Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 10, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A BETTER SHAKE?; COMPANY'S QUAKE INSURANCE POLICIES OFFER MORE CHOICE.			674
A.V.'S SPEIR SERIOUS ABOUT TURNAROUND.			487
ACTRESSES TO TAKE PART IN OBSERVANCE.			261
AGOURA HILLS BOY SET FOR TRANSPLANT; CHILD TO GET BROTHER'S BLOOD TO FIGHT LEUKEMIA.			579
BASEBALL ROUNDUP: WESTLAKE KNOCKS OFF ECR : CONQUISTADORES UPSET AT DAILY NEWS INVITATIONAL.			432
BOARD MEMBER YET TO SET DATE TO DISCUSS SAFETY.			108
BRIEFLY : ATF SEIZES SILENCERS AT VAN NUYS HOME.			623
BRIEFLY : MEETING SCHEDULED ON DISTRICT CLASSES.			226
BRIEFLY : SHOTS BLAST WINDOW IN RESIDENT'S HOME.			120
BRIEFLY : SPELLMAN SURRENDERS AFTER BARRICADING SELF.			455
CALM AFTER CONTROVERSY.			590
CHAMBER GETS HELP WITH DEBT.			329
CITY'S SANITATION TAX NOT RIDING INTO SUNSET.			749
CLARK GETS IN NEW GROOVE.			297
CLOUDY DAY FOR CLIPPERS : PHOENIX 134, CLIPPERS 105.			241
COUNTY GROWTH ISSUE IN SUPERVISOR'S RACE.			569
CREWS COMPLETE REPAIRS OF DAMAGED SEWER LINE.			530
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OUTFIELDER INJURED AGAIN.			598
EDITORIAL : . . . AND SPEAKING OF SCANDAL; D.A. GIL GARCETTI SHOULD WAKE UP AND START DOING HIS JOB - INVESTIGATING THE LAUSD FOR CRIMINAL CONDUCT.		Editorial	470
EDITORIAL : CHILDREN AND SAFETY LAST - AGAIN; THE LAUSD SHOULD TELEVISE HEARINGS ON WHY PROTECTING COMPUTERS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN PROTECTING LIVES OUTRAGE METER: 10.		Editorial	314
EDUCATOR BRINGING `HONEST ABE'S' WISDOM TO INTERIM SIMI POST.			662
END OF PCH NIGHTMARE KEEPS SLIP-SLIDING AWAY.			729
ESPN WILL TAKE TV ACT TO MAGAZINE; BIWEEKLY TO VIE WITH DOMINANT SI.			738
EX-BOOSTER FORESEES FALL IN WELLS FARGO SHARES.			226
FAILING CABLE CUTS OFF POWER.			121
FATAL CRASH INVESTIGATED.			154
FIRM PLANS SENIOR CENTER.			267
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	32
FUNDING SEPARATES CITY HOPEFULS; WESTE, SMYTH, FERRY LEADING 14 CANDIDATES WITH $20,000-PLUS.			625
GOOD COMPANY; UCLA, MIAMI FIND COMMON GROUND WITH SO MANY PERSONNEL PROBLEMS.			835
HART IS ON TRACK; SPORT ATTRACTS 200 PARTICIPANTS.			689
HER OWN TV COMEDY HAS APPEAL FOR CUSACK.			704
HIGHLAND WRESTLERS COME HOME WITH FOND MEMORIES.			424
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			609
HOUSING COMPLEX BACKED; PARKING SPACES CUT AT VALENCIA PROJECT.			338
IN BRIEF.			255
IN ELITE COMPANY; MPSF BOASTS FIVE OF NCAA'S TOP 10 TEAMS.			676
JUBILEES : BURBANK COUPLE HAS GOLDEN GLOW.			210
JURY FINDS HOMELESS MAN GUILTY IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS.			237
KINGS VS. PHOENIX.			135
LACK OF SPACE HURTS SOFTBALL.			840
LAUSD CONTRACTS CHALLENGED; INDEPENDENT AUDIT URGED FOR AWARDS.			496
LAUSD GRILLE WORK GOES ON.			632
LAUSD TO PUSH PERFORMANCE; ADMINISTRATORS TO GET WARNING LETTERS.			530
LAW OFFERS RELIEF FOR STORM DAMAGE.			210
LOCKHEED-NORTHROP DEAL IMPERILED.		Statistical Data Included	1063
LUNCH WITH OSCAR; NOMINEES' FULL MENU OF EMOTIONS.			791
MAIDEN FLIGHT OF X-38 SPACE LIFEBOAT DELAYED.			325
MAKING MARK; GRAFFITI CRUSADER KEEPING STREETS CLEAN.			793
MOORPARK TO HEAR DOWNTOWN PLANS.			266
MORE BLESSED TO GIVE . . .; A CO-WORKER'S ACT OFFERS KIDNEY PATIENT BETTER LIFE.			941
MTA'S FINANCES OFF TRACK; MILLIONS CAN'T BE FOUND.			878
NEW SCHOOL TO LURE KIDS BY DESIGN.			409
NEWS LITE : BONO SAYS `ELLEN' IS NARROW-MINDED.			840
NORTHRIDGE GETS FURTHER EXAMINATION.			249
NOTES: CANYON COUNTRY LOOKING FOR YOUTH FOOTBALL PLAYERS.			386
NOTES: ROYAL VOLLEYBALL FAVORED TO WIN MARMONTE LEAGUE.			563
OBITUARIES : DWIGHT PRESTON COLLINS.		Obituary	195
PALMDALE HIGH MAY ADD SHIFT; TRUSTEES CONSIDERING 3-9 P.M. ALTERNATIVE.			381
PERREAULT SAVES KINGS; HIS GOAL WITH 41.1 LEFT IN OT ENDS IT AFTER DUCKS TIE IN 3RD : KINGS 4, DUCKS 3.			878
POLICE PANEL PROMOTES NEW UNIT.			335
POLICE SEEK TO QUESTION YOUNG GIRL.			92
PROSPECTS BLEAK FOR CONSTRUCTION IN HART DISTRICT; NEED FOR SCHOOLS PREDICTED.			468
PUBLIC FORUM : RESPECT FOR U.S., PRESIDENCY HITS BOTTOM.		Editorial	1564
REVIEW: INSPIRED BY TV'S COMEDY GREATS, `THAT'S LIFE' DOESN'T MEASURE UP.		Television Program Review	260
RIORDAN FLIGHT EXPENSE AT ISSUE; SOURCE OF SEATING UPGRADE QUESTIONED.			602
RUSH JOB; SCOUT WORRIES THAT CEDENO MOVED UP TOO QUICKLY.			732
SAUGUS TRACK TALENT POOL IS RATHER SHALLO.			484
SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS TOP RATING AT SALE OF NEW BOND.			327
SIMI OFFICIAL PUSHES PHONE-ANTENNA LIMITS.			559
SIMI VALLEY HOPES TO DRIVE TEAMS BATTY.			487
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : DIVISION III BOYS: BARSTOW VS. CHAMINADE.			447
SPRING TRAINING '98 : DODGERS.			497
STINGRAYS ONE WIN FROM TITLE : LONG BEACH 71, COLUMBUS 61.			238
STRING TIME; YOUNG MUSICIANS TO PERFORM.			582
SUMMER SCHOOL IS IN SESSION; CSUN RECRUIT RICHARDSON READY TO DOMINATE OPPONENTS FOR BORON.			646
SUPERSONICS IN FIRST PLACE.			111
SYNCOR EARNINGS JUMP 64%.			180
TAKE 5 : 25 YEARS OF `YOUNG' RESTLESSNESS.			632
TEAMS WERE ON MISSION.			649
THERE'S TROUBLE, RIGHT HERE IN `RIVER CITY'; IT'S AN OFFICE POOL; IT BREAKS THE RULE.		Editorial	794
TIME FOR AN ENCORE; CAMARILLO BIDS FOR LEAGUE TITLE.			617
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HENDERSON SHOULD DRAW MORE ATTENTION.			619
UNRULY TIMES FOR NHL; FORTHCOMING CHANGES TO FURTHER OBSTRUCT GAME.			1257
UTILITIES OVERHAUL MAY FACE 2ND DELAY; TEST RESULTS REMAIN POOR, OFFICIAL SAYS.			247
VAN EXEL TO RETURN SOON.			215
VANDALISM SUSPECTS FACING ARRAIGNMENT.			245
WITH RETURN OF SUN, IT'S TIME TO PLAY BALL.			351