Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 3, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] INCUMBENT WYSBEEK VOTED OUT; RAMOS, DI TOMASO AND MONTANEZ WIN SEATS IN HARD-FOUGHT RACE.			445
2 AREA LAWMAKERS ON KEY COMMITTEES.			345
8 TOURISTS SLAUGHTERED IN UGANDA.			954
A REAL `CABARET'; WILSHIRE THEATRE TRANSFORMS INTO A CLUB, AND MUSICAL GETS A STRONGER STORY LINE, TOO.			1250
A TASTE OF SEUSS; CALABASAS KIDS DEVOUR CLASSIC BOOKS.			480
A.V. STUDENTS GET HONORS.			554
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: DISARCINA TRIES TO COPE.			363
ASSEMBLYMAN, WIFE YOUNG IN YEARS, SPIRIT.			748
AUDITORS WILL SPEAK TO BOARD; EDUCATION FOUNDATION TO LOOK AT LACK OF RECORDS.			534
BASEBALL PREVIEW: COACH HOPES FOR DREAM SEASON : STRONG PITCHING EXPECTED AT WESTLAKE.			656
BRIEFLY : CANCER, NUTRITION FOCUS OF LECTURE.			287
BRIEFLY : MAN FATALLY SHOT BY LAPD OFFICER.			357
BRIEFLY : MCNEISH, FORMER USC STANDOUT, DIES.			236
BRIEFLY : PROBE TARGETS LOCAL HELL'S ANGELS CLUB.			129
BURBANK PROJECT GETS NEW BUILDER; ZELMAN TO TAKE OVER PLAN FOR HUGE COMPLEX ON LOCKHEED LAND.			685
CABLE TV PRICING BECOMING CLEARER; SIMI VALLEY, COMCAST CLOSE TO REACHING RATE, SERVICE AGREEMENT.			558
CART DRIVER HERTA MENDING AFTER OPERATION.			150
CELEBRATING READING; READERS VISIT TUMBLEWEED.			505
CHAMINADE WINS SEMIFINAL MATCH : CHAMINADE 3, PARACLETE 0.			439
CLIPPERS' DROUGHT: 13 : DALLAS 112, CLIPPERS 99.			436
COC BEAT: SLATER COMING UP BIG FOR COC : SOPHOMORE FORWARD'S RESURGENCE COULD BE KEY AGAINST CERRITOS.			536
COLOMBIAN RING LINKED TO ENCINO GEM HEIST.			462
COMCAST, SIMI NEAR AGREEMENT; CABLE TELEVISION RATES, SERVICES DEAL DISCUSSED.			619
COUNCIL OKS UNIFIED CHARTER PROPOSAL FOR BALLOT.			530
COUNCILMAN EDWARDS DEFEATED; ORLIK, PORTANTINO AND MARTIN WIN LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE SEATS.			489
COUNTY OKS PLAN TO HOUSE WOMEN AT JAIL; BACA TO SEEK STATE FUNDS FOR PITCHESS EXPANSION.			523
CSUN FALLS TO UCSB.			201
CSUN'S WILSON LEAVING IN JUNE; PRESIDENT TAKING EAST COAST POSITION.			841
DAILY NEWS TOURNAMENT KICKS OFF.			549
DINE BEAT : RESTAURANT NOTES HAPPENINGS ON THE STRIP.			486
DISNEY APPEALS 'TOON CHARACTER RULING.			478
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CHANGES FOR MONDESI.			462
EDITORIAL : A VERY TAXING PLAN; THE CITY COUNCIL SHOULD RESTRUCTURE AND REDUCE THE CITY'S COMPLEX AND UNFAIR TAX CODE.		Editorial	656
EDITORIAL : WILSON'S LEGACY; CSUN PRESIDENT WILL BE KNOWN FOR REBUILDING THE CAMPUS AFTER THE NORTHRIDGE QUAKE, FAILURE TO SETTLE STADIUM DISPUTE.		Editorial	544
END OF AN ERA FOR SIMI : MATER DEI 56, SIMI VALLEY 43.			617
EX-FOOTBALL STAR FLEES COURTHOUSE; FORMER CANYON HIGH PLAYER RECAPTURED, JAILED.			398
EX-OFFICER TESTIFIES ABOUT SHOOTOUT.			493
FAIT ACCOMPLI; FRENCH TELECOM BEHEMOTH ALCATEL CONFIRMS ITS ACQUISITION OF XYLAN.			699
FEW LEADS IN DEATH OF PALMDALE WOMAN.			165
FIRM HAS SEEN STAR RISE OF LATE.			598
FOREST OFF-ROAD ZONE OK'D; COUNTY SUPERVISORS APPROVE $392,110.			233
GHOST TOWN? DODGERS MULLING WHETHER TO LEAVE VERO BEACH SITE.			1221
H.-W. GIRLS LOSE TO BISHOP MONTGOMERY IN 4 OTS : BISHOP MONT. 0, HARVARD-WEST. 0.			365
HARTMAN IS ALL-BIG SKY.			58
HEWLETT-PACKARD TO SPLIT IN TWO.			505
HOSPITAL CONSIDERS MERGER; NEWHALL MEMORIAL HEAD SAYS STAFF BACKS PLAN.			686
IN BRIEF.			312
INCUMBENT EDWARDS LAGS IN EARLY RETURNS.			425
INCUMBENT WYSBEEK VOTED OUT; RAMOS, DI TOMASO AND MONTANEZ WIN SEATS IN HARD-FOUGHT RACE.			432
JC PLAYOFFS: THE FOUR SOPHOMORES : LEADERS CARRY ON TRADITION.			982
KINDERGARTEN SIGN-UPS TO START IN SAUGUS SCHOOLS.			253
KINGS VS. DUCKS.			120
L.A.'S TRADE BUSINESS NO. 1; REGION SURVIVES ASIA'S DOWNTURN.		Statistical Data Included	345
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: V.P. WEST BACK AFTER SHORT BREAK.			692
LANCASTER SCHOOL BOND MEASURE PASSES, UNOFFICIAL RETURNS SHOW.			201
LITTLE LEAGUE'S OPENING DAY SET.			412
MAN JUST AFTER SOAP STEALER? : ACCUSATIONS FLY AS PEEP CHARGE DENIED.			214
MISSING CHINESE FOUND; 32 STUDENTS, FEARED KIDNAPPED OR DEFECTING, JOIN NEW TOUR.			886
MONICA THE STAR; `SORRY' LEWINSKY PEDDLES HER TALE.			1664
MOORPARK TO WEIGH ENDOWMENT.			263
MORE BOYZ GUILTY OF MURDER; ASIAN GANG MEMBERS MAY FACE DEATH SENTENCES.			513
MUDSLIDE-DAMAGED HOUSE SEEN AS THREAT BY DOWNHILL NEIGHBOR; RESIDENT VS. CITY OVER DAMAGED HOUSE.			658
N.H. BULLDOGGED BY ECR : ECR 4, N. HOLLYWOOD 3.			461
NBC CLAIMING TOP SWEEPS SPOT.		Statistical Data Included	346
NEW 15-MINUTE RULE TO EXPEDITE PUBLIC HEARINGS.			536
NEW MENTAL HEALTH PLAN UNDER WAY; COUNTY OFFICIAL WILL STRESS TEAM APPROACH.			611
NEWS LITE : NO HOLDS BARRED IN HYDE'S VIEWS.			938
NORTHRIDGE'S HARRIS REMAINS A NO-SHOW.			414
NOTES: AVC CONCERNED ABOUT LONG BEACH'S AGRESSIVE DEFENSE.			584
NOTES: SANTA CLARITA UNITED AND ELITE HOLDS SOCCER TRYOUTS THIS MONTH.			316
OBITUARY : JESSE PAUL EYE.		Obituary	165
ORDERS BEING TAKEN FOR DAFFODIL DAYS.			307
PAIN RELIEF FOCUS OF BILL; DRUG AUTHORIZATION WOULD BE HASTENED.			547
PATTI LABELLE TAKING CHANGE OF LIFE IN STRIDE.			800
PLANS CONTINUING FOR DAM; DISTRICT WILL SOLICIT BIDS FOR FLOOD CONTROL BASIN COVERING OAK GROVE.			576
PUBLIC FORUM : NO OFFENSE TAKEN.		Editorial	1726
RESEDA RESIDENT DIES AT 106; SERVICES SET.		Obituary	262
RESTAURANT REPLICAS: ALOHA SPIRIT : BRING HOME A TASTE OF THE ISLANDS FROM WESTWOOD RESTAURANT.		Recipe	2936
ROSE VISITS DODGERS.			183
SECURITY CONCERNS MOVE COURT SESSION TO STATION.			346
SIMI SITE DRAWS JOB HUNTERS; APPLICANTS FLOODING NEW HOME DEPOT STORE FOR 150 POSITIONS.			559
SOCCER ROUNDUP: ECR GETS ITS REVENGE.			524
SOCCER TRYOUTS THIS MONTH.			155
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: CAN COX TOP LAST SEASON? : Q.H. SENIOR LOOKS FORWARD TO FACING NEW CHALLENGES.			688
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: SAUGUS A YOUNG SQUAD : HILTON EMBARKS ON HIS 17TH SEASON.			437
SOLID DEFENSIVE PLAN SAVES MATER DEI.			500
STILL DEVELOPING; ONE WOMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY.			1141
STINGY CHATSWORTH WALTZES PAST BIRMINGHAM : CHATSWORTH 6, BIRMINGHAM 0.			505
STRONG, SILENT TYPE; WILL CHARM ANSWER CRITICS?			990
THE BUZZ.			394
THE DAY IN SPORTS: RUGGED HALF DOOMS COC.			578
THE PAST AND FUTURE AILEY; FOR 40TH ANNIVERSARY, COMPANY SHOWCASES NEW WORKS, CLASSICS.			895
TOP OF THE LINEUP : BASKETBALL.			58
TRIAL ORDERED IN CASE OF ALLEGED '98 POISONING.			241
TURNAROUND COMPLETE, HART IN FINAL : HART 3, MIRA COSTA 1.			613
UCLA PRESSES ON.			462
VERTICAL CITIES SCARIER THAN URBAN SPRAWL; ARROGANCE MOVES POLITICAL LEADERS TO TRY TO PLAN LIFESTYLES FOR MASSES.		Editorial	794
WASHBURN IN FRONT IN EARLY BALLOTING.			475
WASHBURN KEEPS SEAT; LEE, GLASER IN `DOGFIGHT'.			470
WILSON CLOUDS STADIUM ISSUE.			1021