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NATION : Texan in Line for Energy Post
Key U.N. Committee Votes for Global Ban on Trade in Ivory
6,000 at Pro-Choice Rally in New Jersey
Bush Maintains Faith in CIA Chief, Aide Says
U.S. Airman Held for Talking to Soviets in Bonn
Commitment Stronger, Freed S. Africans Say
Ambassador Named
Money for Housing Was Put Away in O.C., State Reports
Latin Ghosts Haunt an Asian Nation : Philippines: Corazon Aquino's leadership style, forged largely by Hispanic traditions, keeps her nation from being a regional economic power.
Walker a Big Hit in Debut With Vikings
Raiders Go With Bo's Flow to Knock Off Chiefs, 20-14
Chargers Could Kick Themselves as Seahawks Escape With Victory : NFL: Seattle blocks both extra point and field goal tries, leaving McMahon & Co. behind by one point when time runs out.
Anchor Glass Acquired for About $800 million:...
Huntsman Bids for Aristech Chemical: A group...
Wait-and-See May Be Best Stock Strategy for Now : Markets: It depends on specific circumstances, of course, but most experts say that long-term investors shouldn't be in a rush to sell.
It's the Cos: Actor-millionaire Bill Cosby and...
NATION : Atlantis' Countdown Resumes for Tuesday Morning Launch
Meese Ally Wallach Gets 6 Years in Wedtech Case
The Antarctic as a Park
COUNTYWIDE : Delegate Assails O.C. Politicians
Chargers Don't Get Their Kicks, Lose to Seahawks, 17-16
NHL ROUNDUP : Lemieux Scores, but Penguins Lose
COSTA MESA / NEWPORT / IRVINE : NEWPORT BEACH : 4 Honored as Top '89 Public Employees
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Fumigant Alters Chromosome
SCIENCE / MEDICINE : Doubt Grows Over Reliance On Clinical Trials
Drugged Out : Officers Who Lost Police Careers to Cocaine Counsel Others to Learn From Their Mistakes
CENTRAL : WESTMINSTER : Fireworks Backers Seek Referendum
NORTHWEST : BUENA PARK : Gang Prevention Candidates Screened
Substitute Albeiro Uzurriaga scored with 17 minutes...
SADDLEBACK / SOUTH BEACH : SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Pit-Barbecued Beef to Be Served Sunday
Raspy, Feverish, Will Clark Skips Batting Practice
WAYNE GRETZKY / 1,852 POINTS : Howe Got Start in Old-Time Hockey : 1946-47: Toronto dethroned Montreal in NHL and the Los Angeles Monarchs were kings of the ice on West Coast.
Gretzky Ties Howe's Scoring Record
X-Rated Trance Textures From Chris & Cosey
Alfonso Tafoya, Ex-President of Nosotros, Dies
"Any senior citizen who comes to the...
Summit on Education
Summit on Education
Mortgage Rates Down: Fixed-rate home mortgages are...
THE WORLD SERIES : OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS : A's Get Moore of Same, Keep Giants at Bay : Game 2: Oakland gets ready to cross bridge with a 2-0 lead after four-hit pitching and a three-run homer by Terry Steinbach bring 5-1 victory over San Francisco.
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TV & VIDEO - Oct. 16, 1989
Teachers Strike for First Time in Beverly Hills
Deputies Smelled a Sting; Target Came as a Surprise
Fed Would Fight Panic With Cash : Stock Market: The central banks of the U.S. and other major countries say they have procedures in place to quell a further price slide.
Impersonating His Father Imitating a Missionary : ISARA A Voyage Around Essay by Wole Soyinka (Random House: $18.95; 272 pp.; 0-394-54077-8 )
For Mountain Bike Enthusiasts, Moab Is Where to Make the Grade
Some Sweet Deals to Be Had in Japan Port City
Building Industry Show, Seminars to Examine 'Critical Issues of '90s'
TWILIGHT by Elie Wiesel (Warner Books: $9.95)
Party Says No to the Nomenklatura : Soviet Union: Proposed reforms will dismantle the system of elitism that has slowed perestroika.
Bequest on Sale : S.F. Residents Believe Catholic Church's Liquidation Is Untrue to Benefactor's Wishes
Anti-Drug Effort Sows Bad Blood : Guatemala: Farmers complain that legitimate crops are being damaged by a U.S. spraying program designed to cut into heroin production.
Decline in Stocks Laid to End of Takeover Mania : Economy: Experts see world trade speeding up and investment rising in anticipation of economic growth. : NEWS ANALYSIS
Soviet, U.S. Panelists Trade Gags in Summit Talks on Political Wit
Ex-Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka Retires
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Orange Lutheran Loses Third Straight, Falls to Aggressive Tijuana Team
Canseco Reaches a Fork in the Road
Mike Hill Leads Seniors by 3 Shots
Patrick Wins New Car With Ace at Valencia
SHOWDOWN AT THE COLISEUM : Guns N' Roses Take on the Rolling Stones : For years, there was only one choice as 'The World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band'--but it's all over now
The Donald Trump Of Japan
The Coffee Plants Are Fine, but Cup's Empty
The Times by William Matthews
Moonstruck : Artist Considers Leaving Work in Beverly Hills, but Does the City Want It?
Glasnost Benefits Breast Cancer Research
'Squealers' Vow to Save Quality of Life in Belmont Shore
Two Officers Indicted in Abandoning Black Youths to Beating by Gang
Ex-GI Dedicates Life to Help Amerasians
Columbus Left 'Real' Indians in a Bind : Americana: When the explorer mistook America for India, he created an identity problem for later arrivals from the Asian subcontinent.
Dow Dives 190 Points; '87 Crash Recalled : Stock market: The failure of the United Airlines buyout sent the stock market into a sudden plunge, the biggest crash since a drop of more than 500 points in 1987.
Queen Arrives in Malaysia
PROFOOTBALL / WEEK 6 : THE OTHER GAMES
No More Mr. Light Guy: Toreros Bulk Up for Bigger, Better Season
Little Runs for 259 Yards as Occidental Rolls to Win
Reaction to Walker Trade: Good for Both Teams
PROFOOTBALL / WEEK 6 : Chiefs-Raiders: a Game to Build On
Mia Farrow: 9 Kids, 10 Years With Woody : Living apart, working together has been the secret to their offscreen, onscreen success
Homes That Captured the Dream : Innovative Case Study Program Redefined Residential Architecture in Postwar L.A.
"Visiting Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia" and...
East German Media Spurn Tradition, Print Criticism : East Bloc: An unparalleled display of Soviet-style glasnost makes for astonishing reading in the party daily and other state-controlled papers.
THE TIMES POLL : Drivers Give Up on Hope of Auto Rate Cuts
In Brief : Sacramento : Detective Accused of Obstructing Justice
KIM PHUC
Harbor Cleanup Adds to Problems of Todd Shipyards : Environment: After closing its doors and filing for bankruptcy in July, the shipbuilding company is now battling with the Port of Los Angeles over who should clean up the property.
Shooting Range Safety Issue for Forest Service
Southwest Goes to the Air for 28-7 Victory Over Pierce
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Lawson Loses Sleep Over Key Roughing Penalty
Racing Gets Off to Slow Start in Texas
The name of country music star Keith...
Fritz Scholder Resumes Exploration of American Indian Mysticism, Pop Surrealism
Japanese Competition Is No Threat
SEARCHING FOR ROBERT JOHNSON by Peter Guralnick (Dutton/Obelisk: $14.95; 83 pp.)
Containers of Plants
How To Make Dog Find New Digs
IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D. C. : Satellites Called Key to Fight on Famine
14-Year-Old Shot
Turmoil Engulfs Residents Assn. in Mission Viejo : Homeowners: In-house squabbling may point to a larger question of control of the city. Some blame it on an undercurrent of suspicion against the community's developer.
Settling the Mick-in-Mott Question?
Are San Quentin inmates a 'community of thugs'?
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Arreola Approaches Racing Form
HORSE RACING / OAK TREE INVITATIONAL : Baze Gets Ride, Hawkster Gets Record
Jockey Didericksen Wins Aboard Sompin To Sea
Turpin Plays Weighing Game for Bullets
A Slap Shot in Edmonton's Face
Will Disney Enter the Wonderful World of Rock?
Of Noah and the Worm : A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 10 1/2 CHAPTERS by Julian Bonds (Alfred A. Knopf: $18.95; 309 pp.)
FOOD : Dim Sum Desserts : A Blend of Traditions Gives Chinese Sweets a Distinctly Western Accent
2-Year-Old Conservancy Becomes Whittier's Most Vocal Adversary
Soviet Reforms Leave Europe's Communist Parties Adrift
Fraudulent Title Transfers a Snap in State : Law: In California, property can be transferred with an owner's signature on a grant deed and a notary seal. The county recorder's office is not required to verify the real estate documents it registers.
IN BRIEF : IOWA : More Parts From Jet Found in Corn Fields
PROFILE FAYE WATTLETON OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD : Fundamentalist's Daughter Shapes Pro-Choice Strategy
To Our Readers
The UFO Tass Missed : Extraterrestrials: A Soviet emigre relates his own unearthly experience with a saucer-sighting in Moscow.
Military Regime Turns Screws on Fearful Burmese : Myanmar: A demoralized nation with a new name lives in terror despite the regime's promise of elections next year.
Freed Health Care Worker Alters Name, Is Relicensed : Inquiry: A medical technician will have his license revoked after he was identified as the man convicted of giving an infant a near-fatal drug dose in 1985.
32 Arrested in Sweep of Pacoima-Area Bars
For This Patient, the Best Rx Is Takeout Food : . . . and don't forget the corkscrew
Double Doors
In Control of Snails
FISHING IN THE TIBER by Lance Morrow (Henry Holt: $12.95)
Bus Firm's Use of Parking Lot Miffs Neighbors : Tourism: Efforts to boost tourism industry in Hollywood pits economic interests against neighbors complaining about bus noise and pollution.
Shuttle Computer OK; Atlantis Cleared for Liftoff
1st World Conclave on Kurds Opens in Paris
CHARLES HILLINGER'S AMERICA : Pittsburgh Still Adores Cathedral of Learning
Pro-Choice Group Targets 9 Politicians
Inglewood Extends Building Moratorium
Time to Feel Some Guilt
A Cozy Pack--With No Parents : TODAY'S YOUTH: They cruise the Carlsbad mall and sleep in a secret canyon hideaway. They're the Mall Rats, a tightly-knit group of runaways and castoffs who have created their own society without parents.
Praise, Suspicion Greet Police 'Outpost' : Law enforcement: The LAPD's experiment at the Imperial Courts housing project in Watts is testing the waters of a new approach to police-community relations.
LOTTERY RESULTS : OCT. 14
Palmdale Player Arrested for Attacking Referee
Smith Worked Up After USC Works Bears Over, 31-15
PREP WATER POLO : Corona del Mar Moves to 16-0
Jones' Oldies
IN BRIEF : OHIO : Fernald Lawsuit Settlement OKd
Canadians by Thousands Mount Forces to Protest Planned 9% Sales Tax
In Brief : WASHINGTON, D. C. : Alleged Spy Says U.S. Knew of Dealings
Mother Teresa Leaves India Hospital
In Hong Kong, Getting Out Is Becoming Big Business
Apartheid Foes Stage S. Africa 'Victory Marches'
COMMENTARY : NHL Buys Into Glasnost, but What Price Will It Pay?
Brandenburg: SDSU a Mystery Because of New Faces, Injuries
REFLECTION : Wonderful Memories of Subway Series
Liut's Return Made Easy by Teammates
The trade that sent running back Herschel...
Parker Performs His Masterpiece
Potato Power: This Spud's For You
SOCKER NOTEBOOK : A Defensive Future in Cogsville; A Happy Camper in Segota
HOT TYPE: Every magazine is entitled to...
La Jolla's Macbeths: 'A Great Team'
Suitable for Framing
AROUND HOME : Notes on a High Tech Desk, and Garden and Animal Events : Executive Workbench
TIME'S ISLAND The California Desert by T.H. Watkins (Peregrine Smith Books: $16.95, paper; 96 pp.)
On a Tour Through Hungary's Outlaw Country
Under Cover : Oil-Free Cosmetics and Makeup Savvy Help Adults Hide Acne Blemishes
Sweaters by Hand: Designs for Spinners and Knitters by Helene Rush and Rachael Emmons, (Interweave Press; 1988)
Thumbs Down on a Real-Life Family Drama
Memorial Is Evaluating the Health of Its Trauma Unit
Another Chapter in Compton's Fiscal Tale : City Hall: Compton's controller says he was placed on administrative leave after disclosing that the city has a stack of unpaid bills, purchase orders and contracts worth between $5 million and $6 million.
Plans for Malibu Equestrian Center Approved by State, School District
Dole Declares 'Time Is Right' to Appoint 'Super Mediator' for Coal Miners' Strike
Your Mortgage : How to...
Elderly, Poor Are Easy Prey for Home-Equity Schemers
'Brew masters probably work more for love than for money'
Inept Nets Are Fitch's Latest Rebuilding Task
A lawyer for the Italian tourist who...
An Ugly Jazz Story : MILES The Autobiography by Miles Davis With Quincy Troupe (Simon & Schuster: $22.45; 416 pp.)
How Trump-Style Takeovers Hurt America
Three Looks at Bermuda and Europe
Purchase Contract Must Be Worded Exactly to Be Enforceable in Court
Thorough Research Is Key to Negotiating Best Possible Deal
Pasadena College Plans $17-Million, 3-Story Library
The House
Missouri Town Goes a Bit Nutty About Its Rare, Protected Albino Squirrels
Driver Badly Hurt, 6 Others Injured in Street Race Crash
With the country currently in the grip...
Fire Burns Hole in Plane During Boarding; 6 Hurt
East Germany's Dilemma
Commercial signs will be the topic at...
Spain Seizes Drug Suspects
Entomologists Hope Attention Will Plant Bug in Decision Makers' Ears
Seal Beach Council OKs Residential Project on Former Wetlands Site
Rating the Legislators on Measures Passed
Don't Blame Him : Giants' Clark Offers Excuses While Rest of Team Ponders Loss
EAST ROUNDUP : Penn State Runs Past Syracuse
A car sped off the road and...
He Kept Out of Trouble When Reggie Got Him Into Ballpark
Bakersfield Slips by Moorpark
1 City's Passion Is Another's Poison : History Counts to Residents of S. Pasadena
Parents and teachers get ready to decide school policies.
A look at upcoming events in LOS ANGELES COUNTY
THE WORLD SERIES : OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS : A's Dodge Replay of '88 Opener : Game 1: Stewart pitches a five-hitter and Oakland gets home runs from Parker and Weiss in a 5-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants.
Titan Rush Hour: Pringle Runs Over Pacific in Victory
Soviets Take Big Leads at World Gym Meet
PREP CROSS-COUNTRY : Dana Hills' Niednagel Division I Winner
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Michigan Denies Michigan State, 10-7
No. 3 Colorado Breezes, 52-17 : Key player: Eric Bieniemy of Bishop Amat High, Colorado's leading rusher, suffers a broken right leg.
Behind the Guns N' Roses Racism Furor : The continuing debate over whether the band's song, 'One in a Million,' promotes bigotry
Classics on Parade
Canoga Park Club Shuts Down; Heavy Metal Format Fails to Fly
Two Stones Reminisce, but Not in Tempo : The legacy of myths and hits are dissected by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Help! His Best Friend Is Turning Into a Sheep! : A WILD SHEEP CHASE by Haruki Murakami; translated from the Japanese by Alfred Birnbaum (Kodansha International: $18.95; 320 pp.)
CHILDREN OF VIOLENCE
Eurailpass Introduces New Passes
Airlines Need Better Security Staff : Airports: Security costs, which are going up due to higher pay levels for trained personnel and new equipment, might well be reflected in the price of airline tickets.
'Finlandization' Wins Respect of Finns : Europe: Finland isn't as uncomfortable about its history of deference to the Soviet Union in these days of glasnost .
S. Africa Frees Sisulu, 7 Other Black Leaders
Anti-Defection Devices on China Planes Reported
SCIENCE GEOTHERMAL ACTIVITY : Concern Over Crater Lake Focuses New Attention on Freshwater Bodies
Girl, 7, Leaves Hospital After Spleen Surgery
Making How-To Manuals 'User-Friendly'
Nancy Reagan's New Book Harshly Critical of Regan
The Art of Estonian Activism: An Architect Designs New Democracy
Lawndale to Explore Replacing Apartments With Condominiums
2 Camps of 'Just Folks' Battle Over Santa Clarita Tax
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL
PLNC Men Win Cross Country Championship
Flipper Finds Practice Makes Sense : Rams: With his mind now firmly fixed on his job, wide receiver Anderson realizes that practice really is a prelude to success.
Injury Forces Parks Out of Wheelchair Tennis
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : Gauchos Hold Off St. Mary's
Vaez Injures Knee in OCC Victory
House Afire : Loyola Junior Sparks the Volleyball Team to a Commanding League Start
NOTEBOOK : Reuschel Shuts Up as He Is Preparing to Shut Down A's
Films going into production:
Chico, the Man
Camel Safari Can Make Any India Desert Trip a Memorable Adventure
The Remaking of Douglas by McDonnell : Aerospace: Following a massive restructuring of the Southern California aircraft firm by its St. Louis parent, morale is low at Douglas and there is a sea of red ink.
The Case Study Houses: 1946-1963
Mortal Combat on the Roof of Africa : TO ASMARA by Thomas Keneally; (Warner Books: $18.95; 290 pp.)
First Street Plaza Project Chosen for Analysis Review
Some of the Best Choir Music You've Never Heard
GARDENS : Taming the Wildflower : Fall Planting Promises Low-Maintenance Color in Spring
Illegal Aliens Drawn to 'Lucky' Australia
Poor Find Few Lifelines in a Sea of Affluence : Poverty: A four-month investigation shows that despite some heroic individual efforts, the county is not providing enough assistance to its neediest citizens.
IN BRIEF : FRANCE : Rightist Faces Trial Over Anti-Semitism
Third World Living Conditions Afflict Many Rural Areas of U.S. : Agencies Hammer In Hope Amid Poverty
Italy's New Tizzy: Will Tilting Tower of Pisa Topple?
UCI Auditor Examines Charges of Impropriety
Orange Teen Hurt in Drive-By Shooting
The San Juan Hot Springs will be...
Torrance Facility Puts 'Gee Whiz!' Into Science Classes
Commentary : 2 Views on Sales Tax Hike for Roads : NO: Measure M is a tax increase costing every resident in Orange County an average $63 a year.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : St. Francis Loses in Battle for Third
No. 1 Notre Dame Uses Rocket to Blast Air Force Out of Path
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Defense Helps Rancho Santiago Stay Unbeaten
NHL ROUNDUP : Goal-Less Lemieux Still Provides Big Assist
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Houston Grounded by A&M; in Upset
Meatless Wonders
International Flavor of San Francisco Ballet : Tomasson brings a melting-pot company to Orange County Performing Arts Center for six-day engagement
CRA's Fee Bodes Ill for Healthy Downtown
A Test For Quality Manufacture of Pliers
A Talk With Julian Barnes
The comedy anthology series, whose humorous stories...
Juvenile Justice Nominee
Developers Find 'Window' Shut in 2 Areas : Neighborhoods: A building ban has not yet taken effect in Pico-Fairfax and Crenshaw, but developers are finding it tough to get permits before it does.
CLOUDS OF DISPUTE COVER WORLD WARMING : POLITICAL HEAT VS. SCIENTIFIC LIGHT : The American West: Bust, Boom, Hang On
Look to the East : 7th Annual Korean Festival Celebrates Traditions of a Homeland
Critics Say D.A.'s Welfare Screening Intimidates Needy
Dispute Over Cost of Cleanup Delays Sale of Shipyard
Thomas Comes Back Well After Injury
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : Fresno State Notches 13th Straight Victory
Pushing Boundaries : In an era when there's not a lot of traffic in writing for bands, Bill Holman's career is steady--and the jazz keeps percolating
The Re-education of a China Watcher : Once an Idealist Who Idolized Maoism, Author Orville Schell Now Champions China's Dissidents
Bias Seen in Opposition to Expanding South's 1st Rapid-Transit Lines : Atlanta: Suburban residents say if the city's transit system comes into their neighborhoods, more crime will come with it. That contention is widely seen as racist.
In Brief : OHIO : Entire Town Routed by Ammonia Leak
IN BRIEF : WEST VIRGINIA : Woman Charged in Plan to Sell Child
The House
Merchants From India Add Subcontinental Flavor to Texas Border City : Immigration: Hindu residents retain ties to their culture, but embrace American and Mexican traditions too.
Jay Ward: Masterful Humorist
Gateway to Studio City Closes Doors : Landmark: A black Cadillac is the end of the line for a 1950s carwash that made news after being nominated for cultural landmark status.
PROFILE : JAMES C. CORMAN : Lobbyist Savors Life With Family But Misses Congressional Career
Boy, 12, Hit by Train, Seriously Injured
PACIFIC 10 ROUNDUP : Washington Makes Most of Oregon's Mistakes
Drexler Scores 24 to Lead Trail Blazers to 111-107 Victory Over the Clippers
Seahawks Hobbling Into San Diego : Chargers: A team, so far unable to take advantage of others' misfortunes, today faces Seattle--another team in transition.
COMMENTARY : THE WORLD SERIES : OAKLAND ATHLETICS vs. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS : Bay's Ball Not Capturing His Imagination
NBA NOTES : Rockets Won't Fire Without Olajuwon
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : OCC Women Win Meet at Santa Barbara
Palmdale's Wilson May Face Prosecution
PREP ROUNDUP : Palos Verdes Racks Up Another Come-From-Behind 'Miracle'
Fullerton Takes Big Lead, Holds on to Win, 35-26
IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Defector's MIG Is Bonanza for West
Volcano Locked Mayan Settlement in a Time Capsule : Archeology: For excited investigators, the 1,400-year-old civilization is a Pompeii in El Salvador.
MEDICINE GROWING OLDER : Volunteers Undergo Tests to Determine Effects of Aging : Research: Every two years, the subjects pay their own way to Baltimore to help in survey that may unlock the door to biological mysteries of advancing years.
Pasadenans Slowly Adjust to Hauling Their Trash to Curb
The House
The Tale of a Kinky Cowboy Who Made Good
185 Arrested While Trying to Block Abortion Clinics
Soviets' Anchor in Central Europe Swamped by Dissent and Defection
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Presto! Piranha Turns Into a Pacu
Sales Tax Hike's Backers to Stress Benefits to Drivers
By the Bay, It's Who's on Hill That Counts
Nearly Everything Old Is New Again for USIU Basketball
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Unhappy Carson Quits Edmonton : Hockey: Oiler center leaves team on eve of Gretzky's chance to break scoring record.