Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 9, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`GEORGE WALLACE' PRODUCER TELLS OF TROUBLE DOWN SOUTH.			768
`STRIKES' COSTLY AS THIEF'S LEGAL MOVE BACKFIRES; JUDGE AFFIRMS 25-TO-LIFE TERM.			621
A KNEE UP ON COMPETITION; INJURIES BEHIND, MOBLEY TO BE FULL STRENGTH AT OSU.			613
A LA CARTE : BASTILLE DAY.			698
A SPECIAL TRIP, A SPECIAL BOOK; AUTHOR ENTERTAINS WITH TALES OF TREK.			764
ALGAE PLAN SET FOR LAKE; CHEMICAL TREATMENT TO SHUT UPPER CASTAIC.			590
ALL-STARS ARE VALLEY MADE.			142
ALLEN DEAL MAY MAKE INVESTOR DREAMWORKS' TOP SHAREHOLDER.			511
ALLIANCE FOR ARTS OFFERED MILLIONS.			737
ANGELS VS. SEATTLE.			132
ARENAS APPLIES TO SYLMAR'S MAGNET PROGRAM.			488
ASSISTANT TENNIS COACH DISMISSED.			254
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: SELIG TO LOSE `ACTING' ROLE : NEW BASEBALL COMMISSIONER WILL BE SAME AS THE OLD.			834
BATS SIZZLE; AYALA HOTTER FOR 'HAWKS : JETHAWKS 13, VISALIA OAKS 0.			297
BRIEFLY : KING'S LAWYERS ASK JUDGE FOR MISTRIAL.			493
BRIEFLY : LONG, SLOW PURSUIT ENDS IN CALM ARREST.			632
BRIEFLY : T.O. COUNCIL OKS NEW CAMPAIGN LAW.			368
CHURCH TEENS PLAN WORKING VACATION; STUDENTS TO REBUILD CENTER IN ISRAEL.			495
COLLEGE TRUSTEES GIVE AN INCH.			406
COOK, 63, L.A. WATTS TIMES OWNER-PUBLISHER.		Obituary	252
COUNCIL QUASHES HUBBELL HUBBUB.			454
DENAS, 74, USO PERFORMER IN WORLD WAR II.		Obituary	262
DODGERS ANALYSIS: PRESSURE POINT : LASORDA MUST FIND WAY TO WIN TO STAY.			1303
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SECOND HALF NO VACATION.			653
EATERY'S CALLOUSNESS TO CRIME ALL TOO TYPICAL.			810
EDITORIAL : BYE-BYE, MTA; STATE AUDITOR FINDS VALLEY CAN AFFORD ITS OWN AGENCY.		Editorial	495
FASHION THURSDAY: STAYING WAY COOL.			1522
FINALLY FOUND!; SCREENWRITER'S BODY PULLED FROM AQUEDUCT.			1117
FINE FARE ON MENU AT CONCERT; TASTE OF THE VALLEY TO PRECEDE FUND-RAISER WITH JOHN TESH.			303
FIRE BLAMED ON KIDS PLAYING WITH LIGHTER.			197
FIX HILL OR ELSE, RETIREES TOLD.			491
FLIGHT TRAFFIC AT ISSUE; REFERENDUM SOUGHT ON FUTURE OF AIRPORTS.			326
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	75
FRANCE REACHES GOAL; TEAM FINDS OFFENSE, GETS TO FIRST FINAL : FRANCE 2, CROATIA 1.			628
FRANCHISE WITHERING.			968
FUTURENET NAMES INTERIM PRESIDENT.			254
GANG MEMBER GETS PRISON TERM.			240
GREASE CLOT CAUSES SEWAGE SPILL.			196
HIGH-STICKING RAINBOWS; FLY-ANGLING TECHNIQUE PROVES VALUABLE.			966
IMMIGRATION SUIT SUPPORTED; POLICE SHOULD ARREST ILLEGALS, PLAINTIFF SAYS.			503
IN BRIEF.			291
IRON MAN OF THE IRONS FINISHES MAJORS STREAK.		Statistical Data Included	852
IT'S BEEN A GAME OF PLUSES; HIGHER SCORECARDS HAVE DOMINATED SUMMER PLAY.			1348
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: CATCHER SKEELS MAY ENJOY ROLE REVERSAL.			768
KING OF CANDY HILL; HERSHEY MOVES TO ADD JOLLY RANCHER TO ITS STABLE.			666
LASORDA DELIVERS PITCH AGAINST FLAG BURNING.			482
LAWSUIT TARGETS SANTA PAULA, OFFICEHOLDERS.			198
LETTER OF LAW SNAGS SIGN ABOVE WHIZIN'S.			467
LETTERS : T.O. SHOULD WOO TENANTS FOR CITY BUILDING.		Letter to the Editor	349
LOCAL NOTES: `HOT TOT HOOPS' AND SEVERAL OTHER CAMPS BEING OFFERED FOR YOUNG ATHLETES.			382
MAN GOING TO TRIAL IN BORON SLAYING.			191
MCCAULLEY CHALLENGES ALARCON TO DEBATES.			382
MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR.		Editorial	256
NEWS & NOTES : SURGING `48 HOURS' KNOCKS OFF MONDAY'S SAGGING `DATELINE'.			319
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS MOM'S THE WORD IN ACTORS' AFFAIR.			990
NOT JUST PASSING TIME; SUMMER ACTION HEATS UP.			1468
NOTEBOOK: THIS FAN WATCHED AS MUCH AS PLAYERS.			599
NOTES: FIELDS OF DREAMS TO COME TRUE FOR YOUNGSTERS WHO MAKE CUT.			373
OBITUARIES : CYNTHIA A. CARICOFE.		Obituary	266
OWNER OF THEATER TO STAGE NEW SHOWS.			577
PANEL HEARS NEED FOR GIRLS' SPORTS.			478
PANEL SEEKS NEW AIRPORT BOARD; SEPARATE AGENCY SOUGHT FOR VAN NUYS FACILITY.			384
PLANNING PANEL PONDERS NEW HOME DEVELOPMENT.			509
PROGRAM SEEKS NEW LOCATIONS.			334
PUBLIC FORUM : TALKING WITH CHINA IS BETTER THAN FIGHTING.		Editorial	1602
REHAB HOMES ANGER NEIGHBORS; FACILITIES RAISE FEARS IN MISSION HILLS.			621
RETENTION OF PUBLIC WORKS BOARD SUPPORTED.			470
RIORDAN REJECTS BOND PACKAGE; MAYOR GIVES SUPPORT ONLY TO LIBRARY PROJECT.			828
SEMTECH SEES PROFITS PLUNGING; CHIP MAKER SAYS ASIA CRISIS TO BLAME.			219
SENATE PANEL SLASHES MTA'S SUBWAY, BUS FUND REQUESTS.			272
SHOOTERS FAIL TO SPARK FIRE : SACRAMENTO 76, SPARKS 71.			278
SIMI RESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY IN MOLEST CASE.			258
SINGLES CLUB ANNIVERSARY DANCE WON'T MISS A BEAT.			175
SOAR CASE HEADED FOR COURTROOM.			281
STAND AGAINST RACE-BAITING; POLITICIANS WON'T STOP USING TACTIC UNLESS VOTERS ACT.		Editorial	571
STARBUCKS TO BLEND RIGHT IN; SIMI VALLEY TO GET OWN CAFE OUTLET AND TASTE OF TRENDINESS.			500
STATE OFFICIAL BLOCKS ACTION ON L.A. COLLEGE REFORM.			406
SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM TO HOST AREA STUDENTS.			474
SUMMER PASSING TOURNAMENTS KEEP GETTING BIGGER.			286
TEEN RESCUED AFTER GOING UNDER AT PARK; LIFEGUARDS PULL GIRL FROM WAVE ATTRACTION AT HURRICANE HARBOR.			288
TENNIS: TOURNEY WENT FROM BAD TO WORSE FOR AREA PLAYERS.			636
THE BUZZ.			455
TIMES ARE TOUGH FOR SQUID BOATERS.			284
TRAVEL SOFTBALL BEAT : RACKING UP THE HITS ALONG WITH FREQUENT-FLIER MILES.			945
TYSON TO HAVE EAR OF PANEL; DECISION MAY REVIVE CAREER - AND MAKE IT STRONGER.			852
U.S. `UNIFORM' TURNS 125.			387
VALLEY SLAYING PROBED IN NEW YORK CITY.			282
VOLUNTEERS UNITE TO PROTECT STREAMS.			663
WATER POLO; DURLEY MUSCLES WAY TO JUNIOR NATIONALS.			490
WORTH A SECOND LOOK?; ROSEANNE TO TAKE ON DAYTIME TV.			728
YAHOO! SPLIT MAY AID NET STOCKS.			391
YOUTH SOCCER NOTEBOOK: SOCCER KIDS GO TO CAMARILLO : THIRD ANNUAL COOL CLASSIC WILL HAVE 145 TEAMS PARTICIPATING.			884