Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 17, 1998)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`NIGHTWATCH' UNSETTLING.		Movie Review	398
`PAULIE' HAS SOMETHING TO SAY.		Movie Review	573
`PROMISED LAND' PEOPLE TO REMEMBER OKLAHOMA CITY.			649
`SOUR GRAPES' A MAJOR MISFIRE IN `SEINFELD'-ESQUE COMEDY DERBY.		Movie Review	613
`SUICIDE KINGS' NOTHING TO DIE FOR.		Movie Review	541
1,300 VIE FOR JOBS AT WAREHOUSE; CRAFTS COMPANY TO HIRE 200.			401
A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST; VALLEY OF 1940S COMES TO LIFE IN LONG-LOST MURAL.			658
A LITTLE ROMANCE - '90S STYLE; LOVE'S BOX-OFFICE LESSON LEARNED: PEOPLE DON'T SEEK REALISM; THEY JUST WANT TO BELIEVE.			1254
AGENCIES APPROVED FOR RELIEF; FUNDS TO REPAIR STORM DAMAGE.		Statistical Data Included	786
AGENCIES PROPOSING PLAN TO AID SOUTHLAND WETLANDS.		Statistical Data Included	552
AGOURA ERRORS AID T.O. : T.O. 4, AGOURA 2.			391
AIRCRAFT PARTS MAKER EXPANDING PLANT TO INCREASE OUTPUT.		Statistical Data Included	396
AMGEN RIVALS GET OK FOR DRUG TESTING.			233
AN `OBJECT' THAT'S GOOD AND BAD.		Movie Review	532
AN EXERCISE IN TABLOID FRUSTRATION.		Movie Review	661
AT PTK, TLC COULD GO A LONG WAY.		Restaurant Review	636
BASEBALL NOTES: GORMAN STARS THREE WAYS.			563
BASEBALL NOTES: MOORPARK HAS IMPORTANT AND BUSY STRETCH COMING UP.			549
BEL-AIR FARE FLAVORFUL WORK OF ART.		Restaurant Review	879
BOXER URGES SAFETY LOCKS FOR FIREARMS.			98
BRIEFLY : ROBBERY SUSPECTS CAUGHT AFTER CHASE.			226
BRIEFLY : SIMI'S TORING STILL IN COMA.			540
BRIEFLY : SKELETON UNEARTHED IN ENCINO THICKET.			536
BRUINS ADVANCE; UCLA GYMNASTS ARE LED BY HAYASHI.			368
BULLPEN COMMITTEE WINS FOR DODGERS : DODGERS 4 COLORADO 3.			666
BUSINESSES AGAINST LOCAL CONTROL IN L.A.			663
CHECCHI CAMPAIGN INSULTS SUPPORTERS OF PROP. 209.		Editorial	717
CLIPPERS WILL SAIL TO STAPLES CENTER; MURDOCH TO BUY PART OF DOWNTOWN ARENA.			501
CLOSE CALLS IN PACOIMA WASH; 4 PULLED FROM SWIFT WATER IN 2 RESCUES.			605
CLUBS HAVE PLANS TO PROTECT PASSERS WITH TOP BLOCKERS.			195
CRA BACKS FUNDING FOR OSCARS SITE.			154
CUP FOR THE KINGS?; FOX'S SIMPSON WONDERS IF THEY ARE READY FOR RUN.			1278
DEBIT CARDS HIDE DANGER OF LIABILITY.			686
DERBY FORMULA A 10-STEP PLAN; INDIAN CHARLIE DOESN'T TOP THE LIST.			1271
DINING BEAT : IT'S PAGANI ON MELROSE.			319
DIRECTOR HITS HER MARK; MUSIC THEATER HELPS STUDENTS FIND VOICES ON STAGE.			536
DIVERSE ACTS BOOKED ON FREE CONCERT SERIES.			329
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: THRIVING IN FRONT OF PIAZZA.			503
EDITORIAL : GETTING NO RESPECT; L.A. COUNCIL SNUBS MAYOR AND THE PUBLIC.		Editorial	579
EDITORIAL : LANDSLIDE OF APATHY; NON-VOTERS COULD HAVE MADE A HUGE DIFFERENCE TUESDAY.		Editorial	304
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP WILL HOLD WORKSHOP.			259
ESCAPED TEENS REMAIN AT LARGE.			238
FAIR PLAY? GIRLS' LEAGUE SUES CITY FOR FIELD ACCESS.			1073
FILM/SNEAK PEEK : ACADEMY'S FAVORITE SHORTS SCREENING TONIGHT.			754
HOLOCAUST INSURANCE BILL CLEARS ASSEMBLY.			311
HOT SPOTS : NARROW BUT NEAT.			306
IN BRIEF.			301
INDEPENDENT COUNSEL PASSES ON PEPPERDINE ACADEMIC JOBS.			378
IT'S CLOSER, BUT RESULT IS THE SAME; ECR MAKING HABIT OF BEATING KENNEDY.			421
JETHAWKS FALTER IN 9TH : SAN JOSE 7 JETHAWKS 3.			205
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DUNHAM NEEDS MORE SUPPORT.			408
JUDGE ADMITS VIDEOTAPE OF DALLY'S WIFE INTO TRIAL.			532
KATZ CHIDES ALARCON FOR BROCHURE; EX-ASSEMBLYMAN SAYS PAMPHLET PUTS RECORD IN BAD LIGHT.			353
KIDS/SNEAK PEAK : UNDERSEA ADVENTURE FOCUSES ON MERMAID CRAFTS, STORIES.			595
KINGS LEFT BATTERED BY BLUES : ST. LOUIS 7 KINGS 3.			635
L.A. PLANNERS SUPPORT HOMES IN NORTH HILLS.			280
LANGELLA EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS IN `THE FATHER'.		Theater Review	612
LEARN PROGRESS CLAIMS CHALLENGED.		Statistical Data Included	828
MAILBOX FIRES WORRY TAX FILERS.			171
MEDICAL FIRM PONDERS SALE; WOODLAND HILLS HMO MAY PART WITH REGIONAL SUBSIDIARIES.			257
MTA PANEL SUPPORTS KEEPING BURKE.			292
NATIONAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS REPORTS RECORD PROFITS IN '98.		Statistical Data Included	217
NEW TRUCK TO BRING FOOD TO AREA'S POOR.			410
NEWHALL LAND EARNINGS FALL; ANALYSTS PREDICTING GOOD YEAR FOR DEVELOPER DESPITE DROP IN FIRST-QUARTER RESULTS.		Statistical Data Included	379
NEWS LITE : TYLO'S INFANT FOUND TO HAVE EYE CANCER.			940
NOTES: PONY PHILLIES WIN 11-10; SHUTOUT FOR PINTO DODGERS.			159
OBITUARIES : RAYMOND L. DEMEY.		Obituary	226
OFFICIALS HALT ACTION ON FILM SET; INSPECTION FOLLOWED COMPLAINTS RECEIVED.			643
ORLIK WINS LA CANADA COUNCIL SEAT.			148
PINKERTON'S PLANS TO RELOCATE FROM ENCINO BUILDING.			312
POP/SNEAK PEEK : CY CURNIN'S FIXX ON MUSIC HISTORY.			444
PUBLIC FORUM : READERS DENOUNCE `RIDICULOUS' SEWER BILLS.		Editorial	1597
RAIN-RUSTED HART TOPS SAUGUS ANYWAY : HART 7 SAUGUS 2.			307
RESEDA RENAISSANCE DIGS ITS WORK.			818
RESIDENTS SHOULDN'T ABANDON BLIGHTED COMMUNITIES.		Editorial	784
ROUNDUP: BLAZERS BLAZE BY CLIPPERS.			349
RUNNER KEEPS UP A FAMILY TRADITION; BRZEZINSKI EXELS IN RACES, LONG JUMP.			598
SC ANALYSIS: TROJANS TO PLAY IN HAWAII IN 1999.			252
SCAG TRANSIT PLAN STIFFS VALLEY.			517
SHE'S A GLUTTON FOR PUNISHMENT; UCLA GYMNAST UMEH LEADS TEAMMATES INTO THE NCAAS.			1075
SHODDY LOSS FOR ANGELS : TAMPA BAY 6 ANGELS 5.			750
SHOW BIZ TYPES TO VISIT AREA; TOUR TO TOUT SANTA CLARITA'S FILM LOCATION POTENTIAL.			452
SOFTBALL: ECR TOO MUCH FOR CHATSWORTH : ECR 8 CHATSWORTH 2.			394
SOUND CHECK : VARIOUS/``FROM THE HEART OF STUDIO A: THE FOLKSCENE COLLECTION''.		Sound Recording Review	1028
SPORTS ARENA RALLY TRIES TO TURN TEENS.			598
STATE LEADERS CRITICIZE UNZ DRIVE TO END BILINGUAL ED.			215
STATE TO CROSS LINE WITH FINES VIA PHOTO-RADAR.		Editorial	651
SUPERB PERFORMANCES ENERGIZE BLURRY `CHINESE BOX'.		Movie Review	592
THE DAY IN SPORTS: VERDUGO HILLS' WOOD PITCHES 3RD PERFECT GAME.			316
TRACK & FIELD BEAT : CROSSTOWN RIVALRY.			881
TRUER PICTURE OF WOODY ALLEN EMERGES IN MUSICAL DOCUMENTARY.		Movie Review	533
TWO OF A KIND; MANNING, LEAF ARE 1-2, MAYBE NOT IN THAT ORDER.		Statistical Data Included	3102
UNCOLLECTED TAXES MAY COST CITY MILLIONS YEARLY.			453
VALLEY HAIR CARE CONCERN JOINS FORCES WITH `PAULIE'.			479
VAN EXEL ROLE: THE PROTECTOR.			797
VIDEO : PERIOD FILMS CONNECTED BY THE PAST.		Video Recording Review	725
VOLUNTEERS TALKING TRASH; GROUPS PREPARE TO BEAUTIFY CITY, RAISE NEEDED CASH.			261
WATER AGENCY READY FOR TOUR TO SACRAMENTO; GROUP REFUSES TO RELEASE COST OF TWO-DAY TRIP.			585
WHAT'S HAPPENING : TELEVISION.			871
WILDLIFE CORRIDOR HINGES ON DEALS FOR 200 ACRES.			574