Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 4, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'98 TROJANS ARE HOOKED ON A FEELING.			736
A HIT MAN NEXT DOOR? MURDER-FOR-HIRE SUSPECT LED DOUBLE LIFE.			1222
A LITTLE CIVILITY IN ORDER AT T.O. COUNCIL MEETINGS.			642
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			354
AUTHENTIC SOCCER MOM BRINGS GRIT, EXPERIENCE TO COLLEGE TEAM.			1236
BARBECUE ENTHUSIASTS WILL SHARE FOOD, FOND MEMORIES.			702
BASKETBALL.			77
BILINGUAL PLAN GETS MIXED MARKS; ONE MONTH INTO TERM, FIGHT OVER PROP. 227 YET RAGING.			1683
BRADLEY USHERED IN A NEW ERA.			500
BRADLEY VIEWING SET TODAY; FORMER MAYOR WILL LIE IN STATE.			272
BRIEFLY : AGASSI ADVANCES TO SLAM CUP FINAL.			545
BRIEFLY : EXTENDED HOURS SET TO REGISTER VOTERS.			438
BRIEFLY : MAYWEATHER TAKES BELT FROM HERNANDEZ.			547
BRUINS DEFENSE INOFFENSIVE.			859
BUSINESS EXPO CASHES IN; ANNUAL SCV EVENT PROVIDES SHOWCASE FOR AREA COMMERCE.			391
CANDIDATES PURSUE T.O. VOTE; CAMPAIGNS PICK UP SPEED AS ELECTION NEARS.			819
CELEBRITIES DRAWING LINE AGAINST FAKE AUTOGRAPHS.			1188
CHARITY CHRISTMAS SALE GETS EARLY JUMP.			495
CLEAN-UP PROJECTS WILL SPRUCE A.V. LOCATIONS.			328
CLINTON MERITS FULL HOUSE REBUKE.			1103
COC, EAST L.A. TIE IN REGULATION.			493
COUNTY CENTER PROVIDES BOOST TO SMALL CONCERNS.			355
CSUN DOMINATES AGAIN; MATADORS IMPRESSIVE; MONTANA TEST IS NEXT : CSUN 44 SO. UTAH 17.			1393
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : ENRIQUE BONILLA.			565
DINING BEAT : AUTOBISTRO GETS IN GEAR.			370
DINING DEALS : FOR THE HORSEY CROWD.			315
DUCKS' KARIYA ON PINS AND NEEDLES; ACUPUNCTURE PROVIDES THE ANTIDOTE FOR HEADACHES.			838
DUO TURN THOUGHTS INTO ACTION TO HELP THE HOMELESS.			631
EDITORIAL : DON'T DELAY, REGISTER TODAY; VOTING IS NOT ONLY A RIGHT BUT A RESPONSIBILITY.		Editorial	185
EDITORIAL : GENE AUTRY.		Editorial	189
EDITORIAL : LEARN'S LESSONS; EDUCATIONAL REFORM PROGRAM PROVES IT WORKS IN SOME CASES, BUT IT'S NOT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT'S SAVIOR.		Editorial	417
FAMILIES SOUGHT FOR FOSTER KIDS.			589
FIRE DEPRIVES GOLFERS OF PUTTER BUGGIES.			492
FOOD BANK PLANS SIX MORE SITES FOR YOUTHS IN COUNTY.			422
FOR PIONEER, IT'S TIME TO BUILD THE WORLD'S SLOWEST COMPUTER.			782
FOR UCLA, DEFENSE IS GOOD ENOUGH.			423
FORD URGES CLINTON REBUKE; FORMER PRESIDENT SUGGESTS PUNISHMENT.			1096
FRESHMAN PALMER STARS IN LATE SHOW; QUARTERBACK LEADS USC PAST ASU : USC 35 ASU 24.			1023
GALAXY EXPECTS TO FEEL BURN; DALLAS OUT TO AVENGE BLOWOUT LOSS TO L.A.			321
GLENDALE MAGNET SCHOOL GIVES LESSONS USING LATEST TECHNOLOGY.			1033
HELPING - A PENNY AT A TIME; KIDS GATHER COINS TO FIX PLAYGROUND.			635
HONORING ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI; ANIMAL LOVERS GALORE TURN OUT FOR BLESSING.			589
INMATES' SUIT SAYS WATER IS POLLUTED.			773
JUDGE REFUSES TO DROP CHARGE.			368
JUNIOR COLLEGES: MOORPARK STUNS BAKERSFIELD.			392
KINGS VS. VANCOUVER.			100
LOOK! UP IN THE SKY! AIR SHOW DEMONSTRATES MILITARY MUSCLE.			362
LOOKING FOR AHMANS IN NYSE? TRY WA MUTL ON NASDAQ.			319
MAN STABBED DURING TRUCK THEFT.			233
MANAGING THE MANURE; SEX SCANDAL'S INFO GLUT LETS PUBLIC DO ITS OWN THINKING.			698
MATADORS: INJURIES RESULT OF DIRTY TACTICS.			455
MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS GOING STRONG IN L.A. REGION.			607
MONEY MATTERS: THE MOST EGREGIOUS CAMPAIGN FINANCIAL ABUSES TAKE PLACE NOT IN WASHINGTON, D.C., BUT IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD.			743
NEW CENTER LETS TEENS R.O.C.K. OUT.			441
NEWS LITE : SCHIFFER DEPARTING FASHION RUNWAYS.			829
NEWS LITE : SCHIFFER LEAVES MODELING BEHIND.			1095
NEXT UP: PANEL'S VOTE ON CLINTON : NEW EVIDENCE SHEDS MORE LIGHT ON SCANDAL.			928
O'BRIEN TRADES HOOPS FOR SCOOPS.			979
ONE PERSON DIES AFTER VEHICLE HITS LIGHT POLE.			124
PALMER KEYS COMEBACK.			456
PARENTING : ADHD LABEL DOESN'T FIT EVERY CHILD WHO'S OVERACTIVE.			617
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE: PARENTS DO ALL THEY CAN, THEN JUST HOPE FOR BEST.			639
PIERCE WINS TO END DROUGHT AT 31 : PIERCE 34 COMPTON 28.			476
POLITICS RISKIER THAN MARKET FOR SOCIAL SECURITY.			904
PREP FOOTBALL: WOLVERINES REMAIN UNBEATEN.			412
PUBLIC FORUM : U.S. TALKS OF MORALITY, PRACTICES HYPOCRISY.		Editorial	1597
REMEMBERING BRADLEY: BRADLEY'S NAIVETE OFTEN VALUABLE ASSET.			1136
RIORDAN BACKS GOP CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR.			305
RIVALS VIE FOR POLITICAL MIDDLE GROUND; SHERMAN, HOFFMAN TARGET SWING VOTERS FOR HOUSE.			1038
ROUNDUP: MILITARY TRIES TO TURN THE TABLES.			525
SIMI CAMPAIGN TAKES FORM; CANDIDATES POUND PAVEMENT, TAKE TO THE AIR.			1043
SOAP OPERA TRAUMAS CHALLENGE 7-YEAR-OLD ACTRESS.			720
STRAW'S BUDDY STILL HERE FOR HIM.			2064
TEEN TACKLES TOURNAMENT OF ROSES RULE.			274
THE 100-YEAR CONUNDRUM; MORE PEOPLE ARE LIVING PAST THE CENTURY MARK, BUT IS LONGEVITY WORTH IT?		Statistical Data Included	4768
THE IRONY (AND UNKNOWN FATE) OF `DESMOND PFEIFFER'.			807
THE REEL COWBOYS; FORMER BAD GUYS KEEP WEST'S WILD IMAGE ALIVE.			813
TIPOFF : LUNGREN RAISES GOP HACKLES OVER HIS TACTICS.			607
TWENTY MULE TEAM DAYS PARADE; TOWN CHEERS LIVING SYMBOLS OF ITS HISTORY.			372
UCLA LEARNS LESSON; FOCUSED BRUINS DOMINATE WSU : UCLA 49 WSU 17.			1293
VOLUNTEERS WILL WORK TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.			712
WALL STREET'S HIGHS AND LOWS; THIRD-QUARTER RESULTS GUT-CHURNING AFTER YEARS OF BULL MARKET.			3463
WILD CARDS DEALT OUT OF PLAYOFFS; MASTERFUL MADDUX ENDS CHICAGO'S DREAM SEASON: ATLANTA 6 CHICAGO 2.			710
WILD CARDS TURN OUT TO BE JOKERS : CLEVELAND 2 BOSTON 1.			632
WILD CARDS TURN OUT TO BE JOKERS; MASTERFUL MADDUX ENDS CHICAGO'S DREAM SEASON: ATLANTA 6 CHICAGO 2.			580