Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 23, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`GRAVESEND' STAR DIGS HIS NEW CAREER; FROM FAMILY RESTAURANT TO MODELING, MOVIES, PHILADELPHIA'S TONY TUCCI ENJOYING THE RIDE.			895
1996 KILLINGS SUSPECT SAFE IN MEXICO.			591
80 BACKERS KICK OFF CAMPAIGN FOR PARK MAINTENANCE MEASURE.			363
A SHOW OF FAITH IN A.V.; 7,000 FROM AREA CHURCHES ATTEND THIRD HOPE CRUSADE.			371
ANGELS TRY TO SPOIL KINGDOME PARTY.			784
AREA UNITED WAY BEGINS CAMPAIGN FOR $5.7 MILLION.			332
BOARD MEMBER KEY TO SELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT.			429
BOARD TO VOTE ON WORKERS' INSURANCE.			540
BOFA DONATES CARS TO COUNTY'S BACK-TO-WORK PROGRAM.			441
BOY, 11, COMMITS SUICIDE; DETECTIVE SAYS GIRL E-MAILED BREAKUP.			205
BRIEFLY : POLICE FIND WOMAN SLAIN IN AREA HOME.			334
BRIEFLY : WALTON'S SON PICKS ARIZONA OVER UCLA.			463
BUSINESS NOTES.			257
BUY, BUY TO SLUMPING LOCAL ECONOMY; SOUTHLAND COMPANIES TO ACQUIRE BUSINESSES.		Statistical Data Included	816
CANCER-SURVIVOR URICH CREATING ECLECTIC TALK SHOW.			753
CHIEF DEFENDS POKER RUN ACTION; REVIEW OF 1996 FUND-RAISER LED TO TIGHT CONTROLS THIS YEAR.			578
CLASS OF '89 IS MIGHTY FINE; THESE 4 COACHES WERE STAR HIRES.			878
CLUTCH PLAY WINS FOR HIGHLAND JVS.			430
COLLEGE WOMEN MAY GET SHOT AT WATER POLO; COLLEGE PLANS TO ADD 2 SPORTS.			654
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MOORPARK FREEWAY CRASH KILLS DRIVER.			376
COTTON TO BEGIN APPEAL PROCESS.			441
DEFENSE LAWYER BLASTS SHERIFF'S CRIME LAB STAFF.			396
DEPUTIES KILL MAN IN LANCASTER; RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC DISPUTE TURNS DEADLY.			386
DIANA TRIBUTE SONG HITS STORES TODAY.			433
DISEASE SLOWLY STEALS VISION.		Statistical Data Included	352
DODGERS DESTINY DISMAL?; FUNK LASTS MORE THAN 5 DAYS.			815
DOG-EATING SNAKE GOES TO DESIGNATED CUSTODIAN.			298
EDITORIAL : BOTTOM OF THE NINTH.		Editorial	130
EDITORIAL : GUARDING THE CROSSWALKS; CITY COUNCIL BUNGLED ITS JOB, ALLOWING BUREAUCRATS TO FOLLOW THEIR OWN POLICY.		Editorial	312
EDITORIAL : RUMBLINGS AND DISCONTENT; COST OF QUAKE INSURANCE IS A PROBLEM FOR CALIFORNIA.		Editorial	310
EXTRA I.D. FOUND IN WRECKAGE.			283
FDA PREPARING TO END LONG BAN ON THALIDOMIDE.			915
FICK NO FLUKE; EX-CSUN STAR IMPRESSIVE WITH BAT IN SINGLE-A LEAGUE.		Statistical Data Included	871
FLAP STALLS CHANNELS CLEANUP.			454
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	68
FROM THE FIELD: UCLA NOT HURT - THIS YEAR.			348
GIANTS BEAT PADRES, STRETCH LEAD TO 2-1/2 : SAN FRAN. 11, SAN DIEGO 5.			766
GRANT CLAIMS CALLS STOLEN; WERE PLAYS OVERHEARD IN HEADSETS?			621
HAHN SAYS FUNDING KEY TO GANG FIGHT; ORION STREET TOP PRIORITY FOR INJUNCTIONS.			490
HART JUNIOR VARSITY REMAINS UNBEATEN.			458
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			673
HURRICANE NORA EYES SOUTHERNMOST BAJA.			128
IBM RAISES THE STAKES; PROCESS TRUMPS RIVALS.			616
IMMIGRATION CUTOFF NEARS; ILLEGAL ALIENS WOULD HAVE TO APPLY FOR PERMITS OUTSIDE U.S.			528
IN BRIEF.			220
IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR SENIORS TO ENJOY A HEALTHY SEX LIFE.			310
JUBILEES : DINING, CRUISING TO CELEBRATE 50TH.			179
JUBILEES : OKLAHOMA NATIVES STRIKE GOLD.			176
KAISER DONATION BENEFITS FOUNDATION.			520
KIRCHOFF HOPES TO GET KICKED UPSTAIRS; SWARM STAR HAS LEGITIMATE NFL DREAMS.			656
L.A. BEAT : USC TEAM MEETING NOT SCHEDULED.			412
LEAGUE CHANGE NIXED.			178
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN BANK ROBBERIES; PRISONER ALREADY SERVING 8 YEARS.			219
NEW, SAFER CONTACT LENS COULD LEAD TO MONTH OF NONSTOP USE, DOCTOR SAYS.			434
NEWS LITE : `PATRIOT' GAMES HINDER FILMING.			901
NOTES : CAL CITY CARDINALS HOLD TRYOUTS SUNDAY.			500
NOTES : MARINERS TO TAKE ICE AGAINST IOWA TEAM.			361
OLYMPIC SPORTS BEAT : A GLUT OF GOOD GOALIES.			709
PALMDALE GETS WORK STARTED ON NEW LIBRARY; $2.7 MILLION SITE TO SERVE KIDS.			316
POLITICALLY INCORRECT NAMES LEAST OF BOARD'S WORRIES; SCHOOL MASCOTS INSPIRING, NOT DEMEANING.			631
PUBLIC FORUM : CRITICS OF TOBACCO DEAL ARE BLOWING SMOKE.		Editorial	1608
RED CROSS LOOKS FOR LUCKY STRIKE; BOWL-A-THON TO BENEFIT HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS.			361
ROLE-PLAYING IN COURT; ACTORS TO READ DEPOSITIONS AT CIVIL TRIALS.			618
SCHOOLS OFFICIALS FEELING THE HEAT; VALLEY LEADERS BLAST AIR CONDITIONING LAG.			1045
SEAGRAM SETTLING USA CASE; VIACOM TO RECEIVE $1.7 BILLION.		Statistical Data Included	399
SEEING PROJECT TO THE FINISH; PROLIFIC MUSEUM VOLUNTEER RACES AGAINST BLINDING AILMENT.			1671
SENATE LOOKS INTO STOCK FRAUD ALLEGATIONS; SEC ISSUES WARNING AGAINST ROGUE BROKERS.			283
SIMI VALLEY QB HOT AGAIN; SANTIAGO TOSSES 3 TD PASSES FOR SOPHOMORES.			422
STADIUM EUPHORIA; LITTLEROCK GETS TO STOP ALWAYS PLAYING ON ROAD.			672
STATE GUN BILL TAKES AIM AT LOCAL MAKERS; VALENCIA FIRM AMONG TARGETS.		Statistical Data Included	1117
STUDIO MOVING INTO RANKS OF MERCHANDISER; FIRM JOINS DISNEY, WARNER.			804
SUN SHEDDING LIGHT ON CLIMATIC CHANGE.			375
T.O. TAKING ON ROLE OF TOUGH GUY; COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON TIGHTER RESTRICTIONS ON MOVIE CREWS.			667
THE BUZZ.			205
THE SCREEN : HARD-HITTING WANNA-BE TAKES A HIT.		Television Program Review	510
TROJANS CENTER LEAVES OVER REDSHIRT DISPUTE.			359
UCLA NOTEBOOK: SAFETY'S STATUS UNCERTAIN; WILLIAMS' CUTTING ABILITY ON ANKLE NEEDS TESTING.			475
VALENCIA FAMILY MAN MADE THE RIGHT CALL; SON'S INTEREST IN BASEBALL LEADS FATHER TO PURSUE UMPIRING AT AREA COMPLEX.			765
VALLEY GROUP GEARS UP; SECESSION BACKERS TO TARGET WILSON.			467
VALLEY WOULD SACRIFICE CULTURAL WEALTH IN SECESSION.		Editorial	578
WILSON SIGNS BILL ALLOWING PUBLIC TO MAKE ONLINE GRIPES.			317
WISH `WISHMASTER' WOULD GO AWAY.		Movie Review	351
WORK TO START FOR PLANNED RECREATION SITE.			306