Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 29, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`TITANIC' STILL UNSINKABLE AT BOX OFFICE.			591
8TH-GRADERS MAY BE TESTED; TRUSTEE RECOMMENDS ADMISSIONS EXAM FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.			582
A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : A YEAR IN REVIEW: WHAT L.A. HAD TO OFFER.			342
AIKMAN HAS FOND MEMORIES.			319
ALIOTTI TO HEAD UCLA DEFENSE.			483
BEAUTIFICATION VS. BUREAUCRACY; CITY'S RED TAPE TURNS GREENERY TO BROWN DIRT.			1372
BIRD ENTHUSIASTS FLOCK TO THE WOODS FOR COUNT.		Statistical Data Included	763
BOSS HIGH ON CLUELESS INDEX.			786
BRIEFLY : HULL COULD MISS 6 WEEKS.			399
BRIEFLY : MAIN BREAK FLOODS.			633
BRIEFS : LOCAL MOVERS.			359
BUCS DON'T STOP; THEY'RE ON TO GREEN BAY AFTER VICTORY : TAMPA BAY 20, DETROIT 10.			917
CHURCH CENTER GIVES ONE-STOP SOCIAL SERVICES; PALMDALE'S POOR CAN FIND HELP.			707
CHURCH PUTS SOCIAL SERVICES UNDER ONE ROOF; CONGREGATION COMMITTED TO AIDING PALMDALE NEIGHBORS.			690
CITY LOOKS FOR ARTS IN ITS FUTURE; PLAN TO LIST RESOURCES, DESIRES.			456
CROWDS GET PREVIEW OF PARADERS; MARCHING BANDS PLAY FULL DRILLS.			687
CSUN VS. CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS.			138
CULTURE IN THE VALLEY; REVAMPED CSUN EMERGING AS GATHERING PLACE.			1518
CYBERSPORT : ABC ACTIVE IN THE INTERACTIVE BUSINESS.			317
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST : FIRST PLACE.		Statistical Data Included	447
DOLE COMPLEX TO BREAK GROUND.			518
EDITORIAL : RUNAWAY OVERTIME; L.A. COUNTY GOVERNMENT MUST TRY HARDER TO LIVE WITHIN ITS MEANS.		Editorial	439
EDITORIAL : TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT; CONSULTANTS LOBBY COUNCIL MEMBERS THEY HELPED ELECT.		Editorial	341
EXIT OF `SEINFELD' LEAVES DOOR OPEN; AFTER NINE SEASONS ON NBC, SITCOM KING JERRY SEINFELD IS GOING OUT ON TOP.			1119
FAD FASTING DRAWS DOCTORS' CONCERNS.			331
FAMILY INSPIRED BY ADVENTURES.			834
FESTIVAL UNITES SOUTHLAND JEWS.			510
GETTING IN THE MONEY; CLUBS ON STOCK INVESTMENT.			558
HACKETT STYMIES DUCKS : CHICAGO 2, DUCKS 0.			235
HURDLES FRUSTRATE GUERRILLA GARDENER.			375
JACKSON COULD STAY AT USC.			230
JAMES DEAN BIOPIC MIRED IN STUDIO SECOND-GUESSING.			765
LAKERS GET BURNED : BOSTON 108, LAKERS 102.			606
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: O'NEAL BACK AT PRACTICE.			254
LAWYER TAKES LEAD ROLE; ACADEMY HEAD AIMS FOR BRIDGES.			1090
LEGAL RESOURCES TO HELP PEOPLE BE OWN LAWYERS; COUNTY BOOSTS ACCESS TO LAW.			721
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH; TIPS ON AVOIDING NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY DANGERS.			425
NEWS LITE : FILM ACTOR NOT TYPICAL IRISHMAN.			836
PATS WALTZ PAST DOLPHINS : NEW ENGLAND 17, MIAMI 3.			563
PEERS HONOR JPL SCIENTIST FOR WORK ON PHENOMENON.			320
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS.			465
PERFECT TIMING; UCLA CAN USE MCCOY.			715
PROCESS PURIFIES WATER; FIRM FINDS WAY TO EXTRACT POLLUTANT.			774
PUBLIC FORUM : SCANDALS JUSTIFY GOP ATTACKS ON CLINTON.		Editorial	972
RESOLUTIONS PAY OFF FOR MOTIVATED TRIO; POSITIVE CHANGES MARK YEAR AFTER VOWS TO IMPROVE.			1105
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES TO BE ALTERED; MOORPARK DISTRICT CONSIDERING FOUR OPTIONS.		Statistical Data Included	1209
SCHOOLS START PUTTING MULTIPLYING ELECTRONIC PETS IN DOGHOUSE.			323
SMITH FINDS THE RIGHT FIT AT MISSOURI.			1045
SURFING THE TUBE: THE WEEK AHEAD : TODAY.			589
TEACHER OF THE YEAR; EDUCATOR'S CARING WORK EARNS ADMIRATION.			790
TEEN ATHLETE STANDS TALL AGAIN; CANYON HIGH STUDENT READY TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL AS HE HEALS.			971
THE STRAIN OF BEING ON FAST TRACK.			1536
THE WEEK THAT WAS : CAN'T WE JUST GET ALONG?			379
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : THE BOWL SEASON'S GUTTER BALLS.			623
TORCH PASSING; LEAF LATEST PRODUCT OF WSU QB FACTORY.		Statistical Data Included	877
TRAVEL PERIOD NEARING PEAK; TERMINALS BRACE FOR HOLIDAY RUSH.			385
TV'S NO. 1 ADVOCATE TUNES IN TO FEW SHOWS.			249
UCLA BEATS SETON HALL BY 30 : UCLA 88, SETON HALL 58.			232
UNITED JET'S PLUNGE KILLS 1; 102 INJURED BY TURBULENCE.			622
UNIVERSITY PUTS ITSELF AT COMMUNITY'S SERVICE.			250
WOODSON COULD MAKE AN INTRIGUING TARGET.			506