Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 28, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$3 MILLION BUDGETED FOR LOCAL FIRE STATIONS.			258
`MR. PLAYOFFS' TAG DOESN'T SUIT HORRY.			669
`REVENGE' AT HAND IN NORTH-SOUTH.			352
A TOPSY-TURVY YEAR IN FOOTHILL; HART, BURROUGHS STILL THE BEST.			580
ACTION TO UNCLOG 405/101 STARTS.		Statistical Data Included	520
AIRPORT AUTHORITY COMPLETES `FAIRLY FLAT BUDGET'.			275
ANGELS VS. BALTIMORE.			106
BASEBALL BEAT : CATCHING INTEREST.			834
BRIEFLY : 2ND COUNCIL MEETING IN VALLEY TO BE HELD.			923
BRIEFLY : AREA BOY DROWNS IN SWIMMING POOL.			121
BRIEFLY : COUNCIL SET TO VOTE ON JURY PROBE FUNDS.			529
BRIEFLY : FAVORITE TRICK SLIPS, GIVES TRAINER A SCARE.			455
BUYERS SEE A PUDDY TAT ON STAMPS.			110
CHAMBER BAILOUT AWAITED; COUNCIL SET TO VOTE ON PLAN'S LAST HURDLE.			540
CLOONEY DOES SOME LIGHTENING UP DURING SPRING BREAK.			726
CONSPIRACY SUSPECT CONVICTED OF FRAUD.			219
COUGH IT UP; TEST MAY BOOST SMOG-CHECK COSTS.			798
COUNTRY DUO RIMES, WHITE TO HEADLINE AT A.V. FAIR.			402
COUNTY BOASTS THIRD RECENT LOTTO WINNER.			307
COUNTY TO DISCUSS DEFENDING NET POLICY.			616
CSUN, FIRM SEEK OK FOR BIOTECH SITE.			486
DEPUTY'S MURDERER TO DIE; JUDGE HANDS DOWN PENALTY RECOMMENDED BY JURY.			600
DODGERS FALL IN 13TH : MILWAUKEE 3, DODGERS 2.			575
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PIAZZA WILL SIGN ONLY IF SHOE FITS.			558
DODGERS TRAIL BY ONE.			581
DUNHAM, CRUZ LEAD JETHAWKS : JETHAWKS 5, RANCHO CUCAMONGA 0.			343
EDITORIAL : CONQUERING HEROES; EL CAMINO'S ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY.		Editorial	365
EDITORIAL : SILENCE OF THE LAMBS; VALLEY'S 7 COUNCIL MEMBERS GET FLEECED.		Editorial	319
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	90
EDWARDS WON'T CLOSE, GENERAL SAYS; LOCAL LEADERS VISIT PENTAGON ON FIRST DAY OF LOBBYING TRIP.			442
FANS TURN UNRULY AFTER STADIUM RAP CONCERT CUT SHORT.			271
FINES TO GROW JUST LIKE WEEDS; L.A. TO GET TOUGH IF BRUSH ISN'T CLEARED.			508
FINLEY WINS 14TH IN ROW; LEFT-HANDER IS 2 SHY OF TYING AL RECORD : ANGELS 3, BALTIMORE 1.			467
GETTING RICHER; CALIFORNIANS' INCOME SHOWS 4.7% GAIN.		Statistical Data Included	817
HOMELESS SHELTER SET TO CLOSE; GROUP SEEKING A NEW REFUGE.			581
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			716
HOUSING MARKET TURNS HOT IN L.A.; AVERAGE PRICE RISES 2.9% IN ONE MONTH.		Statistical Data Included	658
IN BRIEF.			284
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: ARM TROUBLES SIDELINE STARK : COACH BEMOANS PITCHER'S PLIGHT.			584
JUBILEES : 50 YEARS OF BICYCLING IN TANDEM.			263
L.A. POWER OUTAGE; KINGS ZAPPED BY BLUES : ST. LOUIS 4, KINGS 3.			516
L.A. POWER OUTAGE; KINGS ZAPPED BY BLUES : ST. LOUIS 4, KINGS 3.			782
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS EXPECT THORNY GREETING.			468
MANIC MONDAY; BOND MARKET BITES DOW.			643
MOORPARK TO LOSE POPULAR GIRLS' COACH; SOFTBALL'S HUMPHREYS WILL RETIRE.			699
NEWS & NOTES : ANTICIPATION OF `SEINFELD' SEND-OFF ISN'T SHOWING UP IN THE RATINGS.			432
NEWS LITE : PERCEPTIVE PRIMATE A HIT IN CYBERSPACE.			875
NO. 1 AT LAST; NATIONAL DECATHLON CHAMPS COME HOME TO A CROWD OF FANS.			590
NOTEBOOK: FUHR FINDS NEW LIFE IN ST. LOUIS BLUES.			503
NOTES: FLANDEZ'S DOUBLE, 2 RBI LEAD INDIANS.			324
NOTES: HAWKS CLUB EARNS SILVER IN RELAY.			180
OLD GODZILLA TO BATTLE BOTTLE OF ITS OFFICIAL BREW.			222
PAPERS ADD CREATIVE CONSULTANT.			252
PENTAGON WANTS TO OPEN TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER.			955
PERFORMING WITH HOOPS AND LARIATS; DANCES HELP KIDS LEARN ABOUT OTHERS.			463
PLAN COULD HEAD OFF FURLOUGHS; CONFEREES WILL SEEK WAY TO RESOLVE FUNDING FOR DEFENSE WORKERS.			220
POWERS TO PEOPLE PROPOSED.			617
PUBLIC FORUM : ENCINO ISN'T ONLY VICTIM OF `OUTSIDER' TRAFFIC.		Editorial	1629
PUPPY SELLERS FACE BILL.			262
REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR PRIMARY LOOMS.		Statistical Data Included	118
REVIEW FINDS AUDIT PROPER; HARBOR STUDY FOLLOWED STATE RULES, REPORT SAYS.			336
ROAR OF ENGINES SET FOR DOWNTOWN; L.A. TO STAGE NASCAR EVENT.			463
SCHOOL BOARD BACKS ZACARIAS' OVERHAUL PLAN.			312
SCHOOLS TASK FORCE TO TRACK ACCOUNTABILITY.			484
SOFTBALL BEAT: PITCHER STAYS BUSY : ROYAL IS GIVEN NEEDED BOOST.			670
STANFORD PRESSURE FOLLOWS PITCHER PETERSON.			465
STORR WAS READY FOR ALL SHOTS.			1030
STORRS SUFFER ON MONDAY.			1061
SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS; A.V. MOTHER FINDS DOLLARS IN KIDS SCENTS.			466
TEACHERS SEEK HIKE IN SUMMER PAY.			284
THE DAY IN PREPS: LOCAL GIRLS STAND OUT IN SECTION EVENT.			363
TIME FOR RICHARDSON TO WAKE UP.			866
TRIO GETS PRISON IN RACIAL ATTACK.			472
TWO MEN ROBBED BY POLICE IMPOSTORS; 2 WOMEN POSSIBLY INVOLVED IN CRIME.			397
VIOLINIST BARES MORE THAN HER SOUL FOR PLAYBOY.			520
WILL CHAMPION RISE IN THE WEST?			679
WILSON ACCUSES CLINTON OF MEDDLING; PRESIDENT CRITICIZED FOR PROPOSITION 227 OPPOSITION.			466
WINGING IT; TIPPIT HAD A MIGHTY ARM, BUT LIFE BRUSHED HIM BACK.			921
WOMEN'S WORK; TV'S CAREER-MINDED FEMALES ARE GETTING AHEAD IN THE '90S, BUT SOME WHO WATCH DON'T THINK THEY'VE MADE IT AFTER ALL.			1763
WON'T OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS; RAINS DELAY VALENCIA CHURCH PROJECT.			454