Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 11, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ADULT SCHOOL RECEIVES STATE RECOGNITION.			416
AVC FOOTBALL: MARAUDERS FIND MORE OF SAME AT SBVC.			704
AVC NOTEBOOK: AVC WOMEN READY TO START : MARAUDERS OPEN FRIDAY.			759
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: BRAVES TRADE LEFTY NEAGLE TO GET BOONE : SLICK FIELDER FROM CINCY SHOULD ALSO BE BOON BATTING.			674
BOWL PICKS UP THE BEAT.			529
BRIEFLY : BID PAPERS READIED FOR PARK UPGRADES.			350
BRIEFLY : DUCKS' SANDSTROM OUT FOR 8-10 WEEKS.			453
BRIEFLY : JOURNALIST TO SPEAK AT CSUN ON '92 RIOTS.			350
CALENDAR: PREP FOOTBALL HOLDS SPOTLIGHT.			145
CALIFORNIA LOTTERY: 45 MILLION REASONS TO PURCHASE TICKETS.		Statistical Data Included	332
CARJACK SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER SIX-HOUR STANDOFF.			185
CENTRAL PARK PROJECT UNDER WAY; SAUGUS SITE LONG ENVISIONED AS RECREATIONAL CENTERPIECE.			446
CHP ASSISTING HURRICANE VICTIMS.			176
CITY SECTION SEMIFINALS: FLORES OUTKICKS STEIN.			640
COOK'S CORNER : MAKING APPLE CRISPS LIKE SCHOOLS SERVED.		Recipe	329
COUNCIL SEEKS TO EXTEND `LIVING WAGE' TO LAX TENANTS.			508
COUNTRYWIDER; COMPANY BRANCHING OUT INTO CONSUMER INSURANCE.			824
COUNTY SETS UP EATERY HOTLINE; BRIBERY ALLEGATION SPURS REVIEW SYSTEM.			267
CRAZY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN; BASEBALL'S WINTER TALKS BEGET SOME WILD IDEAS.			708
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: MOORPARK IS SAVING BEST TIMES FOR LAST.			657
CROSS COUNTRY: DESERT CHRISTIAN RUNS AWAY WITH TITLES.			602
CROSS COUNTRY: HEARTENED BY BEATING HART : FLESHMAN PLANS NOT TO MAKE BIG EFFORT IN PRELIMS.			751
CSUN SETS ON-THE-SPOT ADMISSIONS.			181
DO BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN?; IF THEY'RE DIXIE CHICKS, DEFINITELY.			1248
EDITORIAL : 'TEN-HUT; FOR THOSE WHO SERVED, WE SALUTE YOU.		Editorial	253
EDITORIAL : TOMFOOL AT TAJ MAHAL; MTA WON'T REGAIN CREDIBILITY UNTIL RICHARD ALATORRE IS OUSTED FROM BOARD.		Editorial	628
EDUCATOR MAJORITY IN POWER; MORE UNANIMOUS VOTES EXPECTED ON CONEJO BOARD.			666
FATHER, 69, KILLED IN COLLISION AFTER FISHING AT PARK WITH SON.			190
FIGHTING FOR OUR VETS; DOLE WANTS HOLLYWOOD TO PONY UP.			745
FIRST FOX STOCK OFFERING BRINGS IN $2.81 BILLION.			190
FROM DESERT STORM TO BIG SKY.			720
HIGHLAND CREW SERVES NOTICE AGAINST T.O. : HIGHLAND 3, THOUSAND OAKS 0.			318
HMO CEO QUITS; FHS PROFITS DIP SHARPLY.			521
HOLIDAY HOSPITALITY; NATHALIE DUPREE SHARES TIPS FOR FUN, FRIENDLY AND FESTIVE FARE.		Recipe	4079
HOLLYWOOD PARK MIXES PAST, FUTURE.			365
HOMELESS MAN SHUNS FOOD; HUNGER STRIKE WON'T SPEED SHELTER, OFFICIAL SAYS.			519
IN BRIEF.			279
KERN DISTRICT PICKS MACKAY TO FILL SEAT.			446
KINGS FLOP AT FINISH; GOOD START COMES UNDONE AT CALGARY : CALGARY 5, KINGS 4.			681
KINGS NOTEBOOK: STORR ASSIGNED TO ICE DOGS : GOALIE NEEDS TO GET IN SHAPE IN MINORS.			471
KISS' SIMMONS STILL LEARNING.			629
L.A. BRIEFS : COUNCIL BACKS LOAN FOR HOMES PROJECT.			416
LAS VIRGENES DISTRICT REPORTS DROP IN SCHOOL VANDALISM.		Statistical Data Included	319
LAUSD FLOATS PAY-HIKE BALLOON.			543
LOCAL CROSS-BURNING INVESTIGATED; BLACK MOTHER FINDS EMBLEM IN FRONT OF HOME.			446
LOCAL: FOOTBALL EXTRA.			3188
LONG MAY IT WAVE; TEACHERS DELIVER VETERANS DAY LESSON.			489
MATADORS' WIN IS UNSATISFACTORY : CSUN 113, ANGELS 85.			232
MCKEON DUMPS BID FOR HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER.			543
MEN'S BASKETBALL: CLU MEN UNCERTAIN OF FUTURE : YOUNG KINGSMEN HAVE QUESTION MARKS.			709
MEN'S BASKETBALL: SLOWING DOWN CANYONS COULD BE A TALL ORDER.			402
MENTAL CARE SHIFTED; PRIVATE AGENCY GETS SERVICES CONTRACT.			420
MONDAYS MOST LIKELY TIME FOR HEART ATTACKS.		Statistical Data Included	752
MONROE OFFICIALS TARGET GANG PROBLEM.			528
NEWS LITE : DUSTIN A SHOE-IN FOR AFI HONORS.			980
NIELSEN RATINGS : NBC STAYS IN TOP SPOT FOR SWEEPS.		Statistical Data Included	281
NOTES: BRONCOS FOOTBALL TEAM WRAPS UP FIRST PLACE.			340
O.J. MAY LOSE KIDS; COURT ORDERS CUSTODY CASE REHEARING.			779
OFFICIAL: SERVICE ESSENTIAL; ARMY BOSS HOPING WAR FILM CAN INSPIRE.			396
ORPHANS IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE.			309
PANEL VOTES HATE-CRIME CRACKDOWN.			440
PATIENTS TESTIFY IN MOLEST CASE.			341
PAYDAY LOANS TAKE BIG BITE.			654
PENALTY HEARING STARTS IN '95 KILLING OF WOMAN.			233
POLICE WATCHDOG RESIGNS POSITION.			1247
PRETTY FLY FOR A WHITE GUY; `JAILS, HOSPITALS & HIP-HOP' DELIVERS FULL-STRENGTH HOCH.			1319
PROMOTED PLANNER HAS EYE FOR NATURE; SANTA CLARITA OFFICIAL IS STRIVING FOR BEAUTY.			247
PUBLIC FORUM : CONGRESS MUST FOLLOW THE LAW, NOT POLLS.		Editorial	1169
REAGAN FREEWAY PATROLS TO RISE.		Statistical Data Included	371
ROUGH & TUMBLE; HUARD'S DECISION TO STAY AT UW A PAINFUL ONE.			1178
SCHOOL HONORS AMERICA'S VETS; PUPILS GET PATRIOTIC POINTERS.			644
SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL: ROYAL SWEEPS RIGHETTI.			372
TALKIN' RADIO : HE LOVES STERN - ENOUGH TO WRITE A BOOK ABOUT IT.			447
THE DAY IN SPORTS: THE MASTER'S CAROMS TO NEXT ROUND.			418
THE SCOOP ON COLLEGE HOOP; FROM FINAL FOUR TO BARON DAVIS, ALL THE NCAA NEWS THAT FITS.			848
THIS HIGHLANDER HAS NO SHORTAGE OF HEART.			452
TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASEBALL.			323
TOW-TRUCK DRIVER HIT, KILLED; VICTIM WAS OUT OF VEHICLE NEXT TO ROAD.			211
TRANSIT BOARD VOTE ANGERS VALLEY LEADERS.			646
TRIAL HITS SOUR NOTE FOR WITNESS MEHTA.			469
UCLA NOTEBOOK: FARMER REAPS BIGGER NUMBERS.			541
UNBEATEN GRANADA HILLS SWEEPS INTO CITY SEMIFINALS.			149
USC NOTEBOOK: HACKETT HEADACHE: BIG RIVALS.			387
VALENCIA VETERAN REMEMBERS COST OF COMBAT.			810
VALLEY BUSINESS GROUP PUTS FOCUS ON EDUCATION.			244
VET'S WAR MEDAL LONG TIME COMING.			887
VETERANS DAY CEREMONIES.			322
WATSON, RUSH RUSH TO VICTORY : UCLA 95, WEST STARS 89.			225
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: CANYONS' HERRICK FACES BIG QUESTIONS.			455