Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 28, 1996)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] UP & COMING.			362
`MUST-SEE' THURSDAY LINEUP PUSHES NBC TO NO. 1.			231
`SLEEPERS' DEFINITELY WILL KEEP AUDIENCES AWAKE.			740
3 TEENS SOUGHT IN HOTEL HEIST.			173
A TOUGH GIRL'S MODEL BEHAVIOR.			487
APPEALS COURT RULING CLEARS WAY FOR LLOYD'S RESTRUCTURING.			145
AS PRO, WOODS' WORTH WILL SOAR.			594
ASK MS. TRAFFIC : STUDY DOESN'T CALL FOR LEFT-TURN SIGNAL.			475
BERNARD JACOBS, THEATER EXECUTIVE.		Obituary	144
BIZWATCH : MARKETS.			608
BLUESMAN ENDS 25-YEAR DROUGHT : GEORGIA'S JENKINS STILL HARBORS BAD FEELINGS, BUT THE MAN WHOSE STYLE INFLUENCED HENDRIX IS READY TO GIVE THE MUSIC BIZ ANOTHER SHOT.			1431
BOULEVARD PLAN UNVEILED : REDESIGN AIMS TO MAKE ROADWAY MORE APPEALING.		Statistical Data Included	446
BRIEFLY : FINNS DEFEAT CZECHS IN HOCKET WORLD CUP.			405
BRIEFLY : NORTH HOLLYWOOD MAN ARRESTED IN SLAYING.			329
CAL LUTHERAN ANNOUNCES EIGHT NEW INSTRUCTORS.			230
CASTAIC WILDFIRE FRUSTRATES CREWS : BRUSH, HEAT, WINDS SPUR BLAZE'S PATH INTO FOREST.			526
CHABAD BUILDS THIRD SANCTUARY.			586
CHRYSLER FACES SUSPENSION : STATE MAY HALT SHIPMENTS TO DEALERS OVER `LEMON LAW' VIOLATIONS.			234
CITY DEPARTMENT REVIEWING TICKETS ISSUED TO CAR LOT.			419
CITY RETAINS QUAKE REPAIR CONSULTANT.		Statistical Data Included	358
CLEMENS HOLDS OFF ANGELS : BOSTON 2, ANGELS 1.			197
CLINTON PLANS TAXES AND FEES : $8 BILLION NEEDED OVER SIX YEARS TO FINANCE NEW DOMESTIC PROGRAMS.		Statistical Data Included	491
COMEDIAN TO MAKE AN IMPRESSION AT GALA.			382
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : DRIVER FALLS ASLEEP, CRASH KILLS MAN.			257
COUNSELOR QUITS, CITING TREATMENT OF MINORITIES : SIERRA NOTES DIFFERENCES WITH COC.		Statistical Data Included	524
CSUN VENTURA CAMPUS BEGINS `OPEN COLLEGE'.			207
CSUN VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW : EXPERIENCED NORTHRIDGE BEGINS ANEW.			652
DA CANDIDATES PRESENT CASES IN VALLEY DEBATE.			626
DALLAS LOOKING AHEAD : COWBOYS HOPE OMENS WRONG.			481
DODGERS WELCOME BACK BUTLER : TEAMMATES MARVEL AT HIS PHYSICAL SHAPE AND SWING.			574
DOLE REASSERTS NEED TO REDUCE TAXES : PLAN CALLED TONIC FOR `SOUR' ECONOMY.			399
EDBERG UPSETS KRAJICEK IN VINTAGE OPEN VICTORY.			511
EDITORIAL : A BAD CALL, PETE PARTISAN SNIPING OVER WHO LOST THE DRUG WAR ISN'T SOLVING THE PROBLEM.		Editorial	421
EDITORIAL : WHAT A COMEBACK GROWING ENROLLMENT REFLECTS CSUN'S CAN-DO SPIRIT.		Editorial	366
ELECTRIFYING NIGHT WAS STILL THE TALK THE NEXT MORNING.			673
EX-BURBANK ATHLETE TESTIFIES HE LOST VIRGINITY TO WOMAN.			394
FIRST LADY FACES DOWN HER CRITICS.			1576
GORE SOUNDS WARNING NOTE : DOLE WOULD END ABORTION RIGHTS, DELEGATES TOLD.			596
HEADING BACK TO PRESCHOOL : PARENTS TO JOIN PUPILS IN MOORPARK PROGRAM.			316
HOLLYWOOD WILL HOST AFI FESTIVAL.			235
HOME STANDS UP TO FIRE.			838
INDIAN GUIDE PROGRAM NEEDS A FEW FATHERS.			338
IT'S GOOD RIDDANCE TO GOPHER HOLES : SIMI SOCCER FOUNDATION ROLLS OUT PAIR OF PRISTINE PLAYING FIELDS.			561
JETHAWKS KEEP HOPES ALIVE WITH VICTORY OVER THE QUAKES.			64
JURORS TOUR HOME WHERE SIMI OFFICER WAS FATALLY SHOT : VISIT REQUESTED BY BOTH SIDES.			458
L.A. STAYS HOT, WINS 5TH STRAIGHT : DODGERS 5, MONTREAL 1.			539
LATINO DELEGATES FEEL STUCK BETWEEN ROCK, HARD PLACE.			959
LOCAL NOTES : ANNOUNCEMENTS.			237
LOCKHEED EXPECTS EMPLOYMENT BOOST.		Statistical Data Included	445
LOSS TO QUAKES SHAKES UP JETHAWKS' PLAYOFF HOPES.			518
LUCKY FAN TASTES SWEET STING OF ROCK 'N' ROLL STARDOM.			525
MAN DIRECTS STEER TO TITLE.			448
MARCH TO THE MIDDLE: DEMOCRATS ADOPT MODERATE PLATFORM.			467
MAYOR ORDERS REVIEW OF WELFARE LAW'S IMPACT ON L.A.			276
MEMO SAYS FIRST LADY DELAYED NOTE'S RELEASE.			476
MOUSE IN SKUNK WORKS : DISNEY TO SET UP SHOP AT FABLED LOCKHEED SITE.			388
NATIONAL BOUNDARIES : HONGYONG BAEK FLED WAR-TORN KOREA MORE THAN 40 YEARS AGO; NOW POLITICS SEPARATES HER FROM THE SON WHO REMAINS THERE, AND HER U.S.-BRED FAMILY STRIVES TO UNDERSTAND ITS HERITAGE.			2588
NEW TOBACCO RULES MIGHT BE RELAXED.			353
NEWS LITE : GOLFING MAYOR HITS A SHANK.			731
NOLAN CHANGES POSITION ON CRIME : JAIL TERM SPURS EX-GOP ASSEMBLY LEADER TO RETHINK GET-TOUGH STANCE.			534
NOTES : VALLEY COLLEGE GETS BIG PLUS IN MARCACCINI.			272
PAIR HURT IN HOME INVASION : NEIGHBORS ALONG QUIET STREET SHOCKED BY ATTACK.			485
PANTHERS PLOT FUTURE : LOSS OF STAR PLAYERS SPURS NEW STRATEGIES.			562
PARENTS SEEK HELP FOR ILL BOY.			734
PILOT LANDS SAFELY AFTER LOSING A TIRE.			201
PILOT PIONEERS TO BE SALUTED.			636
PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW: RUNNING BACKS : MOLDING A WINNER WITH CLAY NORTH HOLLYWOOD'S RUNNING BACK WILL TRY TO FULFILL HIS POTENTIAL AS BLOSSOMING STAR IN WING-T OFFENSE.			1035
PUBLIC FORUM : EDUCATION MUST COME FIRST AT PIERCE COLLEGE.		Editorial	1536
REPORT: U.S. TOLD OF CHEMICAL ARMS AT DEPOT IN '91.			362
RETAILING MAGIC : ENTERTAINMENT HELPS STORES BOOST SALES, FOOT TRAFFIC.			488
ROYAL HIGH KIDS SOAR AT JEWISH GAMES.			512
SHOOTING FOR A BETTER FINISH : MUSTANGS TO OPEN PLAY TODAY.			573
SIMI VALLEY: BRIEFLY : REGISTRATION BEGINS AT MOORPARK SCHOOLS.			479
SLIPPERY HILLSIDE REPAIRED : SLOPE REBUILDING GOES $1 MILLION OVER BUDGET.			564
STEPPING UP TO BOOST THEIR OWN CAREERS.		Statistical Data Included	504
SURFING THE TUBE.			87
SURGERY BEGINS FOR GIRL, 2, WITH `WEREWOLF' FACE.			464
TESTING CAMPAIGN THEMES : CHICAGO-BOUND CLINTON PROPOSES NATIONAL LITERACY CAMPAIGN.			930
TESTS SHOW INMATE DIED OF DRUG OVERDOSE.			264
THE SCREEN : NICK FRENO.		Television Program Review	396
THOMPSON DETAILS GOALS FOR HIS LAST SCHOOL YEAR.		Statistical Data Included	459
TV SERIES STAR GREG MORRIS, 61.		Obituary	151
UCLA NOTEBOOK : MERTON TO HOLD TOP KICKER SPOT.			486
UP & COMING.			402
USC NOTEBOOK : SOMETHING REALLY TO BE SICK ABOUT.			349
WILSON LIMITS ALIENS' BENEFITS : STATE AGENCIES ORDERED TO CUT WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.			994