Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 4, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$627,000 SPENT DURING EFFORT TO RECALL ZEANAH.			477
A.V. WOMAN GETS 16 MONTHS FOR DEFRAUDING U.S.			213
AGGIES' CLARK IS OFF AND RUNNING - SORT OF.			711
BALLFIELDS SUFFER DAMAGE, JEOPARDIZING OPENING DAY.			444
BERNSON ENDORSES RESTAURANT GRADES.			486
BOARD ORDERS A.V. HOSPITAL WASTE REPORT.			554
BOYS' BASKETBALL BEAT: HART, VALENCIA GETTING DEFENSIVE IN FOOTHILL; BLOCKED SHOT, STEAL TYPICAL FOR INDIANS, VIKINGS.			579
BRIEFLY : COUNCIL BACKS PLAN FOR SHOPPING CENTER.			538
BRIEFLY : REPORT: DONAHUE HALTS COWBOYS TALKS.			394
BUILDING SELLS AT PREMIUM IN VALLEY; INDUSTRIAL MARKET TIGHTENS IN REGION.			412
BUSINESS NOTES : ABC STATIONS ASKED TO HELP PAY FOR NFL.			476
CAL LUTHERAN NOTES: PHILBY GOES OUT IN STYLE; ALL-STAR GAME ENDS CLU CAREER.			729
CANADIAN EXECUTIVE JOINS CALARTS BOARD.			388
CELEBRATION TO MARK LIBRARY OPENING.			205
CHARGERS' GRAHAM A HIT.			297
CHECK OUT : HEART-SHAPED BAGELS.			598
CHICK PUSHES TRAFFIC SAFETY STRATEGY.		Statistical Data Included	327
CLIPPERS GO HOLLYWOOD; ROBINSON LEADS UPSET OF JAZZ : CLIPPERS 111, UTAH 102.			604
COC POINTS TO NEW HIGHS; WOMEN TOP CENTURY MARK.			809
COMING OF AGE; HENDERSON A CHANGED MAN ON UCLA CAMPUS.			1124
CONTEMPLATING ANGELS; VATICAN ART EXHIBIT ALIGHTS IN L.A.			1130
CONTINUATION SCHOOL HELPS STUDENTS `TURN THINGS AROUND'.			333
COOK'S CORNER : A POTATO DOUGHNUT TREAT.		Recipe	647
COOL, CALM AND OH SO YOUNG; BORCHART, ONLY 14, IS TURNING HEADS FOR CHAMINADE.			891
COUNCIL APPROVES PARK PROPOSALS.			317
COUNTY REELS FROM STORM'S FURY; WINDS, RAIN BRING FLOODING, SLIDES.			1180
COUNTY TO POST SIGNS ALONG SCENIC ROUTE.			248
CREDIT UNIONS CHARGE LESS, SURVEY FINDS.			294
CSUN NOTEBOOK: KEARIN HEARS CALL TO DEFENSE.			594
DAR UNIT ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF CONTEST.			179
DELUGE DIMS VALLEY LIGHTS; SNARLS TRAFFIC.			477
DIRECTORS GUILD ANNOUNCES NOMINEES FOR YEAR'S BEST IN TV.			372
DREAMWORKS POSTPONES ANIMATED MOVIE RELEASE.			181
EDITORIAL : BUDGET MIRAGE; WHITE HOUSE'S `ZERO DEFICIT' SPENDING PLAN WILL CREATE A RECORD DEBT.		Editorial	472
EDITORIAL : FINANCIAL FOLLIES; L.A. BORROWING IS GETTING OUT OF CONTROL.		Editorial	383
EL NINO'S FIRST HIT.			1373
ENDURING A TORRENT; A.V. WEATHERS STORM'S POUNDING, WITH EXCEPTIONS.			471
FED: INTEREST RATE CHANGE UNLIKELY.			387
FIELDS AIRCRAFT MAY LAND ANOTHER COMPANY.			284
FIRE CREW PULLS FARM WORKER OFF TRACTOR IN CREEK.			457
FOGERTY RETURNS TO GRAMMY FORM AFTER DISILLUSION OVER RAW DEALS.			733
FOR NBC, MORE GOOD NEWS IN NIELSEN RATINGS RACE.		Statistical Data Included	358
GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT: FRESHMAN SPARKS PARACLETE.			568
GIRLS' BASKETBALL BEAT; PIONEERS CAN END SURPRISE TAILSPIN AGAINST LANCERS.			585
GIRLS` BASKETBALL BEAT : EXTREME PLAYER.			852
GROUNDBREAKING LOOMS FOR NEW PRIVATE PRISON.			428
HOLDEN ACCEPTS REBUKE; COUNCILMAN'S VIEWS ON RAIDERS HIS OWN.			467
IN BRIEF.			294
INCREASING VIGILANCE AS THUNDERCLOUDS RUMBLE ABOVE BURBANK AIRPORT; CREWS FULFILL DUTIES UNDER FIERCE CONDITIONS.			546
JUDGE REVERSES SIX CYA INMATES' TRANSFER.			405
KEATON GETS MEAN.			612
KINGS STUMP FLAMES; STUMPEL COLLECTS 3 GOALS, KEY ASSIST : KINGS 6, CALGARY 3.			312
L.A. LIFEGUARDS TO GET TOUCH OF SPEEDO STYLE; COUNTY TO NET $358,000 IN GOODS.			137
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: INCONSISTENT LAKERS LOOK TO GO ON ROLL.			779
LEWINSKY JOINS FATHER AT HOME IN BRENTWOOD.			634
LOCAL.			129
MAYOR: TAX AIMED AT STREETS, FIRE, POLICE.			362
MCDONALD'S ALTERS DOLL DEAL.			230
MOVIE MUSIC GETTING BIG BOOST IN SCORES FOR `TITANIC,' `KUNDUN'.			987
NEW VALLEY GLEN AREA HAILS FEUER'S APPROVAL.			470
NEWS FROM NAGANO: A DAILY DOSE OF OLYMPIC HEADLINES : SECURITY TIGHTENED AFTER AIRPORT ATTACK.			481
NEWS LITE : WATER LEVY ARRIVES WITH TAKE ON BILL.			1028
NO GOLD FOR OLYMPICS' TV TIMING; CALIFORNIANS WON'T WATCH EVENTS LIVE ON CBS TELECASTS.			684
NOLAN PULLS OUT OF COUNCIL RACE.			117
NOT EXACTLY FAMILY BUSINESS AS USUAL.			993
NOTES: YOUTH TRACK CLUB SIGNUPS UNDER WAY.			321
OFFICE KEEPS A WEATHER EYE ON STORM.		Statistical Data Included	455
PARKING STILL HARD AT GETTY; CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO KEEP RESTRICTIONS.			291
PICKAX KILLER TUCKER EXECUTED IN TEXAS.			1109
PLANS AFOOT TO EXPAND WATER PLANT.			286
POLK COMMITS TO NAU.			314
POMPONS AND CLEATS; A.V. SOCCER PLAYERS ALSO LEAD CHEERS.			644
PUBLIC FORUM : PALMDALE BOASTS WHAT LAX LACKS: SPACE.		Editorial	1570
QUICK & EASY; READER FAVES MAKE FOR NO-MUSS, NO-FUSS DISHES.		Recipe	2199
RAINSTORM DELIVERS DELUGE; DOWNPOUR SWAMPS ROADWAYS, SNARLS TRAFFIC; LOCAL HOMES STRUCK BY BLACKOUT.			605
RESCUE CREWS PLUCK TWO GIRLS FROM RAGING OVERFLOW CHANNEL.			669
REVIEW BACKS USE OF FORCE IN 1997 SHOOTOUT; N. HOLLYWOOD ACTIONS `IN POLICY'.			407
RIORDAN'S DEADLINE; MUST DECIDE FUTURE TODAY.			814
SHELTER OFFERS NIGHT OF RELIEF FOR HOMELESS.			609
SHOOTING VICTIM'S DEATH A MYSTERY.			256
SIGN RAISES CONCERN OF RESIDENTS.			462
SIMI CAMPUS TO WEIGH PLANS TO BOOST PARKING.			378
SIZABLE GIFTS MADE TO MOCA.			317
STEPPING UP TO BAT; SHARE PRICE SOARS ON HEELS OF DEAL WITH CZECH FIRM.			519
T.O. SEWER MAIN RUPTURES.			277
THE BUZZ.			536
THE DAY IN PREPS: BURROUGHS TAKES OVER 2ND PLACE.			393
UCLA AT HEAD OF CLASS; RECRUITING HAUL IS CONSIDERED BRUINS' BEST IN RECENT YEARS.			334
UNIVERSAL HEADS FOR HOME; STUDIO PLANS TO RIVAL DISNEY IN VIDEO FARE.			443
USC PUT ON HOLD BY RECRUITS; TWO PLAYERS REVEAL THEIR CHOICES TODAY.			413
WICKED WEATHER TRIGGERS SERIES OF RUDE AWAKENINGS AROUND L.A.			542