Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 29, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A FEW DECISIVE STEPS NOW WILL ENHANCE WELFARE-TO-WORK SUCCESS.			617
ALBRIGHT RETURNS TO FALLEN EMBASSY; POW ISSUE STRESSED TO VIETNAMESE PEOPLE.			802
BITE OF THE CENTURY; TWICE-BITTEN HOLYFIELD WINS AS TYSON DQ'D.			1070
BRAVES FIND METS AMAZIN'.		Statistical Data Included	1253
BRIEFLY : AGENT DENIES REPORT OF GRETZKY RETIREMENT.			179
COMPASSION BRINGS KUDOS FOR SENIORS.			387
CUDDLY QUADRUPLETS THRIVING.			454
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE: RUTH MEHLBERG.			499
DINING BEAT : CHEFS' SKILLS ON DISPLAY.			366
DINING DEALS : IT'S POLISH AND SHINES.			350
DIVERSITY CAN ALSO BE HIDDEN STRENGTH.			792
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS FAIL TO WALK THE WALK.			401
EDITORIAL : CHINA AND HONG KONG THIS IS NO TIME TO ERECT TRADE BARRIERS.		Editorial	424
EDITORIAL : L.A. STARTING OVER CITY CAN MAKE CHANGES WITHOUT WAITING FOR NEW CHARTER.		Editorial	745
ERICA LIKES EMMY, MARIA MEETS MARV.			576
EXEMPLARY DAD NAMED TO STATE'S ALL STAR TEAM.			618
FAMILY ORDEAL DOESN'T END WITH FUNERAL; SON TO BE ARRAIGNED THURSDAY.			1060
FASTING FILIPINO WAR VETERAN IN HOSPITAL.			272
FREEZING HELPS PROLONG SUMMER FLAVOR.			578
FUNERAL HELD FOR YOUNG ATHLETE; TEEN WAS STRUCK IN HEAD BY BALL.			299
GAS LEAF-BLOWER BAN SET TO START DESPITE PROTEST.			878
GWYNN WEARS OUT DODGERS.			621
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY DOES HOME WORK.			536
HAMMING IT UP; AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS HAVE A GLOBAL FIELD DAY.			617
HIGH COURT DEFIES LABELS; RULINGS CUT ACROSS CONSERVATIVE LINE.			1106
HONG KONG 1997: A SORT OF HOMECOMING.			690
HUBBELL'S HELP WANTED GETTING CUSHY CITY JOB.		Editorial	913
INN VIEWS : INNS HAVE PACKAGES ALL WRAPPED UP.			352
KEMP PUSHES SCHOOL REFORM.			482
KERN COUNTY DEPUTY NAMED 1996 OFFICER OF THE YEAR.			641
KIDDIE CARNIVAL IS SCOUT'S HONOR.			359
L.A. OFFICIALS OFFER REMEDIES FOR FUTURE; BETTER PLANNING, PRIORITIES, CHARTER REFORM MAY CURE CITY'S ILLS.			1491
LANCASTER ARTIST STAYS ACTIVE IN COMMUNITY.			705
LASER MADNESS; FAA LOOKING INTO EPISODES OF BEAMS FLASHED AT PILOTS.			1343
LETTERS : READY FOR SOME MORE CSUN FALLOUT?		Letter to the Editor	1073
LOSS OF DUTIES A BAD SIGN, SO TALK WITH BOSS.			733
MINOR LEAGUE REPORT : A NEW LEASE ON LIFE RED SOX'S BRYANT IS A HIT IN DOUBLE-A.		Statistical Data Included	741
MULTIPLEX MAY BRING PROJECT FOCUS; SIMI CORNER'S DEVELOPMENT INTO A TOWN CENTER COULD BE HELPED BY PROPOSAL FOR 16-SCREEN CINEMA.			541
MUSEUM WANTS COLLECTION ON WEB.			407
NATURE UNDISTURBED AT TOWSLEY CANYON; DEFENSIVE STRATEGY KEEPS CANYON FREE OF LANDFILL.			497
NEWHALL MAN PAID TO NUDGE CORPORATIONS TOWARD UTAH.			402
NEWS LITE : MAN RETURNS $10,000 BOND.			1032
NEWS LITE : SUNKEN TREASURE KEEPS BOUQUET.			807
NORTHRIDGE CUTS ROOTED IN OLD INEQUITIES.		Statistical Data Included	1517
NOTRE DAME'S FARGAS LIVES UP TO HIS BILLING.			256
OLD ALBUMS, CLASSIC FILMS MIX LIKE BREAD AND BUTTER.		Letter to the Editor	732
PALATIAL PROPERTIES DOING BRISK BUSINESS; UPSCALE HOMES LEAD SALES; SOME TOP VALLEY UNITS SELL SAME DAY THEY ENTER MARKET.		Statistical Data Included	925
PARENTS NEEDED ON FRONT LINES IN FIGHT AGAINST TEEN VIOLENCE; IT TAKES MORE THAN LEGISLATION TO CURB JUVENILE CRIME.			1098
PIECE OF EAR FOUND, GIVEN TO HOLYFIELD.			311
PROSECUTOR UNIT TARGETS ELDER ABUSE; CRIMES OFTEN UNREPORTED.			1017
PUBLIC FORUM : DWP BUYOUT REPORT `MISSED THE BIG PICTURE'.		Editorial	1535
PUBLIC FORUM : MOLINA DISREGARDS FEELINGS IN VALLEY.		Letter to the Editor	512
PUBLIC FORUM : READER REMINDS THAT LIFE HERE IS GOOD.		Letter to the Editor	276
PUTTING PEOPLE LAST; DISABLED GOING FROM WORK TO WELFARE.			1321
QUICK HITS.			150
REGIONAL STYLES ADOPTED SO RESIDENTS WON'T GRIMACE; MCDONALD'S TRIES TO FIT IN ON MAIN ST.			793
RIORDAN SHARES HIS VISION OF L.A.; Q&A.			1246
SEPARATION FROM PARENTS PAYS OFF LATER IN LIFE.			630
SHOOTOUT PUTS MAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION.			326
SHORT-HANDED GALAXY BEATEN ON ROAD AGAIN : TAMPA BAY 3, GALAXY 2.			136
SIMI BOARD PROVIDES SWIFT LEADERSHIP.			623
SIMILAR HORSE POWER; SIPHON, GENTLEMEN JUST LIKE BROTHERS.			671
SOCIETY HAS NO REMEDY WHEN A YOUNG LOVED ONE IS KILLED.			812
SOUTHLAND CHINESE EXPRESS VIEWS ON FUTURE HONG KONG.			711
STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER; PROUD OF U.S. FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA : FRENCH IMMIGRANT KNOWS HER DAD LOVED FREEDOM.			1926
STATE'S BLOATED EDUCATION BUREAUCRACY NEEDS DIET.			943
SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN GUARD'S SHOOTING.			170
T.O. HONORED FOR 5-YEAR HOUSING PLAN; HUD NOTICES, SALUTES COMMUNITY'S MAJOR INPUT ON PROVIDING OPTIONS FOR LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS.			802
TAKE 5: PARTY LINES; STARS SHINE BRIGHTLY FOR VISION AWARDS.			745
TEACHERS STUDY HIGH-TECH AGRICULTURE.			737
THERE ARE RIGHT WAYS (AND WRONG WAYS) TO DISPLAY THE FLAG.			415
THISTLE DEW INN: A TOAST TO A WINE COUNTRY B&B; B&B REVIEW.			769
TIPOFF: ALARCON STARTS 2ND RACE - FOR AQMD SEAT.			625
TOURS, ETC. : TREK THROUGH SOUTHWEST TAKES IN ZION, SEDONA AREA.			446
TRAVEL BARGAINS : ENSENADA TRIP HIGHLIGHTS WINING AND DINING.			494
UNLIKELY HEROES SPARK JETHAWKS TO VICTORY : JETHAWKS 10, BAKERSFIELD 7.			345
WITNESS TO HISTORY; VALLEY EDUCATOR CHAN VISITING HONG KONG.			847
YOUNG JUNIOR TAGS FOUR HRS IN PLAYOFFS.		Statistical Data Included	351