Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 26, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`STAR MAPS' SPEEDS FLORES' MUSICAL PATH; PLAYING MOVIE PART RAISES SONGWRITER'S PROFILE, BUT DOING SOUNDTRACK LETS HER VOICE BE HEARD.			812
8 LOCAL WELFARE RECIPIENTS ARRESTED; SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF FRAUD, LAVISH LIFESTYLES.			497
AID REFORM HAS DOMINO EFFECT; WELFARE CUTS FOR LEGAL IMMIGRANTS WILL HURT BUSINESS AND PROPERTY OWNERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.		Editorial	777
AMGEN GETS KEY APPROVAL.			326
ANGELS RIDE HOT PAIR TO WIN PAIR : ANGELS 5-8, BOSTON 4-5.			627
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SOCCER REGISTRATION TO START IN LAKE L.A.			301
BEN HOGAN DIES; GOLFING GREAT WAS ICON OF HIS SPORT.		Obituary	1038
BIZWATCH : COMING UP WANTED: THE VALLEY'S BEST STOCK PLAYERS.			450
BLANTON ENVISIONS MORE DIVERSE AVP; HE'S ONLY BLACK ON TOUR.			639
BREAKING GROUND; FIRST TENANT READY TO BUILD PLANT BY WHITEMAN AIRPORT.			329
CHEESECAKE FACTORY'S STOCK SOARS ON GROWTH PLAN.			629
CITY ACCUSES FIRM OF FRAUD; SYNCRO'S EVICTION BATTLE ESCALATES.			642
CITY EXPECTED TO OK NEW FESTIVAL SITE.			400
COMIC LEWIS MAKES SERIOUS PLAY FOR BARTIROMO.			385
CONDO RESIDENTS FACE GAS SHUT-OFF; MANAGEMENT FAILED TO PAY BILL FOR CANYON COUNTRY SITE.			269
CONEJO PARK DISTRICT OKS 2.2% BUDGET INCREASE.			195
COUNCIL BACKS DEVELOPMENT IN LA TUNA CANYON.			252
COUNCIL WEIGHS BAN; VOTE SET TO CURB ADULT BUSINESS.			694
COUNTY'S COAST, HARBORS TO GET REPAIRS UNDER BILL.			357
CSUN'S PRICE IS RIGHT FOR CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD.			343
EARNINGS REPORTS.			372
FIGHT BACK: BUYING A USED CAR CAN BE TRICKY, AND IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL, YOU CAN GET STUCK WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S PROBLEMS.			598
FROM THE FIELD: WORRELL'S PUPILS WILL ONE DAY TAKE HIS JOB.			457
GALAXY STAYS ABLAZE AGAINST LISTLESS BURN : GALAXY 3, DALLAS 0.			556
GATHERING TO HONOR DECEASED; VALLEY CENTER PLANS BUDDHIST FESTIVAL.			324
GRAPE EXPECTATIONS; VENTURA COUNTY SATISFIES A TASTE FOR WINERIES.			1109
HEY, CONSUMERS, SEE THE LIGHT: HALOGEN BULBS CAN BE SAFE.			626
HOME PRICES TAKE 4.3% JUMP; BAY AREA, ORANGE COUNTY MARKETS HEAT UP.		Statistical Data Included	493
HOSPITAL FIRM OUSTS ITS FOUNDER; COLUMBIA/HCA TRIES TO STOP SLIDE.			391
HOT TIPS: BOGIE ABOUT TO BECOME MAIL STAR.			611
IN NEW TERRITORY; VASQUEZ PREPARES FOR DESERT MOUNTAIN LEAGUE.			380
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: COACH INTERNS AT THIRD BASE.			577
JURY AGREES WITH O'CONNOR THAT `IT'S OK TO FIGHT BACK.			722
L.A. BEAT : BOXING LOPEZ TO DEFEND HIS TITLE.			277
LEACH-BHUPATHI FIRST DOUBLES TEAM INTO QUARTERS.			439
LETTER URGES NEW DEFENSE COMPLEX IN WESTERN U.S.			413
LOCAL HEIST SIMILAR TO BAY AREA JOB; JEWEL THIEVES BECOME MORE BRAZEN.			363
MEMO CITES FIGHTER PILOTS' LOW MORALE.			368
MTA WORKER DIES IN FALL; 33-YEAR-OLD 2ND FATALITY IN 6 MONTHS.			585
MUSEUM PURRS OVER ITS `CATS!'.			182
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS BAND BASSIST GETS LIGHT DRUG RULING.			747
NO CONTEST IS PLEA IN STUDENT SEX CASE; HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLER DRAWS PROBATION.			184
NOTES : HART IS IN ASA TITLE TOURNEY.			335
NOTES : SIMI VALLEY GIRLS CHAMPS.			657
PALMDALE MAY OFFER PERKS TO LURE PLANT.			336
PHILOSOPHER BEARSON TAKES TIME TO SMELL THE FLOWERS.			896
PIAZZA SPARKS A BLUE BLAZE; CATCHER'S RETURN IGNITES L.A. BATS : DODGERS 8, PHILADELPHIA 1.			762
PLAN KILLS 1 CLASS IN 5 AT MISSION.			931
PUBLIC FORUM : POLITICIANS SHOULD PAY FOR DELAYING STATE BUDGET.		Editorial	1616
QUAKE RATES MAY FALL; ZIP CODE'S RISK WAS ERRONEOUSLY INFLATED.			645
RAOUX STUNS PHILIPPOUSSIS.			687
REJUVENATED JETHAWKS WHIP QUAKES : JETHAWKS 8, RANCHO CUCAMONGA 1.			298
RELOCATED SEX OFFENDERS MUST SIGN UP IN CALIFORNIA.			202
SAUGUS DISTRICT CONSIDERS BOND.			403
SHIELDS PITCHES NEWHALL SAUGUS TO VICTORY.			391
SIDES FACE OFF OVER RINK; PARK IN LINE TO GET ROLLER-HOCKEY FACILITY.			675
SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : PACIFIC BELL SWITCH BLAMED FOR NET LOSS.			373
SPARKS SNAP 3-GAME SKID : SPARKS 86, PHOENIX 83.			147
STAND DOWN IS LEG UP; VENTURA TENT EVENT GIVES NEEDY VETERANS CHANCE AT NEW START.			652
SUSPECT HELD WITHOUT BAIL IN ROBBERY OF STORE.			173
T.O. OUSTS W.H.; WINNERS TO PLAY MISSION VIEJO T.O. 7, W. HILLS 3.			455
T.O., EMPLOYEES TENTATIVELY AGREE ON 2-YEAR CONTRACT; SIDES TO VOTE ON PACKAGE TUESDAY.			460
TAKE 5: BARGAINS; POTS AND MORE FOR YOUR PATIO AT LOW PRICES.			560
THE PRICE OF SUCCESS; ATHLETICS EMPTIES THE JAEGGE FAMILY'S POCKETS.			588
UNDERDOGS HAVE THEIR DAY AT AVP TOURNEY.			320
WOMAN GUILTY IN COSBY EXTORTION.			639
WOODLAND HILLS OUT; TEAM LAUDED AFTER LOSS; THOUSAND OAKS LITTLE LEAGUERS ADVANCE.			616
YOUTH BASEBALL: UNLIKELY HART SET FOR REGIONALS.			419