Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 30, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 TEENS GET 11 YEARS IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE.			245
AAU TEAMS HEAD TO NATIONAL TOURNEYS.			214
ACT NETWORKS TO CUT STAFF 25%.			371
ALL-AROUND STRATEGY ESSENTIAL IN ENCOUNTERS WITH BEARS.			810
ANDERSON BREAKS HIT STREAK MARK : ANGELS 10, NEW YORK 5.			626
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLLINS EXPECTS THE UNEXPECTED.			574
BACK TO HER ROOTS; FORMER BEAUTY SHOP OWNER IN BUSINESS AGAIN AT SHERMAN OAKS SALON SHE SOLD IN 1986.			640
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS; HART VICTORY OVER NORTH VALLEY SENDS IT TO BRONCO WEST ZONE.			228
BIRTH OF A HOTEL; FINISHING TOUCHES PUT ON VALENCIA HYATT.			489
BLACK OFFICER SLAIN IN 1923 GETS HIS DUE.			257
BLACKLISTED WRITERS FINALLY GET CREDIT; GUILD REPLACING PSEUDONYMS ON 21 '50S, '60S MOVIES.			530
BOY, 16, SLASHED IN NECK CHASING ASSAULT SUSPECT.			207
BRIEFLY : COUNCIL TO REVIEW ELECTION METHODS.			583
BRIEFLY : HOMEOWNERS TO HOST BUREAUCRACY CUTTER.			576
BRIEFLY : NON-DREAM TEAM ROMPS OVER BRAZIL.			443
BURBANK AIRPORT NOISE CURBS PROPOSED.			544
CITY MANAGER GETS PAY RAISE.			448
CLINTON OKS QUESTIONING BY STARR.			647
COUNCIL BACKS SIDEWALK TAX.			899
COUNTY READIES FOR FALL VOTING; PART-TIMERS RETAINED TO SET UP ELECTION.			528
COURT WON'T RULE ON BUDGET ISSUE.			330
DISNEYLAND WILL DEEP-SIX FLEET OF YELLOW SUBMARINES.			246
DIXON'S SCORING FUELS LATE RALLY : SPARKS 77, WASHINGTON 68.			170
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BONILLA SEASON IN DOUBT.			533
EDITORIAL : A PLANNING BREAKTHROUGH; CHANGES GET NEWHALL RANCH DEVELOPMENT OFF TO A GOOD START.		Editorial	262
EDITORIAL : HOT AIR SUBSIDES; LAUSD FINALLY LISTENS TO REASON ON AIR-CONDITIONING CONTRACT.		Editorial	327
EDITORIAL : VALLEY VOTE NEEDS YOU.		Editorial	121
FOE IS NO POSTER; ADMIRER BOB BRYAN LOSES TO REAL, LIVE HERO AGASSI.			502
GALAXY LOSES THIRD STRAIGHT : DALLAS 3, GALAXY 0.			128
GIRLS' LEAGUE, ACLU REJECT OFFER; PLAN FOR TEMPORARY PLAYING FIELD FALLS SHORT, ATTORNEY SAYS.			336
GOLF: SIMI HILLS EVENT DRAWS TYPICALLY HIGH-TALENT FIELD.			241
GOOD GOVERNMENT; EXPOSITION PARK RENOVATION PLAN WILL BENEFIT L.A. FAMILIES, CHILDREN.		Editorial	864
GUITAR CENTER'S SHARES HIT SOUR NOTE.			171
HEALTHY ARMS HEART OF LEGION PITCHING ISSUE.			605
HENMAN UNFAZED BY TARANGO.			591
HEWITT GETS A SECOND SHOT.			312
HITTING THE WALLEYE BULL'S-EYE; IOWA'S OKOBOJI LAKES PLENTIFUL.			1243
HOPEFULS EMERGE FOR SCHOOL BOARD POST.			397
IMMIGRATION SERVICE HITS ROAD; FINGERPRINT WORKERS ON DUTY IN VAN.			583
IN BRIEF.			288
IT'S ABOUT WHAT HERNANDEZ LEFT.			931
JETHAWKS GET ANGRY, THEN GET WIN : JETHAWKS 7, SAN JOSE 5.			433
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS TEMP EARNS TOP BATTER HONOR.			830
JUST BEING FEMALE HIKES DANGER IN HEART BYPASS.		Statistical Data Included	678
KIDS IN LINE FOR SOME CLEAR SAILING; WESTLAKE CLUB GIVES LESSONS TO MARINERS.			433
KIDS SELLING THEMSELVES ON POLITICS; DAY CAMPERS RUN FOR OFFICE, TAPE OWN VIDEO COMMERCIALS.			475
KONERKO SENT DOWN.			292
L.A. DRAWS KUDOS FROM SOJOURNING DNC MEMBERS; FEEDBACK HEARTENS CITY BOOSTERS.			408
LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS: PARK VIEW BASEBALL GETS EVEN WITH EL MONTE 4-1.			267
LITTLEROCK'S LAWRENCE REVERSES FIELD.			1082
MEADOWS' MATH STUDENTS HAVE ALL THE RIGHT MOVES.			481
MOVING IN; QUAKE-WRECKED COMPLEX RISES ANEW.			587
NEWHALL RANCH DOWNSIZING UNDER WAY; ADDITION OF TRAILS, BUFFER ZONES COULD CUT 3,500 HOMES.		Statistical Data Included	651
NEWS LITE : `HARD DAYS NIGHT' TO BE RE-RELEASED.			925
NOTES: JACOBSEN, FALCO SELECTED FOR AREA CODE GAMES.			318
O.J.'S FORMER MANSION DEMOLISHED; EX-FOOTBALL STAR UNCONCERNED.			486
PITCH, DRIBBLE, DIVE INTO CAMP.			156
PUBLIC FORUM : USE SURPLUS FUNDS TO CUT DEFICIT, NOT TAXES.		Editorial	1541
PUCK TAKES SHOT AT '70S; HIPPIE SPIN ON BARD'S `DREAM'.			441
QUARTZ HILL WINNER WHEN BATTER IS STRUCK.			136
RAIL WOES, EXCESS CARGO CAUSING JAMS AT PORTS.			324
RAPPERS BOOKED IN SEXUAL ASSAULT AT AIRPORT HOTEL.			206
READY OR NOT, THE `BEAT' GOES ON.			795
RELATIVES, FRIENDS RECALL CRASH VICTIM; SHERIFF'S VOLUNTEER WAS POPULAR FIGURE.			291
REPORT RIPS DISTRICT ON SOUTH CENTRAL SCHOOL SITE.			587
RIDDLE OF THE GAME; WOODS TOUGH GUY TO FIGURE.			616
RINK NEAR HANGAR APPROVED; SAN DIEGO DEVELOPER TO BEGIN WORK ON $2.2 MILLION ROLLER HOCKEY CENTER.			376
ROAD RACING'S LATE-BLOOMING STAR ON A HIGH; SCHUSTER AT THE TOP AT 37.			889
SAY WHAT?; TYSON MAY HAVE `MESSED UP' WITH TIRADE BEFORE COMMISSION.			491
SCHOOL BOARD EXPECTED TO NAME SUPERINTENDENT.			482
SCHOOL SITES TAINTED; AUDIT ASSAILS POLLUTED LAND PURCHASES.			768
SHOPPING SAFARI; HOW DOES YOUR FAVORITE MALL RATE?			3635
SOBOROFF TO KEEP CITY POST.			247
SOFTBALL: `FIRE ENJOYS THE HEAT : TEAM PREPARES FOR NATIONALS.			620
SOFTBALL: PARK VIEW IN HUNT TO DEFEND CROWN : NO-HITTER FUELS NATIONAL CHAMPS.			445
SUFFERING A LOSS OF CONCENTRATION; DESPITE RECENT HELP, MISTAKES BY `KIDS' GIVE PHILLIES GAME : PHILADEPHIA 8, DODGERS 3.			693
SWEATT TWINS WIN 3 MEDALS AT STATE EVENT.			97
T.O. COUNCIL CLASHES OVER PAY; LEAVES STIPENDS UNCHANGED.			465
THE FILMMAKING TRAP; UPDATING CLASSIC DISNEY MOVIE A DELICATE TASK.			1220
THEIR BEST SHOT; SANTA CLARITA TEENS SET SIGHTS ON RIFLE CONTEST.			453
UFW URGES STATE PANEL TO NULLIFY VOTE FOR UNION.			440
WESTFIELD QUARTERLY REPORT FULL OF PLUSES; PROMENADE BOUGHT FOR $33.5 MILLION.			368
WOMEN'S LEAGUE: `IT'S OURS'.			751
YOUTH SOCCER BEAT: WORLD GAMES YIELD ONE AREA CHAMPION : NORTH HILLS/SYLMAR FINISHES ON TOP.			707