Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 2, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'96 CLINTON, DOLE CAMPAIGNS FACE ISSUE-AD PENALTY.			731
`ANGELS' CAN HAPPILY HELP ABUSED CHILDREN IN L.A.		Editorial	656
3RD QUARTER GOLDEN FOR OROAMERICA.			229
A CATCH-ALL TRADE; L.A. GETS HUNDLEY FOR JOHNSON, CEDENO.			998
AREA HOSPITALS RANK HIGHLY; STUDY LISTS TWO LANCASTER CENTERS IN COUNTY'S TOP 30.			395
AVC NOTEBOOK: NO EASY GAMES AT AVC : MEN STARTED ON TOUGH ROAD.			718
BASEBALL STAR INVITES PALS TO CARWASH GALA; DYKSTRA, OTHERS TO ATTEND GRAND OPENING.			514
BOEING TO TRIM 20,000 WORKERS; ASIAN WOES CITED IN MOVE.			287
BONDING WITH CLAUSEN; ALEMANY JUNIOR QUARTERBACK RECEIVES SPECIAL TUTORING.			567
BOON FOR MUTUAL FUNDS; MANY HOLD ENERGY STOCKS.			196
BOUCHER'S LIFE IS MORE THAN JUST HOCKEY.			703
BOYS' BASKETBALL: CAMARILLO CHANCES HEIGHTENED : SCORPIONS BEGIN SEASON WITH BIGGEST TEAM IN RECENT MEMORY.			518
BOYS' BASKETBALL: PALMDALE IS WAITING FOR REINFORCEMENTS.			646
BRIEFLY : SLAM-DUNK CONTEST SET AT HIGHLAND HIGH.			224
BRIEFLY : TYSON RISKS PRISON WITH NO-CONTEST PLEA.			390
BRIEFLY : WOMAN, 72, VICTIM OF HOME INVASION.			565
CBS GETS EARLY HOLIDAY RATINGS GIFT.		Statistical Data Included	497
CHASE ENDS WITH A CRASH; DRIVER INJURED WHEN TRUCK ROLLS, DEPUTY REPORTS.			310
CITY TO FIGHT PAYOUT IN PLAZA SUIT.			318
COC NOTEBOOK: LET THE GAMES BEGIN : CANYONS HAS SCHEDULE WOES.			469
COUNCIL MARKS TIME OF TRANSITION; STRATTON ENDS 12 YEARS AS MAYOR.			568
COUNTY TO USE TOBACCO FUNDS ON HEALTH CARE.			438
CRASH FORCES CLOSURE OF OFF-RAMP.			98
CROSS COUNTRY: SAUGUS CAME CLOSE IN `SATISFYING' YEAR : CENTURIONS TURNED HEADS AT STATE.			696
CSUN COACHES APPLAUD CHOICE; THEY SAY JANKOVICH WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED.			467
CSUN'S CURRY SCORES 40 IN LOSS : LMU 74, CSUN 71.			91
DEPUTIES TO HOST BLOOD DRIVE FOR TEEN BURN VICTIM.			445
DUCKS GET RARE POINT WITH TIE IN PITTSBURGH : DUCKS 4, PITTSBURGH 4.			462
EDITORIAL : IN THE LINE OF DUTY; OUTGUNNED AGAIN, ANOTHER LAPD OFFICER FALLS AND WE LEARN TOO MUCH, TOO LATE.		Editorial	359
EDITORIAL : JURY CESS-POOL; SERVICE SHOULDN'T BE THE BURDEN THAT IT IS TO ORDINARY CITIZENS.		Editorial	530
EYES GUARDED BY VISOR, NEMIT EXCELS.			592
FAMILY COPES WITH DEATH OF DAUGHTER.			497
FEEDING FURBY FRENZY; TOY CRAZE SPAWNS BLACK MARKET.			735
FIGHT OF THE AGED; BAD IDEA GETTING OLDER BY THE MINUTE.			906
GAME SHOW SEEKS KIDS AT LOCAL MALL.			194
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: THIS TIME, BRONEER PREDICTION IS BELIEVED.			444
GIRLS' SOCCER: HIGHLAND GIRLS HAVE TALENT AND OPTIMISM.			596
GRANZOW'S ROAD LESS TRAVELED.			1030
H-W SUFFERS A FAMILIAR FATE : BISHOP MONT. 3, H-W 0.			431
HAND BELL CHOIR RINGS IN CHEER THROUGHOUT VALLEY AREA.			552
HOSPICE HELPS TELL LIFE STORY; COUPLE RECORDS GIFT TO FUTURE GENERATIONS.			452
IN BRIEF.			305
INTERNET CHILD PORNOGRAPHY SUSPECT PLEADS NO CONTEST.			226
IT'S A BIG DEAL; OIL COMPANY MERGER EARNS PAGE IN RECORD BOOKS.			654
JURORS ARRIVE TO AVOID BIG FINE; 16 OF 81 ANSWER CALL; REMAINDER MUST PAY.			765
JURY FINDS MULLINS GUILTY OF MURDER.			217
LAPD SAYS SLAIN OFFICER WAS UNABLE TO RETURN GUNFIRE.			469
LAVIN'S RECRUITS ON SCREAM TEAM.			555
LOCAL NOTES: VEGAS HAS 4 AREA TEAMS.			94
LONGTIME RESIDENT APPOINTED TO FILL SEAT VACATED BY DAVIS.			606
MAN KIDNAPS WOMAN IN CAR AT T.O. MALL.			434
MAYO RANKED 43RD IN SURVEY; HOSPITAL SPOKESWOMAN SAYS LIST IS MISLEADING.			285
MCDONALD'S CHARITY BOWL: CANYONS UPBEAT AGAIN AFTER POSTSEASON NEWS.			197
MTA ASKS FUNDING RELEASE.			450
NEW COUNCILMAN TARGETS TRASH ISSUE; THOUSAND OAKS PICKUP TIMES AT ISSUE.			764
NEW OFFICIAL IMPRESSED BY SIMI'S `SENSE OF COMMUNITY'.			374
NEWS LITE : STEINEM REGAINS CONTROL OF MS.			750
NICHOLSON, FIRST TO WORK AT PANAVISION.		Obituary	137
NOTES: SLIDER FAST-PITCH GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAMS SET TO HOLD TRYOUTS.			175
OBITUARY : WILBUR HARVEY PEARSALL.		Obituary	115
OFFICERS ARREST SUSPECT IN SLAYING OF BURGLARY-RING WITNESS.			318
OIL MERGER, TAKE II; FRANCE'S TOTAL TO BUY BELGIUM'S PETROFINA.			226
PALMDALE BOARDS SALUTE AEROSPACE.			364
PERMITS AVAILABLE FOR CUTTING OWN CHRISTMAS TREE.			200
PLAYING IT BY EAR; SINGING ACTRESS SHOWS OFF EXTRAORDINARY TALENT FOR IMITATION IN `LITTLE VOICE'.			805
POLICE SEEK MAN IN ATTACK; ASSAILANT WAITED FOR SHOPPER IN BACK SEAT OF HER PARKED CAR.			243
PUBLIC FORUM : DEMOCRATS ACTING LIKE JURORS IN O.J. TRIAL.		Editorial	1104
RAINSTORM MEETS A ROADBLOCK; HIGH-PRESSURE AREA DIMINISHES POWER OF FRONT.			433
REYNOLDS HOLDING TORCH FOR POSSIBLE `DELIVERANCE II'.			691
ROVENTINI, 88, DIMINUTIVE BELLBOY IN PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTE ADS.		Obituary	279
SAM IS THE MAN FOR CSUN; JANKOVICH NAMED NEW INTERIM AD.			953
SCHOOL BUS SKIDS, FLIPS ON SLICK 118.			295
SCHOOL COPS CHEAT? HANDBOOK USE NEGATES PROMOTION EXAM.			825
SEARCH COMMITTEE'S JOB UNDER WAY.			347
SOCAL SAYS SO WHAT; DEAL WON'T AFFECT SOUTHLAND MARKET.			300
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOWL: MOORPARK HAS SEEN THIS ONE BEFORE NOW.			463
STUDY RATES HOSPITALS FOR SERVICES; FACILITIES IN VALLEY FARE WELL IN 2 AREAS.			737
SWEET SOMETHINGS; BAKE JARS FULL OF HOLIDAY TRADITION.		Recipe	4999
TAFT'S DEFENSIVE LINE WILL BE THE KEY AGAINST DORSEY.			2554
TAKING TIME FOR YOUTHS; VOLUNTEER GIVES STUDENTS LIFT.			540
TALKIN' RADIO : `MUSIC OF YOUR LIFE' FORMAT BOOSTS KGIL-AM.			340
THE BUZZ : SARA LEE'S GIFT SWEETENS POT FOR LACMA.			521
THE DAY IN PREPS: ARENAS SCORES 42 IN GRANT VICTORY.			823
THE EGYPTIAN; AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE BRINGS BACK CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD MOVIE HOUSE AFTER EXTENSIVE RENOVATION.			1746
THEATER CROWNS RENEWAL; AREA IN CANOGA PARK BUSTLES WITH REBUILDING AS ARTISTIC HUB.		Editorial	773
THIS PRINCE SHUNS UCLA'S KINGDOM.			980
TOP OF THE LINEUP : NBA.			312
UC TEACHING ASSISTANTS MARCH IN PROTEST.			384
UCLA HAS FOOD FOR THOUGHT; THANKSGIVING BREAK ADDS FOCUS.			578
USC HAS DATE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE; SUN BOWL DOESN'T PLEASE PLAYERS.			751
VENTURA COUNTY INTERCITY BUSES POST INCREASED RIDERSHIP.		Statistical Data Included	366
VENTURA COUNTY SUES INTERNET AUCTION FIRM.			402
WAREHOUSE JOBS OPEN TO HUNDREDS.			298
WATCHDOG SEARCH TO RANGE WIDE.			355
WORLD AIDS DAY MARKED; YOUNG ADULTS STILL HIT HARD IN L.A.		Statistical Data Included	329