Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 4, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
``DEATH VALLEY'' A GOOD, HOT READ; BOOK REVEALS HISTORY AND LEGENDS OF GOLD-MINING GHOST TOWNS.			878
`SISTER, SISTER' SISTERS GET FATHERLY SURPRISE ON SITCOM.			743
A LA CARTE : VALENTINE'S DAY DINING.			626
ALL-AMERICAN PARADE LEADS TO UCLA; BRUINS' RECRUITING CLASS THOUGHT TO BE AMONG NATION'S BEST.			1007
AREA ANGLER FINDS NATIONAL AUDIENCE.			384
AREA COLLEGE COMMITMENTS.			493
BOYS' BASKETBALL: HARD TIMES : HART TRIES TO KEEP FOCUSED DURING A LOSING LEAGUE SEASON.			531
BRIEFLY : BURBANK PLANNING MILLENNIUM GALAS.			335
BRIEFLY : PLAYER CHARGED WITH HOCKEY-STICK ATTACK.			293
BRIEFLY : POWER LOSS BLAMED ON TRIMMER'S GOOF.			190
BROTHER ACT; ESTRADAS PROVE WRESTLING IS RELATIVE.			642
BURN VICTIM REFLECTS ON ORDEAL; TEEN RETURNS TO HART HIGH, HOPES TO HELP OTHER SURVIVORS.			986
CANINES MAKING IMPACT AT SCHOOLS.			688
CHASE TURNS DEADLY; TWO KILLED FLEEING POLICE IN VENTURA.			532
CLEVELAND RALLIES TO TOP CHATSWORTH : CLEVELAND 68, CHATSWORTH 63.			443
CLINTON REQUESTS FUNDS FOR SANTA MONICAS.			366
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: AGAINST THE SUNS, IT'S ALL ABOUT DEFENSE.			304
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: DOUGLAS IS FINAL PIECE IN CLIPPERS PUZZLE.			318
CLOWN PRINCE IS A BAD IDEA.			711
CLU BEAT: CAL LU SET FOR BIG FINISH.			331
COUNCIL GETS PLAN FOR CHARTER; APPOINTED COMMISSION LEAVES SOME ISSUES FOR CONFERENCE.			810
COUNCIL TO MULL COURT APPEAL ON BORCHARD ROAD.			508
CRITICS CITE LOOPHOLES IN LAUSD PROPOSAL.			713
CROSSING GUARD FILLS BREAKS WITH LIFE'S STORY.			363
CSUN SHOULD BUILD ITS NEW STADIUM ON CAMPUS.		Editorial	498
DAY THE MUSIC DIED; VALLEY ROCK LEGEND REMEMBERED.			500
DEVELOPMENT RUNS INTO SNAG; AHMANSON RANCH VOTE ON HOLD.			528
DRAKE JURORS DEADLOCKED ON MANSLAUGHTER.			507
DUCKS OVERPOWER HAWKS : DUCKS 3, CHICAGO 0.			521
DUCKS OVERPOWER HAWKS : DUCKS 3, CHICAGO 0.			355
EDITORIAL : OPERATION CATCH-UP; SCHOOL BOARD OUGHT TO APPROVE ZACARIAS' PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE ON SOCIAL PROMOTION.		Editorial	558
EDITORIAL : SECURITY ALARM; DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS NEED TO GET BACK TO WORK AND SAVE SOCIAL SECURITY FOR ALL WORKERS.		Editorial	534
FAA DELAYS NEW CONTROL SYSTEM; SAFETY WORRIES CITED IN DECISION TO POSTPONE LAUNCH IN L.A.			638
FAMILY, FRIENDS RECALL VIOLINIST; SLAIN IN HIT-RUN, MAN WAS BELOVED.		Statistical Data Included	664
FILLING THE GAPS; BACKBONE TRAIL'S LATEST ADDITION IS A STROLL THROUGH ZUMA CANYON.			1431
FOOTHILL TEAMS TRY TO ADJUST TO LOSS OF PLAYERS; INJURIES, GPAS DEPLETE ROSTERS.			521
FOR LACK OF PERMIT, MASSIVE HOUSING PROJECT HAMSTRUNG; AHMANSON PLAN HITS SNAG OVER TREE REMOVAL.		Statistical Data Included	549
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT FOR END OF BACKBONE.			598
GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN SHATTERS RECORD FOR SPENDING.			388
GRANT TURNS OVER THE VICTORY TO N.H. : N.H. 83, GRANT 68.			390
GROUPS SEEK CHARTER-SCHOOL STATUS; IF APPROVED, CAMPUS WOULD BE FIRST OF KIND IN GLENDALE.			479
HACKETT LOOKS TO FILL GAPS.			995
HOLDING INTEREST; FED LEAVES RATES ALONE - FOR NOW.			334
IN BRIEF.			309
IT WAS A DARK AND STORMY SWEEPS.			1149
JULIUS WECHTER, FORMED BAJA MARIMBA BAND.		Obituary	389
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FACING AN UPHILL BATTLE.			729
LAKERS INTERESTED IN RODMAN, BUT IS HE INTERESTED IN THEM?			644
LAVIN AMONG THOSE IMPRESSED BY PAYNE.			1145
LOCAL ALCOHOL LAW FIRES DEBATE.			497
LOCAL FOOTBALL STANDOUTS SIGN THEIR LETTERS OF INTENT.			437
LOW-FLUSH MANDATE RETAINED.			272
LOWER PHONE, CABLE RATES ELUSIVE.			317
LOYOLA UPSETS WAVES : LMU 90, PEPPERDINE 77.			370
MARINES PAST, PRESENT SAY `SEMPER FI'.			983
MOORPARK DISTRICT SETS OPEN-ENROLLMENT VISITS.			474
MTA BOARD NOMINATION CONTESTED.			231
NATIONAL HOT ROD ASSOCIATION: DIXON, CAPPS ARE BACK ON TRACK : FIRST-ROUND QUALIFYING BEGINS TODAY AT POMONA.			861
NEWS LITE : FORECASTER FLOPS IN FINALE; GROUNDHOG TOO LATE FOR OWN FUNERAL.			681
NOTES: MAC-ATTACK TAKES CROWN.			495
OAKMONT CC READY TO SHINE FOR LPGA.			1136
OBITUARY : ROGER CLAYTON MOYER.		Obituary	81
OLDER & WISER? CAN LAKERS WIN IT ALL?			1098
OPENING DOORS; COLLEGE ASSISTS DISABLED STUDENTS.		Statistical Data Included	799
PALMDALE DISTRICT SAYS PUPILS WILL STAY PUT.			335
PARENTS, SCHOOL OFFICIALS MEET IN WAKE OF ATTACK ON PRINCIPAL.			780
PAYLESS SITE'S FATE AT ISSUE.			195
PETS AT POUND TO BE PICTURED ON NET FOR OWNERS, ADOPTERS.			416
PLAN FOR MERCHANT TAX DETAILED; SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY OFFICIAL SAYS LEVY MAY HELP NEWHALL.			453
PREP SOCCER: SAUGUS GIRLS' TEAM READY FOR RUN TO SOCCER PLAYOFFS.			319
PUBLIC FORUM : MTA EFFORT `WISHY-WASHY'.		Editorial	1534
RATLEDGE GIVES BRUINS BOOST IN ROUT OF MATADORS : UCLA 3, CSUN 0.			400
RECRUITING CLASS SHOWS MATADORS' STOCK RISING.			609
REED IS IN DENIAL; SYLMAR STOPPER DOES EXCELLENT JOB ON ARENAS; SPARTANS WIN : SYLMAR 63, GRANT 50.			717
REPORT OFFERS OPTIONS TO EASE TRAFFIC WOES; ROAD-WIDENING PROPOSED FOR BURBANK-AREA CORRIDOR.			466
RESIDENTS TOLD TO BEWARE OF FRAUD SCHEME.			411
SAVING A DESERT KINGDOM; LANCASTER BREAKS GROUND ON NATURE PRESERVE.			413
SEASON OF GRIEF; VALENCIA'S BASKETBALL TEAM MOURNS MANAGER'S DEATH IN FIRE.			632
SOCCER BEAT: GRIFFIN'S GREAT ADVENTURE : LITTLEROCK STANDOUT WILL GO TO GERMANY WITH ODP.			508
SOCCER: AMBUSH, SHARKS MOVE ON : UNDER-12 TEAMS REACH CUP FINALS.			261
SOIL PLAN GETS WARM RECEPTION; PUMPING PROPOSED IN SOGGY SIMI NEIGHBORHOODS.			670
SPRING IS IN THE BAG.			1779
SUPERIOR SEES SURGE IN EARNINGS; MAKER OF WHEELS ON ROLL AFTER SETBACK.			326
SUPPORT WANING FOR CALLING LEWINSKY; KEY SENATORS REJECT PLAN FOR TESTIMONY.			983
T.O. WON'T CHANGE RENT-CONTROL LAW; WILL TALK TO SENIORS.			554
TEKELEC IN MARKET WOODSHED; INVESTORS PADDLE COMPANY FOR MISSING FOURTH-QUARTER ESTIMATES.			377
THE BUZZ : CLINTON SCANDAL STILL RULES TV AIRWAVES.			748
THE COMEBACK KID; TEEN-AGER BURNED IN EXPERIMENT RETURNS TO HIGH SCHOOL AS COMPASSIONATE SURVIVOR.			913
THE DAY IN PREPS: N.D. SURPRISES CHAMINADE 1-0.			515
THE RUBBER HITS THE ROAD; GOODYEAR NO. 1 AFTER SUMITOMO DEAL.			662
THREE CHEERS; OAK PARK CHEERLEADERS OFF TO NATIONALS.			379
UCLA VS. OREGON.			175
UNINVITED MAN HELD AT SCHOOL; `LECTURER' ENTERS THREE CLASSROOMS IN SESSION.			412
USC VS. OREGON STATE.			174
VALLEY CHAMBERS TO HOST CHARTER FORUM.			218
VALLEY VOTE SEEKS BROADER PUBLIC BASE.			680
WESTLAKE TO SEE SOBRIETY CHECKPOINT.			204
WESTLAKE'S SEIDMAN IS `OFFICIALLY' A BRUIN.			567