Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 31, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`CORONER TO THE STARS' SAYS GOODBYE : DEMOTED MEDICAL EXAMINER RETIRES FROM EXILE IN COUNTY.			677
`GUY' LATEST 'TOON ODE TO FAMILY DYSFUNCTION.		Television Program Review	607
12TH-GRADERS TACKLE SOME TOUGH TOPICS.			704
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			333
AGENTS AREN'T CUT, STAY IN THE LINEUP.			1014
AREA SUFFERS HIGH OZONE LEVEL; SANTA CLARITA'S UNHEALTHY AIR DAYS TIED FOR SECOND IN COUNTY.		Statistical Data Included	620
BILL WOULD HELP TEACHERS' TAXES.			581
BOOZE AND CONTESTS DON'T MIX, STATE SAYS.			1088
BRIEFLY : FEMALE INMATE DIES AT MAIN VENTURA JAIL.			149
BRIEFLY : MAN SHOT ON STREET DURING ALTERCATION.			549
BRIEFLY : U.S. WOMEN BLANK PORTUGAL IN SOCCER.			413
BURBANK MAY SEEK VOLUNTEERS TO FIX POLES.			283
BURBANK'S PROGRAMS RING THE BELL; DISTRICT'S LITERACY, GUIDANCE EFFORTS EARN AWARDS.			722
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: TRAVEL PROS SURVEY SLOGANS TO TAP TOURISM.			538
CHANGING THEIR 'TOONS; UPSTART NETWORKS, RISKY CARTOONS MADE FOR EACH OTHER.			1370
CITY MULLS BAN ON CARS PARKED ON FRONT LAWNS; RESIDENTS COMPLAIN OF BLIGHT.			418
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: OLOWOKANDI'S NAIVE APPROACH COULD WORK.			522
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: PEPPERDINE REMAINS UNDEFEATED.			250
COUNCIL PET PROJECTS ACE OUT VALLEY PARKS.			2628
COUNSELOR'S LOVE OF EDUCATION SERVING HER WELL.			728
CSUN HAS NO FUNDS TO PUT GAMES ON AIR.			420
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : LEE SEITZ.			896
DAVIS ON MISSION TO MEXICO; GOVERNOR SEEKS TO UNDO WILSON RIFT.			705
DEPUTIES' RAPE DEFENSE CLASS GIVES WOMEN THE SKILLS TO FIGHT BACK.			639
DICKERSON'S SELECTION IS `MY SUPER BOWL'.			1260
DINING BEAT : BENGAL STAR ROARS IN G.H.			368
DINING DEALS : NO SPEND NOZAWA.			318
EDITORIAL : CLOSING THE BOOK; SPECIAL UNIT AT FOOTHILL DIVISION SOLVING UNSOLVED MURDER CASES.		Editorial	351
EDITORIAL : WHAT GOES AROUND . . .; . . . COMES AROUND. THE PROPOSED CHARTER LOOKS A LOT LIKE THE CURRENT ONE.		Editorial	616
END OF INNOCENCE; OLYMPICS LOSING SIGHT OF ITS GREAT IDEALS, PAST.			815
EQUINE ASSEMBLY; HORSE REPLICAS ON DISPLAY AT LOCAL MUSEUM.			451
FAMILY HEALTH PROGRAM OFFERED.			245
FAMILY RALLIES TO GIVE KIDS CASE FOR HOPE.			838
FINANCIAL IRREGULARITES HIT EDUCATION FOUNDATION; LACK OF RECEIPTS, LATE TAX FILINGS NOTED IN DOCUMENTS, INTERVIEWS.			872
FOOTBALL BELONGS IN CITY OF ANGELS.			821
FOR PETE'S SAKE, HE'S THE CHAMP; KAFELNIKOV THANKFUL FOR AUSTRALIAN TITLE.			447
HASEK SPARKLES IN VICTORY OVER KINGS; AUDETTE SCORES LONE GOAL AGAINST EX-TEAM: BUFFALO 4, KINGS 1.			568
HOSPITALS FACE RETROFIT DILEMMA; STATE LAW REQUIRING UPGRADES MAY FORCE SOME INSTITUTIONS TO CLOSE.			504
IN THE LAP OF LUXURY.			844
JOTTINGS IN A JOURNAL: DISNEY CRUISE DELAYS YIELD FARE CREDITS.			495
L.A. BRIEFS : OFFICIALS SEARCHING FOR INFANT REMAINS.			130
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: WITHOUT SHAQ, LAKERS ROUT CLIPPERS.			585
LANCASTER WOMAN SUSPECTED OF STABBING BOYFRIEND IN BED.			145
LAUSD KICKS OFF ANNUAL DECATHLON COMPETITION.			343
LEGAL PIONEER TO PROVIDE MEDIATION SOLUTION.			865
LESSON LEARNED: GO WITH BRONCOS.			1017
LETTERS : ACTION NEEDED ON HIGHWAY 138.		Letter to the Editor	195
LETTERS : STUDENTS SHOULDN'T BE BUSED ACROSS CITY.		Letter to the Editor	1192
LIFE UNDER THE GIPPER; RONALD REAGAN'S REAL GIFT MAY HAVE BEEN HIS AWAKENING OF SOMETHING IN OUR SOULS, A PART OF ALL OF US THAT IS ESSENTIALLY AMERICAN.			1019
LIFE'S WORK IS HELPING OTHERS; FORMER NUN HANDS OVER REINS AT CENTER.			918
LOCAL ROUNDUP: UCLA TAKES 10TH STRAIGHT.			253
LOYOLA EARNS TIE WITH S.F. : ST. FRANCIS 2, LOYOLA 2.			640
MAILMAN'S LAST DAY SPECIAL DELIVERY; SHOPKEEPERS TURN OUT TO PRAISE CARRIER FOR HIS PERSONAL TOUCH.			552
MAO IN MAGIC KINGDOM; DISNEY GOES TO CHINA.			704
MATADORS OUTSHINE UCSB : CSUN 13, UCSB 1.			110
MCCLINTOCK'S MOVES COURT CONSERVATIVES.			651
MILLENNIUM VOYAGES; LONG OR SHORT, EXOTIC OR EASY, NEW YEAR'S CRUISES ARE IN EXTREME DEMAND.			1279
MONICA AS WITNESS; HER TESTIMONY COULD PUT BOTH SIDES AT RISK.			1368
MORE KIDS MAY BE HELD BACK; NEW LEGISLATION MEANS ENFORCING ACADEMIC STANDARDS.			1023
NEWS LITE : BUSH FAMILY TIES EXTEND TO INTERNET.			1043
NEWS LITE : REEVE FINDS VISIT TO VAIL BITTERSWEET.			1010
OILERS STOP DUCKS COLD : EDMONTON 1, DUCKS 0.			523
ORIGINALITY CUTS BOTH WAYS WHEN PITCHING NEW SHOWS.			634
PARENTING : VISIBLE REWARD METHOD MAY PROVIDE INCENTIVE FOR CHILD.			417
PARTY LINES : CHARITY BURSTS INTO FULL BLOOM.			681
PEPPERDINE DEPENDS ON D; PRINCE AGAIN EXCELS IN TOP-STOPPER ROLE : PEPPERDINE 58, ST. MARY'S 44.			544
PUBLIC FORUM : CLINTON SOWING BITTER SEEDS.		Editorial	710
REFORMERS SCRUTINIZE DRAFT CHARTER.			354
REMEDIAL PROGRAMS EXPANDED; A.V. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS RESPOND TO NEW STATE LAW.			869
SIMI DISTRICT MAY REQUIRE CAREER CLASS.			903
SO YOU WANNA BE A ROCK 'N' ROLL STAR?			896
SPIRITED DEBATE; THE CITY OF SAN FERNANDO HOPES TO REDEVELOP ITS INDUSTRIAL CORE INTO A MAJOR RETAIL AND ENTERTAINMENT HUB, BUT THE RESTAURANTS THEY HOPE TO ATTRACT TO THE AREA WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO SELL ALCOHOL UNDER THE CITY'S TOUGH ALCOHOL ORDINANCE.			1004
STATIONS LOOKING TO CATCH NON-SUPER BOWL AUDIENCE.			645
SUPER BOWL XXXIII NOTEBOOK : FALCONS' ROBINSON ARRESTED FOR SOLICITING UNDERCOVER OFFICER.			234
SUPER BOWL XXXIII NOTEBOOK : PICTURE THIS: DAVIS ANYTHING BUT NERVOUS.			662
SUPER STORYLINES. SUPER MATCHUPS. SUPER ATMOSPHERE. SUPER BOWL : THESE TEAMS BUILD GAME PLANS FROM THE GROUND UP.			1020
THE BUZZ : PLAY ABOUT PRESIDENCY REVISED.			539
THE DAY IN SPORTS: VALLEY DEFEATS WEST L.A. : WILLIAMS, THOMAS SPARK MONARCHS WIN.			980
TIPOFF : CHARTER REFORM CONSENSUS PLAN LACKS CONSENSUS.			590
TREEPEOPLE, FOUNDER GROW INTO ENVIRONMENTAL FORCE.			584
TROJANS DROP ANOTHER; BIBBY UNHAPPY WITH LACKADAISICAL PLAY : WASHINGTON ST. 95, USC 86.			610
UCLA NOTEBOOK: LOSS TO STANFORD MADE GADZURIC A BETTER PLAYER.			755
UNDERDOG FALCONS PRIMED FOR UPSET.			778
VETERAN TEACHER HELPS TEENS PROMOTE VIRTUE OF DIVERSITY.			618
VOTE PETITION CHECKED OUT UNDER GUARD.			1151
WAVES SHOW METTLE DESPITE NO METAL : PEPPERDINE 16, NEVADA 6.			587
WOMEN'S CANCER FACTS SHARED AT SYMPOSIUM.			509