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BOOKS

World's Fair by E. L. Doctorow (Random House: $17.95; 288 pp.) RICHARD EDER
The Third Millenium A HISTORY OF THE WORLD: AD 2000-3000 by Brian Stableford and David Langford (Knopf: $20; 224 pp., illustrated) Ernest Callenbach, Callenbach is the author of " Ecotopia Emerging " and recently, with Michael Phillips, " A Citizen Legislature " (Banyan Tree). and
The Black Lights INSIDE THE WORLD OF PROFESSIONAL BOXING by Thomas Hauser (McGraw Hill: $16.95; 257 pp.) Fred Moramarco, Moramarco is formerly Book Review editor for Arete: The Journal of Sport Literature. and
Dante's Inferno translated and illustrated by Tom Phillips (Thames & Hudson: $39.95; 311 pp.) John Freccero, Freccero is professor of Italian at Stanford University. Harvard University Press will publish a collection of his essays on Dante this spring. and
The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M. Auel (Crown: $19.95; 645 pp.) Judy Bass, Bass is a book critic and feature writer in Massachusetts. and
Fiction FRANK LEVERING
Nonfiction DAVID GRABER
Nonfiction MARY LOU LOPER
Nonfiction MARK SCHORR
Fiction ELISSA RABELLINO
Nonfiction ALAN J. ADLER
Nonfiction JACK MILES
More 'Elaborations'
Where, Oh Where?
Handbook of Russian Literature edited by Victor Terras (Yale: $35; 558 pp.) Michael Heim, Heim teaches Russian and Czech literature at UCLA. and
Fiction SUSAN HINERFELD
The Uses of Pleasure THE HISTORY OF SEXUALITY, VOL. II by Michel Foucault; translated by Robert Hurley (Pantheon: $17.95; 281 pp.) Andrew J. McKenna, McKenna teaches French literature at Loyola University of Chicago. and
Roubles in Words, Kopeks in Figures AND OTHER STORIES by Vasily Shukshin; translated by Natasha Ward and David Iliffe (Marion Boyars: $14.95; 207 pp.) James Ragan, Ragan, author of "In the Talking Hours," is director of USC's Professional Writing Program. and
The Color of the Air Scenes From the Life of an American Jew by John Sanford (Black Sparrow: $20, hardcover; $12.50, paperback; 350 pp.) Elaine Kendall
Fiction ANDREW WEINBERGER
Welliver introduction by John Ashbery, text by Frank H. Goodyear Jr. (Rizzoli: $60; 167 pp., illustrated) Suzanne Muchnic, Muchnic is a Times art critic.
Dreamtime by Hans Peter Duerr; translated by Felicitas Goodman (Basil Blackwell: $24.95; 462 pp.) Kenneth Atchity, Atchity is the co-editor of "Dreamworks." His book, "A Writer's Time," will be published by Norton in January. and
A Matter of Interest
Questions of 'Silence'
GIFT BOOKS 1985 : Salmagundi CHARLES SOLOMON, Solomon's apartment overflows with the research for this article
Are We Having Fun Yet?
Do You Know This Person?
GIFT BOOKS 1985 : Travel BEVERLY BEYETTE, Beyette is a Times staff writer.
Sleeping Dog by Dick Lochte (Arbor House: $15.95; 273 pp.) Bob Ellison, Ellison, a teetotaler, is a veteran journalist, critic and photographer. and
October Blood by Francine du Plessix Gray (Simon & Schuster: $16.95; 256 pp.) Mary Rourke, Rourke is a Times staff writer.
Gardens by Holly Prado (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich; $14.95; 149 pp.) Sharon Dirlam, Dirlam is a Times staff writer.
Alexander Pope: A Life by Maynard Mack (Yale Univeristy/Norton: $22.50; 975 pp.) John Hummel, Hummel, a textbook editor, has taught at the University of Texas and UC Santa Cruz. and
The City of Joy by Dominique Lapierre; translated by Kathryn Spink (Doubleday: $17.95; 464 pp.) Jeff Dietrich, Dietrich lives and works at the Los Angeles Catholic Worker, a community that provides services to the Skid Row population

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Survivor of JAL Crash Goes Home Associated Press
104-Year Sentence Given Man in Sex-Slavery Case From Times Wire Services
Grossmont Bank Buys Failed California Heritage BILL RITTER, San Diego County Business Editor
Jailbreak Aftershocks : Escape of Key Figure in Drug Case Adds Woes to Tijuana's Attempts to Clean Up Its Image PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Girls' Testimony Blamed in Mistrial : Inconsistencies in Stories Cited by Jurors in Sex-Abuse Case TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Author Ayn Rand and the Philosophy of Objectivism
Hospitals Changing Colors to Speed Healing Process DAVID SMOLLAR, Times Staff Writer
Housing Agency Gets Fresh Start : Smith's Early Resignation After Embattled Years Is Relief to All CLAIRE SPIEGEL, Times Staff Writer
Dragnet in San Ysidro
Bernardi Cleanup Plan Puts Burden on Property Owners STEPHANIE CHAVEZ
Council Budgets Need Scrutiny
Get Questions Right and You Win a Weekend in--Fremont? Associated Press
Couple Killed as Their Car Hits Parked Truck
The Homeless and Needy Require Community Aid
N. Hollywood Resident Found Dead After Fight
An Unsound Public Approach
Delay on Radar Is Risky
Ford Motor Co. Recalls 19,000 Truck Cab Units Associated Press
Hawthorne City Councilman Wounded
Anaheim : Coveted Mayor Pro Tem Post Isn't Easy to Fill Roxana Kopetman
Thanks Be That Mrs. Hale Talked Turkey to Lincoln RICHARD BUFFUM
2 Palestinians Sentenced Associated Press
Santa Ana : Con Artist Confronts Two Senior Citizens Amalia Duarte \f7
Speedy Delivery
U.S. From a New Zealand Perspective
Street People and Their Best Welfare
Gifts? No Thanks!
Street People and Their Best Welfare
Parents Seek English-Only Classes SAM ENRIQUEZ, Times Staff Writer
Winter: The Bane of L.A. Homeless KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
Small Plane Crashes in Field but Pilot Is Unhurt
Lost Hikers and Selfless Search Teams
Narcotics Use a Major Factor : L.A. Again Bank Robbery Capital of U.S. From United Press International
Finn's Proposal to Regulate Dogs Draws Howls From All Sides STEPHEN G. BLOOM, Times Staff Writer
He's a Rising Actor, but He'd Like to Sink His Fangs Into a Meatier Part PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Thanksgiving Baskets May Be Scarce for Needy MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Stanton : Body Found in Car; Police Suspect Homicide Marcida Dodson \f7
Problems of Landlords and the Rights of Their Tenants
Residential Center for Alcoholics Protested BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Recent Taste of Controversy : Valhalla Is Home to Famous, Forgotten STEPHEN G. BLOOM, Times Staff Writer
Project Self-Esteem and Orange County's Public Schools
San Diego Bank Takes Over One Seized by State From a Times Staff Writer
Young Actor's Just a Saint : It's a Tough Life but He Laps It Up PATT MORRISON, Times Staff Writer
Culture Conflict Traps Women Who Shuttle Across the Border Associated Press
Anaheim : Passenger Killed, DUI Charge Filed in Crash Marcida Dodson \f7
Old Globe Stage Rises From Ashes as Theater Marks Landmark Season HILLIARD HARPER, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Scooter Crash Victim Dies of His Injuries Marcida Dodson \f7
Japan's Bullet Train Bookings Up Sharply From Reuters
For Costa Mesa Prospecting Teacher, the Chance to Get Outdoors Is the Real Treasure Herbert J. Vida
Project Self-Esteem and Orange County's Public Schools
Police-Community Plan: Rumblings Among Success Stories : On the Beat: Truants, Drugs, Transvestites GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Police-Community Plan: Rumblings Among Success Stories : Shortfall in Staffing Hinders Effectiveness GLENN F. BUNTING, Times Staff Writer
Etiquette to Be School Subject
Costa Mesa : Trucker Crushed While Teaching Man to Drive Marcida Dodson \f7
Clipper Flies Sentimental Journey : 747 Follows S. Pacific Route of Pan Am's 'Flying Boats' United Press International
Taming the Santa Ana River : $1.1-Billion Plan to Avert Disastrous Flooding Still Awaits Action in Congress KRISTINA LINDGREN, Times Staff Writer
Ride for Charity Ends Charitably for 2 Who Escape Crash Unhurt BARRY S. SURMAN, Times Staff Writer
Marshal Stresses Court Security : Improved Equipment Is Also Goal of New Jobholder MYRNA OLIVER, Times Staff Writer
Mexico Consul Contacted on Opening Office in Santa Ana RAY PEREZ, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim : Council OKs Orange's Plan for Annexation Amalia Duarte \f7
Buena Park : Officials Optimistic on 'All-America' City Honor Roxana Kopetman \f7
Boosters See Boom Times for Antelope Valley Area DENNIS ANDERSON, Associated Press
Lon Nol, Ex-Cambodia President, Eulogized at Service MARK I. PINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Feast for Needy Indians : Thanksgiving Relived in Flight by Pilgrims DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Crime, Disease Plague Blythe Street : Open Drug Sales and Unsanitary Conditions Are Rampant in Van Nuys Barrio STEPHANIE CHAVEZ, Times Staff Writer

NEWS

Rent Control Lawsuits Settled for $1 Million : Owners of San Pedro Mobile Home Park Agree to Pay Tenants Restitution TIM WATERS, Times Staff Writer
Female Migrants Face Culture Shock JANICE MALL
Genetic Tests Favor Ursine Family Theory : Are Pandas Raccoons? The Bear Facts JAN ZIEGLER, United Press International
Growing List of Americans Accused of Spying From a Times Staff Writer
Dinosaur Tracks Make Impression : Footprints in Connecticut Park Are a Source of Mystery CHARLES HILLINGER, Times Staff Writer
Pilot's Cantankerous Spirit Lives On in This Century : Mark Twain Would Still Feel at Home on Mississippi River Boat HUGH A. MULLIGAN, Associated Press
Melville B. Nimmer, Noted Copyright Authority, Dies BURT A. FOLKART, Times Staff Writer
Philanthropist Carlotta Kirkeby Dies
D.A. Group Head Says Bird Erred in Assailing Meese FRANK CLIFFORD, Times Staff Writer
Denture Implants End Embarrassing Slips of the Tongue Associated Press
Computer Knows the Right Moves, Is Master at Game of Chess Associated Press
Rockefeller Tree in Place United Press International
Qatar Ship Hits Oil Rig in Gulf; 2 Killed From Reuters
Ex-CIA Employee Held as 33-Year China Spy : Arrest of Retired Intelligence Officer, 63, Is Fourth Involving Agency Within Past Year GAYLORD SHAW, Times Staff Writer
Bettors Left Holding an Empty Bag After Bookie Closes Associated Press
L.A. County Toy Library Program: Something Children Can Play With : World's Oldest and the Nation's Biggest Service of Its Type JOHN DREYFUSS, Times Staff Writer
Survey Ship Trapped Off Antarctica Is Freed Associated Press
After watching the "ABC Afterschool Special" titled "One...
Dying Landmark : Mt. Baldy Inn Falling to City Renewal Plan STEVEN R. CHURM, Times Staff Writer
The Region
The State
Breath-Testing Device Halts Drunks at the Wheel Associated Press
The Nation
Guerrilla Deaths Reported From Reuters
The World : 400 Brazilians Accused
The Region
The World
The World
The World
Senate Approves Wide-Ranging Farm Legislation PAUL HOUSTON, Times Staff Writer
2 Quakes Jolt Taiwan Associated Press
L.B. Councilmen Vote Themselves $50 Raise
The State
Inglewood Task Force to Study Billboards' Use and Placement
The House : Water Bill
Vietnam Releases 150 Thai Fishermen Associated Press
The House : Water Bill
The World
The Nation
Finale to Campaign of Folly, Intrigue : Hondurans to Vote Today for New Civilian President MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
The World
The Nation
The Nation
The House : Water Bill
U.S., Soviets Will Resume Air Service United Press International
The Nation
The State
The Nation
The World
In Spite of Doubts, Soviets Wax Poetic About Geneva WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Members of House Panel Put 'Goodies' in Tax Bill KAREN TUMULTY, Times Staff Writer
New Mainstream : Asians Make Presence Felt in Universities JAY MATHEWS, The Washington Post
Summit's Success May Boost Reagan Political Stock on Arms Control ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Senate Rejects Bid to Buy More Philippine Sugar From Reuters
Vatican Projecting Record Deficit of $50 Million, Double 1984's DON A. SCHANCHE, Times Staff Writer
3 Killed in Bomb Blast on Punjab Train United Press International
U.S. Envoys Brief World Leaders on Summit From United Press International
Real Estate Boom Follows Oil Discovery : Alaska Couple Finds Pioneering Days Are Over DAVID FOSTER, Associated Press
A Cheer for the California Bowl
English-Only Sign Proposal Sidetracked MIRNA ALFONSO, Times Staff Writer
Europeans Relieved but Warn Geneva Was Only a Start DON COOK and STANLEY MEISLER, Times Staff Writers
The State
Commentary : Down Side of Rising SAT Scores : 'Scholastic Aptitude' Gets an Incomplete in Real World JOHN TAGG, Tagg is a San Marcos, Calif., free-lance writer and a former speech and writing instructor at Cal State Northridge and UC Berkeley. and
Tangible Results Will Be Expected : Next Summit Likely to Be a Tougher One NORMAN KEMPSTER and DOYLE McMANUS, Times Staff Writers
The Region
Ship Sinks; Crew Rescued Associated Press
Gorbachev Holds Arms Key, Ex-Secretaries Feel Associated Press
Quest for AIDS Vaccine Leads to African Virus HARRY NELSON, Times Medical Writer
Explosions, Fire Engulf Gas Plant; One Injured United Press International
A Feast of Friendship on Thanksgiving ZAN THOMPSON
French Colonial Charm : Dusk Whisks Hanoi Into a Vanished Era DENIS D. GRAY, Associated Press
The House : Water Bill
Bar Board Sets Standards for Lawyer Discipline Associated Press
Dilemma for Regime : Mandela Sent Back to Jail in S. Africa MICHAEL PARKS, Times Staff Writer
Historic Submariners' Water Tower Set to Fall United Press International
Weekend Section Delivery to Change
Smuggled Arms Hike Tensions at San Quentin JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
New Methods Used to Restore Mosaics in Byzantine Palace RAGIP ERTEN, Reuters
Students Take Measure of Pro Musicians : Returning L.B. Symphony Invites Youths Onstage for Rehearsal DAVID HALDANE, Times Staff Writer
The State
Foes of Tokyo Airport Vow to Wage Long War : Security and a Planned New Runway Are Major Problems in Often-Violent Battle Over Narita JANET SNYDER, United Press International
Hippo Thought to Be Oldest in U.S. Dies United Press International
Turkish Cleanup of Bosporus Now in High Gear
The Nation : Big Cocaine Ring Broken
House Panel OKs Tax Revision Bill : Plan Trims Top Individual Rate to 38%, Raises Exemption to $2,000 TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Bipartisan Group Selected for State Toxics Task Force DOUGLAS SHUIT, Times Staff Writer
Canada Emerges as a Literary Light : Writers in a Country Divided Show a Burst of Energy KENNETH FREED, Times Staff Writer
Skyscraper, Rabies Vaccine Also Came Along in 1885 : It's 100th Anniversary of Time Clock and Spark Plug Associated Press
Secession in Wind as Lomita Schools Claim Neglect by L.A. District DONNA ST. GEORGE, Times Staff Writer
EgyptAir 737 Hijacked; Four Aboard Killed Associated Press
Victims of Rapeseed Oil Feel Abandoned : Spaniards Get Nowhere in Court 4 Years After Mystery Epidemic LESLIE CRAWFORD, Reuters
Reagan Renews Backing for Anti-Soviet Guerrillas OSWALD JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Massive Protestant Rally Decries British-Irish Pact TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Prices Post Slight Rise in October : 1986 Cars, Sharp Upturn in Meat and Fuel Costs, Higher Liquor Tax Spur 0.3% Advance United Press International
Biologist Cracks Some Deep Mysteries of Lobsters' Lively Society DANIEL Q. HANEY, Associated Press
The Success of a Late-Bloomer : Author Susan Cheever Works From Her Ethic of Failure CHRISTOPHER KENNEALLY
The Region : Marilyn Monroe Death Probe Called Off
India, China Sign Trade Agreement Associated Press
Nurse Gets 25 Years for Drug Smuggling From Reuters
'Someone Murdered My Husband' : Hit-Run Death Haunts Grieving Family Associated Press
Saudis Giving Mosque to Spain, Which Once Expelled Muslims
384-Year-Old Tree Is 'Old Lady' of Dutch Garden Associated Press
Actress Feury Was Car Crash Victim
German Radio-TV Moderator Charged With Embezzlement of Karpov Funds Associated Press
Swine Invade Redwoods : Serious Threat to Muir Woods Monument Seen as Hardy Wild Pigs Multiply and Imperil Ecology of Area JOHN M. LEIGHTY, United Press International
Break With Past : Businesses Adapting to New Climate JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Chamber Urges Citizen's Arrests to Curb Panhandling JEFF BURBANK, Times Staff Writer
A View of Geriatric Suicide
Stars Will Shine for Salvation Army MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Don't Call Residents, They'll Call You : Hamlet Is Hung Up About Phones LISA LEVITT RYCKMAN, Associated Press
Guru's Disciples Disbanding Commune Associated Press
Activist Remnant Hits Shift in Campus Blacks : Less Idealistic Than 1960s and Students Face Toughened Admission, Graduation Standards DARYL KELLEY, Times Staff Writer
Escape of a Pampered Prisoner Echoes Tijuana's Bawdy History PATRICK McDONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Montazeri Chosen as Khomeini Successor From Times Wire Services
Tibetans Tried to Butter Up Record-Setting Traveler CONNIE STEWART
The State
Rincon Flats Pits Off-Road Users, Environmentalists VICTOR VALLE, Times Staff Writer
ONE PLACE REALLY IS AS BUSY AS GRAND CENTRAL STATION : The Cliche Has the New York Terminal's Name Wrong, but Its Character Just Right MARJORIE ANDERS, Associated Press
675,000 U.S. Children Suffer From Man-Made Disease: Lead Poisoning MARJORIE ANDERS, Associated Press
Conference Urges More Gay Elected Officials ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
Programs Only in Russian : Hanoi Says 'Da' to TV Channel From Moscow LAURENT MAILLARD, Agence France-Presse
The Region
English Issue Backers Amend Ballot Petition MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Board Member to Discuss Year-Round School Proposal
Staff Turnover, Disputes Over Content Caused 3 False Starts : Rent Board Finally Has a Newsletter ALAN CITRON, Times Staff Writer
I watched "This Child Is Mine" with shock and dismay. How...
Added Burbank Flights Legal, City Attorney Says GREG BRAXTON and RICHARD SIMON, Times Staff Writers
I'd like to express a few words of praise for the sterling...
Where Is the Hotel? It's Coming; Plans Had to Be Revised WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM, Times Staff Writer
I was totally fascinated with the miniseries "North and...
Home Repair Grant of $80,000 Received
Judges Bill County $120,000 Over Suits on Language Policy RALPH CIPRIANO, Times Staff Writer
Coast Panel Rejects Dunes Golf Course MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
Having been adopted myself, I could truly feel the anguish...
The Value of Auto Mall Plan
From Luxury to Poverty
Hermosa Beach to Release Data Sought in Suit : City Hall Critic to Get Records on Medical Insurance Programs GERALD FARIS, Times Staff Writer
Veterans Help Veterans Crack Job Market : Unique Training Program Offers a Chance to Learn About Computers JULIE OGASAWARA, Times Staff Writer
As an adoptee, I am always eager to see movies on the...
The Professor Who Wears Two Hats MARSHALL BERGES, Times Staff Writer
Gardena Clerk Receives Petitions Seeking Rent Control Ordinance
Clarifying a Misunderstanding
The Television Times cover of Nov. 3 poignantly depicted...
Avalon Airport Idea Still Up in the Air, but Council Selects a Site JULIO MORAN, Times Staff Writer
Clinic Seeks Help for New Geriatric Outreach Center
Private School to Lease Space at Adult Center
Teske Named to Board
Colleges Agree on Balancing Attendance BARBARA BAIRD, Times Staff Writer
Reinstatement of Fired Teacher Angers Parents MICHELE L. NORRIS, Times Staff Writer
The Preschooler and Prejudice
Angling to Get His Dream Afloat : Mercy Voyages Would Aid Worldwide Victims of Famine PAUL DEAN, Times Staff Writer
Belmont Shore Neighbors Divided by Issue : L.B. Panel Backs 2-Story Height Limit SUE CORRALES, Community Correspondent
Beverly Hills Plan to Add Etiquette to School Curriculum Draws Both Sneers, Cheers : District Finds a Place for the Social Graces JOHN L. MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia's Chief an Old Hand With New Ideas SUE AVERY, Times Staff Writer
Hats off to the writer of the "Trapper John, M.D." episode...
Wheelchair Racers Set Pace for Disabled DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
New, Deeper Well Also Yields Contaminants MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Stars Ready a 'Dutch' Treat for Reagan JODY JACOBS

SPORTS

That Borg, McEnroe Magic Was Back, If Only for One Week JOHN FEINSTEIN, The Washington Post
Texas Still in the Cotton-Picking Picture : Longhorns Send Baylor Bouncing to Liberty, 17-10 CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Tops Air Force in Voleyball KAREN KINGSBURY, Times Staff Writer
Pat Cash Pulls Out of Australian Open Associated Press
Last-Second Shot Puts Colorado State Over CSUN GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
CSUN Women 2nd in Division II Cross-Country
Cold Weather Suits Ducks in 34-13 Win From Times Wire Services
Wildcats Find the Way to Lift Bruins' Spirits TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
USIU Women Lose to Cal Poly Pomona, 86-79
Without Bowie, Trail Blazers Can't Cut It THOMAS BONK, Times Staff Writer
Oaklawn Offers $1-Million Bonus Associated Press
Tar Heels Are Ready for Bruins JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Schroeder Made Himself Available, and the Redskins' Gamble Pays Off United Press International
UCI Men Win, Women Lose to UC San Diego
PRO FOOTBALL / WEEK 12 : Chargers Look for Five Straight Wins, Beginning With Oilers CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer
How Can a Freshman Command So Much Attention? JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
Most Sites Are Set for Second Round
UCSD Can't Win Its Fifth in Row From La Verne
Christ College Wins Its Tournament, 69-62
PRO FOOTBALL / WEEK 12 : Rams Will Try to End Discussion and Tailspin, Against Packers RICH ROBERTS, Times Staff Writer
In the Battle of the Bad, North Stars Beat Kings CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
Cubs Will Meet Pirates in Home Opener United Press International
Hawkeyes Get Trip to Rose Bowl From Times Wire Services
Tennis Roundup : Navratilova, Mandlikova in New South Wales Final From Times Wire Services
Golden West Wins Water Polo Title
NHL Roundup : Bruin Rookie Breaks Stick; His Goal Breaks Back of the Flyers, 5-4 DAN HAFNER
PCAA Roundup
Nevada Las Vegas Tops UC Irvine in Volleyball
Golf Roundup : U.S. Rallies in World Cup but Still Trails by 5 Shots From Times Wire Services
'86 Should Be Memorable Year for Lopez United Press International
Chapman's Rally Falls Short, 66-61
Far West Roundup : BYU Beats Utah to Win Bid to Florida Citrus Bowl From Times Wire Services
Arkansas, ASU Play in Holiday STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Woman Helps Coach a Division I Men's Team United Press International
College Basketball Roundup : Polynice Has a Big Night, Leads Virginia Past Houston, 92-77 From Times Wire Services
UCI Loses to UCSB in Water Polo, 11-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Polite Appearances at Faith Baptist Clever Mask for a Rude Awakening MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Camp's 26 Pace Moorpark, 88-75
PCAA Roundup : Long Beach Passes a Victory Fullerton's Way, 38-27 MIKE PENNER
Southeast Roundup : Tennessee Gets Its Offense Going and Beats Kentucky From Times Wire Services
Hamilton, Hobart Make a Run at CFL's Grey Cup Title United Press International
PCAA Roundup : San Jose State Ties Nevada Las Vegas From Times' Wire Services
Fullerton Scores 28 in Fourth to Beat 49ers MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Judge Smells Stays Perfect With Hollywood Prevue Stakes Win
Pierce Receives Brahma Bowl Bid With 17-0 Victory RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
SCC Defeats Bethel for Third-Place Finish
Michael Spinks Still Trying to Master New Role United Press International
UCLA Women Turn Back Seattle Pacific
Canadien Rookies Have Short Hair, Big Talent United Press International
Big Eight Roundup : Iowa State Upsets No. 7 Oklahoma State, 15-10 From Times Wire Services
Freedom Bowl Sticks With Huskies, May Wind Up With Backup Colorado MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
SDSU Posts Some Big Numbers in 55-20 Victory STEVE DOLAN, Times Staff Writer
Horse Racing / Bill Christine : Vanlandingham Seems to Be Back in the Chase Bill Christine
CSUN Finishes With 61-24 Loss in Icy Portland PAUL BUKER
Loyola Wins Opener for Westhead : Smith Scores 29 Points as Azusa Pacific Is Routed, 92-72 ALAN DROOZ, Times Staff Writer
The NHL's 1986 All-Star Game Is a Sellout Associated Press
Long Achieves Dream of Leading Hawkeyes Back to the Rose Bowl From Times Wire Services
South Roundup : Miami Struggles for 24-3 Win Over Colorado State From Times Wire Services
Steve Young Is Ready for His Debut in NFL United Press International
Nixon Gets to Play as Clippers Finally Win, 116-112, Over Bucks SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
PRO FOOTBALL / WEEK 12 : Elway and Broncos Collide With Raiders on Road to Greatness MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
2-A Division : Lincoln's Defense Stifles University City in 12-0 Win DAVE HATZ
UCLA Loses to USC but 'Back-Petals' In : Trojans Go for the Win, Get It, 17-13 MAL FLORENCE, Times Staff Writer
Pierce's Josh Davis Took His Time Before He Found His Spot DAVE DESMOND, Times Staff Writer
Matadors Eliminated in NCAA Tournament DEREK RASER, Times Staff Writer
Community College Roundup : Grossmont Beats Fullerton to Win Classic Title
NBA Roundup : Dantley Hits 41 Points as Utah Beats Atlanta for Third Win on Trip DAN HAFNER
Miller and Nagel Go to Head of List for SDSU Athletic Director Position STEVE DOLAN
Shoes Get Close Look in NBA From Times Wire Services
Stonerock, Mastalir Twins Ready for Fresno Rematch Special to the Times
Oklahoma Pushes Its Way Into Showdown for No. 1 RANDY HARVEY, Times Staff Writer
Dick Tucker's Instincts Are Right On As Orange Coast Upsets Rancho Santiago GUY GRUPPIE, Times Staff Writer
He'd Tear It From Playbook
Out of Spotlight, DePaul Chasing Tournament Bid United Press International
Kenyon Has More Than a Prayer Going for Him
Wichita Rallies for First Win Over Sockers, 11-9 GARY DYMSKI, Special to The Times
Purse Increased to $500,000 for Tournament of Champions Special to the Times
Horse Racing / Bill Christine Bill Christine
No. 1 Penn State Blanks Pittsburgh, 31-0 From Times Wire Services
Ultraman Endurance Has an Unusual Start--a Hug United Press International
Arizona Kick Out Sun Devils BOB OATES, Times Staff Writer
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : Cal Lutheran, on Phillips' Shot, Defeats Claremont-Mudd, 75-74
Wickersham Passes LSU to 10-7 Victory Over Irish From Times Wire Services
In Fairness to Student-Athletes, No-Fail Rule Gets Failing Grade Steve Springer
1-A Division : Duhala Leads Coronado to Title TOM FRIEND, Times Staff Writer
World Cup Ski Stars Will Open Season Dec. 1 United Press International
This Bear Will Bite the Hand That Beats It, 24-22 GORDON EDES, Times Staff Writer
Tollner Rolls Dice, Hits Seven JIM MURRAY
Cal Lutheran Uses Seniority to Win, 29-24 STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Singles, Doubles Teams Advance to the Girls' Tennis Round of 16
Angelus League Basketball Preview : Parity May Be Couple of Years Off as Mater Dei Picks Up 6-10 Transfer TOM HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Huskies Go for Win and Lose, 21-20 From Times Wire Services
Another Bo (Derek) Inspires Michigan to a '10' Over Ohio State MIKE DOWNEY, Times Staff Writer
Big Ten Roundup : White Has Record Day in Michigan State Win From Times Wire Services
Golf / Shav Glick : Skins Game Is Better Than a Course on Selling Shav Glick
Southwest Roundup : 18th-Ranked Arkansas Rallies for 15-9 Win Over SMU From Times Wire Services
In Byner and Mack, Browns May Have Pair of 1,000-Yard Rushers Associated Press
Donnelly's 68-Yard Punt Brings Only Momentary Happiness Associated Press
THE BAJA 1000 : ALONG FOR THE RIDE : One of the World's Toughest Desert Races Yields Mostly Dirt and Disappointment DAVID KECK, Times Staff Writer
Bowling Green Improves to 11-0 With 38-17 Win From Times Wire Services
3-A Division : Sweetwater Beats Fallbrook for Its 36th Straight MARC APPLEMAN, Times Staff Writer
The Corporation Game : Sponsors Pay Big Money for Marathons, but Who Gets the Runaround? Associated Press
East Roundup : Harvard Foiled by Yale's Wishbone, 17-6 From Times Wire Services
Black Jockey Finds Prejudice Against Women VINNIE PERRONE, The Washington Post
Pro Football Coaches Spending Hours Doubling as Film Critics United Press International

ENTERTAINMENT

Don Johnson: Still Hot . . . But Not Smoking Pat H. Broeske
John Bryson Captures The Movers And The Shakers ELIZABETH VENANT
Unlikely Tribute Nancy Mills \f7
End Of An Era: Jim Bacon Gets Trimmed John M. Wilson
Quickie David T. Friendly \f7
SHE, THE JURY : Walking the Thin Line Between Stage and Docket BARBARA ISENBERG
Paranoia U.s.a.
Sweet Dreams
Paranoia U.s.a.
Paranoia U.s.a.
Coo Coos
Paranoia U.s.a.
Paranoia U.s.a.
Lasorda's Wicket
Paranoia U.s.a.
Recital Of The Neglected MARC SHULGOLD
A Bird's-eye View WILLIAM WILSON
Hill Street Lawyers Lee Margulies
'Miami Vice' In Friday Night Fights Lee Margulies
Arcadian Garbage
A Legendary Light And Space Man WILLIAM WILSON
If It's Alice's, Honesty Does Too Live Here LOIS DWAN
Lake Wobegon Woes P at H. Broeske
Paranoia U.s.a. : Paranoia U.s.a.
Coo Coos
Fresh Portrayals Of Old 'Lear' DAN SULLIVAN
Nea Grants Announced JOSINE IANCO-STARRELS
Sweet Dreams : Fake Nom De Plumes
'Godfather Iii': The Movie Waiting To Happen DAVID T. FRIENDLY
Mixing The Suds Daniel Perez
Maiden Voyage TERRY ATKINSON
Vanzandt: Moving From Springsteen's Shadow To 'Sun City' ROBERT HILBURN
Hands Across America: Can Ken Kragen Make It Work? DENNIS McDOUGAL
Paranoia U.s.a.
Weillence
Black Eye On L.a.

MAGAZINE

Babaco-Papaya BILL SIDNAM
Try and Try Again : The California Bar Exam Has Prompted Divorces, Heart Attacks and,in Some Veterans, an Astonishing Persistence CYNTHIA KADONAGA, Staff writer Cynthia Kadonaga will take the bar in 1987
VET Q&A : Fatal Fumes SANDRA J. JONGEWARD DVM
Essentials
Inspiring
Inaccurate
In The Fold
In the Cold
In the Fold
Inaccurate
In the Fold
Making Limited Peace : A Thankless View of Yams, Turnips and Other Thanksgiving Vegetables CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Charles Champlin is The Times' arts editor
Paperwhite Christmas GEORGE HARMON SCOTT
Potatoes to Poetry ELLEN MELINKOFF
A Holiday Parade and All THat Jazz ELLEN MELINKOFF
Tinsel Town BETTY GOODWIN
STOKED : In Actor Keith Carradine's World, Bread Bakes Best in a Wood-Burning Stove KEITH CARRADINE, Actor Keith Carradine is appearing in "Foxfire" at the Ahmanson Theater in the role for which he earned an Outer Critics Circle Award
In the Beginning : I Think It Was Sly of Melville, Calling His Narrator Ishmael. : What If His Name Had Been Clarence?' JACK SMITH
The Play of Light : Artist Jim Defrance Transforms a Downtown Warehouse Into an Airy Studio-Home MEREDITH PRESTON, Meredith Preston is a Los Angeles writer.
The Good Luck Charm : Meet Preview Henry, One of the Most Sought-After Men in Hollywood JOHN RILEY
Barrie Gott PAUL CIOTTI, Paul Ciotti is a staff writer for Los Angeles Times Magazine
Unchained Melodies : Into the Wilderness With the Arriaga Quartet BOB SIPCHEN, Bob Sipchen, a Southern California writer, recently finished a play about music and river running
Clues in the Cranberries : Thanksgiving Trimmings May Seem Straightforward, but to Food Sleuth Ian Dengler, They Give Away Your Origins RUTH REICHL, Ruth Reichl is The Times' restaurant editor.
To Lose a Battle But Win the War : Ken Norton, Whose Boxing Career Ended in a String of Defeats, Is Back in the Sports Business BILL BOYARSKY, Bill Boyarsky is The Times' City-County bureau chief
Insightful
Informative
Inspiring
By a Frog's Own Light VICKI HEARNE
All's Quiet : Eight Years Ago, Tennis Guru Vic Braden Decided to Tear Out the Family Phone LINDEN GROSS, Linden Gross is assistant features editor of Los Angeles Times Magazine
Mesclun, a Mixed Blessing : Herbs and Lettuces for an Entire Salad Can Be Grown From a Single Packet TEDDY COLBERT, Teddy Colbert is working on her first book, "Magic in My Garden."

FOOD

Sharing JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Spicy Cookies for the Holidays ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
Some Tasty Ideas for Stuffings for the Well-Dressed Holiday Turkey : Variations Are Almost Endless
Turkey Eaten in Much of the World : A Hit in Europe in the 16th Century and Today in France TOM HOGE, AP Wine and Food Writer
Starting Own Dessert Tradition : Persimmon Whip an Alternative to Pumpkin Pie

REAL ESTATE

BUSINESS

Los Angeles County
Weigh Human Factor During Retrenchment JOHN F. LAWRENCE
California
Los Angeles County
Doelz Networks Signs Contract With PacTel Unit
Westworld Offers 825,000 Shares of Common Stock
Los Angeles County
Defense Audits Create Jobs . . . NANCY RIVERA
Rest of Allis-Chalmers Unit Is Acquired by Fiat Associated Press
Los Angeles County
. . . Including a New Specialist RALPH VARTABEDIAN
California
Backs Citrus Quotas
RESTORING AMERICA'S COMPETITIVE EDGE : Inflation-Fattened Firms Forced on a Crash Diet : Business Wakes Up to New Environment TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Defends Apple IIc
Odetics Makes Contract With RCA for Machine
Greed Is Ruining Industrial Base
Deal Valued at About $31 Million : Wynn's Completes Buy of Rubber Firm
Emhart Names Chairman
Focus at Kodak Blurred Amid Rising Inflation
Officials Tell of Shady Salesmen in Solar Field DENISE GELLENE
Triconex Raises $2.5 Million from Investors
Corning Reinvents Itself : Painful Process Puts It in High-Growth Fields JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Alchemy II Makes Technology Cuddly : Company Tries to Conjure Up Cash With New Talking Bear ALAN GOLDSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Mattel, Agency Part JUBE SHIVER Jr.
Equitable Finds Small Is Better DEBRA WHITEFIELD, Times Staff Writer
Symptom, Not Cause
A Matter of Trust

OPINION

Washington Gridlock
On Behalf of a Cleaner Bay
Sacrifice and Pay Back the Billions Now LEE A. IACOCCA, Lee J. Iacocca is chairman of Chrysler Corp.
He's at It Again
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
For the Record
The More We Know, the More Perils Grow Bill Boyarsky, Bill Boyarsky is chief of The Times' City-County Bureau.
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
$750-Million Break for GM
No Position
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
Would Vouchers Help the Poor? : For Most, Best Idea Is to Work for Improved Local Schools ED DORN, Ed Dorn is deputy director of research at the Joint Center for Political Studies in Washington.
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
Regan's Sex Are Heroes No More MARK GERZON, Mark Gerzon is a Los Angeles writer whose book, "A Choice of Heroes: The Changing Faces of American Manhood" has just been published by Houghton Mifflin.
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'
'Latino, Si--Hispanic, No'

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San Francisco Hostel LUCY IZON, Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes.
TIMELESS PARATI : a Brazilian town retains its colonial past SHARON DIRLAM, Times Staff Writer

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