Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 5, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] LAKERS FIND THE ANSWERS : LAKERS 122, PORTLAND 115.			675
A BASS WORLD AFTER ALL.			708
A LA CARTE : HEART SHAPES FOR VALENTINE'S DAY.			639
ADULT CABARET BILLBOARD REMOVED; ADVERTISING COMPANY RESPONDS TO PROTESTS FROM ANGRY RESIDENTS OF AGOURA HILLS.			292
AIRPORT CRASHES DISCUSSED; WHITEMAN PILOTS OFFER TO WORK ON IMPROVING SAFETY, EDUCATION.			449
AN OLYMPIC-SIZE SWEEPS PROBLEM.			1126
AREA LAWYER HIRED TO JOIN STARR'S TEAM.			134
ARIZONA CAN EARN PERFECT LEAGUE MARK.			900
BATTERED SOUTHLAND CLEANS UP.			1038
BIG BAITS, BIG BASS; IT'S HARD WORK, BUT REWARDS ARE HUGE.			944
BLUE-COLLAR EFFORT PAYS FOR ROYAL : ROYAL 59, NEWBURY PARK 54.			393
BOECKMANN LAND DEAL ON HOLD.			328
BONDS TO HELP CITY PAY BUSINESS TAX SETTLEMENT.			337
BOYS' BASKETBALL BEAT: ANTELOPE VALLEY TAKES CHARGE IN GOLDEN RACE; ANTELOPES ROMP AGAINST LITTLEROCK.			613
BRIEFLY : CITY TO CHARGE FEE FOR STREET REPAIRS.			620
BRIEFLY : MARTIN BREAKS DOWN IN COURT TESTIMONY.			423
BRIEFLY : POLICE ACCUSE PAIR OF STEALING LEXUS.			146
BRIEFLY : VICTIM OF SHOOTING IN CRITICAL CONDITION.			125
BUFFETT'S BUYS DRIVE SILVER TO DECADE HIGH; BILLIONAIRE HOLDS FIFTH OF WORLD'S SUPPLY.		Statistical Data Included	669
BURTON GETS BACKING FOR PRO TEM JOB.			418
CANYON DEFENDERS ARE USING THEIR HEADS; FOOTHILL LEAGUE-LEADING COWBOYS AVOID FOULS BY PLAYING SMARTER.			685
CASTAIC NOTES: BASS LIMITS CUT BACK AT LAKE.			471
COLLEGE OPENS ITS GALLERY TO PATRONS; ARTISTS, COLLECTORS DISPLAY THEIR WORKS.			208
COUNTDOWN TO OLYMPICS.			150
CRESPI GIVES CHAMINADE A SCARE : CHAMINADE 62, CRESPI 54.			511
CROPS PUMMELED IN VENTURA COUNTY.		Statistical Data Included	403
CSUN'S LOST SON COMES HOME.			285
D.C. AIRPORT TO BE NAMED FOR REAGAN.			768
DIGGING OUT FROM THE MESS; CITY CREWS TAKE TO STREETS.			339
DISASTER DECLARED: WILSON PLANS TO AID COUNTY.			823
EDITORIAL : MAYOR STAYS ON THE JOB; RIORDAN STILL HAS A GIANT LIST OF WORK TO DO IN L.A.		Editorial	554
EDITORIAL : STORM WARNING; IT'S TIME TO CUT RED TAPE THAT CAN DELAY MAINTENANCE OF FLOOD CONTROL CHANNELS.		Editorial	314
EL NINO'S WRATH EXPOSES HOUSEHOLD TO SLAPSTICK; WE WERE WARNED, BUT STILL CAUGHT NAPPING.			684
EX-VALLEY MAN LOSES APPEAL IN '85 MURDERS.			219
FEW CONTESTED PRIMARIES SEEN.			552
FIVE CINEMATOGRAPHERS COMPETE FOR TOP HONOR.			264
GIRL THANKS FIREFIGHTER WHO `SAVED MY LIFE'; TEENS, HEROES RECALL RESCUE.			935
GRANT DOWNS N.H.; LANCERS' LEVY STEPS UP FOR BUSY ARENAS : GRANT 74, NORTH HOLLYWOOD 66.			598
GREAT EXPECTATIONS; UCLA'S STRONG RECRUITING CLASS TURNS UP PRESSURE ON COACHES.			625
HACKETT OVERCOMES OBSTACLES AS USC SCORES BIG AT SKILL POSITIONS.			575
HOLOCAUST VICTIMS' KIN SUE INSURER OVER POLICIES.			277
HOMELESS STAY SNUG FROM TORRENT; SHELTER AT CAMARILLO GIVES REFUGE TO 225.			306
IN BRIEF.			295
INVESTORS GET BEHIND TIRE PLANT; SITE TO BRING 100 JOBS.			318
IT'S A RED-LETTER DAY FOR AGOURA FOOTBALL; THREE STARS HEADED FOR PAC-10 PLAY.			526
JUDGE MISSES DEADLINE, LEAVING RACE WIDE OPEN.			356
KERRIGAN-HARDING REUNION A CHILLY ONE.			523
KINGS VS. N.Y. RANGERS.			150
LAKERS FIND THE ANSWERS : LAKERS 122, PORTLAND 115.			649
LANCASTER MAN'S HUNCH CAUGHT ON.			792
LAPD MEETING IN OJAI; OFFICIALS QUESTION COST OF MANAGERS' RETREAT.			601
LAWMAKER ASSAILS PRESIDENT'S BUDGET.			402
LOPEZ REMAINS AN IMPACT PLAYER.			939
MATADORS SNEAK IN FOR RECRUITS; PONCIANO PLEASED AFTER SIGNING SEVEN.			593
MID-VALLEY WARM-UPS; GRANT, N.H. SLAM VAN NUYS, MONROE.			613
MISTER ROGERS ORGANIZING SWEATER DRIVE FOR HOMELESS.			165
MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES; MOORPARK CAPITALIZES ON CUESTA'S FAILED FREE THROWS.			304
NEWHALL APARTMENT BLAZE LEAVES FAMILY HOMELESS.			267
NEWHALL SIGNAL'S EX-PUBLISHER LOST IN STREAM, FEARED DEAD.			296
NEWS & NOTES : HE'D RATHER BE IN NAGANO, BUT IRAQI SITUATION GOT IN THE WAY.			385
NEWS LITE : PAPER PUT TO BED WITHOUT LEWINSKY.			588
NO. 6 UCLA VS OREGON.			156
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AWAITS NEXT DELUGE.			394
OBITUARIES : LEROY L. SHAVEY.			139
ONE OF TWO ISN'T BAD; UCLA LOSES TAILBACK FARGAS BUT PICKS UP FOSTER.			241
OUTPOST.			611
PACKERS QB FAVRE GOES FROM PLAYBOOK TO MOVIE SCRIPT.			804
PALMDALE SCHOOLS SET FUNDS FOR TECHNOLOGY UPGRADE.			315
PAUL HITS THE MARK AS AVC'S SIXTH MAN; FRESHMAN HAS 3-POINT SHOOTING TOUCH.			693
PLAN SEEKS TO KICK OFF SPORT PARK; CONSTRUCTION COULD BEGIN AS EARLY AS SPRING.			370
POT CENTER CLOSES TEMPORARILY; STAFF FIGHTS IN COURT TO REOPEN BUSINESS.			427
POWER OUTAGE BRINGS BUSINESSES TO A HALT.			264
PUBLIC FORUM : DOES A LEADER'S PRIVATE LIFE REALLY MATTER?		Editorial	1578
QUARTZ HILL EARNS SHARE OF 1ST : QUARTZ HILL 3, PALMDALE 1.			369
RED-LETTER DAY FOR LOCAL TALENT.			426
RESIDENTS AIR DISMAY AT STEIN PLAN; NORTH HILLS HOMEOWNERS WANT CONDOMINIUM PROJECT REFUSED.		Statistical Data Included	396
RIORDAN ELECTS NOT TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR.			666
SAUGUS TEAM TO THINK AGAIN.			380
SAVING GRACE; KWAN PUTS SPARKLE BACK INTO WOMEN'S FIGURE SKATING.			1831
SCHOOL POLICE KEEP UP BID FOR SHOTGUNS.			334
SCREENWRITING NOVICES DAMON, AFFLECK GET WGA NODS.			398
SELANNE PROPELS DUCKS.			446
SOAP OPERA BAND PERFORMS FOR REAL.			331
SOCCER BEAT: SIMI VALLEY GIRLS BETTER THAN ANTICIPATED.			574
SOCCER BEAT: TIME RUNNING OUT FOR RIVALS TO CATCH HART; VALENCIA READY TO CONCEDE, NOT CANYON.			559
STORM TAKES HEAVY TOLL ON COUNTY'S ROW CROPS.			497
STRAY GOLF BALLS A BANE FOR RESIDENT; MAN HOPES CITY EFFORTS WILL END RAIN OF ERRANT DRIVES FROM SINALOA LINKS INTO YARD.			460
STUDENTS PUTTING SELVES TO TEST; CANYON HIGH KIDS READY FOR QUIZ.			860
T.O. COUNCIL WORKS ON LAWS TO GOVERN MEDICINAL POT USE.			491
THE THIGH'S THE LIMIT; FORM, FUNCTION PRIME CONCERNS AS TOP U.S. DESIGNER OUTFITS ICE SKATERS.			1360
TRANSIT CENTER PLANS PROMPT FUNDING SEARCH; KEON SEEKS FEDERAL MONEY.			490
UCLA EXTENDS STREAK OVER USC : UCLA 3, USC 1.			235
UCLA, USC TO GET HUGE DONATIONS; MANN TO GIVE EACH SCHOOL $100 MILLION.			807
USC VS. OREGON STATE.			162
VALLEY VOTE ASKS FOR EXTENSION; GROUP SEEKS MORE TIME TO ASSEMBLE SIGNATURES FOR STUDY.			320
VENTURA COUNTY CROPS HIT HARD BY STORM.			527
WALKER RESIGNS SCHOOL BOARD POST; PANEL'S PRESIDENT CITES MAJORITY'S DEALINGS WITH SUPERINTENDENT.			473
WITNESS SUES CITY TO COLLECT REWARD MONEY.			588
WOMAN GUILTY IN SLAYING OF MOTHER.			404
XIRCOM BOSS LOOKS FOR PROFITABLE 1998; GATES EXPECTS 40 PERCENT REVENUE GAIN.		Statistical Data Included	741