Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 24, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`CELEBRATION' A SLEEK, STYLISH TRIBUTE.		Theater Review	906
A FAMILIAR CHALLENGE.			453
ACTIVISTS PURSUING EAGLE ROCK SECESSION.			364
ANALYSIS: DEAL REPRESENTS SHIFTS.			1122
ANIMAL RESCUER LOVES FURRY FRIENDS; SIMI VALLEY VOLUNTEER'S GROUP SPONSORING WEEKLY PET ADOPTION CLINIC.			791
ANTELOPE VALLEY ROUNDUP: LANCASTER'S DEFENSE STIFLES HIGHLAND.			445
ARCADIA USES TURNOVERS TO FINALLY DEFEAT MUIR : ARCADIA 42, MUIR 21.			289
ARMAS MADE MOST OF MOVE.			503
AS A MATTER OF FACT, HE'S A WINNER.			726
AUDIENCES WILL GET REAL THING; SCOTTISH STUDENTS BRING AUTHENTICITY TO CALARTS ROLES.			897
BARGAINS : WHERE PARTS RUN CHEAP.			683
BEAN STILL AHEAD IN CAMPAIGN FUNDS.			578
BREWSTER COMES TO RESCUE OF N.D.; QB LEADS RALLY AGAINST CRESPI : NOTRE DAME 24, CRESPI 10.			480
BRIEFLY : 11 LEFT HOMELESS AFTER FIRE ERUPTS.			470
BRIEFLY : SAMPRAS' BACK INJURED AGAIN.			428
BROWN POSES CHALLENGE AS RUELAS SEEKS TITLE SHOT.			254
BUYING BINGE; HEALTH FOOD CHAIN PLANS EXPANSION.			440
CALABASAS DOESN'T WANT REPEAT OF '97; COYOTES CONFIDENT OF STRONG FINISH.			636
CANDIDATES SPAR AT POLITICAL FORUM; RANCOR MIXES WITH DISCOURSE AS ELECTION NEARS.			896
CANYON'S DEFENSE MAKES BOWMAN PROUD VS. SAUGUS : CANYON 28, SAUGUS 21.			384
CANYONS' STOCK IS RISING; COUGARS TRY TO AVOID LETDOWN VS. SANTA BARBARA.			522
CASTAIC LAKE TO HOST ENDURANCE COMPETITION.			244
CITY LEADERS EXPLORE HIGH-SPEED RAIL.			300
CITY SECTION ROUNDUP: RESEDA GETS OT WIN 34-33.			1283
CITY TO STUDY CREATION OF 911 ALTERNATIVE FOR NONEMERGENCIES.			322
COULD THE BRUINS BE RUNNING ON EMPTY?			999
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER BONDS FOR NEW COLISEUM.			641
COUNTY WILL KEEP LEASE ON SCHOOL; LEAVING CHURCH SITE WOULD BE COSTLY.			474
COX SAYS YES TO FULLERTON OFFER.			253
DAVEY'S DEBUT; JOHNSON GOOD BET TO BOOST DODGERS.			726
DAY OF THE DEAD EVENTS.			339
DEADLY POLITICS; CANDIDATE IN JAIL IN RIVAL'S SLAYING.			823
DEPUTIES RAZE ILLEGAL JUNKYARD; MORE THAN 30 CARS FOUND ABANDONED.			463
DIGITAL L.A. : MAKING THE SMART MOVES; FIRSTUSE.COM OFFERS PROTECTION FOR YOUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.			1071
DISTRICT LACKS BASIC TEXTBOOKS IN ENGLISH.			913
EDITORIAL : STATE BALLOT MEASURES.		Editorial	674
EDITORIAL : STOP THE SUBWAY.		Editorial	153
FALL SPORTS NOTEBOOK: TEAM MAKES VOYAGE : VIEWPOINT IS IN 2ND PLACE.			646
FIGHT BACK : THEFT OF LAPTOP COMPUTERS FREQUENT, OFTEN VIOLENT.			756
FRANKLY, WE DO GIVE A DAMN.			341
FUGITIVE SUSPECT ARRESTED.			346
GARDENING : BRIGHTEN UP YOUR SHADE WITH JAPANESE ANEMONE.			725
GENERATIONS; SENIORS, KIDS BRIDGE AGE GAP IN DAY OF PLAY.			304
GILLETTE'S COFFERS DEEPEST IN T.O. RACE FOR COUNCIL; $27,022 LEADS IN PACK OF 13.			386
GRANADA HILLS PASSES TEST : GRANADA HILLS 16, KENNEDY 13.			471
HENSON CO. PLANNING MUPPET-THEMED CENTERS.			268
HIGH STAKES; NORTHRIDGE FINDS ITSELF IN MUST-WIN SITUATION.			895
HOT TIPS : SURVEYING THIS YEAR'S FASHION LANDSCAPE.			441
HOUSING AUTHORITY GETS CRIME FUNDS.			327
IN BRIEF.			275
INSIDE THE NUMBERS.		Statistical Data Included	470
JUNIOR COLLEGES PREVIEW: CICUTO NEEDS AN AIR FORCE.			720
JUST AS IT GOT HAIRY . . .; JOHNSON LAYS DOWN NEW LAWS.			1029
KINGS' BACH GETS NO HELP IN DEBUT : TAMPA BAY 3, KINGS 2.			726
LAB KEEPS TROPHY WITH ROUT OF VILLAGE CHRISTIAN : L.A. BAPTIST 33, VILLAGE CHR. 0.			472
LANCASTER MAN TO BE ARRAIGNED IN SHOOTING DEATH.			334
LAWMAKERS JOIN TRANSIT PANEL; COUNCIL MEMBERS TO SEEK FEDERAL FUNDS FOR FREEWAYS.			539
LITTLEROCK HAS ITS WAY WITH A.V. : LITTLEROCK 24, ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.			414
MAN SHOT BY POLICE SUSPECT IN ROBBERIES.			253
MARAUDERS TRY TO SLOW UP CHAFFEY.			583
MATADORS WILL TAKE TIME TO JELL; BRASWELL HOPES FOR QUICK PROGRESS.			528
MIDEAST LAND DEAL: WILL IT BRING PEACE? NEGOTIATIONS END WITH INTERIM PACT.			1227
MOORPARK'S DREAM SHATTERED BY N.P. : N.P. 27, MOORPARK 7.			525
NEWS LITE : JUSTICE RIPS TV'S INFLUENCE ON KIDS.			935
NOTES: BRONCOS REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN MITY MITE-DIVISION FOOTBALL.			242
NOTES: CONEJO SIMI AQUATICS HOLD FALL TRYOUTS.			198
OFFICIALS BREAK GROUND FOR VALLEY HEALTH CENTER.			298
OLDER QBS RECHARGE CAREERS; FLUTIE, CUNNINGHAM AND DEBERG FAR FROM FINISHED.			874
PARACLETE RUNS AWAY; SPIRITS CHANGE COURSE AFTER FOCKAERT INJURY : PARACLETE 19, MONT. PREP 6.			456
PIPELINE FROM ARGENTINA FEEDS THE MASTER'S; SOUTH AMERICAN PLAYERS HAVE MADE WAY TO NEWHALL.			628
POTTER'S PRESENCE SPARKS UCLA.			650
PROFIT FORECAST HURTS DOLE; SHARES SLUMP 14% ON WARNING THAT EARNINGS WILL BE DOWN.			361
PUBLIC FORUM : CRITICS TRY TO DERAIL ANTI-SUBWAY MEASURE.		Editorial	1549
REGION PLANS INSECT BATTLE; PROGRAM WILL FUND TRAPS TO PREVENT COSTLY INFESTATIONS.			473
ROSAMOND MAN CONVICTED IN SLAYING.			316
ROYAL STREAK NEARS END : AGOURA 8, ROYAL 7.			446
SIMI HOPEFULS REVEAL EXPENSES IN CAMPAIGNS; WEBB LEADS IN CONTRIBUTIONS.			638
SIMI VALLEY MULLS CHANGES IN ANIMAL CONTROL CONTRACT.			503
SOUTHERN SECTION ROUNDUP: BOLLER: 423 YARDS, 5 TDS.			947
SOUTHLAND RESIDENTS WELCOME PEACE PLAN.			511
ST. FRANCIS FALLS TO BISHOP AMAT : BISHOP AMAT 28, ST. FRANCIS 7.			436
STATE PULLS BAR'S ALCOHOL LICENSE.			228
STUDENT SURVEY TO TARGET DANGERS.			486
SUNSET STRIP; IDEAS BLOOM IN MAGAZINE'S DEMONSTRATION GARDENS.			1193
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CLEVELAND BEATS S.F. TO REMAIN ON TOP.			295
THOUSAND OAKS, COBOS LEAVE WESTLAKE STUNNED : THOUSAND OAKS 31, WESTLAKE 31.			460
TOP OF THE LINEUP : NBA.			253
UNIFIED COUNCIL CALLS CONFERENCE HARMFUL TO GAYS.			704
UNION PROTESTS POSSIBLE CLOSURE; ICE-CREAM JOBS ARE AT STAKE.			604
USC HUNTS DUCKS AT JUST RIGHT TIME.			990
VAN NUYS CITY HALL REPAIR FUND HIKE URGED.			384
VANDAL PACK STRIKES REGION.			173
VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP: ROYAL OUTLASTS AGOURA 34-23.			614
WILDFIRE BURNING WEST OF SANTA CLARITA IS 90 PERCENT CONTAINED.			416
WOMAN WANTS REVIEW OF HER SPYING CASE.			168