Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 23, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'50S DINERS.			344
'50S FEVER; `BAYWATCH'S' DONNA D'ERRICO GOES RETRO.			1524
[0] ERSTAD'S CLOUT WINS FOR ANGELS; PERCIVAL EARNS THE SAVE IN 9TH; FINLEY AVOIDS 1ST LOSS : ANGELS 7, BALTIMORE 6.			562
`BLOOD ALLEY' GETTING NEW LANES; PROJECT AIMED AT CUTTING DEADLY CRASHES.			373
`PRIMETIME' UNCERTAINTY DOESN'T SLOW SAWYER DOWN.			749
2 KILLED IN HIGHWAY 138 CRASH.			319
5-TON MACHINE KILLS FOREMAN.			539
A LA CARTE : RESERVE AHEAD FOR MOTHER'S DAY.			560
A REALLY SPLIT PERSONALITY.			549
AMGEN SALES UP IN BUMPY QUARTER.			347
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS BACK IN ACTION, BUT SALMON OUT.			423
AREA GROWER OFFERS VIEW OF FARM LIFE.			835
AT UCLA, TITLES PAR FOR COURSE.			1068
BEYOND 40? IT'S TIME TO GET THINGS GOING.			307
BID AFOOT TO TRY TEEN AS ADULT IN VIDEO GAME SLAYING.			305
BRIEFLY : ENTERPRISE ZONE EXPANSION SOUGHT.			756
BRIEFLY : HIGHLAND HIGH SET TO HOLD PARENT NIGHT.			154
BRIEFLY : ROBBERS GRAB CASH REGISTER FROM SHOP.			463
BRIEFLY : SAMPRAS TOPS AGASSI IN CLAY-COURT BATTLE.			466
BRYANS ARE DOUBLE TOUGH.			752
CAMARILLO'S MEDINA SHOWS PERFECT TIMING : CAMARILLO 7, T.O. 6.			477
CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION IN THE MAGIC KINGDOM: DISNEY AMUSEMENT PARKS POWER QUARTERLY PROFITS.			1208
CHARGES FILED IN '97 SLAYING IN LANCASTER.			550
CHECK THE BOOK BEFORE HITTING THE WATER.			711
CITY SEEKS PRIVATE AID TO END BALLFIELD DISPUTE.			777
COUNCIL REJECTS ARTWORK; T.O. SAYS DONATED SCULPTURE NOT GOOD FIT.			607
CRACKDOWN SOUGHT ON CITY LANDLORDS.			274
CRIME RULED OUT IN SURGERY DEATH.			397
CRIME UP IN SANTA CLARITA; BURGLARIES, LARCENIES RESPONSIBLE FOR 10% INCREASE.		Statistical Data Included	467
CROWLEY GETS 11TH-HOUR THAW.			1818
CSUN NOTEBOOK: SOFTBALL-STADIUM PLANS MOVE AHEAD.			306
DAY SALUTES PEOPLE WHO REALLY RUN THINGS.			674
DEFENSE BEGS JURY TO SPARE DALLY'S LIFE.			433
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: NOMO WORKS ON FOOTWORK.			513
EDITORIAL : FOOT-DRAGGING DISEASE; L.A. COUNTY MUST DO A BETTER JOB OF ENROLLING THE POOR IN HMOS.		Editorial	308
EDITORIAL : STOP POLITICAL EXTORTION.		Editorial	294
EDITORIAL : US VS. THEM.		Editorial	162
ERSTAD'S CLOUT WINS FOR ANGELS; PERCIVAL EARNS THE SAVE IN 9TH; FINLEY AVOIDS 1ST LOSS : ANGELS 7, BALTIMORE 6.			549
ETHERTON: USC KING OF K'S.			802
FASHION CENTER OWNER TO SELL MALL; CHICAGO FIRM WILL BUY NORTHRIDGE SITE.			225
FRESNO STATE PAIR PROSPERS AFTER SWITCHING TO MALIBU.			572
FROM BAD TO WORSE; WOMAN HAS PETS, LITTLE ELSE.			445
GROUP UNVEILS PETITION DRAFT FOR CITYHOOD.			805
IN BRIEF.			268
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DAY OFF MAY AID SLUGGISH JETHAWKS.			596
JETHAWKS' DUNHAM WINS : JETHAWKS 6, VISALIA 2.			291
KERN FIRE CREW DELIVERS; WITH HELP, MOTHER GIVES BIRTH IN MOJAVE HOME.			283
KIDS TAKE TO IT LIKE FISH TO WATER; KEEP FIRST ADVENTURE SIMPLE, MEMORABLE.			1559
KINGS PLAN FOR PUSH; PHYSICAL PLAY NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS IN POSTSEASON.			1436
L.A. TEAMS CAN LEARN FROM PAST.			855
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS LOOK SOUND IN CAMP SCRIMMAGE.			560
MAN ELUDES POLICE AFTER CAR PURSUIT.			214
MCCARTNEY DEATH SITE UNDER VEIL OF MYSTERY.			583
MISSED MILLIONS; MOST LAUSD SCHOOLS BLOW DISCOUNTS.			1275
MOORPARK NOTES: TRIO GOES TO 4-YEAR SCHOOLS.			275
NEWS LITE : KUDROW: NO ENVY AMONG `FRIENDS'.			878
NOTES: THE MASTER'S WON'T HAVE TO PLAY TWIN BILL AFTER ALL.			438
OAJI TENNIS: T.O. FRESHMAN SHENG ALREADY ONE OF THE BIG BOYS.			510
OFFICIALS NAME MAN KILLED AFTER STANDOFF.			367
OJAI TENNIS: HEINBERG A CHIP OFF THE OL' BLOCK? : AGOURA STANDOUT GETS HIS LESSONS FROM FATHER/COACH.			539
PALMDALE PLAY TACKLES EFFECTS OF HOLOCAUST.			581
PANEL ENDORSES BIGGER COUNCIL; VOTE BACKS 21-MEMBER BODY.			628
PARENTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR STIPENDS.			401
PARK AGENCY'S SCHOOL BUY IS NO DONE DEAL; DISTRICT FINDS PRICE NEGOTIABLE.			525
PIAZZA'S TWO HOMERS GIVE DODGERS A LIFT : DODGERS 9, MILWAUKEE 6.			919
POLICE SEEK MAN IN SEXUAL ATTACKS.			214
PUBLIC FORUM : PRESIDENTS SHOULDN'T DISHONOR THEIR OFFICE.		Editorial	1449
REFORMS SET FOR COLLEGES; BOARD LEADER RELEASES PLAN.			257
REYNA GIVES U.S. BIG BOOST : U.S. 3, AUSTRIA 0.			319
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY; BULLS FIGURE TO BE NEAR END OF THEIR RUN.			1116
SERIOUS ABOUT COMICS.			1190
SIMI DISTRICT DEMANDS MORE MATH; HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS INCREASED AS WELL.			435
SOFTBALL BEAT: A GAME OF INCHES : TWO SMALL MISCUES LOOMED LARGE IN QUARTZ HILL WIN.			721
STATE SCOLDS DWP FOR WATER PLANT DELAYS.			309
SUPPORTERS SAY THANKS; POLICE, FIRE OFFICIALS PRAISED FOR BANK SHOOTOUT RESPONSE.			657
THE DAY IN PREPS: SYLMAR STARTS STREAK OF A DIFFERENT KIND.			688
TITLE CLOSER FOR LITTLEROCK.			322
TOWN HATCHES FIGHT TO PRESERVE ITS LANDMARK.			872
TRACK BEAT: LINAM'S LOYALTIES SPLIT : CANYON COACH TO WEAR BURBANK SHIRT IN MEET AGAINST BULLDOGS.			752
TRACK BEAT: MEUSE, LEA LOOK TO KICK UP SOME DUST : MARMONTE MID-DISTANCE SPEEDSTERS MEET TODAY.			644
TRIAL RULED OUT FOR MOTHER IN DAUGHTER'S DEATH.			314
UNITED GETS NEW CARRIER FOR OXNARD; MOVE WILL BOOST LAX SERVICE.			554
VALLEY KIDS BEAUTIFY BEACH ON EARTH DAY; COASTAL CLEANUP OFFERS CHILDREN LESSONS ON POLLUTION'S EFFECTS.			589
VOLLEYBALL BEAT : ONE TO WATCH.			562
VOTE TO DECIDE MASCOT AT BIRMINGHAM HIGH.			396
WESTPHAL TALKS WITH CLIPPERS.			137
WORDS TO LIVE BY; ACTOR PUTS VOICE TO DAD'S BOOK.			365
WORKER WHO FELL THROUGH ROOF SKYLIGHT CLINGS TO LIFE.			124
WRESTLING LOSS SPURS STOCK FALL.			292