Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 9, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS HAVE TROUBLE PLAYING CATCH VS. A'S : OAKLAND 7, DODGERS 3.			690
`BECKER' LURES DANSON BACK TO TV.			614
`TITANIC' TO DOCK ON HOME VIDEO.			156
1997-98 PREP YEAR IN REVIEW: THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES : SOME REFLECTIONS UPON '97-98 AS DRAMA UNFOLDED IN PREPS.			1144
ABL NEEDS TV CONTRACT.			525
ALARCON-KATZ ELECTION COULD CONCLUDE TODAY.		Statistical Data Included	341
ALL-STAR GAME COULD BE HER LAST; HART STANDOUT NORDHAGEN FACES FUTURE WITHOUT SPORTS.			764
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLLINS SAYS NOW IS TIME TO SIT DOWN.			490
AV PLAYERS CONTRIBUTE.			224
BANK OF THE FUTURE; COFFEE JOINS CHECKING AS SERVICES EXPAND.			982
BIG DEAL: WELLS, NORWEST ANNOUNCE MERGER.			647
BRIEFLY : EX-TEACHER CONVICTED IN MAN'S '94 MURDER.			534
BRIEFLY : MARTIN WINS PLAYOFF AND U.S. OPEN BERTH.			489
BRIEFLY : MOTORCYCLIST DIES IN WEEKEND CRASH.			230
BUDGET TO GET REVIEW; MOORPARK EXPECTS SHORTAGE OF $303,167.			662
BUSCH OKS MEDIATOR IN DISPUTE; BREWERY TALKS TO RESUME.			327
CAMARILLO BOY DROWNS IN POOL.			284
CARETAKER THWARTS UNDERTAKER; STUDY FINDS AT-HOME PARENTS LIVE LONGER.			512
CHATSWORTH TO FIELD FOUR IN ALL-STAR GAME.			495
CITY 4-A BASEBALL NOTES: CHATWORTH 3-0 VS. ECR.			305
CITY EYES FEE WAIVER FOR FACTORY; METAL PLANT LEAVING PACOIMA; COMPANY ATTRACTED TO PALMDALE.			393
CITY GETTING READY FOR HEAD COUNT; MUNICIPAL REVENUE WILL DEPEND ON ACCURACY IN CENSUS.			406
CITY PONDERS BIKE PATH PROPOSAL; COSTLY, ONE-BLOCK THOROUGHFARE PART OF T.O. REVITALIZATION PLAN.			658
CONEJO MAN APPOINTED REGION'S TOP FBI AGENT.			247
CONEJO MAN TO FILL FBI POST; 29-YEAR VETERAN NAMED SUPERVISING AGENT IN VENTURA COUNTY.			286
COOL, CAGEY COMPETITOR; KUNES LEADS CHATSWORTH BID.			648
CROWD DEBATES SENIOR HOUSING PROJECT.			550
DODGERS HAVE TROUBLE PLAYING CATCH VS. A'S : OAKLAND 7, DODGERS 3.			702
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CANDIOTTI RETURNS AS VISITOR.			558
DRUGS, ALCOHOL, DEATH; BRYNN HARTMAN LAB TESTS DETECT MEDICATION, COCAINE.			677
EDITORIAL : AIR CONDITIONING STINKS; LAUSD MUST ANSWER WHY IT'S BUNGLED COOLING SCHOOLS.		Editorial	476
EDITORIAL : CONSIDER A VAL?		Editorial	176
EDITORIAL : TROJANS TRIUMPH.		Editorial	140
ELECTRONIC MIDAS TOUCH; SKY DAYTON PUSHES THE RIGHT BUTTONS AT 3-YEAR-OLD EARTHLINK.			1401
EX-CITY CANDIDATE FILES COMPLAINT.			386
FAMILY PUSHED TO THE BRINK; HEALTH, FINANCIAL PROBLEMS FOLLOW DAMAGE TO HOME.			600
FINDING BREEZE OF WINDY CITY; CHICAGO FANS FEEL RIGHT AT HOME IN BURBANK TAVERN.			702
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	28
GILLESPIE, BATESOLE ARE TOP COACHES.			157
HAHN PROPOSES LITIGATION OVERHAUL; CITY ATTORNEY TOUTS PLAN TO CURB AGENCIES' PAYOUTS.			623
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			622
IN BRIEF.			282
JUBILEES : VOWS RENEWED IN MISSION RITE.			207
JUDGE BANS CAMERAS FOR ENNIS COSBY TRIAL.			268
L.A. BRIEFS : MAN, 90, FOUND DEAD IN SOUTH L.A. BLAZE.			158
LEAGUE CAN'T AFFORD DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR.			978
LOVE'S LABORS NOT LOST AS SON GAINS HONORS.			863
LOYAL COLLECTOR.			122
MAN SLAIN IN DISPUTE WITH BORON NEIGHBOR.			319
MENDOZA THANKFUL FOR THE MEMORIES.			560
MEXICAN GROCERY HAS EYE ON VALLEY.			377
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			137
MOJAVE CAMPUSES SEEKING FUNDING FOR BREAKFAST PROGRAMS.			437
MTA COULD AVOID HIKING FARES, BOARD TOLD.			325
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SALUTED UPON RETURN.			278
NEW SMOG TEST KICKS IN.			594
NEWS & NOTES : GRODIN, CANCELED BY CNBC, EXPECTING OTHER OPPORTUNITIES.			371
NEWS LITE : QUEEN OF HOMEMAKERS COOKS $500,000 LUNCH FOR DEMOCRATS.			641
OBITUARIES : ORVAL LLOYD ``BUD'' PULLIAM.		Obituary	253
OFFICIALS DEFEND TRIP TO NEW YORK.			578
OPENING KIDS' EYES; PROGRAM HELPS PUPILS LOOK OUT FOR STRANGERS.			486
PUBLIC FORUM : WHITE HOUSE `GLOATING' OVER STARR SETBACK.		Editorial	1555
READY TO SOAR; WNBA PRIMED FOR MORE SUCCESS IN SECOND YEAR.			1135
RELATIVES ASSAIL FATAL SHOOTING OF `LOTTO TICKET BANDIT'.			569
RESIDENTS GET POWER BACK; CAR CRASH CUT ELECTRICITY TO 2,500.			307
SAUGUS' MILLER IS NO AVERAGE HITTER; SENIOR INFIELDER HOPES TO SHINE IN ALL-STAR GAME.			502
SCHOOL BOARD OKS DEMOTIONS, RELEASES.			253
SECESSION STUDY FEE OPPOSED.			819
SLAYING SUSPECT DEFENDED AFTER ARREST IN COURT; ALIBI GIVEN IN FREEWAY DEATH.			371
STEIN MIGHT RESURFACE ON HARBOR PANEL.			499
SUSPECT'S BOOK CITED AS PROOF IN ARSON.			556
SWAT TEAM REMOVES TOT, ARRESTS BARRICADED FATHER.			199
SYSTEM NEEDED TO THWART ADVERSE DRUG INTERACTIONS.		Editorial	585
TEASLEY'S HUSBAND RELEASED; JUDGE OKS DELAY IN ARRAIGNMENT.			264
THEATRICAL COACH; MILLER'S ODD CHARACTER SHAKES 'EM UP.			523
THIS COACH ALSO BIG FAN; NATHANSON TO STEER STARS.			535
TIME TO FILL THE PORK BARREL; LEGISLATORS CLAMOR FOR DISTRICT PROJECTS.			520
UNIVERSAL HOPING FOR BIRD BONANZA.			199
UP MIDDLE, THEY'RE PUT FRONT AND CENTER; ALL-STARS LOOKING FORWARD TO GAME.			554
UTAH IN PIPPEN'S POCKET; CHICAGO DEFENDER'S PRESENCE CONSIDERABLE IN SERIES VS. JAZZ.			607
VIEWERS TUNE OUT STANLEY CUP.			811
WARM, FUZZY LESSON; GIFT OF CRITTERS TEACHES PUPILS RIGHT STUFF(ING).			517
WORLD CUP NOTEBOOK: U.S. HIDES FROM ATTENTION IT CRAVED.			545