Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 3, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`PORT' STORY LINE STEEPED IN IRONY.			612
`STUPID' LAKERS TAKE CAPITAL LOSS : WASHINGTON 96 LAKERS 86.			719
A.V. A BLOOMIN' SIGHT; POPPIES READY TO JOIN PALETTE OF WILDFLOWERS.			449
ANTELOPES DO ABOUT-FACE; POWER PLAYERS GONE, COACH REBUILDS BASEBALL TEAM.			607
ASIAN CRISIS DELAYS LAPD CONSTRUCTION; PROJECT IN GRANADA HILLS STALLS.			535
B OF A ASKING ZERO DOWN FOR HOMES; LOAN PROGRAM AIMS FOR LOW-WAGE EARNER.			367
BIG TEST AWAITS HART IN GIRLS' SOCCER SEMIFINALS.			451
BOY'S BODY FOUND; DAD, AUNT HELD BOY FOUND BURIED IN FOREST.			509
BOYS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : DIVISION I-AA.			316
BRIEFLY : 3 MEN IN LANCASTER ROB PIZZA DELIVERER.			125
BRIEFLY : CITY OFFERING REWARD IN SYNAGOGUE FIRES.			157
BRIEFLY : DWP LAYOFFS ON HOLD PENDING COURT RULING.			577
BRIEFLY : EX-CAL STAR FRIEND DIES OF CANCER AT 62.			431
BRIEFLY : STATE CONSIDERS WIDENING HIGHWAY.			122
BUSINESS PLAN WOULD LINK ROADS; PANEL TO CONSIDER PROJECT.			423
CARREY LANDS KAUFMAN ROLE.			229
CHANGES IN GAME INEVITABLE.			1021
CITY BRACING FOR MUDSLIDES, STORMS OR NOT.			510
CLU OPENS PLAYOFFS AT UC SAN DIEGO.			77
COC WOMEN READY TO END WAITING GAME; COUGARS MEET NO. 12 MOORPARK.			583
COUNTY JOB CREATION BOOMS; '97 FORECAST EXCEEDED BY NEARLY HALF.		Statistical Data Included	499
COUPLE WALKS AWAY FROM CRASH LANDING.			323
CRAZY SCHOOL BOARD POLICIES PUNISH PARENTS.		Editorial	762
CROP LOSS HITS RECORD $31 MILLION; EL NINO-SPAWNED LOCAL DAMAGES MORE THAN THIRD OF STATE'S TOTAL.		Statistical Data Included	509
CSUN NOTEBOOK: PLAN SAVES CSUN SPORTS : SCHOOL PRESIDENT ALSO HOPING TO UPGRADE FACILITIES.			540
DAMAGES MAY MEAN TAX BREAK.			363
DEFENSE BECOMES VITAL TO SIMI VALLEY'S SUCCESS; FULLOVE, MICHEL CONTRIBUTE TO PIONEERS' PLAYOFF SURGE.			504
DEVELOPER TO PITCH REVISED MOORPARK PLAN.			493
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: TEAMMATES RALLY TO PIAZZA'S DEFENSE.			954
ECR, MONROE OPEN PREP BASEBALL SEASON.			175
EDITORIAL : AN OPEN INVITATION VALENCIA COUNTRY CLUB AND SANTA CLARITA WERE STARS OF PGA TOURNAMENT.		Editorial	295
EDITORIAL : CITY TO STATE: SOS COUNCILMAN WANTS HELP FROM STATE LEGISLATURE TO FIX TAXING DILEMMA.		Editorial	504
EFFORTS TO PRESERVE OPEN SPACE GROW; CITIES, SUPERVISORS SUPPORT INITIATIVES TO CONTROL DEVELOPMENT.			640
EL CAMINO IS FOR REAL; THE SCHOOL WHERE BASEBALL IS KING SHOULD RULE AGAIN.			1580
EL NINO COSTS HIGH FOR THOUSAND OAKS.			393
GETTING A READ ON INTERNET; LIBRARY IN PACOIMA BRANCHING OUT.			379
HATTER APPOINTED CHIEF JUDGE OF HUGE U.S. CENTRAL DISTRICT.			252
HIGHLAND'S YOUNG AIMS FOR 200 WINS; GARFINKEL ALSO GOING TO STATE MEET.			422
HOMETOWN HEROES : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			645
IDIOTS STEAL IDENTITIES, CHERISHED MEMORIES.			776
IN BRIEF.			245
JAIL FOOD SERVICES PROBE CONTINUES.			362
JUBILEES : LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT GOOD AS GOLD.			190
JUDGE ORDERS POT CENTER TO STAY SHUT; INJUNCTION PROHIBITS SELLING OF MARIJUANA.			443
KINGS NOTEBOOK: MURRAY IS FINALLY SHOOTING MORE.			528
L.A. REVENUES FALLING SHORT OF ESTIMATES.			254
L.A. TO OPPOSE SUITS AGAINST CENSUS PLAN.		Statistical Data Included	292
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ROOKIE BRYANT'S GAME HAS TAKEN A DETOUR.			436
LAPD CAPTAIN PUSHES BAR BAN.			599
LOAN PROGRAM TO HELP REPAIRS.			292
LUC-LESS KINGS GET TIE; BAD DAY GETS NO BETTER : KINGS 2 VANCOUVER 2.			806
LUC-LESS KINGS GET TIE; BAD DAY GETS NO BETTER : KINGS 2 VANCOUVER 2.			586
MAKING WAY FOR THE FUTURE; RALPHS SET TO REPLACE LANDMARK.			560
MISSION COLLEGE DISCUSSES WAYS TO PREVENT CUTS, LAYOFFS.			204
MOORPARK WOMEN EXCEED EXPECTATIONS.			557
NEWS LITE : STALLONE SAVES CHURCH FACING EVICTION.			949
OBITUARY : HARVEY M. GRIESE.		Obituary	81
PANEL ENDORSES DEAL FOR HURT BOY.			305
PARENTS WANT REASON WHY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL CLOSING.			180
POT-HOLDER INVENTOR HANDLING PROSPERITY.			537
PUBLIC FORUM : SCHOOLS OF EDUCATION DESERVE BLAME FOR SCORES.		Editorial	1545
PUPILS GET TASTE OF READING'S JOYS.			395
RAIN BRINGS STATE PARK NEW LOOK; OFFICIAL SEES CHANGES AS CYCLE OF NATURE.			493
REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPOSED.			1102
RICHARDSON PLANNING TO LEAVE `HOME' AFTER NEXT SEASON.			834
ROBITAILLE HAS SURGERY, WILL BE OUT 6-8 WEEKS.			406
ROYAL'S HISTORIC SEASON ENDS; SIX WILL RETURN OFF 25-4 TEAM.			521
SCHOOL TESTING-LAW FIGHT TURNS POLITICAL.			496
SCHWIMMER WITH SHARKS; `FRIENDS' HOOPLA GIVES ACTOR VALUABLE LESSONS IN HANDLING PRESSURES OF FAME IN HOLLYWOOD.			1329
SEUSS FANS TAKE TIME FOR DAY OF RHYME.			594
SOCCER PLAYOFFS: PARACLETE MAKES HISTORIC VISIT TO SOCCER SEMIFINALS.			268
SOCCER: VALDEZ PLAYS THROUGH MEMORIES OF BROTHER.			825
SPRING'S EARLY START; SOUTHLAND'S LUSH LANDSCAPE IS GIFT FROM EL NINO; ALLERGY SUFFERERS, FIREFIGHTERS SEE PROBLEMS.			1286
SWIM MEET SCHEDULED AT EASTSIDE POOL.			51
TICKETS FOR CUP SCARCE.			917
TRAGIC LOVE STORY FLOATS `TITANIC' ABOVE THE RECORD $1 BILLION MARK.		Statistical Data Included	337
TRUSTEES SET TO PICK INTERIM SCHOOLS BOSS.			436
UCLA BASKETBALL: BAILEY SEEMS NCAA-READY.			492
VALIANT EFFORT; COURSE EARNS PRAISE FROM PROS, COMMUNITY.			574
VOLLEYBALL: SMALL IS LARGE IN VOLLEYBALL.			1088
WHITTAKER'S AEROSPACE SALES REBOUND.			292
WOMAN REFUSES TO IMPLICATE COMPANION.			492
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: UCLA WOMEN EARN NATIONAL RANKING.			299
WORDS, WORDS, WORDS; SCHOOL KICKS OFF READING JAM, FETES DR. SEUSS.			652
YOUNG SCIENTISTS HONORED; JOE WALKER STUDENTS WIN COUNTY OLYMPIAD.			453
YOUNG'S WAYS PAY OFF.			717