Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 8, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`CROSS ROAD' TO BE PRESENTED AT CANYON COUNTY CHURCH.			215
747 FIXES SOUGHT BY NTSB; REWIRING URGED TO PREVENT BLASTS.			851
A RUSH OF CONTROVERSY; UCLA STAR RECRUIT HAD FALLING OUT WITH KANSAS.			849
A WINNING TRADITION; LIQUOR STORE HAS HISTORY OF SELLING LUCKY LOTTO TICKETS.		Statistical Data Included	706
AN ICE CUBE-IST VIEW OF STRIPPING.		Movie Review	536
ANGRY FANS TRY TO CREATE A DISTRACTION FOR PIAZZA.			828
APPRECIATION: SHE STOOD BY HER FANS.			431
ASPIRING OFFICERS BOOST POLICE RANKS.			570
AUTHORITIES SEIZE STARVING DOGS, LIVE FOOD.			178
BARAJAS' 3 HOMERS DEFEAT JETHAWKS 7-3 : HIGH DESERT 7, JETHAWKS 3.			99
BIBLE-BASED DRAMA TO BEGIN 4-DAY RUN AT DESERT STREAMS.			170
BILL ON ROAD TO NOWHERE; MORE IMPORTANT TRANSIT ISSUES GET LEAPFROGGED BY PORK PROJECTS.		Editorial	978
BREAKING A CHAIN; AT-RISK WOMAN PARTICIPATES IN CANCER STUDY.			921
BRIEFLY : DIGIT DEMONSTRATION COSTLY FOR ROBINSON.			487
BRIEFLY : EXPLOSION PROMPTS EVACUATION OF PARK.			218
BRIEFLY : RESTRUCTURING PLAN GOES TO MTA BOARD.			531
CAL LUTHERAN NOTES: UNBEATEN CLU SETS SCHOOL GOLF RECORD.			311
CALTECH STUDY WARNS OF QUAKE RISK; DOWNTOWN FAULT LINE COULD PRODUCE NORTHRIDGE-SIZE TEMBLOR.			410
CBS DRIBBLES TO TOP SPOT IN NIELSEN RATINGS.		Statistical Data Included	41
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS CHIPLESS COOKIE QUEST.			513
CHILDHOOD MELODIES: KIDS WRITE OWN SONGS TO SING.			414
CHURCH'S SATURDAY SERVICE FOR EASTER SET.			146
CLARIFICATION.			69
COC NOTES: COC PLAYS ON AND ON : SPRING BREAK? NOT THIS YEAR.			607
COUNCIL MAY KILL GYM PACT; CONTRACTOR FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES.			370
COUNCIL OKS FINANCING FOR SENIOR HOUSING; CONSTRUCTION SET FOR 148 UNITS.			519
COUNTY TO MERGE AGENCIES; BEHAVIORAL, SOCIAL SERVICES UNITS TO LINK UP.			599
CRASH INJURES CHP OFFICER, SNARLS MORNING COMMUTE.			136
CRESPI MASTERS HARVARD-WESTLAKE : CRESPI 3, HARVARD-WESTLAKE 2.			306
CYCLIST, 12, SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES.			718
DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA GIRLS` WATER POLO TEAM : PLAYER OF THE YEAR.			445
DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA WRESTLING TEAM : WRESTLERS OF THE YEAR.			496
DETECTIVES SEEK HELP IN RAPE-ROBBERY CASE.			351
DEVELOPERS MAY GET 5-YEAR PLAN FOR FEES.			269
DOING THE FOX TROT; MURDOCH SEES DODGERS ROMP : DODGERS 9, ARIZONA 1.			815
ECONOMIC ALLIANCE SEEKS HELP.			419
EDITORIAL : ALARMING NEWS FOR THIEVES.		Editorial	166
EDITORIAL : COUNTING HEADS AT UC; FOR DIVERSITY ON CAMPUS, IMPROVE EDUCATION AT LOWER LEVELS.		Editorial	361
EDITORIAL : WHO SELECTS THE SHERIFF?; DISPUTE PUTS THE SPOTLIGHT ON A REAL CAMPAIGN ISSUE.		Editorial	229
FIREFIGHTER HURT IN COPTER CRASH RETURNS TO THOUSAND OAKS HOME.			283
FORMER EMPLOYEE SUING CHEVRON OVER GAS RELEASE.			290
FUTURENET ORDERED TO PAY $1 MILLION; FUNDS TO GO IN ESCROW ACCOUNT.			367
GARCIA'S CAREER HOPES EXPAND.			472
HILL HELPS ANGELS STAFF COMPLETE DOUBLE STEAL : ANGELS 6, BOSTON 1.			299
IN BRIEF.			246
INJURED KARROS CAN ONLY WATCH AND WAIT.			208
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS' HINCHLIFFE LEAVES BIG IMPRESSION.			578
JUDGE SIDES WITH CITY IN RELOCATION SUIT.			187
L.A. BRIEFS : HOLLYWOOD SHOOTING LEAVES 1 MAN DEAD.			96
LAKERS VS. VANCOUVER.			197
LAPD SEX SCANDAL; EIGHT ASSIGNED TO EXPLORER PROGRAM SUBJECT OF INQUIRY.			1068
LAW FORBIDS AIRPORT LIMITS; FAA LETTER RILES BURBANK MAYOR.			448
LETTERS : MEASURE V SCHOOL BOND GETS MIXED GRADE.			937
LOCKUP CAMP COULD GROW.			337
MASTERS SUITS TIGER, BUT HE'S NOT A CINCH.			1102
MEDICAL CENTER TREES SLATED FOR REMOVAL; WORKERS CIRCULATE PETITION TO STAVE OFF AX.			346
MOVIE ROLE KEEPS COUNTRY SINGER BLACK ON HIS HEELS.			623
MUSLIMS END THEIR FAST; EID UL ADAH COMMEMORATES WILLINGNESS TO SACRIFICE FOR ALLAH.			420
N.Y. BAGEL WON'T BUY BURBANK RIVAL.			311
NETCOAST GETS INTO FOOD SUPPLEMENTS.			303
NEVIN CATCHES ON FAST, SPARKS ANGELS' VICTORY : ANGELS 6, BOSTON 1.			301
NEWS LITE : MEDIA PLAN MUCH ADO FOR `SEINFELD'S' NOTHING.			920
NO MORE KIDS' PLAY FOR DUO AT CHAMINADE.			788
NOTES: CANYON FOOTBALL GOLF TOURNAMENT IS SET.			473
NOTES: WARN PITCHES MAJOR ROCKIES PAST TWINS 13-3.			413
PRISON INMATES' LABOR TO BENEFIT VICTIMS OF CRIME.			323
PUBLIC FORUM : NOW IT'S TIME TO PROBE STARR'S NEWS LEAKS.		Editorial	1569
QUICK RIDE TO RECORD DEAL; FOR NEW KIDS ON POP MUSIC'S BLOCK, GETTING DISCOVERED WAS THE EASY PART.			1577
REPORT FAULTS COUNTY CHILD SERVICES UNIT.			385
SAFETY FIRST.			119
SENIOR GETS BOOTED FROM MOBILE HOME; PARK OFFICIALS NOTE FIX-UP COMPLAINTS.			698
STATE PANEL FINDS MTA FUNDS; $73 MILLION SHOULD GET RED LINE CONSTRUCTION THROUGH SUMMER, OFFICIALS SAY.			425
SUNRISE SERVICE SET AT VASQUEZ ROCKS.			234
T.O. STAR COMBE IS ON THE BEAM.			540
THINKING BIG BY THINKING SMALL: NEW LINCOLNS SPORT LEAN LOOK.			523
TINOCO HAS BIG DREAMS; VENEZUELAN IS ON A MISSION.			750
TRUE BLUE; FEW CHANGES GREET FANS AT DODGERS HOME OPENER.		Statistical Data Included	886
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS TRY TO FILL HOLES.			274
WACHS TOUTS VALLEY TOURISM CAMPAIGN.			308
WALL STREET: WHAT GOES UP ... : MOTOROLA STICKS PIN INTO SOARING DOW.			306
WARNER ENTERS `EATERTAINMENT'.			234
WOODS STILL JUST A KID.			359
YES, WOMEN SUFFER MORE.			594