Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 4, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$35 MILLION DESIGNATED TO IMPROVE CSU CAMPUS ENTRY.			510
[0] CHALLENGER TO WEAR BADGE.			786
7 MORE ARRESTS MADE AFTER GANG SHOOTING AT PARTY.			382
ALARCON ASSUMES EARLY LEAD; COUNCILMAN AHEAD OF MCCAULLEY, STARR.			343
ALARCON TAKES RACE FOR SENATE; COUNCILMAN BEATS MCCAULLEY, STARR.			360
ASSEMBLY VETERANS RESISTING CHALLENGERS.			377
AVC NOTEBOOK: KELLY'S KNEE IS JUST FINE : CENTER READIES FOR HUGE YEAR.			826
BAR BURGLARIZED; DEPUTIES RECOVER GOODS FROM CAR.			135
BART'S FEMININE SIDE; CARTWRIGHT WHIMSY SPEAKS VOLUMES.			1051
BRIEFLY : EYE INJURY POSTPONES DE LA HOYA FIGHT.			507
BRIEFLY : FECES-TAINTED TREAT GETS TEENS ARRESTED.			279
BRIEFLY : MEETING SCHEDULED ON VALLEY AREA CODE.			745
BUBB OUSTER OVERDUE; CSUN REQUIRES BIG-TIME AD.			1078
CANYONS REFUSES TO QUIT; RETURN TO FOOTBALL HAS BEEN A SUCCESS.			831
CHALLENGER TO WEAR BADGE.			761
CITY OKS FUNDS TO UPGRADE FIRE COPTERS.			333
COC NOTEBOOK: NO POSTSEASON FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM.			578
CONEJO VALLEY; MEASURE R LEADS IN 3RD BOND TRY.			388
CONGRESS; SHERMAN RE-ELECTED IN 24TH.			802
COUNCIL CREATES AGENCY TO MONITOR FOR SLUM CONDITIONS.			286
COUNTY MEASURE A; BRAKES APPLIED TO MTA.			548
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: AGOURA'S COURSE LEVELS MARMONTE'S FIELD.			679
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: FAVORITES LOOSEN UP FOR FOOTHILL TITLE RACE : SAUGUS, CANYON HAVE EYES ON STATE.			726
CROSS COUNTRY: DOLAN CROSSES THEM UP : N.P. TRACK STAR EXPANDS HIS HORIZONS.			658
CSUN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, AIDE QUIT OVER DRUG CASE.			869
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FREE SAFETY SUSPENDED BY MATADORS.			483
DAVIS, BOXER SWEEP; BACA ELECTED SHERIFF; DEMS MAKE STRONG SHOWING ACROSS U.S.; INDIAN CASINO MEASURE PASSES; SCHOOL FUNDING MEASURE AHEAD; GOVERNOR: GOP MOVING OUT AFTER 4-TERM RUN.			916
DEMOCRATS HOLD GROUND, BUCKING HISTORICAL TREND.			871
DEMOCRATS HOLD GROUND, BUCKING HISTORICAL TREND.			995
DEPUTIES GIVE COMMUNITY CENTER BOOST.			250
DISNEY REPORTS DROP IN PROFITS; WEAK FILMS DRAG DOWN EARNINGS FROM '97 LEVELS.			452
DOLE FOOD CO. TAKES HIT FROM MITCH.			248
EDITORIAL : A CRYING SHAME; RESIDENTS LOSE IN LATEST ELECTED CHARTER PANEL SELLOUT.		Editorial	473
EDITORIAL : BLUE-LIGHT SPECIAL; BRUSH-CLEARING DEAL TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.		Editorial	407
END OF PRIESTLEY PRESENCE ON `BEVERLY HILLS, 90210'.			543
FALL SPORTS NOTEBOOK: AFTER LONG SEASON, TEAMS START PILING UP TITLES.			562
FHS SAYS IT WILL TAKE WRITE-OFFS.			380
FOOTBALL: MARAUDERS MUST WIN OUT TO GET THEIR HAPPY MEAL.			489
FULL FINGERPRINTS, PHOTOS REQUIRED OF DUI SUSPECTS.			607
GARAGE-BASED POLLING PLACE CARRIES ON IN SIMI VALLEY; NEIGHBORHOOD DEMOCRACY.			645
H.-W. WINS ON PASSING, DEFENSE : H.-W. 3, FLINTRIDGE S.H. 0.			280
HOLLYWOOD SLOWS DOWN; PRODUCTION DECLINES AS STUDIOS' GROWTH FLATTENS OUT.		Statistical Data Included	673
IN BRIEF.			234
JOY RIDE LANDS TEEN IN ROUGH NEAR FAIRWAY.			370
L.A. CITY MEASURES; CITY MEASURES, BONDS WINNING FAVOR.			799
L.A. TIMES LAYS OFF 250; MORE CUTBACKS COMING.		Statistical Data Included	938
LEFT FEELING EMPTY; NBA LOCKOUT IS TROUBLE FOR MANY PEOPLE BESIDES PLAYERS AND OWNERS.			860
LOCAL: FOOTBALL EXTRA.			2635
LUKAS READIES FAB FIVE; TRAINER HAS HIGH HOPES IN JUVENILE.			883
MAN ADMITS FLASHLIGHT BEATING.			261
MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING 73-YEAR-OLD WOMAN.			569
MASTER'S COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM POISED FOR PLAYOFFS.			665
MEDICAL SUIT COSTS COUNTY $15 MILLION.			242
MISSION COLLEGE SEEKING WAY TO STAVE OFF LOSS OF $4.7 MILLION.			438
MONTROSE HAS THAT HOMETOWN FEELING; QUAINTNESS MAINTAINED.			679
MOORPARK MIGHT CUT GYM HOURS.			513
MUSTANGS MAKE POSTSEASON.			170
NBC CLIMBS BACK ON TOP OF TV HEAP.		Statistical Data Included	405
NEWS LITE : CHER WEAVES WEB BUT NOT FOR MATE.			869
NORTH L.A. COUNTY; FAMILIAR NAMES PACING WATER PANEL VOTE COUNT.			192
NORTH L.A. COUNTY; INCUMBENT TRAILS FOES IN HOSPITAL BOARD RACE.			370
NORTHROP SITE SET FOR OFFICE PARK.			420
NOTES: SANTA CLARITA REDSKINS REMAIN UNBEATEN AT 6-0.			183
OBITUARIES : SAMFORD, BETTE JANE.		Obituary	197
PAROLE OFFICER BRINGS SHOOTING SUSPECT TO JAIL.			216
PASSING THE TEST; AFTER MISTAKE, NEVADA'S NEILL REGAINS RECORD-SETTING TOUCH.			935
POWER PLANT COMING TO CAL CITY; PROJECT'S CONSTRUCTION COULD BRING UP TO 1,000 WORKERS.			403
PRAISE FOR NEW PAIRING; ANAHEIM DUO ALLOWS FEW GOALS.			621
PUBLIC FORUM : CURE DAILY GRIDLOCK BY FINISHING FREEWAYS.		Editorial	1099
REGIONAL WORK ON BOEING'S BUSINESS JET UP IN THE AIR.			186
REPORTS SAY TYSON TO FIGHT IN JANUARY.			454
RIORDAN'S BUYOUT OF OFFICIAL QUESTIONED; CITY PARKS DIRECTOR RECEIVED $200,000 CONTRACT.			575
ROGAN PULLING AWAY FROM DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER.			659
RURAL-FEEL DEVELOPMENT PLANNED IN VALENCIA; ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BEGUN.			475
SANTA CLARITA GEARING UP FOR MARATHON, ADDING A FEW CHANGES.			460
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE PASSING; EDUCATION MEASURE PROP. 1A AHEAD, PROP. 8 BEHIND AT POLLS.			509
SHERMAN AHEAD IN 24TH RACE.			785
SIMI VALLEY; MAYORAL RACES TAKING SHAPE.			409
SIX VYING FOR OPEN SEAT ON BOARD; DISTRICT'S TRUSTEES TO CONSIDER CHOICES.			326
SOAR MEASURES FLY WITH VOTERS.			233
SPEED PATROL STOPS 35; CHP TRIO FINDS FAST MOTORISTS ON OLD ROAD.			450
STATE BUYING OLD CARS TO CUT OZONE LEVELS.			443
STATE MEASURES: INDIAN GAMING INITIATIVE ON WINNING TRACK.			838
STATEWIDE RACES; DEMOCRATS UP, UPBEAT AS BALLOTS COUNTED.			455
TALKIN' RADIO : MUSICIANS SPEAK ON '90S FORMATS.			451
THE DAY IN PREPS: HIGHLAND CLINCHES TIE FOR CROWN.			352
THIEVES STEAL MEDICAL TOOLS FROM FIRETRUCK.			465
TORRE KEEPS ON WINNING.			779
TRIO COMMITS ORALLY TO USC.			188
U.S. SENATE: SURGE OVERCOMES FONG'S EDGE.			846
UCLA NOTEBOOK: QUICK OFF THE BLOCK : DEMOTED UCLA SAFETY MCBRIDE HELPING OUT WHERE HE CAN.			525
USC NOTEBOOK: TEAMMATES' SCOLDING HELPS HARRIS.			505
VALLEY LEADERS SAY CHARTER REFORM HOPE FADING.			701
VENTURA COUNTY: MEASURE R LEADS IN 3RD BOND TRY.			392
VICTIM GIVES DESCRIPTION OF RAPIST TO POLICE; WOMAN REPORTS ATTACK IN CANYON COUNTRY.			380
VOLLEYBALL: HIGHLAND'S RAWSON STEPS UP AS LEADER.			476
WHALE OF A MOVIE; `GODS AND MONSTERS' DEFTLY PROFILES LATE HORROR DIRECTOR.		Movie Review	911