Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 11, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A PATRON SAINT OF PATIENCE; FRENCH COACH HAS MADE THEM BELIEVERS.			569
ANGELS SURVIVE BATTLE, STAY ON TOP; GRIFFEY'S 37TH HOMER NOT ENOUGH FOR SEATTLE : ANGELS 5, SEATTLE 3.			485
ASSEMBLY APPROVES TAX-SHARE PROPOSAL.			259
ASSEMBLY GOP PUTS BRAKES ON BOND BID.			490
BACK TO THE BACKBONE; THERE'S NO WAITING FOR DIVERSE 6-3/4-MILE TREK.			1032
BARGAINS : ROLLING AROUND FOR LESS.			573
BRIEFLY : BILLS ASSISTANT PITTS, 60, DIES.			793
BRIEFLY : HOLDEN CELEBRATES END OF SEX LAWSUIT.			570
BUDGET IMPASSE MAY STOP PAYMENTS.			290
BUG BATTLE DESIGNED TO WIPE OUT APHID POPULATION.			459
BURBANK AIRPORT FLAP GOES TO FAA.			617
CAR'S CONTENTS HINT AT VALLEY MAN'S DEMISE.			332
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME; FAMILY FIGHTS TO COVER MAN'S LIVER TRANSPLANT.			492
CITY OKS AIRPORT PANEL CHOICE, ISSUES WARNING.			290
DAMON, AFFLECK GET HUMANITAS PRIZE.			201
DISNEY SPLITS SHARES 3-FOR-1; FIRM'S STOCK GAINS 3% AFTER SCHEDULED MOVE.			340
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BOHANON ACQUIRED TO FILL IN AS FIFTH STARTER.			657
DRYDEN DIRECTOR TO LEAVE NASA FOR PRIVATE SECTOR.			412
ECONOMIC ALLIANCE GALA TONIGHT IS START OF SOMETHING BIG.			683
EX-COACH GETS JAIL TIME IN SEX CASE.			185
GALAXY'S STREAK ENDS AT FIVE GAMES : D.C. UNITED 3, GALAXY 0.			266
GARDENING : RARE MOMENTS OF HORTICULTURAL DISCOVERY IN FULL BLOOM.			813
GM PUTS NOTHING ON TABLE; STRIKE TALKS GRIND ON, UAW BOSS SAYS.			312
GRIFFEY TIES UP MCGWIRE AND ANGELS; 37TH HOMER IN SEVENTH DEADLOCKS GAME AT 3-3.			305
HOSPITAL CEO PUT ON LEAVE IN SALARY DISPUTE.			609
HOT TIPS : COUNTDOWN TO MILLENNIUM, ONE FACT-FILLED DAY AT A TIME.			554
IN BRIEF.			288
IRS NOT TOO KIND ABOUT WIRED MONEY; ON-TIME PAYMENT MET WITH FINE.			206
JETHAWKS CHIP AWAY IN SAN JOSE, SCORE IN SIX INNINGS FOR VICTORY : JETHAWKS 8, SAN JOSE 3.			313
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: STATE YOUR CASE : JETHAWKS TIRE OF ALL THE TRAVEL.			640
JOE BY ANY OTHER NAME; SPECIALTY COFFEES FIND WAY TO GOLDEN ARCHES.			658
L.A. RESERVE FUN; BENCH PLAYERS KEY DODGERS VICTORY : DODGERS 6, SAN DIEGO 2.			740
L.A. RESERVE FUN; BENCH PLAYERS KEY DODGERS VICTORY : DODGERS 6, SAN DIEGO 2.			992
LEONARD HAS LAPSE, GIVES KELLY REPRIEVE.			190
LITTLE LEAGUE NOTES: LITTLE LEAGUE DISTRICT TITLES ON LINE.			510
LITTLE LEAGUE NOTES: NEW-LOOK MONTE VISTA SEEKS OLD RESULT.			256
LOCAL NOTES: LOCALS MAKE PAN AM CUT.			202
LOTTO FEVER RETURNS WITH $70 MILLION PRIZE.			310
MILLER DECIDES TO RUN AGAIN; UNVEILS PLANS FOR INITIATIVES.			429
MUSIC CLASSES TO LET STUDENTS RING 'N' ROLL; PROGRAM SPURS QUICK LEARNING WITH NOTE LESSONS IN HAND BELLS.			429
NEWS LITE : SMITHS' UNION FORGES BABY SON.			660
NOTEBOOK: RONALDO, ZIDANE TOP LIST OF CUP ALL-STARS.			539
NOTES: FINK'S ARM AND BAT PUT SPARK IN NEWBURY PARK.			451
NOTES: OPEN BASEBALL TRYOUTS SCHEDULED IN CASTAIC.			607
OBITUARY : BENINA C. AVILA.		Obituary	71
OFFICIALS HAIL SCHOOLS' SWITCH TO YEAR-ROUND.			504
ONE INMATE IS INJURED DURING BRAWL AT PITCHESS.			157
ONE REAL LIFE TO LIVE IN OJAI; IT'S SMALL TOWN OVER BIG APPLE FOR SOAP ACTOR.			1315
PALSY PATIENT HOMES MARK 10TH BIRTHDAY.			344
PINKERTON'S MOVING OUT; SECURITY FIRM RELOCATING TO COUNTY'S EDGE.			504
PREACHER ON PATROL; CHAPLAIN FINDS POLICE MINISTRY THE RIGHT BEAT.			621
PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND TO HIGHLIGHT SUNDAY CONCERT.			147
PUBLIC FORUM : SCHOOL BOARD RAISES GET A FAILING GRADE.		Editorial	1263
REFUNDS ORDERED IN HOSPITAL EPIDURAL PROBE.			357
REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS THOSE OF MISSING SCREENWRITER.			577
RESIDENTS WARNED TO BOIL WATER; QUARTZ HILL TAPS MAY GIVE RESIDUE FROM WELLS.			408
RUELAS' BATTLES CONTINUE.			511
SHAW IS GOING TO SHOW US.			874
SHERIFF'S BRASS TAKING TO STREETS; MOVE TO FREE UP DEPUTIES TAKING SERGEANT'S TEST.			608
SHERIFF'S BRASS TO PATROL STREETS; MOVE TO FREE UP DEPUTIES TAKING SERGEANT'S TEST.			561
SHOP PREPARES TO TURN OUT LIGHTS; VETERAN HARDWARE CHAIN DECIDES TO CLOSE LAST LOCATION.			570
SIMPSON APPEALS CIVIL CASE; LEGAL CHALLENGE DRAWS WRATH OF BROWN, GOLDMAN FAMILIES.			558
SLEZAK'S WILD RIDE ON `OLTL'.			847
SPENDING CAP REPEAL UNDER FIRE.			193
STANFORD 9 TEST MORE POLITICAL THAN EDUCATIONAL; WILSON CAN USE MISLEADING SCORES TO PUSH HIS PRIVATIZATION AGENDA.		Editorial	717
STATE PANEL GIVES DISTRICTS LEEWAY ON BILINGUAL CLASSES.			439
STUDENT KILLED IN STABBING AT BURBANK HIGH.			719
T.O.'S LEGAL FEES GROW; COUNCIL MAY BOOST COSTS.			255
TEXAS BOARD VOTES TO DUMP INVESTMENT OVER MIRAMAX.			122
TURNER REGRETS CNN FIASCO; CABLE CHANNEL FOUNDER OFFERS APOLOGIES FOR NERVE-GAS STORY.			419
UNITED WAY TO CUT AID, DEBT; CHARITIES TO GET 30 PERCENT LESS THAN PREVIOUS ALLOTMENTS.			612
USTA CHAMPIONSHIPS: LEONARD'S LAPSE OPENS DOOR FOR KELLY.			537
VET'S MEDAL 32 YEARS LATE.			598
WELFARE CLIENTS TO GET BACK PAY.			151
WHOLESALE DRUG PRICES SURGE FOR 2ND MONTH.			465
WILDFIRE BURNS ACRES OF GRASS.			265
WORK BEGINS ON NEW RICON SITE.			208