Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 14, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS WIN, SHOW SOME FIGHT : DODGERS 7, SAN FRANCISCO 5.			768
`DENNIS' TO PLAY ON VIDEO; SEQUEL BYPASSING BIG SCREEN IN GROWING INDUSTRY TREND.			583
`LITTLE RED' SETS OUT TO TEACH YOUNGSTERS ABOUT PERILS OF LIFE.			444
200,000 MAY JOIN TOXICS SUIT; CLASS ACTION WIDENED IN ROCKETDYNE CASE.			817
48,000 KIDS NOT TESTED; CRITICS FUME.			353
AIR PARK FACILITY TAKING WING; FENCE MARKS BEGINNING OF PLANT 42 EXHIBIT OF AEROSPACE PAST.			249
ANGELS GO OH FOR OQUIST; A'S PITCHER IN CONTROL AFTER 2ND : OAKLAND 5, ANGELS 2.			459
ANGELS VS. OAKLAND.			87
AUDIT: CITY TAKEN TO CLEANERS; COST OF LITTLE TUJUNGA WASH CLEANUP CRITICIZED.			615
BOY WITH REATTACHED ARM SET TO RETURN HOME.			350
BRIEFLY : CAROLINA SIGNS FRANCIS.			476
BRIEFLY : FINALISTS INTERVIEW FOR TOP SCHOOL POST.			240
BRIEFLY : FIREFIGHTERS DOUSE PALMDALE BRUSH FIRE.			173
BRIEFLY : LATEST LOTTO WINNERS TO SPLIT $70 MILLION.			454
BRUSHING UP ON THE ARTS; PROGRAM PUTS KIDS THROUGH COLLEGE PACES.			608
CAMPAIGNING FOR OSCAR NIXED.			274
CHIPPING AWAY AT MEDIOCRITY.			263
CITY CONSIDERS SEWER CHARGE REDUCTION FOR BIG LOTS.			500
CITY'S MIDNIGHT TREE MASSACRE A SHADY DEAL.			969
COMMUNITY FIGHTS 7-ELEVEN.			152
COUNTING CROWS' LIVE 1-2 PUNCH.			391
COUNTY TO MAP PERILOUS ROADS.			183
CREATIVE EXPRESSION; WORKSHOPS PUT KIDS IN SPOTLIGHT.			391
DETECTIVES RETURN FROM N.Y. WITH SLAYING EVIDENCE.			465
DISMAL SCORES; L.A. FAR BELOW AVERAGE ON TEST.			999
DISNEY'S MULAN COMPUTER GAME HAS 'EM CLICKING.			630
DISTRICT SCRAPS DOUBLE-SESSIONS PLAN; STUDENTS, TEACHERS OPPOSE PROPOSAL DESPITE OVERCROWDING WOES.			340
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: E.Y. TAKES TURN ON DL : INFIELDER'S LEG STILL NOT HEALED.			613
DODGERS WIN, SHOW SOME FIGHT : DODGERS 7, SAN FRANCISCO 5.			798
EDITORIAL : LEARNING IMPAIRED; CHANCELLOR'S THREAT TO LACC IS THE WRONG MOVE AT THE WRONG TIME.		Editorial	420
EDITORIAL : VALLEY'S PRIDE SHOWING; HISTORIC GATHERING OF CIVIC LEADERS SHOW'S THE AREA'S POLITICAL AND CULTURAL DEPTH.		Editorial	355
ELECTION SEASON BEGINS WITH PREVIEW OF PACKED BALLOT.			307
ESPN WEST PLANS SHELVED BEFORE DEBUT.			605
FOOTBALL: HART, VALENCIA BUILD SOME MOMENTUM.			491
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	49
FROM A MATADOR TO A MOVIE STAR.			848
GILLOM, MERCURY ROLL OVER SPARKS : PHOENIX 72, SPARKS 62.			216
GROUP SEEKS HIGHER LICENSE FEE FOR UNALTERED DOGS.			327
HOLE OF THE WEEK : BROOKSIDE.			124
HOME SALES JUMP IN VALLEYS; MARKET RISING IN ALL AREAS, REALTORS REPORT SAYS.		Statistical Data Included	707
I.D. TAGS FALLING INTO DISFAVOR; SCHOOL TRUSTEES PIN HOPES ON UNIFORMS.			307
IN BRIEF.			238
INFESTATION DRIVING VALLEY A LITTLE BUGGY.			678
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: HOT GIANTS TOWER OVER THE STRUGGLING JETHAWKS.			517
JUBILEES : SWEETHEARTS GO BACK LONG WAY.			229
JUDGE OKS PLEA DELAY; MOTHER ACCUSED IN 4 GIRLS' DEATHS.			360
KNOLLWOOD PROJECT IN RANGE.			348
LACKING PUNCH; PROMOTERS, TV AND POLITICS ARE REASONS FIGHTS LIKE HOLYFIELD VS. LEWIS ARE NOT BEING MADE.			1476
LIBRARY HELPERS GIVEN PERMANENT STATUS; UNION-BACKED RESTRUCTURING GIVES 45 PART-TIME WORKERS PAID BENEFITS FOR VACATION, SICK LEAVE.			381
LONG `CIDER' MAY BE YOUR CUP OF TEA.		Theater Review	942
MAKING THE GRADE, AGAIN; APPROVED 2 YEARS AGO, BORCHARD'S 12% SLOPE TO BE RECONSIDERED BY COUNCIL.			580
MAN KILLED, WOMAN HURT IN MOTOR-HOME COLLISION.			178
MAN WOUNDED ON PATROL WITH WILDLIFE WARDEN.			451
MAYOR RECEIVES CHANCE TO MAKE PAGE 1 NEWS.			195
MCDONALD'S TO DISCLOSE SAVINGS PLAN.			162
MOORE READY TO GO WITH POST-WILLIS FILM.			731
NEWS & NOTES : LIOTTA THINKS HE HAS THE GOODS TO PLAY CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.			331
NEWS LITE : TARANTINO DENIES CHARGE OF PUNCHING FASHION DESIGNER.			963
NICKLAUS TO LEAVE PGA TOUR.			464
NOTES: APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR CAMPS.			306
NOTES: FALCONS STAY UNDEFEATED.			179
OBITUARIES : DARRYL ARTHUR ``DALE'' GRAZER.		Obituary	169
PACIFIC SUNS: DERRINGTON DOESN'T LAST LONG AS MANAGER.			394
PALMDALE'S FOOTBALL SLATE FAR FROM EASY.			208
PANEL BACKS LIBRARY, ZOO BOND INITIATIVES.			670
PUBLIC FORUM : REACTION TO CAMILLE COSBY'S VIEWS ON RACE.		Editorial	1680
PUBLIC FRIENDLY; HOGARTH LAUDS PUBLINKS' COMMON VIRTUE.			759
ROCKETDYNE TO FACE CLASS ACTION; JUDGE'S APPROVAL OPENS WAY FOR THOUSANDS TO JOIN SUIT.			542
SCREENWRITER'S WIDOW ACCEPTS SLEUTH'S EXPLANATION OF DEATH.			178
SHOPPING CENTER GETS NEW LOOK.			310
SLEEPY JETHAWKS LOSE AGAIN : ELSINORE 7, JETHAWKS 2.			521
SPORT'S POPULARITY FUELED BY LATINOS.			468
STUDENTS ON EDGE AFTER SLAYING; OFFICIAL VOWS REVIEW OF SAFETY PRACTICES.			638
SUMMER SESSIONS; PREP ATHLETES MOVE OFF CAMPUS TO TRAIN.			950
SUN PROVIDING SOME VALLEY SIZZLE.			583
THE NEW COKE GENERATION; AFTER YEARS OF LAGGING SALES, COCA-COLA CO.'S JUICE, SPORTS AND TEA DRINKS ARE STARTING TO QUENCH THE BEVERAGE MARKET.			473
VALENCIA HOME USED IN DRUG RING; OFFICIALS CITE SUBURBAN DROP-OFF POINT FOR COCAINE-TAINTED LOOT.			528
VALLEY STUDENTS TOPS IN DISTRICT; AREA STUDENTS DO BEST BUT STILL BELOW AVERAGE.			1864
WHITTAKER INVESTOR CONFIDENT OF FUTURE.			240
WORKERS BEGIN ALARCON-KATZ BALLOT RECOUNT.		Statistical Data Included	528
YOUTH ALL-STARS: OFFENSE POWERS SIMI VALLEY STARS.			494