Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 15, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`DR. QUINN' BIDS SAD FAREWELL TO WESTERN FILM SET IN AGOURA HILLS.			756
`MARY' IS QUITE A GIRL, TO SAY THE LEAST.		Movie Review	643
A'S HAVE ANGELS' NUMBER : OAKLAND 6, ANGELS 2.			540
AIR BAG THIEVES HIT EIGHT CARS IN AREA.			348
ALL-STAR GAME SCORES FOR NBC.		Statistical Data Included	157
ANGELS VS. TAMPA BAY.			93
AREA PAIR NAMED TO STATE PANEL.			245
ARIZONA YOUTH DROWNS AT PYRAMID LAKE SWIM AREA.			323
AUDIT SOUGHT TO SCRUTINIZE SEWER COSTS.			593
BALDWIN TELLS COURT HE FEARED FOR SAFETY OF FAMILY IN TUSSLE.			487
BOARD CALLS FOR ADDED MONITORING; METAL DETECTOR USE AT ISSUE FOR SCHOOLS.			437
BOARD EXTENDS SPINK'S CONTRACT.			413
BRIEFLY : BILLS' JOHNSON SIGNS FOR BIG STACK OF BILLS.			481
BRIEFLY : BOY WITH REATTACHED ARM LEAVES HOSPITAL.			832
BRIEFLY : PAIR OF PACOIMA MEN FACING DRUG CHARGES.			109
CITY BACKS REFORMS TO CUT LAWSUITS.			289
COOK'S CORNER : MUFFIN RECIPE MADE FOR FANS OF HIGH FIBER.		Recipe	413
DISORDER IN THE COURT; COUNTY WASTED BUILDING FUNDS, AUDITOR FINDS.			1384
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BONILLA TRIES TO MAKE BEST OF TOUGH YEAR.			530
DODGERS' WILD WIN; ERRANT PITCH SCORES MONDESI IN NINTH : DODGERS 2, SAN FRANCISCO 1.			844
DODGERS' WILD WIN; ERRANT PITCH SCORES MONDESI IN NINTH : DODGERS 2, SAN FRANCISCO 1.			752
DOW BACK IN RECORD BOOKS.			444
DRIVER OF STOLEN CAR ELUDES PURSUERS.			195
EARNINGS ROUNDUP.			256
EDITORIAL : SPRAWL AND CRAWL; NORTH VALLEY IS SHAPING UP TO BE A TRAFFIC NIGHTMARE BY THE NEXT DECADE.		Editorial	336
EDITORIAL : THE BIGGEST CRIME; EDUCATION HAS SURPASSED PUBLIC SAFETY AS THE NO. 1 FEAR IN LOS ANGELES.		Editorial	493
EL GUERROUJ SETS 1,500-METER WORLD MARK.			727
ELECTRIC-GAS PRIUS TO HIT U.S. BY 2000.			185
EX-DEPUTY FILES SEX-BIAS CASE.			440
FACILITY FOR ELDER CARE IN DISPUTE.			678
FANS TO BE SITTING PRETTY IN NEW ROSE BOWL SEATS.			652
FIRE DEPARTMENT REMEMBERS CHIEF; FAMILY, FORMER COUNTY CO-WORKERS HONOR OFFICIAL.			676
FIREMEN LOOK AFTER THEIR OWN; WORKERS AID CAPTAIN'S FAMILY.			488
FIRM BUYS NEW CHUNK OF 20TH CENTURY.			319
FIRMS DIVERTING VESSELS FROM SOUTHLAND PORTS.			209
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	56
FORMER DEPUTY ON PROBATION FOR FRIGHTENING WIFE.			409
FOUR INJURED WHEN AMBULANCE HITS CAR.			158
GROUP PUTS OPPORTUNITIES JUST ONE DOOR KNOCK AWAY.			246
GROWTH PLAN GETS OK FOR BALLOT; REVISION OF MEASURE'S LANGUAGE CRITICIZED BY BOARD MINORITY.			317
HAHN TO FILE SUIT ON RISKS OF TOBACCO.			205
HIGH-END HOUSES JOIN IN REBOUND OF MARKET; OWNERS CASHING IN ON RECENT DEMAND SURGE.		Statistical Data Included	606
IN BRIEF.			272
IN THE NEWS; MAYOR SERVES SHIFT AS EDITOR.			406
INTEL REPORTS 29 PERCENT PROFIT DROP.			189
INVENTIVE LEADERS CAN EMERGE IN CITY SERVICE.		Editorial	641
JETHAWKS LOSE AGAIN : LAKE ELSINORE 7, JETHAWKS 4.			382
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BURLESON LOOKING FOR WINNING CHEMISTRY.			550
JOHNSON TRADE TALK STILL RUMORS.			113
LAUSD SHOCK WAVES; REFORM LEADERS TAKE AIM AT LOW SCORES, DEMAND FIX.		Statistical Data Included	1156
LETTERS : RELAXING GRADE RULE IS CALLED BAD POLICY.		Letter to the Editor	300
MAN ROBBED, WOUNDED IN HOME ATTACK.			189
MARINERS TO PLAY IN AAU NATIONALS.			94
MAYOR SEEKS SPARING OF GANG FUNDS.			200
MOORPARK ELECTION CHASE STARTS.			303
MORTGAGE INSURANCE BILL CLEARS HOUSE.			449
MOTHER HELD AFTER 16 YEARS ON THE RUN; WOMAN FLED AREA IN CUSTODY BATTLE.			381
MOTHER WANTS JAIL PROTECTION; NIEVES SEEKS SEGREGATION.			430
MULTIPLE-SPORTS GYM SET TO OPEN NEXT YEAR.			374
N. IRELAND MOURNS; FUNERAL HELD FOR 3 SLAIN BOYS.			629
NEWS LITE : MADONNA LEADS NOMINEES FOR MTV'S MUSIC AWARDS.			997
NOTES: BASEBALL CAMPS ARE UNDER WAY.			247
NOTES: BULLDOGS BASEBALL TEAM TO HOLD TRYOUTS AUG. 8.			612
NOTES: VARGAS' RANKING PUTS HIM NEAR TITLE SHOT.			608
PANEL ADDS AQUARIUM TO BOND BALLOT.			657
PARK VIEW LITTLE LEAGUE; BASEBALL, SOFTBALL TEAMS LOOK AWESOME.			551
PARK VISITORS GET HELP; NEW CENTER GIVES NATURE LOVERS TIPS, EXHIBITS, LITERATURE.			625
PARKS LOBBIES FOR CHARTER CHANGES.			456
PBS' FAVORITE FARMERS SOW TIES WITH ROYALTY.			667
PUBLIC FORUM : FLAG-PROTECTION AMENDMENT IS HAZARDOUS.		Editorial	1611
RENO WANTS TO MAKE DESERT BLOOM; SCHOOL AT EDWARDS AFB HAS LEGACY OF LOSING FOOTBALL GAMES.			595
RIMES MAKING HER MOVE INTO ACTING CAREER.			790
ROCKETDYNE STUDY PANEL COULD FOLD.			605
SEX WITH BOY PUTS WOMAN IN JAIL.			254
SIMI VALLEY'S STARS OF SUMMER; GIRLS AIM FOR STATE TOURNEY IN 10-UNDER.			518
SIMI'S NUCLEAR OVERSIGHT PANEL MAY QUIT; SOME SAY TOO EARLY.			284
SPARKS VS. SACRAMENTO.			206
SQUAD CONTROLLING AIRPORT DRUG TRAFFIC.			621
STADIUM PROPONENTS MUST REACH FOR STARS.			923
STATE GRANT WILL HELP FIGHT GANGS.			313
STREET REPAIRED ON DAY OF WATCHDOG'S NEWS CONFERENCE.			319
STRIKE-HIT GM SUFFERS EARNINGS DROP.			304
THE BROTHERS GROSS; `DUMB' HUMOR GETS RANDY IN FARRELLYS' FLICK.			1366
TORTURE CASE GOES TO THE JURY; VICTIM BURNED TO DEATH.			475
TURNING MINDS TO MUSH; CRITICS CITE SOUR SIDE OF SWEET SCIENCE.			1880
VALLEY SWELTERS AS MERCURY SOARS.		Statistical Data Included	470
YOUTH SOFTBALL: SIMI VALLEY IS IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN : SOFTBALL PROGRAM CONTINUES TO THRIVE.			605
ZACARIAS GETS TOP MARKS.			499