Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 2, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`TITANIC' NOT SLOWING DOWN AFTER 11 WEEKS IN THEATERS.			789
A GREAT OPEN; COURSE IN VALENCIA RISES TO THE OCCASION.			272
A GREAT OPEN; PRO GOLF TOURNAMENT BOON FOR SANTA CLARITA.			599
A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : BASEBALLS, FOOTBALLS, CRYSTAL BALLS.			457
A SUPER '98 DEBUT FOR AMES.			466
BAILEY GETS 32 POINTS IN 2ND HALF.			408
BOY HELD AFTER 3 SHOT NEAR LANCASTER HOME.			210
BRIEFLY : MAN SHOT IN ARGUMENT WITH GANG.			338
BRIEFLY : MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN FOREST ROAD CRASH.			211
BRIEFLY : SAMPRAS TAKES TITLE.			383
BRIEFLY : VENTURA MAN, 77, DIES CROSSING ROAD.			200
CAMPAIGN GETS UNDERWAY TO HELP LATINOS WITH CREDIT.			319
CHECKUP: NEWS, TIPS AND TRENDS; CSUN MEDICINE UNIT HOSTS SEMINAR ON QUALITY AGING.			445
CHILDREN FOUND UNATTENDED IN SQUALID APARTMENT.			147
COUNTY TO CHIP IN FUNDS FOR A.V. CRIME HOTLINE.			149
CSUN CAN'T GET BIG OUTS : PEPPERDINE 14, CSUN 9.			452
CULTURE ON DISPLAY; BLACK ART COMES TO FORE IN MARKETPLACE.			378
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	394
DALY FOCUSED BY SOBERING EXPERIENCES.			655
DAY'S EVENTS MAY DETERMINE DWP'S FUTURE.			621
DEVELOPER BRIDGING HOMES, RETAIL GAP.			903
DIANA TALKED AFTER CRASH, INJURED BODYGUARD SAYS.			521
DOLLARS & SENSE : TO OUR READERS.			308
DUCKS CAN'T STOP HULL.			215
DWP'S TROUBLES SHOW NEED TO FIX CHARTER; ANTIQUATED CIVIL SERVICE PROTECTIONS REWARD INEFFICIENCY, NOT INNOVATION.		Editorial	856
EDITORIAL : ENTER THE TERMINATOR?; GOVERNMENT-FUNDED SUICIDE IS RIPE FOR ABUSE.		Editorial	424
EDITORIAL : FAIL SAFE; CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE SPARES NO EXPENSE TO PROTECT CITY COFFERS.		Editorial	358
EVENT SCORES HOLE IN ONE; TOURNAMENT, COURSE GET THUMBS UP.			610
EX-SINGER IS LIFELONG SOCIAL WORKER.			640
FINAL BELL FOR CHAVEZ?; LOSS TO GONZALEZ COULD BE KNOCKOUT BLOW TO HIS PROUD CAREER.			1294
FIRST-TIME DIRECTOR MUDDLES THROUGH MISFORTUNE IN `CAUGHT UP'.		Movie Review	406
FORECASTING EXPERIMENT EXTENDED.			306
FUNDS HELP SAFEGUARD KIDS' HEALTH; HEAD START ABLE TO OFFER MORE.			366
GOP NEEDS TO RETURN TO PLAN TO PASS UNION CURBS.		Editorial	360
GUIDE TO TAX SEASON; SMOOTHER SAILING : TAKE ACTIONS NOW TO REAP BENEFITS OF NEW TAX LAW.			827
HACKER OF THE DAY : KEN CONANT.			130
HE GETS LOFT -- WITH HIS PUTTER.			536
HIKING ENTHUSIAST A TRUE TRAILBLAZER.			731
HISTORIAN WORKS TO REVIVE INTEREST IN MOVIE RANCH; CORRIGANVILLE SITE OF WESTERNS.			506
JOB FAIR HELPS FOSTER KIDS GET A START ON LIFE.			395
KINGS VS. VANCOUVER.			64
LAKERS ARE FLOPS AT FINISH; `SAND IN THE GAS TANK' : NEW YORK 101, LAKERS 89.			666
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SHAQ FACES DEFENSE BY COMMITTEE.			563
LEDFORD HAILS RAIL AS CITY'S FUTURE; HIGH-SPEED TRAINS COULD BRING ECONOMIC BOOM TO A.V.			508
MAHONY CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIGH SCHOOL.			145
MAN BITES TIGER!; JUST WHICH PLAYER HAD TO BE RECKONED WITH?			1008
MANAGER DEFINITELY NO PRIZE.			782
MAYFAIR LOOKS THE BEST; HE BIRDIES PLAYOFF HOLE, BEATS WOODS.			1206
MUDSLIDE HITS HOME; EL NINO'S DESTRUCTION NOT OVER.			988
NEWS LITE : SINATRA FAMILY SMELLS A TV RAT.			854
NISSAN OPEN NOTES: CADDIE'S SHARE TO PAY FOR SURGERY.			686
ODYSSEY CONTINUES FOR BROWN.			1002
OK, HERE'S THE (LACK OF) SPIN; MAYBE OTHERS NOW MUST WATCH OUT FOR MAYFAIR.			874
OPEN ROAD; CUSTOMERS RANK RENTAL COMPANIES.			175
OPEN WIDE AND TEST THE RESULTS.			378
PAC10 WOMEN'S ROUNDUP; BALANCED SCORING KEYS UCLA'S VICTORY.			272
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS : HARTMANN JOINS FIRM AS SENIOR LITIGATOR.			407
PROS GIVE COURSE BIG THUMBS UP.			671
PUBLIC FORUM : DOUBLE-DECKING COULD RELIEVE TRAFFIC JAMS.		Editorial	1042
PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS; CONSUMERS NEED TO BRUSH UP ON LATEST TOOTHPASTE INNOVATIONS.			1185
READY TO ROLL; VOLKSWAGEN SPIT-SHINING NEW BEETLES FOR BALLYHOOED DEBUT.			239
RECALLING STRUGGLES; ARMENIAN CULTURE HAILED IN GLENDALE.			336
RESORT PLAN UP NEXT FOR DEVELOPER; HOTELS WOULD ABUT THEME PARK.			446
RIVIERA LEARNS ITS LESSONS.			314
SIDES CHOSEN IN PRIMARY BATTLE; KATZ, ALARCON TALLY ENDORSEMENTS FOR SENATE.			645
SPECIAL INTERESTS BEDEVIL STATE'S BAR SMOKING BAN.		Editorial	182
SPRING TRAINING '98.			354
SURFING THE TUBE: THE WEEK AHEAD : TODAY.			473
TALK TV'S WILLIAMS VISITS U.S. TROOPS IN PERSIAN GULF.			468
TAYLOR RECOVERING FROM FALL.			290
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : TY (OR MOM), CLAIM THE SOUVENIR.			706
THRILL RIDES MAKE FINE DAY'S WORK.			694
UCLA HAS CLUTCH LOSS; HENDERSON FOUL LEADS TO HUSKIES WIN : WASHINGTON 95, UCLA 94.			815
UCLA SLIDE SNAPPED; BYRNES' BAT HELPS BRUINS AVOID TROJANS SWEEP : UCLA 12, USC 7.			411
UTILITY TAX FOES STILL AT WAR; AGOURA ACTIVISTS WANT CITY TO REFUND REMAINDER OF MONEY.			809
VIDEO JUSTICE SERVED; COUNTY HOLDS ARRAIGNMENTS WITH ON-SCREEN CONFERENCING.		Statistical Data Included	756
WATCHING CREDITS ROLL PART OF L.A.'S PROTOCOL.		Statistical Data Included	687
WEDDINGS NAME OF THE GAME; BRIDAL BOOTHS HELP SMOOTH WAY TO ALTAR.			448