Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 17, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`NEAT' RISES UP ON POWER OF ONE.		Theater Review	528
10 RESIDENTS HAVE EYES ON COUNCIL SEATS; CITY EXTENDS DEADLINE TO FILE PAPERS FOR THREE OPEN POSITIONS.			778
A LULU OF A LITTER; IT'S A DOG'S LIFE FOR MOTHER OF 17.			735
AHMANSON TENDERS ALTERNATIVE OFFER FOR CREATING OPEN SPACE.			355
ALCOHOL-SALES ARRESTS MADE.			240
BANNED `HOGTIE' RESTRAINT TO GET ANOTHER LOOK IN L.A.			528
BARGAINS : SAVINGS STACK UP AT STROUDS OUTLET.			595
BASEBALL OWNER TAKES SWING AT OFFERING PRO BOXING EVENTS.			194
BODY-CHECKING BAN ELIMINATES THE GOON FACTOR.			119
BREAKING THE ICE; RUGGIERO, 18, YOUNGEST ON FIRST WOMEN'S TEAM.			1129
BRIEFLY : 24 INMATES INJURED IN PITCHESS CLASH.			100
BRIEFLY : HERNANDEZ RECALL EFFORT DISINTEGRATES.			434
BRIEFLY : THOMPSON SETS RECORD, WINS 4TH GOLD.			546
BURTON THE SENATE'S NEW PRO TEM; DEAN OF S.F. LIBERALS IS SUCCEEDING LOCKYER.			572
CHAMINADE TOPPLES `RIVAL' : CHAMINADE 90, HARVARD-WESTLAKE 75.			406
CHEERLEADERS HOPE FLORIDA TRIP PAYS OFF; GRANADA HIGH VARSITY SQUAD SET FOR NATIONAL COMPETITION.			531
CLINTON SET TO TESTIFY IN JONES CASE.			620
COUNCILWOMAN WILL PASS ON VOTE.			350
COURTS' MERGING PLAN COMPLETE.			484
CSUN VS. WEBER STATE.			136
DESPITE BEHRENS' BRILLIANCE, THIS `SALOME' FALLS SHORT.		Theater Review	508
DIGGING MARTHA: IT'S A GUY THING.			440
DODGERS SIGN DEVEREAUX.			94
DRUG LAB FOUND NEAR HI VISTA.			298
DRUGS SEIZED AT RANCH; 3 ARRESTED IN BIGGEST BUST IN LOCAL HISTORY.			324
EARNINGS MAY BOOST MARKET; MANY FORESEE SOUND PROFIT REPORTS FOR QUARTER.		Statistical Data Included	613
EX-DEPUTY'S BAIL REVOKED BY JUDGE.			400
FARGAS DECIDES TO VISIT TROJANS.			153
FEMA TO FUND ARROYO WORK; HOMEOWNERS GET A BREAK ON QUAKE REPAIRS.			520
FERNANDO AWARD FOUNDER MCHAM DIES.		Obituary	413
FOUL TROUBLE DOOMS PEPPERDINE : SANTA CLARA 77, PEPPERDINE 71.			336
FOUR YEARS AFTER BIG QUAKE, ARE YOU READY FOR NEXT ONE?			562
GARDENERS' REVENGE; LEAF-BLOWER BAN LEADS TO RATE HIKE.			1017
GARDENING : CACTUS-COVERED HILL REMAINS A HORTICULTURAL MYSTERY.			637
GENERAL FORESEES MAJOR INTEREST IN VERSATILE B-2.			503
GIFFORD EXITS `MNF'; HE'S ON PREGAME; ESIASON JOINS TEAM.			246
GOMEZ'S LATE SHOW SPARKS UCLA ROUT : UCLA 74, CAL 53.			302
GOP DEFEATS ABORTION PROPOSAL.			877
GUARD AT IT AGAIN AFTER KNEE INJURY; LITTLEROCK JUNIOR BACK TO GOOD FORM.			636
HART GOES ON DEFENSIVE : HART 36, BURROUGHS 25.			369
HE MOVES LIGHTLY BUT CLAPS THUNDER; PARRIS PRODUCING VS. BIGGER COMPETITION.			499
HEALING OF EARTH'S FAULTS BEING STUDIED.			184
HIT COSTLY BUT NBC WON'T LOSE; NETWORK OFFICIALS SAY `ER' WELL WORTH PRICE.			527
HOT TIPS : THE NATURAL WAY TO STOP SNORING.			645
IN BRIEF.			254
JASON COLLINS CONSIDERS REDSHIRTING.			156
JOINING OF AMERICANA; MOSES' FOLK ART AT REAGAN LIBRARY.			540
KIDS' CONTEST PROMOTES CIVIL RIGHTS AWARENESS.			394
LAKERS VS. MIAMI.			157
LMU SUFFERS FOURTH STRAIGHT LOSS, 85-61.			62
LOCAL NOTES: CONEJO SIMI AQUATICS IS WELL REPRESENTED.			372
MAGEE ISN'T USED TO THIS: FOUR-SHOT LEAD.			584
MASTER OF THE BOARDS; JULMIST'S JOB IS TO REBOUND.			580
NEW TIP DELAYS REPORT ON HOSPITAL DUMPING.			208
NEWS LITE : OSMOND REQUESTS NO NEAR-NUDITY.			1085
NO MORE FLASHBACKS; BRUINS WOBBLE BACK TO SITE OF `WORST' MEMORY.			746
NOTES: CROSON WILL BECOME NEW CHAMINADE FOOTBALL COACH.			254
NOTES: SANTA CLARITA WARRIORS SEEK TRACK AND FIELD YOUTH.			312
OFFICER SAYS `ANGEL' PROTECTED HIM IN GUNFIGHT.			513
OFFICERS SUE KCBS, CITY OVER PRIVACY.			187
OFFICIALS FIGHT FOR PROJECT; STATE SUPPORT SOUGHT TO KEEP SPACECRAFT.			423
PIONEERS GET BACK IN SADDLE.			628
PLAYTIME POLITICS AT WORK; 7-YEAR-OLD SHOWS LOBBYIST'S ACUMEN.			772
POLICE DEATHS CLIMB 40 PERCENT IN '97.		Statistical Data Included	352
POT CLUB LOSES ZONING BATTLE; JUDGE RULES OWNER CANNOT IMPOSE WILL ON CITY.			557
PRIMETIME EMMYS MOVING DOWNTOWN.			164
PROJECT TO CHOP, REPLACE 90 TREES; 270 SAPLINGS IN ROAD PLAN.			606
PUBLIC FORUM : MEDICARE EXPANSION GETS MIXED REVIEWS.		Editorial	1196
RELIGION EVENTS.			643
REMEMBERING THE DREAM IN HONOR OF MARTIN LUTHER KING; MIDDLE SCHOOL REVISITS LEGACY.			365
REPORT URGES ENDING VETS' LOAN PROGRAM.			547
S.F.'S PAGE LIKES HAPPY ENDINGS : SAN FERNANDO 73, TAFT 61.			476
SEAGATE HOPES TO RELOCATE WORKERS; FEELINGS CALM IN MOORPARK.			517
SILVER CHARM IS FAVORED ONCE AGAIN.			261
SO MANY LIVES CHANGED COURSE AFTER '94 DISASTER.			873
SPRING TERM ENROLLMENT NEARING PEAK LEVEL AT MOORPARK COLLEGE.		Statistical Data Included	712
STEADY GUNDERSON LEADS WAY FOR T.O.; CAPTAIN'S UNSELFISH PLAY KEEPS LANCERS WINNING.			649
STOCK EXCHANGE WILL CLOSE TO HONOR MARTIN LUTHER KING.			399
STUDY DISPUTES `WEAK MAYOR' BELIEF.			546
SYLMAR DEFENSE CONTRACTOR CHANGING OWNERS.			298
TEMBLOR SAFETY FASTEN-ATING; DEVICES KEEP FURNITURE FROM FLYING AROUND.			747
TEMPEST IN A PERFECTIONIST'S TEAPOT; MARTHA STEWART NOT FLATTERED BY SITCOM TREATMENT.			930
THIRD SUSPECT ARRESTED IN HOLDUP SPREE; EX-CON FOUND IN LAS VEGAS.			301
THOUSAND OAKS TO HASTEN CHILD SEX-ABUSE PROBE; SUSPECT WORKS AT PLAY CAMP.			449
TWO CHURCHES JOINING FORCES TO HONOR KING.			580
UCLA NOTEBOOK: MCCOY UNLIKELY TO START.			409
USC CAN'T STOP STANFORD.			263
USC HIRES DEFENSIVE COACH.			302
USC VS.CALIFORNIA.			170
VALENCIA'S ZELLER A HAPPY-GO-LUCKY GOALIE.			598
VALLEY'S '94 JOLT OF REALITY; LIKE CHARACTERS IN FILM `TITANIC,' RESIDENTS SHOWED BOUNTY OF PERSONAL VALUES.		Editorial	692
WHAT IS MR. CLAIRE REALLY SAYING TO US?			742
WILSON RAISE IRKS STATE WORKERS.			394
WRESTLING BEAT : TOUGH THOMAS.			300