Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 5, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] IS HARRIS SAFE?; LAKERS BEAT PACERS, DENY VOTING TO OUST COACH : LAKERS 104, INDIANA 95.			804
`SEINFELD' FANS OFFERING WAYS TO DO NOTHING; SEQUEL IDEAS GO FROM WACKY TO WACKIER IN QUEST TO SAVE ANCHOR OF `MUST-SEE' NIGHT.			1225
12-YEAR-OLD FILES CLAIM OVER INJURY.			243
1997 SETS LAX VOLUME RECORD; OFFICIALS SAY HIGH NUMBERS SHOW NEED TO EXPAND NATION'S FOURTH-BUSIEST AIRPORT.		Statistical Data Included	559
A LA CARTE : ROLLING TOWARD SPRING.			645
AGENCY GETTING SET FOR SECESSION PROPOSALS.			464
AREA TEENS AMONG SPOTLIGHT FINALISTS.			169
BANNER SEASON AHEAD?; WESTLAKE HAS FEW WEAKNESSES.			755
BRIEFLY : ALCOHOL PERMIT GETS APPROVED BY PANEL.			375
BRIEFLY : DAD FACES SENTENCE IN HARMING OF BABY.			769
BRIEFLY : T.O. COUNCIL BACKS IMPROVED HOUSING.			390
BRIEFLY : WATTERS, MEANS RUN INTO HUGE CONTRACTS.			413
BRUINS SAY THEY'VE FOUND THEMSELVES.			597
BUYERS SNAP UP AREA HOMES IN SALES BOOM; ROBUST MARKET AIDS SELLERS.		Statistical Data Included	516
CITY STOPS PAYING BUILDER.			260
CLIPPERS VS. DALLAS.			168
COUNCIL CAN SEEK ONLY ADVISORY VOTE ON SECESSION, CITY ATTORNEY COUNSELS.			489
COUNTY TOPS IN MANUFACTURING.		Statistical Data Included	287
CRUSADER INSURANCE PARENT UNICO IN MERGER TALKS.			237
CSUN COULD USE MAGIC FROM '97; FACES SAME PATH TO BIG SKY FINAL.			1489
DENCH PUTTING PLAY, SERIES ON HOLD FOR OSCAR SOJOURN.			738
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PARK POUNDS LONG HOMER; NOMO LOOKS RUSTY IN SPRING DEBUT.			1056
DOZENS SIGN UP FOR CONSERVANCY'S `PAINT-OUT'.			239
DUCKS GET SHUT OUT : DETROIT 2, DUCKS 0.			174
EDITORIAL : LAPD WELCOME HERE; LIVE AND LET LIVE, AS LONG AS LAWS ARE FOLLOWED.		Editorial	436
EDITORIAL : SELLING A PIG IN A POKE; PLAN TO REPEAL THE TAX CODE BEFORE OFFERING A SUBSTITUTE IS POLITICAL GIMMICKRY.		Editorial	430
EL NINO STORMS BLAMED FOR ERODING COASTAL BLUFFS.			551
FOR STARTERS, Q.H. IS FEELING CONFIDENT.			595
FOUNDATION MAY BUY REAGANS' RANCH FOR TOURISTS.			385
FREE SPIRIT PUSHES BEYOND OPERA'S WALLS.			698
GIRL SCOUT COOKIES MORE THAN MERE TREATS : EXPERIENCE OF SELLING, BEING REJECTED AND BUDGETING PROCEEDS PRICELESS.		Editorial	627
GIRLS` BASKETBALL: SECTION FINALS SCHEDULED.			246
GOLF COURSE APPEAL ALLOWS GROUP TO WIN CONCESSIONS.			361
GROUP AIDS KIDS IN FLEEING STRANGERS.			476
HAWKING, FALCONING TRIGGER TEAM EFFORTS.			567
HIS TO BEAR; PASTOR TRACKS DOWN STOLEN CROSS.			744
HOSPITAL PAY INVESTIGATION SOUGHT; ADMINISTRATOR BLASTS COMPLAINT, CITES RETURN OF MONEY.			1249
HOUSE-ALARM FIASCO FINISHES UP ON HIGH NOTE.			179
HUSBAND HELD IN WOMAN'S SLAYING; INVESTIGATORS LINK BLOOD TO VICTIM'S SPOUSE.			565
IN BRIEF.			230
INSTRUCTORS CHALLENGE COLLEGE CUTS; FACULTY REJECTS PLAN TO RENEGOTIATE PAY.			299
INSURANCE DIVISION TO BUILD NEW HEADQUARTERS IN VALENCIA.			355
INSURANCE PROPOSAL ASSAILED; FOUR CONGRESSMEN CHALLENGE WELLPOINT.			279
INTEL WARNS OF DECLINE IN PROFITS; STOCK TUMBLES IN AFTER-HOURS TRADING.			453
INTERIM HEAD OF SCHOOLS SEATED.			441
IS HARRIS SAFE?; LAKERS BEAT PACERS, DENY VOTING TO OUST COACH : LAKERS 104, INDIANA 95.			781
IT COULD BE HIS DAY; HALL OF FAMER SEEKS FIRST BIG 'CAP WIN.			969
JC PLAYOFFS: WELL-RESTED CANYONS TROUNCES MOORPARK.			267
JOEY PENBERTHY CONTINUES FAMILY TRADITION; LONG-RANGE SHOOTER HELPS THE MASTER'S INTO PLAYOFFS.			803
JURORS FIND SPIELBERG STALKER GUILTY; `PREDATOR' COULD GET 25 YEARS TO LIFE IF `3 STRIKES' LAW APPLIES.			424
KAUFFMAN NOW SAFE AT SECOND; EX-CATCHER ADJUSTS FOR PALMDALE.			693
KINGS VS. CAROLINA.			205
MAN CONVICTED OF FINANCIAL ABUSE; HEALTH CENTER DIRECTOR COULD GET 6-YEAR TERM.			739
MASTER AT DOING MORE WITH LESS; OATES AGAIN TAKES MUSTANGS TO TOURNEY.			821
MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES: MOORPARK HIRES ROCHE AS SOCCER COACH.			486
NEW LANCASTER POST OFFICE PLANNED TO EASE WAITING.			314
NEWS LITE : PRINCE, PARAMOUR PLAYING THE PALACE?			828
NO PROTESTS AS BELL TRIUMPHS : BELL 2, BIRMINGHAM 1.			322
NO WATER SHORTAGE THIS YEAR; WET MONTH MEANS SURPLUS OF SUPPLY.		Statistical Data Included	321
NOTES: JUNIORS TO VIE ON TWO COURSES.			197
OUT LOOKS: A LOOK AT 2ND STAR; BOOK CAPTURES OVERLOOKED ENVIRONMENTALIST.			904
OUTPOST.			709
PALMDALE HEAT SEEKS PLAYERS.			145
PANEL LEVIES FINE IN OAK FELLING.			434
PATRONS: SMOKING BAN OK; COUNTY POLL FINDS FEW FOES.		Statistical Data Included	1354
PLINKER'S PARADISE; OLD-TIME SHOOTING GALLERY IS TOO MUCH FUN.			1323
PROGRAM AIMS TO FIGHT ABUSE IN A.V. HOMES.			495
PROGRAM GIVES MANUFACTURERS LEG TO BUILD ON; LOW-INTEREST LOANS AVAILABLE.			524
PROSECUTION PRESSES JURY FOR DEATH FOR DEPUTY'S KILLER.			372
PUBLIC FORUM : CRITIC OF GATED HOUSING ENCLAVES REBUTTED.		Editorial	1616
PURSUING A THIRD-TIME CHARM; CSUN SWEPT TOURNEY FOE WEBER ST. IN REGULAR SEASON.			444
ROUNDUP: N.H. BEATS KENNEDY 4-3.			341
SAME-SEX HARASSMENT ILLEGAL ON JOB, SUPREME COURT SAYS.			739
SHERIFF CONDEMNS `SPECIAL TREATMENT' FOR ACTOR DOWNEY.			529
SIMI VALLEY OUTMATCHED IN SEASON-ENDING DEFEAT.			508
SLAIN BOY'S FATHER CHARGED WITH MURDER; AUNT NAMED ACCESSORY; AUTOPSY FINDS TRAUMA.			403
SOUTHERN SECTION BASEBALL PREVIEW: PARITY IS NOT A RARITY IN MISSION LEAGUE.			1104
SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL PREVIEW: MARMONTE TO BE LEAGUEWIDE BATTLE; COACHES PREDICT FIGHT TO THE FINISH.			821
SPREWELL CASE NBA METAPHOR.			785
SPREWELL'S PENALTY CUT.			1081
SUCCESS IS PAR FOR THE COURSE; CANYONS SHOOTS FOR STATE TITLE.			710
T.O. SUMMIT TO COVER HOUSING; COALITION AIMS TO EDUCATE CITY ON NEED FOR AFFORDABLE HOMES.			565
TARGET SHOOTING TO RETURN.			468
THOUSANDS APPLY FOR FEMA AID.			754
TRAFFIC FEAR FUELS FIGHT VS. SCHOOL.			376
TV SOAP REVISITING ITS ATTITUDE ON RAPE.			571
UCLA CAN EXPECT TO GET LOW SEEDING.			1068
USC NOTEBOOK: SPRINT STAR TO REDSHIRT.			196
USC VS. NO. 2 ARIZONA.			136
VALENCIA CREW DELIVERED.			1484
VAN EXEL SEES A SPEEDY RETURN.			457
WALT DISNEY CO. STOCK DECLINES ON LOWERED EARNINGS PROJECTIONS.			358
WARRIORS LOOKING FOR PLAYERS.			166
WILD THYME CAFE COMING TO AREA; OPENING SET FOR THIS SUMMER.			318