Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 2, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`A' IS FOR `ARGH'; FRUSTRATION MOUNTS AS ANGELS LOSE AGAIN : COLORADO 4, ANGELS 1.			602
`PASSION, DEATH, DESTRUCTION, MISERY'; IT ALL BEGINS WITH `FEDORA' AT L.A. OPERA.			1125
49ERS' RICE GONE FOR '97; TORN LIGAMENTS SHELVE FUTURE HALL OF FAMER.			287
A NEW PROGRAM AT SAUGUS; HILTON BRINGS DISCIPLINE AND HIGH EXPECTATIONS TO FOOTBALL TEAM.			536
A.V. FAIR COMES FULL CIRCLE; ROCK LEGENDS HELP PUNCTUATE SUCCESSFUL RUN.			360
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: LANGSTON COMEBACK MUST WAIT UNTIL '98.			410
AT LEAST 10 PEOPLE DIE ON L.A. AREA ROADS.			402
BOWLING OFFERS CAREGIVER TIME WITHOUT WORRY.			482
BRIEFLY : DOCTORS DON'T WANT EARNHARDT TO DRIVE.			351
BRITAIN PLANS A FUNERAL FIT FOR A QUEEN.			1094
CANCER FIGHTERS FIND GROUP HELP.			555
CELEBRITIES TURNING HEAT UP ON PAPARAZZI.			593
CHAMPIONSHIP RUN IN JEOPARDY; QUARTZ HILL FACES CHALLENGE.			984
CITY LOOKS TO ADD LIFE IN OLD CORE; TAPO STREET IN TRANSITION.			1018
COMMUNITY DEVOTION HAS SET COUPLE APART.			763
COUNCIL MAY EASE TOWER BAN.			119
DEMOCRATS, FAMILIES PARTY AT PICNIC.			373
DIANA'S DRIVER DRUNK; STAND-IN CHAUFFEUR'S SPEED ALSO IN QUESTION.			929
DODGERS WELCOME ONE FINAL BREATHER BEFORE PENNANT RUN.			536
EDITORIAL : HOLE IN ONE; DRIVING RANGE COULD HELP SAVE SOME OPEN SPACE AT PIERCE COLLEGE.		Editorial	349
EDITORIAL : MIDDLE OF THE ROAD; A PLAN TO BUILD A PRIVATE TRANSIT RAIL LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE 101 HAS POSSIBILITIES.		Editorial	409
ESTRANGED MODEL TO LET FAYED REST IN PEACE.			464
FINDING PEACE AFTER TRAGEDY.			855
FIRMS ASK CITY TO OK TRANSMITTERS.			697
FOR A BIGGER SLICE; LITTLE CAESARS HOPES BOOSTING PIES' SIZE WILL HELP DOMINATE THE TOP OF NATIONAL PIZZA PILE.			655
GLUT OF BILLS AWAITS STATE LAWMAKERS.			826
INTERNET SERVICE ADDS SANTA CLARITA ACCESS.			378
JETHAWKS REDEEM THEMSELVES : JETHAWKS 3, MODESTO 0.			572
JUBILEES : 50 YEARS LATER, STILL SWEETHEARTS.			191
KICKER KEEPS MEMORY OF MOM IN HIS HEART; EX-ANTELOPE VALLEY STAR RETURNS TO GAME.			460
L.A. BEAT : CSUN GET SCISSORS OUT, FENWICK.			111
L.A. SOAKS UP THE ATMOSPHERE AT FIRST GRAND PRIX.			573
L.A. WORST-SCHOOLS PLAN NOT BEST, CRITICS BELIEVE.			1690
LAND BARONS TO LAWMAKERS POWER SLIPS FROM GRIP OF EARLY TYCOONS.			1368
LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD; POLICE, ATHLETES HUDDLE UP.			1247
MASTER'S VOLLEYBALL STARTS OFF A MYSTERY.			320
MOTHBALLS TO KICKBALL; SCHOOL TO REOPEN AFTER LONG HIATUS.			746
NEW BOTTLE TOPS; WINE MAKERS USING PLASTIC VARIETY CORK.			246
NEWS LITE : TELETHON BRINGS IN RECORD SUM; MDA BENEFIT GARNERS $50.5 MILLION IN VOWS.			942
NORTHWEST VALLEY.			2633
OAK PARK FACES ADVERSITY AGAIN; EAGLES DETERMINED TO OVERCOME.			501
PUBLIC FORUM : TOBACCO SETTLEMENT WILL INCREASE FOOD PRICES.		Editorial	1072
RAIN ENDS, AS DOES REIGN; DEFENDING CHAMP SAMPRAS BEATEN.			867
READY TO GO; WESTLAKE'S SEIDMAN IS FINALLY HEALTHY.			653
RESIDENTS LOBBY TRUSTEES FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL; MOJAVE DISTRICT CONSIDERS CAMPUS FOR CALIFORNIA CITY.			392
RESUABLE ROCKET TO MAKE ITS HOME AT MOJAVE AIRPORT.			561
SCHOOL PLAYGROUNDS SHRINKING; PORTABLE CLASSROOMS ENCROACHING ON OPEN SPACES : NEAR SATURATION POINT.			872
THE VALLEY BECOMES A VAST, FERTILE CRESCENT.			602
TORAH, FAITHFUL FIND A NEW HOME IN NEWHALL TEMPLE.			331
TRAVOLTA-SIMON PAIRING ON SONG MAY YIELD VIDEO, TOO.			721
TRIO OF SISTERS PITCHES, SLUGS, WINS TOGETHER.			668
UCLA NOTEBOOK: UPON FURTHER REVIEW, HICKS SAYS HE WAS TIRED.			595
VALLEY EXPORTS READY TO SAY `ALOHA'.			103
VALLEY PAC-8.			2480
WACHS' ARENA STAND DRAWS FIRE; RIDLEY-THOMAS SAYS COLLEAGUE `MISDIRECTED'.			389
WOMEN TAKING LOSS OF PRINCESS HARDEST.			679