Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 8, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] LAKERS' CONFAB IS FAB; AFTER TEAM MEETING, L.A. AIRS OUT KINGS : LAKERS 104, SACRAMENTO 89.			680
`HOUSE ARREST' DUE AT TAPER FOR 11 SHOWS.			372
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE PROFESSIONAL GUIDE.			1498
ACTION DELAYED ON GRAVEL PROJECT.			387
ALL EYES WILL BE ON FARNSWORTH ON OPENING NIGHT.			1972
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: WITH VAUGHN OUT, WHO'S ON FIRST?			418
ARCO'S BIG PAYDAY; NEARLY ALL ARCO EMPLOYEES WILL GET SEVERANCE PACKAGES IN BP AMOCO DEAL, BUT NONE AS RICH AS CEO'S.			622
BASEBALL-LOVIN' BROOKS AIMS FOR SHOT AT MINOR LEAGUES.			752
BERNSON HOPES TO PRESERVE PRESERVE.			436
BILL WOULD FORCE UNION RULES INTO CHARTER SCHOOLS.			879
BRIEFLY : ANTONOVICH FAMILY WELCOMES FIRSTBORN.			501
BRIEFLY : MILSTEIN WITHDRAWS HIS BID FOR REDSKINS.			322
BRIEFLY : RESIDENTS ADVISED TO AVOID RAIN RUNOFF.			134
BULLETIN BOARD.			462
BURBANK AIRPORT RELEASES PR FEES.			272
BURBANK WORKING TO ATTRACT HIGH-TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES.			249
CAMPERS: DON'T EXPECT DEEP FREEZE.			397
CITY SEEKS BUS YARD TO IMPROVE FLEET CARE; $25 MILLION PLANNED FOR MAINTENANCE SITE.			486
CITY SEEKS MANAGER FOR FEE COLLECTION.			608
CLIPPERS VS. MINNESOTA.			167
CLU BEAT: CLU TENNIS IS GETTING BETTER BY STROKES, BOUNDS : WOMEN HAVING BEST SEASON EVER.			685
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL REPORT: HEALTHY UCLA IS ON THE MOVE : BRUINS SHAKE INJURY BUG, LOOK TOWARD PLAYOFF BERTH.			785
COUNCIL MAKES BOND VOW; MEASURE SPELLS OUT PROPOSED PROJECTS.			358
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DIAMONDBACKS STILL RATTLED BY BRUSHBACK PITCH.			792
DODGERS SILENCE DIAMONDBACKS : DODGERS 6, ARIZONA 4.			653
DUVAL SETS STANDARD AT THE MASTERS.			796
EDITORIAL : PLAN FOR THE FUTURE; SUING TO STOP THE NEWHALL RANCH PROJECT MAY BE IN VAIN, BUT VENTURA COUNTY'S CONCERNS NEED TO BE ADDRESSED.		Editorial	342
EDITORIAL : THUMBS DOWN.		Editorial	57
EDITORIAL : USING WHAT WORKS; LAPD'S ENFORCEMENT OF NIGHTTIME CURFEW IN SAN FERNANDO VALLEY HAS BEEN HELPFUL IN CUTTING TEEN CRIME.		Editorial	416
FOR BOATS, IT'S HAUL FOR THE BEST.			401
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	51
FOX TV SEIZING AFFILIATE AD TIME; ACTION MAY LEAD INDUSTRY SHIFT.			389
HOME SWEET HOME ONCE AGAIN; FUNDS HELP REFURBISH 54-UNIT PALMDALE APARTMENT COMPLEX.			434
HOPE FOR POWS; CYPRIOT LEADER TO SEEK SOLDIERS' RELEASE.			870
IN BRIEF.			375
IT'S 715! WITH PAINFUL MEMORIES, AARON WISHES THINGS HAD BEEN DIFFERENT.		Statistical Data Included	1268
JUDGE REQUESTED TO INTERVENE IN BORCHARD ROAD CONTROVERSY.			443
KEY TEST PUBLISHER MISSES DEADLINE; STANFORD 9 BASIC-SKILLS EXAM TO ARRIVE LATE AT BURBANK SCHOOLS.			657
KILLER BEES IDENTIFIED IN A.V. AFTER TESTS.			438
KINGS VS. SAN JOSE.			102
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT CONTENDS HE'S `FINE' WITH BEING BENCHED TUESDAY.			433
LAKERS' CONFAB IS FAB; AFTER TEAM MEETING, L.A. AIRS OUT KINGS : LAKERS 104, SACRAMENTO 89.			652
LEARNING MYSTERY OF GENES; VALENCIA STUDENTS MANIPULATE DNA.			656
MAN SHOT IN FIGHT OVER TOY.			194
MASTERS NOTEBOOK: LITTLE POISON ENLIVENS AUGUSTA : RUNYAN, 90, WAS THIRD AT INAUGURAL MASTERS.			618
MAYOR TARGETS LAUSD SCHOOLS.			623
MEN'S MEETING HALL ENDURES, THANKS TO MOMS.			718
MILK DRINKERS TOAST PRICE CUTS AS STORES PASS ALONG SAVINGS.			521
MORE ACTIVITIES TO BE OUTDOORS AT A.V. PARK; TOWN'S RECREATION OPTIONS GROW.			303
MOVIE MAKERS LEAVING L.A.; STATISTICS REVEAL PRODUCTION DECLINE.		Statistical Data Included	823
MURDER TRIAL RUNS INTO DELAY; WITNESSES LATE FOR GENTRY CASE.			383
MUSEUM MANAGEMENT QUESTIONED.			562
NEIGHBORLY CITIES? GLENDALE VOTE PLEASES BURBANK.			718
NEWS LITE : TUNEFUL TRIBUTE; BILINGUAL SONGS ASK FOR POWS' RELEASE.			812
NHL ROUNDUP: DUCKS OVERWHELMED BY STARS.			624
OFFICIALS TRY TO LESSEN IMPACT OF LAYOFFS AT WEAPONS CENTER.			407
OPEN ALL NIGHT; VALLEY STAPLES TO EXPAND HOURS.			367
PEAFOWL'S FRIENDS ENLIST HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION'S HELP.			631
PITCHING IS BIG QUESTION FOR '99 JETHAWKS.			371
POSTAL TRUCK DRIVER KILLED IN CRASH; LATE-NIGHT MAIL RUN ENDS TRAGICALLY WITH RIG DRIFTING OFF FREEWAY, HITTING BRIDGE.			239
PROGRAM TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS; SAN FERNANDO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BENEFIT.			691
PUBLIC FORUM : OUTPOURING OF LOVE.		Editorial	1570
REFORM PANEL FIGHTS FOR FURTHER FUNDING.			268
RESCUERS PULL TWO FROM BURNING CARS.			452
RESIDENTS HELP REFUGEES; VENTURA COUNTY AGENCIES, INDIVIDUALS RESPOND TO KOSOVO CRISIS.			814
RESTAURANT OWNER SAYS VALLI, AVALON ABUSIVE.			527
SCHOOLS, TRAFFIC GET `D' GRADES; FLAT-OUT EFFORT NEEDED IN SOUTHLAND TO STOP FAILURE, REPORT SAYS.			509
SEARCH FOR FUGITIVE WIDENS IN SOUTHLAND.			184
SERBS REMOVE REFUGEES FROM BORDER.			875
SERVICE CLUB SAYS FAREWELL.			691
SIMI'S ROCK FOR THE AGES? : DEVELOPMENT SPURS MOVE TO PROTECT LANDMARK.			455
SOAR LEADER BENNETT SEEKS SUPERVISOR'S SEAT.			459
SOFTBALL BEAT : BACK ON TOP.			699
STAR SHINE; HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR GIVES PROM FASHIONS THAT SPECIAL TOUCH.			854
STORMS DUMP SNOWFLAKES ON SKI AREAS.			826
STUDENT'S LIFE TURNED AROUND THROUGH L.A.'S BEST PROGRAM.			324
STUDENTS ON BREAK ARRESTED IN BURGLARY.			160
SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER AUTO CHASE.			245
SWIMMING REPORT: FARRELL'S SEVENTH LEADS AREA'S BEST AT U.S. NATIONALS.			852
TAXPAYER GROUP GOES AFTER INSPECTION FEE.			454
TEACHERS, DISTRICT IN ACCORD; TENTATIVE PACT CALLS FOR 4% PAY HIKE PLUS BONUS.			505
TEENS FEEL GRIM LESSON WORTH THE PAIN; DRIVER'S ED STUDENTS AT HART HIGH SCHOOL VIEW SLIDES OF CRASHES.			538
THE BUZZ.			383
TOP OF THE LINEUP : NHL.			177
TRACK BEAT: ON THE RIGHT TRACK : T.O. FACILITY DUE FOR FACE-LIFT.			892
TROUT OR BUST; NURTURE YOUR OUTBOARD BEFORE SEASON OPENER.			983
USC DECIDES AGAINST POINT GUARD BRUNNER.			191
VALDES MAKES IT A CLEAN SWEEP : DODGERS 6, ARIZONA 4.			660
VALLEY VOTE ISSUES CALL TO CITY.			314
WHAT HAPPENED TO JAPAN? U.S. ENTERPRISE : AMERICA'S REBOUND WHILE ASIA FALLS PROVES UNFETTERED MARKET IS BEST BET.		Editorial	738
WILDMAN PUSHES FOR $100,000 FOR 134-5 STUDY; ASSEMBLYMAN THINKS TIMING GOOD.			523
WITH VAUGHN OUT, INDIANS ROUT ANGELS : CLEVELAND 9, ANGELS 1.			485