Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 3, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DICKSON GETS ALL-STAR INVITATION.			427
2,000 EXPECTED TO MARCH IN FOURTH OF JULY PARADE.			466
A LA CARTE : WHERE TO DINE ON JULY FOURTH.			514
AMERICAN LEGION: NEWHALL-SAUGUS DOES WITHOUT : LEGION TEAM CONTINUES TO WIN DESPITE MISSING SEVEN STARTERS.		Statistical Data Included	525
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ACHING EDMONDS STILL STARTING.			350
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PALMDALE STANDOFF ENDS IN SURRENDER.			292
ANTI-GANG EFFORT MAY ALLOW PARK TO STAY OPEN LATER.			300
BILL TO STUDY COUNTY BREAKUP ADVANCES.			298
BIZWATCH : MARKETS.			415
BOB MACKIE'S FIRST FORAY INTO BALLET SPARKS A FASHION FLASHBACK.			1243
BRIEFLY: BELFOUR SIGNS DEAL WITH DALLAS STARS.			347
CHARTER REFORM FUNDING IN DISPUTE.			507
CIRILLO REWARDED WITH FIRST ALL-STAR SELECTION.			225
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS MERGER OF MTA POLICE INTO LAPD BY PATRICK MCGREEVY DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER.			455
CITY POSTPONES SECURITY CONTRACT VOTE.			384
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: CLIPPERS CUT LOOSE DEHERE.			334
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : SIMI CUTS CORNERS TO BALANCE BUDGET.			372
CONGRESSMEN PRAISE AIR BASE'S ASSETS; LAWMAKERS PLAN TO PROMOTE, PROTECT EDWARDS AFB IN CAPITOL.		Statistical Data Included	463
COUNCIL RESTRICTS BEGGARS : CRITICS SAY LIMITS CAN'T BE ENFORCED.			465
CRESPI HOOP TEAM DIDN'T MIND LEAVING LAS VEGAS.			438
DEPUTIES TO ENFORCE SILLY STRING BAN.			205
DEPUTIES TO POST NAMES OF HIGH-RISK SEX OFFENDERS LIVING IN A.V.			1048
DEVELOPER GETS DEAL FOR STUDIO; DREAMWORKS SITE FUNDING ANNOUNCED.			433
DICKSON GETS ALL-STAR INVITATION.			428
DOCUMENTS TIED TO PAIR'S BELMONT CONFLICT WITHHELD.			252
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GUERRERO MIGHT BAT LEFTY ONLY.			472
EDITORIAL : GIVING WITH ONE HAND AND . . .		Editorial	148
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	55
EDITORIAL : TURNING LESS INTO MORE L.A. COUNCIL SHOULD TAKE A CUE FROM ITS PRESIDENT.		Editorial	384
EDITORIAL : VAN NUYS MAKEOVER RESTORING THE HEART OF THE VALLEY TO ITS FORMER LUSTER IS A SIGN CITY HALL STILL CARES.		Editorial	498
ENVIRONMENTAL FIREBRAND DIES; ACTIVIST KNOWN FOR KIND NATURE.			706
FED LETS STRONG ECONOMY ALONE.			215
FOR YEAR-ROUND STUDENTS, NOW'S BACK TO SCHOOL.			1105
FREEWAY COLLISION: DODGERS WIN BRAWL-MARRED GAME IN 9TH : DODGERS 5, ANGELS 4.			814
FREEWAY COLLISION: KARROS' SHOT GIVES DODGERS THE WIN IN BRAWL-MARRED GAME IN ANAHEIM : DODGERS 5, ANGELS 4.			721
FROM THE FIELD: PINCAY GAVE IT A GOOD RUN IN 21ST GOLD CUP.			383
GLENDALE HIGH-RISE EMPTIED AS POLICE HUNT FOR GUNMAN.			503
GOODBYE, JIMMY; IT'S BEEN WONDERFUL; BELOVED ACTOR: STAR OF CLASSIC AMERICAN FILMS DIES AT HOME. HE WAS 89.		Obituary	2100
HE WAS, WELL, A PIECE OF AMERICANA; FOR HEART, FEW ACTORS EQUALED JIMMY STEWART; APPRECIATION : MORE THAN FETCHING.		Obituary	2074
HOCKEY STAR HOPES MONEY PROBLEMS DON'T BENCH HER.			688
HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS TO START EARLY.			983
INFECTION WON'T STOP SPENCER.			739
L.A. BEAT : SWIMMING OLYMPIANS TO COMPETE.			519
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SCOTT COULD SIGN WITH GREEK TEAM.			290
LAUSD BREAKUP GROUP RESUBMITS APPLICATION.			289
LESSONS HELP SMALL BUSINESSES SUCCEED.			758
LOW-COST CLUBS READY TO TEE OFF: CHATSWORTH COMPANY, RAWLINGS EYE SPORT'S RECREATIONAL MARKET.			934
MAN CREDITS COMMUNITY WITH HELPING AREA'S NEEDY.			420
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO EMBEZZLING AT LEAST $60 MILLION.			385
MOLINA SNAPS SLUMP WITH GAME-WINNING HIT : JETHAWKS 5, MODESTO 3.			189
MONTANA DE ORO PARK PROVIDES FINE CAMPING.			513
MOVERS, SHAKERS PACKING UP; COUNCIL TO BORROW SITE FOR $7 MILLION.			569
MUTUAL FUNDS THRIVE; QUARTERLY PROFIT TOPS ALL SINCE '91.		Statistical Data Included	251
NEWS LITE : AFFLUENT FAMILY MAY PAY PRICE FOR CLOTHES SCHEME.			789
NOTES : AVC VOLLEYBALL CAMP BEGINS MONDAY.			254
NOTES : BUS TRIP SET FOR DODGERS GAME.			679
NOTES : TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR ALL-STAR GAME.			314
OUT LOOKS : BOOK OFFERS VIEW OF STATE BEACHES.			642
OUTPOST.			519
PADDLING PEACEFUL MORRO BAY; KAYAKERS EXPLORE DIVERSE WETLAND AREA.			843
PAIR RAISES PATRIOTIC POULTRY; TURKEYS SPORT RED, WHITE AND BLUE IN VAL VERDE.			517
PANEL BACKS SECESSION BILL; SENATE COMMITTEE VOTE GIVES SUPPORTERS HOPE.			644
PANEL OKS FUNDS TO SALVAGE CSUN SPORTS.			896
PERMIT PROBLEM COULD STIFLE L.A.'S CAN-DO SPIRIT.			737
POLICE SEEK 3RD MAN IN CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEMES.			302
PUBLIC FORUM : TYSON TAKES THE RAP FOR BOXING'S INHUMANITY.		Editorial	1656
RELIEVED ROBERTS RIPS FITCH, CLIPS: OUT-OF-SHAPE EX-CENTER SAYS COACH TORE HIM DOWN.			930
REMEDY EYED FOR HOSPITAL.			642
RENEWAL PROJECTS EXPLORED.			295
RESIDENTS LINE UP TO CHECK SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION.			1384
ROBBINS OR THORNTON AS LBJ? : MEANWHILE.			428
SAFETY FIRST, TRAVELERS ADVISED : HOLIDAY WILL BOOST TRAFFIC, WAITING TIME.			339
SAMPRAS SURVIVES: NO. 1 OUTLASTS KORDA IN FIVE-SET THRILLER.			571
SCHOOL BOARD OKS PAY RAISES; TEACHERS, STAFF GET 7% HIKE.			424
SETTLEMENT KEEPS TRAIN STATION PLAN ON TRACK.			265
SIMI POLICE TO RETURN AWARDS TO ELKS IN HELLS ANGELS FLAP.			350
SORE ELBOW LANDS JAMES ON DL.			252
SPACECRAFT PROGRAM RUNNING ON TIME; OFFICIALS ANTICIPATE X-33 MAKING TEST FLIGHT IN '99.			513
SPARKS AT CLEVELAND.			151
SPONSORS CHIP IN TO MAKE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION LAND OF THE FREE ADMISSION; VALLEY COLLEGE TO HOST ROCKETS' RED GLARE ON HOLIDAY.			587
STALKING SUSPECT FREED, EX-WIFE CALLS ARREST MISTAKE.			259
SUITS FILED IN PHONE FRAUD; FTC CHARGES VALLEY COMPANIES.			465
SUITS FILED IN PHONE FRAUD; SEC SUES AREA DATING SERVICE.			366
TAKE 5: READERS GIVE TYSON HUMOR TO CHEW ON.			400
THE BUZZ.			319
TRUST TO KEEP AYERS ON FAULKNER FARM.			328
TRYING TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION: GALAXY'S COACH IS WORKING HARD TO TURN IT AROUND.			638
UNIVERSAL CUTS EXPANSION PLAN BY 40%.			790
UTLA TO VOTE ANEW ON SUPPORT FOR MANDATED BILINGUAL EDUCATION.			387
WALLICK GETS HER CHANCE; NEWBURY PARK WOMAN TO PLAY IN BASEBALL LEAGUE.			537
WASHINGTON MUTUAL WRAPS UP GREAT WESTERN DEAL.			182