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• PORTLAND, ORE., GETS NEW RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEM
• EUROPEAN AIDES AGREE TO ADOPT PRETORIA SANCTIONS
• FOLLOW-UP ON THE NEWS
• WHAT'S NEW AMONG EXECUTIVE PITCHMEN
• D. B. Coggeshall And Ms. Christy To Marry Oct. 5
• PAPERBACK BEST SELLERS: September 7, 1986
• Vivian Blumenthal to Wed
• DINING OUT; THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE GLITZY
• ASTRONOMER, 24, FINDS COMET
• ON LANGUAGE; Don't Touch That Dial
• FABI GETS POLE POSITION
• FRANK CASHEN: THE MAN
• IDEAS & TRENDS; Dire Straits
• XENOPHOBIC RUSSIANS ARE LOATH TO MEET THE PRESS
• THE WORLD; Two Soviet Ships Collide in the Night
• Dentist Given 42-Year Term In Philadelphia Cocaine Case
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• OUR TOWNS; A Middle-Class Approach to Civil Disobedience
• In Scarsdale, Corey Tessler Marries Lauren Beth Klein
• RECALLING VIEW FROM THE BACK OF THE BUS
• Margaret Segal, David J.Topper Exchange Vows
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: EAST; SHAFFER'S PASSING ROUTS TEMPLE, 45-15
• Alex Weiss Goldstein Married to Amy Sue Berns
• WHO STAYS UP WITH THE SICK COW?
• THUGS WHO KNOW THEIR GREEK
• THERE'LL ALWAYS BE A FIJI
• THE DETAILS OF PERSONAL STYLE; EDWARD N. NEY: AN ELEGANT EXECUTIVE
• CINEMATIC REFLECTIONS ON JEWISH LIFE IN 15-WORK FESTIVAL AT 92ND STREET Y
• BLANCHE SWEET, FILM ACTRESS
• MAO, NIETZSCHE AND UNCLE SVEN
• OIL INDUSTRY IS PRESSING FOR CALIFORNIA DEPOSITS
• A RENEWED LAKE ERIE AGAIN ONE OF THE GREATS
• ART; BYZANTIUM COMES TO PRINCETON
• Shift in Work Force Goes With Rising Debt
• WASHINGTON TALK: BRIEFING; Biting Fund-Raising Hand
• THE WORLD; Despite a Truce, 4 Die in Lebanon
• 'Upper-Income' Couple
• MYSTERY WRITERS DISSECT THEIR CRAFT
• Dr. J. R. Boscamp Weds Dr. Kimura
• THE NEW SUBTLETY
• CONNECTICUT OPINION; THE EDUCATIONAL CONSCIENCE
• FARMERS IN OVERALLS BATTLE THOSE IN SUITS
• Sarah Foster to Wed Gregory Wetsone
• WESTCHESTER OPINION; SMALL BATTLES, IN THE WAR OF NOT GOING TO SCHOOL
• SOUND; DEEP BASS WITHOUT THE BOOM
• SUNDAY OBSERVER; Rats in the Warehouse
• JAZZ RESURGENCE CONTINUES
• Headliners; The Zaccaro Case
• HEADLINERS; The Belushi Case
• NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: Bellevue, Wash.; Bringing Back The Pedestrian
• PLEASURE BEACH, LUSTER LONG LOST, AWAITS ITS RENEWAL
• PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO SEE BEYOND THE FACT
• THE REGION; Prosecutors Say They Have Tapes Condemning Gotti
• A CORRECTION
• David Andrews Wed To Lisa Montgomery
• N.F.L. '86; WHO CAN REACH WHAT IN '86
• THE PRIZE OF COUNTS AND KINGS
• New Chagall Drawings
• AT 350TH ANNIVERSARY, THE U.S. UNIVERSITY IS A VAST BUT UNFOCUSED INSTITUTION
• A MAKER OF MAGIC SOUFFLES
• NAIL AND MAIL
• Consultant Wed To Miss Connell
• TEACHERS CAN STILL LEARN A FEW USEFUL THINGS ABOUT TEACHING
• THE MARBLE MOUNTAINS OF THE GARFAGNANA
• LIBRARY FIRE IN LOS ANGELES IS UNDER SCRUTINY
• Recent Sales
• Kyle Conroy Has Wedding
• TRACKING SCENTS
• ITALIAN MILITARY SCANDALS SPUR CALL FOR CHANGE
• AROUND THE NATION; Miami Archbishop Offers Absolution for Abortions
• INVESTING; PANDICK'S STRANGE SLIDE
• PIPELINE TERMINUS IS A THRIVING CITY
• STATE APPLE CROP LOOKS GOOD FOR MOST BUT NOT ALL GROWERS
• AROUND THE NATION; Steel Workers Picket Armco Factory in Ohio
• HEADLINERS; The Sullivan Campaign
• TERROR IN ISTANBUL; 2 GUNMEN KILL 21 IN SYNAGOGUE; BAR DOORS AND THEN OPEN FIRE AT SABBATH SERVICE IN ISTANBUL
• HOME VIDEO; RECENT RELEASES OF VIDEO CASSETTES
• EXPERTS TO BEGIN MAMMALS' RESCUE
• REAGAN WRITES TO GORBACHEV ABOUT REPORTER
• CHILDREN'S BOOKS: Bookshelf
• WHY WE WERE IN INCHON
• MUSIC; TWO FINALES SIGNAL START OF FALL SEASON
• IN QUOTES
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Comings and Goings
• DATA BANK: August 31, 1986
• UCONN PRESIDENT RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS
• LAKE TO LAKE IN MINNESOTA
• IS THE MIDDLE CLASS DOOMED?
• U.S. REPORTER SAYS MOSCOW INTERROGATORS HINT AT A POSSIBLE TRADE
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; PAKISTAN REPORTS ALL GUNMEN SEIZED IN AIRPORT ATTACK
• PLAN FOR GROTON MANSION OPPOSED
• MUSIC; THE NEW ORCHESTRA EXPANDS ITS SEASON
• CONNECTICUT GUIDE
• New Season Under Way
• HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS TO MARK '46 U.S. ARRIVAL
• STAMPS; U.N.'S FIRST DAY COVERS AND OTHER NEW ISSUES ON THE SCHEDULE
• A NEW BREED OF IMPORT, MADE IN THE U.S.A
• Jersey City Is Shaping Vast Project To Its Needs
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• Energy Policy
• ABOUT BOOKS
• BETRAYED BY A GORGEOUS CAD
• THE NATION; Both Parties Face Runoffs in Florida
• NEW TROUBLES IN THE N.F.L.
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; U.S. SENDS A TEAM TO AID PAKISTANS
• Miss Mangan Wed to John Murtagh Jr.
• Virginia Finch Becomes the Bride of Scott Taylor
• POLITICAL GAINS FOR BLACKS LAG IN STATE LEGISLATURES
• RUTGERS SETS BACK BOSTON COLLEGE, 11-9
• DENG HINTS AT GORBACHEV TALK
• THE PRE-SUMMIT PATTERN SEEMS REVERSED THIS YEAR
• IDEAS & TRENDS; Another Dispute Between the Pope And U.S. Catholics
• SEASON PREVIEW: RECORDINGS; CONDUCTORS ARE IN THE SPOTLIGHT ON NEW CLASSICAL RELEASES
• BASEBALL; RED SOX TOP TWINS, 3-2, ON RUN IN 9TH
• CAMERA; UNDERSTANDING THE EXPOSURE METER'S MEASURE
• THE NATION; Troubled Times Are Continuing On the Tarmac
• Texas Bans Oyster Fishing
• WASHINGTON TALK: BRIEFING; Nancy Loves Adolfo
• ANIMAL GROUP UPSET WITH MYSITC
• CHESS; THEORY ASIDE, THE KING SAFETY IS FOREMOST
• HARVARD'S BOK SEES PERIL TO SCHOLARS IN LURE OF MONEY
• Gender Benders
• Dr. Arguimbau Becomes Bride
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION; Behind the Mask
• MURRAY CHASS ON BASEBALL; Piniella's Job Is Endangered by Steinbrenner's Bottom Line
• AROUND THE WORLD; Peruvians Seize 288 After Guerrilla Bombings
• SEXUAL EQUALITY IN COURT IS GAINING, REPORT FINDS
• SOONERS ROLL PAST U.C.L.A. IN OPENER
• Faust Makes Winning Debut
• HOME VIDEO; RECENT RELEASES OF VIDEO CASSETTES
• TERROR IN ISTANBUL; HEIRS TO LONG TRADITION, TURKEY'S JEWS HANG ON
• CONNECTICUT OPINION; FALL IS THE SEASON FOR SUMMER'S READING
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; CLUES TO ATTACKERS POINT IN CONFUSING DIRECTIONS
• REAGAN SAYS NATION'S SCHOOLS HAVE IMPROVED CONSIDERABLY
• TERROR IN ISTANBUL; RELIGIOUS GROUPS URGE A BIGGER WAR ON TERRORISM
• Trilby Holmes Is Wed To Parker C. Barrett Jr.
• SPORTS TODAY
• AROUND THE WORLD; Bombings Rock Chile After Mass Protest
• FOOD; GRAZING MEALS
• Jennifer Shapiro Marries
• Miss Eyster Married To Hart Woodson 3d
• N.F.L. '86: NEW FACES BRIGHTEN GIANTS; JETS' CAST IS FAMILIAR; Defense Gets A Lift From Six Draftees
• WHAT'S NEW AMONG EXECUTIVE PITCHMEN; When Executives Hawk Their Ideas
• FOR SALE: KEY WEST'S 'WHITE HOUSE'
• Going Away
• BUSINESS FORUM: AS THE AIRLINES MERGE; SETTLING INEXORABLY INTO AN OLIGOPOLY
• DECISIONS WITHIN NETWORK NEWS
• SPINKS WINS BOUT ON KNOCKOUT IN 4TH AND RETAINS TITLE
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Dolphins Ban Charles
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; INSTRUCTOR AT L.I. COLLEGE AMONG HIJACK VICTIMS
• JEWISH TARGETS: RECENT ATTACKS
• FOLLOW-UP ON THE NEWS; Wave of Thefts Of Surgical Suits
• Movie Memorabilia
• PERSONAL FINANCE; The Fading Allure of Incorporation
• HOPE DIM FOR RUSSIAN ACCEPTED BY BOSTON U.
• CHIEF UNDER PRESSURE: LAWRENCE O. KITCHEN; Fighting Scandal at Lockheed
• CONNECTICUT OPINION; MINGLING THE TRIVIAL AND VITAL OF THE DAY
• FEHR POSTS 67 TO LEAD
• GEORGE MONAGHAN, 85, DEAD EX-HARNESS RACING OFFICIAL
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Islanders Await Ruling
• Early Primary Returns Show Guam's Governor in the Lead
• NICARAGUA FINDS C.I.A. BEHIND EVERY MISHAP
• ABOUT LONG ISLAND
• Going Anyway
• LADY'S SECRET TAKES MASKETTE
• NEW JERSEY OPINION; DEALING WITH BIAS-CRIME VICTIMS
• YORKTOWN'S SNAPPING-TURTLE BATTLE
• WHAT'S NEW AMONG EXECUTIVE PITCHMEN; Should Ted Turner Join Actor's Equity?
• 'I DON'T BELIEVE IN KINDLY HUMOR'
• SPORTS OF THE TIMES; COMMUTER IVAN EXPLAINS
• Say Yes to Reform
• SEASON PREVIEW: ART; MODERN MASTERS, ANCIENT TREASURES AND NEW QUESTIONS
• U.S. ISSUES THREAT IN TALKS ON TRADE
• For Congress From New York
• BEST SELLER: September 7, 1986
• AROUND THE GARDEN
• IN THE NEW HAITI, SMUGGLERS FIND A PARADISE
• PRO & CON: DRUG TESTING IN THE WORKPLACE; FINDING A MIDDLE BETWEEN FAIRNESS AND EFFICIENCY
• IN WESTCHESTER AND CONNECTICUT; Waterbury Finally Coming Into Its Own
• BLACK LEADERS SEEK CHANGES IN EDUCATION
• LONG ISLAND JOURNAL
• SEASON PREVIEW: MUSIC; AWAITING THE 'NEW' CARNEGIE AND LOTS OF GUEST CONDUCTORS
• A LIVELY RACE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, TOO
• CONNECTICUT OPINION; OFF TO THE MARKET, FROM NOWHERE
• PARKINSON GROUP'S PLANS FOR HELP
• RESULTS DISPUTED IN INQUIRY ON FORMER SAFETY COMMISSION MEMBER
• NOTED WITH PLEASURE
• Kuwait Belittled
• Mary Greene Marries
• SPINNING TALES OF URBAN ANGST
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: MIDWEST; Nebraska Stops Florida State
• YOUR DOG IS SIZING YOU UP
• NAVRATILOVA EDGES GRAF; MECIR UPSETS BECKER; SHE GAINS FINAL, 6-1, 6-7, 7-6
• NONALIGNED ALWAYS LEANED LEFTWARD
• CORRECTION
• HARVARD GROUP PONDERS POVERTY TOLL
• The Tax Bill
• G.G. Pardun Wed To Anne Stearns
• Janice E. Major And John Battle Exchange Vows
• Katherine Wise Is Wed in Maine
• PORTRAIT OF A MEDIEVAL CITY
• IN THE NATION; Is the U.S. a 'Bully'?
• TERROR RESURGENT: ISTANBUL; AT LEAST 21 ARE SLAIN IN ATTACK ON SYNAGOGUE
• VERMONT'S UBIQUITOUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
• PARKING UNIT AIDE REPORTED CORRUPTION IN '82
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; HIJACKING WASN'T FIRST TRY
• FARE OF THE COUNTRY; IN THE AUVERGNE, CLASSIC POTATOES
• NOT EVERYONE'S CUP OF TEA
• CONCERT: BERNSTEIN
• CRITICS' CHOICES; Music
• DANGERS FORESEEN IN HOST-LIABILITY LAW
• WASHINGTON TALK: BRIEFING; Steam Buffs' Alert
• SEASON PREVIEW: THEATER; NEIL SIMON, ARTHUR MILLER, AND A DAVID HARE MUSICAL
• SEASON PREVIEW: TELEVISION; BETTING ON NEWS, COMEDIES AND SEASONED STARS
• SUBTLE CONTRAST IN CONNECTICUT G.O.P. CANDIDATES
• NEW YORKERS, ETC.
• CONSUMER RATES
• HOME CLINIC; PAINTING INTERIORS: MORE THAN JUST A BRUSH WITH THE WALLS
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SOUTH; ALABAMA TROUNCES VANDERBILT
• SOVIET CAPTAINS IGNORED COLLISION WARNINGS
• Swedes Report Progress In Palme Investigation
• For Jets and Bills, a Rush to Get Started
• METS RALLY TO TOP PADRES, 4-3; 2 HOMERS FOR CARTER
• HOME VIDEO; RECENT RELEASES OF VIDEO CASSETTES
• ARABS AND JEWS IN ISRAEL
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Walls Faces Suspension
• U.N. ENVOY IN SOUTH LEBANON
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; A PARTIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES
• RHODE ISLAND MOVES TO CURB U.S. FUNDS IN PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
• AROUND THE WORLD; U.S. Aide Meets Mubarak On Egypt-Israel Talks
• JUDGESHIP PRIMARY IS CHALLENGE TO BAN ON ENDORSING
• Jerusalem
• WESTCHESTER JOURNAL; CAMPUS DAY CARE
• LITERARY PRIZE FOR BLACK FOE OF APARTHEID
• Dean Paul Baquet Marries Miss Landis in Larchmont
• NEW TACK FOR JURIES: ONE DAY, ONE TRIAL
• THEATER REVIEW; 'MOUSETRAP': KILLINGLY CLEVER
• CHALLENGE IN THE PACIFIC
• Verbatim; Costly Esthetics
• NEW JERSEY JOURNAL
• WESTCHESTER JOURNAL; ART AND CONSTRUCTION
• Edward Leh Wed To Miss Worthing
• MUSIC VIEW; LABELING THIS ERA MAY BE EASY AFTER ALL
• LONG ISLAND OPINION; LOOKING FOR 'THE PLACE JUST RIGHT'
• Tennis Logic Doesn't Hold
• Jennifer Watson Wed in Scarsdale
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: WEST; B.Y.U. ROLLS, 52-0, AS PASSER GETS 369
• DINING OUT; A VICTORIAN SETTING IN BREWSTER
• EDUCATION WATCH; SECRETARY BENNETT PRESCRIBES THE THREE R'S
• IF YOU'RE THINKING OF LIVING IN; NORWOOD
• THE EVOLUTION OF AN ISLAND OF ACADEME
• IDEAS & TRENDS; Drug Poll Raises Questions For TV
• Nail and Mail
• N.F.L. '86: AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE; AS WEST RISES, BRONCOS LOOK TO TOSS OFF PATRIOTS
• Well Gas Kills 4 in Spain
• ARCHITECTURE THRIVES ON AND OFF THE STREET
• CORRECTION
• Pantelleria
• LONG ISLAND OPINION; SEPTEMBER: THE MOST BITTERSWEET MOF MONTHS...
• Q AND A
• FRANCE REPORTS TWO IRAQIS CITED BY MILITANTS MAY RETURN
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; 6 SUSPENDED AT KARACHI AIRPORT
• MASSACHUSETTS TO HELP UNDOCUMENTED ALIENS SEEKING ASYLUM
• Miss Principato Bride in Capital
• D. S. Weil to Wed Hope B. Wickser
• SPEAKING PERSONALLY; IT'S NOT JUST STUDENTS WHO GET FIRST-DAY-OF-SCHOOL JITTERS
• MARRIED FOR HIS MAID?
• THE EVER-FATTER BUSINESS OF THINNESS
• WITT'S 7-HITTER STOPS YANKS, 9-2
• AMERICAN SAVINGS IS MOVING TO COUNTY
• ABOUT MEN; Rich Friends
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: LOCAL; Mariners Beat Pace
• STAGE VIEW; A 'NICKLEBY' THAT FULFILLS OUR GREAT EXPECTATIONS
• SUBWAY INCIDENT ENDS IN DEATH
• WHY A DIAMOND CARTEL IS FOREVER
• BRIDGE; DISCARDING TRICKS TO AVOID AN ENDPLAY
• WHAT'S DOING IN; TAOS
• SENATE RACE TESTS DEMOCRATS' WINGS
• NEW & NOTEWORTHY
• Adults or Young Adults
• A METAPHOR IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE
• Topics: Gifted Athletes; The N.C.A.A. Tigers
• Drink Is the Curse of the Classless Society
• POSTINGS: New From Sweden; Aquavit on 54th
• Margaret Warner Weds John R. Reilly
• Miss Sutherland Becomes a Bride
• IDEAS & TRENDS; Harvard Gives Itself a Party
• TV VIEW; THOUGHTS ABOUT HOME, WHILE FLIPPING DIAL ABROAD
• Q AND A
• MAINE'S WEALTH OF ART
• WHEN FILM MAKERS PLAY IT BY EAR
• IMMIGRATION AIDES SEEK MONEY TO STOP TERRORISTS
• WOMAN CHOSEN TO HEAD JAPAN SOCIALIST PARTY
• Topics: Gifted Athletes; Strokes of Luck
• ARCHBISHOP'S U.S. FRIENDS ARE LEGION
• TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR THE COIN-OPERATED PARKING METER
• IN KENNEDY TERRITORY, A NOT-SO-EASY HOUSE RACE
• TERROR RESURGENT: KARACHI; 16 ARE SLAIN, SCORES HURT AS TERRORISTS SPRAY AIRLINER WITH GUNFIRE
• U.S. Navy Searches Off Egypt For Sunken Israeli Submarine
• INDIANS KEEPING GEM TRADE WITH DE BEERS GROUP
• CRIME
• SEASON PREVIEW: FILM; MAJOR DIRECTORS OFFERING THEIR WARES
• ANTIQUES; ARTIFACTS OF THE MACHINE AGE
• CORRECTION
• THE DETAILS OF PERSONAL STYLE; FREDERICK EBERSTADT: ECLECTIC CHOICES
• LAST 'RED TAG' REMOVED FROM SUBWAY TRACK
• FRANK CASHEN: THE MAN
• THE WORLD; More Defiance In South Africa, And Quiet Burials
• Elizabeth Miller Is Wed
• THE WELL-MADE SUIT
• Quotation of the Day
• Turkish Police Arrest Bahais
• CORRECTION
• Linda R. Widmer Wed to a Lawyer
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• Vancouver
• Proud to Be From Flushing
• HOME VIDEO; Digital VCR's Figure in the Future
• HUMAN FACTOR NOTED IN CORPORATE TAKEOVERS
• SEASON PREVIEW: DANCE; VISITORS, ANNIVERSARIES AND PREMIERES GALORE
• MIAMI BEATS FLORIDA AS PASSING FIZZLES
• SEVERAL WITNESSES TESTIFY AGAIN IN INQUIRY ON CABLE TV FRANCHISE
• LEGITIMATE DEGREES PUT TO ILLEGITIMATE USES
• We'll All Pay Corporate-Tax Hike in Higher Prices
• A Small-Business Bind
• OUTDOORS; POOLS, HILLS AND SO-SO SKILLS
• THE REGION; Cuomo Clashes With Archdiocese
• THE EXECUTIVE COMPUTER; Building a 'Taxi Meter' Into the PC
• 2 Bartenders Are Cited In Minors' Liquor Sales
• WASHINGTON; A Conversation With Mitterrand
• Andrew Walter Weds Susan Furman
• 'Problem Solvers' in the Market
• CRITICS' CHOICES; Dance
• LONG ISLANDERS; A WRITER DISCOVERS THE CLUES TO CRAFTING THE MYSTERY NOVEL
• 2d Valve Mishap Shuts Down Nuclear Plant in Connecticut
• HERE AND THERE, CITY REPAIRS AND RENOVATIONS START TO SHOW
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• Protesters Enter British Base
• SANCTIONS TEST METTLE OF LEADERS AT HARARE
• DEVELOPMENT PROMPTS HUNT CLUB TO SEEK A MOVE
• CRITICS' CHOICES; Art
• LONG ISLAND OPINION; ...WHEN IT'S REALLY MOTHER'S DAY
• GRANTS TO AID HISTORICAL AREAS
• POSTINGS: Gwathmey Design; Parti in Parsippany
• DISAFFECTION WITH QADDAFI IS REPORTED RISING IN LIBYA
• NAVRATILOVA EDGES GRAF; MECIR UPSETS BECKER; Lendl Sails Unhindered to 5th Final
• Affordability vs. the Building Code
• TALKING: EQUITY LOANS; Tax Law Alters Use By Elderly
• Nicole Nicholas Is Engaged to Marry Charles Edward Hambro in December
• WASHINGTON TALK; Shakespeare Library Getting A Facelift
• Jane S. Appleyard Weds R. A. Roel, Magazine Editor
• Miss Rothe Marries Bruce Allan Meberg
• THE BIG -- AND ILLEGAL -- BUSINESS OF INDIAN ARTIFACTS
• Elizabeth Gail Harris Weds Patrick Hayes Baird
• Lieut. A. P. F. Schmidt Marries Miss Bollman
• Cynthia Katz Is Married
• Paul Larkin Harchett Marries Diana Adams
• Stanley Mitton Weds Ruth Richmond Ray
• HOFSTRA AND JETS: GOOD TEAMWORK
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• WAR HITS HOME IN SRI LANKAN TOWN
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Whalers Sign McEwen
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• POSTINGS: Saving Time; Passaic Modulars
• ARCHBISHOP RITES HONOR TUTU TODAY
• WASHINGTON VOICE FOR DAIRY FARMERS
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; 16 Hours of Terror: The Pakistani Account
• School Sued in Fatal Climb
• DOTS ON A SINAI MAP SPOIL THE VIEW FOR EGYPT
• POSTINGS: Park Slope Conversion; Elegant New Life for Tenements
• GOING ON IN THE NORTHEAST
• PROJECT HURTS PHILADELPHIA'S MAYOR
• CONCERTS AND ALBUMS FROM ROCK PERENNIALS
• TRAVEL ADVISORY; Santa Fe Trail Exhibit, New England Fair
• SPORTS OF THE TIMES; Greenberg: A Kind of Beacon
• CAPE MAY'S DESIGN FOR FALL
• N.F.L. '86; AT LONG LAST, FOCUS RETURNS TO THE FIELD
• DECISIONS WITHIN NETWORK NEWS
• VIEWS OF SPORTS; BEARS' NATURAL ENEMIES: INJURY, COMPLACENCY, FATE
• Powerboat Market Is Surging
• Cynthia Manson Wed in Riverdale To Jeffrey Faville
• William G. Leahy Marries Pamela Ann Scott on L.I.
• N.F.L.'86
• NEW YORK'S LITTLE CAPE COD
• STREET FASHION; QUIETER LOOK FROM JAPAN FINDS A PLACE
• N.F.L. '86: NEW FACES GRIGHTEN GIANTS; JETS' CAST IS FAMILIAR; Only Two New Players On Roster
• Kyle Hallsteen Marries David McRobie
• DINING OUT; A FIND AT A TOURIST ATTRACTION
• LIVING FOR CHILDREN: ADDITIONAL VIEWS
• FOLLOW-UP ON THE NEWS; From Alley Cat To Celebrity
• COMPLEX PLAY IS DOMINANT IN 13TH GAME
• ARABS AND JEWS IN ISRAEL
• Edwin H. Albano, Ex-Coroner
• HAS LOU PINIELLA DONE THE JOB FOR THE YANKEES?
• VOTERS IN 9 STATES CHOOSE PARTY NOMINEES TUESDAY
• LIVING FOR CHILDREN: ADDITIONAL VIEWS
• CORRECTION
• Frank Cashen: The Man
• Houseboats Emerge as a Cheaper Form of Housing
• TOPICS
• FIFTEEN MINUTES IS NEVER ENOUGH
• WESTCHESTER OPINION; DESPITE TEACHER'S MANUAL, SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM PREVAILS
• A Lebow Play to Open Season in Philadelphia
• IN QUEENS, CITY SCANDAL IS MINOR ISSUE
• Joan Salzman Is Wed
• Beth Stanley-Brown Becomes Bride Of Peter Garrett Horan on Nantucket
• DATA UPDATE: September 7, 1986
• BOK'S OUTLINE OF RIGHT ROLE FOR ACADEMY
• THE WIDER HORIZONS OF SISSY SPACEK
• FOR SOME SCHOOL DISTRICTS, CROWDING IS A PROBLEM AGAIN
• Soviet Moves Against Videos Spreading 'Cult of Violence'
• LEGITIMATE DEGREES PUT TO ILLEGITIMATE USE
• CHILDREN'S BOOKS
• PERSPECTIVES: RENTAL PRODUCTION; Insurance Programs Persevere in H.U.D. Cutbacks
• WARNING OF URBAN SCHOOL DECLINE
• DRUG TRAFFICKERS TURN TO THAILAND
• N.F.L. '86: NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE; A TIGHT RACE IN THE EAST, AND NO RACE FOR THE BEARS
• LAYING THE BLAME ON BRITAIN
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• LUNACY AMONG THE TEACUPS
• AN AIRBORNE DISASTER REVIVES OLD QUESTIONS
• NORTHEAST JOURNAL
• THE DETAILS OF PERSONAL STYLE; LEIGH AND LESLIE KENO: CLASSIC CLOTHING
• FACES OF THE OTHER AMERICAS
• MOB'S RULING 'COMMISSION' TO GO ON TRIAL IN NEW YORK
• Arabs and Jews In Israel
• YUGOSLAV CAPTAIN IS CHARGED
• Lend to Prosper
• More Than Brodsky
• Single Older Woman
• Stock Buybacks
• N.F.L. '86; They Jumped Ship and Landed
• MANILA AGAIN TALKS WITH COMMUNISTS
• Article 142786 -- No Title
• DAKOTA SENATOR SEES HIS LEAD SLIP
• JOHN PAUL'S ECONOMICS OF COMPASSION
• WASHINGTON TALK: BRIEFING; Greek Art, Modern
• THE WORLD; Iran Intercepts Russian Vessels
• Joan Alexandre Clark Weds B. J. Kegelman
• HAIR-TRIGGER SUMMER RAISES WORRIES AND QUESTIONS IN DETROIT
• Stock Buybacks
• SCHOLARS TACKLE 'WHODUNITS'
• THE WILD MAN OF VIENNESE ART
• HOW THE MIND LOST ITSELF
• THEATER; METAMORPHOSIS OF A MUSICAL BEING STAGED WAY OFF BROADWAY
• A Correction
• DEMOCRATS SELECTING DIOGUARDI'S CHALLENGER
• TO ATTRACT WORKERS, PAY THEM MORE
• CRITICS' CHOICES; Cable TV
• Van Cliburn's Career
• POLITICS; LEGISLATURE RETURNING WITH EYES ON '87 RACE
• LOW TURNOUT SEEN FOR SENATE PRIMARY
• NEWS SUMMARY: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1986
• AROUND THE NATION; Lawyers Get $6.3 Million In Buck Trust Fund Case
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Manley Activated
• FOOD; WAYS TO SAVOR THE TASTES OF A LATE-SUMMER GARDEN
• PRODUCTION DAZZELS IN CANDLEWOOD'S 'SUPERSTAR'
• TENSIONS ON RISE AT LEBANON PORT
• THE NATION; Texas Struggles To Pay Its Bills
• Steps to Combat Crack Announced by O'Neill
• WASHINGTON TALK: BRIEFING; Deprived Grandparents
• HIJACKING IN KARACHI; GANDHI CRITICIZES PAKISAN ON HANDLING OF HIJACKING
• NEW YORK INSPECTORS CITE 34 ESTABLISHMENTS
• WEEK IN BUSINESS; Peat Marwick Finds a European Partner
• Megan Lynch Marries
• Teachers Can Still Learn a Few Useful Things About Teaching
• N.F.L. '86; HELP WANTED, AND KELLY FITS THE BILLS
• THEATER; 'PUMP BOYS' STAGED WITH GOOD CHEER IN BRIDGEPORT
• FOR BRAZILIAN, U.S. TRIP MARKS SURGE IN STATUS
• OF GREEK GODS AND 'MURRAY THE FURRIER'
• Going Away
• MUSIC: ELODIE LAUTEN
• BUSINESS FORUM: FOLLOWING CHINA'S EXAMPLE?; GORBACHEV FINDS AN ALLY IN CAPITALISM
• WESTCHESTER OPINION; THE AMERICAN CLASSROOM FROM A JAPANESE PERSPECTIVE
• SEASON PREVIEW: FILM VIEW; FILMS FOR VIEWERS WHO THINK FOR THEMSELVES
• No Headline
• PROSPECTS
• Marta Bouzas Varela Weds Fellow Lawyer
• PROFESSIONAL TITLE TO ITALIAN CYCLIST
• WESTCHESTER GUIDE
• NEW JERSEY GUIDE
• PRACTICAL TRAVELER; SHOPPING AROUND FOR GOOD HEALTH
• EDUCATION WATCH; FALL ARRIVES, BRINGING STRIKES
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL '86: NOTRE DAME; Notre Dame Spirit Builds For a Fresh Start
• FASHION VIEW; THE BUBBLE AND BOUNCE OF PARIS
• THEATER; SHAKESPEARE (ET AL) AT DREW
• VIEWS OF SPORTS; CASHEN'S LAW: EVERYTHING GOES RIGHT
• INVESTING; The Revival of the 'Can't Lose' Stock
• Velazquez and the Centuries
• WHAT'S NEW AMONG EXECUTIVE PITCHMEN; Why Greenspan Stumped for Apple
• TEAM AIDS CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC PAIN
• WESTCHESTER JOURNAL;LANGUAGE IMMERSION
• A FURNITURE MAKER DISPLAYS HIS CRAFT
• ART;FREILICHER'S INNER VISIONS
• MUSIC;A GALA, 4 WINNERS AND A PREMIERE
• YONKERS SCHOOLS SEEK ORDERLY OPENING DAY
• IN SHORT: FICTION
• WHAT VOTES CAN'T BUY
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• ONE MAN DISCOVERS HOW PLANS GO AWRY
• BUSINESS FORUM: AS THE AIRLINES MERGE;AN INDUSTRY STILL AS COMPETITIVE AS ANY
• GARDENING;THE BRADFORD PEAR: TREE FOR THE CITIES
• MORE GRATITUDE THAN MONEY
• THE ENVIRONMENT
• GARDENING;THE BRADFORD PEAR: TREE FOR THE CITIES
• 3d-GENERATION HORSE FARM CONTINUES A VOORHEES TRADITION
• BUSINESS NOTES
• THE IMPERIAL ACADEMY
• PRIEST AIDS HISPANIC COMMUNITY
• ANTIQUES;2-SEASON GUIDE TO INSTRUCTION
• TEEN-AGE PROSTITUTION ALARMS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS
• ELECTIONS COMMISSIONERS SEEM HEADED TO COURT IN DISPUTE
• RESORT PLANNING VETERANS REUNION
• Mr. Reagan's Myopia on Arms Control
• GARDENING;THE BRADFORD PEAR: TREE FOR THE CITIES
• THE CAREFUL SHOPPER
• FOCUS: ST. LOUIS;A Phoenix In Flight Downtown
• DRUG TESTING FOR ATHLETES IS WEIGHED
• HAZEL GLUCK: SPECIALIST IN GENERAL
• AT HARVEST TIME, WAR IS DECLARED ON GARDEN ROBBERS
• CABLE TV NOTES;COMEDY, NEWLY MINTED AND REJUVENATED, ABOUNDS
• SINGER STEALS SHOW
• COMPUTER LISTING VOLUNTEERS
• IN NEW JERSEY;For Morristown, Up Is the Way to Go
• READERS, WRITERS AND LITERARY MACHINES
• CONSTRUCTION CALLED ILLEGAL ALIEN 'MAGNET'
• NEW SHOREHAM EVACUATION SITE HUNTED
• CYCLING STATURE IS SOUGHT
• A COOLER, TOUGHER WOMAN
• ART;WORKS BY SULTAN AND GERMAN EXPRESSIONISTS AT WESLEYAN
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• No Headline
• PRACTICAL POINTERS FOR SEASIDE GARDENERS
• NEW JERSEY OPINION;LONG-TERM SCHEDULES FOR CONSTRUCTION NEED LONG-TERM FINANCING
• NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: Chicago;Making Sears More Friendly
• MORE PEOPLE GIVING BLOOD FOR SELVES
• TOO ECUMENICAL
• ABOUT WESTCHESTER;BACK TO SCHOOL
• WANTED: HELP FOR A DIOCESE
• ON LONG ISLAND;Battle Lines Forming on Rents in Nassau
• DINING OUT;4-VISIT BOX SCORE: 3 HITS, 1 ERROR
• NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: Broward Co., Fla.;Near Dade, But Not in It
• A CONNECTICUT MALL TO COMPETE SOON
• SMITH SETS PRIORITIES ON A VETERANS' CLINIC
• GARDENING;THE BRADFORD PEAR: TREE FOR THE CITIES
• IN SHORT: NONFICTION
• STAGE DESIGNER BECOMES THE SHOW
• NUMISMATICS;NEW PONTIFICATE MEDAL IS ISSUED FROM THE VATICAN
• LONG ISLAND GUIDE
• NATURE WATCH;COMMON RAZOR CLAM
• JESUS IN THE CONFUCIAN TEMPLE

Recipes

• Spicy Mixed Vegetables
• String Beans With Sesame Dressing
• Penne with Tomatoes And Basil