Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 26, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] ONE BAD INNING BURNS DREIFORT; FIVE-RUN FOURTH ALL ARIZONA NEEDS : ARIZONA 5, DODGERS 3.			709
`JAZZ AGE' GOES BEYOND MUSIC.			205
A DECIDEDLY DISASTROUS DAY AT DEL MAR.			626
A FEW ROUNDS WITH HEAVYWEIGHT WRITING; `MUHAMMAD ALI READER' HITS ITS JOURNALISTIC MARK.			1035
A WHALE OF A MURAL; MARINE-LIFE ARTWORK TAKING SHAPE AT MALL.			548
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			353
ACTON MAN REPRESENTS SELF IN TRIAL; SUSPECT GETS THIRD CHANCE IN '94 SLAYINGS OF NEIGHBORS.			314
ADD-ONS TO L.A. TAX BILLS MAY RISE; ADDITIONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS SOUGHT.			1731
AIR-CONDITIONING WORK PLAGUED BY OVERRUNS, DELAYS.			1382
AIRPORT GROWTH UNDER STUDY; CONSULTANTS PLAN MEETINGS TO ADDRESS PALMDALE FACILITY.			496
ANGELS CONTINUE TO CUT-AND-PASTE WINS : ANGELS 6, KANSAS CITY 5.			596
ARTISTIC ENCINO BOY, 7, FINDS FAME, ACCLAIM ON SMALL CANVAS.			755
BRIEFLY : CARDINAL MAHONY TO BE HOSPITALIZED.			364
BRIEFLY : STOCKTON JR. SET TO WIN HIS PART.			416
BRYAN TWINS COULD BE JUST WHAT TENNIS NEEDS : THEY BRING REFRESHING ENTHUSIASM TO GAME.			940
CALIFORNIA'S WIN HAS UCLA FLAVOR : CALIFORNIA 10, TEXAS 5.			522
CEREMONY WILL TOUT PLANNED HOME FOR VETS; WORK WON'T START UNTIL 2000.			340
CHEETAH'S PLIGHT SNARES TEEN; A.V. GIRL HELPS RAISE AWARENESS.			357
CITY LOOKS TO EXTEND BORDER; TOWSLEY CANYON ANNEXATION WOULD ADD RECREATION LAND.			474
CLINTON GETS SUBPOENA FROM STARR.			892
CONNORS' HOMERS LIFT JETHAWKS : JETHAWKS 15, LAKE ELSINORE 3.			273
CREAKING IN THE NIGHT; GREMLINS OF HOME NOISE DYING OFF THANKS TO NEW WOOD BUILDING PRODUCTS.			966
CROWDS SURGE IN PARKS AND SO DO DEATHS.		Statistical Data Included	949
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LAVERNE SIMON.			553
DINING BEAT : STEAKING OUT THE CHOICE.			409
DINING DEALS : FOR THE HORSEY CROWD.			325
DODGERS GIVING FANS A CASE OF THE BLUE FLU.			973
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: FROM BULLIED TO BULLY : PADRES' HOFFMAN PRAISED BY BROTHER.			602
EDITORIAL : ANOTHER QUAGMIRE?; ADMINISTRATION SHOULD AVOID RASH TALK ABOUT ITS INTENTIONS IN KOSOVO.		Editorial	270
EDITORIAL : L.A.'S GROWTH INDUSTRY; GOVERNMENT PAYROLLS, UNLIKE THE PRIVATE SECTOR'S, ARE SOARING.		Editorial	545
FIRING WITH BOTH BARRELS; TEXAN MOLLY IVINS ISN'T A POLITICAL CYNIC, SHE JUST EXPECTS DECENT LEADERSHIP.			874
FLOYD ON STEADY COURSE; HE SHOOTS 2-OVER 73 BUT LENGTHENS HIS LEAD.			932
GREEN PARTY'S GRASS ROOTS GUY; HAMBURG EMERGES AS MUST-CONSIDER FACTOR IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE.			775
HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS TALKING TO SPIELBERG; INTERVIEW PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION.			291
HOME DEPOT STOCK OPTIONS CREATE RETAIL MILLIONAIRES.			856
HUNTING FOR EXPERIENCE; AUTHORITIES PRACTICE PITCHESS JAILBREAK TO IMPROVE TRACKING.			399
IN A CAREER MARKED BY PERSEVERANCE RATHER THAN SPECTACULAR FEATS, DON SUTTON KNEW HIS PLACE IN THE HALL OF FAME WAS ALWAYS . . . IN THE CARDS.			1333
IRWIN IN POSITION TO POUNCE; TOP TOUR PLAYER ONLY 3 SHOTS BACK.			697
JARRIN HAS CARVED MONUMENTAL NICHE IN L.A. BASEBALL.			809
JAZZ GROUP, SONGWRITER TO PLAY AT PARK.			169
JOYNER-KERSEE ENDS CAREER.			340
LAUSD STUDIES TEST SCORES; STANFORD 9 RESULTS WILL BE USED TO TRACK STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS.			702
LETTERS : IRAN SHOULD ALSO APOLOGIZE.		Letter to the Editor	617
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : RANDOM HOUSE `100 BEST' LIST LACKS RHYME, REASON.		Letter to the Editor	305
LOCAL STACKS TOWER OVER OTHER TOWNS'.			416
MAN KILLED WHILE CHANGING CAR TIRE.			282
MISSING GIRL, MOTHER REUNITED; TENANT SURRENDERS, ENDS 2-DAY ORDEAL.			462
MOORPARK SHOULD TAKE PAGE FROM T.O'S ART DEBACLE.			522
MOTHER PLEADS FOR CHILD'S RETURN; HER DAUGHTER DISAPPEARED WITH RENTER.			481
MUSEUMS OFFER TO TRAIN PROSPECTIVE TOUR GUIDES.			259
NEWS LITE : 1ST TEST-TUBE BABY CELEBRATES 20TH.			730
NEWS LITE : IS CLINTON VISITOR CHELSEA'S SWAIN?			970
OBITUARY.		Obituary	199
OFFICIALS PROBE MOTIVE IN CAPITOL GUN ATTACK.			912
ON THE FRINGE : HACKER OF THE DAY.			676
ONE BAD INNING BURNS DREIFORT; FIVE-RUN FOURTH ALL ARIZONA NEEDS : ARIZONA 5, DODGERS 3.			692
PARENTING : THE KEYS TO PARENTAL GROWTH.			564
PARTY LINES : HOT TIMES FOR SUMMER.			632
PINNACLE OF PRINT; TOP 100 BOOKS LIST CAN'T CAPTURE TASTES OF ALL BOOKWORMS.			1554
POOR OVERSIGHT CITED IN USE OF POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS FIBERGLASS.			580
PROPOSALS WOULD UP TAX BILLS 50 PERCENT.			446
RELIVING D-DAY; FOR SIX VETERANS OF THE INVASION, `SAVING PRIVATE RYAN' BRINGS BACK THE WAR'S HORRORS WITH GRISLY AND MOVING AUTHENTICITY.			1556
RESIDENTS GIVE PASTOR A SEND-OFF.			458
RESIDENTS' PLEAS WIN THEM TREES.			288
RETARDATION BENEFIT RAKES IN $178,000.			367
REVISITING ART OF THE HARLEM MASTERS.			1261
SAUGUS HAS CINDERELLA STORY; FORMER BUS BOY, WAITRESS BUY OUT LANDMARK CAFE.			460
SEPARATE BUT PARCHED: LOS ANGELES COULD DEAL THE VALLEY A DEVASTATING PARTING SHOT.			766
SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM UNFAIR TO YOUNGER PEOPLE.			383
SONS OF THE SOUTH TO ENTER HALL OF FAME; SUTTON, DOBY TO RECEIVE THEIR HONORS.			897
STAND DOWN EVENT PROVIDES VETERANS THE WELCOME THEY NEED.			574
STOCK KEEPS RISING IN STOCKTON FAMILY.			942
STREAMLINED PROCESS LETS ADOPTIVE FAMILIES MAKE THEIR BONDS OFFICIAL.			557
THOUSAND OAKS PUBLIC LIBRARY IS STILL PLACE TO BE FOR BOOK-LOVERS.			1261
TIPOFF : RODRIGUEZ NO STRANGER TO TAJ MAHALS.			616
TROUBLED LONER CHARGED WITH KILLING 2 OFFICERS.			1224
USA REBOUNDS, ROUTS RUSSIANS.			261
VALLEY VOTE SUPPORTS CALL FOR INQUIRY; STAFF, VOLUNTEERS RALLY AT AIRPORT.			577
VAN NUYS SQUAD SCRATCHES INTO FINAL.			527
VOLUNTEER HISTORIANS GUIDE WAY.			1089
VUCINICH ENJOYING HIS COMING-OUT TOURNEY.			634
WHERE WILL JOHNSON WIND UP?			1609