Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 18, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
102-YEAR SENTENCE ENOUGH, OFFICIALS SAY.			352
2 WAYS TO HEAR `X-FILES'.			405
A LA CARTE : FATHER'S DAY DINING.			784
AFTERSHOCKS ROCK REGION.		Statistical Data Included	175
AIRPORT SHOW WILL FEATURE COMBAT VETS.			492
ALBACORE INVASION UNDER WAY; FORECAST INDICATES MORE, AND BIGGER, FISH COMING.			625
B-2 WORK TARDY, BELOW PAR; PROBLEMS FOUND IN ALL 4 MODIFIED CRAFT, GAO SAYS.			717
BACK BREAKER; TOP PLAYERS ENTER U.S. OPEN TOURNEY WITH BACK PROBLEMS.			1056
BASEBALL PITCH CAN KILL IN RARE CASES.		Statistical Data Included	577
BEANIE BUYERS BLITZ NORDSTROM.			335
BRIEFLY : EMBATTLED PENDERS APPEARS HIRED BY GW.			480
BRIEFLY : LANCASTER MAN DIES FROM CRASH INJURIES.			136
BRIEFLY : THREE FACE CHARGES AFTER POLICE CHASE.			642
BUGS BUNNY CARTOON MARATHON DANGLES A CLASSIC CARROT.			392
BUS-RIDER GROUP DEMANDS PURCHASE OF NEW VEHICLES.		Statistical Data Included	520
CALIFORNIA NEEDS TO COME CLEAN IN YEAR OF OCEANS.		Editorial	556
CHILD'S PLAY; GRIFFEY MAKES THE GAME LOOK EASY.			1029
CITIES MAY PLACE SOAR INITIATIVES ON BALLOTS.			491
CLIPPERS, KARL HAVE HELD `INFORMAL' TALKS.			377
COUNTRYWIDE CREDIT REPORTS EARNINGS RISE.			228
CRASH SPURS INTEREST IN ESCAPE LADDERS.			437
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FORMER COACHES IN CSUN BENEFIT.			606
DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA TENNIS TEAM.			655
DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BIG MEN ON CAMPUS : LARRY COLE, TIM JENSEN SET THE PACE FOR SMALL SCHOOL.			1179
DISNEY GUNNING FOR TEENS; INTERACTIVE RIDE PARK TO MAKE FLORIDA DEBUT.			871
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: THIGH STYMIES YOUNG : NAGGING INJURY MAKES HIM SIT.			609
DODGERS TAKE 12 TO SINK : SAN DIEGO 3, DODGERS 2.			801
DONATIONS POUR IN FOR YMCA.			250
DROWNED TEEN HAD DEDICATED LIFE TO RELIGION.			294
DRUG SURVEY SHOWS OPENNESS TO SPEED.		Statistical Data Included	275
EDITORIAL : DEADLY GAME OF CHICKEN; IS THE PUBLIC ADEQUATELY PROTECTED FROM PILOTS WHO ARE PRONE TO ACTS OF RECKLESSNESS?		Editorial	458
EDITORIAL : TARDY AGAIN; A PENALTY IS IN ORDER WHEN LEGISLATORS FAIL TO MEET DEADLINE FOR PASSING A BUDGET.		Editorial	422
EDUCATOR HOPES TO OPEN CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL.			904
ELEMENTARY CAMPUS OKS UNIFORMS PLAN.			461
FASSERO CAN'T PULL FAST ONE PAST ERSTAD : ANGELS 4, SEATTLE 2.			628
FBI OFFICIAL TO DISCUSS TERRORISM, CRIME.			389
FOES FILE SUIT ON LAND-USE INITIATIVES.			266
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	34
FOUNDING LION EMBODIES SERVICE TRADITION.			668
GALAXY VS. COLORADO.			227
GLORY DAYS 1997-98 IN REVIEW: IN PRAISE OF EXCELLENCE : ATHLETES MADE MEMORIES.			1526
GLORY DAYS 1997-98 IN REVIEW: MOORPARK HIGHLIGHTS YEAR : FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP WAS TOP ACCOMPLISHMENT.			1440
HERE COMES SUMMER; SUN'S FINALLY OUT, SCHOOL TO FOLLOW.			696
HIKING GRAND IN SEQUOIA'S DOME LAND; SIERRA'S SOUTHERNMOST WILD AREA AFFORDS MAJESTIC VIEWS.			949
IN BRIEF.			263
ITALY HAS VIERI, VIERI EASY TIME OF IT; FORGOTTEN FORWARD'S TWO GOALS LEAD ROUT OF CAMEROON : ITALY 3, CAMEROON 0.			575
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS SCORE SUCCESSFUL FIRST HALF.			747
JONES TRIES FOR TRACK TRIPLE.			318
KNIGHT KEEPS ON WINNING.			1040
L.A. UNIFIED'S REVIEW BLAMED FOR TOXIC SCHOOL SITE.			362
MAN POSTS $2,000 OFFER FOR FAVORITE FELINE'S RETURN.			284
MAN SAYS HE SAW DEPUTY.			129
MARINES, ARMY AIRCRAFT JOIN SEARCH FOR DEPUTY.			201
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			188
MORE PEACE, LOVE AND MUSIC SLATED FOR WOODSTOCK '98.			778
MTA POLICING PLAN DRAWS COUNCIL FIRE.			395
NBC ISN'T THE ONLY NETWORK INTERESTED IN SIGNING COURIC.			277
NEWS LITE : HOST SEEKS MORE PAY FOR `TODAY'.			1060
NOTEBOOK: ASPRILLA KICKED OFF COLOMBIAN TEAM.			699
NOTES: FINK'S HOME RUN LEADS NEWBURY PARK TO WIN.			233
OBITUARY : SHARRON BANKHEAD.		Obituary	83
ON TRACK FOR A TITLE; DAVIS WON'T RUN AWAY FROM ADVERSITY.			900
PANEL BACKS RISE IN GOLF FEES; CONSULTANT'S DEAL ENDORSED.			373
PIZZA RESTAURANT BILLBOARDS HELP BOOST OTHER BUSINESSES.			164
POLICE HOLD FIVE IN AREA SLAYING.			249
PUBLIC FORUM : COLUMNIST'S DEFENSE OF MICROSOFT CRASHES.		Editorial	1602
RANDOLPH STILL SWINGING WITH THE PGA'S BEST.			1012
RATINGS OF PILOTS RARELY CHECKED.			999
REFORM EFFORTS TURN PRIVATE; GROUP TO DEBATE NEIGHBORHOOD POWER.			616
REJECT RHETORIC FROM ANTI-TRADE ADVOCATES; WORLD COMMERCE AGREEMENTS MEAN PROSPERITY, MORE CONSUMER CHOICE.		Editorial	894
REVISED EXPULSION POLICY PROPOSED; BOY'S TRANSFER SPURS PROTEST BY TEACHERS.			562
RIVER PROGRAM WON'T INCLUDE SANTA CLARA.			335
RODE TO SUCCESS; CSUN MIDWEEK RIDES KEEP ON ROLLING.			744
SCHOOL BOND MAY GET 3RD SHOT AT BALLOT.			235
SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS BUILDING TAX EXTENSION; HOMEOWNERS WOULD PAY SAME AMOUNT.			374
SCHOOLS SET TO STAY COURSE; MOORPARK DISTRICT'S BUDGET TO RETAIN ALL PROGRAMS.			596
SIMI JEWISH PRESCHOOL GETTING NEW LEASE ON LIFE.			474
STATE PANEL TO PERUSE TAX CUTS.			449
STRAWBERRY BOARD GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 AREA GRADUATES.			245
T.O. SEWER LINE REPAIRS TO COST TWICE INITIAL FIGURE.			372
TAKEOVER TALK DRIVES UP STOCK IN INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS.			183
TANK PLAN RAISES CONCERN; SOME FEAR PROPOSAL WOULD ENDANGER OAK TREES.			694
THANKS, DAD; HOLLYWOOD'S KEACH CLAN SHARES TREASURED TIMES.			1684
TIME TO GO BUY-BUY; BARGAIN HUNTERS PUSH WALL STREET RALLY.			299
TOBACCO BILL DIES; BACKERS FALL SHORT IN CRUCIAL SENATE VOTE.			1219
VALLEY CAR DEALERS FEEL PINCH; GM STRIKE CHANGING SUMMER STRATEGIES.			441
VALLEY WOMAN GETS COLLEGE BOARD SEAT.			273
VIDEOTAPE MAKER WILL BUY DVD FIRM; CARLTON TO PAY $264 MILLION FOR NIMBUS CD.			352