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What happened on October 22, 1990
ENTERTAINMENT
THEATER REVIEW : A New Dawn at Gaslamp : Stage: The theater company renews its suspended season with a darkly poignant play about coming to terms with tragedy. By Nancy Churnin
TV Mideast War: The Hype Means More Than the Story By Kevin Brass
CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEW : Requiem Suffers in Move to Concert Hall By Kenneth Herman
MUSIC REVIEW : Choir Performs Moving Tribute By Susan Bliss
'Pictures': Tiring but Tantalizing By Kevin Thomas
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Night Angel' Pretty to Look at but Has Eclipse of Humor By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop/rock By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
By The Numbers \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
Music 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
Tv & Video By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
MUSIC REVIEW : Orchestra Gives First Performance By Susan Bliss
Radio By Claudia Puig, \o7 Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press\f7
Jerks/Weirdos/Monster Preserve Punk at UCLA By Jonathan Gold
Disdain Ingratiates Wonder Stuff at Palace By Jean Rosenbluth
Dance : American Indian Dance Troupe at the Wiltern By Lewis Segal, TIMES DANCE WRITER
Koslov at the Ambassador By Chris Pasles
Music : John Aler at El Camino By John Henken
ART REVIEW : Watered-Down Surrealism in S.D. : A show of 12 California artists contains works that do justice to originators of movement but also includes pieces that exploit its popularity. By Leah Ollman
TV Review : An Unsettling Blair Brown Buoys 'Extreme Close-Up' on NBC By Chris Willman
Southwest Museum Should Remain in Mt. Washington By Selma Holo, \f7 and \o7 Holo, the director of the graduate museum studies program and the Fisher Gallery at USC, is a resident of Mt. Washington.
The Poet as Cross-Cultural Translator : Mysteries of Pre-Columbian Art Unlock the Clues to a Culture for a Nobel Prize Winner By Octavio Paz, \f7 and \o7 Paz, Mexico's most prominent poet and essayist, was named as winner of the 1990 Nobel Prize for Literature last week. This summer, Paz curated an exhibit at Mexico City's Museum of Contemporary Art entitled "The Privileges of Vision." This article is excerpted from an article in the current issue of New Perspectives Quarterly.
A High Output Peter Allen By Don Heckman
Tom Pollock's Message Was Pro-Hope, Not Anti-Press By Robert M. Jones, \f7 and \o7 Jones is e\f7 x\o7 ecutive director of the Southern California Region of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
OPERA REVIEW : D'Oyly Carte Mines 'Pirates' Treasure in Orange County By Martin Bernheimer, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
O.C. ART : Scottish Humor Could Use Wee Bit o' Tang and Punch By Cathy Curtis
Horton's Shaggy Director Story By Steve Weinstein
Catching Up With the Getty Center : Art: A look at the $350-million Getty Center in Brentwood as it moves toward a 1995 completion date. By Suzanne Muchnic, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Grappling With Ethical Problems in Hollywood : Film: An all-day panel discussion wrestles with the bottom line and high ideals. By Elaine Dutka, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Popular Soviet Premiere : Film: 'Gone With the Wind' comes to Moscow courtesy of Ted Turner, and Soviet moviegoers give a damn. By Carey Goldberg and Elizabeth Christie, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
World Series Sweep for CBS By Steven Herbert
All-Star Americana in World Series By Howard Rosenberg
Pianist From Coronado Wins Chopin : Music: Kevin Kenner takes the prize in Warsaw competition with second place. No first was given. By Monika Scislowska, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Herbie Hancock--Playing With Creative Fire : Music: The host of 'Coast to Coast' brings together an eclectic mix of artists for a spontaneous performance. The result is often rough, just the way he likes it. By Don Heckman
SHORT TAKES : Singer Learns She's Role Model \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Grandy Assails Helms' Arts Stance \o7 United Press International \f7
NEA's Chief Rejects Grant to Boston Museum : Arts: An award is denied for an exhibit with sexual themes by a Los Angeles artist, despite approval by a peer review panel. From Associated Press
Seagal Keeps 'Death' Hold on Box Office By Pat H. Broeske, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SHORT TAKES : Anchor Job Grueling--Brokaw \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
SHORT TAKES : 'Henry V' Named Best in Britain \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
SHORT TAKES : Black Activists 'Hamper Good Art,' James Earl Jones Declares \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Steps Still Fresh for Hoofers : Reunion: Veteran Harlem nightclub dancers cut a rug, hug, catch up in Manhattan after nearly 50 years. By Jenny Deam, REUTERS
SHORT TAKES : Studio Named for Greer Garson \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
SHORT TAKES : Prince's Arm Cast Raffled Off \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
SHORT TAKES : Bernstein Prize to Aid Education \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
BUSINESS
Grading Airlines on Recycling
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : STOCK GROUP WINNERS & LOSERS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : MUTUAL FUNDS
Market Watch : WEEKLY SCORECARD : FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
ROGER PALLEY : A Taste for 'Plain Vanilla' : Investment Manager Prefers the Safe, Steady Approach By John O'Dell, staff writer
A Cheaper Dollar May Not Help a Lot of U.S. Exporters By Tom Petruno, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Turner Boosts Pathe's Bid to Finance Merger : Entertainment: The Atlanta broadcasting firm licenses 1,000 films for 10 years. The fees could provide 15% of the cash needed for Pathe to combine with MGM/UA. By Jube Shiver Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kaiser Steel's Comeback Bid : Manufacturing: The once-ailing company, now concentrating on environmental operations, re-enters the public stock market. The move renews hope for thousands of the firm's Southern California retirees. By Donna K. H. Walters, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lufthansa Wants Ex-East German Carrier: Germany's... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japanese Increase Their Investments in U.S. Chip Plants By Jonathan Weber, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Credit Card Use Rose in 1989: Americans piled up an... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sallie Mae Accused of Fraud: Connecticut investor William... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Permanently Higher Oil Price Predicted: Oil prices should... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
Nissan Eyes Alabama and Tennessee Sites: The Japanese auto... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week. From United Press International
Philippine Airlines Will Be Taken Private Next Year From Reuters
McDonnell Douglas' Space Unit Is Expanding : Aerospace: The Huntington Beach-based subsidiary is a bright spot for the retrenching company. Future growth is tied to the space station. From Associated Press
Swiss Army Knife Firm Expands: The company that brought... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cash Management Bills Auctioned: The Treasury Department... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rates Rise: The rates averaged 10.24... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ski Maker Elan Folds: Elan, the Yugoslav company whose... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Domestic vehicle production by Japan's top two auto... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Toshiba Corp.'s U.S. subsidiary in Irvine has begun... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Foreign companies are leaving South Korea to escape rising... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Mogul Who Is Seoul's Unofficial Diplomat : Trade: Hyundai's leader believes in joint Northeast Asian development. He helped persuade the Soviets to establish ties with South Korea. By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A subsidiary of U.S. computer maker Atari Corp. has been... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Proposal Uncorked to Sell Half-Liter Bottles of Wine By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE WRITER
Market Watch : Utilities' Bond Message By Tom Petruno
EARNINGS : Ashland Reports Strong Gains From Times Wire Services
EARNINGS : $91-Million Loss at Time Warner From Times Wire Services
Dow Ends Off 4.70 After a Sharp Slide From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Treasury Delays 2nd Bill Auction From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : British Trade Gap at 3 1/2-Yr. Low From Times Wire Services
Japan Surpasses Germany as Top Used-Car Seller From United Press International
P.M. BRIEFING : Slower German Economy Seen From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Gasoline Prices Still Rising From Times Wire Services
Tokyo Stock Average Increases 2.4% \o7 United Press International\f7
P.M. BRIEFING : Soviet Predicts Oil Output Drop From Times Wire Services
P.M. BRIEFING : Directory Bought by Ameritech From Times Wire Services
Delta Air Lines, American Have Debt Rating Cut : Investments: Moody's cites poor outlook for earnings and large capital expenditures in downgrading billions of dollars in long-term debt. From United Press International
Fax Machines Give Lawyers a New Suit Tool By Linda Deutsch, ASSOCIATED PRESS
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Habitat Symposium at Cal State Fullerton By Nona Yates
Getting Justice Moving Again : The importance of passing Propositions 147 and 150
Slowing Down a Good Idea : Proposed purchase of rail rights comes under questionable state scrutiny
IN SANTA MONICA : Close Call
Japan Faces Its Own Policy Gulf : Uproar over Kaifu's proposal to dispatch forces
This Anxiety Attack Could Be Fatal : The people are deeply depressed by the chaos of transition and may seek relief in old nostrums, even dictatorship. By Walter Laqueur, \o7 Walter Laqueur is chairman of the Research Council of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, and the author of "Stalin: the Glasnost Revelations" (Scribners, 1990). \f7
PLATFORM : Ever-Present Danger By \o7 Chuck Nunley\f7, \o7 Officer CHUCK NUNLEY of the Los Angeles Police Department was shot and wounded in April, 1984, while investigating a family dispute. He talked to The Times about police fears of being shot: and \f7
COLUMN RIGHT : A Grand Old Party, in Two Parts : One side stands for reform, the other for reelection. The split may become permanent. By Paul M. Weyrich, \o7 Paul M. Weyrich is president of the Free Congress Research and Education Foundation, Washington. \f7
COLUMN LEFT : Ike Was Absolutely On Target : Unless we rein in bloated military spending, we'll drown in red ink. By Harold Willens, \f7 and \o7 Harold Willens, a Los Angeles business executive, serves as senior adviser to the Washington-based Center for Defense Information, a nonpartisan educational organization.
Plain as the Nose on Your Face By Laura Akgulian, \o7 Laura Akgulian is a Washington essayist who writes regularly about ethnicity in America. and \f7
ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Risky Business
Lottery Results : Oct. 20
6 Women Unite in Tenacious Fight Against Dump : Landfill: The 'Trash Bags' win attention for their passionate opposition to garbage-disposal giant's designs on Gregory Canyon. By Tom Gorman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mired Labor Talks Focus on Company Demand for Merit System By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
13-Year-Old Makes Valiant but Futile Effort to Save a Life By John D. Cramer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Yuppies and the Half-Baked Cherry Pie Connection By Tony Perry
ELECTIONS 21ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Freiman Needs a Flurry of GOP Defections to Upset Gallegly By Mayerene Barker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Savings Plans Called Safe Bet for Migrants : Crime: A legal assistance group is urging workers to trust their money to banks rather than lose it to robbers. By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Green-Thumb Guru : Antelope Valley: An ex-forester reminds transplanted urban landscapers that the high-desert climate can be unforgiving for most plants. By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Die, 1 Hurt in Weekend of Violence : Shootings: About 24 hours after Friday night's killing, a teen-ager is slain on Blythe Street in Van Nuys. A man is wounded Sunday about a block away. By Steve Padilla, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3 Gamblers Die on Encinitas Tracks From Associated Press
Health Dangers From Plant Spill Called Minimal By Steve Padilla, TIMES STAFF WRITER
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : Congress: 21st District
Homemade Bomb Blast Injures 1
A Subdued Santa Ana Warms Things Up a Bit By John D. Cramer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rally Pushes for School Reforms : Education: About 15,000 gather at the Sports Arena in an effort by Kids 1st to show strength. Among the goals is improving programs for minority students. By Jean Merl, TIMES EDUCATION WRITER
Man Held in 2 Rapes May Be Tied to Dozens : Crime: Police believe he has been attacking women since the mid-1970s. He allegedly preyed on prostitutes and transients reluctant to testify. By Josh Meyer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ELECTIONS BALLOT MEASURES : Sales Tax Increase Could Generate Extra $130 Million for Roads By Carlos V. Lozano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Seniors Care Facility Drafts Plan to Satisfy State Agency : Inspections: Cited 29 times, the home fired an employee who reportedly gave out medication to the wrong residents. By Hugo Martin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A 4th Brush Fire Blamed on Arson By Joanna M. Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Diving Into the Past : History: The Park Service tries to chart and protect turn-of-the-century shipwrecks off the coast before age and modern pirates take their toll. By Kirsten Lee Swartz, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
County Issue Who should tax whom?
She's a Live Wire for a Labor Cause : Crusade Waged for More Women Electricians By Bob Baker, TIMES LABOR WRITER
THOUSAND OAKS : Evaluations Sought of Cable TV Service By Psyche Pascual
PORT HUENEME : Forum Planned for School Candidates By Kim Kash
Holiday Craft Show to Benefit Museum By Gerry Brailo Spencer
VENTURA : Principal May Ban Underground Paper By Adrianne Goodman
Science / Medicine : Latex Paint Poses Mercury Hazard From Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Hubble to View Huge Saturn Storm From Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Star Found to Be Killing Neighbor From Times staff and wire reports
Science / Medicine : Water Bugs : Scientists Worry That New Tests Fail to Detect Dangerous Bacteria By Shari Roan, TIMES HEALTH WRITER
Science / Medicine : Team Finds 'Off' Switch for Cellular Reproduction From Times staff and wire reports
OXNARD : Man Is Stabbed Outside Market By Karen Mckean
Science / Medicine : Doctors Battling Epidemic Get New Look at Sleeping Sickness : Research: The disease is again raging in Africa. Scientists seek a way to keep the tsetse parasite from tricking the immune system. By Harry Nelson, \o7 Nelson is a retired Times medical writer living in Woodland Hills\f7
CAMARILLO : Pilot Lands Safely After Gear Failure By Karen Mckean
VENTURA : 15,000 Turn Out for 1st Harvest Festival By Karen Mckean
Area Congressmen's Newsletters Cost $619,802 : Government: Seven lawmakers sent 4.3 million pieces of mail to constituents in 1989. Rep. Jerry Lewis spent the most--$214,549 for five mailings. By Alan C. Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science / Medicine : Surgery Saves Life of Fetus From Times staff and wire reports
2 Critically Injured in Truck Accident
The Ships and Their Fate By Kirsten Lee Swartz
No Quick Fixes for Problem of College Repairs : Maintenance: From leaky roofs to electrical failures, colleges nationwide are deteriorating. Billions are needed, but only a small fraction of the money is available. By Kristina Lindgren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
If Need Fails to Motivate Car-Pooling, Greed Just Might By Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWPORT BEACH : Fate of Beachfront Right of Way at Hand By Laura Michaelis
FOOT BEAT : Anaheim Police Have Taken a Personal, High-Profile Approach to Cutting Crime in 10 Areas By Matt Lait, Times Staff Writer
ORANGE : Growth and Traffic Are Biggest Issues By Mary Helen Berg
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Save Our Parks Warns of Impostors By Bill Billiter
NEWPORT BEACH : Council to Address Pool Safety Codes
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Farewell Salute Planned for Pier By Bill Billiter
SANTA ANA : Auto Repair Shop Ordinance Fails By Greg Hernandez
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Consultant to Head Replacement Search By John Penner
SANTA ANA : City Council Rejects Zoning Ordinance By Greg Hernandez
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, LAGUNA NIGUEL : Meetings to Focus on Election Issues
The Dirty Half-Dozen Following is a list of the six most severe air pollution penalties assessed by the South Coast Air Quality Management District in August.
Art Affords Insight Into Alzheimer's By Mary Helen Berg
ANAHEIM : City Hires Rangers to Patrol Schools By Lisa Mascaro
ANAHEIM : Residents' Group Endorses Simpson
FULLERTON : Operation Cleanup Targets Drug Areas
BREA : Council Considers Supplemental Pay By Danielle A. Fouquette
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Mayor to Get Award as Conservationist By Wendy Paulson
DANA POINT : Picnic Site Will Be Named for Reporter
Mission Viejo Hosts U.N. Day Festivities By Bill Billiter
Suspect Rescued From Freeway Ledge
Man Arrested in Fatal Stabbing
Donations Mirror Size of Community By Frank Messina
Man, 36, Dies of Alcohol Poisoning
One Room, Many Memories : Anniversary: Alumni of El Toro Grammar School, at a re-enactment of the school's dedication in 1890, remember the old days. By Cherylanne Bealer
NEWS
Women in Men's Locker Rooms
Callous Bus Driver
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Women in Men's Locker Rooms
California Girls
Women in Men's Locker Rooms
Women in Men's Locker Rooms
Detective's Death and Gun Control
Political Differences
Jordan Ranch Plan Defended
Candidate's Old World Signs
Votes Cast Cost Money
Doubts Over Measure A
Colette Audry; French Novelist, Screenwriter, Critic
Thomas Murton; Reform-Minded Prisons Chief
Daniel Guilet; Beaux Arts Trio Violinist, NBC Orchestra Concertmaster
Tom Carvel; Ice Cream Magnate From Associated Press
Felix Pita Rodriguez; Once-Exiled Cuban Poet
Iraqi Ship Fails to Halt Despite Warning Shots By Douglas Jehl, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Palestinian Stabs 3 Jews to Death in Jerusalem : Israel: Attack is viewed as revenge for Temple Mount killings. Shamir blames the U.N. for fostering violence. By Daniel Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Conferees Near Clean Air Accord : Environment: A breakthrough compromise on acid rain leaves only a handful of minor issues to be settled. Bill takes aim at smog and ozone depletion. By Michael Ross, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Partisan Dispute Stalls Tax Talks : Budget: Republicans, Democrats deadlock over levies on the rich. White House officials angrily depart Capitol Hill. Negotiators for both sides later resume sessions. By Tom Redburn and William J. Eaton, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Gulf Refugees, Southern Hosts Feel Strain of Exodus By Jennifer Toth, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soviet Parties Unite Against Communists By Elizabeth Shogren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prop. 139 Would End State Ban on Hiring Out Inmates : Ballot: Initiative sponsored by Deukmejian would let businesses set up shops on prison grounds. By Bob Baker, TIMES LABOR WRITER
COLUMN ONE : Lots of Tax Talk, No Big Change : Despite tinkering with rates, what people end up paying as a portion of income has stayed about the same for decades. The system hasn't redistributed wealth either. By Tom Redburn, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Negotiators Reach Accord on Acid Rain By Michael Ross, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Catholic Church Flexing Its New Muscle in Poland : Politics: Schools are teaching religion, and an anti-abortion bill gains. Some are alarmed by the trend. By Charles T. Powers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rarely Seen Giant Shark Is Brought to Shore Alive By Marla Cone, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wildlife Habitat Periled by Fire : Ecology: A wind-fanned blaze blackened 1,200 acres in Lytle Creek Canyon in the San Gabriel Mountains. By Jenifer Warren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Feinstein, Wilson Say They Offer a Choice By Bill Stall, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Attorneys Turn Surrogate Mother Case Into Trial by Media By Sonni Efron, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CAMPAIGN JOURNAL : Third-Party Candidates Trying to Get to First Base With Voters By Dean Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
REGIONAL REPORT : Crumbling Education : Buildings: Budgets at public universities and colleges are shifting more money from repair and upkeep. The result is leaky roofs and deteriorating masonry. The price tag is $440 million in California and up to $70 billion nationwide. By Kristina Lindgren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Beirut Gunmen Slay Aoun Supporter, Family : Lebanon: The Christian clan leader's murder threatens to unleash a new spate of political killings. By Nick B. Williams Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Gorbachev, Mandate in Hand, Takes Uncharted Economic Path : Soviet Union: Obstacles and certainty lie ahead. But as the latest numbers show, urgent action is required. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Washington Insight From the Times Washington Staff
Town sees trucks as roadblock to tourist trade : The rediscovered failed utopia wants to detour 18-wheelers to clear path for visitors. By Lee May, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GULF WATCH: Day 81 : A daily briefing paper on developments in the crisis : Hostage Front:
CRISIS IN THE PERSIAN GULF : Iraqi Military Hampered by Critical Shortages : Embargo: U.S. officials say that a lack of materiel has reduced the mobility and training of troops. More shortages are likely. By John M. Broder, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fire at London Hospital \o7 Associated Press\f7
Precedent-Setting Pot Case Ends in Guilty Plea \o7 Associated Press \f7
Lava Flow Consumes Another Hawaii Home \o7 Associated Press\f7
House Supports Limit on Members' Mailing Privileges \o7 Associated Press \f7
Lawmakers, Activists Reject President's Compromise on Bias Bill From Times Wire Services
1 Killed, 3 Seriously Injured in Santa Barbara Plane Crash From a Times Staff Writer
Tight Senate Race Could Uproot Oregon Political Giant : Campaign: Challenger Harry Lonsdale has been able to use timely issues and voter discontent to undercut Sen. Mark Hatfield. By John Balzar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California IN BRIEF : OAKLAND : Church Wants to Fence Off Prostitutes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Report Finds Navy Lax in Prosecuting Sexual Assaults \o7 Washington Post\f7
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Cal Regional Falls Under State Scrutiny From Times Staff and Wire Reports
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Trial Ordered in Big Toxic Waste Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : New Dilemma for U.S. Communists From Times Staff and Wire Reports
California IN BRIEF : ENCINITAS : 3 Killed Playing Cards on Train Track From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Police Find Little Things Mean a Lot to S.E. Asians : Cultural rift: Officers in Orange County's Little Saigon must learn new system of values to be effective. By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NET LOSS? During Charles Keating's 33-day stay in Los... By Dan Weikel and Kris Lindgren
Rare Shark Is Captured Alive Off Dana Point By Marla Cone, TIMES STAFF WRITER
IN DEMAND: There are about 130,000 Southeast Asians in... By Kris Lindgren and Dan Weikel
BETTER LATE . . . : Today begins Earthquake Preparedness... By Dan Weikel and Kris Lindgren
TONIGHT: Mark Farner, guitarist and singer for '70s heavy... By Dan Weikel and Kris Lindgren
OUT OF ORDER: As California college campuses go, UC... By Kris Lindgren and Dan Weikel
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Feinstein, Wilson Say They Offer a Choice By Bill Stall, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Police Struggle to Adequately Serve, Relate to Community : Cultures: Orange County's large Southeast Asian population needs more bicultural, bilingual officers. A college progam seeks to provide more of them. By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Care Given Murder Case Helps Close Cultural Gap : Police work: Garden Grove detectives investigating brutal restaurant slayings painstakingly overcame the distrust in the Vietnamese community of officers. By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATION : Ex-S&L Chief Hit for $30 Million From Times Wire Services
Driver, Boa in Tow, Leads Police on 100-M.P.H. Chase By Michael Connelly, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oil Plunges Record $5 in Panic Selling From Reuters
SOUTHLAND : Teens Enter Drug 'Boot Camps' From Times Wire Services
STATE : Whale Beached in S.F. Bay From Times Wire Services
Suspect Held in Gang Shooting From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Genetic Parents Get Baby : Surrogate Has No Rights, Judge Rules By Sonni Efron, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LOCAL : Hahn Released From Hospital From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
NATION : Ex-S&L Chief Hit for $30 Million From Times Wire Services
SOUTHLAND : Drugged Man Wearing a Snake Gives CHP a Wild Freeway Chase From Times Wire Services
Iraq May Free Some Old, Ailing Americans From Associated Press
Palestinians Barred From Jerusalem From Associated Press
Defendant's Outburst Disrupts Opening of 2nd Jogger Rape Trial From Associated Press
Organized Crime Hits Soviet Union : Black market: KGB chief says boom is helped by foreign-backed private companies. From Associated Press
Cocaine Found to Spur Growth of AIDS Virus : Health: Researchers are concerned that use of the drug could increase the chance of the disease developing in those infected with HIV. From Associated Press
WORLD : Paper Sparks Indonesia Protest From Times Wire Services
Japan to Send Troops in Gulf Cassette Players \o7 Times Wire Services\f7
Rising Cost of Bubbly Adds to Worries of Rich From Associated Press
NATION : Nebraska Treasurer Charged From Times Wire Services
Lawmakers Continue Search for Compromise on Budget From Associated Press
WORLD : Egypt Opens Restored Pyramid From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Czech Communist Chief Ousted From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Mandela, Zulu Chief Will Meet From Times Wire Services
WORLD : Princess Banned From Driving From Times Wire Services
Iraq Captured U.S. Missiles--Cheney \o7 Associated Press\f7
Again?: Ron Kovic, the war hero whose story inspired the... Compiled by YEMI TOURE
She's Still Cooking : Lucy Luhan's Happy to Serve at Benefit By Ann Conway
Weekend Trip to Desert Proves Priorities Are in Order By Jack Smith
BOOK REVIEW : China Pushes Cliffie Over Edge : THE EARLY ARRIVAL OF DREAMS, \o7 by Rosemary Mahoney\f7 . Fawcett. $18.95, 256 pages By Carolyn See
LACMA Anniversary Bash Draws Crowds, Gifts By Bill Higgins
'Rocky Horror' Party Turns On the Fans By Jeannine Stein
The Taxed Bite Back : Taxes: Angry watchdog groups are barking about America's tax laws and sending their opinions to the President. By Beverly Beyette, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Short Notes in Paris : Fashion: The spring 1991 ready-to-wear collections allow shapely woman over 40 to look good in briefer clothes. By Mary Rourke, TIMES FASHION EDITOR
A Writer in Paradise : Fiction: Life in republican Rome is the subject of author Colleen McCullough's new book, which already is a national best seller. By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Improving the Prospects for Women : Bias: Top-flight members of International Women's Forum plan in L.A. how to 'Make a Difference in the Years Ahead.' By Bettijane Levine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cal State L.A. to Honor School Chief
Stork Came Dressed in Blue : Medicine: Gareth William Neumann III arrived Oct. 11. His parents credit his much-longed-for birth to a controversial sex-selection technique. By Lynn Smith, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Short Cuts to Fashion for Those Over 40 By Mary Rourke, TIMES FASHION EDITOR
SPORTS
Giants Stage Comeback for Victory, 20-19 : NFC: Matt Bahr kicks a 40-yard field goal on the final play of the game to defeat Phoenix and keep New York unbeaten. From Associated Press
Getting Big Pickups From Dexter Carter, Defense, 49ers Win : Interconference: Steelers slow Montana, but help out San Francisco with two key turnovers. From Associated Press
Ezor Gives Broncos Some Run in Win Over the Colts, 27-17 : AFC: Rookie replaces the hobbling Humphrey and gains 82 yards as Denver ends its three-game losing streak. From Associated Press
Buffalo Waits Until Desperation Time, Wins Again, 30-27 : AFC: Kelly throws a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mueller with 19 seconds left to turn back the Jets, who can't hold another lead in final minutes. From Associated Press
Redskins Emphasize Results, Not Looks After 13-7 Victory : NFC: Washington overcomes missed opportunities and keeps Philadelphia winless against NFC East opponents. From Associated Press
Seahawks, Johnson Get Back on Track Against Chiefs, 19-7 : AFC: Seattle stops Kansas City with outstanding defense against the rush and four field goals from its maligned kicker. From Associated Press
Irvin, Cowboys Catch Buccaneers, 17-13 : NFC: Receiver scores with 23 seconds left on a 28-yard pass from Aikman to give Dallas its second victory over Tampa Bay in three weeks. From Associated Press
Oilers' Rush Party Initiates Walsh and Stops Saints, 23-10 : Interconference: In his first start for New Orleans, he passes for 292 yards but is sacked four times, fumbles once and throws an interception. From Associated Press
NHL ROUNDUP : Chelios Leaves Doghouse, Bites the North Stars, 7-1 From Associated Press
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Chang Wins First Set, but Lendl Takes the Next Three From Associated Press
Titans Fall Again, 45-21, at Hawaii By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California-based 4-year-old Fly Till Dawn, normally a...
John Halverson, a Norwegian who resides in Ottawa, held...
Weak Rainbows Strong-Arm Titans : College football: Hawaii hands injury-plagued Fullerton its seventh straight loss. By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ROUNDUP : Eberhart Leads Golden West to Volleyball Championship
OAK TREE : Colt's Buddy System Pays Off By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dana Hills' Sullivan Adds Plenty of Distance to His Drives : Cross-country: After leaving golf behind, runner gains confidence and picks up the pace. By Kim Kutcher
Chargers on Empty at the Start By Dave Distel
Raiders Wrap Chargers in a Bo : Football: Jackson scores twice in 24-9 Raider victory. By T.J. Simers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Butts Helps Offense Get Off Ground By Don Patterson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
REPORT CARD / T.J. SIMERS : Not Much of a GPA, Is It? By T.J. Simers
Passing Game Off the Mark By Don Patterson
CHARGER REVIEW : NOTEBOOK / T.J. SIMERS : Rolling Charges Raiders With Holding By T.J. Simers
USD Soccer Team Wins 7th in a Row
Heat Is On Aztecs Despite Time Off in Their Schedule By Scott Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Halverson Wins 10K With a Late Surge By John Geis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rams Strike Back at Falcons, Critics : Pro football: A 44-24 victory over Atlanta puts L.A. on a verbal offensive against doubters of defense. By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sullivan Goes Out on Top for Penske : Auto racing: He ends six-year association with team by winning at Laguna Seca in CART's final event of the season. By Shav Glick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bo Makes Raiders Twice as Nice : Pro football: Jackson's return produces a balanced running attack, not a clash of egos, in 24-9 victory over Chargers. By Chris Dufresne, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lakers Win, but There's Less Than Meets the Eye By Mark Heisler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Overtime Goal Keys UCLA Win Over Wake Forest
GOLF : Another Victory for Trevino From Associated Press
MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Senna Seals Formula One Title on the First Turn in Japan From Associated Press
Weight of Crown Is Heavy : Unhappy Douglas Receives Little Solace From Oddsmakers By Earl Gustkey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ANALYSIS : A Homer, a Mistake Give Reds the Title By Ross Newhan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
His Silence Was Golden for the Bears By Ted Brock
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Only a Matter of Time for an A's Victory
Cross-Training Just a Snap as Bo Starts in Midseason Form : Raiders: Jackson's only problem in 1990 football debut is keeping his helmet on against Chargers. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Spotlight / A Glance At This Week In The Nfl : Dirty Waters
Reds Get Hearty Welcome Back Home \o7 Associated Press\f7
WORLD SERIES NOTES : Davis' Injury Will Not Require Surgery From Associated Press
Everett Gets His Revenge on Glanville : Rams: Quarterback hasn't forgotten what coach has said about him during his holdout days in Houston. By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Riverside Football Player Dismissed From Team After Punching Referee By Rob Fernas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
University of Tennessee Coach Johnny Majors met with...
USC flanker Gary Wellman, who suffered a concussion in...
Outfielder Rob Deer of the Milwaukee Brewers and pitchers...
Soviets won six of the 10 gold medals at the world...
Is New York's Ban on Lasix a Sham? : Horse racing: Bleeder medication won't be allowed for Breeders' Cup races, but horses might be getting 'bleeder therapy.' By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ohio State's Cooper Is Out Two Weeks After Surgery
Agreement Is Set for Standardbreds to Train at Del Mar By Steve Schuelein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NOTEBOOK : Officials Keep Busy Sending Their Flags Flying the Falcons' Way By John Weyler and Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Ellard's Broken Record Plays Same Old Songs By Mike Reilley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gary Is Missing Ingredient : Rams: Running back, playing nearly pain-free for first time in this season, scores twice, gains 102 yards in 19 carries and provides much-needed balance to the offense. By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sideline Behavior Has Been Anything But Sporting By Barbie Ludovise
THE SIDELINES : Agent Says Illness Put Falcons' Casillas in AWOL Ranks Again From Times Wire Services
Despite Rain, Fans Whoop It Up for the Reds By Terry Kinney, ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE SIDELINES : '42 Heisman Winner Dies in Ga. From Times Wire Services
BASEBALL NOTES : Pitchers Duel in Name-Calling Over Hit Batter in Series Finale From Associated Press
Tyson Settles Man's Claim of Assault \o7 Associated Press\f7
THE SIDELINES : Matthews Signs Lucrative Deal From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Ciccarelli Out With Broken Hand From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Sonics Cut Higgins and Giomi From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Thomas, Laimbeer Have Surgery From Times Wire Services
THE SIDELINES : Fraser to Head Olympic Baseball From Times Wire Services
Superstitious Owner Hopes Wand Has Magic By John Nelson, ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE NFL: MONDAY REPORT : Cowboys, Bucs Are Surprise Playoff Contenders : Trends: The collapse of preseason favorites, the bye week and extra wild cards should keep many teams in the hunt. By Dave Goldberg, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Holyfield May Prove Douglas to Be Just a Flash in Pugilism Pan By Melvin Durslag
Reds Showed True Colors, A's Scored an F
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