Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 16, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 SAVED BEFORE TRAIN CRASH; BYSTANDERS RESCUE MEN AFTER VEHICLE LANDS ON TRACKS.			324
A CUT ABOVE; BARBER PROVIDES SLICE OF HISTORY.			1131
A LA CARTE : OUTSIDE DINING: PATIO POWER!			527
A.V. BALLET COMPANY PLANS DANCE AUDITIONS ON SUNDAY.			148
ABC'S EXECS TACKLE QUESTIONS ON DIVERSITY.			589
AIRPORT PANEL MEMBER CONFIRMED BY COUNCIL.			304
AMERICAN LEGION ROUNDUP: NOTRE DAME'S LATE RALLY STUNS CLEVELAND IN OPENER.			248
ANGELS VS. TAMPA BAY.			101
BABY WITH FLESH-KILLING DISEASE HELD BY MOM.			228
BILINGUAL GRADS SURPASS NATIVE PEERS ON TEST.		Statistical Data Included	834
BOLTS TO HELP CHANNEL RESCUES.			543
BONDS FOR ZOO, FISH? COUNCIL ADDS NEW BALLOT MEASURES.			1020
BOY GYMNAST LEFT DANGLING DURING OLYMPIC QUEST; ATHLETE OFF TEAM FOR LACK OF CITIZENSHIP.			380
BRIEFLY : DUCKS OFFER GORING HEAD-COACHING JOB.			524
BRIEFLY : GORING TURNS DOWN DUCKS' JOB OFFER.			549
BRIEFLY : HOLDEN SEEKS MONEY SPENT ON SEX SUITS.			366
BRIEFLY : MARIJUANA, LSD FIND RESULTS IN ARREST.			100
CHIEF GETS FIRST COLD SHOULDER FROM COUNCIL.			488
CITY MULLS ANNEXING 1,000 ACRES; COUNCIL OKS AGREEMENT WITH NEWHALL LAND TO DISCUSS PROJECT.			479
COMMUNITY GROUP VICTORIOUS IN BID TO HALT ROADWORK.			738
CONTRACTOR WINS SUIT AGAINST HOMEOWNERS FOR LIBEL, DAMAGES.			348
COUNCIL PLAYS IT SAFE ON SANTA CLARITA'S NEW SKATE PARK.			277
COUPLE HURT IN FREEWAY PLUNGE.			221
DATA RANK CAR OWNERS' SATISFACTION.			346
DIGITAL L.A. : MAKE YOUR PITCH ON THE WEB; WANNA-BES CAN PEN PART OF SCI-FI SCRIPT.			910
DIXON, SPARKS GET TOUGH IN OT : SPARKS 81, SACRAMENTO 76.			459
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: RUSSELL ENJOYS VISIT TO STADIUM.			635
EARNINGS ROUNDUP.			518
EDITORIAL : TRY SOME COMPASSION; MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING IS THE BEST REMEDY FOR DISPUTES OVER RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES.		Editorial	366
EDITORIAL : WHERE'S THE JUSTICE?; MILLIONS SPENT ON COURTHOUSE PROJECTS THAT MAY NEVER BE BUILT.		Editorial	394
FATHER'S 17-YEAR ORDEAL ENDS WITH FINAL ENTRY IN LOG.			583
FEDERAL AGENCY STUDIES NEW COASTAL OIL DRILLING; PROSPECT OF WELLS RENEWS OLD FEARS IN REGION.			751
FEELING THE HEAT; SANTA CLARITA SIZZLES IN SUMMER SUNSHINE.			593
FEELING THE HEAT; SUN BAKES SIMI, CONEJO VALLEYS.			784
FIELD OF 13 NOMINATED FOR VALLEY CIVIC-SERVICE AWARD.			669
FLEMING SHARES VALLEY VISION.			433
FOR BREATHTAKING CLIMB TACKLE CALABASAS PEAK.			1071
FUNDING SOUGHT FOR PANEL; ROCKETDYNE SURVEY GROUP MAY BE ABLE TO CONTINUE.			520
GOP OFFERS ALTERNATIVE HEALTH-CARE RIGHTS BILL.			745
HOCKEY FACILITY PITCHED; COUNCIL WILL STUDY DEVELOPER PROPOSAL.			302
IN BRIEF.			208
IN SAYING GOODBYE, GROUP SHOWS HUMANITY.			745
IT WON'T HAPPEN WITHOUT A LEADER.			877
IT'S A HEAT WAVE; TEMPERATURES WILL STAY HIGH.		Statistical Data Included	984
IT'S JULY, BUT AVALANCHE THREATS REMAIN IN SIERRA.			285
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: ADJUSTMENT RAISES THOMPSON'S AVERAGE.			459
JETHAWKS' LOSING STREAK SNAPPED AT FIVE GAMES : JETHAWKS 10, LAKE ELSINORE 7.			366
JUDGE AWARDS LAPD OFFICER $20,000.			201
LANCASTER MART WINS APPEAL TO SELL LIQUOR.			245
LAUSD TO SCRAP BILINGUAL CLASSES.			935
LOCAL OUTDOORS: BURNING OUT FIRE'S THREAT.			900
NEVADA MANHATTAN MINING SUES INVESTORS.			284
NEW PARK CENTER ROOMY; NATURE LOVERS GET INFORMATION, TIPS AT FORMER CITY HALL.			687
NEWS LITE : PRINCESS STEPHANIE DELIVERS BABY GIRL.			930
NOTES: BOXING FESTIVAL TO BENEFIT DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.			472
NOTES: HOOP CAMP SCHEDULED.			432
OBITUARY : WARREN NEIL DANHOUR.		Obituary	62
OPEN WILL TEST WILL OF EACH PARTICIPANT; PRESSURE, TOUGH COURSE TO TAKE TOLL.			973
PALMDALE NEEDS ECONOMIC ENVOYS, LEDFORD DECLARES.			276
PANEL PROPOSES 25-MEMBER COUNCIL.			334
PARKS' NIECE ARRESTED IN FRAUD, FORGERY.			171
PATRONS MUST DRIVE MILES FOR MAIL AFTER POST OFFICE CLOSES.			225
POETRY IN MOTION; TIME MACHINE SPINS THE RIDE OF MANY LIFETIMES.			1141
POLICE TRYING TO RELOCATE FAMILY.			421
PRIME CHOICE; N. HOLLYWOOD YOUTH CHOOSES BOXING OVER GANGS AND DRUGS.			522
PRODUCER'S WIDOW TAKES OVER WILSON FEATURE FILM.			760
PROFITS REBOUND AT TIME WARNER; FIRM'S FORTUNES BOUNCE BACK AFTER LENGTHY SLUMP, CRITICISM.			851
PUBLIC FORUM : FLAG AMENDMENT IS A STEP TO RESTORE UNITY.		Editorial	1387
RACQUET CENTRE ON ITS WAY OUT.			694
RESIDENTS NEED HELP KEEPING SIGNS OFF UTILITY POLLS.		Editorial	739
SAME OLD 'DOG; HERSHISER DOES WHAT HE ALWAYS DID: WINS : SAN FRANCISCO 5, DODGERS 3.			764
SECONDHAND SMOKE TARGETED BY L.A. SUIT.			304
SIZZLING; NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FOR A.V. AS RESIDENTS TRY TO STAY COOL.			587
SMITS PLANS HIS RETURN TO TV AFTER A YEAR ON THE MOVIE BEAT.			455
STARS COMING OUT FOR RACING CARD.			538
STRUGGLING ANGELS SEE RAYS OF HOPE : ANGELS 4, TAMPA BAY 2.			474
STRUGGLING ANGELS SEE RAYS OF HOPE.			556
TAKING THE GLOVES OFF; CLEANING UP BOXING BECOMING SERIOUS BUSINESS.			1202
THEATER COMPANY TO PRESENT 1930S ROMANTIC COMEDY.			329
TIME TO KO SLEAZY PROMOTERS.			657
TRAVEL SOFTBALL BEAT : THREE TO WATCH.			863
TROUT CACHE IN WATERS OF TIOGA PASS; FANTAIL LAKE WORTH THE TRIP.			1133
TRUCK CRASH SNARLS I-5 TRAFFIC FOR MILES.			228
TWO DIVERSE ADDITIONS TO `B&B' CAST.			642
TWO SPANISH-LANGUAGE STATIONS, STERN GRAB MOST RADIO LISTENERS.		Statistical Data Included	221
UAW ALLOWS STRIKE ARBITER; ACTIONS ILLEGAL, GM MAINTAINS.			456
WATER PARK LIFEGUARDS WIN REGION COMPETITION.			416
WATER POLO; RICHESON ON A ROLL : ROYAL GRAD ON JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM.			575
WELTON SCORES 13TH GOAL IN WIN : GALAXY 3, TAMPA BAY 1.			138
YOUTH SOCCER: SAMPSON: FROM WORLD CUP '98 TO LAS VIRGENES?			713