Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 2, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
3 GUILTY IN GANG SLAYINGS.			766
4 HOME INVADERS BEAT, ROB SENIORS.			220
6 CANDIDATES VYING FOR 3 OF 5 SEATS ON LA CANADA COUNCIL.			336
7 INDICTED IN TELEMARKETING SCHEME.			421
A FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE? : TEST SPACECRAFT MAKES MOJAVE DEBUT.			821
ALCATEL TO BUY XYLAN; FRENCH TELECOM GIANT TO PAY $1.7 BILLION FOR CALABASAS-BASED COMPANY.			460
ANALYSTS FORECAST LITTON EARNINGS IMPROVEMENT.		Statistical Data Included	198
AVC BEAT: IT WAS STILL A GOOD SEASON.			998
BALMY LA NINA DAYS CARRY HIDDEN RISK.		Statistical Data Included	935
BASEBALL PREVIEW: SAUGUS HOPES TO REGAIN WINNING WAYS : TEAM PUTS POOR '98 SEASON BEHIND.			533
BOLAND VOWS WAR VS. COMPROMISE CHARTER PROPOSAL; LIVING WAGE AMONG OBJECTIONS.			610
BRIEFLY : JETS' TESTAVERDE SIGNS FOR THREE MORE SEASONS.			282
BRIEFLY : OFFICER OUT OF JAIL WHILE CRASH PROBED.			531
CHATTER: CLARITY IN PARITY.			551
CHINESE TEENS VANISH AT LAX; 32 VISITING STUDENTS MAY HAVE DEFECTED.			618
CITY CONTROLLER PREDICTS NEED FOR BELT-TIGHTENING.			276
CLIPPERS VS. DALLAS.			186
CLU BEAT: REGALS HEAD TO TACOMA FOR FIRST-ROUND PLAYOFF : WINNER WILL FACE IOWA'S SIMPSON.			880
COACH'S COMMITTEE WORKS; ADVICE FROM ELDERS HELPS LAKERS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT : LAKERS 97, PHOENIX 91.			678
COMMUNITY WILL SPOTLIGHT 12 VALUES; GLENDALE'S YEARLONG DISCUSSION PROGRAM BEGINS IN JUNE.			430
DEL CAMPO QUITS BORCHARD PANEL.			197
DEPUTIES CLEARED IN FATAL SHOOTING.			90
DESERT BOYS' TEAM REACHES RAREFIED AIR.			467
DESIGNED FOR CENTURIES; CONSTRUCTION AFOOT ON SIMI'S JEWISH CEMETERY.			673
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOHNSON: SHORTSTOP DECISION WILL BE HIS.			577
DOUGLAS LEARNING THE HARD WAY.			685
EDITORIAL : SAVE PIERCE COLLEGE; THAT'S THE FIRST PRIORITY, NOT THE FARM.		Editorial	411
EDITORIAL : SWEEPING DILEMMA; LOS ANGELES' POLICY ON STREET CLEANING IS SYMBOLIC OF WHAT IS WRONG AND WHAT COULD BE RIGHT.		Editorial	503
EDUCATION REFORM BILLS MOVING ON.			596
FANTASY HOOPS; DOES 1999 TEAM EQUAL MACLEAN'S TITLE-WINNING SIMI VALLEY TEAM OF '88?			1603
FEE RESTRUCTURING PROPOSED; T.O. OFFICIALS PROPOSE DEVELOPERS PAY RATE WHEN BUILDING BEGINS.			336
FOR FRED CLAIRE, NEW JOB IS CLASS ACT.			883
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	81
HART CLAIMS GOLF OPENER.			162
HART SOFTBALL TOURNEY SET.			575
HARVARD-WESTLAKE TO GO ON THE OFFENSIVE.			273
HER `CRUEL INTENTIONS'; MOVIE SHOWS ANOTHER SIDE OF SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR.			1677
HOSPITAL IN MARKET FOR MERGER PARTNER.			458
IN BRIEF.			333
IN RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE; ZONTA CLUB TO HONOR 17 WOMEN AT BRUNCH.			1185
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT CREDITS RAMBIS.			523
LIGHT TRUCKS DANGER TO CARS.			409
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			1150
MAYOR BACKS BREAK FOR LOW-COST FILM.			464
MINIMED OPENS STRONG THEN FADES FOR MILD GAIN.		Statistical Data Included	369
MORE REFS, MERRIER TEAMS.			877
MOVIE ACADEMY'S OTHER GOLDEN BOYS; TECHNICAL GENIUSES RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO FILMS.			562
MUGU OK FOR Y2K; COMPUTER TESTS FIND NO PROBLEMS WITH '00 DATE.			514
NEWS LITE : ONE PRESIDENTIAL COFFEE, TO GO; CASH ONLY, CLERK TELLS CLINTON.			866
NOTEBOOK: MINOR IS BACK WITH CSUN.			309
NOTES: CITY SOCCER FINALS MOVED TO BIRMINGHAM.			200
OAK PARK TEACHERS GET PAY HIKE IN PACT.			230
OBITUARIES : THOMAS JAGER.		Obituary	254
OSCAR NOMINEE RUSH RELIES ON HIS LUCKY DUCK.			722
PARACLETE TO FACE A FAMILIAR FOE; DIVISION IV SEMIS TODAY.			427
PARENTS' DEATHS IN CRASH LEAVE 6 CHILDREN GRIEVING.		Obituary	711
PATRIOT IN CHARGE; TALENTED MCGRATH IS BIRMINGHAM'S LEADER.			466
PUBLIC FORUM : WHAT PRICE PEACE?		Editorial	1788
RACES, BOND UP FOR VOTE.			112
SCHOOL BOND ON BALLOT; MEASURE WILL FUND PROJECTS.			308
SCHOOL DISTRICT'S OPEN ENROLLMENT NUMBERS ARE IN.		Statistical Data Included	720
SECURITY TIGHT FOR THREATENED PRINCIPAL; NOTE MADE REFERENCES TO FEB. 1 BEATING OF ADMINISTRATOR.			372
SENIOR CENTER EXPANSION PLAN FACES KEY VOTE; MOORPARK FACILITY MOVES CLOSER.			295
SONY'S SUPER TEAM-UP; STUDIO WINS FILM RIGHTS TO SPIDER-MAN FRANCHISE.			474
SPRING PULLS A FAST ONE; SCIENTISTS FIND SHORTER WINTERS AS EARTH WARMS.			777
STUCK FOR COVER; HOUSE FRAMES NEED PROTECTION FROM RAIN.			614
STUDY SAYS AIDS-AFFLICTED COPING DESPITE HARDSHIPS.		Statistical Data Included	294
STUDY: AIR POLLUTANT LEVELS HIGH IN COUNTY.			449
SUIT REINSTATED AGAINST AREA DEVELOPMENT; DOS VIENTOS DEAL CALLED FRAUD.			454
SWEEPING CHANGE; SANGUINETTTAYS SANGUINE ABOUT NEW ROLE.			887
THE BUZZ.			282
THE MASTER'S: GUARD GORMLEY'S STATUS SHAKY.			419
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS TRY TO IGNORE SEEDING.			425
UNKNOWN FEMALE'S DEATH INVESTIGATED.			257
VAUGHN IS READY TO FLY FOR ANGELS.			1141
VOTE AT SKUNK WORKS FAVORS STRIKE.			347
WATER PLANS ON HOLD AS MEETING POSTPONED.			326
WILL SIMI VALLEY HAVE ITS DEI? : MONARCHS ARE TOUGH CHALLENGE EVERY YEAR.			681
WOMAN DARNS VOID BETWEEN CULTURES; COMMUNICATION MORE THAN SEW-SEW.		Statistical Data Included	496
WRESTLING: GARFINKEL WILL RETURN TO STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS : HIGHLAND STAR REBOUNDED FROM 2ND-ROUND LOSS.			501