Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 28, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`ELMO' A CROSS-GENERATIONAL CHARMER.		Theater Review	322
`FRASIER' MOVES TO THE TOP.		Statistical Data Included	414
`SESAME STREET' SET TO MAKE T.O. DEBUT.			670
15 STUDENTS TO SEEK TITLE AT PAGEANT.			214
A BUNDLE OF ENERGY; HIGHLAND STANDOUT GONZALES GOES NONSTOP.			623
A.V. BURGLARY RING SMASHED, DEPUTIES SAY.			246
ADVICE IN THE DESERT FOR SWINGING-IMPAIRED.			1463
ALARCON CRITICIZES KATZ ON RACE ENDORSEMENTS.			285
ANGELS GET BLANKED BY KC'S ROSADO : KANSAS CITY 4, ANGELS 0.			501
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS AND METS LINKED IN TRADE REPORTS.			437
AUTHORITIES SEEK HELP IN RASH OF BURGLARIES.			497
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: TIMELY CHANGE OF TUNE : WESTLAKE WINS BIG ON ROAD.			746
BRIEFLY : BORCHARD ROAD MEETING PLANNED.			248
BRIEFLY : COMPANY REMOVES BUSTED-BUILDING AD.			342
BRIEFLY : CORONER'S OFFICIAL IDS SHOOTING VICTIM.			473
BRIEFLY : ESPN PURCHASES NFL WEB RIGHTS.			461
BUILDING STARTS ON 37 HOMES; SHADOW PINES PROJECT CUT.			463
BUS FARE HIKE IN MTA BUDGET; BURKE SAYS INCREASE MAY BE DROPPED.			582
CAMPBELL HALL GETS OUT-WITTED : SANTA YNEZ 3, CAMPBELL HALL 0.			315
CITYWIDE TRUANCY CRACKDOWN ROUNDS UP 26 STUDENTS.			242
COLLEGE DISTRICT SEEKS BOARD MEMBER.			350
COUNCIL REFUSES TO SETTLE LAWSUIT; HAHN'S ADVICE SPURNED AGAIN.			813
COURTS FACING CLOSURE.			412
CRESPI GOES DOWN, NOT WITHOUT BATTLE : CORONA DEL MAR 3, CRESPI 0.			270
CSUN NOTEBOOK: WAC SPLIT MIGHT AFFECT MATADORS : CSUN COULD BE ALIGNED WITH TEAMS IN CALIFORNIA.			898
CSUN: STORIES OF SUCCESS.			461
DEPUTIES SEEK SUSPECT IN FLASHING OF JOGGER.			217
DETECTIVE SALUTED AS TOP COP; OFFICER HONORED FOR POLICE WORK, ACHIEVEMENTS.			597
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HOLLANDSWORTH RESPONDS : LEFT FIELDER'S OFFENSE COMES TO LIFE ON TRIP.			492
DREIFORT DANDY IN 'DOME : DODGERS 3, HOUSTON 1.		Statistical Data Included	824
DRIVE-IN THEATER SITE MAY SHOW USED CARS.			266
DUNE BUGGY VS. B-1B; VEHICLE TAKES ROLE OF TANK IN TEST RUNS.			441
ECR'S DEFENSE FALTERS; TEAM FALLS APART IN TITLE GAME : SAN PEDRO 5, EL CAMINO REAL 0.			638
EDITORIAL : KEEP UP THE PRESSURE; VALLEY RESIDENTS CAN SUPPORT POLITICAL REFORM BY SIGNING THE SECESSION PETITION.		Editorial	438
EDITORIAL : LIARS, LIARS OUTRAGE METER: 3.0.		Editorial	365
EMOTION, DESIRE THE KEYS TO CWS.			834
FIRMS BUCKING FINANCE TREND.			532
FIX YOUR FACE; THERE'S A GENERATION OF QUICK TRICKS FOR YOUR AGE-BUSTING ARSENAL.			2675
FUEL TANKER FIRE HALTS TRAFFIC.			185
GALAXY NABS STRIKER IN SURPRISING DEAL.			468
GILPIN'S ROZ TAKING BABY TRACK THIS FALL ON `FRASIER'.			771
GOVERNOR'S CONTEST A COSTLY CHASE.			2019
HAMPERED BY CRAMPS, HAJIMIRZAEE DEFAULTS.			455
HIGHWAY TO HISTORY; SIGNPOSTS OF PAST ABOUND ON 395.			1374
IN BRIEF.			269
JAZZMAN FROM THE GROUND UP.			751
JETHAWKS DUST OFF STAMPEDE : JETHAWKS 4, SAN BERNARDINO 0.			343
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: AYALA GETTING ALONG FINE WITH SLOW FASTBALL.			675
KEEPING LEGEND'S CANDLE BURNING.			761
L.A.'S ACE SPELLER GETS TO U.S. FINALS.			484
LAUSD BREAKUP PROCESS SLOWED; VALLEY DEMOCRATS BACK RULE CHANGES.			757
LOCAL TALENTS HELP PROMOTE FISHING WEEK; PROGRAM BRINGS FAMILIES CLOSER.			1057
MAKE NO MISTAKE: CHICAGO WANTS TITLE; BULLS STAMPEDE OVER PACERS TO TAKE SERIES LEAD : CHICAGO 106, INDIANA 87.			479
MEASURE WOULD ADD SENSELESS SPENDING.		Editorial	482
MUSICAL FUND-RAISER TO AID PALMDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.			620
N.P. IS BEATEN IN SEMIS : DOS PUEBLOS 3, NEWBURY PARK 1.			447
NATURE SITE WORK TO FIX RAIN DAMAGE; COUNTY WORKERS PITCH IN TO HALT EROSION AROUND BRIDGE.			404
NEWS LITE : MAN READY TO SHOP AFTER LOTTERY WIN.			847
NOTES: GRECO EARNS BERTH ON ALL-STAR SQUAD.			385
NOTES: HART TEAM WINS CONEJO EVENT; HOLBROOK PITCHES WELL IN FINAL.			157
NOTES: KANTEMAN'S HITTING (4 FOR 4) LEADS MAJOR RANGERS TO WIN.			522
OBITUARY : RONALD M. PSZYK.		Obituary	121
OFFICER WHO DIED IN CRASH SUFFERED FROM DEPRESSION.			285
PALMDALE RAPE CASE SET FOR TRIAL; MAN SEEN FLEEING HOME.			309
PLAN CALLS FOR LONGER LEAGUE LEASES; AREA PLAYERS COULD DO VOLUNTEER WORK.			442
POLICE CALLING ATTACK ON AUTO `ROAD RAGE'.			409
PROP. 224 AIMS FOR SAFETY, ECONOMY.		Editorial	686
PUBLIC FORUM : ILLEGAL ALIENS SHOULDN'T HOLD POLITICAL OFFICE.		Editorial	1499
REDLIN COMES UP SHORT; TALENTED JUNIOR PITCHER LOSES AFTER RETURN FROM PREGNANCY.			522
REHABILITATION CENTER COUNTING ON TOURNAMENT.			308
SCHOOL BOARD AXES BUS COMPANY.			376
SCHOOL SPIRIT RADIATES FOR EL CAMINO SOFTBALL.			492
SCHOOLS SEND 2 HOME AFTER DEATH THREATS.			406
SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: CAMARILLO FINDS STRENGTH THROUGH SETBACKS : INJURY, ILLNESS DON'T SLOW DOWN SCORPIONS IN QUEST FOR DIV. I TITLE.			435
SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: LOCAL TEAMS BASKING IN PLAYOFF SUCCESS.			570
SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: PLAYOFF HOPES DASHED : FOOTHILL LEAGUE TEAMS GO QUICKLY.			746
STORY OF RING REVOLVES FULL CIRCLE FOR BOXER.			781
SUPERINTENDENT RACE OFFERS CONTRAST.			565
T.O. TO DELAY FREEWAY WORK; CITY WILL STUDY ACCESS ROUTES NEAR MOORPARK ROAD.			520
TAPO STREET TO HOST MARKET.			558
TEACHERS REACH PAY ACCORD WITH LAS VIRGENES DISTRICT.			257
TEEN HELD IN RAPE AT SAUGUS HIGH.			225
TENNIS PLAYOFFS: WESTLAKE ROLLS ON, BUT SHUTOUT STREAK IS ENDED.			420
THE FAMILY'S BACK! U.S. DIVORCE RATE LEVELING, FIGURES SHOW.		Statistical Data Included	933
THEFT INQUIRY YIELDS 6 DRUG ARRESTS.			299
WATER-SAVING HOME GADGETS GET CITY'S OK.			685
WHERE HAVE ALL THE HUNTERS GONE?			638
WHOA! ASIAN WOES JOLT WORLD MARKETS, AND WALL STREET FEELS THE SHOCKWAVE.			1095