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

Title	Author	Type	Words
`KILLER BEES' ARRIVE; PARTS OF COUNTY COLONIZED BY FIERCE HYBRID.		Statistical Data Included	1159
4 JUVENILES ARRESTED IN BURGLARY CASE; 2 OTHERS SOUGHT; PALMDALE BREAK-INS POSSIBLY LINKED.			253
AFI'S STAR SALUTE; THEY DID IT WITH FILMS, NOW IT'S ACTORS' TURN.			1043
AGOURA HILLS MAY GIVE GRANT TO SENIOR PROGRAM.			428
AGOURA HILLS PLANS TO TOUGHEN CAMPAIGN LAWS.			471
AMGEN MAY GO SHOPPING FOR GROWTH, PRESIDENT SAYS.			261
APPOINTED PANEL TO VIEW CHARTER COMPROMISE.			242
AREA PHOTOGRAPHER ADDS TO HONORS WITH ROYAL RECOGNITION.			686
AVC NOTEBOOK: MARAUDERS MAKE WAVES IN CONFERENCE.			682
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: DODGERS SIGN CADARET.			575
BASKETBALL BEAT.			990
BASKETBALL BEAT: COYOTES HOPE FOR NO. 2 SPOT.			806
BETTE'S `HARLETTES' FINDS LIFETIME HOME.			711
BRIEFLY : AIRPLANE LANDS IN BURBANK AFTER PASSENGER'S THREATS.			123
BRIEFLY : EX-IOC MEMBER CALLS FOR RESIGNATIONS.			436
BRIEFLY : GUNMAN WITH JETTA SOUGHT FOR QUESTIONING IN SLAYING.			548
BRIEFLY : PLANNING OFFICIALS FILL OUT SIMI PANEL.			95
CALABASAS PRINCIPAL WARNS ABOUT MAN.			210
CHALLENGE TO PROJECT THROWN OUT; JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT OVER HIDDEN CREEK.			398
CHILD-ABDUCTING MOTHER GIVEN COMMUNITY SERVICE.			538
CLIPPERS SET TO INTRODUCE FORD.			446
COC NOTEBOOK: COC TEAM IS PLEASANT SURPRISE.			540
COMEBACK FOR 20TH CENTURY INSURANCE; COMPANY ENDURES DISASTER PAYOUTS.			819
CONSORTIUM TO DO AC JOB FOR LAUSD.			266
COUNCIL VOTES TO INCREASE FEES FOR BRUSH CLEARANCE.			183
CRITICS FIGHT FLUORIDATION PROPOSAL; OPPONENTS WARN OF DANGERS, BUT CITY OFFICIALS SAY PLAN IS SAFE.			311
DISNEY HALL CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN.			435
DISTRICT VIEWS BOUNDARY CHANGES; GROWTH FACTOR MAY SEND NEIGHBOR KIDS TO DIFFERENT SCHOOLS.			854
DRIVE FOR MORE SCREENS; MANN MULTIPLEX TO OPEN FRIDAY AT EX-AUTO PLANT.			738
EDITORIAL : DANGEROUS GAME OF MONOPOLY; TEACHERS UNION NEEDS TO GET OVER ITSELF.		Editorial	431
EDITORIAL : HE HAD GAME; BOB COUSY, BILL RUSSELL, JERRY WEST, LARRY BIRD, MAGIC JOHNSON WERE ALL GREAT BUT MICHAEL JORDAN WAS THE BEST.		Editorial	431
EXPANSION OF TRANSIT PANEL BACKED; COUNTY, 10 CITY COUNCILS WOULD BE REPRESENTED ON COMMISSION OVERSEEING FUNDS.			432
GOODBYE MEAT, HELLO TOFU : HEALTHFUL SOYBEAN PRODUCT DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK.		Recipe	2725
GOODBYE, MIKE : AIR JORDAN TO CALL IT A CAREER.			2225
GOWN PICTURE CHAFES ACTOR.			620
GREATEST NEED FOR TYPES O, B; HOSPITAL SEEKING BLOOD DONATIONS.			393
GROUP MAY HAVE SIGNATURES NEEDED FOR LAUSD MEASURE.		Statistical Data Included	460
HACKER GETS FIVE-MONTH TERM.			286
HART GETS LAST-MINUTE WIN OVER DEFENDING CHAMPION : HART 2, CANYON 1.			445
HOLDING COURT; ROSAMOND'S BIG MEN ON CAMPUS ADD HEIGHT, DEPTH TO ROADRUNNERS.			709
IN BRIEF.			325
IT'S A WEEK TO MAKE THE SEASON.			919
IT'S HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME.			770
JORDAN LEAVES NOTHING BUT NET.			739
JORDAN ONE FOR THE AGES.			971
JUDGE AGREES TO HEAR 2ND SUIT ON WOODRIDGE DEVELOPMENT'S IMPACT.			379
LAKERS REACTION: CHANGING OF THE GUARD : WILL O'NEAL, BRYANT TAKE UP THE SLACK?			839
MEDIANEWS ADDS GROUP OF PAPERS.			693
MORE FIRE WORKERS TAKE SICK LEAVE.			231
NASDAQ DROPS FOR 1ST TIME IN 8 DAYS.			178
NBC'S `PROVIDENCE,' FOX'S `PJS' LOOK LIKE MIDSEASON WINNERS.		Statistical Data Included	204
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS CAN BE CREATED NOW; ELECTED OFFICIALS SHOULD BE PRODDED FOR ORDINANCE TO EMPOWER CITIZENS.		Editorial	736
NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET IMPERILED BY LEGALITY.			930
NEW BUILDING TO REPLACE REMINDER OF 1994 TEMBLOR.			710
NEWS LITE : ROD STEWART, WIFE TRY TO `WORK IT OUT'.			966
NHL NOTEBOOK: BLAKE IS KINGS' ONLY ALL-STAR.			416
NO NEED FOR RERUNS: CHAMINADE WINS SLOP-FEST : CHAMINADE 72, HARVARD-WESTLAKE 56.			505
NONPROFITS MAY POOL EFFORTS; ROTARY PROPOSAL COULD CREATE ONE-STOP CENTER FOR SOCIAL SERVICES.			630
NOTES: COMMOTION SOFTBALL TEAM HOLDS TRYOUTS.			304
NOW IN GOAL; KAEDING, LIND SHARE TOP BILLING, TOP NUMBERS FOR HART HIGH SOCCER.			733
O'CONNOR'S ARTISTIC GOALS; T.O. MIDFIELDER THRIVES ON SOCCER FIELD AND IN ART STUDIO.			491
OBITUARY : ROBERT E. LOGAN.		Obituary	69
OFFICIALS OBJECT TO COURT ORDER.			588
PAC BELL TO SOUP UP INTERNET ACCESS RIVALRY.			613
PLANNING NOMINEE CHOSEN.			382
PROPERTY FIRM ACQUIRES MEDICAL BUILDING.			232
PUBLIC FORUM : YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, ARE NO RICHARD NIXON.		Editorial	1176
RIORDAN TAX PLAN CHEERED; BUSINESS LEADERS' PRAISE TEMPERED BY COUNCIL'S WORRIES.			577
SHOOTING SUSPECT HELD.			160
SIGNATURE REVIEW DEFENDED; OFFICIAL SAYS VALLEY VOTE TALLY MAY NOT ADD UP.		Statistical Data Included	593
SIMULATIONS SHARES SOAR ON REPORT.			220
SLAYING SUSPECT'S OTHER TRIAL ON HOLD.			443
SWEEP NETS MAN WITH BEER, TRAFFIC SCOFFLAW AND TRUANT.			230
TEACHER ACCOUNTABILITY PUSHED; BOARD, UNION TO REOPEN TALKS.			485
TEEN FACES ADULT TRIAL IN KILLING.			254
THE DAY IN PREPS: HART NIPS CANYON TO EXTEND STREAK.			961
THIS TIME, H.-W. DEFENDS TURF : HARVARD-WESTLAKE 59, ALEMANY 46.			498
TO BE A FOOTBALL HERO; `DAWSON'S CREEK' STAR VAN DER BEEK MAKES FIRST-STRING WITH `VARSITY BLUES'.			1295
TOMLIN MAKES HIS POINT; REBELS GUARD DOING WELL UNDER PRESSURE.			730
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HINES OUT WITH BROKEN FOOT.			565
VAN DRIVER CHARGED IN BOY'S ABDUCTION, ATTEMPTED MURDER; LIFE SENTENCE POSSIBLE IF MAN IS CONVICTED OF ALL ALLEGATIONS INCLUDED IN COMPLAINT.			259
VESTAR BACKS OUT; BURBANK DEVELOPMENT DEAL COLLAPSES.			500
VOLUNTEER RESCUE TEAM LOOKING FOR NEW RECRUITS.			376
VOTE SET IN SCHOOL DISTRICT; RESIDENTS MOUNT SUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO FORCE BOARD ELECTION.			502
VOTERS IN MOORPARK BACKING GROWTH LIMIT IN EARLY RESULTS.			374
WITNESS FACES TRIAL IN FATAL HATE CRIME.			496
WORK PROGRAM TO PUT FOCUS ON JOBS IN DEMAND; SUPERVISORS SET ASIDE FUNDING FOR 110 OPENINGS IN CLASSES.			398
WORKERS RECOVERING AFTER BEING BURNED.			276