Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 2, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
11TH-HOUR UNION GRIEVANCE FILED.			164
4 SISTERS DIE IN FIRE; ARSON CAUSE OF TRAGEDY AT SAUGUS HOME, OFFICIALS SAY.			815
A.V. STUDENTS WILL TOUR WASHINGTON.			389
ACT BOSS STEPS ASIDE FOR INSIDER.			190
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL; DESERT CHRISTIAN'S SCHRAMM OFF TO QUICK START FOR.			484
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL; NATURAL ABILITIES LEAD WAYNE TO SHORTSTOP.			531
AMERICANS FALTER, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.			905
ANGELS ARE FEELING THE SHORT SHRIFT : SAN FRANCISCO 6, ANGELS 3.			602
ANGELS ARE FEELING THE SHORT SHRIFT.			626
AREA FISHING BARGES EXTINCT; ISLE OF REDONDO WAS LAST OPEN.			700
ARENAS HEADING TOWARD SYLMAR?			580
BLUESMAN GETS KICKS PLAYING SOME TASTY LICKS.			422
BRACING FOR THE FOURTH; AIRPORTS, BEACHES IN FOR RUSH.			595
BRIEFLY : ARMED MAN ROBS CAMARILLO PC STORE.			214
BRIEFLY : FIRE CHARS 10 ACRES ON GLENDALE SLOPES.			115
BRIEFLY : HAWLEY ENDS CAREER WITH 3RD-PLACE FINISH.			475
BRIEFLY : TWO MEN SOUGHT IN WOMAN'S DEATH.			897
CANYON HIGH COACH, STAFF TO HOST SUMMER YOUTH-FOOTBALL CAMP.			239
CASTAIC'S SECRET TRAILS; FISHING GETS TOP BILLING AT LAKE AREA.			811
CHAD, SALTER FORM OXYGEN-SUPPLY ALLIANCE.			267
CINEMA COMPLEX NEARS COMPLETION.			437
CITY SITES COULD HOST CELL TOWERS; COUNCIL BOARD DRAFTS LIST OF LIKELY LOCATIONS.			334
COMMITTEE CLEARS RUNNER'S SALES TAX MEASURE.			244
CONTROVERSIAL STACY KEACH MOVIE FOCUSES ON WHITE SUPREMACIST FAMILY.			741
DEFENSE QUESTIONS COSBY SUSPECT LINEUP.			405
DETECTION COMES ON 2 WHEELS; DEPUTIES ON BICYCLES ROLL OUT ANOTHER SUMMER OF SURPRISES.			505
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SHEFFIELD: ALL-STAR REVERSE.			572
EDITORIAL : PENNIES FROM HEAVEN; EL NINO RAIN AND SNOWFALL CREATES WATER-RATE ROLLBACK.		Editorial	324
EDITORIAL : STOP SLUMMING; L.A. APARTMENT INSPECTION FEE IS JUSTIFIED - AT LEAST FOR NOW.		Editorial	446
EYES THAT `LISTEN'; TEACHER OF YEAR PROVES DEAF CHILDREN CAN EXCEL.			778
FOR GIANTS' REED, SON SHINES BRIGHTLY.			1006
FREEWAY REPAIR WORK POSTPONED.			151
GRAND JURY SIDES WITH MERCHANTS; CITY NEGLECTED MALL TENANTS' INTERESTS IN FIX-UP, REPORT SAYS.			474
GROUP ATTACKS OPEN SPACE MEASURES.			280
GROUP WILL END LOCAL POWWOW; SPONSOR TO REDIRECT EFFORT INTO EDUCATIONAL PURSUITS.			483
HARTMAN WILLS ADMITTED TO COURT UNCHALLENGED.			270
HBO OFFER HAS PUT HOLYFIELD ON SPOT.			312
HE'S A STUDY IN EFFICIENCY.			580
HOLIDAY SCHEDULES.			198
HOME FIRE KILLS FOUR SISTERS; ARSON SUSPECTED IN SAUGUS TRAGEDY.			422
IN BRIEF.			285
INDEPENDENCE DAY RUN SET; ABOUT 800 EXPECTED TO TAKE PART IN ANNUAL EVENT.			557
INMATES MAY HELP CLEAN PRIVATE LAND.			150
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BASEBALL CAREER HELPS FRENCH ESCAPE STREETS.			919
JUDGE SAYS BB EFFORT ILLEGAL.			824
LATEST BUDGET CRISIS MAY BITE PUBLIC HARDER, CONTROLLER SAYS.			591
LAUSD SCANNERS TO SPEED HIRING CHECKS.			366
LOCAL REAL ESTATE MARKET BOOMS; BROKERS FEAR PRICE EFFECTS OF SOAR MEASURES.		Statistical Data Included	767
MADDUX, MARTINEZ TOP ALL-STAR ADDITIONS.			755
MALIN'S RACKET: EARNING RESPECT FROM THE USTA.			777
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH IN TEHACHAPI ACCIDENT.			152
MAN RESTRAINED AFTER UZI SPREE.			198
MANUFACTURING SLOWING; ASIA CRISIS, GM STRIKES HAMPER ACTIVITY.		Statistical Data Included	292
NEWS LITE : `DEAR ABBY' STILL FULL OF WIT AT 80.			810
NO RECORD SET DURING RAIN PERIOD.			241
NOTEBOOK: ARGENTINES TO BEEF UP SECURITY AFTER CLASHES.			482
NOTES: N.D. STARS LEAD EAST.			165
OBITUARIES : MARIE T. CAPUZELO.		Obituary	277
OFFICIALS BREAK RESEDA-BASED MONEY LAUNDERING RING; $3.2 MILLION PROCESSED WITH EXECUTIVES' OK, AUTHORITIES ALLEGE.			589
PALMDALE MOTHER GUILTY OF CAUSING CHILD'S DEATH.			217
PARK PROJECTS PLANNED TO SPOTLIGHT REGION'S DIVERSITY.			573
PLANNING PANEL APPROVES NEW BALLFIELD.			197
PLAYERS, TV EXPLORE LOCKOUT ALTERNATIVES.			408
POLICE FACILITY VACATES MALL SITE.			425
POT SITE MUST SHARE FILES.			271
PRESIDENTIAL SANTA DIES AT AGE 74 AFTER GIVING YEARS OF JOY.		Obituary	386
PRINCIPAL HIRED FOR MOORPARK SCHOOL.			602
PRIORITY URGED FOR ANTI-GANG EFFORTS.			277
PROP. 227 STARTING DATE AFFIRMED; END BILINGUAL TEACHING FAST, STATE BOARD SAYS.			354
PUBLIC FORUM : READERS AREN'T FONDA OF JANE'S REMARKS.		Editorial	1354
QUIRKY FILM BREAKS OUT OF TRADITIONAL IRISH MOLD.		Movie Review	592
RAINS INCREASE RODENT NUMBERS.			353
RANCHO SIMI SPONSORS SUMMER CAMPS.			126
RETIREMENTS DRAIN LAPD FORCE.			296
RIORDAN, VOTE DEBATE CITY REFORMS; MAYOR BALKS AT SUPPORTING GROUP'S PETITION DRIVE.			621
RULING EXPOSES THE MAN BENEATH THE ROBE : DISSENT IN SEX-HARASS CASE SHOWS CLARENCE THOMAS DOESN'T GET IT YET.		Editorial	923
RUNNER PROPOSAL BACKED; AMENDMENT ADVANCES.			363
SCHRODER'S ROOKIE SEASON; GROUNDED AND FOCUSED, EX-CHILD STAR READY TO TAKE ON ROLE IN `NYPD BLUE'.			1415
SHOWING SIGNS OF LIFE; DODGERS' 9TH-INNING RALLY DEFEATS TEXAS : DODGERS 7, TEXAS 5.			781
SPARKS VS. UTAH.			215
STREISAND VOWS BRING MEDIA CRUSH.			997
SURF SWAMI; WAVE RIDERS HANG ON FORECASTER'S WORD.			872
TAKING THE HELM; CLU BECOMES LEADERSHIP ENCLAVE.			462
THE MEMORY OF TREGNAN LIVES ON.			1104
THREE CANDIDATES TOP U.S. WISH LIST.			481
TOWERING HR HURTS 'HAWKS : RANCHO CUCAMONGA 10, JETHAWKS 5.			353
TRAVEL SOFTBALL BEAT : SUMMERTIME BLUES.			586
TRIBUTE TO DIANA; PRINCESS'S BIRTHDAY MARKED BY MUSEUM OPENING.			878
UNDERWHERE?; HOLLYWOOD'S HOTTEST WOMEN SHUN IT - AND SOME MEN DO, TOO.			906
VOLKSWAGEN MAY BE POSITIONING ITSELF TO ACQUIRE VOLVO DIVISIONS.			368
WARNER SETS DATE FOR SMITH VEHICLE; `WILD WILD WEST' TO OPEN JULY 1999.			328
WEAPON LOOPHOLE UNDER FIRE; STATE RULES MAKE IT HARD TO EXPEL SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS.			584
YOSEMITE CAKEWALKS; TIME TO BE LIBERATED FROM YOUR CAR.			1244
ZONING UPDATE VOTED; COUNCIL VOTE WILL EASE SHOWBIZ RULES.			279