Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 25, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`CLARION' CALL FOR AREA SENIOR CARE; ALZHEIMER'S UNIT PART OF PROPOSED LUXURY PROJECT FOR SIMI.			626
`WRONGFULLY ACCUSED' A TANGLE OF ILL-FATED FUNNY IDEAS.		Movie Review	561
ALPERT STILL SUCCEEDING IN BOWLING.			815
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: DISARCINA INJURES SHIN ON FOUL BALL.			460
BACK-TO-SCHOOL INFORMATION AVAILABLE.			682
BILL FUNNELS AID TO LIBRARY, SCHOOLS.			245
BOHANON IS A BRIGHT SPOT : ATLANTA 4, DODGERS 3.			912
BRIEFLY : EARLY-MORNING TRAIN KILLS MAN IN OXNARD.			77
BRIEFLY : LOCAL FILM STUDIO GUARD FOUND DEAD.			304
BRIEFLY : PARENTS REMINDED TO IMMUNIZE KIDS.			588
BRIEFLY : U.S. OPEN SEEDINGS FIND A SLOT FOR GRAF.			422
CAMARILLO SKATE PARK TO OFFER CHALLENGES.			521
CHP LOOKING FOR HIT-RUN CAR IN DEATH OF REFORMED DRUG USER, 39.			463
COKE IS IT FOR WENDY'S.			187
COUNCIL TO SET RECORD STRAIGHT ON OLD ROAD.			306
CSUN NOTEBOOK: ALL TALENTED RECEIVERS NEED IS A QUARTERBACK.			544
CUTS IN CLASS SIZE REQUIRE TEACHERS, SPACE, DISTRICTS SAY.			610
CYANIDE TRIGGERS NATIONAL MAIL ALERT.			975
D.A. TAKES STAND, DENIES UNFAIRNESS TOWARD COLLEAGUE; GARCETTI DEPUTY PRESSES CLAIM.			415
DAD'S DEATH DOESN'T CRUSH TEEN'S SPIRIT.			447
DISTRICT TACKLES CLASS-SIZE CUTS FOR NINTH-GRADERS.			370
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: VIZCAINO NOW FEARED TO BE LOST FOR SEASON.			574
EDITORIAL : IT PAYS TO BE CAUTIOUS; DEADLY MAILER AND INVESTMENT SCAM ARE REMINDERS OF CHILDHOOD LESSONS NOT TO TRUST STRANGERS.		Editorial	320
EDITORIAL : PEACE AT HOME; LANCASTER ASSEMBLYMAN TRIES TO HEAD OFF INTER-CITY SALES TAX WARS.		Editorial	308
EDITORIAL : STILL TIME TO VOTE.		Editorial	86
ENFORCEMENT ON THE MOVE; NEW POLICE CENTER OPENS IN MOORPARK.			384
EXPECT SOME WHITE LIGHTNING; VALENCIA BACK AMONG THOSE WHO FIGURE TO DAZZLE IN '98.			695
FERNANDO AWARD FIELD TO BE TRIMMED FROM 13 TO FIVE AT LUNCHEON THURSDAY.			224
GETTING INTO THE SWIM; TWO CITY POOLS SCHEDULED FOR REPAIRS.			368
GIRLS BRACE FOR CHANGE.			266
GOLDWATER GIVES 51 ANOTHER WIN.			154
GOVERNOR VETOES PROPOSAL TO PAY JURORS $10 A DAY; JURY CHILD-CARE FUNDS ALSO CUT.			388
GRIDLOCK GROWS; PROSPERITY ADDS TIME TO TRAVELS.		Statistical Data Included	915
HEARING SET ON 101-405 PROPOSALS.			512
HEAVY METAL & TITANIUM; EX-GLAM ROCKER NOW SCHOLL CANYON'S PRO.			615
HOLE OF THE WEEK : HARDING.			158
IN BRIEF.			281
INCOMNET STRIKES AGREEMENT TO AVOID FINANCIAL COLLAPSE.			228
IT'S STILL SAUGUS' FOOTHILL TO RULE; CANYON SHOULD TAKE GIRLS' CIRCUIT.			1048
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS' CRUZ NEARING COMPLETION OF HIS PERSONAL TRIPLE CROWN.			616
JUBILEES : 225 CELEBRATE WITH STABILES.			205
LESS HEAT IN FORECAST FOR VALLEY.		Statistical Data Included	200
LOCAL COUNCILS POLL DOESN'T DISMAY FOES.			775
MAN CLEARED OF CHARGES HE TRIED TO RUN DOWN GIRL.			122
MAN LINKED TO 2 DOZEN SALON ROBBERIES.			322
MCGWIRE REVELATION DISTURBING; SLUGGER JEOPARDIZING HEALTH FOR EXCESS EDGE.		Statistical Data Included	890
NEW HANDBOOK MAY HELP OUT IN CLEARING AIR.			401
NEWS LITE : MOST STONES MISS REAL ANGIE'S DAY.			634
NIGHT AND DAY; VAMPIRE ROLE IN `BLADE' GIVES SNIPES ON-SCREEN CASE OF SPLIT PERSONALITY.			1008
NOTES: EASLEY'S 300 WINS $10,000.			207
NOTES: SOFTBALL TRYOUTS SLATED; SOCCER CLINIC AT VALENCIA.			278
NTS ACQUIRES TEMP SERVICES; DEAL WORTH $9.9 MILLION.			303
OBITUARY : LUCILLE DOUGHERTY.		Obituary	60
PALMDALE OFFICIALS SUBMIT WISH LIST; FLOOD-CONTROL BASIN TOPS ITEMS IN IMPROVEMENT PLAN.			662
PETITION EXTENSION BILL GOES TO WILSON.			704
POLICE PANEL COULD KEEP HOME PROGRAM; PLAN HELPS OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS BUY HOUSES.			405
POWER PLAY; 40-PLUS HOME RUN SEASONS ARE BECOMING THE NORM.		Statistical Data Included	1571
PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON'S LIES ERODE CREDIBILITY OF REPRISALS.		Editorial	1570
RADNOTI'S TRANSITION TO THOUSAND OAKS JOB IS, WELL, RADICAL.			573
REJUVENATED TURNER ON MOVIE AND THEATER TREADMILL.			722
SCV BENEFITS FROM STATE BUDGET; CITY, LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE TO RECEIVE $2.7 MILLION.			591
SERVICES SET FOR MAN, WIFE KILLED IN CRASH.			487
SHERIFF'S STATION MOVED BY BIKES.			228
SILENT BRONX; ANGELS, MCDOWELL TOP YANKS : ANGELS 7, NEW YORK 3.			590
SIMI'S VOGES LOOKS IN STYLE AT AMATEURS.			198
SOCIAL SECURITY TROUBLE REAL, DESPITE ASSETS; PAYROLL TAXES MAY HAVE TO INCREASE TO COVER SMALLER WORKER-TO-RECIPIENT RATIO.		Editorial	716
TEAM PREVIEW: WRESTLERS APLENTY IN MOORPARK.			424
THIEVES TAKE TRAILER, COMPUTER MONITORS.			299
TRAVELERS UP IN THE AIR; RIVAL CARRIERS CANCELING TICKET REFUNDS.			491
UCLA NOTEBOOK: FRESHMAN LOOKS HUSKY : KOCHER, AN EMTMAN LOOK-ALIKE, IS DRAWING RAVES.			452
USC NOTEBOOK: LINEBACKERS TO BE TESTED : PURDUE LIKES TO LOAD ITS LINEUP WITH UP TO 5 RECEIVERS.			408
VALLEY'S CHANGES SEEN THROUGH PICTURE WINDOW.			745
WASHINGTON MUTUAL KEEPS HIGH-RISE.			331
WILL THE LANCERS STILL RULE ROAD?; THOUSAND OAKS SHOULD BE TOPS IN CONEJO.			872
WITH THERAPY, VALLEYITES CAN LEARN TO LOVE JET NOISE.		Editorial	395
YES, THERE IS LIFE AFTER FOOTBALL IN A.V.			295
ZACARIAS GIVES LAUSD GOOD GRADE ON GOALS.			971