane Fritsch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Supreme Court Justice Kaufman Will Retire : Judiciary: He served on state high court less than three years. Wants to spend time with family, he says. By Philip Hager, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Senate Votes Itself Only a 9.7% Pay Hike By William J. Eaton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Riot Police Smash Protest by Czechs : East Bloc: More than 15,000 students vent their wrath before being routed. But the march may mark the beginning of the end for the hard-line regime. By Tyler Marshall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLUMN ONE : Prisoners Get With the Drill : 'Boot camps' for young offenders are suddenly the rage. While they may save money, critics say they're better theater than policy. By Larry Green, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many Salvador Activists Hide--or Join Fight By Richard Boudreaux and Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Pentagon Considers Major Budget, Troop Level Cuts By John M. Broder and Paul Houston, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
East Germany Unveils Radical Set of Reforms By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Generic Drugs Pose No Danger, FDA Chief Says : Health: The probe into disclosures of falsified test data continues. Consumers are urged to keep using medications. By Marlene Cimons, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Panel Urges More Tribal Control of Indian Affairs By Sam Fulwood Iii, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shevardnadze Backs Reform in East Bloc : Soviet Union: 'Bold, innovative steps' are both necessary and good, he tells legislators. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pope, Gorbachev to Hold Talks at Vatican on Dec. 1 \o7 Reuters\f7
Bush Reassures Moscow on East Europe : Diplomacy: The U.S. won't use the reform movement to destabilize the Soviet Union, the President cables Gorbachev. By David Lauter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Apathy, Boycott Cloud Vote in Hungary : East Bloc: The Nov. 26 balloting is to be free and open. But it has become a confusing, divisive exercise. By Dan Fisher, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : East Germans Seek Close Ties, Not Unity : Reunification: The people feel self-respect and pride in pushing the regime to undertake reforms. By Tyler Marshall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GERMANY IN TRANSITION : To Some New Emigres, Home Is Looking Better : East Germans: An unknown number of refugees have changed their minds now that reforms are under way. By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : Possible Reunification of Germany Raises Fears in Both East and West By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GERMANY IN TRANSITION : Anger in Leipzig Led to Drive for Change : East Germany: Fury over civil ills prompted the 'miracle' that made the city the birthplace for the reform movement. By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
E. Germans Hoard Gas for Trips West \o7 Associated Press\f7
GERMANY IN TRANSITION : Berliners in 'Shopping Revolution' : East Bloc: Many East German day-trippers are visiting the West just to buy long-scarce goodies. By Tamara Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Welcome Begins to Wear on Walesa : Poland: Solidarity's champion is finding that being America's hero can be a bit much. How many times can you say thanks? By Bob Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Romania Seals Its Border, Hungary Says From Time Wire Services
New Bulgaria Chief Backs 'Free' Voting : East Bloc: Ousted leader Zhivkov is denounced for corruption 'greater than the Bulgarian czars.' By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bermuda Lowers Voting Age to 18 \o7 Reuters\f7
Church Says It Has Set Up Truce Talks : El Salvador: Army hard-liners are said to be opposed, wanting to finish the rebels off. By Richard Boudreaux and Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Faulty Signal Blamed in Italy Train Wreck \o7 Reuters\f7
Irate Congress Threatens to End Salvador Aid By Michael Ross, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Salvador Rights Abuses Rose in '89, U.N. Says \o7 Associated Press\f7
Rebels Paralyze 2 Cities in East : El Salvador: Fierce fighting belies the contention that the guerrillas poured all their strength into the capital. By Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PLO Plans to Issue State Identity Cards \o7 Reuters\f7
Brazilian Leftist Clings to Slim Lead in Presidential Ballot By William R. Long, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Colombian to Visit Japan \o7 Reuters\f7
90 Feared Dead in Yugoslavia Mine Blast \o7 Associated Press\f7
Conferees Agree to Catastrophic Care's Repeal By Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tamil Guerrillas Attack 6 Police Stations in Sri Lanka; 21 Killed From Reuters
Forest Service Nomination Not Brought to a Vote in Senate, Is Dead : Environment: The appointee for the top job is strongly opposed as a 'James Watt clone.' His role in sale of federal shale oil lands is cited. By Rudy Abramson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
House OKs Bill for Independent CIA Watchdog From Associated Press
President 'Pardons' Thanksgiving Turkey \o7 Associated Press\f7
Panel OKs Tougher Food-Truck Rules From Associated Press
Ethics Panel Votes for Review of Charges Against 5 Senators : Lincoln S&L: Cranston is among those accused of improperly intervening with federal regulators. An outside counsel is hired to study allegations. By Paul Houston, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bill Would Write Roe Decision Into Law From Associated Press
Abortion Foes Defy Law; 700 Seized at Clinics in Capital From Associated Press
Pennsylvania OKs Restrictive Bill \o7 Associated Press\f7
FDA Seeking Recall of Food Supplement From United Press International
NATION IN BRIEF : VIRGINIA : Navy Ends Two-Day Safety 'Stand Down' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Huntsville Declared a Disaster Area; Damage May Top $100 Million From Times Wire Services
NATION IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Houston Police Get Seized Drug Money From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Officer on Trial Cited Self-Defense From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Confession Forced, Rape Suspect Says From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Bill Passed to Keep Rights Panel Alive From Times Staff and Wire Reports
House Panel to Hold Hearings on Iowa Blast From Associated Press
It's Hunting Time, and South Goes to the Dogs : Tradition: Suburbanites face invasions by deer hounds and their armed owners. Legislators refuse to curb hallowed custom. By Lee May, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bush Signs Bill Hiking Base Wage to $4.25 From Associated Press
Elderly Warned About Aspirin Use : Medicine: Findings in a USC study seem sure to stir controversy. They conflict sharply with earlier claims that the drug can stave off heart attacks. By Robert Steinbrook, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
Federal Agencies' Feud Delays Bay Area Dredging From Associated Press
DWP Taps Into Drinking Habits : Water: A survey showed that most of its customers drink the bottled variety. The agency wants it known that tap water is safe. By Dean Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
McCarthy-Era Law Suffers Blow in Deportation Case By Ronald L. Soble, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tortoise and the Cycle : U.S. Gives Bikers Green Light for Barstow-Las Vegas Off-Road Desert Race By Jenifer Warren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Court Upholds Job Applicant Drug Tests Associated Press
Sex Harassment Case Called a First : Civil Rights: An Asian-American woman is awarded $30,000 in damages from the accounting firm she worked for. By John H. Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Regents Review Potential University Sites By Larry Gordon, TIMES EDUCATION WRITER
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Methamphetamine Seizure a Record? From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : FRESNO : Too High, Court Says of Fee for Reports From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : BARSTOW : Civilian Helicopter Crashes; Pilot Dies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fiery Chemical Explosion Kills Driver of Tank Truck By Maria Newman and Irene Chang, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Mine Law Ignored, Officials Testify From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : POINT REYES : Group Wants to Line Route With Poppies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : DAVIS : 'Pro-Choice City,' Council Declares From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : MADERA : Armory Opened to Shelter Homeless From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suit Filed to Block Westlake-Harvard Merger By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
High School Boosters Play Hardball in the Courtroom By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
China Museum Aide Draws Life Sentence \o7 Reuters\f7
Salvadorans in Orange County Engaged in Own Struggle Over Helplessness By Matt Lait, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judge Rejects Last-Minute Bid to Halt Ballgame : Courts: The father of a Huntington Beach High football player filed a federal lawsuit in a last-ditch effort to stop a playoff game and reinstate his son's team. By Catherine Gewertz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reader Doesn't Go Easy on Race Writer
Hard to Blame Irish for Fights in Arizona
Magic's Ejection Left Fan Dejected
When Rose Speaks, You Can Bet the Media Will Be There to Listen
UCLA Also Gets Blamed for This One
All UCLA's Bonds Did Was State the Obvious
New Racing Page Not His Favorite
Lakers' New Yugoslav Gets Credit for Savvy
A Case for the Defense--and Rams' Shurmur
When Rose Speaks, You Can Bet the Media Will Be There to Listen
Only Strikes in Baseball Should Be on the Field
No Doubt Irish Will Take the Money and Run
McNamara May at Last Be Where He Belongs
\o7 Ginkgo biloba\f7 Maidenhair tree Large deciduous tree... By Judith Sims
\o7 For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions from the...
Sunday Canyon Walk a Delight for Autumn By Ellen Melinkoff, \o7 Melinkoff is a regular contributor to The Times. \f7
Land Bureau Returns Afton Canyon Beauty By John Mckinney, \o7 McKinney is the author of hiking books and a regular contributor to The Times. \f7
The East Mojave: A Rare Jewel : Outdoors: A few hours from Los Angeles is an undiscovered gem, the 'Lonesome Triangle,' bounded by highways. The land is easy to like, but hard to get to know. By Cheri Rae, \o7 Rae is the author of the just\f7 -\o7 published "East Mojave Desert: A Visitor's Guide" (Olympus Press). and \f7
French Roll Tense Game of Steely Concentration : Recreation: The Gallic passion for \o7 petanque\f7 , a form of bowling played outdoors with three metal balls, has been imported to West Los Angeles. By Bob Howells, \o7 Howells is a free-lance writer who lives in Santa Barbara. \f7
GARDENING : Third Annual Harvest Faire of Herbal Delights By Bill Sidnam
Many Stars Will Join Davis in Christmas Parade
Thanksgiving: New Traditions
Some Pixie Dust, a Harness and Actors Shout, 'I Can Fly' By Kirsten A. Conover, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Kenya Increases Job Training for Young People By Jonathan H. Marshall, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Computer Network Serves as Global Classroom By Robert Marquand, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Groups Focus on Packaging to Cut Trash By Elizabeth A. Brown, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
U.S., Japanese Companies Study Ways to Increase Worker Loyalty From TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Judaism's Bruce Lee Teaches Tough Self-Defense Technique From TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Gulf of Maine Called a Victim of Littering : Environment: Students stage a massive cleanup of Maine's coast, learning firsthand how plastics, beer cans and even $100 bills pose a deadly threat. By Rushworth M. Kidder, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Prison Bars Pose Tough Test for Marriages, Couples Find : Couples: Inmate husbands don't always live up to their impassioned letters. But recidivism is lowered when the marriage lasts. From TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Sacred 3,000-Year-Old Aztec Sport More Popular Than Ever in Mexico : Games: Human sacrifices and religious rites are no longer part of \o7 hulama, \f7 which resembles volleyball and is rough but graceful. From TIMES WIRE SERVICES
ENTERTAINMENT
Not in Kansas Anymore By Shauna Snow
D'Abo's Wonder Years By David Pecchia
Hack's Heavenly Role By Janice Arkatov
MUSIC REVIEW : Litton Leads Philharmonic By John Henken
Critics or No, 'Screens' Wins in Minneapolis By Dan Sullivan, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
JAZZ REVIEW : Cheathams Revere Old-Time Values By Leonard Feather
Ocean: Pop Drones and Wide-Eyed Optimism By Craig Lee
Johanson Brothers: Protest Singing Estonian Style By Jim Washburn
DANCE REVIEW : Folk Ballet of Yugoslavia at UC Irvine By Chris Pasles
DANCE REVIEW : 'Toward the 21st Century'--Energetically : Dance: A festival of pieces by black choreographers underlines the contribution and continuing richness of this tradition. By Lewis Segal, TIMES DANCE WRITER
TV REVIEW : Salsa Spices Up Cinemax's 'Latino Session' By Chris Willman
Weekend TV : Lech Walesa on 'Newsmaker Saturday'; 'Till We Meet Again' Sweeps in on CBS By Steve Weinstein
This is the first of two consecutive big game weekends in... By Steven Herbert
A Dry, Trite Season Threatens Networks By Rick Du Brow
E Streeters, Fans Unsure of the Boss' Moves By Steve Hochman
The Sensuous \o7 Lambada\f7 : Blame It on Rio : Trend: The dance originated in Brazil but is just now arriving here from Europe. It is a close-contact affair not for the faint of heart. By Don Heckman
Artistic Voices Rise From the Ashes of a Skid Row Center : Arts: A series of cultural programs that begins today resurrects the goals of Another Planet, which provided a creative outlet for homeless artists. By Shauna Snow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Gallery of Craven Images By Sean Mitchell
Wild Bill Davison Tribute Slated at Airport Marriott
Baritone Wins Met's Western Regional Auditions
American Michael Shannon Joins the Bolshoi Ballet By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Video Festival Takes to the Freewaves By Don Snowden
7 Lenses Focus on the Border's Dichotomies : Photography: Exhibit fixes some compelling images in the fluid meeting of two cultures and the voyage from one to another. By Gerard Garza, SAN DIEGO COUNTY ARTS EDITOR
MUSIC REVIEW : Brothers Have Their Act Together on Brahms By Kenneth Herman
Atkins to Sing 'Kindertotenlieder'--at Last : Concert: After once canceling the Mahler work because of financial problems, the South Coast Symphony is going to try again tonight, with the same baritone. By Susan Bliss
Fractured Mirror Will Laughingly Reflect on the '80s With Sketches By Jan Herman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Children's Museum Will Open Wing By Cathy Curtis
Foster Thinks He Could Handle 2 Directorships By Chris Pasles, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Study Finds Grieving Men Retreat, While Women Reach Out for Help : Psychology: Coping styles of women and men may be linked to socialization. By learning about the differences, we can help one another to suffer less, researchers say. By Diane Cole, HEALTH & FITNESS NEWS SERVICE
Clues to U.S.' Addiction May Lie in Its Culture By Bernd Debusmann, REUTERS
BUSINESS
3 Seek to Force Bankruptcy on S.D. Channel 39's Parent Associated Press
Buybacks Such as GE's Signal Stock May Be Undervalued By Patrick Lee, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Small Japanese Developer Identified as Buyer of Biltmore Place Complex By Nancy Rivera Brooks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Plans Bring Bigger Headaches to USAir : Airlines: The firm was still handling problems from purchases of Piedmont and PSA when the industry went into a slump. Then Mother Nature struck. By Robert E. Dallos, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GE Will Spend Up to $10 Billion to Repurchase Its Own Stock By Paul Richter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SCI Television May Be Forced Into Bankruptcy: A group of... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Costs of Lockheed Plane $300 Million Over Budget : Aerospace: The firm had planned to use parts from an older anti-submarine aircraft's design for its new P-7A. That didn't work. By Ralph Vartabedian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Housing Starts Rebound 12% in Biggest Jump Since 1986 From Reuters
Axa Midi Accuses BAT of Using 'Poison Pill' Tactic By Bruce Keppel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
British Firm to Buy Dunkin' Donuts: Dunkin' Donuts Inc... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Colt Finds Potential Buyer for Unit: Colt Industries Inc... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hewlett-Packard Co.: The Palo Alto computer company said... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Amdahl Corp. Lays Off 400: The Sunnyvale maker of... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Isuzu Puts All Its Ad Money Behind 'Joe Isuzu' Creators By Bruce Horovitz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Broadcast TV Regains Right to Exclusives : Courts: The unananimous ruling means cable channels may have to drop syndicated shows that are duplicated on local stations. From Associated Press
Martin Marietta Unit Selected by NASA: A Martin Marietta... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
It Is Time to Prepare for the January Effect By Bill Sing
How Retirees Can Treat Pension Payout By Carla Lazzareschi
Regulators Planning to Restrict Dual Trading From Associated Press
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Rises 17 as GE Announces Stock Buyback From Times Wire Services
U.S. Takes Over Security S&L in Garden Grove By John O'Dell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Of the 100 largest publicly traded companies in Orange...
Computer Firm Reports Losing $6 Million in Year By David Olmos, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Playing Lotto 6/49
East Germany's New Order
Finally, a Thaw at the 'White Lake' : Berlin: The wall's opening is as large and as small a matter as being able to visit a grandfather's grave. By Robert E. Dallos, \o7 Robert E. Dallos is a Times staff writer based in New York\f7
Let History Be Our Guide : Germany: The Congress of Vienna got a bad press, but it brought on a long peace. Today's superpower leaders need to keep that lesson in mind. By John Lukacs, \o7 John Lukacs' latest book is "Budapest 1900" (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1989)\f7
The Nature of Yellowstone's Fire
An Answer to Massacre
Such Good Friends By Al Martinez
Here's just the thing to conjure up memories of a real... By Steve Harvey, \o7 From staff and wire reports\f7
Veneration of saints--one of the sticking points for... By John Dart
Camp Pendleton on EPA List for Waste Dumping : Environment: Hazardous materials are discovered at six sites. However, the military says there is no immediate danger to base residents or wildlife. By Amy Wallace, TIMES STAFF WRITER
100 Students Apply for Cal State San Marcos Vanguard By Tom Gorman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Missionary Held in Mozambique Recounts Terror By Michael Granberry, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Communion Ban Unleashes Backlash : Abortion: Reaction, both pro and con, has been swift to Bishop Leo T. Maher's decision to bar Assemblywoman Lucy Killea from Communion because of her pro-choice stand. By Barry M. Horstman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plan to Convert Cannery to Retail Use Gets Boost
Jury Clears Simi Officers in Suit Claiming Racial Bias By Leslie Berger, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Redevelopment Agency Approves Downtown Apartment Complex : Housing: Compromise on parking, appearance wins unanimous support of CCDC board for $25-million project. By Michael Granberry, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Council Agrees to Record-Size Development in Westlake Village By Gabe Fuentes, TIMES STAFF WRITER
L.A. District Sued for Not Allowing Transfer : Education: A Watts mother wants her son to go to a 'safe' school outside their gang-plagued neighborhood. By John L. Mitchell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judge Won't Cite 2 Who Dragged Off Attorney By Patricia Klein Lerner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
War of the Whitefly : Strategies: Scientists uncork their biological weapon against a pest infestation. They're pitting tiny wasps against tiny flies. By Lynn Steinberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pedestrian Hit by Van in Tujunga Dies
Man Injured in Fire That Destroys Ferrari
Dispute Over Parking Space Halts Restaurant Construction
Boy, 15, Dies Day After Collapsing on Sidewalk
Drunk Driver Who Killed Gets 2 Years
El Cajon
Judge's Release of Kidnaper Draws Police Criticism By Amy Wallace, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Mexican Fireworks Take Boy's Fingers
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Panel Fires Light Rail Consultant Facing Trial : Transit: The county Transportation Commission cancels the contract of a former sheriff's sergeant accused of embezzlement. By Daryl Kelley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plane Crashes on San Diego Freeway : Near disaster: Two in single-engine Cessna hurt, but no one injured on the ground. Power lines hit in afternoon mishap; freeway traffic jammed. By Philipp Gollner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Police Barricades Give Peace a Chance in Drug-Torn Area By Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fishing Boat Hits Tanker Just Outside L.A. Harbor : Collision: The Coast Guard is investigating the accident. One passenger on the sportfishing boat jumped overboard in fright, but no one was seriously injured. By Faye Fiore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Effectiveness of Roping Off Drug Areas Questioned By Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's Official: Green Belt Gets a Name at Last
Anton to Retire From School District Post
Residents Group to Seek Closure of Chemical Plant
Task Force on Alternate Freeway Routes Urged
Complaint Cites Schools for Refusing Transfer
2 Officers Apologize for Taking Lawyer From Court
Soviet Family to Dance With Long Beach Ballet
Shogun Santa Parade Route
School District to Offer Programs in Spanish
Symposium to Examine Quake Hazard at L.A. Port
Student Option: Contest of Brains : Education: Students labeled failures by the L.A. school district get chance to prove themselves in today's Academic Decathlon. By Sandy Banks, TIMES EDUCATION WRITER
Wasp Launched in War Against Ash Whitefly By Lynn Steinberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pump Rupture at Refinery Triggers Spectacular Fire
More Spraying Set as Sterile Medflies Are Labeled Unreliable : Infestation: Agriculture officials question the quality of insects from Guatemala. Short supplies of treated flies mean more malathion. By Richard Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many in United Church Sidestep Talk About Faith From Religious News Service
Indian Historian Finds Parallels to Judaic Traditions : Spirituality: Creek researcher says the similarities to early Hebrew and Christian teachings are astonishing. By George W. Cornell, ASSOCIATED PRESS
South County Airport Foes Attack, Circulate Petitions By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tank Truck Collision Closes I-5 By Davan Maharaj, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Coach Is Charged in Assault on Trainer : Police: Mater Dei's Bruce Rollinson faces prosecution for allegedly choking the team trainer, Lynn Ingram, in a dispute over locking the training room. By Chris Woodyard, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Court Aide Charged in Drug Sale : Crime: A judge's stenographer has taken a leave of absence after being accused of selling $100 worth of cocaine to undercover police officers. By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANA : 1-Year Jail Terms for Bound Man's Death By Jerry Hicks
SAN CLEMENTE : Man Wanted on Sex, Drug Charges Jailed
SAN CLEMENTE : Tree Preserve to Be Managed by Group of 9 By Wendy Paulson
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Initiative Bid Opens to Fight Golf Course By John Penner
STANTON : Condo, Apartment Owners to Get Break
COUNTYWIDE : Doctors Focus on Quake Scene Care By James Robbins
NEWPORT BEACH : Panel OKs Hospital Child-Care Center By Marci Hanover
BREA : Woman Arrested in Hit and Run, Chase
COUNTYWIDE : Study Urged for New Federal Courthouse
IRVINE : Teen Alcohol Habits Examined in Forum By Dan Whitcomb
'Cardiac Egg' Recipe Wins $2,500 By Herbert J. Vida
NORTH : Ailing Girl Will Get to See Reagan By Ted Johnson
Accused Surgeon Loses Court Round to His Creditors By David Reyes, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judge Says Pacific Amphitheatre Making Sound Progress in Cutting Concert Noise By Catherine Gewertz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Sure, the Bills Are Tough, but He's Sentimental By Garr Kluender
Clippers Go Back to 'Training Camp' : Basketball: They get four days off in which to work Harper, Benjamin into lineup after a 122-105 loss to Mavericks. By Scott Howard-cooper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : Pistons Roll Past Bucks at Home, 106-79 By Dan Hafner
Hornets Defeat Shaky Warriors By Dan Hafner
Soviets Defeat U.S. in Volleyball Opener
Taxi Dancer Faces Protest in Cabo Sail By Rich Roberts
Strange-O'Meara Team Takes Lead at Sherwood CC By Rich Tosches, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PRESEASON NIT ROUNDUP : UNLV Runs Away From California, 101-81 From Associated Press
Names in the News
Graf, Sanchez Vicario Advance : Tennis: The four top-seeded players will meet in the semifinals of $1-million championship tournament. By Cindy Shmerler, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NHL ROUNDUP : New Jersey Wins in Overtime, 5-4 By Dan Hafner
CS Fullerton, Pringle Have Goals in Final Game Against San Jose State By Robyn Norwood
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Derby Could Be a Battle of Charlies By Bob Mieszerski
Wretham Narrow Winner in Hollywood Park Feature
Cross-Country, Volleyball Finals Today
Santa Ana Blanks Punchless Loara By Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Corona del Mar's Tradition Too Much for Pacifica Again By Barbie Ludovise, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sunny Hills Easily Powers Its Way Past Kennedy, 28-0 By Donna Carter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prep Scoreboard
La Quinta Survives a Wide-Open Contest With Valencia By Elliott Teaford, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Opportunity Knocks, Brea-Olinda Answers By Heather Smalley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Western Ends Its First-Round Troubles By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
La Mirada Shuns 'Tune-Up' Role, Stuns Estancia
Newport Harbor Stops Glenn in Overtime, 21-20
Tustin Defeats Norwalk, 31-21; Advances Easily
El Toro Too Tough, Too Talented for Gahr
Snowden Passes Mission Viejo Past Schurr
Capistrano Valley Rips Burbank, 35-21
Hart, Blackwell Runs Over Dana Hills, 41-13 By Dave Desmond
Paramount Prevails, 13-3, Over Surprising El Modena By Dennis Kaiser
Villa Park Survives Shaky Start, Then Puts Away Esperanza By Stuart Matthews
Dominguez Finds the Time to Upend Los Alamitos By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Redland's Dragna Scores Five Times in 39-29 Victory Over Mater Dei By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rivers Scores 24 Points to Lead San Gorgonio Past Ocean View By Pam Ceren
Fontana, Unfazed by Court Scenarios, Rips Fountain Valley, 51-6 By Tom Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vujic Picks Up Pace and Dashes Criticism : Cross-Country: The Northridge sophomore shows that he can thrive in the important meets. By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thompson Leads Orange Offense Past Atascadero
Trabuco Hills Easily Defeats Notre Dame
Lindsay Triggers Thousand Oaks By Tim Brown, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Edison Recovers After Slow Start By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Velasco's Passing Spells Victory For Taft, 21-20 By Steve Elling, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notre Dame Posts First Playoff Win By Sam Farmer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dana Hills Blasted by Hart, 41-13 By Dave Desmond, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Canyon Overwhelms Santa Monica, 70-20 By Vince Kowalick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Van Nuys Chews Up Reseda to Secure Mid-Valley Title By Brian Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Mid-Valley League By Lisa Grall
FALL ROUNDUP : CSUN Women Reach Bronco Classic Final
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Northeastern League By Andy Meyers
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Carter, Kennedy Rush Past San Fernando Into Playoffs, 24-15 By Ron Pivo
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In another North Valley League game: By Todd Jacobson
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : East Valley League By Steve Williams
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : East Valley League By Mike Geller
CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : West Valley League By Greg Meade
Westlake Posts 24-20 Upset By Tim Martinez
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Edison Shuts Down Brown, Ousts Crespi By John Weyler
Quartz Hill Blistered in 3rd Quarter, 27-14 By Jeff Riley, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Wilson Stops Alemany in Second Half, 35-14 By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division VIII By Mike Glaze
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division VII By Bryan Rodgers
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division II By Greg Guss
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division III
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division VII By Lee Barnathan
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Ceballos Paces Titans to Exhibition Victory
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Division II By Greg Gonzalez
CSUN Prospects Look Promising By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CSUN Makes New Bid for Soccer Title By Mike Hiserman
Valley Drivers Prevail at Ventura Raceway By Paul Olson
COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL : Pauley Helps Cypress Ground Edwards Air Force
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Golden West Gains Finals in State Water Polo Tournament
Undersized Pierce Cuts Opponents Down to Size in Volleyball By Brendan Healey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Occidental Basketball Teams to Open Seasons By Gary Klein
2-A BIG GAME : Ramona Surprises Crawford By John Geis
3-A BIG GAME : Rowlett, Mira Mesa Grind Out 15-6 Victory By Scott Miller
The Greatness of '70s Long Ago and Far Away for Noll, Steelers By Bob Wolf
3-A FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Orange Glen Wins, 14-6, as Helix's Final Drive Just Misses By Rick Hazeltine
2-A/1-A FOOTBALL PLAYOFF ROUNDUP : Mission Bay Capitalizes on Return to Postseason by Upsetting Oceanside By El Camino 55, Valhalla 7--brian Madlangbayan Rushed 15 Times For 136 Yards and Three Touchdowns For El Camino (10-1), Which Will Play Santana Friday. Teammate Jerry Avery Had 71 Yards On Two Carries and Two Touchdowns. El Camino Compiled 323 Rushing Yards and Held Valhalla (4-6-1) To Minus 10 Rushing Yards. and Holtville 42, Imperial 7--holtville Defeated Imperial For The Third Time This Year To Become The 1-a Champion. Holtville, Which Finished 11-0, Outscored Its Opponents, 339-89. Last Year, Holtville Lost To Marian In The Championship. Imperial Finished 7-4. and 1-a Championship and San Pasqual 27, University City 23--san Pasqual Improved To 10-1 In Advancing To Its Quarterfinal Meeting With St. Augustine. and Bill Plaschke and Santana 35, Hoover 6--santana Improved To 7-2-1 and Will Play Top-seeded El Camino Friday. Hoover Finished 5-6. and Grossmont 12, San Marcos 7--no. 5 Grossmont Rallied For 12 Second-half Points To Upend San Marcos and Will Play The Winner Of Tonight'S Lincoln-university Game Next Friday. San Marcos Finished 3-7. Jeremy Chiuchiarelli Got The Foothillers (10-0-1) On The Board With A Pair Of Field Goals, From 20 and 39 Yards, In The Third Quarter. Keith Price Scored In The Fourth Quarter On A Three-yard Run For The Game-winning Touchdown. The Two-point Conversion Attempt By Grossmont Failed. Price, The County'S Third-leading Rusher, Had 139 Yards On 24 Carries. and In Other 2-a First-round Playoff Games: and St. Augustine 18, Kearny 16--st. Augustine Improved To 7-4 and Will Play San Pasqual Saturday.
Langston and Agent Meet With Padre Officials By Scott Miller
Magic Has 24 Assists to Set Club Record : Lakers: Johnson also scores 24 points to go along with A.C. Green's season-high 27 in 119-105 victory over Nuggets. By Sam Mcmanis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sockers Use Just Enough to Stay in Front of Storm By Don Patterson
Trinidad and Tobago Plans to Calypso on Road to Italy By Randy Harvey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Union Might Act on Claire's Call : Dodgers: Major League Players Assn. says disclosure to media of contract offer to Valenzuela may indicate collusion. By Ross Newhan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
There's Nothing at Stake, but It's Still USC-UCLA By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Aztecs Hope to Grow Up to Be Like Hurricanes : Football: SDSU officials think they can learn something from the recent success of the University of Miami. But today, the student must play the No. 7-ranked teacher. By Curt Holbreich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Alcohol--Not Drugs--Detected in Tarpley From Associated Press
A Time of Reckoning for Dexter Manley By Ken Denlinger, WASHINGTON POST
Manley Might Be Banned Permanently From NFL By Vito Stellino, BALTIMORE SUN
Dual-Sport Athletes Help Forge Spirit of Cooperation at UVA By Milton Kent, BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
Trade Gives Fresh Starts to Ferry, Williams By Michael Wilbon, WASHINGTON POST
A Bright Moon Continues to Rise : Oilers: He has been rejected and dejected, but now some are calling him the best quarterback in the National Football League. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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McDonald Now Playing Safety First : Cardinals: Former USC defensive back warms to the responsibilities of the professional game. By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Saberhagen Gets 3-Year Extension Worth $8.9 Million From Royals By Larry Stewart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOXING : Rams' Irvin Tries His Hand at Promoting By Earl Gustkey
COLLEGE FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK : Orange Bowl Selection Officials Deny That They Beat the Clock By Sandra Mckee, BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
Braves Sign Esasky for 3 Years From Associated Press
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' TENNIS : SECTION INDIVIDUAL FINALS : Willette Puts Serra in Winner's Circle By Kim Q. Berkshire
MOTOR RACING NASCAR QUALIFYING AT ATLANTA : Kulwicki on Path to $460,000 By Shav Glick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Court Rejects Savanna Bid to Re-Enter the Playoffs By Elliott Teaford and Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
COMMENTARY : Simmering Rivalry Boils Again By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's a Game Within a Game for Pringle, Canley : College Football: When the Titans and San Jose State play today, the national all-purpose yardage title also will be at stake. By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS : Capistrano Valley Odd Couple Enjoy a Rivalry By Heather Smalley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Angels Juggle Affiliates, Move Class-A Club to Boise By Helene Elliott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Titans Have Chance to End Season on a Winning Note By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Los Alamitos' Fall Meeting to End Tonight By Dennis Kaiser Dennis Kaiser
TONIGHT'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Receiver Lets Towel Do His Talking : Rancho Santiago: Paul Peters wears a message for opponents: 'Catch Me If You Can.' That's not an easy task. By Steve Kresal, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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