Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 3, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`QUIET' DERBY VICTORY; TRAINER BAFFERT WINS 2ND STRAIGHT.			988
A BREAK FOR LEARNING; COLLEGE CLASS IMPROVES PARENT SKILLS.			332
A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : ANGEL FANS GLARE RIGHT BACK.			424
A.V. GROUP STUMPS FOR REGION IN D.C.			562
A.V. PAIR NOT TOO OLD TO ROCK.			1028
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			250
AFTER WAR, THEIR `ONE DAY' CAME.			877
ASIAN HERITAGE MONTH; CULTURAL EVENTS TO HIGHLIGHT DIVERSITY.			500
BAKERY HELPS SPECIAL FOLKS LEARN TO WORK.			628
BILL MAKES WAVES FOR BOATING COMMUNITY.			749
BRIEFLY : AGASSI IN FINAL OF CLAY TOURNAMENT.			498
BRIEFLY : FIREFIGHTER INJURED IN CAMARILLO BLAZE.			118
BUILD A DREAM; HABITAT HELPS FAMILIES COME HOME.			647
CALIFORNIA SPEEDWAY NOTEBOOK: MARTIN WINS IROC RACE.			658
CAN'T PIERCE PIERCE'S REIGN; BRAHMAS WIN ANOTHER WSC CHAMPIONSHIP.			459
CHILDREN'S BASEBALL ON ITS WAY TO CASTAIC.			511
CITY'S NEXT SQUAD WON'T COME CHEAPLY.			690
CLINTON OPPOSES UNZ PLAN; SAYS INITIATIVE WILL WORSEN SITUATION.			502
COLISEUM PLAN FACES ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.			422
COLLECTOR SWAPS STORE FOR THE WEB.			785
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : ED ROSE.			575
DEMOGRAPHICS SHOULD DICTATE DISASTER RESCUES.			461
DINING BEAT : ONLY A WEEK UNTIL BIG DAY.			420
DINING DEALS : STUFF YER FACE.			332
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DEPLETED BULLPEN GETS REST.			652
DRUGS SHOW PROMISE FOR CANCER CURE.			893
EDITORIAL : CUT THE CHASE; TV NEWS EDITORS SHOULD EXERCISE MORE JUDGMENT ON WHEN TO BROADCAST LIVE.		Editorial	514
EDITORIAL : THE WRONG WAY; HIRING A HIGH-PRICED, PUBLIC-RELATIONS GUN DOES NOTHING TO SOLVE PROBLEMS FACING LAX.		Editorial	438
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	57
ENCINO MAN NEW HEAD OF PROBATION.			145
FARMERS MARKET GETS NEW HOME; MOVE TO A.V. MALL SHOULD AID EXPOSURE, OFFICIALS SAY.			159
FESTIVAL BRINGS FUN, FUNDING TO CENTER.			696
FINLEY INJURED, BUT ANGELS WIN; ACE HIT ON ELBOW BY LINE DRIVE : ANGELS 5 CHICAGO 3.			784
FOR MOMENT, DESORMEAUX IS FANS' DARLING.			795
FRIENDS RECALL EX-HARVARD-WESTLAKE ATHLETE.			171
GAS USE DRIVING PRICES HIGHER.			625
GRANADA HILLS RESIDENT HONORED FOR HER GOOD DEEDS.			556
GROWTH SPURT; HERBS ABLE TO RACK UP BIG SALES.			893
INTERNING AT MCKEON OFFICE; LOCAL TEEN GETS POLITICAL FEET WET.			356
JETHAWKS, STEADY STARTER BLOW BIG LEAD : LAKE ELSINORE 8 JETHAWKS 6.			371
L.A. IS EITHER SUCCEEDING OR COLLAPSING INTO RUIN.			950
L.A. VS. THE NFL; CITY SCRAMBLING FOR NEW FOOTBALL TEAM.			2241
LAKERS ARE UNDERDOGS VS. SONICS.			692
LANCASTER CAMPUS JUMP ROPE TEAM'S ACTIVITIES PROMOTE FITNESS, FUN TIMES; SCHOOL IS FOR SKIPPING.			528
LANCASTER FELON FACES 25 YEARS IN ROBBERY, CARJACKING.			509
LAUSD WAS WRONG TO DISBAND ETHNIC, GENDER COMMISSIONS.			695
LETTERS : DIATRIBE AGAINST DARCY OF NO CONSEQUENCE TO HER.		Letter to the Editor	222
LETTERS : SUPERVISORS WRONG TO BLEND AGENCIES.			875
LETTERS : USE FORMER RETAIL SITE FOR NEW A.V. COURTHOUSE.		Letter to the Editor	189
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : JOYNER DESERVES MENTION IN MORNING-RADIO PANTHEON.		Letter to the Editor	421
LOVE STORIES; FIANCE FINDS WAY TO SAY SEW MUCH IN PROPOSAL.			873
MANY A.V. TEACHERS UNCERTIFIED; SHORTAGE FORCES HIRING CHANGE.		Statistical Data Included	781
MISSING MAN MYSTERY GROWS.			283
MOORPARK FINISHING AREA PLAN; DOWNTOWN WILL BENEFIT.			738
MOORPARK NATIVE IS TOP QUALIFIER.			93
MYSTERY BUILDS AROUND MISSING SIMI MAN.			297
NEWS LITE : MCNALLY PENS `SICK' NEW PLAY.			588
NEWS LITE : THURMAN MARRIES IN PLUS-SIZE GOWN.			1076
NO PLACE LIKE HOME; EDISON HOUSE UNIQUE FOR ITS MANY WINDOWS.			645
OBITUARY : WILLARD KEPHART.		Obituary	117
OPENING THE `GATE'; STONE'S ULTIMATE NOVEL FOCUSES ON CONFLICT.			822
ORIOLES ARE FLYING LOW; BALTIMORE'S BIG PAYROLL HAS YET TO PAY DIVIDENDS.			1602
PARACLETE TOURNAMENT: LA REINA'S FIELD KEEPS HIGHLAND ON THE LOW ROAD.			396
PARENTING : TAKE MIDDLE ROAD BETWEEN TOUGHNESS AND FREEDOM.			606
PARKS OPPOSES INCREASE IN REWARDS.			177
PARTY LINES : HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL AT CANCER FUND-RAISER.			876
PIAZZA'S ARM MAKES THE DIFFERENCE : DODGERS 5, PITTSBURGH 4.			899
POLICE SEARCHING FOR LOST WOMAN.			179
POLITICOS PLAYING GAMES; PERSONAL GAIN BEHIND XS, OS.			756
POLS APPEAR AT TOWN HALL MEETING IN NORTH HILLS.			142
PRIDE AND PAGEANTRY; CROWD CHEERS ANNUAL CVD PARADE.			704
PUBLIC FORUM : THE ONLY CONSPIRACY IS THE ADMINISTRATION'S.		Editorial	1510
QUARTZ HILL GOLD; COX IS TEAM LEADER IN SKILLS, HARD WORK.		Statistical Data Included	716
RACE ISSUE IN SPORTS NEEDS DIALOGUE.			735
RAPPER IN DOG HOUSE AFTER MARIJUANA ARREST AT SHOW.			199
RETURN OF CORRIGANVILLE; WESTERN PARK, MOVIE SITE RE-OPENS.			546
ROADWORK TO SHUT PART OF FREEWAY.			87
RODEO ROPES IN ALL AGES.			333
SCHOOLS DRIVING HOUSING MARKET.			1399
SCHOOLS GIVE OK TO PROJECT; WOODRIDGE NEARLY CLEAR.			980
SCHRADER DROPS DOWN, SURGES AHEAD.			451
SIGN-RIPPING CANDIDATE SAYS RIVAL INSPIRED HIM.			429
STATE'S PUPILS REQUIRE TRULY EQUAL CHANCES.			791
TALK IS CHEAP WHEN IT'S ABOUT BUILDING RINK.			576
TEENS TALK ABOUT THEIR SELF-IMAGE.			699
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CSUN SWEEPS UTAH ST.			445
THE JACKIE CHRONICLES: TALES OF A LIFE SALVAGED.			636
THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE ...; AND YOU-KNOW-WHO WILL NO DOUBT LEAVE HIS MARK.			1952
THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE ...; BUT BIG BUDGETS WON'T STAMP OUT SUMMER OF VARIETY.			4733
THOUSAND OAKS TOURNAMENT: BAD BREAK BREAKS CAMARILLO'S FOCUS.			568
TIPOFF : RIORDAN FINDS MIDDLE ROAD AS VIPS VISIT.			585
TRACK RIVALRY HEATS UP; UCLA MEN'S WIN MARGIN OVER USC LOWEST IN 18 YEARS.			785
TRYING TIMES; BITTER ELECTION DISPUTE AT CSUN PITTING STUDENT AGAINST STUDENT AS CHARGES AND THREATS TAKE THE PLACE OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE.			1509
UP-FRONT FELLOW; CONFIDENT GORDON HAPPY WITH POLE.			1256
VIEWS.			161
WEST'S MEXICAN PAST PART OF OUR SHARED EXPERIENCE.			575