Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 23, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`RUGRATS' FRANCHISE COULD POSE CREDIBLE CHALLENGE TO DISNEY.			451
32-TEAM SOFTBALL TOURNEY WILL PROVIDE TESTS.			786
A BAD DEAL ALL AROUND.			1023
AFTERNOON DUO MOVE TO KABC.			184
AIDS DRAMA IRKS SOME PARENTS.			289
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BELCHER IS BIG BONUS.			458
AREA BICYCLE MAKER LAYS OFF WORKERS AFTER MERGER.			369
BACKING IRKS RIVAL COUNCIL HOPEFUL.			615
BASEBALL BEAT: VALENCIA TEAM TRIES TO ESTABLISH TRADITION : YOUNG PLAYERS STRUGGLE IN FOOTHILL LEAGUE PLAY.			605
BOXING NOTES: HOLYFIELD-LEWIS BETTING SPURS PROBE IN NEVADA.			345
BOYS' GAME IS REACHING HEIGHTS.			614
BRIEFLY : CAR VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS LITTLEROCK WOMAN.			259
BRIEFLY : FINES LEVIED AGAINST 3 COUNCIL MEMBERS.			586
BRIEFLY : MAN SENTENCED FOR 16-YEAR-OLD ASSAULT.			507
BRIEFLY : MEETINGS HAVE AIM OF STRONGER BURBANK.			338
BRIEFLY : MOYA GIVES BACK TOP SPOT TO SAMPRAS.			275
BULLETIN BOARD.			253
CHARTER COMMISSION LOOKING AHEAD; PANEL HOPES TO HOLD NUMBER OF FORUMS ON CITY REFORM PLAN.			324
CHATTER: IN HOOPS, A GYM RAT IS TIRELESS.			522
CITY OFFERS INCENTIVES TO LURE ASSEMBLER TO ANTELOPE VALLEY.			333
CITY PANEL OPPOSES FEE WAIVER FOR 2ND METERS.			564
COALITION STARTS HEALTH-CARE DRIVE FOR KIDS.		Statistical Data Included	486
COMCAST DEAL IS CABLE'S LARGEST; NO. 3 COMPANY ACQUIRES NO. 4.			815
CRASH MAY HERALD RACING'S RISE.			320
CROP FAILURE; DODGERS' FARM SYSTEM EMPTIED BY BIG TRADES AND FREE AGENCY.			1016
CRUNCH TIME IS COMING FOR BRUINS.			942
CSUN RECEIVES MIXED GRADES.		Statistical Data Included	495
DAVIS SCHOOLS PACKAGE NEAR OK; REPUBLICANS CLAIM MEANINGFUL REFORMS GUTTED FROM BILLS.			716
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PARK HOPES HE CAN LAST.			520
EDITORIAL : COUNCIL'S CHOICE; WITH A LIST OF OPTIONS FOR WHAT TO DO WITH THE CHATSWORTH RESERVOIR, THE CITY OUGHT TO TAKE A USER-FRIENDLY APPROACH.		Editorial	494
EDITORIAL : SOMEBODY HELP OSCAR; OVERWROUGHT SHOW NEEDS AN EDIT DOCTOR.		Editorial	426
EX-STAFFERS MIGHT LOSE INFLUENCE; BURBANK PLAN WOULD BAN LOBBYING EX-EMPLOYER FOR YEAR.			373
FINE FOUR GUARDS FOR FINAL FOUR; BACKCOURT COULD DECIDE WHO WINS NCAA TITLE FIGHT.			702
FOES RIP PLANS TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING.			518
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	24
FUNDING IS WATERSHED EVENT FOR HANSEN DAM.			880
FUNNY MAN, SERIOUS STUFF; AS SCOUTS TAKE NOTICE, PARRIS MIGHT GET LAST LAUGH.			706
GENTRY JURY POOL ASSEMBLED; GATHERING TOLD TO EXPECT LENGTHY TRIAL.			634
GIBBON AND TAKE; AREA CENTER SHOWCASES RARE PRIMATE.			613
GRECO HOLDING COURT; FRESHMAN LEARNING ROPES AT TOURNAMENT : LOUISIANA TECH 88, UCLA 62.			645
HOME BUYERS RANK LONG BEACH NO. 1.			341
IN BRIEF.			248
INAUGURAL ALL-STAR GAME WAS WILD ONE.			334
JUBILEES : PLAY TOGETHER, STAY TOGETHER.			266
KINGS NOTEBOOK: DUCHESNE COULD BE TRADED TO PHILADELPHIA.			351
LAKERS BREAK EVEN; LONG TRIP ENDS WITH HARD-EARNED WIN AND 3-3 RECORD : LAKERS 96, DALLAS 93.			679
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT TAKES IT ALL IN STRIDE.			437
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			1049
MEETING MONICA; HUNDREDS BRAVE LINE, SHAME FOR AUTOGRAPH.			848
METH LAB CHEMICALS START APARTMENT FIRE.			173
NEWS LITE : ROOKIE GUV EAGER TO PITCH BASEBALL.			775
NOW UCLA CAN SAY IT HAS BEEN THERE.			782
OBITUARIES : ROBERT E. FROST.		Obituary	204
OK NEAR FOR 21,615 HOMES; MASSIVE NEWHALL RANCH PROJECT ON BOARD AGENDA.			493
PALMDALE SEEKS TO ATTRACT SENIORS TO BOOST ECONOMY.			459
PLAN WOULD TAKE BUILDING ROLE FROM LAUSD.			435
PUBLIC FORUM : AN OOPS OSCAR.		Editorial	1923
RACE AGAINST THE DESERT; GLENDALE DRIVER `LIMPS' ACROSS THE LINE IN BAJA OFF-ROAD EVENT.			537
SAUGUS SCHOOL ON ALERT AFTER ATTACK.			364
SCHIFF EYES POSSIBLE CHALLENGE TO ROGAN.			518
SITE OPENS TO AID FARM WORKERS.			655
SLAIN MAN'S DAD GRILLED BY DEFENDANT.			673
SOFTBALL BEAT: CAMARILLO FACES FAMILIAR FOES : MARMONTE LEAGUE TEAMS PROVIDE SCORPIONS NEEDED COMPETITION.			665
SOFTBALL BEAT: JODIE COX A HIT AT TOP OF ORDER : Q.H. SISTERS STAY AT 1, 2.			729
SOFTBALL: LIFE ON THE EDGE : GREEN BEST IN TOUGHEST SPOTS.			619
STORE OWNER'S GOOD DEED HAS BAD ENDING.			554
SWEEP FINDS MINORS CAN BUY TOBACCO; TEENS, POLICE SURVEY STORES IN MOORPARK.			505
T.O. DRAFTS 5-YEAR WISH LIST FOR CITY; IMPROVING SEWERS, STREETS, BUILDINGS WOULD COST $161 MILLION.			390
TEAMWORK FREES WORKER; MAN TRAPPED FOR HOURS AFTER TRENCH COLLAPSES.			335
TEEN CHARGED WITH HATE CRIME.			470
THE DAY IN PREPS: RAIGOZA LEADS SAN FERNANDO.			174
THE MASTER'S: WHAT A SEASON IT WAS FOR MASTER'S BASKETBALL TEAMS.			468
THIS WEEK: HART GIRLS TRY TO REMAIN PERFECT : SWIM TEAM HAS WON EVERY LEAGUE MEET SINCE '92.			711
THIS WEEK: R.M.-CAMARILLO SHOWDOWNS SET : TWO GAMES COULD DECIDE LEAGUE TITLE.			1180
TIME FOR YOUR BIG, WET BENIGNI KISS.			2137
TOP OF THE LINEUP : COLLEGE BASKETBALL.			279
TRANSPORTATION FIXES SHOULD NURTURE GROWTH : OUR SPRAWLING COMMUNITIES DEPEND ON RELIABLE, EFFECTIVE TRANSPORTATION.		Editorial	691
TRAVOLTA BOOSTS MORALE ON `GENERAL'S DAUGHTER' SHOOT.			802
UCLA CAN'T TAKE BIG LEAP; LOUISIANA TECH ROLLS IN WEST FINAL : LOUISIANA TECH 88, UCLA 62.			669
VALLEY VOTE RATES CANDIDATES.			438
VENTURA COUNTY FACES LOSS IN FIGHTING NEARBY PROJECT.			429
WATER FIGHT; SANTA CLARITA, AGENCY BATTLE FOR REGION'S FUTURE.			1643