Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 29, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 MORE AREAS TALKING SECESSION.			308
62% TURNOUT PREDICTED; ABSENTEE VOTING EXPECTED TO SET ANOTHER RECORD.		Statistical Data Included	425
A LA CARTE : LAST-MINUTE PUMPKIN POSSIBILITIES.			511
ALATORRE GOES BACK TO WORK, SAYS HE'S IN DRUG REHABILITATION.			557
AREA ACTIVIST HAILS DEAL FOR LIBRARIES; COUNTY OKS DEVELOPMENT HOME FEES.			445
ARREST HAS NORTHRIDGE SCRAMBLING.			716
BARKLEY ON THE BALL IN SHOOT-'EM-UP `VIP' APPEARANCE.			462
BASKIN-ROBBINS BANDIT SOUGHT; MAN MATCHING DESCRIPTION ROBS VENTURA PIZZA SHOP.			359
BIDDER REDUCES OFFER FOR NEWHALL COMPANY.			248
BLOCK MAY LOSE SOME FUNCTIONS, NEUROLOGISTS SAY; LOCATION OF BLOOD CLOT CRITICAL.			601
BRIEFLY : $1 MILLION PROVIDED FOR SAFETY PROJECTS.			67
BRIEFLY : ARENA KEEPS PROMISE, DUMPS U.S. VETERANS.			470
BRIEFLY : GOVERNMENTS APPLY FOR AREA TRANSIT ZONE.			595
BRIEFLY : GUARD'S DEATH NOT SHOOTING, COPS SAY.			201
BRIEFLY : HALLOWEEN BENEFIT TO ASSIST KIDS.			112
CAN VALENCIA DO THE IMPOSSIBLE?			452
CANDIDATES DESCRIBE GOALS FOR MOJAVE SCHOOL DISTRICT.			1665
CARR, CROWE FIGHT TO MAKE THEIR POINT.			332
CHARTER PANEL MAY COUNTER HH.			214
CLU NOTEBOOK: CLU IS PLEASED WITH CROSS COUNTRY MEET.			579
CONTENT ON FRINGE.			1420
CORONER DOES LIVELY GIFT BUSINESS; TOE-TAG KEY CHAINS, BODY BAGS READY FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE IT ALL.			530
CROSS COUNTRY: CAL LUTHERAN FEELS LIKE HOME TO RUNNER CRANE : SHE'S HAPPY AFTER TRANSFER FROM PACIFIC.			718
CSUN COACH BUSTED; NORTHRIDGE MAN INDICTED IN CRACK COCAINE RING.			1013
CSUN NOTEBOOK: BLUE SUSPENDED FOR ONE GAME.			374
DODGERS, SHAW WORKING ON NEW MULTIYEAR DEAL.			295
DON'T LET FACTIONS OUST JUDGES OVER SINGLE DECISION.		Editorial	566
DUCKS NOTEBOOK: GOALIE RANFORD HURT IN SCRAMBLE.			362
EARTH SHIFT MAY PUT SQUEEZE ON PASADENA.			413
EDITORIAL : FRIEND OR FOE? ROLE OF LAPD WATCHDOG BEARS SCRUTINY.		Editorial	343
EDITORIAL : FRIENDLY FREEWAY.		Editorial	157
EDITORIAL : SCHOOL REFORM UNDER FIRE.		Editorial	298
FIREFIGHTING CHOPPER GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE; L.A. COUNTY TO KEEP CRAFT IN ARSENAL THROUGH NOV. 29.			337
FLOATING CLASSROOM; CSUN FISHERY-SCIENCE PROGRAM NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES.			619
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	39
FRIDAY FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: THINGS HAVE CHANGED IN THE GOLDEN LEAGUE : NO. 8 LITTLEROCK (2-0, 7-0) AT NO. 7 LANCASTER (2-0, 6-1).			671
GENTLEMEN, START YOUR GRUMBLING.			1247
GODSPEED, JOHN GLENN; SENATOR GOING BACK IN SPACE AT AGE OF 77.			1688
GOING FOR THE GREEN; GOLF CLUB MAKERS HOPE NEW BALLS CAN TURN AROUND A DISMAL YEAR.			751
GRIMSON HITS FIRST DOUBLE; DUCKS WIN BEFORE SMALLEST CROWD EVER : DUCKS 5, TAMPA BAY 3.			412
GROUP RESCUES MUSTANGS, SAVES THEM FROM SLAUGHTER.			519
HOW DO YOU SPELL FEMINISM?; FOR TV AND MOVIES, IT'S W-I-T-C-H-C-R-A-F-T.			1488
IF THE SHOE FITS . . . IT'S PROBABLY YOURS; PUPILS GIVE PROVERBS A NEW TWIST.			684
IN BRIEF.			258
INTERNET STOCK STING REVEALED; ONLINE FRAUD INVESTIGATED.			228
JUDGE PUTS SCHOOL PLAN ON HOLD; STORE CONVERSION HALTED.			524
KINGS GET COACH'S MESSAGE : KINGS 4, NEW JERSEY 0.			732
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FTOREK EXPRESSES NO BITTERNESS.			562
L.A. GETS FOOTBALL TEAM, SORT OF.			371
LABOR PANEL REJECTS UFW'S CHALLENGE OF VOTE ON UNION.			325
MARINE UNIT HEADED TO EDWARDS; HELICOPTER TEAM WILL RELOCATE FROM EL TORO BASE.			433
MAYOR SEEKS WAY AROUND WAGE RULE.			385
MICROSOFT, AT&T RATED TOPS AS ONLINE SERVICE PROVIDERS.			224
MOORPARK DROPS SPECIAL CITY MEETING ON BUDGET.			380
NEW BEGINNING ENDS IN TRAGEDY; SLAIN STUDENT HAD REDEDICATED SELF TO SCHOOL, ARMY.			869
NEWHALL DOCTOR GETS PROBATION IN BANKRUPTCY CASE.			223
NEWS LITE : FRANK GIFFORD SEES IMPROVED MARRIAGE.			992
NO-VEMBER; TEMPERS FLARE AS NBA LOCKOUT CANCELS FIRST MONTH.			696
NOTES: BEGINNER ROLLER HOCKEY CLINIC SET FOR NEXT MONTH.			368
OBITUARY : ANITA THERESE LAFERRIERE.		Obituary	80
ONE ROUTE AT A TIME; USC, SOWARD MUST FOCUS ON THE PRESENT.			995
OUTPOST.			572
OWNERS: L.A. MADE UP GROUND.			879
PANEL OKS NOHO RELIEF.			388
PORT HUENEME OFFICIAL WANTS FELINE TOSSED OUT OF CITY HALL.			254
PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON BEING BLAMED FOR SOCIETY'S FAILURES.		Editorial	1656
SPOOKY GATHERINGS SCHEDULED; HALLOWEEN EVENTS SET AT SITES ACROSS VENTURA COUNTY.			841
STATE BEGINS PROMOTING STORM AWARENESS.			591
STUDENT'S ART WARNS OF DANGERS.			429
STUDENTS OFF TO SEE GLENN MAKE HISTORY.			363
SURVEY REVEALS GENDER BIAS AT SALONS, CLEANERS.		Statistical Data Included	1203
TEENS TURN CAMERA'S EYE ON MEASURES.			536
THE BUZZ.			314
THE DAY IN PREPS: GRANADA HILLS SHOWS WHO'S BOSS IN NORTHWEST VALLEY.			243
THE FEATHERS ARE FLYING ALREADY.			247
THIS IS HISTORY, BABY, FOR ALL IT'S WORTH.			687
TOP OF THE LINEUP : LOCAL.			117
TROJANS HOPING TO LAND BIG MAN.			217
TWO HELD IN PUMPKIN THEFTS; SUSPECTS TOSSED EVIDENCE OUT OF CARS DURING OJAI POLICE CHASE.			403
UCLA COUNCIL CAN BE MORALE BOOSTER.			819
UCLA NOTEBOOK: CAL PRANKSTERS BRANCH OUT.			450
UNITED WAY SAYS PLEDGE GOAL IN SIGHT.			520
USC NOTEBOOK: TROJANS HOPING TO UNCROSS SIGNALS.			453
VOLLEYBALL BEAT.		Statistical Data Included	1230
VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: CLOSE RACE IN GOLDEN : PALMDALE IS IN GOOD POSITION.			525
VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: FOOTHILL TITLE UP FOR GRABS : HART, SAUGUS AND CANYON ARE ALL 5-2 AND OPTIMISTIC.			603
VOLLEYBALL: ARNOLD PUSHES TEAMMATES TO BE LIKE HER.			584
VOLLEYBALL: ROYAL HIGH ATHLETES WINNING IN CLASSROOM.			526
WANTED TEEN HELD IN FATAL SHOOTING; STUDENT IN TROUBLE BEFORE, OFFICIALS SAY.			293
WATER SAFETY QUESTION SURFACES.			956
WELLPOINT SAYS PROFITS ROSE 20%.			170
WOMAN ROBBED, SHOT IN APARTMENT.			322
ZEANAH FOE BACK ON ATTACK; CANDIDATE DEL CAMPO TARGET OF LEDERER-FUNDED FLIER.			636