The Teamsters exhibits Union is devises also in negotiations with management for a new contract covering more than 12,000 supermarket truck drivers and warehouse workers, and they could also be on strike during a walkout by the meatcutters The Teamsters have not taken a strike authorization vote. "We got pride and respect for enlightening the world" he said. League president Lou Glasse said the law is "a major victory for mid-life and older women. "It makes me feel that with all our problems and internal divisions, the country is still united" Israeli President Chaim Herzog opened the observance known as Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Day by lighting a torch Monday night at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial museum here. I couldn't wait to try it, but it wasn't working; perhaps all the children had worn it out over the years. The delivery room was wrecked" At least 14 people were wounded in the 7:22 a. m.

It means that the importers can bring in certain goods, for resale to travelers who take the items out of the country, without paying taxes and duties (or paying less tax and duty than importers selling domestically . "We must uphold that tradition that fights for the common man and common woman . Barnaby Zall, general counsel for the Washington-based Federation for American Immigration Reform, agreed that the "go-slow" approach appeared deliberately designed to derail the measure "It's a death of a thousand cuts" said Zall . Finally, at 19 minutes after midnight, a nervous Harwood was told he would not have to face retired fire captain Ralph R Howe in a runoff . The city population of more than 58,000 is estimated at 40% Asian, 37% Latino, 22% Anglo and 1% black. Many firms-in agriculture, energy, mining and even manufacturing-worry far more about whether prices will be high enough to cover their costs.

All surgery patients over age 40 should receive drugs or physical therapy to prevent blood clots in the lungs, a complication resulting from operations and some other illnesses that kills 50,000 to 100,000 Americans each year, a federal medical advisory panel recommended Wednesday . "We have said that the attorneys will talk no further" Jury said " . See first shared that pseudonym with Lisa See Kendall and John Espey in 1983 when the three of them produced "Lotus Land" now a McGraw-Hill paperback . One friend said many of those at the Sunland party were indeed members of Sandstone Reflections, and, if they couldn't hold their parties on a secluded road in San Fernando Valley, for God's sake, where could they hold them? You remember Sandstone . but angered many law enforcement officials, had been approved by the House on a 292-130 vote last month. Florio (D-N. J) released a study blaming human error for about two-thirds of the transportation accidents involving hazardous substances such as toxic chemicals and radioactive materials. . He knew that alcoholism had almost destroyed his life, and he was sick of seeing it ruin the lives of his fellow longshoremen Torres, 56, a recove.

The Pulitzers, the most prestigious awards in journalism, are given annually by the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University to honor distinguished work in 14 newspaper categories and seven categories of arts and letters . The move raised the possibility that SCM might escape a takeover only to wind up stripped of its most valuable assets and left with a hostile suitor as its biggest shareholder . Under the Senate proposal, state and local governments could continue to issue tax-free mortgage bonds, but the House would let that authority expire after 1987 . The problem confronting the justices was that Section 1385 of the California Penal Code permits trial judges to "strike" prior convictions "in the furtherance of justice" Judges have had this authority since the middle of the 19th Century . He warns us that his story is "plain and dark" and worries about our undoubted disappointment. When Woodlock last week questioned Friedman's residency status, Friedman said the residency matter should not be an issue, especially since the secretary of state's office had said his candidacy was legitimate. On Wednesday, the area's business representatives recommended a $11. 9-million plan to revitalize the square.

"They would never run their businesses the way the Pentagon runs its business" Nielsen, who served as an assistant secretary of the Air Force from 1967 to 1969, said that although he has not yet decided whether to join the lobbying group, the issues Weiss raised have been around for some time . Ost added that Bonn also has some information linking the Berlin attack to Col . In other words, I think it's important that all of us understand that we're not asking Father Serra to do this; we're asking Father Serra to intercede with God, and we ask God to grant the favor" If, as expected, Serra is pronounced beatified, or "blessed" by Pope John Paul II in Carmel in September of 1987, relics are expected to be in even greater demand . Wallace will disclose at a news conference today whether he will seek a fifth term or bring his political career to a close, press secretary Frank Mastin Jr said Tuesday. . In Geneva, a spokesman for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries confirmed the oil ministers unanimously endorsed a statement issued Tuesday denouncing the U. S raid on Libya. That's the courtroom score after a judge last year threw out plans for a new prison three-quarters of a mile from Milwaukee County Stadium, ruling that officials must consider the adverse economic impact the prison might have on baseball club owner Bud Selig. Cole suffered a gash on his forehead that required 14 stitches to close when an unidentified alien hit him with a rock.

Terrence Boren, the Marin County assistant district attorney prosecuting the case, meticulously recounted the events of that Aug . West Berlin police said they arrested a stateless Palestinian in connection with the April 5 bombing of La Belle discotheque, in which U. S Army Sgt Kenneth T . Allied-Signal net income for the first nine months of 1985 was $381 million, compared to Allied's $389 million in the same period last year . Court-Ordered Caps "The jail population is exploding" said Mark Morris, state project director for jail construction funding . In the early 1970s, the World Council of Churches polled members and found that a large majority favored such a change No formula acceptable to both sides has been found. . He didn't want to see his company taken over by an unfriendly group.

The liberal wing of American Judaism is making so few spiritual demands on its synagogue members that "we give substance to the perception that Reform Judaism is but a religion of convenience" its rabbi-president charged Saturday . Those presidents are the ones who have initiated league projects (today's members donate more than 100,000 service hours annually) that have resulted in the Docent Council of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Junior Arts Center and Gallery, Around Town With Ease (the guidebook for the disabled, the Performing Tree, the Alcoholism Information Center, the Victim Assistance Project (aiding victims of violent crime through the district attorney, the Olive Stone Center, the Los Angeles Antiques Show, the Cancer Counseling Line, and the Adolescent Pregnancy ChildWatch program Just a few Die Gezeichneten Tickets . A formal vote on the new design was put off for 60 days to allow the art center's developers time to analyze the costs involved in the new design and identify the amount, if any, of a new subsidy . In a statement released in Washington and at the Marshall center in Huntsville, Ala, NASA said veteran rocket engineer Stanley Reinartz was being reassigned to his former position as manager of the space agency's special projects office, a post he had held until he took overall responsibility for Marshall's shuttle activities last August . Under questioning from the commission, Perry said the accredited investor definition "deals more with investment knowledge. Most of the other guests, inspired no doubt by the evening's performance, also took to the floor, including Barbara and Neil Kjos, who quite literally cleared the floor when they stepped out to that old Blue Grass favorite, "The Orange Blossom Special" And Bob and Carol Randolph Caplan also danced, despite Bob's earlier avowal that, after watching Baryshnikov's performance, he was abandoning his ballet lessons forever. Among the many guests present were Colleen and Guy Claire, Irwin and Joan Jacobs, Jacque Powell, Jeanne and Bill Larson, Jim Milligan, Nancy Hester, Darlene Davies, Ann Fomon and Sam Armstrong, Shearn and Linda Platt, Arthur and Sandy Levinson, Aage and Veryl Frederiksen, Terry and Al Vasqueez, Symphony maestro David Atherton, Nina and Robert Doede, Elsie and Frank Weston, Dorene and John Whitney, Elizabeth and Bill Zongker, John Haddock, Robert Reed and Karen Sickels.

A third suspect fled and was seen getting into a maroon, late-model automobile, she added . "I don't think 1986 or 1987 will be any different than the current year" said Ray, who added that unlike past fare wars, "this has not stimulated traffic" Despite the fare war-one of many hurdles confronting the airline during recent years-Barkley recently boasted that PSA is "running at a full sprint" That contrasts with Barkley's description in January of an airline that had spent the previous eight years "walking sideways" as it fought to regain a competitive stature. PSA ran into heavy weather during the late 1970s, when skyrocketing jet fuel costs crippled its fuel-guzzling fleet . Youngblood said he does not have enough money to live on while he is on leave from the bench, but indicated that he might take out some loans from friends . The ceremony is not scheduled on the real 60th anniversary, which is Dec . The National Park Service maintains 30 miles of marked trails across an awesome scene that's been compared to craters of the moon. How to create inner-city jobs? With an enterprise zone that offers business incentives to locate where jobs are needed. Gorbachev appealing for the release from internal exile of dissident Andrei D.

Two big medical centers-Hollywood Presbyterian and White Memorial-have given strong indications that they, too, may soon curtail emergency services. A class-action complaint against the California Medical Center was filed Friday by public interest attorneys seeking to prevent drastic cutbacks in the hospital's busy downtown emergency room . "I guess it depends on what your definition of stressful is" Metzler said . Notified of Seizure According to Marie Palladini, a Fish and Wildlife Service agent, state and federal drug agencies were notified of the seizures . We are very, very concerned about fire danger" said Lucille Lemon, president of the Mount Washington Assn . Indeed, 46. 8% of women with children under 1 year of age are working outside the home, up from 34% in 1979. UPI also told the bankruptcy judge that it has turned a profit since entering bankruptcy, but members of the creditors committee have publicly expressed doubt about the accounting procedures used to support those claims. Strict Limits Proposed The ordinance would impose strict limits on development, covering details from the amount of earth to be moved to the degree of visibility of buildings from the road to the color of walls and the material of fences.

has reached a tentative settlement on billions of dollars in damage claims from a chemical leak in Bhopal, India, in December, 1984, that killed more than 2,000 people, a company spokesman said . Baker III said Thursday, Reagan will again take up the longstanding U. S . Since the exhibit opened before the Olympic Games in 1984, about 5 million museum visitors have tested and evaluated their health at interactive computer testing stations, expressed their opinions on community health issues, explored how hospitals operate, learned about nutrition, and walked out the door holding a personal health profile . The nationwide survey, conducted last year with 18,857 public school children ages 6 to 17, found a continuing "low level of performance" in such key areas as running, jumping, flexibility and strength . Heath's attorneys, who said they plan to appeal the verdict to the U. S. "They're the young, upwardly mobile, yuppie generation getting their first gray hair but not wanting to make a commitment to permanent color yet" he says. The latest word on artificial hair color sounds like the talk of modern romance: "There's no commitment" "If it's not right, don't worry" "It'll be gone before long" But when experts, such as Phyllis Klein of the Clairol company, describe hair tinting this way, they mean it as the highest form of praise. By a 6-0 vote, with Cole in support and one abstention, the board decided Monday to require that all developers of large apartment and condominium projects obtain conditional-use permits for projects in an area roughly bounded by Lake Avenue on the west, San Gabriel Boulevard on the east and the Foothill Freeway on the north.

"For three to five years I had been wondering what to do with the rest of my life" the soft-spoken Burbank resident said "I knew I didn't want to work all my life I wanted to retire, and retire into something meaningful . No Libyan diplomats have been stationed in Britain since relations were broken in April 1984, but Thatcher's government kicked out 22 Libyan students last Friday on grounds they were involved in "revolutionary activity" Britain has ordered 340 other Libyans to leave . It said that this type of failure had occurred in the aborted takeoff of a United Airlines 727 jetliner in Chicago in June, 1983, and in more recent accidents involving airlines of Canada, Syria, Algeria and Saudi Arabia . The Bruins extended the Trojans to five games before losing, 12-15, 15-12, 15-9, 6-15, 9-15 . Because of bureaucratic delays, fewer than a third of the more than 450 prisoners have been released, despite the fact that Aquino's order was sent to military officials more than three weeks ago But for Laurel himself, a letter of pardon will be enough. PDT, the third significant quake felt in Mexico within a week, had its epicenter in the coastal area of the state of Michoacan. . Under its county contract, the group's lawyers gave initial legal counseling to nearly all of the hundreds of defendants ordered to appear in traffic court each week on charges ranging from speeding to drunken driving.