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

Title	Author	Type	Words
4 SEEKING SEAT ON MUNICIPAL COURT'S BENCH.			1431
A FIRST FOR FRESNO STATE; ARIZONA LOSES SOFTBALL FINAL : FRESNO STATE 1, ARIZONA 0.			312
A HUGE PROBLEM FOR THE BATTERS; ANDERSON REMINISCENT OF RANDY JOHNSON.			806
A.V. REAL ESTATE MARKET RECOVERING; HOME SALES RISE, FORECLOSURES DROP, STATISTICS SHOW.		Statistical Data Included	454
ADVISERS TO HELP OUT BUSINESSES.			457
AEROSPACE BILLS ON LAUNCH PAD.			390
AIRMAN OF YEAR AWARD NO JOKE.			685
ANGELS NOT ABLE TO HOLD LEAD : KANSAS CITY 6, ANGELS 4.			464
BASEBALL BEAT : TAKING IT EASY.			508
BEHIND BOARD'S CLOSED DOORS.			682
BRIEFLY : GOLD MEDALIST SMITH FACING LIFETIME BAN.			512
BUSY ACTIVIST SAVORS HER EFFORTS TO ASSIST SANTA CLARITA AREA.			646
CAMPANELLA'S TIME; CRESPI STAR IN PLAYOFFS, ON SCHOLARSHIP, AWAITING DRAFT.			524
CANCER TREATMENT DRAWS NOTICE; SANTA CLARITA CENTER RECEIVING NUMEROUS INQUIRIES.			524
CANDIDATES FOR ASSESSOR DESCRIBE GOALS; 7 HOPEFULS VYING FOR POSITION.			1225
CANDIDATES RACE FOR BENCH; SUPERIOR COURT ELECTION FOCUSES ON PAST LEGAL EXPERIENCE.			795
CHILDREN IN PICKUP SAFE AFTER MOTHER CARJACKED.			221
COURAGE UNDER FIRE; M.S. SIDELINES CATCHER.			782
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS APPLAUD NOMO'S EXTRA EFFORT.			595
EDITORIAL : GETTING EVEN; ANOTHER SAD RAMPAGE BY A CHILD.		Editorial	405
EDITORIAL : YAROSLAVSKY FOR SUPERVISOR.		Editorial	257
EISNER GETTING ACTIVE IN L.A. PRO FOOTBALL BID.			839
ESTIMATED 20,000 VIEW CANOGA PARK PARADE.			551
EX-MAYOR YORTY TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.			104
EX-NAVY COMMANDER SOUNDS OFF.			691
FLIP-FLOP ON PORTABLES; ZACARIAS WANTS REVIEW OF LAUSD PLAN.			1403
GENEROSITY OF 12-YEAR-OLD INSPIRES OTHERS.			601
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING FOOTBALL: THERE'S NO OFFSEASON FOR SEIDMAN : HARD-WORKING WESTLAKE STAR HAS RECRUITERS IN HOT PURSUIT.			1510
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING FOOTBALL: WHITE GETTING BIGGER, BETTER : VALENCIA STAR DAZZLES OBSERVERS.			860
HIKER TRAPPED AT CLIFF BOTTOM PULLED TO SAFETY.			481
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			645
IN BRIEF.			438
ISSA GIVES VOTERS THE HARD SELL; SENATE CANDIDATE CASTING SELF AS OUTSIDER.			779
IT'S MILLER'S TIME ONCE AGAIN; INJURED GUARD'S LAST-SECOND SHOT EVENS SERIES : INDIANA 96, CHICAGO 94.			576
JUBILEES : SAME PRIEST - AND PLACE.			220
LAKERS PLAYER-BY-PLAYER ANALYSIS.			1229
LAKERS PREACH PATIENCE; FRONT OFFICE EXPECTS TEAM TO GROW, MATURE OVER TIME.			841
MATHESON SEES SHADOWY CIA IN ENTIRELY NEW LIGHT.			798
MEMORIAL DAY DRIVERS CALMER THAN LAST YEAR.		Statistical Data Included	368
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			159
MOTHER OF 5 HAS SPIRIT OF ARTISTIC ENTREPRENEUR.			378
NATURE TAKING ITS COURSE; CONSERVATIONISTS SEEKING CANYON WILDLIFE CORRIDOR.			1039
NET SPORTS SITE KICKS OFF SHARE SURGE.			512
NEWS & NOTES : COMEDY CENTRAL SUES OVER CBS' HIRING OF KILBORN.			204
NEWS LITE : SEYMOUR STUNNED BY `QUINN' AXING.			885
NOTES: JUODVALKIS EARNS CHANCE TO DEVELOP.			298
PICKING A WINNER; STORM TROOPER'S VICTORY A RELIEF FOR DESORMEAUX.			476
PLAYERS MUST LOOK DIRECTLY IN MIRROR.			1076
POETS GROUP HAS RHYME AND REASON.			538
PUBLIC FORUM : PRESSURE NEEDED TO PASS TOUGH TOBACCO BILL.		Editorial	986
PUTTING BRAKES ON RIDE SHARE; MIDSIZE COMPANIES SEEKING EXEMPTION.			364
SAME OLD, SAME OLD; IT'S DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN - JUST LOOK AT NETWORKS' FALL SHOWS.		Television Program Review	2185
SHEFFIELD TAKES DODGERS' REINS : DODGERS 4, HOUSTON 3.			677
SOUTHLAND SALUTES OUR FALLEN HEROES.			792
TICKET BUYERS CUT `GODZILLA' DOWN TO SIZE.			786
TRANSIT BILL WILL FUND AREA PLANS.			343
USC TO FACE LSU SATURDAY.			430
VALLEY VOTE PREPARES FOR DRIVE; PETITION VOLUNTEERS TO RECEIVE TRAINING.			309
WHAM-O'S SECOND CHAPTER; TOY MAKER RETURNS WITH COMMITMENT TO ZANY PLAYTHINGS.			765