Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 18, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`OTHER' TEAM CREATING STIR IN NEW YORK.		Statistical Data Included	1559
ANGELIC AID FOR PLUCKY PLAYERS; HARP DOCTOR BRINGS HEAVENLY HELP TO KEEP INSTRUMENTS READY FOR ACTION.			1362
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BEING HIT BY PITCHES DOESN'T ANGER ANDERSON, CIRILLO.			392
ARMOR-PLATED VEHICLES LINED WITH GOLD : CRIME AND TERRORISM SPELL BANNER YEAR FOR CUSTOMIZER.			561
BODIES FOUND NEAR PARK; 2 MEN BOUND, SHOT TO DEATH.			312
BOXING: GUIDI'S QUICK KO SECURES WIBF TITLE.			73
BOYLAN PROVES POINT; SAUGUS JUNIOR TRIES 500 FREESTYLE, WINS TITLE.			481
BRIEFLY : FLORIDA, STANFORD REACH WOMEN'S FINAL.			236
BRUINS ENJOY ROMP.			549
CAL LUTHERAN FAILS IN REGIONAL FINAL.			212
CALIGIURI WAITS BEHIND BLACKBALL.			974
CAMPUS THRIVING AT 30; MOORPARK COLLEGE CELEBRATES THREE DECADES AS A CENTER FOR EDUCATION, EXPLORATION AND SERVICE TO COMMUNITY : THEN AND NOW.			1234
CANYONS COULD GET WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM; POSSIBLE RETURN OF FOOTBALL RAISES PROSPECT OF SQUAD.			851
CASES PUT MILITARY AFFAIRS IN SPOTLIGHT; ARMED FORCES LAX IN ADULTERY POLICY.			807
CLINTON APOLOGIZES FOR EXPERIMENT.			791
COLLECTION TAKEN UP FOR INJURED COACH, SON.			269
COPS AREN'T SUPPOSED TO CARE? THINK AGAIN.			832
CREATIVE ARTS MAKE FOR GOOD JOB PROSPECTS.			579
CSUN OUTLASTED BY CAL : CALIFORNIA 3, NORTHRIDGE 2.			554
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : MAXINE STANOFF LEWIS.			650
DAVIS WON'T WANT TO ASK `WHAT IF?'.			661
DINING BEAT : GOODBYE, TWIN MAN.		Restaurant Review	376
DINING DEALS : WHAT'SAMATA, NO MEAT?		Restaurant Review	320
DIV. I TRACK: PERRY MAKES FINALS AND PROM.			719
DIV. IV TRACK: L.A. BAPTIST'S HEGEMIER QUALIFIES IN 800, 1,600.			352
DODGERS' OFFENSE AWAKE FOR NOMO : DODGERS 8, MONTREAL 3.			417
EDITORIAL : BETTER LOTTERY ODDS; SCHOOL-FRIENDLY BILL WOULD REDUCE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.		Editorial	343
EDITORIAL : WILLIAMS' CASE FOR REFORM; FORMER POLICE CHIEF CRITICIZES THE POLITICIZATION OF THE LAPD. THE SOLUTION: CHARTER REFORM.		Editorial	489
FAMILY KEEPS HOPE; GUNSHOT LEAVES RACER IN COMA.			947
FLORIDA KEYS OFFERS WATERY WONDERS.			1318
FOLLOWERS' PATHS CROSS AT ANNUAL WALK FOR JESUS.			410
FOOTBALL'S SPRING TRAINING; ALEMANY'S BONDS ONE OF NINE NEW COACHES AS '97 PRACTICES BEGIN.			1619
GALAXY VS. SAN JOSE.			198
GETTING OFF THE DOLE; GOV. PETE WILSON AND THE STATE'S DEMOCRATS NEED TO HAMMER OUT A WORKABLE COMPROMISE PLAN TO MOVE PEOPLE OFF THE WELFARE ROLLS.			1088
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO GET AN INSIDE LOOK AT HUMAN BODY.			475
HIKER TO LEAD SEMINAR FOR BACKPACKERS.			81
HILLARY CLINTON COULD BE INDICTED; STARR'S AIDE RAISES POSSIBILITY IN COURT.			243
IT'S DA BEST; CHICAGO BEATS ALL SPORTS TOWNS.			1111
JAMES GETS RUSH ON, OFF FIELD.			780
JAZZ LOVERS GET A MIXED BAG AT OUTDOOR FESTIVAL; ACID, FUSION, BOOGIE STIR UP LAKE.			618
JETHAWKS CAN'T CATCH STORM : LAKE ELSINORE 9, JETHAWKS 6.			283
LACK OF LEADS REQUIRES CALL TO MANAGER.			721
LETTERS : POINTING FINGERS AT VAN EXEL AND CAMPBELL.		Letter to the Editor	344
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : MORE TEASE-FREE NEWS, PLEASE.		Letter to the Editor	482
LIBRARY FUNDS RIDING ON JUNE 3 BALLOT; SUPPORTERS URGE COUNTY VOTERS TO RENEW $22 TAX.			724
LOCAL CROWD JOINS MARCH.			428
MOVIE MARKETING MANIA; FILMS LINKED TO BURGERS, BENZES.			2157
NAME ON WALL BRINGS MEMORIES OF WAR RUSHING BACK.			696
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS EASTWOOD MAKES GEORGIA MAN'S DAY.			795
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS RUMORS OF STALLONE'S WEDDING FROM EUROPE INCLUDE THE POPE.			1022
OLD ENOUGH TO KILL; FEW VIOLENT JUVENILES EVER MAKE IT TO ADULT COURT. IF THE PANDEMIC OF YOUTH CRIME IS TO BE HALTED, MORE MINORS MUST BE TRIED AS ADULTS.		Editorial	1095
OLD WHEELCHAIRS COLLECTED FOR WORLD'S DISABLED POOR.			517
PARTING IS $WEET: CONTRACTS WITH EX-OFFICIALS BRING LITTLE BENEFIT TO CITY.			2547
PERCIVAL GETS WIN IN RETURN : ANGELS 6, MILWAUKEE 5.			577
PREAK PERFORMANCE; SILVER CHARM EYES CROWN AFTER VICTORY.			935
PRESERVING A.V.'S HISTORY A LABOR OF LOVE FOR COUPLE.			1072
PUBLIC FORUM : A SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVING THOUSAND OAKS SCULPTURE.		Letter to the Editor	1398
PUBLIC FORUM : OLSEN'S RETIREMENT A VICTORY FOR PUBLIC OPINION.		Editorial	1611
PUBLIC FORUM : YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION UNFAIRLY ATTACKED BY WRITER.		Letter to the Editor	283
Q&A WITH DAVID H. WIGGS: CONSULTANT SEEKS TO SPARK DWP.			1754
QUICK HITS.			165
RED BERRY INSPIRES OOHS, AWE; FANS GET THEIR FILL AT OXNARD STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.			509
REVIEW: `TRUE' LESSONS IN `ODYSSEY' OF EPIC SWEEPS.		Television Program Review	664
RIGHTS ACTIVIST FACING CHARGE OF TRESPASSING AT STATE PRISON.			341
SCHOOL BREAKS GROUND ON STRUCTURE; MATH-SCIENCE BUILDING TO HAVE HIGH-TECH COMPUTER LINK-UPS.			529
SERRATOS, BLEIBERG FINISH SECOND AT STATE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS.			107
SEX COLUMNIST LEARNS BY DOING.			690
SOTO'S HOMER IN 9TH LIFTS CANYONS : CANYONS 8, CUESTA 5.			386
SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : SCHOOL WILL HOST TECHNOLOGY EXPO.			296
STOLEN IDENTITY: LANCASTER WOMAN STRUGGLING TO CLEAR HER NAME AFTER SISTER USED IT AS HER OWN WHEN SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR PROSTITUTION : BRANDED A FELON.			1195
STREET RACERS IN RISKY GAME; ROAD WARRIORS TRY TO STAY A STEP AHEAD OF THE LAW.			715
STUDY SAYS U.S. ECONOMY BENEFITS FROM IMMIGRATION.		Statistical Data Included	568
TAKE 5 : PARTY LINES ELEGANTLY MARCHING TO THE CAUSE.			1950
TAKING THE PLUNGE; DIVERS SEEK OUT EXOTIC VACATION LOCALES.			1293
TEACHERS LEARN SUBTLETIES OF ASIAN CULTURES.			803
THE LOST WHIRL; `JURRASIC' SEQUEL HAS A LIFE OF ITS OWN.			1713
THEY ARE FAMILY; PARKER, GARNER STAGE REUNION IN ANAHEIM.			1052
TIPOFF : MUD EXPECTED TO ENTER RACE FOR COUNCIL SEAT.			676
TOURS ETC.: COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG LOOKING FOR THOSE WHO DIG ARCHEOLOGY.			460
TRAVEL BARGAINS: TOURS TO HOLLAND GO BEYOND THE WINDMILLS.			397
UP & COMING : PARENTS.			183
WILD THINGS LIVE IT UP AT L.A. MAYOR'S PARTY.			608