Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 14, 1997)

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`VALUE GAP' HURTING FEDERAL SERVICES COMPANIES.		702
AGUA DULCE RESIDENTS UNITE TO HELP SAVE BABY'S SIGHT.		373
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLLINS: TEXAS SERIES IS LIKE ALL THE REST.		433
ANGELS OWN AWFUL ATHLETICS; SERIES SWEEP MOVES THEM WITHIN 2-1/2 GAMES OF FIRST : ANGELS 5, OAKLAND 3.		659
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PILOT YEAGER GUEST AT FLIGHT CELEBRATION.		214
AREA FOOTBALL CROP COULD BE BOUNTIFUL.		602
AUCTION SET FOR SIMPSON HOME TODAY.		400
BANDS PLAY, VEHICLES HOP FOR VALLEY'S YOUTHS; LATINO MUSIC FESTIVAL, ANNUAL CAR SHOW BENEFIT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.		391
BEQUESTS BRING BOONS TO CHARITIES, ESTATES.		907
BEYOND MOTHERS' DREAMS; GIRLS' NEW CHANCES BRING NEW PRESSURES.		961
BIG DECISION FOR MOSQUITO DISTRICT; FULL BOARD WILL OFFICIALLY VOTE ON DISBANDING.		866
BLUE GRIT; DODGERS WITHIN 4 OF GIANTS : DODGERS 9, SAN FRAN. 3.		837
BRIEFLY : BOLDON BOLTS TO DOUBLE WIN.		281
BRIEFLY : BUS DRIVERS UNION OKS CONTRACT, WAGE HIKE.		290
BUILDING A LEARNING RELATIONSHIP; TEACHER DIALS WINNING COMBINATION.		603
BUS ROUTES LINK CITIES ACROSS VENTURA COUNTY; VISTA SERVICE PASSES ROAD TEST.	Statistical Data Included	1166
CAMARILLO PARK BOWL, GOLF COURSE PROPOSED.		763
CHAMBERLAIN WON'T BE CHASING WINDMILLS AFTER ALL.		668
CLIPPERS GET TOP PICK FOR SUMMER GAMES.		184
CYBERSPORT : EQUAL RIGHTS, TO SOME DEGREE.		402
DO YOU BELIEVE IN REINCARNATION?		892
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BAKER: TRAVEL TO HURT DODGERS.		617
EDITORIAL : SEEING IS NO LONGER BELIEVING; THE MAKERS OF ``CONTACT'' USED THE PRESIDENT'S IMAGE WITHOUT HIS CONSENT.	Editorial	413
EDITORIAL : THE ROAD TO RECOVERY; ANOTHER POSITIVE ECONOMIC INDICATOR EMERGES.	Editorial	272
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.	Editorial	119
GATES STAYS AT LOFTY PEAK OF THE RICHEST.		2003
GENERATIONS OF COMMUNITY JAPANESE-AMERICAN CENTER EXPANDS.		714
GIANTS HAPPY TO FLEE L.A.		738
IN THE CLUTCH, THAT'S ALL HE DID : COMING UP.		1082
IT'S OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH NEW AS CANYON HIGH GETS GYM FLOOR : LEAKY ROOF.		1079
JEWELRY THIEVES PULL FREEWAY HEIST; CHINESE BUSINESSMEN ROBBED AT ON-RAMP.	Statistical Data Included	420
LAUSD SHOPS FOR OFFICES; BOARD MEMBERS QUESTION NEED.		1283
LEGISLATURE PUTS PRISON PLAN ON HOLD; CALIFORNIA CITY STILL INTERESTED IN ATTRACTING PRIVATE FACILITY.		502
MERCURY DOUSES SPARKS : PHOENIX 57, SPARKS 56.		616
MOM HAS BIG PLANS FOR THEATER; VOLUNTEER RAISES FUNDS TO RECLAIM '39 BUILDING.		812
NEIGHBORING CITIES FISCAL OPPOSITES; BURBANK BOOSTS SPENDING WHILE GLENDALE FORCED TO CUT.		1203
NEWS LITE : FINLAND'S PRESIDENT SPANKED BY YELTSIN.		1194
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS.		424
PET DOGS BRINGING HOME THE FLOCK; CITY SHEPHERDS TAKE UP TRADITION.		729
PROGRAM DETECTS ABUSE; CITY APPROVES FUNDING TO TRAIN AREA PHYSICIANS.		303
PROJECTS CELEBRATE PIONEERS.		587
PUBLIC FORUM : PROSECUTING HUANG WOULD BE `A SLAM-DUNK'.	Editorial	949
ROOTS OF EQUITY OFTEN A MYSTERY.		239
SECRETARY'S DUTIES TIED TO JOB ONLY.		739
SKILLS TUTORS FOSTER LITERACY IN PACOIMA : LITERACY PROGRAM BOOSTS GRADES, RAISES CHILDREN'S SELF-CONFIDENCE.		911
SOME STILL TAN AND BURN - BUT OTHERS HAVE LEARNED.		1348
SOMETHING WILD; WALKS BRING JETHAWKS BACK, BUT NOT ALL WAY : R. CUCAMONGA 6, JETHAWKS 4.		592
SPECIAL ATHLETES GRAB HOLD OF REINS; DISABLED COMPETE IN RIDING EVENT.		586
STILL A THRILL: CLARK'S ENTHUSIASM WON'T WANE.	Statistical Data Included	1514
STUDY TRACKS NEW FACILITIES' START-UP WOES.	Statistical Data Included	314
SURFING THE TUBE: THE WEEK AHEAD : TODAY.		696
TEACHER, SUPPORTERS PROPOSE CHARTER SCHOOL IN SUNLAND.		884
TEAM TURNS NATURE INTO SOUND OF MUSIC.		802
TENNIS: HOUSTON CLUB PRO UPSETS TOP SEEDS.		439
THE JOBS ARE OUT THERE; L.A. EMPLOYMENT SCENE BOOMING, RECRUITERS AND COMPANY EXECUTIVES SAY.	Statistical Data Included	1216
THE WEEK THAT WAS : IRABU MAKES IT.		450
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : DON'T WAIT: BUY MCGWIRE NOW.		865
TUNING IN; CABLE OUTLET GETS HIP TO `FLIP'.		329
U.S. OPEN TITLE ELUDES LOPEZ; BRITAIN'S NICHOLAS WINS BY A STROKE.		935
WHAT'S NEW.		194
WILSON SHOULD COOPERATE TO REFORM WELFARE; DEMOCRATS' REALISTIC PROPOSAL MERITS MORE THAN HASTY VETO FROM GOVERNOR.	Editorial	735