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

Title	Author	Type	Words
`PLAN' FOR LANDIS' FIRST INDIE FEATURE FALLS INTO PLACE.			709
A CHAT WITH THE MAN BEHIND BOOKTALK.			582
A LA CARTE : BENTO BOXES.			709
ALATORRE DENYING COCAINE PROBLEM.			881
ANGRY INDIANS FIND JUSTICE IN BIG VICTORY; EJECTIONS LIGHT FIRE, CLEVELAND TIES UP SERIES : CLEVELAND 9, BOSTON 5.			616
AUTOPSY SCHEDULED IN DEATH OF BABY GIRL.			156
BANKAMERICA-NATIONSBANK DEAL DONE; MERGED COMPANY HAS $572 BILLION IN ASSETS.			427
BRIEFLY : JAMES CAAN'S SON HELD IN FIGHT CASE.			584
BRIEFLY : MAILBOX ITEM DRAWS BOMB SQUAD TO SITE.			129
BRIEFLY : MOORPARK MAN GETS PRISON IN FONDLING.			426
BRIEFLY : NO GAMES UNTIL '99? NBA SITUATION BLEAK.			570
BURSON TO HELP CALIFORNIA TURN 150.			227
BUSINESS NOTES : MANY BANKS SLOW AT PASSING ON RATES.			310
CALIFORNIA'S MILK PRICES COULD JUMP.			278
CELEBRATION WILL INAUGURATE NEW SHERIFF'S CENTER IN MOORPARK.			480
CHILD-CARE CENTER PLAN ADVANCES; SCHOOL BOARD VOTES YES TO UTILIZE EMPTY STORE.			408
CITY HALL SET STAYS IN TOWN.			717
CLINTON CLAIMS 1ST SURPLUS IN 29 YEARS.			911
CLIPPERS NARROW LIST.			303
CONTRACTORS TRY TO BUILD MTA CASE.			485
CUBS SMOKED BY HOT SMOLTZ; BRAVES ACE DOMINATES, GETS 11TH PLAYOFF WIN : ATLANTA 7, CHICAGO 1.			539
DEEP FRYING FATTENING VEGGIE DIET.			806
DODGERS RESHUFFLE; MANAGER, COACHING STAFF REASSIGNED BY MALONE.			873
DOW SLUMPS ALMOST 3%; BOND YIELD HITS RECORD LOW.			453
DRESSED TO EXCESS; STARS, STYLES DAZZLE; AIDS RESEARCH BENEFITS AT MACY'S PASSPORT '98.			568
DRIVE TO REPAIR PCH CONTINUES; CALTRANS SETS DATE IN NOVEMBER FOR REOPENING.			353
EDITORIAL : `UNREASONABLY GREEDY'; TEACHERS DEMAND HIGH SALARIES DESPITE LOW STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT.		Editorial	538
EDITORIAL : BANNED IN L.A.; OVERLORDS OF VIRTUE HAVE THEIR DAY.		Editorial	511
EDWARDS TO DISPLAY U.S. FLIGHT MIGHT.			449
END OF B-1B BOMBER PROGRAM TO LEAVE VOID; BOEING TO SHUT DOWN SITE, TRANSFER UNIT'S WORKERS AS AIR FORCE CONSOLIDATES.			306
FEDERAL FUNDING EXPECTED FOR AREA.			315
FEWER HOMICIDES MEAN MORE TIME TO WORK ON CASES; SOLUTION RATE RISES ABOVE 70%.		Statistical Data Included	760
FLAGS, FLAMES HELP L.A. SALUTE BRADLEY.			238
FLIGHTS OF MIGHT; EDWARDS' SHOW WILL BE PUTTING ON AIRS.			601
FOOTBALL: VALENCIA'S CASSADY IS ULTIMATE TWO-WAY THREAT.			494
FOR MANY, FASHION EVENT WAS A PASSPORT TO SCHMOOZE.			489
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: HANDICAP CAN'T STOP CASILLAS : HART 16-YEAR-OLD TURNS INTO ONE OF TEAM'S LEADERS.			499
GROUP FILES LAWSUIT OVER AGOURA UTILITY TAX REFUNDS.			373
HAVE THE FILL TO REPEL CHILL; TOASTY SLEEPING BAG IS A MUST.			543
HOFFMAN'S ON-SCREEN ROLE WAS TO BE `THE FALL GUY'.			739
HONDA, TOYOTA, OLDSMOBILE TOP LIST OF MOST-STOLEN CARS.			333
IMF SAYS WORLD ECONOMY'S GROWTH WILL SLOW TO 2% IN '98.		Statistical Data Included	602
IN BRIEF.			301
INCOMNET GETS NEW PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS.			195
IT'S BEST TO TAKE HIGH ROAD; MONO PASS TRAIL IS A RATHER LOFTY ROUTE.			1103
JUSTICE AT LAST? POLICE CLOSE TO SOLVING '95 MURDER.		Statistical Data Included	673
KINGS NOTEBOOK: TAYLOR PLOTS WAIVER STRATEGY.			413
L.A. BRIEFS : CORPSE DISCOVERED AT TOPANGA HOME.			202
LAPD BOLSTERED BY FUNDS; MAYOR ANNOUNCES $7.5 MILLION GRANT.			279
LARGE VALLEY WAREHOUSE PURCHASED.			183
LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BRAINSTORM AT CONFERENCE.			517
LOCKHEED GETS FUNDING FOR TEST CRAFT.			303
MARKET OWNERS FACE DRUG, GUN CHARGES.			250
MIGHTY DUCKS NOTEBOOK: SLOW START DOESN'T WORRY HEBERT.			395
MORE FAMILIES ENTERING RANKS OF RICH IN L.A. AREA.		Statistical Data Included	1062
NEWS LITE : STALLONE ANNOYS MIAMI NEIGHBORS.			796
NO MYSTERIES FOR GALAXY.			753
NOTEBOOK: CSUN TRIES NOT TO FALL INTO GAP.			498
OFFICIALS TO VISIT WILD-ANIMAL SITES; PROPERTY OWNERS SEEKING COUNTY PERMITS FOR EXOTIC SPECIES.			476
OUTPOST.			811
PAC-10 TEAMS CAN'T EVEN SPELL RESPECT.			1250
PANTRY SHELVES ARE MUCH TOO BARE; AREA FOOD BANKS SUFFER DEARTH OF DONATIONS.			907
PIONEER SPIRIT; PRISTINE HIGH SIERRA BASIN OFFERS RANGE OF `TRIP-MAKERS'.			1239
PIT BULL DESTROYED AFTER KILLING PET.			303
PROFITABLE DAY FOR MABEES.			512
PUBLIC FORUM : CANDIDATES IGNORING POPULATION GROWTH.		Editorial	1219
RASH OF CSUN VIOLENCE HAS GANG OVERTONES, SAY CAMPUS, L.A. POLICE.			982
REGALS THRIVE UNDER PRESSURE; STREAK GROWS FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER.			845
RISING FROM THE FALL; PAINFUL '97 LOSS IN PULLMAN PUT BRUINS ON TRACK.			1183
ROT, DEVELOPMENT CLAIM HISTORIC OAK TREE.			608
SENIOR STAYS YOUNG WITH HER MAGIC ELIXIR.			737
SIMI PREPARES TO HAIL ITS NEW SUPERINTENDENT.			441
SPARKS FLY AT SOLHEIM.			929
STADIUM OVERHAUL GETS ASSIST FROM FAMILIAR NAME.			366
THE BUZZ.			420
THE DAY IN SPORTS: NOTRE DAME REMAINS UNBEATEN.			650
THE TRUTH IS OUT ... HERE; VALLEYS OFFER MIX OF SITES FOR `X-FILES'.			296
TOP ATTORNEYS FOR CITY, STATE BATTLE OVER TOBACCO SUIT.			297
UCLA NOTEBOOK: A MCBRIDESMAID NO LONGER.			456
USC NOTEBOOK: BOWEN'S THOUGHTS ARE WITH WIFE, BABY.			418
VOLLEYBALL BEAT : SHE'S GOT A FRIEND.		Statistical Data Included	1114
VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: COACHES CAN'T AGREE ON FOOTHILL LEAGUE RACE.			555
VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: PARACLETE TESTS NEILL'S NERVES.			677
VOLLEYBALL'S OWN `THE NATURAL' : GALLARDO DIDN'T TAKE LONG TO BECOME POLY'S BEST EVER.			531
VOLUNTEER COACHES WANTED.			306
WATERFOWL HUNTING REGULATIONS : DUCKS (INCLUDING MERGANSERS).			817
WHACKING CANCER; CAR CRUNCH TO HELP BOOST BOY'S FUND.			457
YANKEES PUSH TEXAS TO BRINK OF ELIMINATION : NEW YORK 3, TEXAS 1.			503