Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 27, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
. . . AND BEST IN 2 VERY DIFFERENT MEN.			323
A MAJOR CONCERN; MICKELSON REMAINS THE BEST NOT TO WIN A BIG TOURNAMENT.			903
ALA CARTE: CHOPPED SALADS.			336
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: HOME RUN MAKES WILLIAMS AN UNLIKELY HERO.			548
ANTI-CRIME EFFORT AIMED AT THE YOUNG.			242
APPEAL FACES HURDLES; T.O. MAY CHALLENGE FINE FOR SEWAGE SPILL.			386
BASEBALL BRINGS OUT WORST . . .			893
BIKING INDOORS ISN'T CYCLING.			1076
BONNIE HITS N. CAROLINA HURRICANE STARTS CRAWL UP THE CAROLINA COAST.		Statistical Data Included	971
BOWLING: SMITH MAKING GRADE IN PBA TOUR QUEST.			696
BRIEFLY : 3.3 AFTERSHOCK JOLTS SAN FERNANDO VALLEY.			566
BRIEFLY : FORD FIRED BY BUCKS AFTER 2 LOSING YEARS.			469
BRIEFLY : GAS STATION PATRONS ROBBED BY GUNMAN.			91
BRIEFLY : INSURER DONATES CAR TO T.O. POLICE FORCE.			219
BRIEFLY : LAST CONCERT NEAR IN SUMMER SERIES.			230
BRIEFLY : TEEN WILL BE TRIED AS ADULT IN SLAYING.			254
CARE PAYS DIVIDENDS IN A.V.; GROUNDSKEEPER MAKES JETHAWKS DIAMOND SHINE.			834
CENTRAL EUROPE SEES BACKLASH.			334
CITY TAKES MIDDLE GROUND ON HOMES; NEGOTIATIONS ON WESTRIDGE TRACT TO CONTINUE.			419
COC SOCCER: CANYONS GOALIE HAS THE REINS.			372
DISNEY PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS FOR `INSPECTOR GADGET'.			751
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PEREZ X-RAY IS NEGATIVE.			663
DOGFIGHT LOSER SLASHED; KNIFE, RAZOR CUTS MAY HAVE BEEN PENALTY FOR GENTLENESS.			440
DRIVER'S STROKE LEADS TO 3-VEHICLE CRASH.			227
EDITORIAL : JUSTICE FOR THOUSAND OAKS; $2.3 MILLION PENALTY FOR SEWAGE SPILL IS AN EXERCISE IN OVERKILL.		Editorial	303
EDITORIAL : READ OUR LIPS; LAUSD NEVER LEARNS THE LESSON THAT KIDS COME FIRST.		Editorial	335
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	80
EIGHT-MAN FOOTBALL: SANTA CLARITA CHRISTIAN ENTERS THIS SEASON WITH AN OPEN MIND.			217
FEMA VIEWS PAYING CITY FOR LANDSLIDE REPAIR.			346
FLEXIBILITY SEEN IN BILINGUAL PROGRAM; MOORPARK SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS ITS PLAN CONFORMS TO STATE LAW.			495
FOOTBALL PREVIEW; AV LOOKING FOR QUICK START : ANTELOPES HAVE SPEED, BUT ALSO A TOUGH SLATE.			819
GOLF NOTEBOOK: GUIDING EYES BENEFIT TOURNEY RAISES $50,000.			495
GOVERNOR TO BACK SCHOOL BOND ISSUE.			180
GROUNDSKEEPER HONORED FOR MAKING DIAMOND SPARKLE.			431
GROUP TO INTENSIFY PROTEST AGAINST MTA.			571
HART, SANS JACOBS, STILL GOOD; BURBANK TEAMS WILL TEST INDIANS' LEAGUE STATUS.			575
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NOTES: TOUGH BAPTISM FOR A.V.			538
HORROR FOR HORSES; OPERATOR OF CHARITY FACES ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGES.			676
HOSPITAL TO THANK ITS DONORS.			572
HOUSE OF HISTORICAL REPUTE.			479
HULL DENIES QUOTES ON HITLER, BLACKS.			396
IN BRIEF.			260
JETHAWKS LOOSEN UP FOR VALDES : JETHAWKS 14, SAN BERNARDINO 9.			453
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: VALDES' APPEARANCE WON'T FAZE JETHAWKS.			913
JUDGE FREES 2 ACCUSED OF MURDER; CHARGES REMAIN AGINST FOUR.			581
LAYING IT ON THE LINE; OUTSPOKEN CLARIDGE LEADS USC'S MALIGNED UNIT.			841
LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES: N.C. TEAM IN FINAL.			225
LONG LASHES, GENTLE LOOK MELT A WOMAN'S HEART.			362
MAMBO QUEEN: CATALINA'S CHI CHI BRINGING BACK HER DANCING DAYS.			1515
MCGWIRE HITS NO. 54; SLUGGER MOVES WITHIN EIGHT OF RECORD : FLORIDA 7, ST. LOUIS 6.		Statistical Data Included	259
NEWS LITE : DIANA BODYGUARD SEES ROUGH TIMES.			897
NOTES: HEAT WINS SILVER IN SOCCER EVENT.			142
NOTES: RECEIVER KIRKSEY WON'T BE BACK FOR HIS SENIOR SEASON AT CLU.			201
OFFICER IN COURT IN THEFT OF COCAINE.			283
ORDER OF THE HULL & TARP; BOAT-CAMPING COMBINES AMPHIBIOUS CAPABILITY, PLANNING : CAMPERS A STUDY IN VERSATILITY.			1102
OUTPOST.			314
PARTY PLANNED FOR SCHOOL; GRAND FESTIVITIES WILL SALUTE NEW THOUSAND OAKS CAMPUS.			354
PETITION DEADLINE EXTENDED; GOVERNOR APPROVES VALLEY VOTE REQUEST.		Statistical Data Included	780
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM UNDER FIRE.			591
PUBLIC FORUM : SORTING OUT CONFLICTING VIEWS OF CLINTON DLIM.		Editorial	1524
REFORM COALITION WILL HOLD `CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE'.			452
RUSSIA'S FINANCIAL SITUATION WORSENING.			407
SAFETY BEST STARTING POINT.			745
SANTA CLARITA MAY BUY UP, THEN TEAR DOWN BILLBOARDS.			424
SENATE CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF; BOXER, FONG CLASH ON CRIME, REFORM, CLINTON.			624
SENSOR COULD ASSIST BUSINESS; DEVICE MAY AID MINIMED.			310
SIMI VALLEY DAYS; TROUBLE FACED, BUT OVERCOME IN GOOD TIME.			689
SPEAKERS URGE JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE ON WELFARE.			464
SPLIT AND POLISHED; ANGELS HAPPY WITH NEAR SWEEP : ANGELS 6-6, NEW YORK 4-7.			482
SPRINTER REVS UP FOR NEW SPORT.			487
STATE SENATE VOTE EXPECTED ON NEW COLLEGE AUTHORITY.			540
STINGRAYS STUNG AS ABL PULLS PLUG; LONG BEACH PLAYERS WILL GO TO OTHER CLUBS.			234
SUICIDE ENDS FELON'S STANDOFF; POLICE CITE `THREE STRIKES' LAW AS FACTOR.			499
SURVEY SHOWS LOCAL MILK COSTS HAVE INCREASED.			342
TAKING HEAT FOR GLORY; SCHOOL BAND SIZZLES THROUGH REHEARSALS FOR FOOTBALL SEASON SHOWS.			380
TASK FORCE TO WEIGH LAND USE.			389
TEACHERS EXPECTED TO BE HIRED; COLLEGE DISTRICT GETS FUNDING FROM PROGRAM.			382
THE MASSES AWAIT TITANIC'S ARRIVAL; VIDEO TO DOCK AT STORES TUESDAY.		Statistical Data Included	996
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HARD WORK KEEPS MCEWAN AT NO. 3.			540
USC NOTEBOOK: BASTIANELLI SETTLED AS SURE RECEIVER.			380
WANDERING TOT'S CASE INVESTIGATED.			189
WOMEN'S SOCCER: RAIDERS COULD BE ON RISE : WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH EXPECTS MORE SUCCESS.			482
YOUNG BAILS DODGERS OUT; HOMER IN NINTH PRESERVES WIN : DODGERS 4, MONTREAL 3.			516
YOUNG BAILS DODGERS OUT; HOMER IN NINTH PRESERVES WIN : DODGERS 4, MONTREAL 3.			318
YOUTHS DIG PAL CLINIC; TEENS LEARN BEACH SPORT.			342