Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 13, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS ARE KNOCKED OUT : ARIZONA 12, DODGERS 6.			733
2 VIE FOR COUNCIL IN RUNOFF ELECTION TODAY IN BURBANK.			493
ALL SQUIRRELLY ON THE SET OF `ROCKY & BULLWINKLE' FILM.			601
ALL THE RIGHT MINI MOVES; AS HOT NEW TOYS, FINGERBOARDS OFFER SKATEBOARDING'S THRILLS WITH ZERO RISK.			1003
ANGELS HAVE BIG HITFEST : ANGELS 13, RANGERS 5.			469
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: A MOUNTAIN OF TROUBLE FOR HILL.			550
ANNEXATION BID RELIES ON PLAN'S TAX BASE VIABILITY.			515
BANE, LONGTIME VALLEY LEGISLATOR, AT 85.		Obituary	434
BARGAIN-SHOPPING BUFFETT FRUSTRATED.			131
BASEBALL BEAT: THE RIGHT FORMULA : SAUGUS' BABIN HELPED BY BETTER TEAM CHEMISTRY.			664
BRIEFLY : ANGELOS PONDERING BID TO BUY REDSKINS.			322
BRIEFLY : HAHN, FEUER LOOK AHEAD TO 2001 VOTE.			556
BRIEFLY : NEW TRIAL UNLIKELY IN '95 LANDSLIDE SUIT.			381
BRIEFLY : REAGAN FREEWAY CRASH INJURES TWO.			144
BULLETIN BOARD.			292
CASTAIC PARK WARMS UP TO BEACH SEASON.			364
CHATTER: RIGID RULES FOR CITY.			528
CLINTON IN CONTEMPT; JONES CASE ACTION 1ST FOR A PRESIDENT.			1003
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: BLAZERS' STRATEGY WAS TAYLOR-MADE.			486
COUNTY COUNSEL'S OFFICE BEING SUED FOR DISCRIMINATION.			559
CRASH OF STOLEN CAR LEADS TO 3 ARRESTS.			373
DAY IN PREPS: HART ANSWERS GOLF QUESTION.			147
DEVELOPER FINED FOR DISCHARGE.			334
DISNEY INTERNET SPINOFF RUMORED.			341
DODGERS ARE KNOCKED OUT : ARIZONA 12, DODGERS 6.			714
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: RAINOUT SPURS SOME CHANGES.			720
EDITORIAL : DAILY NEWS' CHOICES.		Editorial	98
EDITORIAL : KNOCK, KNOCK, CHATSWORTH; OPEN UP THE RESERVOIR FOR A WEEKEND OF PUBLIC ACCESS SO EVERYONE HAS AN IDEA OF WHY IT'S SO SPECIAL.		Editorial	424
EDITORIAL : VOTE TODAY.		Editorial	169
FIRE DESTROYS TIRES, CAR AT AUTO SHOP.			218
FORMER TEACHER ALSO CHARGED WITH LEWD ACT ON CHILD.			609
GOODBYE, RAIN; SOUTHLAND SET FOR WALL-TO-WALL SUNSHINE AFTER RECORD APRIL WET.		Statistical Data Included	489
GRANT TO PROVIDE FOR RENOVATION OF VALLEY CITY HALL; VAN NUYS SITE DAMAGED IN 1994 QUAKE.			580
GURNEY'S BEATEN PATH; SON FOLLOWS DAD INTO PRO RACING AT GRAND PRIX.			814
HARGROVE GIVES JETHAWKS A HARD-EARNED VICTORY : JETHAWKS 5, VISALIA 4.			403
HOME PRICES UP; THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY IS A SELLER'S MARKET.		Statistical Data Included	491
ICE CREAM HEADQUARTERS BUILDING PUT UP FOR SALE.			176
ICE WON'T CHILL RACIAL COMMENTS.			842
IN BRIEF.			321
IN THE SWIM; ALEMANY'S FARRELL TAKES THE LOCAL MEETS BY STORM.			557
IRS OFFICES TO STAY OPEN LATE.			253
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: PITCHING ROTATION IMPRESSIVE SO FAR FOR JETHAWKS.			856
JUBILEES : IT ALL BEGAN IN ROYAL NAVY.			228
L.A. PAYS OUT $344,000 AFTER BOND BALLOT BUNGLE.			356
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: RAMBIS LOVES COMPETING.			640
LEAGUE SOFTBALL BEGINS THIS WEEK FOR LOCAL TEAMS.			786
LETTERS: NORDSTROM'S `NEEDS' PUT TAXPAYERS ON THE SHELF.		Letter to the Editor	262
LIVING-WAGE LAW VOTE SET.			466
LOCAL `STARS' IN CONTEST.			168
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			979
LUCKY'S GOALS DO THE TRICK : KINGS 4 NASHVILLE 3.			512
MAN ARRESTED AFTER HOUSE BURNS, CHIHUAHUA DIES.			281
MEETING SET TO ADDRESS SCHOOL TRAFFIC; BIG SPRINGS POLICY CHANGE DISPLEASES SOME PARENTS.			521
MOORPARK PARKS LEVY PROPOSED.			312
MOVIN' ON UP; Q.H. JUMPS TO DIV. 1 AFTER IT WAS MISTAKENLY LISTED IN DIV. II.			763
NEWS LITE : A GRAVE MATTER; MAGICIAN EMERGES FROM COFFIN.			918
ONE FAR-OUT PRINCIPAL; STUDENTS GET REWARD FOR GREAT SPELLING.			370
PANELS ENDORSE AUDIT OF WASTEWATER SYSTEM.			364
PHONING FOR `PHANTOM' TICKETS MAY BE ALLOWED.			457
PIZZA & A BREW; STUDIES SAY BEER, PIE MAY SLICE HEALTH RISK.			685
POLICE SEEK PLUMBER IN WOMAN'S SLAYING.			294
POST OFFICES POST LATE HOURS.			58
PREP SOFTBALL: DRIVEN TO WIN : MEADOWS WANTS MEDICAL CAREER.			692
PUBLIC FORUM : GAS GOUGING.		Editorial	1600
RAIN A MIXED BAG FOR GROWERS; WET SPRING HELPS CITRUS, THREATENS STRAWBERRIES WITH MILDEW.			514
REMEMBERING THE GIPPER; FORMER REAGAN AIDE RECOUNTS GOOD TIMES.			460
RESIDENTS' GIVE-AND-TAKE HERE TO STAY? MAYOR MOVES TO MAKE DIALOGUE PERMANENT AFFAIR.			496
RIORDAN WORKS ELECTION OVERTIME; MAYOR LOBBIES HARD FOR SCHOOL CANDIDATES, BOND ISSUE.			957
RIVALRY SPICES UP TITLE CHASE; WESTLAKE, T.O. TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY.			986
SANTA CLARITA HOMES BOOM.		Statistical Data Included	469
SAY HELLO WITH A GOOD BUY; HALLMARK TOUTS NEW LINE WITH MASSIVE GIVEAWAY.			279
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION COULD INFLUENCE BOND.			290
SCHOOL REPAIRS FINISHED ON TIME; 2ND YEAR OF BB WORK GETS AHEAD.			500
SEX OFFENDERS BILL GETS BACKING OF SENATE PANEL.			185
SOFTBALL BEAT: SIMI VALLEY GOES SOGGY DURING ITS SPRING BREAK : IT RECOVERS TO WIN OWN TOURNEY.			563
SPRING SPORTS: CANYON'S BARAN HAS NEW OPINION OF GOLF.			768
STATE COMMITTEE VOTES CAUTIOUSLY ON AREA CODES; MORATORIUM COULD ADVERSELY AFFECT SERVICE.		Statistical Data Included	455
STATE PANEL TO STUDY AIRPORTS; COMMITTEE TO HOLD FIRST MEETING IN PALMDALE.			537
THE MASTER'S BASEBALL TEAM HAS BUSY WEEK.			415
THE SECOND COMING? THIS GROUP OF QBS RIVALS CLASS OF '83.			1142
THESE WCC STARS CATCH THE EYE.			873
U.S. ASKED TO DEPLOY 300 MORE WARPLANES.			1137
VALLI TAKES STAND AT WIFE'S TRIAL; RESTAURANT OWNER WAS `ON VERGE OF INSANITY,' SINGER SAYS.			464
VICTIMS' KIN DON'T BLAME DRIVER; HIGH-SPEED CRASH THAT KILLED 3 CALLED `ACCIDENT'.			634
WOMAN BEATEN IN HOME AS KIDS, HUSBAND SLEEP.			311
ZARIAN TAKES TIME OFF TO SIGN ON; VETERAN COUNCILMAN STEPS DOWN TO HOST RADIO TALK SHOW.			642