Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 28, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`HISTORY X' POTENT YET DISTURBING.		Movie Review	605
AMGEN INCOME BEATS FORECAST.			303
AMORELLI SERVES HART'S PURPOSE : HART 3, SAUGUS 2.			418
AOL'S EARNINGS MORE THAN TRIPLE.			135
AREA COLLEGES BACK STATE BOND MEASURE; PASSAGE WILL ALLOW GROWTH, OFFICIALS SAY.		Statistical Data Included	568
AREA MAN OPENS HOME TO HALLOWEEN.			429
ARENA TO BOOT OLDER PLAYERS.			280
AVC NOTEBOOK: MARAUDERS RUNNERS AMONG FOOTHILL FAVORITES.			516
BRIEFLY : CAREER CENTER OPENS IN NORTHEAST VALLEY.			661
BRIEFLY : CBS MAKES SATELLITE DEAL ON NCAA GAMES.			541
BRIEFLY : RAPE REPORT LEADS TO BURGLARY ARRESTS.			281
BRIEFLY : SIMI APPROVES DEAL FOR ANIMAL CONTROL.			269
CARDINALSHIRT; LEONARD SITS OUT SEASON ON THE FARM.			798
CARWASH TO AID YOUNG CANCER PATIENT.			223
CELEBRITY HAUNTS.			599
CHOCOLATE MAKER RELOCATING TO LARGER FACILITY IN VALENCIA.			223
CLASS PUTS MOMS, KIDS THROUGH PACES.			342
COC NOTEBOOK: AFTER WINNING 6TH GAME, CANYONS IS DOWN A RUNG.			402
COMMENTARY; PUBLIC TRANSIT ESSENTIAL TO REGION'S QUALITY OF LIFE.			685
CRASH BLAMED ON BROKEN ROTOR; FIRE OFFICIALS REPORT ON COPTER FATALITIES.			471
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: BUTLER AND LANCASTER ENJOYING A GOOD RUN.			679
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: FLESHMAN, CANYON IMPRESSIVE AT MT. SAC CROSS COUNTRY RUN.			889
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: MT. SAC RACE DOESN'T CLARIFY : VENTURA COUNTY EVENT COMING.			667
CSUN NOTEBOOK: NORTHRIDGE WANTS RAMOS, ARNOLD TO STAY BUSY.			609
CUT COSTS AT EDWARDS TO PREVENT CLOSURE, CONSULTANT SAYS.			422
CUTTING THROUGH THE ANGER; `AMERICAN HISTORY X' TURNS DIRECTOR AGAINST FILM.			1398
DECEMBER 1981: THE MAN HAD HUNGER; HARRY'S HAD FOOD : A MENU APPEARED; IT WAS LENGTHY; HE ORDERED ...		Restaurant Review	893
DINNER IS SERVED ... AND SO ARE OUR READERS.			604
DISABLED CHILDREN TO JOIN FUN AT SPECIAL PLAYGROUND.			312
EAT, DRINK AND MEET LARRY.			310
EDITORIAL : PAVING THE WAY.		Editorial	239
EDITORIAL : UNLIMITED POWER OUTRAGE METER: 10.		Editorial	531
FEINSTEIN JOINS FRAY OVER FIELD LAB; SENATOR RIPS EPA, ENERGY DEPARTMENT FOR INACTION.			608
FIRE MAY HAVE IMPROVED CONDOR PRESERVE.			325
FORCE NOT WITH KINGS IN LOSS : N.Y. ISLANDERS 1, KINGS 0.			657
FUGITIVE SEX OFFENDER ARRESTED AT PALMDALE HOUSE.			201
GRAND JURY INDICTS THAI WOMAN IN FORCING EMPLOYEES TO WORK.			215
GROUP PRESSES FOR ROAD FUNDING.			583
HALLOWEEN; NO TRICKS, JUST TREATS.		Recipe	4371
IN BRIEF.			323
IN THE BAG; NO-FRILLS, NO-BOX CEREALS PAY OFF AT QUAKER OATS.			532
IT'S HARD TO FLEE FROM PURSUER MACKABEE.			512
JOHNSON RETAINS ONLY TWO COACHES; AMALFITANO GETS REPLACED.			651
JUNE 1997: QUEEN MARY'S TASTE OF NOSTALGIA.		Restaurant Review	668
JV FOOTBALL: LITTLEROCK WINS WITH BIG PLAY.			221
KINGS NOTEBOOK: STUMPEL'S INJURIES PROVE FRUSTRATING.			618
L.A. TEAMS MAKE PLAYS FOR NFL SLOT.			874
LENDER TO ABOLISH WHOLESALE DIVISION.			344
LIBRARY BOND SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR CHILDREN'S FUTURE.		Editorial	661
LIBRARY SYSTEM TO SPEED SEARCHES.			296
LOCAL: FOOTBALL EXTRA.		Statistical Data Included	2890
LOCKOUT: ONLY DRIBBLE OF FAN RESENTMENT : LOSS OF BASEBALL GAMES IN 1994 HAD BIGGER IMPACT.			740
MAYORAL RIVALS AGREE ON MALL, BUT THAT'S ALL.			1106
MIGHTY NBC STRIKES OUT DURING WORLD SERIES WEEK.		Statistical Data Included	194
MILKEN PRIZE HAILS SCHOOL LIBRARIAN.			534
MINORITY BUSINESS CENTER TO GET GRANT; THIRD FEDERAL OUTLAY SET UP BY COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.			541
NEWS LITE : GIRLS 5 TO 12 POUR SPICE INTO TOY ADS.			841
NOTES: BASKETBALL-LEAGUE REGISTRATION IS SLATED AT SIMI VALLEY HIGH.			336
NOTES: TRIO PICKED TO PLAY IN TOURNAMENT.			215
OFFICIALS BACK LAPD INSPECTOR'S ROLE; MEMO SPARKS FEARS OF SHRINKING WATCHDOG POWER, INDEPENDENCE.			626
OPINIONS SOUGHT ON RESTORING RIVER.			504
OVITZ CAN'T WAIT; HE SEES NO REASON FOR OWNERS TO SIT ON DECISION.			1057
PANEL SUPPORTS ETHICS PROPOSAL; PLAN WOULD CURB OFFICEHOLDER OUTLAYS.			492
PROBLEM: RAISES VS. BOOKS; CLOSED-DOOR SCHOOL BOARD SESSION SLATES HEARING.			510
PUBLIC FORUM : VIEWS OF LEWINSKY AFFAIR ARE INSTRUCTIVE.		Editorial	1509
RACE WON'T WAIT FOR BLOCK'S RETURN.			1001
RATINGS-CHALLENGED `3RD ROCK' LURING VIEWERS WITH LOVE TRIANGLE.			547
SHERMAN STOPS ADS AFTER DOCTOR THREATENS LAWSUIT.			532
SLAYING SUSPECT DENIES ROLE IN WOMAN'S DEATH.			530
STOPLIGHTS NOT CUTTING COLLISIONS; T.O. CORNER HIT WITH 2 IN OCTOBER.			618
STUDENT FATALLY SHOT NEAR CHATSWORTH HIGH; POLICE DETAIN SUSPECT.			358
STUDENT IS FATALLY SHOT NEAR CHATSWORTH HIGH; POLICE DETAIN SUSPECT.			356
SUPERVISORS OK TESORO DEVELOPMENT.			481
TALKIN' RADIO : LISTENERS MAKING SWITCH TO NEW ADULT-ALTERNATIVE CHANNEL 103.1.			454
THE DAY IN PREPS: G.H. GIRLS STAY PERFECT IN TENNIS.			801
TONE NEGATIVE; MORE GAMES LIKELY CANCELED.			458
TOUR MIX-UP AT PIERCE ANGERS DEVELOPERS.			502
TRIBES CAN KEEP CASINOS WITHOUT THIS BAD INITIATIVE.		Editorial	718
UCLA NOTEBOOK: STEPHENS GIVES BRUINS A SAFETY NET.			622
UNDERSHERIFF RETURNS FROM LEAVE TO TAKE CHARGE.			343
USC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE DECIDES CLAMORING IS CALLED FOR.			583
VALLEY LEADERS MOURN REFORM; COMMISSIONS SAY NO TO GIVING PANELS POWER.			1184
VALLEY RESIDENTS ARRESTED IN CYCLE-GANG RAID.			328
VENTURA COUNTY GETS MORE TIME TO SPEND FUNDS.			541
VOTERS MUST STOP LATEST ATTEMPT TO TAKE FROM INDIANS.		Editorial	625
WACHS WANTS EXPANSION OF CITY'S LIVING-WAGE LAW.			449
WATER AGENCY QUIET ON LEAK; DOUBLE AMOUNT OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE PUT IN PIPELINES.			518
WATER DISTRICT FINED $70,000 FOR DISCHARGE.			744
WOLFGANG PUCK: FROM AUSTRIA WITH LOVE.			1331
WRITTEN BY FATHER, SUNG BY DAUGHTER.			653
X-33'S ROCKETS SPIKED; MANUFACTURING DELAY MAY FORCE LOCKHEED LAYOFFS.			701