Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 22, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'98 A.V. CHP OFFICER OF YEAR SETS RETIREMENT DATE.			442
A FRESH-LEGS PLOY PAYS OFF; AFTER BRUINS ARE RESTED, VISITING SYRACUSE GETS BESTED : UCLA 93, SYRACUSE 69.			704
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: ANGELS LOSE DISARCINA.			579
BASEBALL NOTES: VAN CHERI FINDS HIMSELF THE VETERAN.			713
BASEBALLL ROUNDUP: RAYMUNDO GETS REVENGE AS WAVES WIN.			227
BOARD TO DECIDE FUTURE OF 6TH-GRADERS; SWITCHING REST OF PUPILS TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS AMONG OPTIONS.			501
BRAGGING BOSS ISN'T LIKELY TO STOP SHOWING OFF.			740
BRIEFLY : U.S. GETS SOCCER WIN.			351
BRIEFLY : WOMAN HIT BY CAR DIES FROM INJURIES.			481
BURBANK CANDIDATES NEAR END OF RACE; VOTERS TO CHOOSE COUNCIL, SCHOOL BOARD REPRESENTATIVES.			497
CABLE SHOW TO SPOTLIGHT PAPERS' HELP-WANTED ADS.			273
CBS' FORTUNATE RUN AT TEMPORARY HALT.			431
CITY CANDIDATES DISCUSS VIEWS ON SLOW GROWTH.			424
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: OLOWOKANDI HAS ACHING KNEE.			455
CONDOR PROJECT BREEDS SUCCESS; BIOLOGISTS PERFECTING PROGRAM TO RESTORE POPULATION OF BIRDS IN WEST.			1766
COUNTY SET TO REVIEW TRACT; OAK SAVANNAH AT ISSUE IN WESTRIDGE PLANS.			427
CYBERSPORT : HE'LL MAKE YOU LAUGH, HE'LL MAKE YOU CRY.			265
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	402
DAYTIME CURFEW WORKING; CHRONIC TRUANTS ORDERED TO COURT IN AGOURA HILLS.			1184
DISTRICT WINS BOND SUPPORT; VOTER RESISTANCE STILL KEY TO SCHOOL MEASURE.			579
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: MALONE HUMOR MISFIRES.			666
DOLLARS & SENSE : COMPANY SPOTLIGHT.			290
DUMPING CONTINUES ALONG WATER CHANNEL.			272
EDITORIAL : ALL ABOARD; VALLEY'S OWN TRANSIT ZONE MAY LEAVE THE STATION.		Editorial	352
EDITORIAL : THUMBS DOWN.		Editorial	111
EDITORIAL : WHERE'S GIL? DISTRICT ATTORNEY SHOULD LAUNCH A GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION INTO BELMONT.		Editorial	340
ELS ROLLS, HOLDS ON; HE SURVIVES LATE BOGEY, BEATS WOODS, TRYBA IN WINDY FINISH.			1062
ENJOY THE MOMENT WINS.			205
FROM THE FRINGE : HOLE OF THE DAY.			188
FULL-`STRENGTH' EXPRESSION; PARKINSON'S PATIENTS SHARE CREATIVE SIDE.			455
GLENDALE TO FIND OUT IF BUMPS UP TO SPEED IN NEIGHBORHOOD.			454
GOLFERS ABHOR HORROR OF THE CORRIDOR.			908
GORMAN POWERS CSUN : CSUN 12, WASHINGTON 9.			495
HATE LAWS TREAT CRIME AS POLITICS.		Editorial	754
HEY, WHO'S THAT JOKER WITH ERNIE AND DAVID?			664
JUDGE HAS CHOICE FOR STRAY KIDS.			224
KANSAS IN LANCASTER? SURE, FILM COMMISSIONERS SAY.			412
KINGS NOTEBOOK: THIS TIME, BLUES MAY BE VULNERABLE.			425
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HARPER STARTS, STRUGGLING FISHER SITS.			628
LAPD INSPECTOR REVIEWS ISSUES; RETALIATORY, CIVILIAN COMPLAINTS AT TOP OF LIST.			639
LIFE IN THE FASTLANE : WHEEL DEALS.			90
LOCAL BUSINESSES BEAT STATE PACE IN TAXABLE SALES; RETAILERS RING UP $235 MILLION DURING RECENT QUARTER IN CITY.		Statistical Data Included	324
MIXED SIGNALS; ANALYSTS' REPORTS ON STOCK LACK ANY STANDARDIZED GRADING SYSTEM.			721
MOLEST INCIDENTS RAISE FEARS; AT MEETING, POLICE REPORT 2ND ATTACK.			1043
MR. CLEAN; DEPUTY TO TARGET VALLEY'S GRAFFITI.			480
NEW PROJECTOR TECHNOLOGY MEANS NEW ERA IN FILM.			1236
NEWS LITE : MEMORY CHAMPION ADMITS FORGETFULNESS.			854
NISSAN OPEN : FINAL ROUND SCORES.			849
NISSAN OPEN NOTEBOOK: WINDS, PUTTING TAKE THE AIR OUT OF WOODS' GAME.		Statistical Data Included	588
NOTEBOOK: CSUN MAY HOST TOURNEY.			543
PINKERTON EARNINGS EXPECTED TO DROP.			286
PREP FOCUS: DESPITE EARLY EXIT, C.V. HAS PLENTY TO CHEER ABOUT.			570
PUBLIC FORUM : DEFENDING FIREARMS.		Editorial	1070
RESIDENTS TAKE AIM AT VIOLENCE; NEIGHBORHOOD DECRIES DRUG-RELATED CRIME IN NORTH HILLS.			614
SHAQ IN A FOUL MOOD : SEATTLE 92, LAKERS 89.			743
SIMI SAFETY RANK DROPS? : QUESTIONS RAISED OVER WEB SITE DATA.		Statistical Data Included	737
STAR POWER DOMINATES IN IDLE WEEKEND.			605
STATION VISITS THE PAST; HALL OF FAME RECALLS EARLY LAW AND ORDER.			471
SURFING THE TUBE.			444
TEENS MAKE DIFFERENCE IN POLITICS; YOUNG ADULTS IN VALLEY BECOME CAMPAIGN ARMY.			1269
TEENS TEST LEGAL METTLE; MOCK TRIAL TEAMS COMPETE IN COURT.			435
THE STORY OF MICHAEL LANDON ... JR. HEADING FOR TV.			726
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : ODD MAN RODMAN OUT?			569
THOSE TOO YOUNG TO VOTE LEARN TO PLAY ROLE IN POLITICS.			357
TROUBLE AT `HOME'; SHOW'S JILL FACES FEAR OVER HYSTERECTOMY.			1065
TRYBA SHOWS HE BELONGS - THIS TIME.			704
UCLA NOTEBOOK: WIN OFFERS ENCOURAGING SIGNS FOR MOISO, GADZURIC.			357
VALLEY YOUTHS DIAL UP TO SUPPORT GOOD CAUSE; TEEN-TO-TEEN FUND-RAISING BUILDS TIES.			373
VOLUME COLLECTS WOMEN'S THOUGHTS.			531
WEATHERING IT ALL; METEOROLOGISTS SEEKING VOLUNTEERS TO WARN OF TROUBLE.			774
WHO'S NO. 1? IT JUST GOT TOUGHER.			899
WILL THE SHOW GO ON WITHOUT GENE SISKEL?		Television Program Review	842
YESTERDAY IN L.A. : SANTA ANITA SPELLS IT ALL IN BIG CAPS.			377