Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 30, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A KIRNON BLOCK PARTY : LANCASTER STANDOUT KNOWN FOR HER AGGRESSIVE PLAY.			734
A POWERFUL STREAK; HINGIS HOLDS OFF MAURESMO FOR THIRD STRAIGHT AUSTRALIAN TITLE.			588
AMGEN SHARES SOARING; DRUG MAKER LIFTED BY EARNINGS NEWS.			265
AND NOW, PHASE TWO; CREWS TO ADD PARKING LOT AT PELONA VISTA.			485
BARGAINS : COUNT ON COUNTER TOP SAVINGS.			697
BOYS' BASKETBALL: CHAMINADE CONTINUES ITS LEAGUE-TITLE RUN : CHAMINADE 52 CRESPI 46.			514
BOYS' BASKETBALL: GRANT HOLDS OFF N.H.; LANCERS' LEADING SCORER ARENAS IS QUIET, EXCEPT AT THE FREE-THROW LINE : GRANT 57 N. HOLLYWOOD 54.			524
BRIEFLY : BOEING GIVES FUNDS FOR FENCE AT PARK.			137
BRIEFLY : CORONER IDS MAN KILLED UNDER TRACTOR.			229
BRIEFLY : LIGHTNING GETS DAIGLE.			354
BRIEFLY : SANDWICH SHOP SIGN IGNITES MODERATE FIRE.			287
BUNCH OF WISDOM; RETIRING EDUCATOR SHARES LESSONS LEARNED.			586
BURBANK ORCHESTRA TO GIVE FREE CONCERT.			314
CANDIDATE WARNS OF GAMING INFLUENCE; SANCHEZ URGES CARDENAS NOT TO BACK AIDE WITH TRIBAL MONEY.			893
CHARGERS THREE WINS FROM PERFECTION.			137
CITY MULLS CREATING FUND FOR PUBLIC ART.			424
COLLEGE BASEBALL: WAVES OPEN WITH WIN OVER NEVADA : PHILLIPS POWERS CSUN ON ROAD.			548
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: USC SWEEPS UC SANTA CRUZ.			146
COSMETIC SURGEONS CONVERGE ON SILICONE SHANGRI-L.A.			585
CSUN STAYS IN HUNT; UPCOMING ROAD GAMES CRITICAL IN WOMEN'S STANDINGS.			861
DIGITAL L.A. : BRIGHT PICTURE FOR GROWING DVD MARKET.			665
EAGER TO BE FREE; DOG OWNERS LOOK FORWARD TO LEASHLESS PARK.			546
ECONOMIC HAT TRICK; UNITED STATES SCORES THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR OF STRONG GROWTH IN '98.			436
ERRATIC KINGS TAKE CAPITALS BY STORM : KINGS 6 WASHINGTON 3.			680
FCC ALLOWS CABLE RATE INCREASE; UPGRADES, OPERATING COSTS EXPLAIN BOOST OF 95 CENTS.			332
FERTILE IMAGINATION; GARDENER MAKES THE MOST OUT OF EVERYDAY DISCARDS.			1127
FIGHT BACK : CONTROVERSY BREWING AGAIN OVER COFFEE-CHOLESTEROL LINK.			297
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	35
FORMER PLANNER JOINS SIMI VALLEY REC-PARK BOARD.			433
GARDENING : SHORT-BLOOMING SAUCER MAGNOLIA A MEDIUM-SIZE ENIGMA.			684
GARDNER EJECTED BUT WAVES STILL BEAT SAN DIEGO.			724
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: MUIR STOPS CRESCENTA VALLEY STREAK : MUIR 75 C.V. 68.			427
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: TAFT CAN'T GET AROUND ECR : CONQUISTADORES IN FIRST PLACE ECR 69 TAFT 45.			544
HOT TIPS : COLOR TREND BRIGHT FOR FURNITURE.			657
IN BRIEF.			310
IN THE CHIPS; NEVADA HOTEL-CASINOS REBOUND WITH BOOST IN PROFITS.			806
KOBE'S CONTRACT SIGNED, SEALED FOR $71 MILLION.			134
LAKERS THROTTLE CLUNKER CLIPPERS : LAKERS 107 CLIPPERS 76.			638
LAPD CAMERA PROGRAM STALLS : PROBLEMS, TECHNOLOGY DELAYING CAR RECORDERS.			1038
LASER SURGERY AIDS FARSIGHTED PATIENTS.			924
MOTION FILED TO REQUIRE DEPOSITION; INVESTIGATION INTO MONEY MISSING FROM FOUNDATION, DISTRICT UNDER WAY.			590
N.P. JUST A POP QUIZ FOR SIMI : SIMI VALLEY 94 N.P. 64.			613
NEWS LITE : POTENT PRANK: TOWER STUNT PLUGS POPULAR PILL.			1081
NFL NOTEBOOK: NFL HAS L.A. IDEA : TAGLIABUE: LEAGUE COULD BUILD STADIUM.			470
NURSES DEMONSTRATE TO PROTEST NEW HOURS.			283
ONE OF VENTURA COUNTY'S MOST-WANTED DEADBEAT PARENTS JAILED.			377
PARTNERSHIP TO PAINT PACOIMA CROSSWALKS; NEIGHBORHOOD RESPONDS TO BOY'S DEATH.			449
POLICE NAB ROBBERY SUSPECTS.			297
POLYGRAM TALKING WITH SAUDI PRINCE.			283
PUBLIC FORUM : MOST READERS SUGGEST LIMITED BLOCKS ON LIBRARY INTERNET ACCESS.		Editorial	1535
QUARTZ HILL GRADS BIDING THEIR TIME AS THEY LEARN AT UTEP.			559
RED CROSS PLEDGES AID FOR VICTIMS IN COLOMBIA.			426
RESULTS IN ON DEWATERING PLAN; RESIDENTS OPPOSE HAVING TO PAY TO FIX PROBLEM, ACCORDING TO POLL.			633
RETRIEVING A PRICELESS PAL; DISABLED MAN'S HELPER DOG RETURNS.			722
ROAD-WIDENING JOB ENDS EARLY; CEREMONY PLANNED FOR IMPROVED STRETCH OF 126.			445
RULING COULD AFFECT DAY CURFEW; JUDGE OVERTURNS LAW IN MONROVIA, WHICH WAS MODEL FOR A.V.			381
SILVER CHARM FAVORED IN DONN.			168
SLIME TIME; MESSY PRICE PAID AS PART OF SCHOOL'S FUND-RAISER.			543
SUBPOENAS GO OUT; DEPOSITIONS TO START MONDAY.			880
SUPER BOWL XXXIII NOTEBOOK: TRADEMARK FIGHT TURNING DIRTY.			659
TEACHER HELD ON SUSPICION OF LEWD CONDUCT.			264
TEMPLE TO CELEBRATE NEW YEAR FOR TREES WITH SYMBOLIC MEAL.			716
THE ART OF STORYTELLING; LECTURER WILL SHARE TALES OF ROCKWELL.			459
THE DAY IN PREPS: CARROLL LEADS HOT OAK PARK PAST LA REINA.			830
THE SB33 PROBLEM: IT'S THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE.			875
THE SHARPE IMAGE; DENVER'S TALKATIVE TIGHT END LIVES UP TO BOISTEROUS BILLING.			895
THE STRENGTH BEHIND THE SUCCESS; COLLEEN SCHIMAN IS POWERING HARD-CHARGING AGOURA.			464
THEME-PARK RIDERS FAULTED IN FATALITIES.		Statistical Data Included	384
TOBACCO COMPANIES SUED BY PRISONERS; SECOND-HAND SMOKE BLAMED FOR ILLNESSES.			287
TRAIL WORK SET TO BEGIN IN AGOURA; SITE DONATED IN DEAL FOR AHMANSON RANCH.			431
TRUCK THEFT SUSPECT HELD AFTER CHASE IN LANCASTER.			233
U.S. TROOPS URGED FOR KOSOVO FORCE.			1061
USC VS. WASHINGTON ST.			134
VOIGT FINDS SILENCE IS VIRTUE.			556
WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT THIS HOLIDAY?			911
WHEELER ON A ROLL FOR TOURNEY.			540
YARD-SALE SIGN LAW MAY CHANGE; THOUSAND OAKS COUNCIL TO STUDY OPTIONS TO LIMITS ON POSTING.			421