Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 9, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`CHEEZE' EATS UP ONLINE JOB.			256
`TITANIC' NOW FOURTH ON ALL-TIME FILM LIST.			625
5 HURT IN CHP TRAFFIC CRASH.			308
A.V. BOY SCOUT OFFICIALS LOOKING TO EXPAND OUTREACH.			395
APARTMENT SALES RISE MOVING IN; COUNTY'S BUOYANT ECONOMY HELPS FUEL BIG MARKET GAINS.		Statistical Data Included	412
ARBOREAL LANDMARK SUCCUMBS TO RAIN; 1,000-YEAR-OLD OAK COLLAPSES IN ENCINO.			667
ARKANSAN KNEW OF INTERN CLAIMS.			1104
ASSEMBLY DICKERING OVER BONDS; IMPASSE COULD AFFECT EDUCATION PROGRAMS.			551
BRIEFLY : PANTHERS WANT COLTS' TOP PICK.			379
BRYANT NOT MVP BUT IS MOST SPECTACULAR.			625
CAPTAIN PLANNING SAFETY SOLUTIONS; CHP COMMANDER SHARES IDEAS.			335
COLD PILL SENDS CHILL THROUGH NHL.			930
CONCERN MOUNTS FOR MISSING TEEN; FOUL WEATHER HAMPERS SEARCH FOR SNOWBOARDER.			345
COUPLES RENEWING GOLDEN VOWS `REMEMBER IT WELL'.			527
CRASH KILLS RETIRED STUNTMAN; EX-CAVALRYMAN CLASHED WITH MANSON CLAN.			600
CYBERSPORT.			389
DEPUTY WOUNDS SUSPECT.			128
DOLLARS & SENSE : WORK SMART.			354
EDITORIAL : CHAOS IN SIMI VALLEY.		Editorial	145
EDITORIAL : PROGRESS ON CITYHOOD; THE PUSH CONTINUES FOR A STUDY OF VALLEY SECESSION.		Editorial	349
EDITORIAL : WHITHER THE COALITION?; LACK OF COOPERATION ON IRAQ IS A SETBACK FOR U.S. FOREIGN POLICY.		Editorial	324
FAMILY TIES RUN AFOUL AT WORK.			782
FISHBURNE TAKING ORIGINAL STAGE PLAY TO FILM.			695
FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT, COKE IS IT; SOFT DRINK AGREEMENT TO FUND A.V. UNION PROJECTS, SCHOLARSHIPS.			513
FREE CLASSES A KICK; KARATE INSTRUCTOR TEACHES DISCIPLINE.			596
HOLD THAT HAIRLINE!; IT'S RALLYING CRY FOR MAJORITY OF MEN WHO DON'T LIKE GOING BALD.		Statistical Data Included	1595
HOLDING L.A. RIVER; SEPULVEDA DAM WATCHED AS WATERS RISE.			1279
HORNETS' MASON CHARGED WITH STATUTORY RAPE.			359
JORDAN'S LAST STAND?; HE'S THE MVP IN WHAT MAY BE FINAL SEASON : EAST 135, WEST 114.			1018
LONGER BOND TAX CONSIDERED FOR WESTSIDE SCHOOLS; EXTENSION WOULD REQUIRE VOTE.			423
MATADORS LOSE SERIES FINALE 6-1.			398
MCCLINTOCK RELISHES ROLE AS LONE LEGISLATOR.			1139
MOORPARK HIGH TEAM OUTSMARTS DECATHLETES.			374
NEWS FROM NAGANO: A DAILY DOSE OF OLYMPIC HEADLINES : NAGANO MAYOR LEFT COLD BY HIGH COSTS.			524
NEWS LITE : HOLLYWOOD GROUP TO HONOR DIRECTOR.			904
PUBLIC FORUM : TOBACCO LOBBYISTS OBSCURE SOBERING FACTS.		Editorial	1009
RAIN LEAVES LITTLE TIME TO REPAIR DAMAGE.			588
REILLY RETURNS WITHOUT SAME PRESSURE.			1402
RHYMING AWAY IS CHILD'S PLAY.			628
SIMI PARENTS WONDER WHAT BOARD IS UP TO.			831
SMALLER CLASSES POPULAR; RESEARCHERS SPLIT; OTHERS SUPPORTIVE.			444
SNOW CREATES A WINTERY WONDERLAND.			474
STARS WEREN'T JUST ON COURT.			547
STORMS HAMMER REGION; HOUSE, HISTORIC OAK AMONG DAMAGES.			837
STRATEGY KEEPING PRESIDENT QUIET AS QUESTIONS CONTINUE.			558
SURFING THE TUBE: THE WEEK AHEAD.			645
TEAM RESCUES MAN ON SINKING CAR.			281
THE WEEK THAT WAS : NO D IN BIG D.			266
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : TALK ABOUT LIMITED VISIBILITY.			712
TRAVELS GIVE SANTA CLARITA SENIOR PERSPECTIVE ON LIFE.			734
U.S. COACH `PERPLEXED' BY JUDGES' DECISIONS.			437
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS LEFT TO WORK ON THEIR TIMING.			695
UCLA WINS; STANFORD NEXT.			132
VALLEY HEART RUN HELPS INFORM WOMEN OF RISKS.			343
VALLEY SCHOOLS GET SET FOR ACHIEVEMENT UNDER ZACARIAS' ORDER.			1130
WAVES SLIP, WIN WASHED AWAY; PEPPERDINE'S POOR PITCHING PROVES COSTLY : CAL 9-0, PEPPERDINE 7-0.			597
WHERE FOOLS CASH IN; BROTHERS' MISSION TO SIMPLIFY WORLD OF STOCK INVESTING.			1475
WOMAN GIVES ENERGY TO HELP YOUTHS WORK.			751