Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 14, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS SHAKE A'S WITH TWO IN THE 9TH : DODGERS 6, OAKLAND 4.			624
A TAPE MEASURE MASHER; QUARTZ HILLS' LYLES HAS ALL-STAR POWER.			458
ALL-STARS READY FOR MILLIGAN.			928
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : 2 MEN ROB STORAGE FACILITY, FIRE OFF SHOT.			549
AREA STUDENTS NAMED TO MILITARY ACADEMIES.			384
ARTS COMMISSION FAVORS REVIVING COPPER CURTAIN; PANEL: PUBLIC SHOULD HAVE FINAL SAY.			536
BANDIT ROBS MANAGER OF VALENCIA STORE.			93
BIZWATCH : MARKETS.			487
BRIEFLY : FIVE 10TH-GRADERS EACH GET $16,000.			513
BRIEFLY : FLYERS DUMP MURRAY DESPITE CUP APPEARANCE.			386
BUTLER SURVIVES, THRIVES.			461
BY THE NUMBERS; AREA CODE CHANGE BREAKS OFF PART OF GLENDALE FROM VALLEY.			728
CHIEF TO REVIEW HARASSMENT CLAIM.			256
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : HIT-RUN DRIVER INJURES MOORPARK MOM, 2 KIDS.			361
COUNCIL OKS DOWNTOWN SITE FOR LAPD DISPATCH CENTER.			258
CSUN STUDENT LEADER CALLS WILSON DECEPTIVE.			882
DE LA HOYA CALLS STEWARD HIS TRAINER UNTIL THE END.			854
DEATH FOR MCVEIGH: JURORS DECIDE PENALTY FOR THE TAKING OF 168 LIVES.			942
DEATH FOR MCVEIGH; JURORS DECIDE PENALTY FOR THE TAKING OF 168 LIVES.			1622
DIRECTV FILES TO LAUNCH SIX MORE SATELLITES; MOVE RAISES STAKES IN DBS.			461
DISCOUNTS AT ROOT OF TREE OUTLET'S PRICE PHILOSOPHY.			584
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ASHLEY STRUGGLES TO DEAL WITH LIMITED ROLE.			308
DODGERS SHAKE A'S WITH TWO IN THE 9TH : DODGERS 6, OAKLAND 4.			660
DROP IN WHOLESALE PRICES SPURS MARKET TO RECORD.			529
EXECUTION LAW UNTESTED BEFORE SUPREME COURT.			261
FATHER KNOWS BEST; GRAVES HELPED BY RELATIONSHIP WITH FATHER.			553
FIELD SET FOR PRINCESS STAKES.			425
FIGHT BACK : NO GOOD REASON TO WRITE CREDIT-CARD NUMBER ON CHECK.			460
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	21
GARDENING : WHILE MANY WISH IT GONE, SPURGE HAS ITS FANS.			841
GAY-BAR BOMBER GETS 8 YEARS.			200
GLIDER TRIP ENDS WITH STOP AT JAIL.			145
GRIFFEY FEELS THE GLARE OF THE SPOTLIGHT.		Statistical Data Included	702
GW SHAREHOLDERS OK DEAL; 98% OF VOTES CAST FAVOR JOINING WASHINGTON MUTUAL.			578
HANG GLIDER DROPS IN ON JAIL, SWAT TEAM.			114
HANGING UP THE R'S; PRINCIPAL RETIRING AFTER 32 YEARS OF WORK AT SCHOOLS IN SOUTHERN KERN.			392
HART SOFTBALL FINISHES FIRST.			126
HOMEOWNERS WANT BOND OVERSIGHT BEFORE SPENDING.			259
IT'S LEHMAN'S LEAD GOING INTO ROUND NO. 3; WOODS SHOOTS 67 TO CLOSE WITHIN 4 SHOTS.			1001
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BURLESON ANGERED BY JETHAWKS FLUBS.			659
JONES CRUISES TO EASY WIN IN 100.			520
JUDGE REMOVES BAN ON BELMONT PROJECT.			683
KERR-TAINS; CLUTCH SHOT CLINCHES FIFTH TITLE FOR BULLS : CHICAGO 90, UTAH 86.			734
L.A. BEAT : SPARKS ROSTER TRIM LOOMS AHEAD.			305
LAPD CHIEF ENDORSES BAN ON ARMOR-PIERCING AMMO.			258
MOONING PAIR BUTTED OFF PANEL.			440
NEW TRACT-HOME SALES FALL IN A.V.		Statistical Data Included	325
NEW TRUSTEE TO DECIDE AGENCY'S FATE; MOORPARK MOSQUITO-FIGHTING DISTRICT MAY BE ABOLISHED.			417
NEWS & NOTES : `BATMAN & ROBIN' AMONG TOP FILMS COMING TO TV.			495
NEWS LITE : IN-CLINED FOR MORE FROM 1961 CONCERT.			829
NO FERNANDO SHOW FOR OFFENSIVE ANGELS.			485
NOTES : GILLESPIE ANGERED BY CSUN DECISION.			369
NOTES: SKIERESZ NAMED PAC-10'S TOP ATHLETE.			631
PARENTS PRESS BOARD ON SCHEDULES; 2 AREA SCHOOLS SEEK TO AVOID YEAR-ROUND PLAN.			474
PASTOR'S WIFE SPINS POTS WITH MESSAGE.			475
PERSISTENT PADRES OUTLAST THE ANGELS : SAN DIEGO 8, ANGELS 7.			484
PESSO HAS POWER AT PLATE; ROYAL DEFENSIVE ACE IMPROVES HIS HITTING.			445
PITCHERS PULL JETHAWKS OUT OF FOUR-GAME DIVE : JETHAWKS 4, R. CUCAMONGA 1.			220
PLANE CRASH KILLS PILOT IN MOUNTAINS NEAR MALIBU; FAA INVESTIGATING CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.			238
PUBLIC FORUM : READERS PRAISE, DENOUNCE PAY HIKE FOR CITY WORKERS.		Editorial	1401
RED WINGS STAR BADLY HURT IN CRASH.			225
RETIRING EDUCATORS LOOK BACK ON CAREERS; PAIR RECALL EARLY ONE-CAMPUS DISTRICTS.			651
SCOTT'S FUTURE IS BRIGHT ONE; ALEMANY STAR HAS MAJOR OPTIONS.			699
SENATE PANEL REJECTS FUNDING FOR B-2; IF OK'D ON FLOOR, BILL COULD SET UP FIGHT WITH HOUSE.			498
SERVICE AGENCIES GET GRANTS; UNITED WAY AWARDS $3.84 MILLION.			709
SIMI SENIORS TALK THE TALK, WALK THE WALK; PARK'S WALKING CLUB PROMOTES SOCIALIZING WHILE EXERCISING.			885
SIMI VALLEY AUTHOR HONORED AS PEN WOMAN OF THE YEAR.			405
SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : HIT-RUN DRIVER INJURES MOORPARK MOM, 2 KIDS.			358
STATE'S CONSUMERS WILL REFORM HMOS; VOTERS REJECT GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION BUT SHOP FOR PLANS FREE OF DOCTOR `GAG' ORDERS, HUGE PROFITS.		Editorial	1065
SUPERINTENDENT FELL INTO TOP POST, STAYED 25 YEARS.			743
TENANTS FILLING OPENINGS AT MARKETPLACE.			262
THE FRUITS OF YOUR LABOR.			127
UNIVERSAL BUYS RIGHTS TO MOVE `LITTLE HOUSE' ONTO BIG SCREEN.			226
VALLEY RAIL MAY START BY 2007; CITY, MTA TO DISCUSS CONSTRUCTION DEADLINES.			342
VERDICT ELICITS RELIEF, SENSE OF REVENGE.			972
WOMEN AND TOOLS: MORE POWER TO THEM; NORTHRIDGE MOM NAILS DOWN HOME IMPROVEMENT.			1371
WORKER'S HOLIDAY; AV PITCHER FINISHES CAREER STRONGLY.			498