Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 11, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
28-YEAR-OLD GORILLA DIES AT L.A. ZOO.			284
A LA CARTE : TIME FOR SPRING ROLLS.			577
ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM SAVORS MOORPARK'S ADULATION.			865
ACCESS TO NATURE; CHATSWORTH RESERVOIR'S FUTURE AN OPEN ISSUE.			1339
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			338
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS DUE BACK WEDNESDAY.			501
BALLOT TO BRING CHANGES; KEY RACES AT STAKE IN ELECTION TUESDAY.			1221
BASEBALL'S WANDERER; ZEILE WANTS TO TAKE TEXAS TEAM TO THE TOP.			1119
BIRDS SNUB PARTY; SWALLOW DAY RINGS HOLLOW.			501
BLASTING PLAN DRAWS CONCERN; ROCKETDYNE SEEKING TO DETONATE SHELLS.			171
BRIEFLY : FLAMING CRASH KILLS CHATSWORTH MAN.			445
BRIEFLY : USOC HAS NEW PLAN TO RESTORE ITS IMAGE.			400
BROWNILYMPICS BUILDS CHARACTER, MUSCLES.			433
CANCER `CURE' WILL BE TESTED; DRUG WORKS ON MICE, BUT HOW ABOUT PEOPLE?			844
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: SHOWMANSHIP WON'T ALWAYS WIN THE DAY.			615
CAR-FREE, CAREFREE IN SANTA BARBARA.			3626
CHEAP PISTOLS CITED AS FREQUENT CRIME TOOLS.			405
CITY ATTACK ON BRUSH IGNITES VALLEY SPIRIT.			774
CLIPPERS GIVE THIS ONE AWAY; L.A. LEADS EARLY BUT PORTLAND RECOVERS : PORTLAND 97 CLIPPERS 70.			352
CLIPPERS VS. PORTLAND.			56
CLUB MEMBERS SHATTER STAGE-MOM MYTH.			719
COLLEGE BASEBALL: HANOIAN'S HUGE DAY HELPS USC RALLY TO BEAT CAL.			266
CREATIVE CREW CREDITED WITH APPLE COMEBACK.			1007
CUMMINGS LIKES BEING HOME.			773
CURING A FAMILY DISEASE; ALCOHOLIC'S WIFE, CHILDREN TRAVEL DOWN THE LONG ROAD OF HEARTBREAK, RECOVERY.			1122
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : MARY MARKO.			594
DAVID ROBERTSON CONDUCTS THE FUTURE.			337
DEJA VU; KOSOVO HORRORS REVIVE HOLOCAUST MEMORIES.			928
DINING BEAT : CHICKEN COUP DE GARLIC.			223
DISTRICT OFFERING MAKEUP OPTIONS.			464
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PARK WANTS TO WAIT BEFORE TALKING CONTRACT.			666
EDITORIAL : DAILY NEWS' CHOICES.		Editorial	98
EDITORIAL : DAVIS' BIG MISTAKE.		Editorial	458
EDITORIAL : VOTE FOR PROGRESS.		Editorial	463
EMBATTLED AGENCY NOT UNDERSTOOD.			621
FESTIVAL, NO FLOWERS; POPPY GALA GOES ON WITH FIELDS MOSTLY BLOOM-FREE.			556
FOR BUFFS, CSUN INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL AN EASY CEL.			233
FOSTER MOM GETS JAIL.			217
GOVERNOR STEERING CENTRIST COURSE : DAVIS AVOIDS TIFFS IN FIRST 100 DAYS.			879
GROUP TAKING BITE OUT OF CANINE AGGRESSION.			417
GROWN-UP BARTER CENTER RETURNS TO GLENDALE.			445
HAMED WINNER IN `WICKED' FIGHT.			435
HOSPITALITY AND TENSION; CONFLICTING EMOTIONS EVIDENT ACROSS THE BORDER FROM KOSOVO.			702
HUNDREDS WALK TO RAISE MONEY FOR MS RESEARCH.			301
IF THEY COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN. . .			1133
ILLEGAL GUNS; BLACK MARKET SALES TRACED TO VALLEY TRAFFICKER.			1865
IMAX'S MAGIC DEAL; MOTION PICTURE PIONEER HOPES AGREEMENT TO SHOW DISNEY'S `FANTASIA 2000' BOOSTS PROFILE OF LARGE-FORMAT FILMS, THEATERS.			1467
JETHAWKS HURLERS BLANK BAKERSFIELD : JETHAWKS 1 BAKERSFIELD 0.			238
JOTTINGS IN A JOURNAL : RANGERS PLAY GRAND CANYON NUMBERS GAME.			643
KINGS VS. DALLAS.			113
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: WORM REPRISES ROLE IN LATE SHOW.			634
LATINAS' SUCCESSES TRUMPETED; CONFERENCE AIMS AT MOTIVATING YOUNG.			373
LEGISLATURE WILL DEBATE PROOF-OF-INSURANCE LAW.			601
LITTLE LOVED ONES; HOSPITAL STAFF TRAINS TO HELP PARENTS WHO HAVE LOST A BABY.			762
LOCAL WOMAN AMONG THOUSANDS AWAITING `GIFT OF LIFE'.			683
MASTERS NOTEBOOK: MCCARRON UNRAVELS ON 12TH HOLE.			659
MOORE `TRUTH'.		Television Program Review	628
MTV VIEWERS PICK TOP PIX.			161
NEWS LITE : ONETIME SPICE HAS NEW ANTHEM.			1008
NEWS LITE : PINK OR BLUE OK FOR SUPERMODEL.			1070
NORDSTROM PLAN GETS REACTION; RESIDENTS TELL CITY HALL NO; NEWHALL LAND CLAIMS SUPPORT.			1404
NURSING DEGREES IN DEMAND; NEW CAMPUS EXPECTS TO SEE SURGE IN ENROLLMENT.			595
OLIVARES, ANGELS BLAST PAST RANGERS : ANGELS 10, RANGERS 0.			596
OPENING DAY CELEBRATED AT YACHT CLUB.			329
PARENTING : HOW TO PREPARE FOR A PLEASANT TRIP WITH CHILDREN IN TOW.			547
PARTY LINES : A MODEL AFFAIR.			740
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE: HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION MISSES THE MARK COMPLETELY.			957
PRINCIPAL TO CLIMB EL CAPITAN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR GYM GEAR.			540
PUBLIC FORUM : PAYMENT IN FULL.		Editorial	1645
QUARTZ HILL COUPLE KEEP SPIRITS ALOFT WITH HOT-AIR BALLOONING.			629
RACE IS RIGHT ON TRACK; COURSE IS MODIFIED TO INCLUDE AQUARIUM AND 11 NEW TURNS.			946
RUNOFF HOPEFULS IN SPRINT; AIRPORT, AMIABILITY DOMINATE DEBATE.			460
SC NOTEBOOK: POLLARD LIKELY OUT FOR SEASON.			372
SECOND TIME OUT, BROWN DELIVERS : DODGERS 2, COLORADO 0.			678
SIMI VALLEY PLAYS UNKIND HOST; PIONEERS BEAT KENNEDY TO WIN OWN TOURNAMENT : SIMI VALLEY 3 KENNEDY 2.			530
STATE FALLING SHORT IN ASSISTING AEROSPACE; LAWMAKERS' REPORT FINDS MULTIPLE FAILINGS.			805
STEVE PATE'S BIRDIES ARE ALL IN A ROW.			984
SUPPORT RISES FOR GROUND TROOPS.			696
TEAM'S DEDICATED COACH RELISHES MAKING A DIFFERENCE.			912
THANKS TO INJURIES, HMO ALL-STARS ARE THRIVING.			667
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CANALE LEADS CAL LU.			479
THE MAGIC WORD; FOR FEATURE AND DOCUMENTARY MAKERS, DIGITAL MEANS NEW OPPORTUNITY.			1613
TIPOFF : POLITICIANS SHOW IT'S TIME FOR MANNERS.			653
TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASEBALL.			113
TRACK & FIELD: FLESHMAN RUNS NATIONAL BEST IN 3,200.			772
U.S. ADDS 82 PLANES TO ALLIED STRIKE FORCE.			664
UCLA SWEEPS ARIZONA : UCLA 6-3 ARIZONA 2-2.			520
WESTLAKE COUNCIL TO REVIEW PARK EIR; HOMEOWNERS OPPOSE PARK IN WESTLAKE.			603
WHO WANTS IT? NORMAN, LOVE AND PATE PUSH OLAZABAL FOR LEAD.			884
WILDLIFE RESERVE EXPANDS; PUBLIC GETS TO VISIT RENOVATED ATTRACTION.			377