Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 3, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'HAWKS ARE OUT; MAVERICKS ADVANCE WITH WIN : HIGH DESERT 8, JETHAWKS 4.			338
`QUITE AMAZING' MCGWIRE HAS 59 AFTER HITTING 2 MORE : ST. LOUIS 14, FLORIDA 4.		Statistical Data Included	497
1998 NFL TEAM-BY-TEAM PREVIEWS --- AFC EAST.			955
2 HELD ON SUSPICION OF TEEN-AGER'S RAPE.			261
A LA CARTE : SOFT-SHELL CRAB STILL IN SEASON.			698
ADULT MAGAZINE PUBLISHER PLANS TO MOVE.			338
AFTRA STICKING UP FOR BRUCE AFTER RADIO HOST'S FIRING BY KFI.			192
AILING MGM CUTS 80 STUDIO WORKERS.			162
AIR TOWER FAULTED; CONTROLLERS UNION BLAMES LOW STAFFING FOR NEAR COLLISION.			488
AN INVITATION TO DRESS UP.			1154
ANGELS END TRIP ON HIGH NOTE : ANGELS 13, CLEVELAND 5.			502
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ERSTAD INJURES HAMSTRING.			502
ARMEY HITS HUSTINGS FOR HOFFMAN; HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER ASSISTS IN GOP BID TO BEAT SHERMAN.			530
AVC FOOTBALL: THESE PLAYERS COULD FIND STEADY JOBS AT AVC.			628
BASEBALL TEAM SEEKING HOME FIELD FOR NEXT SEASON.			398
BRIEFLY : REPORT: KATZENMOYER ACADEMICALLY ELIGIBLE.			440
BRIEFLY : VALLEY VOTE TO END DRIVE BY SEPT. 30.			441
BURLESON UNHAPPY WITH SMALL TURNOUT.			799
CAL LUTHERAN SCHOOL YEAR STARTS; ENROLLMENT HIGHER.			347
CAMPUSES TRY TO COPE WITH HEAT AS CLASSES START.			434
CHILD PORN RAID TARGETS HOME IN CANOGA PARK; COMPUTERS, SOFTWARE CONFISCATED.			469
CITY MAY ADD 911 ALTERNATE; LINE PROPOSED FOR NON-EMERGENCIES.			472
COACHES' VOTES NEED TO GO PUBLIC.			1302
COLLEGE FOOTBALL '98: AN INSIDER`S GUIDE.			1143
COTTONING TO TROUT; LAKES O' GOLDENS REOPEN TO ANGLERS.			1366
CSUN NOTEBOOK: NEW TRIO BOLSTERS LINEUP : DIV. I-A CASTOFFS SHOULD START SOON.			312
DEPUTIES ARREST 2 AFTER DEVICE REVEALS POSITION.			126
DISTRICT SETTLES WITH FIRMS ON SCHOOL PROJECTS.			350
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: COULD IT BE ADIEU TO VERO BEACH?			486
EAGLE EYES; GOLDEN RISES ABOVE TRAGEDY.			695
EDITORIAL : COSTLY CATCH-UP; MASSIVE NEED FOR REMEDIAL INSTRUCTION AT CSUN IS AN INDICTMENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.		Editorial	418
EDITORIAL : MISSILE RATTLING; NORTH KOREA IS UP TO ITS OLD TRICKS.		Editorial	368
FAMILY HAS FUN IN FOUR PARTS; COUPLE, KIDS SHARE JOY IN BARBERSHOP MUSIC GROUPS.			572
FEDERAL TRIAL BEGINS FOR OXNARD OFFICER.			314
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: CAMARILLO IS LOOKING FOR FRESH START IN NEW LEAGUE.			425
FOR `ER'S' MARTIN, A SELF-TAUGHT LESSON IN DETERMINATION.			441
FRESHMAN MAKES STRONG PUSH FOR PLAYING TIME.			604
FUNDING FOR A.V. PROJECTS AWAITS WILSON'S APPROVAL.			350
GALAXY EASILY DEFEATS BURN : GALAXY 3, DALLAS 0.			263
GETTING CARS SLOWED DOWN A LONG, BUMPY RIDE.			772
GLORY DAYS: BRUINS AND TROJANS HOPE THEY HAVE THE COACHES TO LEAD THEM TO NATIONAL PROMINENCE : HACKETT TRIES TO RESTORE USC MYSTIQUE.			1205
GLORY DAYS: BRUINS AND TROJANS HOPE THEY HAVE THE COACHES TO LEAD THEM TO NATIONAL PROMINENCE : TOLEDO'S TIMING PERFECT THUS FAR.			1412
HACKETT IS KEY TO USC.			1700
HAZARDOUS-MATERIAL SCARE CLEARS NOHO NEIGHBORHOOD.			325
HOME VALUES AT HIGH FOR '90S.		Statistical Data Included	614
HOW DO YOU SPELL RELIEF? R-A-I-N!; FREAK STORM WHIPS TWO COUNTIES WITH LIGHTNING, WINDS.			1137
IN BRIEF.			287
JETLINER CRASHES OFF NOVA SCOTIA; 228 ABOARD FLIGHT FROM N.Y.			900
L.A. ADDS MATERIAL TO OFFICIAL WEB SITE.			182
L.A. TERM LIMITS GET ATTENTION; CHARTER REFORMERS CONSIDER EXTENSION.			503
LAUSD TO LAUNCH SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY PLAN.			1252
LAWMAKER'S HUSBAND FACES JAIL; MAN GUILTY IN THEFT OF JEWELRY.			402
LITTON SAYS INCOME UP.			187
MACHINES DISPENSING POOR WATER.			703
MAN HELD IN BITING OF DEPUTIES.			252
MAN, HIS FAMILY HELD AFTER YOUTH BEATEN.			289
MEYSAN: BEAUTY MINUS CROWDS.			943
MOORPARK COLLEGE FOOTBALL: BITTNER STILL LOVES GAME : COACH WON'T SLOW DOWN.			722
MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: RAIDERS SOCCER TEAM HAS NEW LOOK FROM '97.			499
NEW BREAST CANCER HOPE; FDA PANEL BACKS DRUGS TO PREVENT, ATTACK DISEASE.			1146
NEWS LITE : STRIKE WON'T GROUND ACTOR-CUM-ROCK STAR.			874
NO STAR, BUT LOTS OF SIZZLE; SUMMER POSTS TICKET RECORD WITHOUT BLOCKBUSTER.			1094
NORTHWEST LAYS OFF THOUSANDS.			417
OBITUARY : VESTIA W. BOWLING.		Obituary	70
OFFICERS HONORED FOR DRUG ARREST.			434
OLD FRIENDSHIP HELPS COGSWELL PICK CANYONS.			386
OLD STORY, NEW SPIN; CSUN PLAYERS TAKE TO NEW COACH.			1910
ON THE RIGHT TRACK; CANYONS FIGURES TO BE CONTENDER.			587
OUTPOST.			626
PEREZ TOSSES TWO-HITTER; FOR ONCE, DODGERS GIVE HIM OFFENSE : DODGERS 6, PHILADELPHIA 0.			699
PLANNING COMMISSION TO REVIEW COUNTRY CLUB'S EFFORTS.			623
POLI-DIXON'S SIMILARITIES STOKE BRUINS.			576
PUBLIC FORUM : IF PRESIDENT CAN LIE, WHY CAN'T ALL OF US?		Editorial	1189
QUARTERBACK JOBS STILL OPEN.			590
QUARTERBACKS BEWARE: IT'S YEAR OF DEFENSIVE LINEMAN.			820
RANCH, ROAD ATHLETES; FARMERS, TRUCK DRIVERS TO RACE CLOCK AT FAIR.			952
SAD BRUSH WITH MORTALITY FOR ABERCROMBIE; CSUN PLAYER LIVES WITH REMINDERS OF LOST FRIEND.			893
SANTA CLARITA GUIDE BIG HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS.			442
SANTA CLARITA TRANSIT TO LEASE SITE FOR CITY VEHICLES.			318
SCHOOL BELLS RING IN YEAR; CONEJO CAMPUSES GREET KIDS.			549
SCHOOL GRIEVES FOR GIRL; COUNSELORS ASSIST AS PUPILS MOURN FRIEND.			593
SMALL INVESTORS AVOID PANIC BUTTON.		Statistical Data Included	706
SNYDER CONVICTION REVERSED; JUDICIAL PANEL'S FINDING MEANS EX-COUNCILMAN WILL BE SPARED JAIL TIME, FINES.			536
STORMY START TO DOVE HUNTS.			940
TENNIS PREVIEW: LANCASTER AIMS HIGH THIS YEAR.			392
TOP OF THE LINEUP : JURISPRUDENCE.			209
TRUE BRIT; A LOVE OF MUSICALS BRINGS REDGRAVE, STEWART TO BOWL.			973
USC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE PUT HIS WEIGHT INTO GAME.			438
VOLUNTEERS WITH BROOM MAKE GUTTER, WORLD BRIGHTER.		Editorial	489
WEST STAYING WITH LAKERS; CONTRACT EXTENSION EXPECTED TO STRETCH FOUR TO FIVE YEARS.			532
WILL IT BE ROSE BOWL OR EL PASO FOR BRUINS?			1727
WITH FIESTA, ROSE BOWL IS NOT QUITE AS SWEET.			758