Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 1, 1998)

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ACRES FOR PLAY; PARKGOERS CELEBRATE OPENING.		597
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.		330
AREA RESIDENT APPEARS ON ALCOHOL-ABUSE VIDEO.		480
BACA URGES SUPPORT IN RACE; CANDIDATE DENIES `SINISTER ALLEGATIONS'.		318
BLURRING THE IMAGE; MIX BETWEEN MEDIA AND REALITY GETS STIRRED AGAIN BY MOVIES, TV.		1093
BRIEFLY : KRAJICEK FRUSTRATES SAMPRAS ONCE AGAIN.		462
BRIEFLY : ROLLOVER CRASH KILLS CHATSWORTH WOMAN.		206
BRUINS AWOKE IN TIME.		440
BUDROYALE DELIVERS A CAL CUP DREAM.		631
CALIFORNIA ELECTION '98 : CANDIDATES ON TUESDAY'S BALLOT.		928
COC NEEDS EXTRA TIME TO FINISH JOB : COC 45, GLENDALE 42.		350
CONGREGATION TO CELEBRATE ALL SAINTS DAY IN NEWLY REBUILT CHURCH.		401
CSUN PICKS APART WEBER STATE : CSUN 26, WEBER STATE 10.		1511
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : WINK GREGWARE.		589
DINING BEAT : DIME A DRINK IF YOU VOTE.		367
DINING DEALS : STAYING SOBA.		305
DNA TESTS CONFIRM JEFFERSON DALLIANCE.		1290
DUCKS CAN'T HOLD 2-0 LEAD : DUCKS 2, ST. LOUIS 2.		473
EAST COUNTY BALLOT A BUSY ONE; ELECTION OFFICIALS EXPECT 62 PERCENT TURNOUT.		904
EDITORIAL : BLOCK'S LEGACY.	Editorial	238
ELECTION LOOMS FOR RESIDENTS; WATER, COUNTY, STATE SEATS UP.		470
ELECTIONS AWASH IN FUNDING.		667
FIREFIGHTERS GAIN LOCAL AUTHORITY.		217
FOR PRICE, LIFE ISN'T THE PITS.		340
FORMER FIREFIGHTER NO STRANGER TO DANGER.		988
GLENN HAVING A BLAST BACK IN OUTER SPACE.		830
GOVERNOR.		238
GREAT ESCAPE; BRUINS SURVIVE LOWLY STANFORD : UCLA 28, STANFORD 24.		1351
HACKETT PLAYED THE FOOL.		1025
HAMED IS BOOED IN VICTORY.		466
HIGH-DEFINITION TV PUTS FUTURE IN SUDDEN FOCUS.		550
HITTING THE ROAD FOR ROY; BASEBALL STAR'S WIDOW CARRIES ON WITH CAUSE.		783
KINGS NOTEBOOK: THE LESS THE BETTER FOR KINGS.		562
LANCASTER SEEKING FAIR DEAL; LAND SWAP WOULD ENABLE NEW FESTIVAL GROUNDS.		358
LAWYER MAKES DIFFERENCE IN LIVES OF YOUNG OFFENDERS.		688
LEARNING ROCK ABCS; TEENS STUDY ZEPPELIN TO SUGAR RAY.		852
LETTERS : CHILDREN SERVICES OVERWHELMED.	Letter to the Editor	196
LOCAL COLLEGES ROUNDUP: NANHED GETS RUSHING REORD.		535
LOCAL MEASURES.		655
MATADORS DEFENSE RUNS SHOW.		541
MELLENCAMP TICKET GIVEAWAY.		104
MOORPARK PASSES DOWNTOWN REVIVAL PLAN; CITY DOCUMENT ENVISIONS OLD-FASHIONED BUSTLE, SHOPPING.		919
MORGAN'S CHALLENGERS LOOK TO PLAY LEAD ROLE.		775
NEWS LITE : COUPLE, KUBRICK HAPPY COMPANY.		1089
NEWS LITE : DIVINE REUNION; MIDLER GETS SURPRISE FROM ROSEANNE.		1138
OLD TVS MAY LAST LONGER THAN FCC THINKS.		788
ONE CITY'S MISSION; NEW GENERATION OUT TO RE-ENERGIZE SAN FERNANDO.		1736
PACIFIC BELL CLASSIC NOTES: GREEN SURVIVES GREENS.		553
PALMDALE AIRPORT EXPANSION FANS CITE CARGO FLIGHTS.		536
PALMDALE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIALS DISCUSS DEALING WITH CROWDS.		387
PARENTING : CHILDREN LEARN HOW TO LOVE BY WATCHING THEIR PARENTS.		580
PARTY LINES : THE HEIDT OF CLASS.		766
PREP FOOTBALL: EAGLE ROCK CHALLENGES FRANKLIN BUT CAN'T END 33-GAME STREAK.		596
PROGRAM GIVES TRAINING IN JOB CARING FOR KIDS.		864
PROP. 1A MAY COME AT RIGHT TIME EDUCATION-BOND DEMAND HIGH, RATES LOW, BUT OPPONENTS THINK DEBT LOAD TOO GREAT.		762
PROPOSITIONS.		560
PRUETT CLAIMS THE POLE IN PATRICK RACING FINALE.		438
PUBLIC FORUM : PUBLIC SHOULDN'T SUBSIDIZE NFL STADIUM.	Editorial	1664
READERS' FAVORITE MOVIE QUOTES; ``GO AHEAD, MAKE MY DAY.'' FOR DAILY NEWS READERS, LIST MAKERS `MISINFORMED'.		1993
REGION'S VOTERS ON MINDS OF 2 PARTIES.		947
SANTA MONICA GRAPPLES WITH SLAYINGS; KILLINGS SHAKE SANTA MONICA.		1682
SHERIFF.		104
SKEPTIC REVISITS THE LEGEND OF ATLANTIS.		535
STATE SENATE : DISTRICT 20.		88
STAY TUNED; HDTV SPURS STATIONS TO BULK UP OPERATIONS.		857
STRATTON MAKES SIMI VALLEY BETTER PLACE TO LIVE.		682
SURE SHOT IN SIMI; 13-YEAR-OLD SINKS 23 OF 25 FREE THROWS.		456
THE BIG PICTURE; HDTV WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE, BUT NOT JUST YET ...		1245
THE CHECKERED FLAG; LEGEND RAHAL RETIRES, ZANARDI MOVES ON AFTER TODAY.		1156
TIPOFF : SOME LEADERS WORRIED ABOUT BACA VICTORY.		667
TROJANS DEFENSE STEPS UP IN HUGE WAY.		382
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES : DISTRICT 24.		299
USC WINS AFTER MOVING TO CARSON : USC 33, WASHINGTON 10.		1487
VOTER INFORMATION.		137
WOODWORKERS USE SKILLS FOR NEEDY KIDS.		412