Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 1, 1997)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`SEINFELD,' LIVE `ER' KEEP NBC NO. 1 IN RATINGS.		Statistical Data Included	358
ACCLAIMED POET PLANS READING AT CALARTS.			288
AFTER 113 YEARS, WOODBURY CAMPUS REMAINS DIVERSIFIED.			528
AGOURA HAS BRIGHT FUTURE; FRESHMAN STARS MAKE COACH ENVY OF LEAGUE.			863
ANGELS MAY LOSE PARKER.			581
ANTELOPE VALLEY: BRIEFLY : MUROC BOARD PLANS RECEPTION.			446
AREA FACILITIES TO PROMOTE BREAST CANCER EDUCATION.			166
ASTROS CAN'T BREAK BRAVES' SPELL : ATLANTA 2, HOUSTON 1.			426
AT LAST, SOOTHING NEWS FOR COLD SUFFERERS.			426
BASSOONIST'S NEW GIG HIS MAGNUM OPUS; T.O. HIGH GRAD DEFIES ODDS.			754
BLACKLISTED SCREENWRITERS TO REGAIN CREDITS.			234
BRE BUYS TRAMMELL CROW.			360
BRIEFLY : DETROIT AND D.C. GET WNBA TEAMS.			480
BRIEFLY : SIMPSON'S MOTHER WILL KEEP PIANO.			642
BURGLARS HIT SCHOOL.			128
BUSINESS NOTES.			581
BUYER GETS KADY IN $11 MILLION DEAL.			154
CBS URGES ADVERTISERS TO EYE BOOMERS.			441
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS.			719
CHILDREN'S SERVICES WORKERS STRIKE; SKELETON STAFF AT LANCASTER OFFICE SCRAMBLING.			671
CHP TEAM, EX-FOOTBALL GREATS TO PLAY BASKETBALL FUND-RAISER.			401
CITY SEEKS TO STAY AFLOAT IN RAIN PLANS; WORKERS CLEARING WATERWAYS.			521
CITY TO WEIGH TREE PRESERVATION; COUNCIL SEEKS FURTHER STUDY OF AILING EUCALYPTUSES.			405
CLU REVIVES RUSH.			595
CLUB EXPERIENCE HELPS HIGHLAND'S WILSON.			624
COC VOLLEYBALL TEAM LOOKS FOR RIGHT TRACK.			491
COLLEGE NAMES NEW DIRECTOR OF ITS PHYSICAL PLANT OFFICE.			122
COLLEGE NIGHT TO RETURN.			412
COLLEGE'S INFORMATION DAY TO OFFER STUDENTS TRANSFER TIPS.			533
CONEJO VALLEY: BRIEFLY : PROBATION HEARING FOR IMBRECHT PUT OFF.			847
COUNCIL AGREES TO GUN CURBS; PUBLIC VOTE SET ON TAX ON VENDORS.			533
COUNTY, UNION NEGOTIATE INTO NIGHT.			366
CUTTING CANCER RISK; NEW STUDY TOUTS DIET, EXERCISE.			790
EDISON DOCUMENT SEARCH CONTINUES IN FIRE PROBE.			437
EDITORIAL : THAT'S THE TICKET.		Editorial	345
EDITORIAL : VALLEY NEEDS A DELEGATE OMISSION FROM MTA BOARD IS A GLARING ERROR.		Editorial	427
EMPLOYEE SAYS 60-HOUR WORKWEEKS SUFFOCATING.			482
EXECUTIVES TAKE CHAMBER HONORS.			182
FED BOARD KEEPS HANDS OFF OF RATES; ECONOMIC HEALTH SEEN.			297
FOOTBALL BEAT : ROYAL ON A ROLL.			889
FOR JEWISH SCHOOL STUDENTS, SHOFAR LESSONS RESOUND; HOLY DAYS CONCEPTS STRESSED.			526
FORGING HER OWN IDENTITY.			681
FORMER `TODAY' HOST BRINGING SPONTANEOUS STYLE TO NEWS JOURNAL.			508
FROM THE FIELD: CAN KINGS TURN IT AROUND?			461
GOOD POSITION; DAILY NEWS FAIR LETS HOPEFULS TEST AREA JOB MARKET.			537
GRAFFITI LESS VISIBLE AFTER CURFEW.			355
HEADIN' BACK TO KORNFIELD KOUNTY; SNUBBED BY CBS, CITY SLICKERS ALIKE, `HEE HAW' THRIVED IN SYNDICATION, ITS HAYSEED HUMOR INTACT.			1772
HEALTHY UNIT SEEKS REVENGE; JOHNSON'S HAD TROUBLE WITH O'S.			574
ILLEGAL ALIENS GET REPRIEVE : CONGRESS GRANTS 3-WEEK EXTENSION.			288
IN BRIEF.			244
INEXPERIENCE HASN'T SLOWED SYLMAR (5-0) : SYLMAR 3, MONROE 1.			561
IT'S JUST ANOTHER CHALLENGE FOR NEW GM TAYLOR.			1146
JUDGE FAULTS USE OF FUNDS BY '93 MAYORAL HOPEFUL.			174
KOCUR MAKES THE RIGHT CHOICE; WAVES' WATER POLO STAR NOW LOOKING FOR A TITLE.			790
L.A. BEAT : CLIPPERS: NEW LOOK FOR SPORTS ARENA.			472
LET POLANSKI WALK? NO DEAL; LENIENCY NOT AGREED TO, DA'S OFFICE SAYS.			793
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NOTES : UMPIRES DECLARE ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY.			361
MAN RULED INSANE IN DEATHS.			443
MARLINS STRIKE FIRST; RENTERIA'S CLUTCH HIT STOPS SF : FLORIDA 2, SAN FRANCISCO 1.			479
NEW PALMDALE FIRE STATION TO CUT RESPONSE TIMES.			404
NEW TV LABELS ADD TO CONFUSION.			879
NEWS & NOTES : SORBO'S NONSTOP WORK SCHEDULE HALTED BY SHOULDER ANEURYSM.			450
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS FUHRMAN BACK ON MURDER TRAIL.			825
NOTES : ARSENAL BEATS RIVER JRS. IN BOYS' CLUB-SOCCER PLAY.			401
NOTES : UNDERDOGS PLAYING LIKE FAVORITES IN SOFTBALL LEAGUE.			433
NOTES: A.V.'S BAILEY BREAKS SCHOOL RUSHING RECORD.			347
NURSING FACILITY'S RED INK NOT NEW; STATE SAYS IT CAN'T STEP IN.			910
NURSING HOME NO STRANGER TO FISCAL DISTRESS.			777
OAK TREE A PRELUDE TO BREEDERS' CUP.			429
OBITUARIES : CLOYD W. CHAMBERLAIN.		Obituary	120
OBITUARIES : EUGENE HUSTON DEPUE.		Obituary	180
OIL CLEANUP LIKELY TO TAKE 72 HOURS.			667
PANEL WANTS TIME LINE ON AIR-CONDITIONER PLAN.			374
PARTY FOOD IS CHILD'S PLAY : DESIGN YOUR OWN TOY STORY WHEN YOU ENTERTAIN.		Recipe	5239
PEPSI'S 7-YEAR SWITCH; SOFT DRINK CANS TO DROP MOST OF RED FROM CURRENT DESIGN.			167
PLAN TO CUT COST OF RECREATION AREA.		Statistical Data Included	328
PLASTICS CAREER MOLDED BY FAMILY; MOORPARK COMPANY OWNER FOLLOWS IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS.			779
POLICE SEARCH PARENTS' HOME IN ABUSE CASE.			355
POLITE FRIGHT; `KISS THE GIRLS' DIRECTOR LEAVES FIENDISH ACTS TO THE IMAGINATION.			1192
PUBLIC FORUM : MOTORISTS CAN END GRIDLOCK BY DRIVING LESS.		Editorial	1633
RED WINGS AIMING FOR RARE REPEAT.			538
REPORT: BRUINS VIOLATED SCHOOL DRUG POLICY.			376
ROBINSON LETS KINGS KNOW HE'S SERIOUS.			793
SAVAGE STAYS SWEET IN HOLLYWOOD JUNGLE.			774
SCHOOL BOARD WILL CONSIDER OUTSIDE HELP; PANEL FED UP WITH INFIGHTING.			497
SCHOOLS MAKE PLANS FOR $4.5 MILLION GRANT.			250
SENIORS WILL BE MONITORED FOR `TRANSFER TRAUMA' SIGNS.			314
SIMPLE 401(K) SUBSTITUTE COMES WITH SERIOUS DRAWBACK : WHAT IS IT?			528
SKATING NURSES SURE TO MAKE DRIVE-IN, FLU SHOT CLINIC STICK OUT.			201
SKG MUSIC MAN KEEPS FAST TEMPO.			499
SLAYING LINKED TO AGGRESSIVE PANHANDLER.			548
SOCIAL WORKERS WALK; JOB ACTION CENTERS ON PAY, WORKLOAD CONCERNS CITED BY COUNTY EMPLOYEES.			574
SONY, CINEPLEX MEGA-THEATER MERGER OK'D.			231
STABBING TRIAL OPENS, TEARS FLOW.			391
STATE ACTS ON SCHOOL SAFETY : BILL REQUIRES HIRES BE CHECKED FIRST.			445
STUDY SAYS MONITORS TRIM USE OF HYPERTENSION DRUGS.			333
SUPPORT YOUR GAY CHILDREN, U.S. BISHOPS URGE PARENTS.			391
TELLER'S FAMILY REMAINS HOPEFUL; POLICE PURSUING SLAYING SUSPECTS.			323
THEATER : RUBINSTEIN NOMINATED AS ACTOR, DIRECTOR BY VALLEY THEATER GROUP.			393
THINGS GETTING HOT FOR EDISON; UTILITY FOCUS OF FIRE PROBE.			442