Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 7, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 COMMISSIONS SPLIT ON PLANS FOR CHARTER REFORM; CHANCES INCREASE FOR CITY VOTERS TO FACE RIVAL BALLOT MEASURES IN JUNE ELECTION.			832
ALEMANY COASTS PAST N.D. : ALEMANY 74, NOTRE DAME 59.			333
ARRAIGNMENT POSTPONED IN DAY-CARE ABUSE CASE.			395
BASKETBALL BEAT: HART GYM FIGURES TO BE ROCKING AS VALENCIA VISITS FRIDAY.			734
BLACK ACTIVISTS REACT TO `PJS'.			400
BLOUNT PROTESTS.			116
BOMB SCARE SHUTS SAUGUS HIGH; CUSTODIAN FINDS SUSPICIOUS DEVICE.			493
BOYS' BASKETBALL: MOVING UP : VALENCIA'S MCDANIELS MAKING BIG IMPACT.			723
BRIEFLY : SUIT CLAIMS PASTOR REVEALED SECRETS.			560
BRIEFLY : WORLD CUP PROMISE: NO OLYMPIC CONFLICT.			415
BRISK CONSTRUCTION PACE FORECAST THROUGH 2000.		Statistical Data Included	308
CAL CITY MAN CHOSEN AS NEXT CITY MANAGER; COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE WAS KEY.			215
CAMRY, FORD TRUCK OUTSELL RIVALS IN '98.		Statistical Data Included	244
CANOEIST'S FRIENDS TO HOLD SERVICE AT SEA.			456
CHAPLAIN ACCUSED OF TELLING SECRETS.			229
CITY BACKS APPOINTING SPORTS CZAR.			451
CLINE THRIVES IN MOTHER, COACH ROLES.			524
CLIPPERS FIRST LOOK: FINDING COACH TOP PRIORITY : CLIPPERS EXPECTED TO PICK JIM BREWER.			503
CLU NOTEBOOK: CLU SET TO HOST TOURNEY.			257
COUNCIL BLOCKING PARKS, SHE SAYS; MAYOR FRUSTRATED BY COLLEAGUES' ACTIONS.			543
COUNTY LAGS ON FUEL TANKS; HEALTH AGENCY PLANS HEARING TO PULL PERMITS.			634
CSUN VS. PORTLAND ST.			93
DAVIS STAYS FOCUSED ON EDUCATION ISSUES.			770
DELAYS OF GRAYS OVER SOON.			1051
DEPUTIES LINK YOUTH TO RACIST GRAFFITI.			268
DEVELOPER OFF THE HOOK FOR LEGAL FEES, JUDGE RULES.			479
DOW BREAKS 9,500; DIZZYING RISE LEAVES ANALYSTS FEELING UNEASY.			808
DUAL SIGNATURES MEAN PETITIONS NEED FULL COUNT.			666
EDITORIAL : CITY'S 7% SOLUTION OUTRAGE METER: 7.0.		Editorial	301
EDITORIAL : UNCOMPROMISING POSITION; ELECTED CHARTER PANEL'S REFUSAL TO GIVE IN ON ISSUES IS KEY TO GOVERNMENTAL REFORM.		Editorial	562
EISNER BONUS CUT BY MILLIONS.			362
END OF '98 SEES PRICES, SALES UP FOR NEW HOMES.		Statistical Data Included	386
FARRIS TO TRADE UCLA FOR NFL.			318
FISHING-BAN PROPOSAL ENTERS NEXT CHAPTER; COMMISSION WANTS TO ESTABLISH `POLICY' BEFORE TAKING ACTION.			758
FOSTER PARENTS CHARGED WITH TORTURING TODDLER.			494
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: LITTLEROCK GIRLS SHAKE THE HOLIDAY BLUES.			584
GUITAR RETAILER SEES PROFITS RISE TO TUNE OF 32%.			238
HATE CRIME SUSPECT HELD AFTER INDICTMENT.			201
HIDDEN CREEK MEETING DRAWS MIXED GROUP.			620
HISTORIC TREK CUT SHORT; HIKERS DENIED ACCESS TO CROSS AIR FORCE BASE.			755
HIT-RUN DRAGNET.			217
IN AND OUT ... THAT'S WHAT STYLE IS ALL ABOUT.			1107
IN BRIEF.			285
INTERNET MADE EASY; CLASS HELD FOR COUNCIL ON AGING MEMBERS.			477
KINGS' FERRARO GONE 4-6 WEEKS WITH INJURY.			232
LAKERS FIRST LOOK: NOW THAT IT'S OVER, THE SCRAMBLING BEGINS.			551
LAPD OFFICER'S RECOVERY CALLED `REMARKABLE'.			530
LAZZ CLOSES IN ON T.O. POST; INTERIM CITY MANAGER NAMED AS TOP CANDIDATE.			611
LEAD CLEANUP UNDER WAY AT PARK SITES : CITY HAS BEGUN WORK AT 5 PARKS; TRAVEL TOWN BIDS TO COME.			423
LEW REMAINS CHAIRMAN OF VALLEY BUSINESS GROUP.			281
LOTT: SENATE NEARS PLAN FOR LENGTHY TRIAL.			727
MAN CAUGHT IN NET CHILD SEX STING GETS 4 YEARS.			362
MASTER'S TRIES TO END SKID.			255
MEDICARE SYSTEM MAY FACE SURGERY.			731
MEN'S BASKETBALL: OPPONENTS FEEL THE HEAT FROM BEACH.			562
NEWS LITE : `ER' DOCTOR DONS WEDDING DRESS.			779
NEXT MOVE: CLEANING UP THEIR IMAGE.			884
NHL ROUNDUP: SABRES WIN IN OVERTIME.			493
NOTES: NORTH HOLLYWOOD TO GO INTO UNKNOWN SATURDAY.			239
NOTES: SIMI BASEBALL SIGNUPS.			133
NOTES: VOLLEYBALL CLINICS ON TAP.			383
NOW WHAT? LEAGUE SET TO START SHORT SEASON ON FLY.			937
OBITUARIES : HATTIE ELIZABETH FOOTE.		Obituary	244
OUT OF THE SHADOWS; TOMLINSON MOVES TO THE FOREGROUND.			492
OUTSIDER ENTRUSTED WITH INSIDE OPPORTUNITY.			792
PEPPERDINE VS. PORTLAND.			96
POLICE ARREST WIDOW IN '96 SLAYING.			286
POLICE SEARCH FOR 4 MEN AFTER VALLEY HOME ROBBED.			183
POLICING THE LAPD; OFFICER DISMISSALS WAY UP UNDER PARKS.			1188
PRINCIPALS PUT LIST OF NEEDS BEFORE VOTERS.			586
PUBLIC FORUM : DAVIS HAS BEEN PART OF EDUCATION PROBLEM.		Editorial	1248
RUN FOR PEACE RELAY TO CONCLUDE IN A.V.			495
SALES OPTIMISM BOOSTS INTERNET STOCKS.			266
SLAIN WOMAN'S PARENTS FILE SUIT ACCUSING SON-IN-LAW.			310
SPEEDY CLINTON TRIAL OPTION AVAILABLE.		Editorial	643
STATE LAWMAKER TOUTS ART CLASSES.			187
STEP RIGHT UP: PAC-10 PARITY CREATES CIRCUS ATMOSPHERE.			2178
STUDENTS STAY WELL AHEAD OF STOCK MARKET; TEAM NEARLY DOUBLES HYPOTHETICAL PORTFOLIO.			661
STUDY: SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY ABSENT.			602
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH, CARJACKING.			171
TALKIN' RADIO : CALL-IN SHOWS GET INTO THE DRIVER'S SEATDLIM.			259
TEACHERS PUSHING PEER REVIEW; SYSTEM WOULD ASSIST FAILING INSTRUCTORS, UNION LEADERS SAY.			480
THE BUZZ : VAN GOGH SHOW EXTENDED AT LACMA.			422
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CRESPI CONQUERS HARVARD-WESTLAKE.			804
THE DEVIL MAKES THEM DO IT; EXORCIST, ROBED MATES MEET MATCH IN TROUBLE-PLAGUED TUG.			1216
THOUSAND OAKS LAWMAKERS TO TAKE CLASS IN MANNERS.			508
TIMES TO SWALLOW 2 PAPERS; GLENDALE NEWS-PRESS, BURBANK LEADER SET TO END SALES FEB. 1.			647
TOXIC-LAND DEAL TOUTED; POTENTIAL INVESTORS TOLD BIG RETURN LIKELY FROM CLEANING UP SANTA CLARITA SITE.			636
UCLA VS. OREGON STATE.			128
ULTRA-BUSY EDMONDS DUO KEEPS ALL BURNERS COOKIN'.			691
USC VS. OREGON.			110
VANDALS CHOP DOWN MEMORIAL TREE PLANTED FOR KINDERGARTNER.			335
VENTURA COUNTY DA CAN PROCEED IN SLAYING CASE; NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST, SAYS STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE.			539
WE GOT GAME: DISPUTE ENDS; SEASON TO START IN FEBRUARY.			3642
WEST COAST CONFERENCE PREVIEW: PEPPERDINE BELIEVES TIME IS RIGHT TO WIN : WAVES HOPE PRESENT MIMICS STRONG PAST.			1257
WHAT HEX? SIMI SLAMS NEWBURY PARK : SIMI VALLEY 77, NEWBURY PARK 47.			446
WRESTLING DYSLEXIA; SMITH HASN'T BOWED TO DISABILITY.			729