Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 28, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`3 STRIKES' PREVENTS MILLION CRIMES, LAW'S AUTHOR SAYS.		Statistical Data Included	801
2 BOYS ATTACKED AT BUS STOP; GANG MEMBERS ASSAULTED YOUTHS AFTER A CHALLENGE OVER TURF.			221
3,000-HOME PLAN REVISITED; PROJECT ON BERMITE LAND MIGHT GET EARLY START.			479
A 34-POINT WIN GETS CSUN UP FOR TOURNEY : CSUN 99, SAC. ST 65.			541
A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD; NEW CENTERS AIM FOR SENSE OF COMMUNITY.			931
A LA CARTE : SO WHERE HAVE ALL THE CIOPPINOS GONE?			489
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			256
ANTIQUE ROW'S FAMILY FEELING.			1412
AREA HAS A BUMPER CROP OF PITCHERS IMPROVED TECHNIQUES, TRAINING HELP LEAD PLAYERS TO TOP FORM.			1215
BARONE'S TOLUCA LAKE CLOSES DOORS TODAY.			773
BEHIND HOGGATTS, GLENDALE COLLEGE EARNS REGIONAL WIN : GLENDALE 72, FULLERTON 65.			102
BIBBY LECTURE HITS HOME AS TROJANS ROMP : USC 83, WASH ST. 62.			541
BIG SWEEP A CHEAT? STREET CLEANING MOTIVES QUESTIONED.			1248
BRIEFLY : DRIVER APPREHENDED AFTER FREEWAY CHASE.			273
BRIEFLY : REPORT: OWNERS MAY REJECT REDSKINS SALE.			318
BRIEFLY : SUSPECT IN FURNITURE SHOP ROBBERY FLEES.			274
BRIEFLY : TOP L.A. MANAGER SETS RETIREMENT DATE.			286
BRUINS SIZZLE AS HUSKIES FIZZLE; BARON DAVIS IS CHEERED BY FANS IN WHAT MAY BE LAST HOME GAME : UCLA 79, WASHINGTON 62.			765
BUSS NEEDS TO BE SEEN AND HEARD.			721
CANDIDATES COURT ENDORSEMENTS.			568
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: DAVIS CLOSELY KEEPING HIS APPOINTMENTS.			572
CARD COLLECTOR HITS JORDAN JERSEY JACKPOT.			632
CHARTER PANEL OKS PROPOSAL; ELECTED GROUP WILL BACK UNIFIED DRAFT.			402
CITY SECTION WRESTLING: MORO'S FOURTH TITLE A FIRST FOR SAN FERNANDO.			416
COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: LATE LMU RALLY STOPS NORTHRIDGE.			221
CURFEWS DURING DAY ARE VIOLATING RIGHTS OF PARENTS, YOUTHS.			623
CYBER-DADDY; INTERNET FOUNDER GREW UP IN VAN NUYS.			1173
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : RHEA PRUCE.			697
DATE WITH DESTINY; NOT ONLY DID OUT-OF-WORK FILMMAKER MEET SOMEONE, HE ALSO MADE A MOVIE.			1169
DINING DEALS : BUENO Y BARATO.			297
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GRAZIANO CONTINUES TO SEE THE UPSIDE.			559
DOWN TO BUSINESS; GRUDZIELANEK FINDS MOTIVATION TO PROVE HIS VALUE TO DODGERS.		Statistical Data Included	1183
EASTSIDE TO BOOST REMEDIAL CLASSES; POLICY DESIGNED TO AID FAILING KIDS.			654
EDITORIAL : GO, MATADORS! WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM DESERVES MORE PUBLIC SUPPORT.		Editorial	328
EDITORIAL : TRASHED AGAIN; IF IT'S INEVITABLE THAT THE CITY IS GOING TO DUMP ITS TRASH IN THE NORTH VALLEY, THEN THE AREA SHOULD REAP THE GARBAGE WINDFALL.		Editorial	545
EFFORT PLANNED TO SAVE TROUT IN LOCAL WATERS.			813
ENCINO SCIENTIST'S PET SCAN WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD.			598
FOR LAPD, HAILS FADE TO FRICTION : DISCIPLINE CHAFES RANK, FILE.			2394
GIRLS` BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: UDEZE'S 28 POINTS LEAD H.-W. : ILLNESS DOESN'T STOP HER IN TEAM'S SEMIFINAL WIN.			573
GROWTH ISSUE IN COUNCIL RACE; LA CANADA ELECTION IS SET FOR TUESDAY.			640
HART UNION HIGH DISTRICT COMPILES WISH LIST OF NEEDED PROJECTS.			453
HORRIFIC MURDERS BRING OUT THE WORST.			705
HOSPITAL CEO'S HEALING TOUCH; ABRAHAM WINNING SUPPORT FROM EMPLOYEES, DOCTORS.			886
HOUSING CRUNCH MAY COME; SOAR DEBATERS QUESTION AVAILABILITY OF AFFORDABLE HOMES IN COMING DECADES.			457
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS LEARN ABOUT TAXES.			402
IT WAS DAVIS' SHOW BUT GADZURIC'S TREAT.			858
L.A. LOVES A WINNER; DENNIS RODMAN MAY BE THE PERFECT REMEDY FOR A TEAM, AND CITY, THAT'S GONE SOFT.			596
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LATE RODMAN MIGHT BE FINED.			662
LETTERS : TIME TO CELEBRATE.		Letter to the Editor	219
MAN DIES IN PLUNGE; TORRANCE RESIDENT SLIPS FROM HILLSIDE.			479
MARVELING AT NATURE'S FURY; AGOURA HILLS RESIDENT WILL SHARE EXPERIENCES TRACKING WILD WEATHER.			962
MASTERS WRESTLING: GARFINKEL, RUECKERT REACH STATE.			488
MATADORS CONTINUE THE CELEBRATION : CSUN 93, SACRAMENTO 59.			526
MODERATES RAISE CHALLENGE TO STATE GOP LEADERSHIP.			738
MOORPARK'S HOPES ARE CRUSHED BY FOOTHILL : FOOTHILL 41, MOORPARK 35.			510
NBA ROUNDUP: CLIPPERS' LOSING STREAK REACHES A DREADFUL DOZEN.			509
NEWS LITE : NICHOLSON, PENN CRUISE MINNESOTA.			665
NEWS LITE : PRESIDENT KICKS BACK IN UTAH.			875
NOTEBOOK: DUCKS LEADING LEAGUE IN POWER-PLAY GOALS, ASSISTS.		Statistical Data Included	149
OFFICER'S DISMISSAL RAISES FAIRNESS DOUBT.			776
ONCE AGAIN, PALISADES SINKS N.H. : PALISADES 74, N. HOLLYWOOD 45.			452
PAINFUL DAYS IN WWII RECALLED.			1334
PARENTING : WHAT'S IN A NAME? ACCEPTANCE OR DERISION FOR KIDS.			570
PARTY LINES : IT'S DAMES FOR A DIVA AT MARDI GRAS BALL.			646
PEPPERDINE VS. SANTA CLARA.			166
PEPPERDINE WINS IN A `STREET FIGHT' : PEPPERDINE 67, SAN FRAN. 65.			623
POLY PULLS FAST ONES ON N.H. : POLY 52, N. HOLLYWOOD 44.			570
PORTRAYING MS PATIENTS ON TV NEEDS MORE CARE.			905
PUBLIC FORUM : FLAWS AND ALL.		Editorial	1685
R&B'S VERY FINEST, THEN AND NOW.			869
RACE-BAITING HAS NO PLACE IN VALLEY CITYHOOD EFFORTS.			624
RANKING THE NBA: 1 TO 10 AND NO. 29.			144
ROUNDUP: RELAXING WIN FOR TUZLA, CANANI.			483
RUSHING TO HELP; LEONA VALLEY VOLUNTEERS ANSWER CALL.			585
SCAM SENDS MAN TO PRISON.			282
SEARS, J.C. PENNEY FACING TOUGH TIMES AFTER TURNAROUNDS.		Statistical Data Included	1111
SELANNE'S 300TH GOAL HELPS POWER DUCKS : MIGHTY DUCKS 4, SAN JOSE 1.			275
STATE CONVENTION LACKING 2 REPUBLICAN HEAVY HITTERS.			332
SWEEPERS DO THE DIRTY WORK, OFFICIALS SAY.			426
TEEN ESCAPES FROM PROBATION CAMP; MISSING BOY SPOTTED AT NEARBY MARKET.			209
THE BUZZ : MSNBC PUTS RIVALRY ASIDE FOR BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL.			455
TIPOFF : POTATO, POTATOE, LET'S CALL THE WHOLE THING OFF.			593
TOURNAMENT HAS EXPANDED FORMAT, STARTS TUESDAY.			162
WOMEN TO TAKE SPOTLIGHT.			600
WOMEN`S ROUNDUP: UCLA STUNNED BY WASHINGTON, FALLS TO SECOND.			680
WORRYING ABOUT SAFETY; FESTIVAL-GOERS CONCERNED ABOUT ROAD.			313
WWW.DAILYNEWS.COM: WEB SITE MAKES IT EASY TO FIND US ON NET.			438
YOUNG HOPEFULS AUDITION; DISNEY BEGINS `ANNIE' CASTING.			770