Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 27, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
3 KILLED IN AREA TRAFFIC CRASHES.			322
911 CALL FOILS 6 ROBBERS; INTRUDERS ESCAPE IN TOLUCA LAKE.			279
A.V. MEDICAL PIONEER STILL ON CALL.			1119
ACTION! MOVIE STUDIOS LINING UP TO TURN COMICS INTO CINEMATIC GOLD.			1333
AD HOC TEAM HAS CLICKED.			421
AGENT DRAWS BOOS, BUT HAYNES HAS IT COVERED; EX-MARSHALL HIGH AND RAIDERS STAR TALKS FONDLY OF L.A.			1028
ANTIQUE PIANOS PUT SCV HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN TUNE WITH THE PAST.			1223
BARRISTER'S BOD SPEAKS LOUDER THAN FOE'S WORDS.			628
BRIEFLY: PRUETT EARNS POLE FOR TODAY'S U.S. 500.			447
BUILDING A VIRTUAL L.A.; UCLA'S COMPUTER-GENERATED MODEL COULD HELP PLANNERS.			1314
CLINTON GIFT TO HELP SAVE LAKE TAHOE.			605
COLLINS IGNITES ANGELS; HIS STYLE PROVES TO BE JUST WHAT TEAM NEEDED.			780
DINING BEAT : IT'S A WRAP ON MELROSE.			316
DINING DEALS : PIZZA AND A SONG.		Restaurant Review	306
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SMITH CAN'T WAIT TO RETURN.			358
EDITORIAL : MONEY SCAVANGERS DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE SHOWING THAT EVERYONE IN WASHINGTON IS A SCOUNDREL AND CAMPAIGN FUNDING LAWS SHOULD BE CHANGED.		Editorial	343
EDITORIAL : SPIN DOCTORS AT WORK LAUSD TAKES TOO MUCH CREDIT FOR FAVORABLE CREDIT RATING.		Editorial	296
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	72
EDNEY WANTS NUGGETS JOB.			481
EDWARDS CAPTURES BARBRA STREISAND'S COMPLETE PICTURE.			833
EQUINE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY; RANCH A SANCTUARY FOR HOMELESS HORSES.			351
FAMILY COMPANY REACHES MILESTONE.			655
FOUNDATION FUNDS BEGIN ROLLING IN TO ASSIST STUDENTS.			595
GARCIA PROPELS FRANKLIN.			486
GRIM PLIGHT FACES DEAF IN MEXICO.		Statistical Data Included	963
HEBREW SCHOOL EDUCATOR RECEIVES $30,000 AWARD.			483
HIGHER TICKET TAXES LOOM FOR AIRLINE PASSENGERS.			921
HIT BUT NOT BEATEN; LINE DRIVE KOS NOMO; DODGERS WIN : DODGERS 4, PHILADELPHIA 1.			664
HOW NEW LINE HOPES TO `SPAWN' A HIT.			379
JAPANESE FOOD, IDEAS CELEBRATED.			561
KIDS YOUNG AS 11 GOING TO COLLEGE.			926
KIDS' SPORTS TEACH SCARY LESSON.			1061
LETTERS : ENCINO SHOULD BE ASHAMED.		Letter to the Editor	1061
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : PARENTS, KIDS CAN DECIDE IF MOVIE RATING'S JUSTIFIED.			759
MARTINEZ PLEASED WITH REHAB OUTING.			384
MATURED BAVASI HOPES TO WIN CHESS MATCH.			694
MCCARRON DELIVERS ON FIRST DAY BACK.			378
MO'S MONEY OFF PERCIVAL; ANGELS ARE BEATEN ON NINTH-INNING BLAST BY VAUGHN : BOSTON 7, ANGELS 6.			336
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS MODEL OPENS EATERY IN PHILIPPINES CAPITAL.			799
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS WHITE HOUSE TRULY IN HOT WATER NOW.			926
NO DAY AT THE BEACH FOR TOP SEEDS.			406
NOW DOLLAR DIRECTS COURT FROM THE SIDELINE.			953
OFFICIALS TRACING LINE OF FIRE; RESPONSE TO ARMED SUSPECTS MAY BE CHANGED.			1318
ON THE RISE; LEONARD AN EMERGING TALENT.			747
ONE HAPPY CAMPER; AIKMAN DELIGHTED WITH DALLAS' OUTLOOK.			570
ONLY COURIER ENJOYS THIS ONE.			675
PARENTS OBJECT TO LAND DEAL; DEVELOPER'S SCHOOL FEE MAY FALL.			625
PARK PRODUCTIONS TOUR SHAKESPEARE.			686
PLAY BALL; LITTLE LEAGUE LOSES WITH WORLD SERIES.			254
POLITICAL CORRUPTION FEEDS POVERTY CYCLE IN MOROCCO.			611
PUBLIC FORUM : BICKERING COUNCIL TAKING T.O. DOWN.		Letter to the Editor	502
PUBLIC FORUM : INDIAN MUSEUM SERVES STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS ALIKE.		Letter to the Editor	591
PUBLIC FORUM : VETOED GOLF COURSE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD.		Editorial	1443
QUANCE STARTS WITH 400 IM VICTORY.			288
READERS BAG SOME BARGAINS; LIBRARY BENEFIT SALE DRAWS CROWD.			739
REGAN FILLS WALLET IN JETHAWKS WIN : JETHAWKS 8, SAN JOSE 4.			228
REORGANIZED LIBRARIES TO OPEN LONGER; CUTS AT TOP UNTIE FUNDS.			869
SAFARIS WALK ON THE WILD SIDE.			1032
SIMI'S HISTORY COMES ALIVE; JAMBOREE FETES CORRIGANVILLE.			606
SIX WEEKS FROM NOW A CHATSWORTH COMPANY WILL CRANK UP ITS INTERNET JUKEBOX. ANALYSTS PREDICT IT HAS A GOOD CHANCE OF FINDING SUCCESS FOR A SONG.			1555
SKILL OF LISTENING BENEFICIAL TO KIDS AS WELL AS PARENTS.			655
SOME SAY PROBLEMS WOULD FESTER UNDER INSIDER POLICE CHIEF; TO SILENCE CRITICS, WILLIAMS' SUCCESSOR MUST MOVE FAST TO SEE REFORMS THROUGH : UNFINISHED BUSINESS.			962
SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : MINOR EARTHQUAKES MAKE REGION RUMBLE.			623
SPARKS VS. SACRAMENTO.			153
STAGE SET FOR SWAPS WEEK.			1292
STOKES IS STILL WAITING TO CATCH ON WITH 49ERS.			415
STORYTELLER MESMERIZES KIDS IN NEW BILLING.			709
SUSAN JAMES DOES IT HER WAY; LOCAL SINGER MAKES A MARK WHILE RESISTING MAJOR LABEL.			996
T.O. ALL-STARS ACCEPT SETBACK : MISSION VIEJO 7, T. OAKS 2.			466
TAKE 5: CHANNELING RESPECT? : MCCARTHY HOPES `JENNY' UPLIFTS IMAGE.			992
TEEN-AGE VOLUNTEERS, DUTIES NEED MATCHMAKER.			366
THE MAN BEHIND `SPAWN': COMIC CREATOR BRINGS CHARACTER TO BIG SCREEN.			483
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE.			873
THE VALLEY'S MOST WANTED FUGITIVES; HUNT IS ON FOR 6 VIOLENT CRIME SUSPECTS.			1388
TIPOFF: MAYOR DOING HOMEWORK ON CHIEF HOPEFULS.			715
TOURS, ETC.: SEEING NEW ENGLAND IN FALL.			419
TRADING POLICIES; U.S. EMBARGO JUST SERVES TO IMPEDE REFORMS IN CUBA.			1087
TRAVEL BARGAINS: COPPER CANYON TREK OFFERED.			443
UFOS, SEXUAL HARASSMENT HEIGHTENING DAYTIME DRAMA.			375
UNTYING THE KNOT; BOEING PUSHES SARTORIAL ENVELOPE.			614
VALLEY NORTH LEAVES NO DOUBT.			455
VENTURA COUNTY'S MORMONS SHOW PRIDE.			736
WARM PACIFIC POINTS TO EL NINO; EXPERTS WARN OF '82 REPEAT.			1152