Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 5, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] SALMON LOOKS FRESH; ANGELS DH'S FOUR HITS KEY COMEBACK VS. INDIANS : ANGELS 5, CLEVELAND 4.			527
`HALLOWEEN: H20' SCARES WITH FAMILY BRAND OF FRIGHT.		Movie Review	645
109 DEGREES; VALLEY RESIDENTS BEAT HEAT AT BEACH.		Statistical Data Included	850
17 TO RECEIVE MEDAL OF VALOR.			428
227; CITY JOINS EFFORT TO FOIL BILINGUAL ED INITIATIVE.			1026
791; COUNTY HAS MILES TO GO IN ROAD REPAIRS.		Statistical Data Included	606
A YEAR AFTER HER DEATH, DIANA STILL IN THE SPOTLIGHT.			587
AIRPORT PROPOSAL DOESN'T FLY; BOARD SHOOTS DOWN BID BY ANTONOVICH TO INVOLVE VOTERS IN LAX EXPANSION.			458
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: CAGE CONFRONTATIONS NOT JUST IN WRESTLING.			514
ANIMAL OFFICIALS CHECKING AREA FOR LICENSED CANINES.			373
AREA DEPUTY IN HOSPITAL AFTER CRASH.			215
BATTLE CONTINUES OVER CHAIN-SMOKING MOVIE CHARACTERS.			634
BRIEFLY : COUNTY TO PURSUE SERVICES DIRECTOR.			167
BRIEFLY : EL CARISO PARK TOPIC OF MEETING TONIGHT.			524
BRIEFLY : ILLEGAL DRUG FOUND IN CALIFORNIA HORSES.			634
CAR TAX CUT AGREEMENT MAY SPEED STATE BUDGET.			175
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS CONTEST ALERT.			532
CHEESECAKE FACTORY STOCK TAKES TUMBLE.			287
CITY BACKS EXTENDING VALLEY VOTE PETITION DRIVE TO ATONE FOR SNUB.			554
CLIPPERS CONSIDER RAMBIS; LOCKOUT WILL LIKELY STALL HIRING OF COACH.			416
COOK'S CORNER : MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE STEAK RANCH ...		Recipe	553
COUNCIL PONDERS SEWER CHALLENGE.			546
COUNCIL TARGETS CITY DEBT; BORROWING LIMIT SET UNDER PHASED PLAN.		Statistical Data Included	511
DEAL PLEDGED FOR TRADE ZONE; CUSTOMS OFFICIAL MEDIATES LANCASTER-PALMDALE DISPUTE.			568
DISTANT THUNDER IN MOJAVE; LAND-SPEED RACERS FLOCK TO THE DRY LAKE.			1164
DODGERS EXPOSE MORE INSTABILITY IN LOSS TO EXPOS; PARK FALTERS, BULLPEN NO HELP : MONTREAL 5, DODGERS 4.			704
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GRUDZIELANEK HURT BY BOOING.			629
DOLE PUTTING ITS METTLE INTO PETALS.			372
DON'T COUNT ANY TEAM OUT OF CONFERENCE RACE.			790
ECONOMIC INDEX OFF 0.2%.			379
EDITORIAL : CONTEMPT FOR THE PEOPLE; CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS IGNORE THE MAJORITY WHEN IT SUITS THEM.		Editorial	464
EDITORIAL : RISKY BUSINESS; MORE CALIFORNIA DRIVERS OBTAIN MINIMUM LIABILITY INSURANCE, BUT PREMIUMS STILL TOO HIGH.		Editorial	396
EDITORIAL : VALLEY VOTE NEEDS YOU.		Editorial	151
EVANS DROPS PLAN FOR MAYORAL BID.			366
FAIR'S FLORAL FARE; FLORICULTURE EXHIBIT ANNUAL EVENT FOR AREA GARDENERS.			827
FARM WORKER HURT IN RANCH CRASH.			138
FATHER FILES SUIT OVER SON'S DEATH WHILE IN CUSTODY.			274
FIELDER IS ON WAY OUT.			344
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: MARMONTE HAS TON OF TALENT : WARRIORS YOUNG BUT ABLE.			1735
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	32
FROSH QBS TO GET LOOK.			363
GALAXY VS. COLORADO.			140
GINSBURG STATES CASE; LAWYER SAYS LEWINSKY DID THE RIGHT THING BY REPLACING HIM.			828
GUERREROS PLEASED TO PLAY TOGETHER.			561
GUILT BY ASSOCIATION; LUBE FRANCHISEES FEELING SMEARED.			462
HEAT WAVE AND SMOG TO WORSEN.			375
HIGH BIDDING PUTS HOLD ON FREEWAY PLAN.			152
HITTING THE TRAIL; STUDENTS GET BACK TO NATURE.			619
HOUSE OK'S BILL EASING CREDIT UNION RESTRICTIONS.			284
IN BRIEF.			288
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR PITCHER JANICKI.			849
LAZAR FIRST TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION.			82
MAN FACES 15-YEAR TERM FOR GIVING HERPES TO CHILD.			264
MAN FACES TRIAL IN SHOOTING OF ROSAMOND BOY.			322
MAN GETS 33 YEARS IN ARMED HOLD-UP.			737
MAN GUILTY IN DRUNK-DRIVING DEATH; MOTORIST FACES 4 YEARS FOR KILLING WOMAN CHRISTMAS DAY.			589
MARTINEZ STAYS HOT : MODESTO 12, JETHAWKS 6.			328
MOORPARK EXPECTED TO AFFIRM PROJECT.			437
NEW CITY FEES UNFAIR, CAR-RENTAL FIRMS CLAIM.			262
NEW RULES BAN BIG-RIG PARKING ON SOME STREETS.			388
NEWS LITE : LAST WISH FULFILLED; DYING TEEN PROUD TO BE AMERICAN.			927
NITE OUT HAS NEIGHBORS UNITING AGAINST CRIMINALS.			353
NOTES: AREA TEAM SEEKS YOUTH PLAYERS FOR FIELD OF DREAMS TOURNEY.			261
NUMBERS RULE THE DAY; -299; DOW TAKES 3RD-BIGGEST POINT DROP IN HISTORY.		Statistical Data Included	882
OBITUARIES : GUADALUPE URDIALES ANTONIO URDIALES.		Obituary	552
PAC-10 TITLE PICK: UCLA : MCNOWN & CO. EDGE ASU IN POLL.			362
PARK VIEW SENIOR ALL-STARS RALLY FOR THIRD-ROUND VICTORY.			295
PARKS TELLS PANEL GOALS ACHIEVED IN HIS FIRST YEAR.			516
POLICE ARREST BRADLEY AT AREA MOTEL.			484
POLICE TO KEEP EYE ON IMAGE.			103
PROGRAM WOULD LET INMATES TAPE STORIES FOR THEIR KIDS.			316
PUBLIC FORUM : GORE GESTURE REVEALS MORE THAN WORDS.		Editorial	944
PUBLIC STORAGE REBUFFED IN EFFORT TO BUY RIVAL FIRM.			343
RACERS MOURN DEATH OF BURBANK SPEED JOHNSTON.			333
RESIDENTS' RESPONSE TO FINE MIXED.			406
SALMON LOOKS FRESH; ANGELS DH'S FOUR HITS KEY COMEBACK VS. INDIANS : ANGELS 5, CLEVELAND 4.			538
SPARKS VS. DETROIT.			134
STEVENSON RANCH REVIVES PANEL; TOWN COUNCIL SEEKS TO FUNCTION AS VOICE FOR AREA.			631
SUPERVISORS SUPPORT LAKE SHERWOOD PLAN.			387
SYSTEM TO WARN VICTIMS; NOTICES PLANNED ON JAIL RELEASES.			499
TCE FOUND IN WELL; CARCINOGEN LEVEL TOO LOW FOR ACTION.			369
THE NIGHT SHE CAME HOME; 20 YEARS LATER, CURTIS RETURNS AS SCREAM QUEEN - WITH A TWIST.			1466
TOPANGA TRAFFIC IN TRAUMA : REPAVING BEGINS; MERCHANTS WORRY.			525
TURBODYNE STOCK IN TAILSPIN.			459
UNKNOWNS EARN TOP SEED; TEAM USA BEATS AUSTRALIA; WILL BE NO. 1 IN QUARTERFINALS.			380
VALLEY'S FUTURE IS IN SAN FERNANDO COUNTY.		Editorial	636
WESTLAKE PROMISING, BUT HEALTH IS A KEY.			683
WIDOW NOT LUCID, WITNESSES TESTIFY.			368