Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 28, 1996)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] ABBOTT FALTERS IN ANGELS LOSS : NEW YORK 16, ANGELS 5.			312
`MISSION' CRUISES TO $56 MILLION.			317
ABBOTT FALTERS IN ANGELS LOSS : NEW YORK 16, ANGELS 5.			329
ANGELS TRADE LEE SMITH.			1073
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : VALLEY POWERS MEET IN SEMIS.			414
BONE MARROW DRIVE WILL BE HELD AT MALL.			656
BOOKSTORES AT WAR : EXPANDING CHAINS PUTTING SOME INDEPENDENTS IN BIND.			1241
BRIEFLY : TOP SEEDS BREEZE AT FRENCH OPEN.			410
BROKERAGE FIRMS' `FLOAT' TIME CAN ADD UP TO BIG COST.			629
BUILDING A FOUNDATION : DEPARTING STARS HOPE CSUN FEEDS OFF SUCCESS.			644
CLINTON, CONGRESS SQUARE OFF OVER IMMIGRATION BILL.			425
CLU PLAYOFF IS RAINED OUT.			127
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SHERIFF'S GOLF CLASSIC PLANNED.			227
CREATIVITY IS HER MIDDLE NAME.			711
CRIME & PALM TREES.			1686
CSUN GRADUATES DEFY OBSTACLES TO GARNER DEGREES.		Statistical Data Included	708
DETERMINED WINGS STOP AVALANCHE COLD : RUSSIAN LINE KEEPS DETROIT ALIVE DETROIT 5, COLORADO 2.			544
DIALING UP NEW FREQUENCY : COURT VICTORIES SPUR SPREAD OF PIRATE RADIO BROADCASTERS.			1303
DOCTOR QUITS A.V. HOSPITAL BOARD SEAT : CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST COMPLAINTS SWIRL AROUND IN-HOUSE CONTRACTS.			629
DOLE STRESSES WAR RECORD IN EMERGING CAMPAIGN THEME.			526
DOLE TO FOCUS ON CALIFORNIA RACE : KHACHIGIAN NAMED KEY CAMPAIGN ADVISER; VISIT TO STATE IN DISARRAY.			246
EDITORIAL : BAD SCIENCE, BAD POLICY PAST MISTAKES CAN BE COSTLY FOR SOCIETY.		Editorial	450
EDITORIAL : THE PRICE OF EXCESS ZEAL THIS TIME, CRITICISM OF CONSERVANCY IS MISDIRECTED.		Editorial	355
FATAL CRASHES RISE IN STATE DURING HOLIDAY.		Statistical Data Included	306
FRUSTRATED O'NEAL STAYS QUIET FOR NOW.			218
GOP SEEKS DYNATIC RUNNING MATE TO COMPLEMENT CANDIDATE.			354
HAILING U.S. MILITARY : CROWDS REMEMBER WAR HEROES THOUSANDS ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICES.			812
HEALTH CARE SHIFT : BLUE CROSS MAKE-OVER SETS AGGRESSIVE PACE FOR EXPANDING FOR-PROFIT CENTERS IN U.S.			431
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			651
HORSE RACING : AFTER LONG DROUGHT, SANDPIT WINS TURF HANDICAP.			774
IN MY OPINION : REMEMBERING THREE FRIENDS WHO DIDN'T MADE IT BACK.			1054
ISRAEL VOTE LOOKED AT WORLDWIDE : FOREIGN NATIONS HAVE BIG STAKE IN OUTCOME.			493
IT'S AN ALL-AMERICAN DAY.			550
JET FIRE CAUGHT ON TAPE : FLIGHT 592 PILOTS RECEIVED WARNING.			829
JETHAWK FLIES TO GREENER FIELDS : PITCHER EARNS PROMOTION TO DOUBLE-A TEAM.			439
JUBILEES : KOSTYK.			255
KNOCKING ON DOORS TO FIND COSBY'S NEIGHBORS.			719
KOHUT'S OUT OF THE ROUGH.			1085
LAKE LOS ANGELES SET FOR VOLUNTEER PATROLS.			535
LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS.			911
LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS.			668
LOCALS LOOK TO LIVE IN STYLE : CHATSWORTH GROUP CAMPAIGNS TO CURB CONSPICUOUS HILLSIDE HOMES.			806
LOSS OF AIDE MAY HAMPER MAYOR'S PROJECTS.			750
MAKING SURE `THE ROCK' GETS A CAPTIVE-ATING SAN FRAN PREVIEW.			206
MEN IN THE PEN GIVE DODGERS RARE POOL OF PITCHING TALENT.			682
NEWS LITE : CLAPTON SAVES GUITARS IN FIRE.			1040
OFFBEAT : WRESTLER AKEBONO MEETS HIS MATCH.			383
PALMDALE KIDS' MUSIC GETS HIGH-TECH HELP.			390
PARTY CREWS WANT RESPECT, BLAME GANGS FOR PROBLEMS.			924
PINTOS ARE FANS OF FAMILY VALUES.			798
PIRU ADOBE MAY QUALIFY AS MONUMENT.			814
PRAGUE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF EDGE TO THRIVE UNDER CAPITALIST SYSTEM.			531
PUBLIC FORUM : STATE GRANTS FOR SUBURBAN SCHOOLS OVERDUE.		Editorial	1340
PUPILS WIN 3M HONOR IN SCIENCE FAIR.			412
QUARTZ HILL HIGH SENIOR TO RECEIVE EAGLE SCOUT AWARD.			379
RAIN, TORNADOES HIT SOME REGIONS.			156
RECALLING THE COST OF FREEDOM : HUNDREDS FLOCK TO MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE IN NEWHALL.			386
RETIRING OLD GLORY : VETERANS BURN AGING FLAGS IN RITUAL FAREWELL.			520
RUSSIA SIGNS TREATY TO END CHECHEN WAR.			878
S.S. SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS : SAUGUS TAKES BAD MEMORIES INTO SEMIFINAL GAME.			313
SAFETY FAIR TO SPOTLIGHT SENIOR ISSUES.			121
SATELLITE CAMPUS MATCHES CSUN'S BEST IN COZY SETTING : AREA ABLE TO SUSTAIN UNIVERSITY.			693
SAUGUS CATCHER PLAYS PART TO GET SQUAD ON TRACK.			505
SCORPIONS FINISHING BIG : SOFTBALL SQUAD HANDLING PRESSURE OF EXTRA-INNING GAMES IN PLAYOFFS.			667
SCV GROUP REACHES OUT TO FILIPINO-AMERICANS.			269
SHRINE HONORS PEARL HARBOR'S FIRST VICTIM.			381
SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : 3 OAK PARK CONDOS DAMAGED IN BLAZE.			177
SPIRITS RISE FROM LEAGUE CELLAR TO SECTION SEMIFINALS.			566
SUMMER A TIME FOR TRAVEL, CAMP, WATER SPORTS.			595
SUSPECT IN STABBINGS OF 2 DISCOVERED DEAD AFTER POLICE SIEGE.			269
T.O. SWIMMER TURNS INTO FREESTYLE BARRACUDA.			566
TENNIS BUFFS PLEDGE FUNDS TO BUILD COURTS.			483
THEATER USERS SEEK NEW HOME : CULTURAL ASSOCIATION TO LOSE CITY SUBSIDY.			596
TOO MUCH MICHAEL : JORDAN PUTS ORLANDO AWAY CHICAGO 106, ORLANDO 101.			754
TRIAL NEARS FOR MOTHER HELD IN ABUSE : WOMAN'S DAUGHTER LEFT A QUADRIPLEGIC.			319
UP & COMING : SENIORS.			347
UP & COMING.			438
VH1 TAPPING DAVIES' TALES.			405
WITH THIS, MAKING UP IS FUN TO DO.			536
WOMEN BAND TOGETHER IN LAW BUSINESS.		Statistical Data Included	549