Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 23, 1996)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`3 STRIKES' CONVICTS COULD GET PRISON TERMS SHORTENED.			590
`GOOSEBUMPS' FEVER : GHOULISH BOOKS DRAW YOUNG FANS TOGETHER.			443
`LIVING PICTURES' PAGEANT MAKES LAGUNA COME ALIVE.			1030
A DAY AT THE PARK? : SOFTBALL SHEDS GENTEEL IMAGE.			1777
A.V. HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEES WILL MEET TO DISPEL TENSIONS : CONTROVERSIES PROMPT PUSH FOR HEALING.			668
ABALONE LURES DIVERS UNDER THE SEA : TASTE FOR DELICACY NETS PROFITS, PROBLEMS FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIANS.			978
AFTER 60 YEARS, GOING FOR THE GOLD : KEPT FROM THE '36 GAMES, SHE'LL BE A GUEST IN '96.			1782
AIR FARES WILL RISE, SAY EXPERTS.			238
AMA YANKS DRAFT REPORT CALLING FOR DECRIMINALIZING OF STREET DRUGS.			632
AMERICA'S CUP GETS DEADLY IN WAMBAUGH'S `FLOATERS'.			760
ARABS DISPLAY UNITY AT SUMMIT : MUBARAK INSISTS NATIONS MUST `STRUGGLE FOR PEACE'.			545
BAY AREA'S TOWERING ATTRACTION : SKY WILL BE LIMIT SOON AT HIGH-RISE.			459
BELLS TO RING OUT AGAIN AT SAN GABRIEL MISSION.			575
BEST PLACE TO START IS IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS.			582
BETTING ON BOOMERS : PROJECTING SPENDING HABITS OF DEFINING GENERATION CAN REAP BIG PAYOFF FOR INVESTORS.			687
BOSKIE DELIVERS WIN; ANGELS KEEP ROLLING.			409
BRIDGE TO REOPEN FOR RACES : SPONSORS TO FIX SPAN FOR 2 ANNUAL EVENTS.			238
BURBANK STUNG BY SUCCESS : STUDIO EXPANSION BRINGS BIG TRAFFIC.			1071
CATHEDRAL FIGHT PITS RIGHTS OF CHURCH AGAINST CITY LAW.			1916
CENSUS BUREAU TACKLES MULTIRACIAL ISSUE.		Statistical Data Included	964
CENTER AIDS DISABLED KIDS' FAMILIES.			564
CHARLOTTE VIES FOR BASEBALL TEAM.			890
CHEMISTRY STUDENT JAILED OVER PATENT DISPUTE.			931
CHIROPRACTIC, RELIGION, POLITICS MAKE VERY STRANGE BEDFELLOWS.		Theater Review	386
CLEAMONS HOPES TO TAKE BULLS EXPERIENCE TO DALLAS.			330
CLINTON CALLS FOR REGISTRY OF SEX OFFENDERS : DOLE STEPS UP ATTACKS ON ADMINSTRATION.			591
COMMENTARY : BELLE'S CRIME WASN'T THAT BAD.			770
COMMENTARY : CONTRACTOR WISER AFTER DISASTER.			634
COMPLAINT OF COC ADMISSIONS BIAS LEADS TO CALL FOR EMPLOYEE SENSITIVITY.			954
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MAN INJURED IN FIRE AT T.O. TOWN HOUSE.			408
COSTUME SHOP MAKES CHARACTERS COMFY : COOLED SUIT SPARES MASCOTS FROM THE HEAT.			520
CULTIVATING QUILTERS : GROUP AIMS TO INFUSE AGE-OLD ART FORM WITH CRAFTY NEW GENERATION.			629
CUSTOM SUBURBANS TAKE TINSELTOWN BY STORM.			763
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LORAINE BREWER.			676
DEFENDERS GO FIRST.			144
DINING BEAT : HOT SPOTS IN VALLEY.			347
DINING DEALS : THE BEST IN BARGAIN TASTES CHICKEN COUP DE GARLIC.			336
DMV WORKERS DEMONSTRATE : WILSON, UNIONS AT ODDS OVER PLAN TO CONTRACT OUT.			573
DODGERS NOTEBOOK : SOMEHOW, BREWER WINS FOR YANKEES.			395
DRILLERS' COMPLAINTS HEEDED : COUNTY TRIES TO SIMPLIFY OIL PERMIT PROCESS.			529
EDITORIAL : GORBACHEV'S LAST HURRAH.		Editorial	201
EDITORIAL : NO CAUSE FOR ALARM STATE SUPREME COURT'S RULING ON THE THREE-STRIKES LAW ISN'T LIKELY TO BE FATAL.		Editorial	353
EDITORIAL : THOSE PESKY MEDFLIES.		Editorial	200
EVENTS PAY HOMAGE TO CUSTER'S LAST STAND : CEREMONIES MARK DAY CUSTER FELL.			859
EX-DODGER HOWE MAY RETIRE AFTER YANKEES RELEASE HIM.			222
EXOTIC SEA CAVES GIVE KAYAKERS NEW THAI EXPERIENCE.			1093
FACES FROM THE PAST - OLDER BUT FAMILIAR.			827
FAIRPLEX MAY STRETCH TRACK TO MILE : IMPROVEMENT PLANS INCLUDE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW GRASS COURSE.			646
FERNANDEZ EYES VISIONS OF OLYMPIC SOFTBALL GOLD : POWERHOUSE U.S. TEAM FAVORED TO WIN IT IN SPORT'S DEBUT.			763
FIRST LADY CALLS CHILDREN'S TV UNACCEPTABLE.			159
FLEXIBLE BARRIERS OFFER ALTERNATIVE TO HIGH COST OF WIDENING FREEWAYS.			529
FORMER ANGELS EXEC CONSIDERS HIS FUTURE.			1061
GHANA WELCOMES WITH OPEN ARMS : AFRICAN-AMERICANS WHO'VE MOVED THERE SAY LIFE IS GOOD.			1865
GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM WINS REGIONAL TITLE.			94
GLITTERATI FLOCK TO SUBURBAN : GM BEHEMOTH NOW RIDE OF CHOICE AMONG CELEBRITIES.			496
GOLF ROUNDUP : COOK SETS RECORD THREE-ROUND SCORE BEST FOR PGA EVENT.			583
GRAND NEW PUB READY FOR GOP `BALLOT' LISTS CHEESEBURGERS, 21 TAP BEERS NEAR CONVENTION SITE.			394
GUITARIST'S INVENTION GETS GLOWING REVIEW : EARTHQUAKE HELPS PROVE CONCEPT FOR ILLUMINATED PICK.			492
GULF WAR GIS POSSIBLY EXPOSED TO NERVE GAS.			740
HERE'S ANOTHER ODD MYSTERY AT WHITE HOUSE.			923
HONG KONG VENDOR PITCHES POWER OF TEA.			1060
HOTELS LURE FAMILY WITH VACATION DEALS.			397
HOTLINE PLACES BABIES' SAFETY 1ST, ALL ELSE 2ND.			827
IN THE NEWS.			152
INNOCENT MAN BEGINS LIFE ANEW AFTER 16-YEAR TERM.			545
INVESTIGATORS DREAD PROSPECT THAT CHURCH FIRES ARE EPIDEMIC.		Statistical Data Included	455
IRAQ SURRENDERS FILES TO U.N.; BANNED ARMS DATA UNVERIFIED.			347
IRAQI ANTIQUITIES POUR INTO WORLD MARKET.			772
IT'S LOVE UNDER THE STARS AS THE CITY CELEBRATES 75 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC AND ENJOYING PICNICS AT THE FAMED VENUE IN THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS.			1599
JOHNSON WITHIN BREEZE OF RECORD : O'BRIEN CLEARS OBSTACLE, WINS DECATHLON.			1102
KINGS LOVE SEEING GREEN : L.A. TAKES PHYSICAL WINGER; DUCKS GET DEFENSEMAN.			737
LABONTE RETURNS TO MICHIGAN.			538
LACK OF ACTION MARKS EU SUMMIT.			347
LESBIANS TURN OUT EN MASSE : MARCHERS HELP RING IN GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL.			344
LETTERS : VENTRE DRAWS WRATH OF SOCCER ENTHUSIASTS.		Letter to the Editor	450
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : `SEINFELD' AIMS FOR HUMOR IN LAND OF PREPUBESCENCE.		Letter to the Editor	511
LIFE TAKES WOMAN AROUND WORLD.			1224
MARCHERS AFFIRM PATH OF SALVATION.			310
MARTINEZ IS MASTER : DODGERS 3, HOUSTON 0.			645
MCLAUGHLIN TO TRANSFER TO CAL.			81
MEXICAN POTTERS CAUGHT BY FEARS ABOUT LEAD GLAZE : OFFICIALS SLOW TO FIND ALTERNATIVES.			1002
MEXICAN UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS LEARN ABOUT CLU'S COMPUTER NETWORK.			685
MISS CALIFORNIA '92 FOLLOWS SOARING ASPIRATIONS.			484
MISS SCV WINS CALIFORNIA PRELIMINARY EVENT.			139
MOORER GETS THE MOST OF SCHULZ.			568
MOTOR SPORTS : ALLEN BACK IN WINSTON CUP.			844
NATCC ATTEMPTS TO ESTABLISH NEW FAN BASE.			473
NEW JOB OFFERS CHANCE TO RISE TO THE CHALLENGE.			825
NEW SPECIES OF MONKEY FOUND IN AMAZON RAIN FOREST.			399
NEWS LITE : IVINS' TIME TICKED AWAY ON `60 MINUTES'.			793
NIKE FAVORED OLYMPIC SHOE.			859
OAKS HAND JETHAWKS THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS.			162
PAPANDREOU, 77, POPULAR SOCIALIST WHO LED GREECE.		Obituary	778
PAPERBACKS.			265
PASSING UP AN EDUCATION : MANY STUDENTS TURNED DOWN FOR DIPLOMAS GO RIGHT ON TO HIGH SCHOOL.		Statistical Data Included	1343
PLAN FOR RANCH'S RESTORATION INCLUDES WESTERN FILM MUSEUM.			643
PORTER JUST KEPT PUSHING : CONVINCING IOC TO ADD SOFTBALL TO OLYMPICS WAS NOT EASY.			440
PREP FOOTBALL : QB CARROLL HELPS HART TAKE TOURNAMENT.			574
PUBLIC FORUM : CITY PARKS ARE VULNERABLE TO SUMMER VANDALS.			273
PUBLIC FORUM : DOLE `STUCK IN A TIME WARP' ON IMMIGRATION.		Editorial	1576