Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 28, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] WILLIAMS GOES ON AN RBI TEAR; INDIANS SLUGGER SHREDS ANGELS : CLEVELAND 10, ANGELS 4.			659
`GREAT HOUDINI' SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ARSON CASES.			399
A LA CARTE : FUN AND DIFFERENT.			583
A QUICK STUDY; 12-YEAR-OLD SCIENCE PRODIGY MAKING JUMP TO UNIVERSITY.			983
A.V. HOMES SELLING; PALMDALE, LANCASTER RESALE PRICES CLIMB IN JULY : ANTELOPE VALLEY HOME RESALE PRICES.		Statistical Data Included	527
ANOTHER BARRY COMES TO L.A.			545
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : WATER CARNIVALS ON TAP AT TWO PALMDALE POOLS.			67
ARENA BACKERS UNVEIL PACT; CONTRACT BINDS LAKERS, KINGS FOR 25 YEARS.			586
AUTHORITY QUESTION ARISES IN SIMI; ISSUE OF WHO'S BOSS LOOMS LARGE AS DEBATE WIDENS AT SCHOOL DISTRICT.			661
BB PANEL GETS UPDATE ON CLASS SIZES, COOLING.			469
BIRD COUNT DROPPING IN DESERT.			858
BIZWATCH : MARKETS.			417
BLOCK WARNS OF SCHEME.			626
BRIEFLY : BLOCK WARNS PUBLIC ON FAKE SOLICITATION.			706
BRIEFLY : BOWE ACCUSED OF BEATING HIS WIFE.			380
CITY COUNCIL PICKS STREET LIGHTS FOR SPRUCED-UP RAILROAD AVENUE.			392
CITY DEAL LETS LAPD TAKE ON TRANSIT DUTY.			553
CITY GETTING PREPARED FOR WET WINTER; ADVANCED PLANNING MAY SAVE HILLSIDES FROM STORMY EL NINO.			557
CITY POSTPONES RULING ON MELO.			343
COLLEGE INCREASES SECURITY MEASURES IN WAKE OF ATTACK; SUSPECT SOUGHT IN ASSAULT ON WOMAN.			887
CSUN LOOKS PAST THE DARK CLOUDS; SOCCER TEAM SOLID ENTERING SEASON.			415
CSUN PARTIES TO START SEMESTER.			299
CSUN VOLLEYBALL DIGS OUT; LU HELPS REVIVE SAGGING PROGRAM AFTER EARTHQUAKE.			643
DESPERATE A'S WIN : MODESTO 9, JETHAWKS 4.			391
DISTRICT CANCELS UTILITY FEE PLAN.			303
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS ACQUIRE LEWIS; CLAIRE GETS ANOTHER SPEEDY OUTFIELDER.			737
DRUGS AT CITY HALL; POLICE FIND COCAINE, POT IN HERNANDEZ'S OFFICE.			917
EDITORIAL : ^CLOSING THE MEDI-GAP@; ^GOVERNOR'S PLAN PROVIDES HOPE FOR CHILDREN OF THE WORKING POOR.@.			363
EDITORIAL : CLOSING THE MEDI-GAP; GOVERNOR'S PLAN PROVIDES HOPE FOR CHILDREN OF THE WORKING POOR.		Editorial	363
EDITORIAL : DEMOCRACY RESTORED; FINALLY, A MEASURE TO ALLOW ALL CALIFORNIANS THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION.		Editorial	437
EDUCATORS, BUILDERS PITCH PLAN ON SCHOOL FUNDING.			607
F-22 JET BEING READIED FOR WEEKEND TEST FLIGHT.			487
FILM ROMAN HAS NEW CEO.		Statistical Data Included	351
FOOTBALL BEAT : CALL HIM ``BROADWAY MARC''.			1018
GAME NOW COOL, GROWING; GOLF LOOK COULD RIVAL GRUNGE AS GEN-X FASHION STATEMENT.			667
GARDENER PRODUCES BLUE-RIBBON VEGETABLES.			803
GM, CITY POLICIES TAKE HEAVY TOLL HEAD; FAMILY DEALERSHIP CLOSING.			581
GOVERNOR APPROVES HOME VALUE EXTENSION.			187
GROWER DECIDES NOT TO FUMIGATE.			578
GW MERGER CUTS HIT CHATSWORTH.			227
HANDWRITING ANALYSIS ORDERED IN SIMI VALLEY TEEN SEX CASE.			367
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: CLIFFORD FIGHTS TAILSPIN TO HELP JETHAWKS WIN.			532
JURY INDICTS EX-CABINET MEMBER ESPY.			1172
JUST DOVELY; DOVE HUNTERS CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.			1433
KIDS CAB TO OFFER RELIEF.			290
L.A. BEAT : CSUN SCHEDULE? NO NEED TO FEAR.			228
L.A. POLICE INVESTIGATE DEPUTY CHIEF'S CAR CRASH.			182
LIFE IS FAR MORE THAN `LOVELY' AT PENN CENTRAL; ACCOMPLISHED ACTING COUPLE AS SERIOUS ABOUT THEIR FILMS AS ABOUT EACH OTHER.			1395
LISSIK, 49, SAN FERNANDO ADMINISTRATOR.		Obituary	346
MAGELLAN TO SHUT OUT INVESTORS; FUND TO BECOME EASIER TO MANAGE.			625
MAY STEPS IN FOR FINLEY; BAVASI SHOPPING FOR HELP.			250
MAYBE TIME HAS COME TO DO AS THE ROMANS; INTERNATIONAL POWERHOUSE CONVERTING AIRPORT, UTILITIES TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP.		Editorial	824
MISSING SPELL OF NFL; L.A. FANS LOOK TO TV FOR SOLACE.			1497
MOORPARK PUSHES FOR RESTRICTIONS ON TRUCKS.			547
MOST SITCOM STARS HIT ROADBLOCK ON THE WAY TO BIG-SCREEN SUCCESS.			692
MUST BE THE SPAGHETTI; AGOURA WATER POLO TEAM GETS CHARGED UP AT PASTA PARTIES.			624
MUSTANGS SEEK ANOTHER REGIONAL; DESPITE A 16-4-2 RECORD, TEAM MISSED PLAYOFFS.			518
NEW PUBLICATION OFFERS PHOTOS OF SURGERY-FREE NUDES.			656
NEWS LITE : PORTRAIT OF FORMER PRESIDENT; REAGAN PHOTOGRAPHED AT PARK.			810
NOTES : CONEJO SOFTBALL LEAGUE TAKING SIGNUPS.			260
NOTES: THREE SWIMMERS MAKE SPLASH IN FREESTYLE.			487
OUTPOST.			648
OWNERS OF ITEMS SOUGHT.			205
PANEL TO DRAW UP PLAN FOR ARTS IN SCHOOLS.			519
PERMIT PROBLEMS PLAGUE EDUCATOR.			578
PIAZZA! PIAZZA! : TWO HOMERS LEAD DODGERS DODGERS 9, PITTSBURGH 5.			764
POLICE UNION SCRUBS PROTEST RALLY FOR 3-DAY WORKWEEK.			502
PUBLIC FORUM : U.S., NATO REWARDING GENOCIDE IN BOSNIA.		Editorial	1586
REFORM CO-SPONSOR TOUTS FUNDING OPTION.			401
REPORT: VENTURA COLLEGE LACKS CONTROL.			411
RESIDENTS SEE GOOD SIDE OF CITY OF ANGELS; LIFE IN L.A. NOT ALL BAD.		Statistical Data Included	622
ROOM RELAXES YOUNG WITNESSES; DEPUTIES HOPE KIDS FIND PROCESS EASIER.			258
SANTA CLARITA: BRIEFLY : OFF-DUTY DEPUTY'S CAR HIT BY TRUCK, BOTTLES.			325
SAT SCORES RISE IN VALLEY CITIES.			213
SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SINGLE TRIAL ORDERED IN DEATH OF GIRL, 2.			423
SLAIN TEEN DUMPED; SANITATION TRUCK DRIVER FINDS BODY.			546
STATUE FOR THE VALLEY; MAN MAKING CASE FOR MONUMENT.			991
SUSPECTED RECYCLING SCAM PUTS TWO IN JAIL; MEN SAID TO HAVE TAKEN IN $750,000.			409
TARTIKOFF, 48, PROGRAMMER WON HIGH RATINGS, RESPECT.		Obituary	1072
THROAT PROBLEMS HURT BUTLER AGAIN.			488
TOLEDO KEEPS GAME, LIFE IN PERSPECTIVE.			1113
U.S. JUDGE REJECTS SIMI'S LIMITS ON NUDE DANCE CLUB; RULING CITES 1ST AMENDMENT CONFLICT.			593
UCLA NOTEBOOK: LEAF TOUTED AS BLEDSOE TOSS-ALIKE.			627
WILLIAMS GOES ON AN RBI TEAR; INDIANS SLUGGER SHREDS ANGELS : CLEVELAND 10, ANGELS 4.			697
YOUNG'S IMPACT FELT IMMEDIATELY.			472