Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 14, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] CLIPPERS FALL SHORT; ROBINSON-LED COMEBACK FIZZLES : BOSTON 97, CLIPPERS 96.			576
`IT'S A MIRACLE'; MISSING TEEN SNOWBOARDER RESCUED ALIVE.			754
BANKS BANKS ON HIS HUSTLE.			577
BAR OWNER WINS ALLIES IN SMOKING BAN CHALLENGE.			483
BARGAINS : DISCOUNTS TO MAKE YOU DANCE FOR JOY.			594
BIG FISH IN SMALL POND; HARTMAN FINDS NICHE WITH PORTLAND STATE.			737
BILL COULD SHAKE UP INSURANCE; QUAKE POLICIES MAY GET CHEAPER.			612
BLACKBIRD'S REVIVAL GETS BACKING; MCKEON CITES POTENTIAL USE IN IRAQ SURVEILLANCE.			393
BRIEFLY : 150 FIREFIGHTERS DOUSE FACTORY FIRE.			381
BRIEFLY : FIREFIGHTERS TO OFFER BLOOD PRESSURE EXAMS.			218
BRIEFLY : POLICE CONNECT MAN TO BURBANK KILLING.			619
BRIEFLY : SEATTLE'S SMITH IS SENTENCED.			472
BROKEN CRANE DELAYS REMOVAL OF OAK'S TRUNK.			146
BROWN FINDS TOUCH, SPARKS PEPPERDINE : PEPPERDINE 65, SAN FRANCISCO 61.			365
BRUINS' BLUES DON'T LINGER.			505
BUSINESS NOTES : ACCOUNTING GIANTS CALL OFF MERGER PLAN.			256
CANYON DUO TRIES COACHING.			523
CHARRED BODY MAY BE FORMER TENNIS COACH'S.			201
CHP ATTRIBUTES BUS COLLISION TO DRIVER ERROR.			494
CITY SUBMITS REPORT ON SPILL.			408
CLIPPERS FALL SHORT; ROBINSON-LED COMEBACK FIZZLES : BOSTON 97, CLIPPERS 96.			545
COLLEGE ROUNDUP: ETHERTON STRIKES OUT 13 BATTERS AS USC ROLLS 10-0.			563
COUNTY ASKS FOR HELP IN RAIL DEAL; UNION PACIFIC MAY SHUT TRACK.			458
CSUN VS. PORTLAND STATE.			108
DAYTIME DRAMA FANS WELCOME AT SOAP OPERA DIGEST AWARDS.			155
DEPUTY INDICTED ON ABUSE CHARGES.			272
DODGERS SPRING TRAINING NOTEBOOK: MARTINEZ HAS ADDED WEAPONS; GUBICZA ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT, CITES ARM WOES.			396
DOOLAN PLAYS HOT BY KEEPING HER COOL.			328
EX-SECRET SERVICE AGENT TO GIVE TESTIMONY IN CLINTON SEX PROBE.			484
FIGHT BACK : GUIDELINES UNDER WAY FOR U.S. ORGANIC FOOD STANDARDS.			826
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	32
FOR U.S., SIZE OF ICE MAKES BIG DIFFERENCE.			571
FRESHMAN IN DISTRIBUTION; CANYONS PUSHES WASSERMAN TO BE PASSING GUARD.			509
GLITCH SEEN IN BAN ON BLOWERS.			514
GOLF EVENT TO AID COLLEGE, SCHOOLS.			143
GREAT FIRST EIGHT STRAIGHT OUT OF GATE; SIX-BIRDIE BINGE GIVES KOBAYASHI THREE-SHOT LEAD.			801
HENDERSON HAS VERSATILE SKILLS; MOORPARK STAR A TOUGH MATCHUP.			595
HIGH SCHOOL HAILS ACADEMIC DECATHLON WINNERS; EL CAMINO REAL CELEBRATES AT RALLY.			542
HIGHLAND TO HOST TEAM WRESTLING EVENT.			129
HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS; HUSBAND TURNS ABODE INTO SHRINE TO SPOUSE.			479
HOT TIPS : VALENTINE'S DAY A REMINDER TO EXTEND SOME TLC TO HEART.			576
IN BRIEF : COMING MONDAY.			257
IN MID-VALLEY BATTLE, LEE BEATS GRANT : NORTH HOLLYWOOD 72, GRANT 63.			616
KEEPING ROMANTIC HOME FIRES BURNING; BEDROOM MAKEOVER MAY BE JUST THE KEY TO MORE INTIMACY.		Statistical Data Included	1238
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BLAZERS IMPROVED, BUT BY HOW MUCH?			401
LAKERS SECOND BEST; SONICS WIN IN OVERTIME, PAD THEIR LEAD : SEATTLE 113, LAKERS 108 (OT).			710
LESS SEVERE RAINS ON TAP FOR TODAY.			296
LEWINSKY CONFIDANTE SAID TO HAVE CONFIRMED AFFAIR.			756
MARKET MERGER PLAN OK'D; RALPHS, HUGHES AGREE TO SELL 19 STORES; NO LAYOFFS EXPECTED.			458
MARSHALL PLAN; IT'S ALL COMING TOGETHER FOR FALCON THEATRE, NOTED TV PRODUCER'S 99-SEAT LABOR OF LOVE.			961
MCKEON PITCHES CONSTITUENT'S IRS PLAN.			228
MOORPARK TO OPEN AGAINST BISHOP AMAT.			46
MUD FLOW MENACES WEST HILLS.			1073
NEWS FROM NAGANO: A DAILY DOSE OF OLYMPIC HEADLINES : JAPANESE LOVE ABSENT KARIYA.			792
NEWS LITE : ALLEY-STEVENSON SPLIT SENT PACKING.			665
NO GREATER LOVE; SAINT'S LEGACY HAS DEEPER LESSON.			801
NOTES: TIDAL WAVE SOCCER TEAM INUNDATES ALL OPPONENTS.			580
NOTES: WEEKLONG TENNIS CAMP SET FOR WESTLAKE VILLAGE.			426
PARKS WANTS TO UNMARK CRUISERS.			533
PLAYING THROUGH; MYERS KNOWS ALL ABOUT WITHSTANDING PAIN.			595
POLYGRAM SETS UP KEY JOINT VENTURE.			401
PROPOSAL WOULD RESTRICT ADULT BUSINESSES.			372
PUBLIC FORUM : DEATH PENALTY DEBATE STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE.		Editorial	1522
RAINSTORMS SHUT DOWN SIMI PARK; WATER DAMAGES CORRIGANVILLE.			355
RAPTOR AWAITS 5 YEARS OF FLIGHT TESTING.			464
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE SEEKS VALENTINE'S BOOST.			228
RELIGION EVENTS.			643
RELIGIOUS EVENTS: CHRISTIAN BAND SET TO PERFORM SUNDAY.			121
RESCUERS REFUSED TO RELINQUISH HOPE.			601
RIORDAN'S ASIA PLANS JOLT TUTTLE; CONTROLLER ASKS CITY COUNCIL IF TRIP IS WORTH ITS HIGH COST.			458
ROYAL BREEZES, CLINCHES TITLE TIE; WEBER IS SOLID IN WIN OVER SIMI : ROYAL 52, SIMI VALLEY 36.			423
RUPTURED SEWER PIPE FINALLY FIXED; STORMS BROKE LINE, THEN WASHED OUT FIRST TRY AT REPAIRS.			754
RURAL DREAM HOMES CALLED WORTH THE WAIT; POTENTIAL BUYERS CAMP IN CARS.			821
RUSH TO UCLA?			230
SATCHER FILLS SURGEON GENERAL VACANCY.			308
SATURDAY COMMENTARY: ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE IN TV; `MEDIA WATCHDOGS' TAKING WRONG APPROACH IN EFFORTS TO ENFORCE MORALITY IN PROGRAMMING.		Editorial	707
SONICS' SECOND STRAIGHT; LAKERS LOSE IN OVERTIME; GUARDS FLOP : SEATTLE 113, LAKERS 108 (OT).			874
SUBWAY SUPERVISOR FACES CRIMINAL CHARGES IN DEATH.			273
TAFT GIRLS PULL OFF AN UPSET AT ECR.			484
TENNIS PICTURE BRIGHT IN MALIBU.			745
THE LIFE OF THE PARTY; EVENT PRODUCER MAKES THINGS HAPPEN.			925
TIGER, KOBE AND KERR: YOUTH INSPIRES YOUTH.			899
U.S. WORRISOME IN VICTORY : USA 5, BELARUS 2.			253
WAVES OUST GIVENS FOR SEASON.			80
WELLPOINT'S TRANSFER OF STAFF TO NEWBURY PARK SITE FINISHED.			236
WORD FOR WORD, IT STILL MEANS LOVE.			392