Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 8, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`BILL OF RIGHTS' DEFEAT CALLED WIN FOR REFORM EFFORT; CRITICS CITE HOT-BUTTON ISSUES.			602
11-MONTH-OLD TREATED FOR FLESH-KILLING ILLNESS.			604
ALL STAR GAME NOTEBOOK: A SORE (WRITING) ARM.			496
ALL-STARS RUN, GUN; HIGHEST SCORING GAME EVER WON BY AMERICAN LEAGUE : AMERICAN 13, NATIONAL 8.			896
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL: BATTING FOR RESPECT : JACOBSEN AREA'S BEST-KEPT SECRET.			748
ANTI-HUNGER VOLUNTEERS TO GET PARTY.			631
AREA MAN GETS TASK OF HELPING FLOOD VICTIMS; WHEN RED CROSS CALLS, HE GOES.			522
AREA MERCURY CLIMBING BACK TO NORMAL RANGE.			319
ASTRONAUT SEES VOID IN SPACE EFFORT; VISITING NASA OFFICIAL BEMOANS DEARTH OF PROGRESS.			351
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: SELIG: TEAMS WILL STAY PUT FOR NOW.			512
BASIC CABLE NETWORKS OVERTAKE TOP FOUR BROADCASTERS.		Statistical Data Included	158
BOARD OKS FUND PACT FOR SCHOOLS; DEVELOPER TO PAY DISTRICT.			588
BRAZIL DIVES INTO FINAL; TAFFAREL'S SAVES KEY SEMIFINAL WIN ON PENALTY KICKS.			841
BRIEFLY : EAGLESON RELEASED FROM JAIL ON PAROLE.			444
BRIEFLY : HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP PRAISES LAPD CHIEF.			1050
BRIEFLY : SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE FOR AREA PERFORMERS.			193
CHILD CENTER WILL HURT BUSINESS, STORE SAYS.			523
COC SOCCER PLAYERS ARE COLORFUL BUNCH.			400
COOK'S CORNER : BROWN SAUCES MIGHT BE ADAPTED FOR TOFU.		Recipe	920
COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF AT CANYONS; COACHES, PLAYERS LIKE UPGRADED FACILITIES.			710
COUNTY BACKS WASTE PLANT; DISSENTING ANTONOVICH HAD SOUGHT ENCLOSURE FOR SITE.			560
DA SAYS DEPUTY JUSTIFIED IN FATAL SHOOTING IN T.O.			386
EDITORIAL : BATTLE OF THE BINGE; CITY'S ONLY CONCERN IS LOOKING OUT FOR ITSELF.		Editorial	565
EDITORIAL : CONFRONTING PREJUDICE; LITTLE PEOPLE FIGHT FOR ACCEPTANCE, RESPECT.		Editorial	224
EDITORIAL : SIGN UP.		Editorial	33
FEEDING FRENZY; INTERNET-LINKED STOCKS SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.			1094
FRENCH TOAST TEAM; HOME SQUAD NEARS HISTORY.			744
GE BECOMES FIRST U.S. FIRM TO HIT $300 BILLION PLATEAU.			220
GEMSTAR GETS $2.8 BILLION BID OFFER FROM UNITED VIDEO.			196
GM STRIKE YET TO EMPTY LOTS.			170
GOODBYE TO SANTA; ROBERT GEORGE FUNERAL HELD.			557
GOP CALLS FOR EDUCATION GRANT AUDIT.			360
HOSPITAL-SIZE BATTLE GETS COSTLY; COUNTY SPENDS HEAVILY FOR EXTRA DESIGN OPTION.		Statistical Data Included	584
IN BRIEF.			285
JET SKIS FACING NATIONAL PARKS BAN.			472
JETHAWKS DISPLAY POWER; EXTRA-BASE HITS PROVE TOO MUCH FOR VISALIA : JETHAWKS 9, VISALIA 4.			465
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: THERE'S LIFE IN DUNHAM'S ARM : PITCHER HAS STRONG PERFORMANCE.			886
LESLIE'S BIRTHDAY PRESENT: A WIN : SPARKS 86, CHARLOTTE 79.			417
LETTERS : CITY VOTES HELP DEVELOPER, NOT RESIDENTS.		Letter to the Editor	763
LETTERS : SANTA CLARA RIVER HAS A FRIEND IN MCKEON.		Letter to the Editor	568
LEWIS GETS HEAVY IN REVEALING `DEPRESSION' ESSAYS.			736
LOCAL NOTES: STATE BEST TO FACE TEXANS.			624
MAN WHO DIED IN CANYON FALL SOUGHT NEW LIFE; FAMILY RECALLS CONSIDERATE SOUL.			354
MARKHASEV GUILTY IN COSBY MURDER; JURY TAKES JUST HOURS TO CONVICT.			986
MAYOR SUPPORTS JUVENILE COURT'S APPROACH.			645
MVP TROPHY REMAINS IN THE ALOMAR FAMILY; TALENTED ROBERTO FOLLOWS LEAD OF HIS BROTHER, SANDY.			454
NEWS LITE : NAMES IN THE NEWS TRAVOLTA, PRESTON TO TEAM FOR FILM.			798
NOTEBOOK: NO HOLDS BARRED WHEN PELE SPEAKS.			791
NOTES: BENAVIDEZ IS DISMISSED, LINDBERG NEW HART COACH.			302
NOTES: SIMI VALLEY ALL-STARS DEFEAT VENTURA 20-15.			299
OBITUARIES : FRANCIS DE SALES TODD.		Obituary	263
PANEL URGES CUT IN L.A. TAX PLANS; POLICE, FIRE CHIEFS TOLD TO TRIM BOND PLANS.			964
PLAYING RED CARD NO FUN.			894
PUBLIC FORUM : L.A. HAS CHANCE TO SAVE BALLONA WETLANDS.		Editorial	1516
REDUCE BOND PLAN, PANEL WARNS CITY.			918
REPAIRS TO SHUT DOWN LANES ON 101 FREEWAY.			289
RESTAURANT REPLICAS : THE FLAVOR OF HOUSTON'S, FROM DIP TO DESSERT.		Recipe	990
ROCKETDYNE BLOWS UP SHELLS; ROUNDS FOUND IN ONE OF TWO GUNNERY TEST SITES.			431
SECOND TIME IS CHARM FOR PITCHER HARRINGTON.			603
SEMTECH SAYS PROFIT PICTURE POOR; WEAK DEMAND CITED.			369
SENIORS GET HELP TO ALTER HOMES.			494
SNAKES ON LOOSE IN LOCAL BACK YARDS.			822
SOCIALITE SEARCH LEADS TO ODD DUO.			396
THE BUZZ.			391
THE LONG, HARD ROAD; LUCINDA WILLIAMS REFUSED TO RUSH HER ACCLAIMED CD.			1431
TUNING IN TO CONEJO POLITICS; CIVIC-MINDED GET VOICE ON CABLE TV CHANNEL.			568
U.S. HOPES IN HANDS OF NO-NAMES; COLLEGE, CBA PLAYERS IN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.			702
UNITED WAY FUND CUTS PUT SQUEEZE ON CHARITIES.			619
VALLEY CITYHOOD LEADERS MAKING BUSINESS CALLS; KEY PLAYERS SEEK CONTRIBUTIONS.			476
VALLEY TRANSIT AGENCY COULD FLY; AUDITOR: MTA SPLIT IS FISCALLY FEASIBLE.			824
WET WINTER DEALS HEAVY BLOW TO LOCAL FARMERS.			580
ZACARIAS EXPECTED TO GET GOOD GRADES.			527