Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 18, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] MATADORS LOSE THEIR WAY; CSUN STUMBLES AT SACRAMENTO : SACRAMENTO STATE 35, CSUN 21.			1401
5 ARRESTED DURING SWEEP OF REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS.			312
A NEW PLACE TO PLAY; FORMER STUNTMAN BUILDING HAVEN FOR DISABLED CHILDREN.			406
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			250
AS GOOD AS IT GETS; CRAZY UCLA WIN LIVES UP TO THE HYPE : UCLA 41, OREGON 38.			1479
BOND MEASURES FOR CITY DRAW MIXED BACKING.			1569
BRIEFLY : DRUG INVESTIGATION LEADS TO TWO ARRESTS.			149
BRIEFLY : GEORGIA TECH LOSES STAR GUARD.			452
BRIEFLY : REFORM COMMISSION TO HOST OPEN HOUSE.			362
BRUINS' SAILER KICKS BAD KARMA.			736
BUDDHA VS. THE BUCK MAPS TIBET'S FUTURE.			1007
CAREERS GETTING A JUMP-START; GRANT TO PREPARE STUDENTS.			371
CHARTER CHANGES FOCUS ON POLICE, FIRE.			533
CHIEF MAKING EFFORT TO LIMIT POLICE VIOLENCE.			787
CHILDREN'S CENTER VOLUNTEER TO GO DOWN UNDER.			465
CLINTON'S MOCKERY OF FAMILY THE ISSUE.			686
COC SHOCKS HANCOCK : COC 42, HANCOCK 41.			482
COLLEGE SET TO LEASE ITS CORNER LOT; PLAN TO GENERATE FUNDS.			667
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : JOE MAJESTIC.			743
DAILY NEWS STAFF REPORTER WINS MEDIA AWARD.			265
DEMOCRATS FEAR SCANDAL LESS.			1495
DINING BEAT : OKTOBERFEST AT COLDWATER.			347
DINING DEALS : NO TOKYO TABS HERE.			319
EDITORIAL : DISRUPTING THE MESSAGE; CATHEDRAL PROTESTERS DESTROYED THEIR OWN CREDIBILITY.		Editorial	272
EDITORIAL : STATE SUPREME COURT; INCUMBENTS DESERVE NEW TERMS.		Editorial	339
EDITORIAL : YES ON 6, NO ON 4.		Editorial	393
FINALLY ON A ROLL; SANTA CLARITA OPENS SKATE PARK.			523
FIXING OUR SCHOOLS; LAUSD STRUGGLES WITH ACCOUNTABILITY.			1421
FLU SEASON MAY BE EARLY, FIERCE.			769
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: BRENTWOOD BLANKS FLINTRIDGE.			471
FOSSE; DEFINING FAMED CHOREOGRAPHER-DIRECTOR NO EASY STEP.			1547
GLENDALE COUNCIL SPLIT ON AIRPORT; PANEL CAN'T AGREE ON NOISE CURFEW.			467
GROWTH TOPS LIST OF CONCERNS IN MAYOR'S RACE; MOORPARK HOPEFULS SHARE VIEWS.			792
HOPEFULS GIVE GOALS FOR T.O.; 13 COUNCIL CANDIDATES SEEK 3 SEATS.			1244
HOW UCLA FIGURES INTO THIS? GUESS.			589
JOHN GLENN BACK IN ORBIT; VETERAN ASTRONAUT DRIVEN TO FLY HIGH.			1635
JONES WANTS $2 MILLION DEAL.			777
JUNIOR / SMALL COLLEGES: FROST SPARKS GLENDALE IN WIN.			507
KENNEDY COMES AWAY WITH GOOD IMPRESSION.			162
LAWMAKERS LOOK INTO ISSUES; STATE OFFICIALS SUGGEST REWARDS, PUNISHMENTS FOR CHANGE.			1338
LETTERS : CONSULTANT MENTALITY HURTING HOSPITAL.		Letter to the Editor	480
LETTERS : FANS QUESTION HACKETT.		Letter to the Editor	466
LETTERS : FREE-SPENDING WATER BOARD NEEDS CHANGE.		Letter to the Editor	771
LETTERS TO L.A. LIFE : KIIS SHOULDN'T HAVE PUT 103.1 FANS OUT OF THE GROOVE.		Letter to the Editor	592
LITTLE SHOP OF HORROR; VALLEY'S WITCHES, VAMPIRES PATRONIZE THE DARK SIDE OF RETAIL.			1925
LUNGREN, DAVIS ENTER FINAL SPRINT.			774
MAN GIVEN 90 DAYS IN JAIL.			213
MARTINEZ AND YANKEES STEAL SHOW FROM PADRES : NEW YORK 9, SAN DIEGO 6.			862
MATADORS LOSE THEIR WAY; CSUN STUMBLES AT SACRAMENTO : SACRAMENTO STATE 35, CSUN 21.			1490
MCNOWN LOSES LUNCH, WINS GAME.			877
MCWIDOWS MAKE MORNINGS MERRY.			795
MISSING THE POINT: LUNGREN, DAVIS PLAY POLITICS WHILE IGNORING ISSUE THAT MOST CONCERNS VOTERS - EDUCATION.			1145
MOTHER GETS PRISON IN TYLENOL DEATH.			442
NASA AWARDS STUDY CONTRACT TO LOCAL FIRM.			503
NASA DISPUTES HIGH CLEANUP BILL; AUDIT CALLS FOR AIR FORCE TO PAY MORE FOR SANTA SUSANA TOXICITY REMOVAL.			867
NEW IDEA IN PACOIMA; CHARTER SCHOOL TIES PAY TO TEACHERS' PERFORMANCE.			735
NEWS LITE : ACTOR CHERISHES SCHOOL'S ACCLAIM.			1033
NEWS LITE : LENO'S TEEN SIN OFF SCHOOL BOOKS.			1246
NOTEBOOK: KINGS' LUCK MAKES ROBINSON GROWL.			419
OLDTIMERS PARTY A BLAST FOR THE PAST, PRESENT RESIDENTS.			687
PALMER, MORTON INJECT TROJANS : USC 42, WSU 14.			1129
PALMER, MORTON INJECT TROJANS : USC 42, WSU 14.			1373
PARENTING : TEASING CHILDREN ALWAYS LEADS TO PAIN, NEVER TO GAIN.			539
PARTY LINES : `EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES' FIT ROOMFUL OF CELEBRITIES.			783
PROPOSITION 9 - COUNTERPOINT: INITIATIVE A THREAT TO FUTURE FUNDING FOR STATE'S SCHOOLS.			695
PROPOSITION 9 - POINT: PASSAGE WOULD END CHARGING PUBLIC FOR UTILITIES' MISTAKES.			747
PUBLIC FORUM : WHY MOST AMERICANS WANT TO MOVE ON.		Editorial	1329
ROCKETDYNE MAY LOSE RENT-FREE ARRANGEMENT.			443
SCOUTS HAM IT UP AT RADIO JAMBOREE.			551
SERVICE TO COMMUNITIES, NEEDY GEARING UP FOR DAY.			617
SHOOTING AT LIQUOR SHOP KILLS MAN ON WESTSIDE.			192
SILVER CHARM'S THE ONE.			732
SOAR'S INITIATIVES SPELL TYRANNY; PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS TRAMPLED BY OPEN-SPACE EFFORTS.			631
SOBER SCHOLAR SHOWS THERE CAN BE LIFE AFTER DEATH.			907
SOFTBALL GAMES PROVIDING GIRLS ALTERNATIVE TO GANGS.			599
STATE SUPREME COURT TO TACKLE DISCIPLINE FEES.			492
STATE'S SMALL RACES GO UNNOTICED.		Statistical Data Included	699
SUMMER HARVEST; `STAR WARS' LEADS PACK OF SUMMER '99 MOVIE TOYS ALREADY TAKING ROOT ON STORE SHELVES, AND SALES ARE EXPECTED TO BE HUGE.			1564
THE DAY IN SPORTS: HAMMER'S GOALS PACE VALLEY POLO.			373
THERE IS NO JOY IN SAUGUS FOR EAGER SOFTBALL SLUGGERS.			556
TIPOFF : POLITICAL ADS PROLIFERATE AS ELECTION NEARS.			565
VALLEY SITES DELIGHT TRAVEL AGENTS.			474
VAN GIVES COMMUNITY PEEK INTO MOBILE POLICE OPERATIONS.			362
WILSON PUMMELS HARVARD-WESTLAKE : L.B. WILSON 10, H.-W. 2.			421