Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 18, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
22 MORE HOUSING INSPECTORS TO BE HIRED; COMPLAINT-BASED PROGRAM TO RESUME.		Statistical Data Included	516
A.V. DEPUTIES POST IMPRESSIVE SCORES ON TEST FOR SERGEANT STRIPES.			440
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: VAUGHN STRUGGLING AT PLATE.			485
AUDITOR SAYS TRANSFERS LEGAL; ALLOCATIONS FROM MENTAL HEALTH TO HOSPITAL QUESTIONED.			524
AUTO CLUB REVVING UP FOR ANNUAL SHOW.			354
BARRY'S BASICS : WITH CASTING, IT`S SAFETY FIRST.			354
BASEBALL: GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES : TEAMS REV UP FOR GOLDEN LEAGUE.			388
BILL WOULD MAKE REEFS OF OIL RIGS.			527
BLONDIE'S HARRY MAKING PLANS FOR MORE MOVIE WORK.			763
BOOTLEGGED HOME SIGNS TROUBLE CITY OFFICIALS.			343
BRIEFLY : ASPIRING DEPUTIES INVITED TO STATION.			251
BRIEFLY : DRIVER SKINNER GETS WIN - FINE UPHELD.			267
BRIEFLY : OFF-DUTY OFFICER TEST SHOWS ALCOHOL LEVEL.			278
BULLETIN BOARD.			241
BULLETIN BOARD.			392
BURBANK HAS LITTLE CHOICE BUT TO FIGHT UNWANTED EXPANSION.		Editorial	659
BUSINESSMAN CLOSES BOOK ON ROLE IN COMPANY.			607
CAMARILLO EARNS DOUBLE DOSE OF RESPECT : CAMARILLO 3-1, THOUSAND OAKS 1-0.			506
CLIPPERS REMAIN LUCKLESS; L.A. ROUTED BY GRATEFUL CELTICS ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY: BOSTON 118, CLIPPERS 84.			591
CLU BEAT: MISTAKES HOLD BACK CAL LUTHERAN'S PROGRESS : SOFTBALL TEAM SEEKS CONFIDENCE.			828
COC BEAT: FRUSTRATED COC DREADS LONG WAIT : WEATHER COULD STAND IN WAY.			737
COLLEGE ROUNDUP: MASTER'S KNOCKS OFF NAIA'S FIFTH BEST.			361
COUNTIES ARE PAID TWICE? : RUNNER INTRODUCES BILL TO CURB TAX FEES.			424
DELAY TACTICS VS. AIRPORT THREATEN SAFETY.		Editorial	799
DISNEY LAWSUIT NOW CLASS ACTION.			448
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PARK'S AGENT MAKES PITCHES OF HIS OWN.			800
DUCKS' LEAD VANISHES; SENATORS ERASE TWO-GOAL DEFICIT AND EARN A TIE : DUCKS 2, OTTAWA 2.			487
EASTERN CONFERENCE: NEWEST MLS DISCOVERY: COLUMBUS.			666
EDITORIAL : NFL'S HAIL MARY PASS; WILL PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL IN L.A. BE BETTER THE THIRD TIME AROUND?		Editorial	433
EDITORIAL : THE AWAKENING; L.A. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER JEFF HORTON FINALLY SEES THE BAD SIDE TO BELMONT.		Editorial	509
EX-CONVICT ARRESTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH.			201
EXPRESS BUS COULD REMAIN; STATUS QUO URGED FOR HOLLYWOOD LINE.			359
FARGAS MIGHT NEED A REDSHIRT YEAR.			456
FATHER AWAITS JUSTICE; TRIAL TO BEGIN IN 1997 STABBING DEATH OF GLENDALE MAN'S SON.			503
FBI'S RAID CATCHES WRONG MAN; HUNT FOR KILLER HITS DEAD END IN CANOGA PARK.			392
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	76
FORMER WIFE TESTIFIES IN NEWHALL SHOOTING.			613
FROM SNUBBED TO SWEET IN SPOKANE.			928
FULL HOUSE; SINGLE MOM, 9 KIDS LOOK FOR A HOME.			714
GALAXY HOPES NEW STARS HALT PLAYOFF SPIRAL.			919
GET THE SCOOP ON THE OSCARS : WHOOPI GETS A BIG MACK(IE) ATTACK.			1330
GOLF: DIFFERENT STROKES : HART'S WYMAN TURNED TO GOLF AFTER BASEBALL INJURY AT AGE 12.			735
GRAND JURY ASKED TO INVESTIGATE LAW FIRM; BILLS PERENNIALLY EXCEED $1 MILLION CONTRACT WITH COUNTY, TAXPAYER PROTESTS.			431
HARVARD-WESTLAKE STATE BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: MESSAGE RECEIVED.			395
HOMEWORK A PROBLEM IN MANY HOMES.		Statistical Data Included	822
ICE A MERE MEMORY AT LAKES.			301
IN BRIEF.			289
IOC BANISHES ITS SULLIED SIX; SAMARANCH GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE, HINTS AT RETIREMENT.			464
KINGS VS. DUCKS.			107
L.A. LAGS IN BIDS FOR SCHOOLS; MILLIONS OF DOLLARS AT STAKE IN PROCESS.			793
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: TRAVELING WILL COST RODMAN.			679
LANCASTER VICE MAYOR SUED OVER CRASH.			313
LEASH-LAW VIOLATORS COLLARED.			458
LEPRECHAUNS LURK; FAMILY FACES CAPRICIOUS WRATH OF WEE WANDERERS.			296
LOCAL NOTES: LOCAL PLAYERS IN AIR-IT-OUT FINALS.			207
MARIJUANA HAS TREATMENT VALUE, STUDY FINDS.			1197
MARKETER CUTS STAFF; DIRECT-MAIL FIRM HIT BY COMPETITION.			343
MIKELS ENTERS STATE SENATE DISTRICT RACE.			284
NEVADA AND THE DISCO MIDGE; EAST WALKER RIVER IS A UNIQUE WINTER FLY-ANGLING DIVERSION.			993
NEWHALL LAND GETS AN EARFUL.			359
NEWS LITE : DOGGONE IT, GUATEMALA POOCH PLAN GOES AWRY.			672
NFL BRINGS BACK INSTANT REPLAY.			1012
OBITUARY : MARY ``GABY'' PEPO.		Obituary	56
OCEAN SALMON OPENER A BUST, AGAIN : BUT ANGLERS WILL BE CHASING THE DREAM OF THE 1995 SEASON FOR SOME TIME.		Statistical Data Included	954
OFFICER'S KILLER GETS 2ND CHANCE TO LIVE.			945
OHIO STATEMENT; HOW EIGHT WORDS CHANGED A PROGRAM INTO A CONTENDER.			807
OSCAR FASHION UP FOR TRASHIN'? A DILEMMA FOR THE FAIR GWYNETH.			878
PARTY-LINE VOTE ENOUGH TO PASS BILL FOR OVERTIME AFTER 8 HOURS.			439
PEPPERDINE RALLY ENOUGH (AGAIN) : PEPPERDINE 7, UCLA 6.			368
POSTURING FOR A PARTNERSHIP.			708
PUBLIC FORUM : BUST THE DOGS.		Editorial	1447
RIORDAN RIPS VALLEY SECESSION; MAYOR'S PLAN TO BOOST INNER-CITY DEVELOPMENT TURNS UP HEAT.			674
ROAD PLAN INCLUDES ELEMENTS FOR SLOWING.			477
SANTA CLARITA POST OFFICES DELIVERING EXTENDED HOURS.			173
SCHIFF REVIVES BILL TO IDENTIFY PETITION PUSHERS.			716
SEVEN-CLASS SCHEDULE SET FOR OAK PARK.			491
SINGER'S WIFE GOING ON TRIAL.			155
SOFTBALL BEAT : UP IN ARMS.			1028
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN : THEY DO AT A.V., WHERE THINGS ARE LOOKING UP.			734
SOFTBALL: A WING AND A PLAYER : WESTLAKE'S VOELTZ HAS A STRONG ARM, WILL TO WIN.			682
STATE LIKELY TO CLOSE WALLET FOR BELMONT.			356
T.O. MAY RAISE FEES FOR CITY'S SERVICES.			410
TAKE 5 : DIAMONDS A MUSICIAN'S BEST FRIEND.			1206
TEEN BURGLARY SUSPECTS TALKED INTO TRAP.			446
TEKELEC GETS POUNDED AGAIN.			334
THE DAY IN PREPS: CALABASAS WINS BEHIND LEVINE.			366
TO OUR READERS.			23
TODAY'S MATCHUPS: A CAPSULE LOOK : GONZAGA VS. FLORIDA.			867
TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASEBALL.			314
UC FACULTY BACK PLAN TO ADMIT TOP 6 PERCENT.		Statistical Data Included	352
UCLA'S GOMEZ UNLIKELY TO RETURN.			532
WADERS COME IN HANDY.			576
WALLBOARD IN SHORT SUPPLY; DELAYS IN DELIVERY UP COSTS FOR HOME BUYERS.			538
WESTERN CONFERENCE: IT APPEARS FIRE STILL A HOT TEAM.			716
WOMAN'S SMILE MELTS HEARTS, DISCRIMINATION.			785
WOMEN'S ART WARMS FROM HEART TO TOE.			626