Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 19, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] CHAVEZ HITS, THEN QUITS; DE LA HOYA WINS ON TKO AFTER SAVAGE EIGHTH ROUND.			702
ANGELS BEATEN IN THE 12TH : SEATTLE 5, ANGELS 3.			241
ANGELS BEATEN IN THE 12TH : SEATTLE 5, ANGELS 3.			598
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: FINLEY STILL ACE, COLLINS INSISTS.			557
AT CANYON, MORE IS DEFINITELY MERRIER.			950
BARGAINS : USED LITTLE, REDUCED A LOT.			631
BEAVERS EYE THE UPSET.			540
BIKERS PLAN FUND DRIVE FOR BOY, 12; GROUPS ENLIST TO AID CHILD'S CANCER BATTLE.			440
BRIEFLY : BARR LEADS IN B.C. OPEN.			540
BRIEFLY : BUS HITS BOY RIDING BIKE IN CROSSWALK.			576
CHAVEZ HITS, THEN QUITS; DE LA HOYA WINS ON TKO AFTER SAVAGE EIGHTH ROUND.			717
CHILD CUSTODY BATTLE SNARES BASKETBALL PLAYER IN WNBA.			584
CHRYSLER SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE DAIMLER DEAL.			201
CITY SECTION ROUNDUP: CHATSWORTH BREEZES.			1048
CITY TO PAY DRIVER'S LEGAL FEES.			531
COC PREVIEW: CANYONS TAKES 1-0 MARK TO ANTELOPE VALLEY.			480
COUNTRY FAIR PLANNED IN AGUA DULCE.			174
COURT REJECTS BIAS CLAIM; JURISTS RULE JUDGES' BACKING OF PROSECUTOR MERELY POOR DECISION.			314
COURT REVIVES LIBEL SUIT BY `KATO' KAELIN.			207
CRESENTA VALLEY WELCOMES BACK RIVALRY : C.V. 28, ST. FRANCIS 14.			471
CRESPI WINS WITH RUNNING ATTACK BY COMMITTEE, TOUGH DEFENSE : CRESPI 22, Q.H. 8.			509
CSUN'S BARNES BLOCKS OUT PAIN.			900
DARKSTAR, B-2, U-2 GET MORE MONEY; PALMDALE PROJECTS SET FOR $137 MILLION HIKE.			615
DEFENSE DOES IT : GRANADA HILLS 17, ROYAL 7.			516
DIGITAL L.A. : LOST IN CYBERSPACE; SOME DVD MOVIES INCLUDE GAMES, SCRIPTS AND MORE.			1253
DISNEY SLUMP BENEFITS LOEWS.			295
DODGERS GO DOWN SWINGING : SAN FRANCISCO 4, DODGERS 3.			734
DODGERS GO DOWN SWINGING : SAN FRANCISCO 4, DODGERS 3.			628
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GEIVETT HIRED FOR SCOUTING.			399
DOSE OF LUCK CURES SICK PANTHERS : NEWBURY PARK 27, OXNARD 20.			518
EDWARDS ENTERS NEW AGE WITH HOOTIE VIDEO; AIRMEN TAKE LEAVE TO BE IN 1ST EVER ROCK MUSIC PRODUCTION AT THE AIR BASE.			401
EVERYBODY INTO THE POOL - NATURALLY; L.A. SPECIALTIES MAKING A SPLASH.			982
FLU BUG CAN'T FELL VAQUEROS.			259
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	32
GARDENING : GROWING YOUR OWN LITTLE SHOP, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ...			782
GOOD DEED; FIFTH-GRADER RETURNS POUCH WITH $300.			578
HARRIS POLL: RICO RULES : CSUN HAS BEST PROSPECT EVER.			732
HART OVERPOWERS THOUSAND OAKS : HART 42, T.O. 7.			426
HOG, SWEET HOG; HARLEY OWNERS GATHERING IN A.V.			673
HOME-CIRCUS EDGE TO BUCS.			740
HOT TIPS : FASHION SQUARE EXHIBIT COVERS HALF-CENTURY OF STYLES.			775
IN BRIEF.			285
INSIDE THE NUMBERS : DAILY NEWS TOP 10.		Statistical Data Included	486
JUDGE UPHOLDS BAIL FOR GENTRYS.			884
KINGSMEN MEET WHITTIER IN CONFERENCE OPENER.			460
L.A. TIMES RESTRUCTURE, CUTS COMING.			320
LAUSD STUDENTS ILL-PREPARED, PANELISTS SAY.			266
LAX REVAMPS SECURITY AFTER GUN INCIDENTS.			816
LOOKING BACK, '98 LOOKS SPECIAL INDEED.			682
MAN ROBS SIMI BANK BRANCH INSIDE BUSY VONS SUPERMARKET.			476
MAYOR PRESSES ROAD REVIEW; LAWMAKER SEEKS TO SPEED STUDY ON BORCHARD EXTENSION.			404
MCGWIRE HITS NO. 64 : ST. LOUIS 5, MILWAUKEE 2.		Statistical Data Included	349
MEDAL IMPRESSIONS; RUSSIAN CHAMP SHARES OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES.			709
MICOM MAY GET DOLLAR INCENTIVE TO KEEP COMPANY IN SIMI VALLEY.			442
MONDAY: THE TAPE : PANEL'S GOP MAJORITY VOTES TO RELEASE.			829
MOORPARK COLLEGE PREVIEW: RAIDERS JOIN FUN, FACE RIVAL VENTURA.			444
MUIR RUNS OUT OF OPTIONS IN LOPSIDED LOSS TO BISHOP : BISHOP AMAT 38, MUIR 0.			357
MURDER WITNESS DOESN'T DESERVE SUBSIDIZED EDUCATION.		Editorial	793
NEW FARMERS MARKET SET FOR OPENING.			199
NEWHALL TRAIN'S A-COMING; GROUND BROKEN FOR RAIL STATION.			465
NEWS LITE : `PSYCHO' CUTS OUT CRITICS; MEDIA WON'T GET REVIEW SCREENINGS.			1060
NOT A WIN, NOT A LOSS; PLAYERS FEEL NUMB AFTER TIE : ANTELOPE VALLEY 14, SYLMAR 14.			448
PACT PLEASES BLAKE; JOHNSON ALSO IN FOLD.			514
PUBLIC FORUM : COMPELLING WITNESSES TO INTERVENE DURING CRIMES IS HAZARDOUS.		Editorial	1749
RAIDS YIELD GUNS, SUSPECTS.			332
REAPING FINANCIAL SEEDS; COMPANY USES ONLINE FUND FINDER.			577
RED CROSS SET FOR BOWL-A-THON.			217
RIORDAN SEES BRUSH CUTTING AS URGENT NEED.			319
SACK-HAPPY ECR HOLDS OFF CHAMINADE : ECR 13, CHAMINADE 7.			306
SCHOOL BOARD WON'T REHIRE COACH; LETTER TO HART HIGH TEACHER SAYS WEIL'S RESIGNATION IS FINAL.			626
SCHOOLS TO HOLD KIDS BACK; NEW PROGRAMS END SOCIAL PROMOTION.			1108
SHOOTING CASE SPURS AREA SWEEP; THREE YOUTHS ARRESTED AS SUSPECTS LIST GROWS.			485
SIMI VALLEY PLANS TO PAY TO KEEP MICOM IN TOWN.			213
SMALL / JUNIOR COLLEGES: BANGED-UP PIERCE WILL TRY IT AGAIN.			558
SOUTHERN SECTION ROUNDUP: JONES, PERRY LEAD CANYON PAST HIGHLAND.			1645
SPECIAL KIDS DAYS; SIMI FAIR OPENS FREE TO AREA'S DISABLED YOUTHS.			595
THE DAY IN SPORTS: GLENDALE ROUTS L.B. MILLIKAN.			346
THEATER IN SPOTLIGHT; NOHO GROUP ASSAILS TROUPE'S REQUEST FOR LOAN.			659
TO BRUINS, WINLESS MEANS DANGEROUS.			875
TRUCKER DIES IN FREEWAY ROLLOVER.			410
TYSON'S FATE ON ROPES.			460
UNIVERSAL CHAIRMAN'S BONUS CUT; WEAK FILM GROSSES CAUSE SALARY DROP.			317
VALENCIA GOES TO OPTIONS.			346
VALLEY REPUBLICANS GIVE APPROVAL TO RELEASING OF VIDEO, MATERIALS.			434
VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP: CALABASAS GRINDS OAK PARK.			548
WESTLAKE BLOWS AWAY VENTURA : WESTLAKE 42, VENTURA 16.			354
WILSON APPROVES EARLY REFORM VOTE.			693
XYLAN SHARES TAKE BEATING; CALABASAS NETWORK HARDWARE MAKER SUFFERS 19 PERCENT LOSS.			604