Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 6, 1999)

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[0] FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	48
[0] LAKERS BOOM SONICS; L.A. WINS CLOSE ONE TO LEGITIMIZE STREAK : LAKERS 103 SEATTLE 100.		687
ALARCON TARGETS SCHOOL THREATS.		319
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BIG MO IS INTRODUCED TO THE BIG CHEESE.		438
BANKING RULE CONDEMNED; SENATE SHOWS DISAPPROVAL FOR CONSUMER REPORTING STANDARD.		397
BARGAINS : GET YOUR TOOLS AND BRAKE FOR SAVINGS AT SOL'S.		629
BASEBALL PREVIEW: THOUSAND OAKS IS THE TARGET OF MARMONTE.		649
BOYS' DIV. V-A FINAL: AVC RUNS OUT OF GAS : EAGLES STAY CLOSE UNTIL THIRD QUARTER PRICE 77 A.V. CHR. 60.		454
BRIEFLY : FOUNDER OF CHURCH SCHEDULED TO SPEAK.		254
BRIEFLY : MORE TIME FOR TYSON.		487
BRIEFLY : SUSPECT IN KILLING ARRESTED AT SHOP.		481
BULLETIN BOARD.		403
BURBANK HIGH'S ACADEMIC TEAM SET FOR CHALLENGE; DEAF PUPILS IN REGIONAL DECATHLON.		510
CHAMINADE WILL GET WAKE-UP CALL.		429
CLIPPERS VS. SAN ANTONIO.		89
COLLEGE BASEBALL: PEPPERDINE STREAK HITS SIX AFTER WIN.		191
COMMISSION HEARS SECESSION, REFORM ISSUES; MOVEMENTS COULD CHANGE LAWS.		556
COUNCILMAN FLOATS PROPOSAL TO TAX DOS VIENTOS FOR COSTS.		578
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FANS' SUPPORT HELPS CSUN FEEL THE RUSH.		305
DAILY NEWS INVITATIONAL: ANTELOPE VALLEY CAN JUMP FOR JOY.		544
DAVIS LAMENTS READING RESULTS; PARENT INVOLVEMENT TOUTED AT CONFERENCE.		447
DAYLIGHT SLAYING; PACOIMA MAN, 18, SHOT DEAD OUTSIDE HOME.		234
DIGITAL L.A. : MAIL FOR NOTHING, PCS FOR FREE; USERS WOOED WITH NO-COST DEALS ON NET.		1663
DOCTOR MANAGING FIRM REQUIRED TO KEEP FUNDS IN STATE.		266
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: O'MALLEY WANTS A COMMITTEE.		613
DOW ROCKETS AS ECONOMY LOOKS HEARTY : CALM INFLATION FRONT MAKES TRADERS HAPPY.	Statistical Data Included	906
DUCKS FIND NEW SCORING SOURCE : DUCKS 3 NASHVILLE 2.		337
DURAND DENIES WRONGDOING; ALLEGATIONS OF ILLEGAL TRANSFERS INVESTIGATED.		509
FAULT FORCES EXPERTS TO RETHINK QUAKE PERIL.		908
FIGHT BACK : CHOCOLATE GETS CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH FROM UC BERKELEY.		712
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	45
GARDENING : FLOWERS OF CANDYTUFT GLIMMER LIKE SNOW.		705
GILT QUILT; TIMELY TAPESTRY VISITS AREA.		294
GIRLS' DIV. III-A FINAL: HARVARD-WESTLAKE STUMBLES, LOSES BATTLE OF NERVES IN FINAL : MORNINGSIDE 53 H.-W. 46.		507
GRANTS GO TO AREA GROUPS.		276
GROUP WILL HOLD COMPUTER ANIMATOR BOOT CAMP . . . SIR!		286
HARRINGTON PROVES TOO MUCH FOR POLY; PALMDALE PITCHER DOES IT ALL IN FALCONS' WIN : PALMDALE 5 POLY 2.		534
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS.		867
HOLYFIELD PROMISES KNOCKOUT IN THREE.		557
HOT TIPS : MAKING SMALL TALK.		547
IN BRIEF.		312
IN THE SYSTEM; ITINS PAVE WAY FOR UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS.		794
IT'S ALL ON LINE TONIGHT; MASTER'S PLAYS FOR NAIA BERTH.		365
IT'S TIME TO ADMIT WORM'S PLAY HAS ALL OF US HOOKED.		824
JANICE LEE IS ELECTED TO CALABASAS COUNCIL.		379
KINGS VS. CALGARY.		76
LAKERS BOOM SONICS; L.A. WINS CLOSE ONE TO LEGITIMIZE STREAK : LAKERS 103 SEATTLE 100.		691
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: WITH HIS FEET UNDER HIM, FOX HAS TEAM FLYING.		508
LIVING WAGE LOOMS FOR COUNTY; SUPERVISORS EXPECTED TO SPLIT ON PLAN.		708
LONGTIME CURFEW FOE HAS NEW IDEA; EX-AIRPORT COMMISSIONER URGES LOOK AT OPTIONS.		585
MIKELS IN WASHINGTON TO LOBBY FOR BASES.		409
MILK PRICES PLUMMETING, U.S. REPORT STATES : LOWER RETAIL COSTS MAY NOT REACH CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS.		528
MORE FUN, LESS RISK; AUTO CLUB SUGGESTS TIPS FOR SUV OWNERS.	Statistical Data Included	982
MORE ROOM FOR FUN; PANEL WEIGHS EXPANSION OF SPORTS COMPLEX.		372
NEWS LITE : FIRST BABY DUE FOR AMY CARTER.		876
NOTES: HART HIGH SOFTBALL TOURNEY OPENS TODAY.		224
OFFICIALS TO REVIEW SCHOOL SITE PROPOSALS; LAND BROKERS OFFERING TO SELL CASTAIC PARCELS.		570
ONE MORE WIN AND IT'LL BE MADNESS; CSUN WOMEN IN BIG SKY FINAL : CSUN 83 NO. ARIZONA 68.		577
OVITZ ROMANCES; NFL HONCHO CHECKS OUT CARSON.		631
PARKS PANEL OKS CUT IN FEES FOR FILMMAKING.		383
PERSONNEL CUTS TO AFFECT STAFF AT EDWARDS.		318
PLENTY TO SNEEZE AT; DRY WINTER TRIGGERING ALLERGY MISERY.		757
PUBLIC FORUM : IS Y2K A PROBLEM FOR COMPUTERS, OR A HUMAN FREAKOUT?	Editorial	1995
RECYCLING BYPRODUCT; PLANT'S ACTIVITY ANNOYS NEIGHBORS.		606
RUNNER TARGETS `STEALTH KNIVES' : ASSEMBLYMAN WANTS WEAPONS SCAN DETECTABLE.		432
SHABBAT ACROSS AMERICA; OUTREACH DESIGNED TO HELP JEWS RECONNECT.		501
SINGLE-GAME TICKETS GO ON SALE FOR JETHAWKS 1999 SEASON.		399
SIX IS ENOUGH FOR QUALITY RACE.		733
SKUNK WORKS STRIKE DECISION POSTPONED.		178
SORDID, SEXY AND SATISFYING; NEW `CABARET' PRODUCTION SUCCEEDS WITH UNFLINCHING REALITY.	Theater Review	1310
STOCKS SURGE TO NEW RECORD.		330
T.O. MAY REPLACE SUV FOR USE BY CITY ATTORNEY.		167
TEACHERS WHO WANT JOBS PACK RECRUITING FAIR; VENTURA COUNTY OPENINGS LURE HUNDREDS.		441
TERRY POPS TO TOP OF NATION'S ELITE.		964
THE BUZZ : SPRINGSTEEN, E STREET BANDMATES REUNITING FOR TOUR.		590
THE CATS' MEOW; YOUNGSTERS SURVEY IMPACT OF FELINES.		683
THE DAY IN SPORTS: THE MASTER'S EDGES CLOSER TO NAIA SPOT.		554
USC VS. ARIZONA STATE.		71
X-33 LAUNCH SITE DEDICATED; FACILITY TO BE HOST TO SERIES OF LAUNCHES STARTING IN 2000.		396