Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 24, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS ...; FIRST-GRADERS LAUGH WITH LENO AGAIN.			605
100 SEEK MISSING GIRL, 14.			237
AIRPORT NOISE MAPS REFLECT 3-CITY DISPUTE.			535
ANOTHER TOXIC THREAT; ANONYMOUS CALL SHUTS CABLE OFFICES.			646
AOL'S CINDERELLA STORY; ONLINE COMPANY'S STOCK JUMPS 55 PERCENT, SURPASSES DISNEY IN MARKET VALUE.			383
AT THE YMCA; WHAT HAPPENS WHEN TWO GIRLS COACH A BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM.			687
BLACK ICE BLAMED ON LAWN SPRINKLERS.			382
BRIEFLY : SENIOR BADLY HURT WHEN HIT BY VEHICLE.			503
BRIEFLY : TYSON TELLS YOUTHS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.			428
CAROL AND CAROLE IN PERFECT HARMONY.			786
CLASSIC ENDS CLU BREAK.			389
CLIMBING THE MOUNTAIN; BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS CONQUER MUCH MORE THAN DISEASE.			1345
COLLEGE DISTRICT RUNNING AGROUND, STATE AUDIT FINDS.			641
CORPORATE BOWL LINEUP BREEDS GREED.			872
COUPLES WANTS FAST START.			708
DEPUTIES CHIP IN FOR FALLEN FRIEND'S KIN.			379
DEPUTIES SAY SEARCH LEGAL IN DRUG CASE; NEWBURY PARK MAN'S ATTORNEY WANTS EVIDENCE EXCLUDED.			523
DEVELOPERS EYE LAND AS SITE FOR SIMI MALL; FIRMS SEEK CONTROL OF PROPERTY FOR CENTER.			651
DOCTOR'S VACANT HOMES GET REPRIEVE FROM JUDGE.			447
DUO DECKS HALLS WITH DIGITIZED DATA STORAGE DISCS.			360
EDITORIAL : DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER; CAR-POOL LANES AREN'T THE ANSWER TO TRAFFIC CONGESTION, BUT THEY HELP.		Editorial	391
EDITORIAL : RUNNING ON EMPTY; GIVEN THAT IT HAD 10 YEARS TO DO IT, THERE'S NO GOOD REASON FOR THE CITY'S FAILURE TO UPGRADE FUEL TANKS.		Editorial	487
EDIZA IS TO DIE FOR; HIGH SIERRA TREK SIMPLY SPECTACULAR.			1131
FAMILY MATTERS GIVE COOPER HER STRENGTH.			972
FOOD BANKS IN VENTURA COUNTY COME THROUGH FOR NEEDY FAMILIES.			556
FOR COBIAN, RUNNING THE COURT IS THE FUN PART; PALMDALE DISTANCE RUNNER DOUBLES AS A POINT GUARD.			680
FREEZE BREAKS A.V. WATER PIPES.			229
FRIEND OF ENNIS COSBY FILES DEFAMATION LAWSUIT.			248
FROM SHOOTER TO STOPPER; EX-PALMDALE STAR KRISTI ROSE IS ALL DEFENSE FOR UTAH.			669
FUND SET UP FOR GIRL'S FUNERAL.			341
FURBY BUYERS NET BIG PROFITS IN MAD WORLD.			817
GRAHAM, 86, PIONEER OF TV TALK SHOWS.		Obituary	501
GROUP PLANS BREAK FROM 200-MILE TREK ON HISTORIC ROUTE.			539
GROWERS SAY CROPS OK AFTER LAST CHILL; DISASTER AVOIDED IN VENTURA COUNTY.			543
HANSELL FINDS NICER WAY TO SPEND SEASON; THE MASTER'S FORWARD GETS TEAMMATES' HELP.			862
HARRISON PLAYS TRANSITION GAME AT UCSB.			790
HIDDEN CREEK DEVELOPER ASSAILS LAWSUIT; OPPONENTS MISSED HEARING DEADLINE, COMPANY SAYS.			585
HOLIDAY ALERT UP FOR I-5.			147
HOLIDAY CLASSIC NOTEBOOK: A LITTLE SLICE OF EUROPE.			367
IN BRIEF.			288
IT CAN BE A REWARDING CYCLE; COMING OFF INJURY MAKES ONE TAKE STOCK IN ACTIVITY.			833
KIDNAP VICTIM HOME; 4 JAILED.			295
LEAD FOUND IN PLAY AREAS; HIGH LEVELS IN PAINT AFFECT 6 CITY PARKS.			772
LEAVING TOWN REQUIRES PATIENCE, EXPERTS WARN.		Statistical Data Included	413
LITTLE BIT SOCCER, LITTLE BIT SOFTBALL; Q.H. COX SISTERS SHINE IN THEIR CHOSEN SPORTS.			631
LOCAL RAIL LINE TOUTED IN REPORT; SCV ROUTE CALLED BEST PLAN.			586
LONGTIME RESTAURANT OWNER ARTHUR WONG, 83.		Obituary	197
MINIMED SHARES UP 10 PERCENT; HEARING DATE SET FOR DIABETES DEVICE.			404
MUSIC MELTS YEARS FOR SENIORS.			723
NEWS LITE : CLINTON'S APPEAL LOST ON WOODS.			845
NOTES: SCVAA SUPER BOWL VI AT CAMARILLO HIGH IS A SUCCESS.			594
NOTES: SOCCER CAMP SET FOR NEXT WEEK.			440
OLOWOKANDI SAYS EUROPE IS OPTION.			389
ONE CERTAIN THING: PARENTS AGE; FAMILIES MUST MAKE PLANS.			739
PRIVATE SERVICES HELD FOR 101 CRASH VICTIM.			178
PUBLIC FORUM : PRO-IMPEACHMENT DEMS SHOWED COURAGE.		Editorial	789
READER REVELATIONS; SMALL PRESENTS HAD BIG IMPACT.			126
RETRACERS OF 1849 DESERT TREK TO TAKE TIME OUT FOR CHRISTMAS.			538
ROCKERS RECORD WITH LOCAL KIDS; VIEWPOINT STUDENTS ADD VOCAL TALENTS TO HOLIDAY OFFERING BY CHICAGO.			605
ROCKETDYNE LAWSUIT TO TAKE OFF; RULING BACKS CLASS-ACTION STATUS ON CONTAMINATION CLAIMS.			503
SHIPPING SHEEP; OFFICIALS FIND OWNER OF FLOCK GONE ASTRAY.			355
SIMI VALLEY TOURNAMENT: SIMI VALLEY IS SAVED BY JANKE.			619
SOUTHLAND EXPECTED TO SNAP OUT OF CHILL.			362
STATE WORKERS MAY GET PAY RAISES; DAVIS' FINANCE DIRECTOR MEETS WITH LABOR LEADERS OVER MONEY.			385
STERN'S DEADLINE: JAN. 7 : IF NO AGREEMENT REACHED BY THEN, SEASON LIKELY CANCELED.			683
STOCKS CAN PROVE GIFT THAT KEEPS GIVING.			659
SYLMAR LEAVES ON A SOUR NOTE : BISHOP GORMAN 62, SYLMAR 42.			550
T.O. TELEMARKETERS WILL PAY FINE, ABIDE BY RULES.			226
TALKIN' RADIO : MINYARD AND SON PAIR UP ON KRLA.			391
THE BEST GIFT OF ALL; OUT OF THE BLEAKEST MOMENTS COME TREASURED STORIES OF SMALL JOYS THAT ARRIVED WHEN PEOPLE NEEDED THEM MOST.			3729
THE DAY IN PREPS: SIMI VALLEY FALLS THREE SHORT IN LOSS.			395
THIEVES STRIKING TRAVEL AGENCIES FOR AIRLINE TICKETS; POLICE SUSPECT TRIO IN WAVE OF RECENT VALLEY-AREA ROBBERIES.			486
THIS DOG'S HOUSE HAS GOLD LINING.			531
TO OUR READERS.			16
TRAIN VIA A.V. COULD BE BOON; BENEFIT HINGES ON ROUTING.			576
TRYOUT TAKES SCHMIDT CLOSER TO HIS SOCCER GOAL.			596
UCLA PREVAILS IN SLUGGISH-FEST : UCLA 66, AMERICAN U. 56.			697
USC NOTEBOOK: APOLOGY OK BY PALMER.			337
WAVES RALLY FOR WIN IN HAWAII : PEPPERDINE 72, BYU-HAWAII 63.			112