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What happened on September 25, 1989
ENTERTAINMENT
Remembering Berlin--Always : 'If You're a Pro You Write What You Gotta Write' By Jack Hirshberg, \o7 Hirshberg, a publicist at Paramount in the 1940s, worked with Irving Berlin on "White Christmas" and "Blue Skies." Following are recollections and excerpts of conversations he taped over the years with the reclusive composer who died Friday at age 101. \f7
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Crooner Astley Gets No Respect, Deserves None By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
Netherlands Plans Elaborate Tribute for Van Gogh Anniversary By Galina Vromen, Reuter
ART / Cathy Curtis : 'Landscape as Thought' Is a Non-Traditional View By Cathy Curtis
POP WEEKEND : The 2 Live Crew: Banal, Witless Raunch By Mike Boehm, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
MUSIC REVIEW : ROVA Saxophone Quartet in UCI Symposium By Susan Bliss
ART REVIEW : Adolf Wolfli: His Art Emerged From Madness By Kristine Mckenna
First Off . . . By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Radio By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Pop/rock By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Tv & Video By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Radio By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Art By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Labor By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
For The Birds By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Dance Review : Bando Mitsuhiro Kai Program By --lewis Segal
Music Reviews : Barbagallo in Recital at UCLA Piano Fest By Daniel Cariaga
MEDIA / KEVIN BRASS : Two Stations Battle It Out for Rock 'n' Roll Listeners By Kevin Brass
MUSIC REVIEW : All-Rodrigo Concert Opens La Jolla Season By Kenneth Herman
Music Reviews : Ellen Fullman Plays Her Long String Instrument By --john Henken
Controversial Suicidal Tendencies Retakes Stage By Jonathan Gold
Gimmicky Rick Astley Justifies All the Ridicule By Mike Boehm
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Peppers Lead Alternative Rock at Palladium By Steve Hochman
Witless, Banal Exercise From 2 Live Crew By Mike Boehm
Jazz Reviews : Save an Elevator Ride for the McDaniel Quartet By A. James Liska
STAGE REVIEW : 'Frankie and Johnny': Making a One-Night Love Last Longer By Sylvie Drake, Times Theater Writer
Jazz Reviews : George Benson Concert Drowns in Loudness at Wiltern By Leonard Feather
'Life's Body' Opens Season for Filmforum By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
TV REVIEW : Not Much Punch to 'My Boyfriend's Back' By Chris Willman
BUSINESS
First California Funds Transfered: The board of directors...
GENE LU : PC Successes Adding Up Fast : Advanced Logic Research Sees Still More Growth Ahead By David Olmos, Times staff writer
Japan Touting HDTV Despite International Static By Karl Schoenberger, Times Staff Writer
Secomerica to Diversify Into Health Care : Home Security Firm to Pay $255 Million for Therapy Provider By Nancy Yoshihara, Times Staff Writer
The Price Is Not Right : Escalating rents have retailers in the Southland playing musical chairs. By Harry Anderson, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Lomas Financial Files Chapter 11: Lomas Financial Corp...
7th St. Proposal Worries Preservationists : Air Rights Law Likely to Test L.A.'s Resolve to Save Old Buildings By Nancy Rivera Brooks, Times Staff Writer
Plaza Project's Sculpted Tower Would Give L.A. Skyline Flair By Sam Hall Kaplan, Times Design Critic
Bank Suspends Executives in U.S.: Italy's Banca Nazionale...
Fixed-Rate Mortgages Dip: Fixed-rate home mortgages are...
Amway Settles Canadian Tax Fraud Suit: Amway Corp. has...
U.S. Says It Can't Balance World Trade Alone By Art Pine, Times Staff Writer
Machine Tool Orders Rise: New orders for machine tools...
Wang to Get $175-Million Credit Line: Wang Laboratories...
Government Was 'Fed Up' With Rockwell: Rockwell...
Gas Prices Rise: Gasoline prices rose nearly a third of a...
FDA Asks Lederle to Review Product Line: The Food and Drug...
Elders Posts 5% Decline in Annual Profit From Reuters
CROWDED SKIES OVER THE PACIFIC : Asia's airlines will need to double their fleets to meet passenger demand by 2000. But that can't happen unless airspace and airport congestion is alleviated. By Richard Gourlay, \o7 Financial Times of London\f7
BIG BUCKS IN BOOSTERISM : Marketing college souvenirs has become a billion-dollar business. By James Bates, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Rah Rah Royalties By James Bates
U.S. Gift of $10 Million in Pork Bellies to Poland Likely to Stir Market : Recent talk that pork would be part of the aid package has lifted futures prices. From Times Wire Services
Governor Names Long Beach Man to European Post From a Times Staff Writer
8 European Nations Outpace U.S. in Per-Capita Income From Associated Press
Hong Kong Firm Hikes Cummins' Stake to 13.5% From Associated Press
House Votes to Protect Flag
House Votes to Protect Flag
P.M. BRIEFING : Columbia Pictures Is Discussing Possible Sale, Board Meets Tonight From Times Wire Services
Dow Skids 22.42 as Dollar Tumbles and Interest Rises From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Philips Component Firm to Be Sold From Times Wire Services
Coors to Buy Most of Stroh for $425 Million From Associated Press
Animal Research
P.M. BRIEFING : Big 3 Car, Truck Sales Soar 11.8% From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Nabisco Agrees to Sell Del Monte From Times Wire Services
House Votes to Protect Flag
Nyah, Nyah, Nyah!
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Cutback in Hours for Court Clerks Has Lawyers Upset By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
AIDS Walk Raises Record $1.8 Million By Barbara Koh, Times Staff Writer
Surf's Up But Stairs Bar the Way : Access to Popular Beach Is Blocked by Unsafe Stairway By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
I Can't HEAR You . . . There's a Post in My Ear By Anthony Perry
What's on TV? In Del Mar, Anything By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
3 Slain on Pomona Street by Hail of Bullets From Truck By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Alleged East Coast Mob Figure Named in Videotape Fraud By Michael Connelly and John Johnson, Times Staff Writers
What Drove Ramirez? Penalty Hearing May Offer Clues By Lois Timnick and Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writers
Burglary Suspect Taken at County Complex
East S.D. Man Slain During Argument
Murder Suspect Is Returned From San Joaquin Valley
THE WHYS AND HOWS OF HYPOCHONDRIA : Imagined Illnesses: They're Enough to Make You Sick By Karlyn Barker, \o7 Barker is a reporter for the Washington Post, from which this story is adapted. \f7
Science / Medicine : Siamese Twins and Electricity \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Asian Bees Have Cool Habit \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Sun Flare Photos Shot by Telescope in Space \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
A Mother Tongue Clings to Life : For Jews Seeking Roots, Yiddish Is Stuff of History By Mathis Chazanov, Times Staff Writer
Hidden Anxieties : A Mandate to Provide Affordable Housing Sends an Affluent Community Into an Uproar By Gabe Fuentes, Times Staff Writer
Science / Medicine : Fingerprint Technology Gains \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Science / Medicine : Male Prostitutes and AIDS \o7 Compiled from staff and wire reports\f7
Officers Walking Beats to Get Neighborhood Back on Its Feet By Michael Connelly, Times Staff Writer
Library Marks 60 Years of Lending Adventures By Amy Louise Kazmin, Times Staff Writer
Robbery Suspect Is Shot While Fleeing
Man Critically Hurt in Gunplay With Friend
Arleta Beating Victim in Critical Condition
Man Beaten to Death in Sepulveda Home
Hapless Gardeners Blaze a Trail to Killer-Snail Booth at County Fair By Edmund Newton, Times Staff Writer
Man's Leg Severed by Train in Pacoima
10 Hurt Jumping From Van During Chase on Freeway By Steven R. Churm and Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writers
A WINGED VICTORY : Vaccines to Shield Pet Birds From 2 Deadly Ailments Hailed by Vets as Preventive-Medicine Breakthrough By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Businesses Evacuated After Ammonia Leak By Rick Vanderknyff and Jim Carlton, Times Staff Writers
'It's reassuring to know a vehicle is available in emergencies. I've had to use it about six times.' --Curt Snyder, computer analyst in Irvine : Return Guarantee Sweetens Car Pooling By Jeffrey A. Perlman, Times Urban Affairs Writer
Countywide : Fire Sweeps 5 Acres Northeast of El Toro
Fullerton : Residential Traffic Is Topic of Two Hearings
Writer-Scholar Fuentes to Speak on Campus
Fullerton : Electricity at 100 Homes Is Shut Off for 5 Hours
Collector of Uniforms Gleans Insight Into Tapestry of the Past By Herbert J. Vida
Anaheim Simplifies Recycling in Pilot Program By Mary Lou Fulton, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Shooting and Accident 1 Block Apart Injure 5
When the Bills Pile Up, the Payoff Can Be Fun By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Packard Joins in 'Family Salute' to North By Robert W. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Burn Victim Slowly Getting His Wish Just to 'Look Better' By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Diabetes Assn. Holds Black Education Fair By Nona Yates
Lottery Results Sept. 23
The Capital Gains Tax Muddle
Stop the Sugar Quota
Off to a Good Start
Lynch Mob Should Quit, Not Barney By Morton Kondracke, \o7 Morton Kondracke is a senior editor of the New Republic, in which this article first appeared\f7
Orange County Can Step In to Diminish Gang Violence By Frank Del Olmo, \o7 Frank del Olmo is a Times editorial writer. \f7
America's Immersion in Drugs Has Lifted Bolivia From Its Misery By Alex Roberto Hybel, \o7 Alex Roberto Hybel is a professor of international relations at USC. He was in Bolivia this summer. \f7
Stop Starving the World's Poor to Pay Debts \o7 The following was written by legislators from five countries who have been active in development issues: Gordon Bilney, member of the Australian Parliament; Takujiro Hamada, member of the Japanese Diet; Dr. Uwe Holtz, member of the Bundestag, Federal Republic of Germany; Bowen Wells, member of the British Parliament, and Tony P. Hall, a member of Congress from Ohio. \f7
NEWS
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The State : Kesterson Cleanup OKd
The World : 1 Billion Ill or Hungry, WHO Reports
The Nation : 40,000 Honor Jet Crew, Rescue Workers in Sioux City
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Stricter Rules, Higher Taxes After Spill : The Honeymoon's Over for Alaska and Oil Firms By Tamara Jones, Times Staff Writer
Shock Fading, Tension Surfaces in Charleston : Despite City's Determined Rally, Residents and Officials Quarrel; Some Panic Buying Seen By Douglas Jehl and Larry Green, Times Staff Writers
Command College : Pointing Cops Toward 21st Century By Paul Lieberman, Times Staff Writer
Builder Bucks AF Over Plan to Protect Missiles By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Colombia's Violence: From Bad to Worse By James F. Smith, Times Staff Writer
Talks Aim for Pre-Summit Arms Accord : Meeting Set With Belief Pact Could Be Ready by Mid-1990 By Robert C. Toth and Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writers
Party Icons Replace Fallen China Goddess By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Shamir Seeks to Muzzle Cabinet on Peace Plan By Nick B. Williams Jr., Times Staff Writer
AIDS Trials Shortchange Minorities and Drug Users By Robert Steinbrook, Times Medical Writer
Drive Planned in Schools to Combat Teen Use of Steroids By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer
Students Return to Construction Zone as UC Irvine Campus Grows By Jean Davidson, Times Staff Writer
The New Age message may mystify many, but in Mt. Ida they dig it--and its value is crystal clear. By J. Michael Kennedy, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Off-Duty Soldiers Shoot It Out With Drug Suspects From United Press International
Ex-KGB Aides to Join U.S. Talks on Terrorism : Meeting With Ex-CIA Experts to Begin Here on Boosting Cooperation in Sharing of Intelligence By Robin Wright, Times Staff Writer
Vandals Ransack Luxury House Built by Winnie Mandela in Black Township From Times Wire Services
Cambodian Premier Says Bloodshed Is Inevitable, Urges End to Aid for Insurgents From Associated Press
Haiti's Military Regime Pledges Elections in '90 From Associated Press
Jews' Feelings Not Fully Understood, Glemp Says By Mary Battiata, The Washington Post
Ruling Sandinistas Kick Off Election Campaign : Convention in Managua Nominates Ortega for President on February Ballot By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Mother Teresa Is Stable From Reuters
Eager Participants in 'Open-Air Democracy' : Voice of the People Raised Near Moscow Park By Masha Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Defecting Soviet Athlete in Istanbul From United Press International
House Votes to Protect Flag
Desert Dump
50 Hurt as Bus Returning From Excursion Overturns From United Press International
Hurricane Among Costliest, Insurers Say By Linda Williams, Times Staff Writer
Dinkins Shaken Up After Car Accident in New York from Associated Press
Protester Arrested Near Fete Honoring Beijing Regime By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Israel Touts Housing in West Bank as Haven From Stress From Reuters
This Cad Has 9 Wives From Associated Press
Soviets to Visit Nicaragua From Reuters
2 Killed, 7 Injured as Pickup Trucks Collide in Mission Hills By Carlos V. Lozano, Times Staff Writer
Builders Back Recall Effort in Mission Viejo By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer
Teen Use of Steroids Targeted in S.D. By David Smollar, Times Staff Writer
Councilman Points Out He's No Newcomer By Marcida Dodson, Times Staff Writer
LOCAL : Saugus Fire Releases Toxic Fumes From Times Staff and wire service reports
Bush Challenges Soviets to Cut Chemical Arms by 80% : 'Let Us Act to Rid Earth of Scourge' From Associated Press
SOUTHLAND : Los Angeles Couple Flies West With Embryo After Suit Is Settled From Times Staff and wire service reports
NATION : Foes Seek Ariz. King Holiday Vote From Times Staff and wire service reports
SOUTHLAND : 54 Hospitalized by School Fumes From Times Staff and wire service reports
Soviets Trim Defense Spending 8.3% in Budget Aimed at Halving Deficit From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Peace Envoy Caught in Beirut Fire From Times Staff and wire service reports
LOCAL : Gas Leak Closes La Habra School From Times Staff and wire service reports
Impact of Oil Drilling Painted as Dismal : Study of Offshore Wells Predicts at Least One Major Accident From Associated Press
Mortuary Plans Final Curtain Drive-In Window for Mourners From United Press International
NAMES IN THE NEWS : First Lady Meets Pig Named George From Times Wire Services
Residents Return to Hugo-Ravaged Isle : 90 Minutes Allowed to Gather Belongings Before Returning to S. Carolina Mainland From Times Wire Services
Thatcher Vows Hunt for 'Evil Monsters' in Marine Bombing From Reuters
NATION : Vandals Break, Uproot Elm Planted by Bush, Foley in Spokane Park From Times Wire Services
69,000-Volt Jolt Kills 3 at Building Site; 3 More Hurt From Associated Press
NATION : Irate Utah Teachers in 1-Day Strike From Times Wire Services
31-Yr. Era Ends With Launch of Cape Rocket From Associated Press
WORLD : China 'Indignant' Over French Rally From Times Wire Services
NATION : Law in Custody Fight Challenged From Times Wire Services
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Honecker Emerges to Greet Envoys From Times Wire Services
Bush's Mother Home After Pneumonia Bout From United Press International
WORLD : Shevardnadze Will Visit Nicaragua From Times Wire Services
Albert A. Marks Jr., 76; He Was 'Mr. Miss America' By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
The State
Bird Vaccines Hailed by Vets as a Medical Breakthrough By Lanie Jones, Times Staff Writer
Baker Wasn't Fishing for Compliments on His Catch By Dave Johnson
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Is the Sky Really Falling? : Two USC Professors Claim Complexity of Life Drives Us to the Boob Tube By Kathleen Hendrix, Times Staff Writer
Cause Celebre : Penthouse Pair Jean, Casey Kasem Tune In the Homeless --As Only Hollywood Can By Nikki Finke, Times Staff Writer
Music Center Anniversary Whirl, Day 2 By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Just Pick Up That Phone and Spell Me By Jack Smith
Book Review : Sea Adventures Teach Young Man About Life By Carolyn See
The Scene: A screening and dessert reception for MGM's... By Betty Goodwin
SPORTS
Angels Fade the More They Fall - Division Hopes on Ropes as Indians Rally in Ninth By John Weyler, JOHN WEYLER, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Chang Beaten by Krickstein for L.A. Title By Thomas Bonk, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Future Isn't Now: 49ers Clip Eagles : Quarterback of '90s Must Wait His Turn as Montana Stars By Bob Oates, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Giants Lower the Boom, 35-7 : Hogeboom Is Cut Off at the Pass as Cardinals Take a Big Fall \o7 From Associated Press \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Redskins Run Over Cowboys, 30-7 : With Riggs Out, Byner and Morris Pick Up Slack for Washington \o7 From Associated Press \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Tomczak Passes Test as Bears Beat Detroit \o7 From Associated Press \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Steelers Show Some Life and Stun Vikings : Minnesota Falls Behind in First Half, Is Shut Out in Second and Loses, 27-14 \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Padres Wonder 'What If?' After Benes Shuts Out Dodgers Again By Bob Nightengale, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Chargers Put a Roadblock on the Chiefs : Defense Intercepts Five; Bernstine Scores Twice By Brian Hewitt, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Memorial Service for Aunese to Be Held at Colorado Today Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL : Buccaneers Smother the Saints : Robinson's Key Interception Lifts Tampa Bay to 20-10 Victory \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Channeled Democracy Provides the Ultimate in User Friendliness By Mike Downey
Chang Can't Wait to Ease Growing Pains By Julie Cart, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : High-Scoring Game Works in Jets' Favor \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Officials of The Athletics Congress, the national...
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Belmont Park stewards have indefinitely suspended Chris...
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Tongue Tied: New Charger Punter Gets in Bind Over Shoelaces By Don Patterson
USD Wins Fourth Soccer Match in Row
Tie Was a Head Case for Aztecs : Luginbill Says Team Made 'Atrocious' Mental Errors By Scott Miller
PRO FOOTBALL : Chargers Keep the Road Rocky : San Diego Hands Chiefs Eighth Straight Loss Away From Home By Brian Hewitt, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : With Krieg Clicking, Seahawks Roll, 24-3 \o7 From Associated Press \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : Trudeau Helps Colts Limp by Atlanta, 13-9 \o7 From Associated Press \f7
PRO FOOTBALL : 5 Touchdown Passes by Kelly Carry Bills to Overtime Victory \o7 From Associated Press \f7
U.S. Finds Water in Ryder Cup : In 14-14 Tie, American Chances to Win Go Kerplunk By Randy Harvey, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
BRONCOS 31, RAIDERS 21 : Elway Returns to Full Throttle : Bronco Quarterback Gets Running Attack in Gear By Chris Baker, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
RAMS 41, PACKERS 38 : Packers Find Rams' Bell Hard to Stomach By Gene Wojciechowski, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Lopez Wins by Two. . .and a Mile : She Dominates Key Stretch of Buena Park Course By Rick Walter, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Ram Notebook : Majkowski Cites Smog as Biggest Stumbling Block By Mike Penner and Chris Dufresne and Gene Wojciechowski, \o7 Times Staff Writers\f7
RAMS 41, PACKERS 38 : Packers Again Pair Second-Half Magic With First-Half Mess By Mike Penner, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
American League Roundup : Cary, Just Doing His Job, Blanks Orioles \o7 From Associated Press \f7
LPGA Notebook : 'La Mode Corner' Takes Toll on Players By Rick Walter and Steve Kresal, \o7 Times Staff Writers\f7
Woodbridge's Doolittle Discovers Intensity Serves Her Well in Volleyball By Donna Carter, \o7 Times Staff Writer\f7
Prep Review / Barbie Ludovise : Some Coaches Look at Big Picture By Barbie Ludovise
College Roundup : UC Irvine Wins Air Force Water Polo Event
Chili Davis Named Angel of the Week
Athletics Take Step Forward, 9-3 Associated Press
Tennis Roundup : Navratilova Defeats Seles for Dallas Title \o7 From Associated Press\f7
National League Roundup : Mitchell Helps Eliminate Astros \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Motorsports Roundup : Waltrip Takes Over Lead, Wins Martinsville Race \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Arizona St. Falls to Avalanche of Houston Yardage Associated Press
Front-running Bayakoa, a 5-year-old South American-bred...
THE SIDELINES : Europe's Ryder Cup Captain Quits From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Cubs Mania Spawns Phone Gridlock From Times Wire Services
Sunday Silence Wins Super Derby
THE SIDELINES : Cyclist Longo Breaks Own 3K Mark From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Stewart OKd to Resume Coaching From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Bucks Sign Coach Through 1992-93 From Times Wire Services
'Poor Sportsmen': U.S. Blasted in New Zealand From Associated Press
Boxer Tells Her to Stay Away : Shoe-Wielding Mom Barred From Bouts From Associated Press
U.S. Women's Tennis Team Faces Greece in 1st Round From Associated Press
THE SIDELINES : Clifford Goodrich Named President of Turf Club, Santa Anita Operator From Times Wire Services
2 Americans Get to Semifinals in World Amateur Boxing Meet From Associated Press
Raiders Trail Big Early, Rally Bit Late : Broncos Roll to 28-0 Lead, This Time Hold On for 31-21 Victory By Mark Heisler, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
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Notre Dame Still 1, Miami Right Behind : Cornhuskers Third in AP Poll, USC 11; UCLA, Oregon, Ohio State Out of Top 25 From Associated Press
Pro Football : Spotlight / A Glance At This Week In The Nfl
Wendy Bruce won the all-around title at the U.S. World...
Frank Pena of the United States forced Ha Hwa-Tae of North...
Rams Lead Packers by 31 at Half, Need Field Goal to Escape By Chris Dufresne, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Dodgers Give Hershiser Zero Support, 1-0 By Bill Plaschke, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Duchesne's Second Goal a Winner for Kings at Calgary From Staff and Wire Reports
LPGA Tournament at Buena Park : Lopez Recovers for a Two-Stroke Victory \o7 From Associated Press \f7
Montana Takes Lumps, Then Strikes : 49er Has Four Fourth-Quarter Touchdown Passes to Beat Eagles, 38-28 By Bob Oates, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
Ted Schulz shot a four-under-par 66 and won his first PGA...
Numbers in the NBA Add Up, but Sometimes Don't Figure By Garr Kluender
Tsuguo Sadakata of Oita, Japan, won the Portland (Wash...
Schulz Gets First PGA Win With 66 \o7 From Associated Press \f7
LPGA Tournament at Buena Park : Lopez Wins by 2 Shots, or Close to a Mile By Rick Walter, \o7 Times Staff Writer \f7
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