Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 9, 1998)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] PUSHOVERS NEARLY PUSH LAKERS OVER : LAKERS 113, VANCOUVER 102.			667
`HOLY WEEK' ECHOES PAST.			1019
`I LIED'; ANGEL OF DEATH DENIES KILLING 50.			890
A LA CARTE : PASSOVER WINES.			487
A ROARING 20S' RACE; YOUTH A FORCE TO RECKON WITH AT MASTERS.			1142
A TIME TO REMEMBER AND BE THANKFUL.			423
AGENT TESTIFIES TO BOMB SCHEME.			505
AGGRESSIVE JETHAWKS TIED WITH HIGH DESERT.			323
ALARCON WANTS 101-405 PUT IN LAX STUDY.			370
ANGLERS WON'T GET AN ICY RECEPTION.			452
ARCADIA MEET BOASTS BEST OF BEST.			534
AUTHORITIES BREAK UP PITCHESS BRAWLERS.			362
BABY'S DEATH INVESTIGATED AS HOMICIDE AFTER AUTOPSY.			210
BB PROJECTS HAMPERED BY DELAY, DISPUTES; SCHOOL REPAIRS LAG, REPORT FINDS.			550
BILINGUAL EDUCATION NOW JUST LOCAL ISSUE.			238
BOARD OUSTS ITS PRESIDENT.			495
BOSTON-BASED COMPANY BUYING MAGIC INTERNATIONAL.			328
BRIEFLY : ALLEN TO RETIRE FROM CHIEFS TO JOIN CBS.			387
BRIEFLY : COUNCIL ESTABLISHES PANEL ON TAXICABS.			572
BRIEFLY : PHONE SYSTEM TALLIES OPINIONS ON LAND USE.			312
CHAMINADE'S LECOCQ COOKS; SHE NO-HITS RIVAL ALEMANY IN MISSION LEAGUE OPENER : CHAMINADE 2, ALEMANY 0.			429
CHURCHES PREPARE FOR SUNRISE SERVICES.			384
CLIPPERS VS. PORTLAND.			142
COLLEGE STAFF ASKED TO TAKE UNPAID TIME.			449
COLLEGES TO PRESS FOR MORE STATE FUNDS.			397
COUNCIL LOSING ITS MARBLE.			496
COUNTY TO UPGRADE CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEM.			311
CSUN NOTEBOOK: BRASWELL HOPES TO LAND TWO RECRUITS.			398
CUP RUNNETH ON EMPTY AT VETERANS HOSPITAL.			827
DISTRICT TOLD LAND SALES FINAL HOPE; BUILDING SCHOOL OPENS DEFICIT.			409
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PARK UNDER WATCH WITH BACK, HIP PAIN.			478
DUCKS SEND KINGS INTO THE POSTSEASON.			294
EDITORIAL : A HARD LANDING; FAA HEAD SUGGESTS KEEPING BURBANK AIRPORT ISSUES SEPARATE.		Editorial	401
EDITORIAL : SPEED UP THIS INQUIRY; ALLEGATIONS IN LAPD'S EXPLORER PROGRAM DESERVED FASTER ACTION.		Editorial	359
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	48
EVENT TO GIVE PARKLAND A HAND IN MARKING 20TH ANNIVERSARY.			397
EVENT TO GIVE PARKLAND A HAND; HUMAN CHAIN TO CELEBRATE RECREATION AREA'S ANNIVERSARY.			386
FAINT PAINT TRIGGERS $9 MILLION SETTLEMENT.			1310
FIELDS AIRCRAFTS SPARES' SALES SOARED IN '97; $147,000 LOST.		Statistical Data Included	253
FINDING THE SILVER LININGS; FATUR, GORDON LEAD MOORPARK IN TOUGH TIMES.			356
FLESHMAN IS AIMING TO BREAK 3,200 MARK; CANYON HIGH JUNIOR WAS IMPRESSIVE IN SFV INVITATIONAL.			421
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	24
FRIENDS EARN BOY'S BURIAL FUNDS.			360
FUTURENET GETS COURT OK TO REOPEN.			497
GOLDEN STATE STORIES.			260
HAM FANS HELP DEPUTIES NAB PARKING LOT BURGLARY SUSPECT.			309
HANKINSON GOES TO LIBERTY AS HEAD COACH : EX-MASTER'S BOSS LEAVES W. VIRGINIA.			229
HEALTHY, HAPPY AND HEALING; MAN CELEBRATES SURVIVAL FROM `FLESH-EATING' DISEASE.			453
HIGH DESERT OUTLASTS JETHAWKS IN 14 INNINGS : HIGH DESERT 4, JETHAWKS 3.			324
HIKING GUIDEBOOK PAYS HEED TO NEEDS OF FAMILIES.			761
HOME BUILDERS SET TO MERGE EFFORTS.			375
HOMEGROWN; VALLEY'S SUPPAN TO MAKE DEBUT AT DODGER STADIUM.			837
IF I WERE RICH ...: SUPERLOTTO BIG DREAMS SWEEP AREA.			530
IN BRIEF.			164
JETHAWKS PITCHERS SHARE DUTY; PLAYERS IMPROVE WITH ROLE ROTATION.			644
JETHAWKS ROTATE PITCHERS.			707
JUDGE REJECTS IWERKS LAWSUIT.			279
JUMPIN' GDP!; FED'S LATEST COMIC BOOK TAKES SERIOUS LOOK AT FOREIGN TRADE.			328
KINGS VS. EDMONTON.			256
L.A. BRIEFS : CITY LEADERS SPLIT ON NIGHTCLUB VETO.			180
L.A. TEACHER REMOVED IN SPANKING CASE.			217
LA REINA'S VANDERGEEST FEELS RIGHT AT HOME.			544
LANCASTER RESIDENT'S CAR DEFACED WITH RACIAL SLURS.			184
LAPD WIDENS INQUIRY OF EXPLORER PROGRAM.			644
LAWYERS SEEK HAUN TESTIMONY IN DALLY PENALTY PHASE.			239
LOTTO MACHINES BALK IN BUYING SURGE.			210
MAMMOTH `NOAH' TO SET NEW STANDARD, PRODUCER SAYS.			662
MAN MAY FACE ARRAIGNMENT IN RAPE CASE.			255
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL : CAMPBELL PROMOTED.			106
MIAMI COMPANY GROWS IN REGION.			95
MTA STEPS OFF SUBWAY; BOARD SEEKS FUNDS FOR BUS, RAIL PLANS.			548
MTV AWARDS SHOW RETURNING TO L.A.			264
NEW PLANETARIUM TAKES NAME FROM ORIGINAL CAMPUS.			350
NEWS LITE : NO-SHOW GROOM SAYS FIANCEE WAS THE BAD ONE.			854
OBITUARIES : MARTHA ANNA LOEN.		Obituary	247
OJAI VALLEY CELEBRATES 98TH TENNIS TOURNAMENT.			361
ON THE WINGS OF FASHION; TICKLING ONE'S FANCY IN VARIETY OF WAYS.			688
OROAMERICA REPORTS TRIPLING OF NET INCOME.		Statistical Data Included	263
OUTPOST.			439
PALMDALE SHUTTLE LANDING `FEASIBLE'; UPGRADES WOULD BE NECESSARY.			564
PASSOVER UNDER 8; CHILDREN PUT THEIR UNIQUE SPIN ON TALE OF EXODUS FROM EGYPT.			1561
PEINTNER GIVES CSUN TASTE OF VICTORY.			658
PETITION SEEKS PROJECT DELAY; RESIDENTS WANT IMPROVED NEIGHBORHOOD ACCESS.			511
PIAZZA'S CONTRACT TALKS OFF; CATCHER APOLOGIZES FOR DISTRACTION BEFORE LOSS : ARIZONA 3, DODGERS 0.			864
PLAY PUTS NEW SPIN ON EASTER.			253
POACHERS BEWARE: DNA TESTS IN USE.			396
POLITICIANS TO REVIEW NEW CAMPAIGN RULES.			344
PREP SOFTBALL: TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS REGION'S TOP TEAMS.			354
PREP TRACK AND FIELD: TWO-EVENT WINNERS PACE LITTLEROCK.			419
PUBLIC FORUM : LAUSD TRAPS ENGLISH-SPEAKING LATINOS.		Editorial	1603
PUSHOVERS NEARLY PUSH LAKERS OVER : LAKERS 113, VANCOUVER 102.			623
QUAKES' OFFENSIVE WOES SHORT-LIVED.			146
RECORD VACATION RUN?; LOW GAS PRICES EXPECTED TO BOOST TRAVEL.			424
RETIREMENT BOARD TO BILL COUNTY; PANEL SEEKS $40 MILLION FOR CALCULATION ERRORS.			501
SALVAGING OLD TWO-WHEELERS; SOME TEN-SPEEDS CAN HAVE NINE LIVES.			903
SCENE OUTSIDE `SEINFELD' SET YIELDS LOT OF NOTHING.			410
SOFTWARE MAKER SEES BOARD BATTLE; SHAREHOLDER, BROKERAGE SUING.			286
SPRING BREAK LIGHTENS TRAFFIC; SCHOOL VACATIONS CREATE LESS CONGESTION ON FREEWAYS, STREETS.		Statistical Data Included	701
STREAKING ANGELS COMPLETE A SWEEP : ANGELS 2, BOSTON 1.			612
THE DAY IN PREPS: GILBERT'S NO-HITTER PACES MOORPARK.			512