Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 3, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
16 AV PUPILS MAKE WHO'S WHO.			340
2 PAPARAZZI CONVICTED IN SCHWARZENEGGER CASE.			276
2 TAVERNS ROBBED IN VAN NUYS.			202
AIDS DEATHS IN NATION, L.A. TUMBLE; TREATMENTS CITED.		Statistical Data Included	541
ATTORNEYS CHECK FILES IN BREAK-IN; DEPUTY DAS' OFFICES HIT.			194
AVC NOTES: AVC'S MEN LET ANOTHER CHANCE SLIP AWAY.			627
BLACK, BLUE AND GOING FOR GOLD; COACH WILL NEED WINS, OR HEAVY SECURITY, IN L.A.			948
BOYS' BASKETBALL BEAT: CAMARILLO BECOMES LATE-SEASON THREAT.			592
BOYS` BASKETBALL BEAT : EAST VALLEY SHOWDOWN.			968
BRIEFLY : A.V. THEATER WORKER FLEES MALE ATTACKER.			248
BRIEFLY : CONTRACT OK'D FOR CITY HALL RETROFITTING.			541
BRIEFLY : FERNANDO AWARDS SELECTS NEW LEADER.			566
BRIEFLY : THOMAS IS ACCUSED OF FELONY NONSUPPORT.			473
C.V.'S DAY IS SAVED : C.V. 1, ARCADIA 1.			343
CITIZENSHIP COMING NONE TOO SOON FOR 99-YEAR-OLD; FEDERAL DELAYS CAN'T HOLD IMMIGRANT BACK.			871
CITY URGED TO REIN IN DEBT; RATING IN JEOPARDY, OFFICIAL WARNS.		Statistical Data Included	491
CLINTON BALANCES BUDGET ON PAPER; PLAN DEPENDS ON TOBACCO TAX.			1172
CLIPPERS VS. UTAH.			165
CLUB TO HONOR VALLEY ADVOCATE.			124
COUNCIL TO DISCUSS HUNT FOR NEW CITY MANAGER.			333
COUNTY SUING POT CLUB; DA'S OFFICE SEEKING TO CLOSE T.O. CENTER.			460
DAY-CARE PROVIDERS PLAN FOR INFLUX; NEWHALL DISTRICT'S YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE PROMPTS ACTION.			493
DIODES EARNINGS HIT HIGH.			189
DORNAN NEVER PLANNED ON THIS.			786
EDITORIAL : DEADLY SERIOUS ISSUES; WORLD SHOWDOWN AGAINST IRAQ INVOLVES WEAPONS OF MASS DEATH.		Editorial	323
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	68
EDITORIAL : ZONING IN; A FEDERAL EMPOWERMENT AREA IS A START. NOW IT'S THE CITY'S TURN TO PROVIDE A PLAN TO HELP BUSINESSES.		Editorial	424
FIRE BURNS APARTMENTS; MORNING BLAZE LEAVES ABOUT DOZEN HOMELESS.			447
FORECASTERS HAIL APPEARANCE OF EL NINO (AGAIN).			461
GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT: CANYON GIRLS FIND THE RIGHT FORMULA.			539
GREENBELT RULES CALLED TOO LAX.			415
GROUP PROPOSES FINANCE CHANGE; SUGGESTION FIRST FROM REFORM PANEL.			421
HEAVY RAINS THREATEN FREEWAY BRIDGE; STRANDED MEN RESCUED.			415
HOLDEN'S OAKLAND VISIT RECEIVES FROSTY RECEPTION.			349
HOMELESS SHELTER EXPECTS THRONG; EX-CAMARILLO HOSPITAL SITE GETS WORKERS, FUNDING FROM OTHER COUNTY DEPARTMENTS.			420
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			567
IN BRIEF.			294
JARRIN TO ENTER THE HALL; BROADCASTER HELPED SPUR LATIN INTEREST.			349
JUBILEES : HORSESHOES TO WEDDING BELLS.			203
KATZ GETS BOOST ON ALARCON.			223
KINGS STOPPED COLD BY OILERS' JOSEPH; GOALIE TURNS AWAY 30 SHOTS AS L.A. UNBEATEN STREAK ENDS : EDMONTON 1, KINGS 0.			359
KINGS VS. CALGARY.			139
KOREAN-AMERICANS REACH OUT; SCHOOL CONFERENCE PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON CULTURE, STANDARDS.			429
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: FISHER'S NUMBERS ARE SOLID.			700
LANCASTER MAN INJURED BY BOMB FOUND IN YARD.			193
LITTLE POST OFFICE THAT COULD; BELEAGUERED FACILITY SET FOR EXPANSION.			383
LUNGREN PATS SELF ON BACK IN SPEECH.			533
MARY BONO LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN.			484
MATADORS' MINOR SUSPENDED FOR WEEK.			161
NEWS FROM NAGANO: A DAILY DOSE OF OLYMPIC HEADLINES : BETTORS SHUNNING THE GAMES.			481
NEWS LITE : ROSIE TO DO HER PART FOR BROADWAY ?COMPILED BY KAREN DUFFY FROM DAILY NEWS STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS.			502
NOTES: KARIYA QUESTIONABLE FOR DUCKS' NEXT GAME.			449
NOTES: QUARTZ HILL PROGRAM CONTINUES SIGNUPS.			296
NOTES: THESE CLIPPERS KNOW HOW TO WIN.			437
OFFICIALS WARN DISTRICT SCHOOLS FACE CRUNCH TIME.		Statistical Data Included	699
ONLINE MALL GEARING UP FOR NASDAQ SPOT.			287
PANETTA DROPS PLANS TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR; HARMAN DELAYS HER DECISION.			386
PIAZZA, DODGERS IN LIMBO; CONTRACT TALKS HAVE NOT STARTED.			575
POLICE RAID HOME OF NET SEX SHOW.			377
PONCIANO BURNS RUBBER; NEW CSUN COACH WILL RETAIN SOME STAFF.			651
POWER SURGE; U.S. MARKETS SOAR AS ASIA CONCERNS EASE.			677
PRITCHETT CHOOSES UCLA; THREE PREP STARS SELECT COLLEGES.			844
PROSECUTOR ENTERS RACE FOR JUDGESHIP.			509
PUBLIC FORUM : `CONSPIRACY' AGAINST CLINTON HITS NEW LOW.		Editorial	1544
RAIL YARD GETTING NEW ROLE; PRODUCTION FACILITY, MALL PLANNED FOR LONG-VACANT SITE.			276
RAIN! RAIN! RAIN!; STORM CALLED HARBINGER OF MONTHS OF MOISTURE.		Statistical Data Included	1317
REYNOLDS PUTS HIS SON AT NO. 1.			774
RIORDAN'S VALLEY VISITS INTIMIDATE WILL OF THE PEOPLE; MAYOR IS MEDDLING WITH RESIDENTS' RIGHT TO DETERMINE THEIR OWN FUTURE.		Editorial	676
SAYONARA?; PIAZZA'S LUCRATIVE JAPANESE FAN BASE COULD SHRINK IF HE PARTS WITH NOMO.			779
SCHOOL SIGN-UP JOCKEYING CONCLUDES; PARENTS DECAMP, AWAIT `TRACK' RESULT.			678
SHORT CIRCUITS; CITY, DWP HAVE YET TO ACT POSITIVELY, COOPERATIVELY TO PREPARE FOR COMPETITIVE ENERGY WORLD.		Editorial	982
SIMI TO WEIGH PROPOSAL TO BUILD RETAIL LOCATION; PROJECT WOULD INCLUDE SPOTS FOR SOCCER FACILITY, STARBUCKS.			374
SNOWY SURF IS HER TURF; BURNSIDE MASTER AT SKATEBOARDING SLOPES.			1048
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: NORTHRIDGE THINKING BIG; COACH SHERMAN EXPECTS FEWER BUNTS, MORE HOME RUNS.			751
SOURCE: MCCOY TO PLAY IN OREGON.			75
STORM HEIGHTENS FLOOD, SLIDE FEARS; HEAVY RAIN IN FORECAST FOR REGION.			607
STURDIVANT ON THE SPOT; S.V. STAR TARGET OF OPPOSITION.			609
SUPERINTENDENT FACING REVIEW.			505
TEXTILE SELLERS WIND UP MERGER; OHIO RIVAL TO BUY HOUSE OF FABRICS.			291
THE BUZZ.			1001
THERE'S A SPRING IN THEIR STEP; HART, SAUGUS SWIM COACHES EXPECTING MEMORABLE SEASONS.			1620
THEY PUSHED THE ENVELOPE; PIONEERS OF MACH 2 TO MARK DAY.			627
TIMING MAKES GRETZKY GREAT.			845
UCLA NOTEBOOK: NO MORE LAYING BACK; HOLTON'S NUDGE RESULTS IN DAVIS' RENEWED SPUNK.			660
VALLEY VOTE BOARD TRYING TO DIVERSIFY.			1000
WOMAN, DOG RESCUED AFTER CRASH.			263
YOU NAME IT, SHE'S DONE IT; STAGE ROLE IN `HARRIET'S RETURN' ADDS TO ALLEN'S LENGTHY RESUME.			1124