Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 24, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$875,000 PROPOSED TO SETTLE SUIT OVER WRONGFUL CONVICTION.			191
`FENSTER' FUN, ENTERTAINING FARE; PLAY SHOWS HOW LEGIONNAIRES MAKE BEST OF LIFE IN THE DESERT.		Theater Review	497
2 MORE ARRESTED IN GRAFFITI, BURGLARY BINGE.			318
3 FREIGHT CARS DERAIL IN ANTELOPE VALLEY.			175
AGENCY GETS PRELIMINARY OK TO BUY HILLSIDE LAND.			570
ARENAS GETS BETTER OF PAL; FORWARD OUTPLAYS RICHARDSON, LIFTS GRANT : GRANT 48, POLY 45.			406
BACK FROM ELBOW INJURY, GRINDA HAS MAGNETIZED UCLA TENNIS.			634
BARGAINS : GOOD BUYS COME IN PAIRS AT OUTLET.			547
BLOCKBUSTER REWINDS; FOCUS ON RENTALS REVIVING VIDEO CHAIN.			957
BRIEFLY : EX-JUDGE'S FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE TODAY.			644
BRIEFLY : HINGIS BEATS RIVAL KOURNIKOVA.			613
BRIEFLY : WATER-RESCUE DRILL HOSPITALIZES DEPUTY.			608
CHARACTER STUDY; WITH INK, BRUSHES AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL, CALLIGRAPHERS KEEP ANCIENT ART ALIVE.			1283
CHEER AND CHOW DOWN; SUPER-WATCHING ESTABLISHMENTS.			1034
CHURCH GROUP TO KICK OFF SUNDAY WITH FOOD PROGRAM.			503
CITY MAY PULL SCHOOL BARRIER; DISTRICT THREATENED TO SUE OVER ACCESS TO ADULT CAMPUS.			691
CLIPPERS VS. DENVER.			144
COMMUNITY MEETING IN LANCASTER OFFERS CRIME TIPS.			240
CONFETTI IN THE FORECAST FOR SUPER BOWL.			571
CONSTRUCTION ON FREEWAY TO SHUT ON-RAMP FOR WEEK.			214
CSUN DOWN TO 3 FINALISTS.			788
CSUN DOWN, UP, DOWN TO STAY : FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 9, CSUN 6.			122
DODGERS, MARINERS TALK ABOUT RANDY JOHNSON.			262
DUI CASES MAY BE REOPENED; JUDGE ALLOWS CHANCE TO CHANGE GUILTY PLEA.			448
ELWAY WAS TOP-FLIGHT BASEBALL PROSPECT, TOO.			1034
FAITHS JOIN FORCES TO PREACH FOR COMMUNITY; RELIGIOUS LEADERS DROP DIFFERENCES TO MEET SOCIAL NEEDS.			403
FIGHT BACK : SOME TRASH CAN BE ABSOLUTE TREASURE TO AVID THIEVES.			700
FIRST LADY'S RESPONSE IS TAKE ACTION.			686
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	52
FRESHMAN TAKES LONG ROUTE TO CANYONS.			811
GARDENING : GROWING WORKLOAD MERITS RAISE.			689
GM SITE TO HOUSE LAPD STATION.			692
HART DISTRICT WAITS FOR MONEY NEEDED TO REPAIR QUAKE-DAMAGED AUDITORIUM.			736
HART GIRLS, BOYS SWEEP VALENCIA.			440
HOME BUSINESS TAX SUIT SURVIVES.			288
HOT TIPS : IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, HEAD FOR THE PANORAMA MALL.			558
IN BRIEF.			279
INTERN SEEKS A DEAL; STARR REJECTS IMMUNITY.			888
INTERNET WRITER WINS NOTICE.			767
JOB PICTURE PEAKED IN 1997; STATE'S ECONOMY ADDED MORE POSITIONS, HAD LOWEST UNEMPLOYMENT OF DECADE.		Statistical Data Included	512
KINGS VS. MIGHTY DUCKS.			132
LAEMMLE PLANS PASADENA MULTIPLEX.			273
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: PROCLAMATION ELIMINATION.			413
LAPD RELEASES PHOTO OF JUVENILE SUSPECT.			397
LEGISLATION COULD EASE RULES FOR SCATTERING CREMAINS.			436
LESSONS LEARNED FROM CAR ACCIDENT; FORWARD GAINED PERSPECTIVE.			1083
LET'S GET FEW THINGS SETTLED; WILL LAKERS COACH LAND ALL-STAR GIG?			689
LOCAL VIEW: PAST HOLDS KEY TO L.A. TRANSIT; RED CAR LIGHT RAIL TOOK PEOPLE WHEREVER THEY NEEDED TO GO IN THOSE BYGONE DAYS OF INNOCENCE.		Editorial	907
MAHONY LEAVES BRIEFLY FOR PAPAL MASS IN HAVANA.			124
MAN GETS 27 YEARS TO LIFE IN '84 MURDER.			431
MARKET LOOKS A LITTLE SHAKY AMID TEMBLORS.			607
MCKEON TELLS MTA TO SHARE; GIVE CITIES FUNDS, HE SAYS.			528
METROLINK SEEKS OPTIONS TO 13 PERCENT FARE HIKE.		Statistical Data Included	262
MONDESI AGREES TO $36 MILLION DEAL.			574
NEW INFLUENZA DRUG TESTED ON THE ELDERLY; 3 RESIDENTS OF RESEDA HOME UNDERGO FIRST TRIAL.			616
NEWS & NOTES : NOTH `LAW & ORDER' FILMS DUE.			328
NEWS LITE : CABINET OFFICIALS MAKE CHEESY BET.			840
NOTES: PONY LEAGUE TRYOUTS SCHEDULED.			204
NOTES: TRYOUTS ARE SET FOR TWO CLUB SOCCER TEAMS.			277
NOTES: VALLEY-SANTA MONICA TO BE SHOWN ON CABLE.			172
OBITUARIES : DOLORES R. REAL.		Obituary	278
OPEN GRAND JURY INFO, BURKE SAYS; SUPERVISOR SEEKS LAW ALLOWING DISCLOSURE.			288
OVER THE HUMP TO A PEAK; EX-CHIEF SMITH HAS BEEN WAITING 10 YEARS FOR THIS.			607
PACKERS VS. BRONCOS: NOTES, QUOTES AND COMMENTS : MEDICAL LOG.			364
PALMDALE BARELY KEEPS STREAK.			496
PEPPERDINE VS. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT.			157
POPE ISSUES CALL TO CUBA'S YOUTH.			824
PROGRAM RETURNS 20 ELK TO WILD; PROJECT 1ST TRANSFER TO WILDLIFE PRESERVE.			281
PUBLIC FORUM : MTA SETBACKS FAIL TO DETER RAIL BACKERS.		Editorial	1841
RAYTHEON LETTING 9,700 GO; HALF OF JOBS LOST TO BE IN CALIFORNIA.			675
RELIGION EVENTS.			623
RESORT HOTEL URGED FOR SIMI; PLAN FOR CANYONS WOULD CUT HOMES, PUBLIC OPEN SPACE.			669
RIORDAN TALK MAY MEAN BUSINESS IN STUDIO CITY.			433
RIORDAN WOOS VALLEY; MAYOR PUSHES UNIFIED, BETTER L.A. TO AREA LEADERS.			1019
SENIORS' FUNDING BOOSTED; $1.5 MILLION PLANNED FOR COUNTY PROGRAMS.			408
SEWING STUDENTS GIVE COMFORT TO CHILDREN.			497
SIMI FORUM TAKES AIM AT GANGS; SEMINAR DRAWS OFFICIALS FROM ACROSS REGION.			699
SLAIN MAN, METH LAB FOUND IN LANCASTER; RANCH CARETAKER HAD BEEN SHOT TO DEATH.			549
SMALLER IS BETTER FOR ESTILL; SENIOR WANTED RELIGIOUS SETTING.			637
STATE GIVES GRANT TO AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM.			272
TAKE THE MONEY . . . . AND RUN; WHO DESERVES MORE GREEN FROM GREEN BAY, LEVENS OR BENNETT?			886
TEEN MURDER SUSPECTS FACE ADULT TRIAL.			497
THE DAY IN PREPS: HINOJOSA STARS IN OVERTIME.			669
TROUPE HITS RIGHT NOTES WITH `HORN'.			196
UCLA GETS RARE VICTORY AT USC; BRUINS WOMEN COME BACK IN SECOND HALF : UCLA 68, USC 64.			504
USC NOTEBOOK: MUIR TAILBACK MCCULLOUGH PICKS USC.			204
WRESTLING BEAT.			514
WRESTLING IS FAMILY AFFAIR; TROXLER MIRRORS FATHER.			634
WRONG-WAY DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER CHASE.			269
XEROX REPORTS SOLID PROFITS IN FOURTH QUARTER.			293