Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 25, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`LOST WORLD' RAKES IN BRONTO-BUCKS; LEAPIN' LIZARDS HAVE RECORD OPENER.			570
`ONE FLAP DOWN' EXPLAINED.			300
2 FIRES HURT 3, DAMAGE 1 HOME; MORE THAN 100 ACRES SCORCHED.			321
A HEATED RIVALRY; RILEY AND JACKSON ARE AT IT AGAIN.			622
A LONG ROAD BACK; HOWE TRYING TO MAKE RETURN TO THE MAJORS.			1001
A.V. SENIOR HAS HISTORY DOWN PAT.			1309
ALBERT OFFERS NO HINTS.			457
ALL-STAR COACHES SELECTED.			196
ANGELS' WATSON FINDS SOLUTION TO PROBLEM : ANGELS 3, TORONTO 1.			491
B&B REVIEW: TRANQUILITY, GENIALITY REIGN AT NAPA'S CHURCHILL MANOR.			856
BAD-BOY LEONARD TRIES ON A FRESH MONIKER: MANAGER.			1009
BATTLING THE ODDS; TWO LOCAL MEN HAVE RARE NEUROMUSCULAR CONDISTION THAT HAS NO CURE.			1163
BRIEFLY : UCLA'S ACUFF WINS PAC-10 HIGH JUMP.			281
BUILD YOUR OWN DISASTER; MAKE MILLIONS OF HOLLYWOOD DOLLARS BLOWING THINGS UP.			2671
BUILDERS SCRAMBLING TO DEVELOP OFFICE SPACE; BURBANK, GLENDALE HOT PROPERTIES.		Statistical Data Included	1472
CHARTER REFORM COMMITTEES GET DOWN TO BUSINESS.			819
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : DAVID FRANCIS TUCKMAN.			768
DEPUTY FINDS JAIL GUARD DUTY EDUCATIONAL; MAN WAITS FOR CHANCE AT STREET PATROL.			918
DINING BEAT : SERVING UP AWARDS.			399
DINING DEALS : ITALIAN DELIGHT.		Restaurant Review	304
DOCTOR'S PATENT CAUSES CONFUSION; DOWN RESEARCHER SEEKS TEST PAYMENT.			762
DODGERS BURST OUT OF SLUMP : DODGERS 10, ATLANTA 3.			744
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOBS ARE MORE SECURE.			476
DRIVING SPIRIT; LAZIER'S COURAGEOUS COMEBACK LEFT THE RACING WORLD IN AWE.			1130
EDITORIAL : RAILROADED MTA'S ATTEMPT TO PUSH THE VALLEY TO THE BACK OF THE LINE GIVES VOTERS ONE MORE REASON TO KISS L.A. GOODBYE.		Editorial	535
EDITORIAL : VOTE YES ON PROP. L MEASURE IS NEEDED TO PREVENT SERVICE CUTS AT MANY L.A. COUNTY LIBRARIES.		Editorial	315
EWAN MCGREGOR ON THE RISE; HOT, BUSY ACTOR REFRESHINGLY UNIMPRESSED WITH HIMSELF : AESTHETIC CHALLENGES.			1012
EX-MANAGER SHOULD CHART GOALS WITH BOSS.			761
FARGAS, FLETCHER 2-3 IN 100.			337
FIELD HOCKEY TEAMS SHOOT FOR CUP; 101 SQUADS COMPETING FOR PRIZE IN MOORPARK.			443
FLAGS, FLYOVERS AND PATRIOTISM; ORGANIZATIONS PLANNING DAY OF OBSERVANCE FOR U.S. WAR DEAD.			491
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	23
FOREST FEE PROGRAM BEGINS; MONEY SET TO PAY FOR IMPROVEMENTS.			278
GALAXY VS. COLUMBUS.			231
GRADUATING EARLY; COLLEGE STUDENT EARNS 2-YEAR DEGREE AT 16.			785
HEAT STILL IN DEEP FREEZE; IT'S NO CONTEST: BULLS STORM TO 3-0 LEAD.			661
HIGH DESERT IN FIRST AT JETHAWKS' EXPENSE : HIGH DESERT 3, JETHAWKS 2.			379
HONOR OUR VETERANS BY PROVIDING THEM WITH A GOOD HOME.			470
LATIN AMERICAN CLUB TO FOCUS ON YOUTH THEME.			100
LATINO GRADS GATHER TO CELEBRATE DEGREES.			272
LEST WE FORGET THOSE WHO FELL; SCIENCE TEACHER GIVES CLASSES SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY LESSON.			933
LETTERS : DODGERS IN NEED OF CHANGES.		Letter to the Editor	332
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : CHANGE OF HEART TOO LATE FOR THESE NEUROTIC ACTORS.		Letter to the Editor	584
MONEY CAN'T BUY L.A. HARMONY; COUNCIL'S GAMBIT TO ALLOCATE MILLIONS TOWARD RACE RELATIONS IN THE CITY IS COMMENDABLE BUT DESTINED TO PRODUCE FEW OR NO RESULTS. CASH IS NO ANSWER.			652
NCAA TENNIS: USC'S BASTL IN FINAL : AFTER WINNING 3-SET SEMIFINAL, SWISS CITIZEN TO FACE UNLV'S SMITH.			570
NEW ROUNDS OF CLOSURES MEAN EDWARDS AFB COULD BE VULNERABLE.			582
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS CHELSEA MAKES FINAL CURTAIN CALL.			907
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS GROWING UP DYLAN TURNED OUT ALL RIGHT.			980
OILERS' FISHER HASN'T FORGOTTEN HIS VALLEY ROOTS.			321
PARTY LINES : BOOST FOR BIG SISTERS AT BLACK-TIE FUND-RAISER.			898
PAYING FOR NOTHING; VALLEY GETS MTA'S TAXES BUT NO RAIL.			2094
PERRY'S BIG DAY SULLIED BY DQ.			613
PLUMBERS ON DRIVE TO FIND MISSING KIDS : MANY ARE MISSING.			917
POLICE COMMISSIONERS TO HOLD SYLMAR MEETING.			86
PROGRAM GIVES KIDS ADULT PALS, UNDERSTANDING; BIG BROTHERS, SISTERS HELP.			920
PUBLIC FORUM : A LOOK INTO CRYSTAL BALL REVEALS MOORPARK'S FUTURE.		Letter to the Editor	697
PUBLIC FORUM : MTA SALES TAXES BENEFIT VALLEY, TOO.		Editorial	1550
QUICK HITS.			194
RALLIES FOR REMEMBRANCE; A.V. AREA EVENTS TO HONOR WAR DEAD.			290
RAP MAGAZINE OWNER KEEPS MANY IRONS IN FIRE.			615
REMEMBER THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR OUR FREEDOM.			585
SATURATION OF SUDS; DOMESTIC CRAFT BEER LINES BREW SWIFTLY GROWING MARKET CRAFT BEER GLUT BAD FOR BREWERS : TOP BREWERS.			837
SCHMIDT'S ALL BUSINESS AT FIRST INDY 500.			648
SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : VENTURA MAN KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR.			150
SIZE UP SELF IN PICKING TRIP.			121
SIZING UP A SMALL-GROUP TOUR; TO TRAVEL IN A GROUP OR NOT IS NOT THE ONLY QUESTION.			1693
SOUTHLAND: BRIEFLY : SCIENCE FOUNDATION GIVES CSUN TOP RANK.			201
SPENCER'S BACK AND AGING BADLY IN PARKER'S `SMALL VICES'.			1216
SPRING CLEANERS RECYCLE THE JUNK; BINS SET UP NEAR CONEJO PARK.			402
STATE WANTS CRACK AT KILLER; FLORIDA COURT URGED TO EXTRADITE ROGERS : THE PRICE OF JUSTICE.			936
STATEHOUSE AMBITIONS; SENSE OF CIVIC DUTY DRIVES HIM TO SEEK STATE'S HIGHEST OFFICE, SAYS BEVERLY HILLS MULTIMILLIONAIRE.			1117
STEPHENSON, GREEN: PARADOX ON THE HILL : WILL THERE BE A JUNE SWOON?		Statistical Data Included	1390
THINK YOU'RE READY FOR THE BIG LEAGUES? THINK AGAIN; NEW FINDINGS ON WALL STREET: SMALL INVESTORS DON'T KNOW WHEN TO HOLD, WHEN TO FOLD : UNIMPRESSIVE RESULTS.		Statistical Data Included	1258
TIME ON THE SIDE OF CALIFORNIA'S ATTORNEY GENERAL.			543
TIPOFF : MAYOR-COUNCIL FRICTION HEATS OVER BUDGET.			648
TOURS ETC. : TRAIN TREK TO SIBERIA TAKES TRAVELERS INTO REMOTE RUSSIA.			538
TRAVEL BARGAINS : TRAVELERS CAN FEAST ON TURKEY.			478
UCLA VERY MUCH ALIVE.			407
UP & COMING : PARENTS.			294
USC IN REGIONAL FINALS.			411
WILL INDY WINNER NEED A TOW TRUCK?			1067
WORLD NEEDS TO HONOR COURAGE AS PRICE OF FREEDOM.			993