Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 10, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$1.03 BILLION TO SETTLE NASDAQ PRICE-FIX SUIT.			209
2 TEENS SHOT NEAR CAMPUS; MAN ARRESTED.			569
A WOOF IN PUG'S CLOTHING; AUTHOR DOGGEDLY DEVOTED TO CLARA.			1041
ANTONOVICH ANNOUNCES HE'S PAPA-TO-BE.			221
AREA GETS A MAGIC BOOST.			321
AUDIT FINDS FAULTS WITH NEW STATION; FUTURE BOND PROJECTS FOR LAPD NOW AT RISK?			1039
AUGUSTINE OUT ONE MORE GAME.			205
BELLAGIO TOPS MIRAGE OPENING.			187
BIRD LOVER GIVES LIFT TO ILL RAPTORS.			386
BRIEFLY : MINOR-LEAGUE HOCKEY PLAYER MIGHT LOSE EYE.			482
BRIEFLY : VAN DAMME WINNER IN SUIT OVER SCRIPT.			597
BYPASSING SURGERY; PROCEDURE MAY LET HEART PATIENTS GROW NEW BLOOD VESSELS.			720
CAINE GUSHING OVER `DEBTORS' FIRST-TIME DIRECTOR QUAID.			593
CALENDAR: HART CAN WRAP UP FOOTHILL TITLE FRIDAY.			400
CALENDAR: TEAMS PREPARE FOR POSTSEASON MATCHUPS.			485
CARDINAL VIRTUE; STANFORD FACED WITH GREAT EXPECTATIONS.			974
CHATTER: STARR'S MANGLED BANNER.			583
CHILDREN GET HANDS-ON LOOK AT FIREFIGHTERS.			568
CITY MAY DEAL FOR INDUSTRIAL LAND; PALMDALE AIMS TO COMPETE FOR NEW BUSINESS.			388
CLEANED-UP, SHORED-UP PCH REOPENS ALL LANES.			480
COC FOOTBALL: AT CANYONS, ONE LOSS DOES NOT A WINNING SEASON BREAK.			425
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: CLU FEELS ALL RIGHT AT HOME : KINGSMEN 5-0 AT MT. CLEF; MOORPARK BACK TO RUN.			601
COULD JAGR POSSIBLY BE THE NEW KING OF L.A.?			688
COUNTY APPROVES WILDLIFE PERMITS ON ACTON ACREAGE.			410
CREATING VISIONS IN VINYL; CASTOFF SCRAPS INSPIRE TEENS' POP CREATIVITY.			473
CSUN AWAY BUT STILL CLOSE.			436
CSUN NOTEBOOK: WAC REJECTS BASEBALL.			358
DEVELOPER SAYS CITY CHEATING HIM.			477
DIET HERBS TO SPONSOR SCIENCE LAB.			291
DISTRICT GEARS UP FOR FIX-UP: NEWHALL BOARD PREPARES TO TAKE CONTRACT BIDS ON SCHOOL PROJECTS.			378
EDITORIAL : GET THE MESSAGE.		Editorial	286
EDITORIAL : THE CLOCK'S TICKING; CHARTER PANELS ARE LIGHTING A FUSE THAT WILL EXPLODE IN THEIR FACES IF THEY IGNORE DEMANDS FOR NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT.		Editorial	606
ERRORS UNDO G.H. : VAN NUYS 3, GRANADA HILLS 1.			360
FEDEX PILOTS JETTISON OVERTIME; UNION EDGING TOWARD STRIKE DURING HOLIDAYS.			343
FEUER PUSHES GUN CURB OF 1 PURCHASE A MONTH.			338
FORMER CSU CHANCELLOR TO LEAD DAVIS TRANSITION TEAM.			529
FOX HITS GRAND SLAM; PARENT COMPANY OF DODGERS REPORTS STRONG QUARTER DAYS BEFORE IPO.			437
GENTRY HEARING PUT ON HOLD; WITNESS OUT.			174
GOP GIVES SIGNS PROBE WILL GO ON.			739
GOP'S CANDIDATE BOLSTERS VOTE LEAD.			382
GREEN JEWEL AND BAFFERT ARE CLOSING-DAY WINNERS.			226
HOME BUYERS GETTING JUMBO SQUEEZE.		Statistical Data Included	1046
HOPEFULS' OPTIMISM RUNS OUT; VOTE TRAILERS CONCEDE IN COUNCIL, SCHOOL RACES.			664
IN BRIEF.			299
INSPECTOR HELD AFTER KCBS AIRS RESTAURANT TAPE.			548
J.P. A REBEL WITH A CAUSE; QB BLECKSMITH BREAKS MOLD.			550
JACKSON REPORTEDLY HEADING TO KRLA.			451
JUBILEES : ADORING COUPLE CRUISE TO THEIR 50TH.			280
JV FOOTBALL REPORT: OAK PARK LOWER LEVELS SUGGEST BRIGHT FUTURE.			648
KINGS BEAT CANUCKS; TSYPLAKOV TALLIES WINNER; ROBITAILLE SCORES TWICE : KINGS 4, VANCOUVER 3.			373
KINGS NOTEBOOK: STUMPEL MIGHT BE READY FOR RETURN.			504
LATE TALLY BACKS EARLY LEADS; AREA ABSENTEE BALLOTS PRODUCE NO REVERSALS.			592
LOCAL `PRINCIPALS' ALL BUSINESS.			523
LOCAL NOTES: USC, UCLA MAKE NCAAS.			299
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			902
MASTER'S COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: PT. LOMA NAZARENE POSES SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGE FOR THE MASTER'S.			196
MGM GRAND TO BUY PRIMADONNA.			231
MORE THAN 500 CROSS MARATHON'S FINISH LINE.			320
MYERS RETURNS WITH CAL ALL-STARS.			150
NEWS LITE : LEWIS SELLS RIGHTS TO `CINDERFELLA'.			919
NONPROFIT AID GROUP TO MOVE INTO LARGER LANCASTER FACILITY.			337
NOTES: REGISTRATION FOR TEEN LEAGUE SET.			226
OBITUARIES : W. RONAL SMITH.		Obituary	300
PUBLIC FORUM : SERBS JUST DEFENDING THEIR OWN HOMELAND.		Editorial	1500
SHERIFF'S STAFF SOUGHT BRIBE, HOLDEN SAYS.			248
SKATERS TO TAKE FORCED HIATUS.			421
STEWART MAKES FAVRE LOOK GREEN; PITTSBURGH PASSER HELPS QUIET CRITICS AND ZAP PACKERS : PITTSBURGH 27, GREEN BAY 20.			650
T.O. MULLS MORE FUNDS TO PURSUE LEGAL ISSUES.			332
TEENS CUFF CLERK, ROB GAS STATION, LEAVE FINGERPRINTS; DEPUTIES HAVE SUSPECTS ON VIDEO.			257
THE DAY IN PREPS: SYLMAR OUTLASTS EL CAMINO REAL.			352
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE . . .; FOR CHARTER REFORM IT'S BUSINESS AS USUAL, A DISHEARTENING OUTCOME FOR THOSE WHO BELIEVED IN IT.		Editorial	886
THINGS FALL KINGS' WAY; LATE GOAL BY TSYPLAKOV PUTS END TO WINLESS STREAK : KINGS 4, VANCOUVER 3.			435
TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASEBALL.			326
UCLA IS NO. 2 IN BCS POLL; VOLS PERCH AT NO. 1; BRUINS BACK IN HUNT.			564
UCLA NOTEBOOK: THE DEFENSE RUSTS : TOLEDO MIFFED BY CONFUSING SYSTEM.			606
USC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE TO LEAVE EARLY?			405
VALLEY LOSER IN MTA'S PROJECTIONS.			611
VOLLEYBALL: MANCE GOES FROM DUSK TO DAWN.			696
WHO'S PLAYING WHOM? AFTER MIXUP, SAUGUS AND VALENCIA WILL MIX IT UP.			644
WOOD EDGES HELTON FOR ROOKIE AWARD.			587