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

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1ST STORM OF SEASON ARRIVES.		289
A CHARMED LIFE; UCLA DODGES DISASTER AGAIN ON LATE TD PASS : UCLA 41, OREGON ST. 34.		1521
ACROSS THE BOARD.		264
AWESOME AGAIN SKIPS AWAY WITH UPSET; SILVER CHARM SECOND, BUT CLASSIC SHOWDOWN FIZZLES.		869
BACA REFLECTS ON CAMPAIGN.		566
BAKERSFIELD PULLS AWAY FROM CANYONS : BAKERSFIELD 43, CANYONS 20.		410
BAND WORKS TO BEAUTIFY T.O. STREETS; LABOR INSTRUMENTAL TO ROSE PARADE GOAL.		398
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: ANGELS EXTEND SERIOUS OFFER TO SOX'S VAUGHN.		457
BLAKEY COMES UP BIG TO PUT CSUN ON TOP.		467
BLIND MARATHON RUNNER SETS AMBITIOUS COURSE.		1043
BREEDERS` CUP ROUNDUP: RERAISE AND DOLLASE TAKE SPRINT.		634
BRIEFLY : DAILY NEWS WRITER AMONG HONOREES.		377
BRIEFLY : GANG LINK SUSPECTED IN DRIVEWAY FIRINGS.		100
BRIEFLY : TWAY SURGES TO LEAD WITH A FLAWLESS 66.		419
CITY OFFICIALS OFTEN IGNORE CITIZEN ADVISORY PANELS.		881
COMMONS CENTER GOES FOR THE UPSCALE.		374
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT BEAST MUST BE SLAIN; STADIUM PAYOUTS SQUANDER TAXPAYER DOLLARS.		748
CRA PLAN LACKING IN PUBLIC INPUT; PROJECT COULD HURT, NOT HELP NORTHEAST VALLEY, CRITICS SAY.		1421
CREWS READY AT EDWARDS JUST IN CASE.		207
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : NANCY KASSEBAUM.		480
DAY IN SPORTS: CLU WILL LEARN TODAY WHETHER IT MOVES ON.		449
DEPLETED KINGS LOSE ONCE AGAIN TO STARS : STARS 4, KINGS 3.		546
DIRECTOR'S APPROACH; FILMMAKER WHALE'S ART AND LIFE EXPLORED IN `GODS AND MONSTERS'.		1214
EDITORIAL : COMMUNITY RELATIONS 101; COLLEGE EXPANSION PLANS DOOMED WITHOUT NEIGHBORS' BLESSING.	Editorial	618
EDITORIAL : CURBING SMOG; TOUGHER RULES FOR SUVS, PICKUPS AND MINIVANS ARE JUSTIFIED.	Editorial	256
ENGLISH MAKES CONVERSATION CAFE TALK OF CAMPUS.		595
EVERYONE GETS GRABBY AT CHARTER CONVENTION.		913
FIRM'S EMPLOYEES BEGIN SIGNING ON TO BRIDGE THE GAP.		417
FOLDING THE TENTS; L.A. MUST DO MORE TO END OVERCROWDED HOUSING CRISIS.		807
GINGRICH PAYS PRICE; GOP LOOKS FOR LESS STRIDENT SALVATION.		927
GLENN FLIGHT ENDS ON HIGH NOTE; SPACE SHUTTLE DISCOVERY MISSION EXCEEDS NASA'S EXPECTATIONS.		608
GOP GETS BIG VOTE IN REGION LUNGREN, FONG HAD LEADS.	Statistical Data Included	671
GOP POWER STRUGGLE; WOULD-BE LEADERS JOSTLE FOR SUPPORT.		967
HIGH SCHOOL BAND LABORS TOWARD PARADE GOAL.		374
HOLIDAY SPIRIT ALIVE AT SIMI BOUTIQUE.		456
IT TAKES A MALL TO BUILD A CITY; CALABASAS CITY OFFICIALS TEAM WITH DEVELOPERS TO CREATE A CIVIC CENTERPIECE WITH ITALIAN-ACCENTED FLOURISHES TO GIVE RESIDENTS MORE COMMON GROUND, REVIVE OLD TOWN.		869
JUNIOR COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY: MOORPARK WINS TITLE AND SENDS MESSAGE.		688
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL: HERNANDEZ DISCOVERS A GROOVE.		492
JURY SELECTION SET IN WOMAN'S SLAYING.		286
LETTERS : ALUMNUS DEFENDS HIRING.	Letter to the Editor	607
LUNGREN'S LOSS SHOWS GOP FLAWS; SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS ERODING IN PARTY.		671
MARATHON EXPECTED TO ATTRACT OVER 500.		828
MATADORS WIN, LEAP INTO 1ST; BIG SKY RACE TAKES YET ANOTHER TURN : CSUN 32, PORTLAND ST. 28.		1540
MCNOWN SHOWS CLUTCH ABILITY.		403
MELSBY COMES THROUGH.		502
MICHIGAN STATE, UNRANKED, STUNS NO. 1 OHIO STATE : MICH. STATE 28, OHIO STATE 24.		513
NATURE WALK SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON VALLEY PARK'S ATMOSPHERE.		385
NEWS LITE : DOUGLAS TO PLAY ROLE AKIN TO LIFE.		739
NEWS LITE : FORD NABS MAG'S SEXIEST-MAN TITLE.		1148
NOTH'S LOGAN BACK ON THE BEAT.		598
OAKS MAY BE RAZED FOR FLOOD CONTROL.		433
OBITUARY : DARRELL DEE DAVIS.	Obituary	103
ON RACING'S BIG DAY, YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE BAD WITH THE GOOD.		829
PARENTING : BE AWARE OF TV, MOVIES' EFFECTS.		626
PARKLAND STRUGGLE A LABOR OF LOVE; RECREATION AREA TO CELEBRATE 20TH ANNIVERSARY.		1345
PARTY LINES : GLITTERATI HONOR A SHOW-BIZ JEWEL.		871
PET FORSAKER GETS BETTER THAN DESERVED FROM SHOP.		647
POLICE ARREST PAIR IN KILLING; 2 OTHER SUSPECTS REMAIN AT LARGE.		396
POLICE TRY TO HELP MURDER-SUICIDE ORPHANS.		245
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: SMOOTH TRIP FOR MOUNTIES.		699
PROPOSED HASKELL OFF-RAMP CLOSURE DIVIDES ENCINO.		916
PUBLIC FORUM : CHRISTIANITY, HOMOSEXUALITY CAN COEXIST.	Editorial	1239
READY TO RUMBLE: GOVERNORS MATCH : WRESTLEMANIA ENTERS THE POLITICAL RING.		722
REDFERN HAS ALL THE RIGHT MOVES.		1090
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION TO START; A.V. DISTRICTS TO USE PROP. 1A MATCHING FUNDS.		681
SPECIAL TEENS, SENIORS GIVE EACH OTHER LIFT.		675
STATE CAN PRESS DEATH PENALTY PROCEDURES.		273
STUDIO GOLIATH FACING DAVID; DREAMWORKS SUED OVER FIRM'S NAME.		780
THE OLD WEST HAS A HOME IN SIMI VALLEY; BACK YARD HAS ATMOSPHERE OF DODGE CITY DAYS.		947
THE TRUTH IS OUT HERE; `THE X-FILES' GROOVIN' AFTER MOVIN' TO L.A.		1567
TIPOFF : NEW GOVERNOR ELECTING TO STAY OUT OF SPOTLIGHT.		569
USC CLAIMS A DATE FOR HOLIDAYS; VICTORY OVER STANFORD MEANS BOWL IS IN OFFING : USC 34, STANFORD 9.		1451
USC TREND LEANING TO THE DEFENSE.		334
VALLEY MUST SUPPORT CHARTER REFORM EFFORTS.		583
VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II, CHP HAS HAD ONE WILD RIDE.		1633