Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 24, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'TIS THE NEWSMAGAZINE SEASON.		Statistical Data Included	308
`GWTW': FRANKLY DAZZLING.			640
A MCLACHLAN GROUP HUG; '98 BRINGS BIGGER, FRIENDLIER LILITH FAIR.			1237
ACTIVIST GRADUATES TO COLLEGE PANEL; VALLEY RESIDENT JOINS BOARD IN MIDST OF BREAKUP MOVES.			604
AGAIN, NO RELIEF; DODGERS BULLPEN CAN'T HOLD LEAD AS ANGELS WIN 20TH IN LAST 23 : ANGELS 6, DODGERS 4.			907
ASIA TRADE CONFERENCE POINTS TO OPTIMISM; OPPORTUNITIES EXIST IN AREA, GROUP SAYS.			374
AUNT, UNCLE FACE MURDER CHARGES IN GIRL'S DEATH.			296
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: GREENE MIGHT NOT HAVE SURGERY.			376
BILL TO UPGRADE BASE FACILITIES CLEARS HOUSE.			462
BOY TO JOIN DODGERS GROUNDS CREW.			520
BRIEFLY : 2 SYLMAR BROTHERS INJURED IN CAR CRASH.			429
BRIEFLY : COUNTY OKS RAISING LINK FEES FOR GOLFERS.			547
BRIEFLY : CSU OPEN HOUSE SET IN CAMARILLO.			255
BRIEFLY : VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO HELP PATIENTS.			178
BRIEFLY : WILKENS MAKES WAY INTO THE HALL AGAIN.			420
BUDGET MARKED BY NEW SPENDING; BOOM IN REAL ESTATE MARKET FAVORS VENTURA COUNTY COFFERS.			509
BUTTER PRICE WON'T BITE CHEESECAKE FACTORY.			217
BUTTERFAT CRISIS COULD CREAM CONSUMERS.		Statistical Data Included	389
CANINE CO-STAR ENJOYS WAGS-TO-RICHES CAREER.			734
CASTAIC LEADS LONG LIST OF SPORTS CLINICS.			106
CITY PANEL ENDORSES HOME PLAN; ADDITIONAL 632 UNITS BACKED FOR PROJECT.			425
CITY STAFFERS GETTING 4% PAY RAISE; 3 MORE DEPARTMENT HEADS SET TO MAKE $100,000-PLUS SALARIES.			467
CLASS REDUCTION MADE GAINS; STATE REPORT HAILS PROGRESS BY SCHOOLS.		Statistical Data Included	461
COOK'S CORNER : EASY PORK-CHOP VARIATION.		Recipe	383
COUNTY GRANT KEEPS MISSION COLLEGE JOB-CENTER OPEN.			323
DIGITAL L.A. : SHORTAGE OF OUTLETS CARRYING DVD MOVIES CREATES NICHE.			719
DISNEY BRINGING ABC OUT WEST; NEW YORK STAFFERS MOVING TO STUDIO LOT.			395
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: LASORDA SAYS TENURE TO DEPEND ON FACTORS.			598
DRIFTING IN HIGH SCHOOL MAY END; PROPOSED POLICY CALLS FOR PROGRESS OR PENALTY.			546
EDITORIAL : THE JOKE'S ON L.A.; BURBANK DOES IT BETTER THAN ITS GIANT NEIGHBOR.		Editorial	351
EDITORIAL : UNFAIR PUNISHMENT; SUPREME COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF TARZANA MAN.		Editorial	465
EL NINO MOISTURE CUTS FIRE RISK.			429
EXPRESS LANE.		Recipe	567
F-22 TESTS LAG BADLY; PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY.			274
FIRST-ROUND NBA MOCK DRAFT.			707
FORMER STUDENTS OF CV HIGH CHOIR TEACHER SOUGHT FOR TRIBUTE.			170
GROUP OPPOSES BRIDGE'S SIZE AS HARMFUL TO AREA.			447
HIGH DESERT ALL-STAR GAME: MOBLEY FINDS HIS SHOWCASE : A.V. QUARTERBACK IN ALL-STAR GAME.			787
HIGH DESERT ALL-STAR GAME: NOT SHORT ON DESIRE, LITTLEROCK'S COMBS GET HIS DUE AS ALL-STAR.			526
HINE, SKIP AWAY SET FOR TRIP.			450
HIV TAKING HUGE TOLL IN AFRICA.		Statistical Data Included	523
IN BRIEF.			291
JETHAWKS BLAST NEMESIS TOKARSE : JETHAWKS 10, LAKE ELSINORE 3.			424
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS' AYALA HAS GOOD REASON TO BE EXCITED.			961
L.A. BRIEFS : COUNCIL PANEL CALLS FOR AIRPORTS AUDIT.			317
L.A. COUNTY NOT LIABLE IN GUN DEATH.			185
LA NINA EXPECTED TO BRING DRY WINTER.			556
LAKERS ARE TALK OF DRAFT; REPORTS SAY TEAM TRYING TO SWING DEAL.			697
LAND MEASURE SURVIVES IN NARROW VOTE.			477
LAPD TRYING TO TRIM LOSSES; LAWSUITS SPUR GUIDELINE EFFORT.			346
LAUSD ASKS WHISTLE-BLOWER TO QUIT; SCHOOL BUILT ON TOXIC SITE, STATE LAWMAKERS TOLD.			511
LEAVING HER MARK; ARTIST DISCOVERS NICHE IN SILK-SCARF PAINTING.			412
LOCAL HOPEFULS.			393
LOCAL PLANT CITED FOR ODOR PROBLEM.			456
LOTS OF FUN PLANNED AT SUMMERFEST.			642
MAN LOST FOR DAYS BEFORE HIS RESCUE.			267
NBA NOTEBOOK: TRADE RUMORS ABOUND.			1114
NEWS & NOTES : `NYPD BLUE' CREATOR REVEALS PLANS FOR SMITS' REPLACEMENT.			399
NEWS LITE : FRIARS CLUB COOKING UP PLANS FOR 1ST TV ROAST.			899
NO ASIAN $ FLU FOR US; SOUTHLAND ECONOMY CALLED STRONG, HEALTHY.			779
NORWAY'S COMEBACK SHOCKS MOROCCANS : NORWAY 2, BRAZIL 1.			556
NOTEBOOK: WOULD YOU CARE TO STEP OUTSIDE?			571
NOTES: MOORPARK COACH MILBURN OFFERS YOUTH BASKETBALL CAMP.			323
NOW IT'S LASORDA'S TURN TO DEAL.			884
O'SULLIVAN, 87, JANE IN TARZAN FILM SERIES.		Obituary	547
OBITUARY : EMMETT CECIL EDWARDS.		Obituary	85
ON THE RIGHT TRACK; METROLINK DETAIL NABS SCOFFLAWS.		Statistical Data Included	521
OXNARD'S VARGAS KNOCKS OUT STEPHENS.			138
PALMDALE CELEBRATION TO OPEN PARK SQUARE.			409
PARENTS ANGERED BY LAUSD'S APPOINTMENT OF PRINCIPAL.			879
PAYING FOR POPULARITY; THEFT INSURANCE COSTLY FOR CARS CROOKS COVET.			500
PUBLIC FORUM : DAILY NEWS POLL REBUTS FOE OF CAR-TAX CUT.		Editorial	1617
RAINBOW FLAGS PROMPT COMPLAINTS OF GAY THEME.			441
RED CROSS CALLING FOR BLOOD; CENTERS DOWN TO 10% OF RESERVES.			554
RESIDENTS OF VAN NUYS TO SET LOCAL PRIORITIES.			223
SITCOM NOVICE GRIFFITH GETS OVER FEAR OF LIVE AUDIENCE.			754
SOFTBALL: OLESON QUICK TO IMPRESS STEALTH : AGOURA PLAYER SHOWGREAT SPEED, DEFENSE.			595
SPARKS VS. CHARLOTTE.			116
STEALTH TEAM STARTS ANOTHER TITLE QUEST.			714
STEINBERG OF VAN NUYS LEADS QUALIFIERS GOING INTO MATCH PLAY.			175
STUDENTS TO GET BANQUET DESPITE CHARITABLE ACT.			574
TAKASUGI IN STABLE CONDITION AFTER EMERGENCY ANGIOPLASTY.			266
TESTIMONY STARTS IN TORTURE-MURDER TRIAL.			304
VANDALS PULL GUN ON MAN IN PALMDALE.			375
VENTURA COUNTY SWAT TEAM WORKS TO KILL DISEASE-CARRYING MOSQUITOES.			437
YOUTH TENNIS: RETTENMAIER FACING A TALL CHALLENGE : ONLY 14, HE'LL MEET OLDER, BIGGER PLAYERS IN JUNIOR TOURNAMENT.			685
YOUTH TENNIS: SIMI VALLEY'S BAYANI TRIES TO BATTLE BACK.			600