Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 12, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`PATCH ADAMS' TO HELP REAL-LIFE PHYSICIAN DO HIS WORK.			740
2 JUDICIAL CANDIDATES WIN BAR'S TOP RATING.			852
AGOURA HIGH AUTO MECHANICS TAKE 2ND AT CHALLENGE.			363
ASSEMBLY PANEL OKS MEASURE PROMOTING LOCAL DEFENSE JOBS.			392
BABY BELLS ON THE LINE; PHONE MERGER MAY CUT OFF SMALLER FIRMS.		Statistical Data Included	556
BASEBALL BEAT : CLIPPED WINGS.			820
BILL TAKES ON SCHOOL FUNDING INEQUITY.		Statistical Data Included	550
BLUM IS BATTLING BACK; INJURED NEWBURY PARK PITCHER SLOWLY RETURNS TO FORM.			690
BRAWLERS MEET AGAIN.			109
BRIEFLY : L.A. SCHOOL BOARD APPLAUDS WINNING SCIENCE SCHOLARS.			685
BRIEFLY : QUEST IN PREAKNESS AMID CONTROVERSY.			525
BRIEFLY : SUSPECT SOUGHT IN RESTAURANT HOLDUP.			542
BRIEFLY : TWO MEN ARRESTED AFTER LENGTHY CHASE.			317
CAR SLAMS BUS; 1 KILLED, 20 HURT.			393
CITY SOFTBALL: SYLMAR COACH MIFFED AT GETTING NO BYE.			233
CLU HEADED FOR BASEBALL REGIONALS.			109
CONSUMER GROUP LEERY OF SBC'S SERVICE CLAIMS.			367
DA WON'T SEEK DEATH FOR DALLY; 2ND PENALTY TRIAL RULED OUT; WIFE-KILLER TO GET LIFE SENTENCE.			673
DA'S OFFICE TO DROP PURSUIT OF DEATH SENTENCE FOR SLAYINGS.			312
DETECTIVE MUST FACE SHOOTOUT QUESTIONS.			292
DIGITAL L.A. : BODHI TREE AMONG THOSE GROWING INTERNET BRANCHES.			853
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: LACK OF SUPPORT IS UNDERSTANDABLE.			560
DOES JERRY MATCH UP WITH ALL-TIME BEST?			760
DON'T GET CAUGHT: PALMDALE'S DIMARCO LEADS REGION WITH 33 STOLEN BASES.			444
DREIFORT'S WOES CONTINUE; DODGERS BELOW .500 AFTER LOSS TO PHILLIES : PHILADELPHIA 5 DODGERS 2.			644
DREIFORT'S WOES CONTINUE; DODGERS BELOW .500 AFTER LOSS TO PHILLIES.			662
DRUNK DRIVERS HELPING COVER LAPD'S INVESTIGATIVE COSTS.			464
DUI CHECKPOINTS YIELD 6 ARRESTS.			261
EDITORIAL : COST OF PORK REMAINS HIGH; AND AMERICANS WORK LONGER TO PAY FOR IT.		Editorial	408
EDITORIAL : COURTING DISASTER; MAYOR RIORDAN HAS CREATED HIS OWN CRISIS OVER LAX.		Editorial	390
EDITORIAL : STILL WAITING.		Editorial	109
ERSTAD PLAYING IT HEAD FIRST; ANGELS FIRST BASEMAN SHUNS THE SPOTLIGHT THAT HIS TALENT ATTRACTS.		Statistical Data Included	968
EXPECT A BLAST FROM THE PAST; WINTRY STORM TO CHILL REGION.			327
FALLEN OFFICERS HONORED.			295
FEDERAL OFFICIAL ENDORSES MTA PLANS.			399
GETTING BUGGED; EL NINO SPURS TICKS, FLEAS.			651
GROCERY RUN; POST OFFICE REALLY DELIVERS FOR NEEDY.			571
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER KILLED BY HIS VICTIM.			688
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			682
HOT HOUSES; APRIL MEDIAN PRICE IN VALLEY UP FROM '97.		Statistical Data Included	632
IN BRIEF.			312
INDIA RESUMES NUCLEAR TESTS, INFURIATES WORLD.			742
INVESTORS CHEER TALK OF BUYOUT; SHARES OF SEAGRAM, POLYGRAM CLIMB.			282
JETHAWKS HOLD OFF S.B. WITH EIGHTH-INNING RALLY : JETHAWKS 4 SAN BERNARDINO 3.			331
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DUNHAM LEARNING THE CRAFT OF PITCHING.			448
JOYCE'S TIME HAS ARRIVED AT UCLA; FORMER HART STAR COULD BE STARTING RECEIVER.			740
JUBILEES : IT'S 50 YEARS IN THE BANK.			207
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS WONDER IF SONICS HAVE A MOVE.			590
LAUSD BUDGET UNVEILED; SPENDING PACKAGE DISTRICT'S BIGGEST EVER.			537
LAUSD HAS GOOD PLAN FOR CLASS GROWTH.		Editorial	825
LETTERS : SEWER PROBE SHOULD END AND THE CLEANUP BEGIN.			212
MAN, DOG DIE ON TRAIN TRACKS; MORNING WALK ENDS IN TRAGEDY.			342
MAYOR RETHINKS AIRPORT OUSTER; DEAL MAY PRESERVE PANEL PRESIDENT.			672
MOURNING OFF CENTER ON MANHOOD; HE SENT THE WRONG MESSAGE TO YOUTH IN JUSTIFYING FIGHT.			1002
NEWS LITE : DRESS REHEARSAL OF SUIT SUCCEEDS.			804
NOTES: DODGERS OUTLAST SIMI MARLINS.			294
NOTES: FINAL TRYOUTS TODAY FOR UNITED 14'S.			405
NOTES: PARACLETE DUO QUALIFIES FOR SECTION SWIMMING.			244
OBITUARIES : ANNA FEE.		Obituary	161
PAC-10 HEARING WILL CENTER ON USC TUTORING.			354
POLICE COMMISSION DENIES BEING OK CHORALE FOR CHIEF.			176
POLICE SUSPECT DUI IN WRONG-WAY CRASH.			261
POSTAL SERVICE DRIVE FILLS UP FOOD PANTRY.			454
PRONGER PROVIDED A SCARY MOMENT.			1134
PUBLIC FORUM : HAHN'S PLAN TO FIGHT TOBACCO SALES HAILED.		Editorial	1502
RARE BIRD MAY DELAY 866 HOMES.			380
RENT-CONTROL LAW HURTING NEIGHBORHOODS.		Editorial	584
RESIDENTS SEEKING REVOTE ON ASSESSMENTS.			470
SHAQ HAS THAT LOOK IN HIS EYE; LAKERS CENTER LEAVING HIS TEAMMATES IN AWE.		Statistical Data Included	571
SOFTBALL BEAT: FIVE TEAMS STILL HAVE SHOT IN MARMONTE.			793
SONG-FILLED BENEFIT WITH GRASS ROOTS.			391
SONICS FIND THEMSELVES IN A ... NO-VIN SITUATION; BAKER STRUGGLING IN FIRST POSTSEASON.		Statistical Data Included	846
SOON TO BE THE TALK OF SPANISH-LANGUAGE TV.			381
T.O. CHURCH WORKS ON CAMPUS UPGRADES.			333
THE BUZZ.			466
THE DAY IN PREPS : SECTION TITLES FOR VAN NUYS, GRANADA HILLS.			437
TV GIG RIGHT UP HER `ALLY'; VONDA SHEPARD PLAYING IN MUCH BIGGER SPOTLIGHT.			1062
VICA SUPPORTS PETITION DRIVE ON SECESSION.			491
VIRGIN COLA READY TO BATTLE U.S. BEVERAGE BEHEMOTHS.			116
VOLLEYBALL PAIRINGS: CAMPBELL HALL SEEDED 3RD, CRESPI 4TH.			442
WAITING TO VOTE ON HOME PROJECT COULD HURT DEAL.			655
WHISTLING A HAPPY TUNE; MUSIC RETAILING FIRMS UP TEMPO AGAIN AFTER PARING BACK OPERATIONS.			894
WOMAN'S SHOOTING INJURY ACCIDENTAL, OFFICIALS SAY.			201