Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 9, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`HEART' AND MIND; SCHOOL WINS ACADEMIC DECATHLON.			446
100-POUND STASH; POT, GUNS SEIZED AT UPSCALE HOME.		Statistical Data Included	417
A KUBRICK ODYSSEY; MAVERICK'S FILM LEGACY LIMITED YET OVERPOWERING.			1031
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: FINLEY'S MRI SHOWS ONLY MUSCLE STRAIN.			419
ASSAILANT MAY RECEIVE LIFE TERM.			250
AT 85, SHE KEEPS ON GIVING.			572
BASEBALL BEAT: YOUNG VALENCIA BASEBALL TEAM MATURING QUICKLY : EARLY-SEASON PITCHING CARRIES TEAM.			478
BASEBALL PREVIEW: PALMDALE ARMED : H & H BOYS WILL BE KEY TO FALCONS' SUCCESS.			590
BASEBALL PREVIEW: SKILLED LABOR : NEWBURY PARK HAS THE PLAYERS AND WORK ETHIC TO SUCCEED.			600
BATTLE OF BRAINPOWER; STUDIOUS TEEN-AGERS WIN CHEERS.			608
BILL WOULD CURB ATTORNEY PRIVILEGE.			253
BRAND LEADS ELITE.			517
BRIEFLY : `LET'S MAKE A DEAL' CO-CREATOR, 78, DIES.			547
BRIEFLY : ABDUCTION SUSPECT LOCATED VIA WEB TIP.			182
BRIEFLY : HOWLAND BECOMES NEW PITTSBURGH COACH.			263
BRIEFLY : SKUNK WORKS UNION TO DISCUSS CONTRACT.			188
BRIEFLY : UTILITY WORK TO SHUT STREET IN GLENDALE.			115
BURBANK CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE ON SELLING LAND FOR DISTRICT HQ.			332
BUS RIDERS WIN BIG; MTA GIVEN DEADLINE TO EXPAND FLEET.		Statistical Data Included	822
CAN DETROIT KEEP UCLA IN FIRST GEAR?			541
CARJACK RESULTS IN LIFE TERM.			177
CHATTER: FORMAT TIED UP.			562
COMING ATTRACTIONS; DUKE OFFERS A DEVIL OF A CHALLENGE.			625
CONCESSIONS OFFERED ON COLLEGE PARK; REVISED PLAN MAY NOT SWAY PALMDALE COUNCIL.			395
COUNCIL TO LOOK AT LANG CREEK DAM CONSULTANT; ALTERNATIVES SOUGHT FOR PROJECT THAT WOULD COST 47 OAK TREES.			488
COUNCIL TO VOTE ON BUILDING DELAY.			378
CYA ADMINISTRATOR MOVED.			219
DART KEEPING MIDLER BUSY ON STAGE AND SCREEN.			750
DAUGHTER DISPLAYS SPIRIT OF SLAIN DAD, SEEKS CLOSURE.			1212
DAY IN PREPS: QB CASSEL PICKS USC.			210
DEFICIT SMALLER THAN FIRST FORECAST.			286
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CENTER-FIELD COLLISION A SETBACK.			430
EDITORIAL : EMPOWERMENT ZONE; PACOIMA AND THE NORTHEAST VALLEY LEAD AREA IN SIGNATURES SEEKING SECESSION STUDY.		Editorial	528
EDITORIAL : GRACE AND CLASS; JOE DIMAGGIO LIVED THE ALL-AMERICAN LIFE AND SHOULD SERVE AS A MODEL FOR TODAY'S ATHLETES AND YOUNGSTERS.		Editorial	383
ELECTRONIC CHIRPS KEEP BIRDS AWAY.			201
FEDERAL REGULATORS, INTEL OK SETTLEMENT.			286
FHS EARNINGS DOWN IN 1998.			123
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	55
GOLDMAN SACHS GOING PUBLIC; CO-CEO TO LEAVE.			453
GRANT AND GLENDALE SURPRISE OTHER TEAMS.			561
GREER MAKES GOOD; CSUN GUARD REFUSES TO FAIL.			693
H.-W. GIRLS SET TO TRAVEL.			157
HERE'S TO YOU, JOLTIN' JOE; BASEBALL GREAT A STAR ON FIELD, IN LIFE.		Obituary	853
HIGH HOPES FOR HIGH END; MERCEDES LOOKING TO DOUBLE LINE'S SALES.			306
HILL TOP COUNTRY AWARD NOMINEE.			465
IN BRIEF.			338
INJURIES PUT SPOTLIGHT ON GANGS.			269
INSPECTOR GENERAL ISSUE UNRESOLVED; CONFIDENTIALITY DEBATE GOES ON.			618
JOLTIN' JOE'S GONE AWAY; BASEBALL LEGEND DIES IN FLA. AT 84.		Obituary	1064
JOLTING JOE WAS A MAN OF MYSTERY.		Obituary	678
JUSTICES SPURN BID TO TOSS OUT LAWSUIT IN FREE-SPEECH CASE.			636
KINGS NOTEBOOK: TAYLOR SAYS TRADES POSSIBLE.			470
KINGS SELF-DESTRUCT AS DUCKS MOVE AHEAD.			1037
L.A. LOOKS GOOD IN BAD DRIVERS.		Statistical Data Included	901
L.A. NATIVE TO TAKE OVER AT MOCA.			227
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: INJURY CLOUDS TRADE TALK.			603
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			1060
MAN TERMED SUICIDAL; ARGUMENTS UNDER WAY IN SLAYING TRIAL.			751
MIND OVER MATTER; PERSONAL TRAINER REBUILDS LIFE AFTER SKYDIVING ACCIDENT.			725
NEWS & NOTE : NBC'S `WILL & GRACE' SLIDES INTO ENVIED THURSDAY NIGHT SLOT.			383
NEWS LITE : FIVE BOOKS CAN ADD CRITICS CIRCLE BLURBS.			821
NOMINEES RELAX AT OSCAR NOSH.			898
NORTH HOLLYWOOD MAN STABBED TO DEATH IN FRONT OF HIS GIRLFRIEND.			669
OFFICIALS SCRUTINIZE FOUND SKULL; IDENTIFICATION COULD HELP CLEAR UP UNSOLVED CRIME.			232
OFFICIALS WEIGH MEDICAL-SPECIMEN LAW; BURBANK COUNCIL TO CONSIDER MEASURE FOR SAFEGUARDING SUPPLIES.			537
PLAYERS RUE PASSING OF `YANKEE CLIPPER'.		Obituary	526
PROP. BB WORK TO BE ALL-UNION? LAUSD PLAN WILL RAISE COSTS, OPPONENTS SAY.			624
PUBLIC FORUM : RETURN THE SHRINE.		Editorial	1805
RETIRED PRINCIPAL STRASBURG DIES.		Obituary	595
RHYTHM 'N' ROOTS; LAURYN HILL MIXES STYLES IN LIVELY SHOW.			408
ROAD BLOCK; WOLVERINES ARE NO. 1, BUT MISSION LEAGUE IS STRONG.			778
RUECKERT'S RUN ENDS.			142
SCHOOLS SET CODE FOR STAFF CLOTHING.			457
SMALL SCHOOLS: BETHEL HAS WORK CUT OUT.			246
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: AGOURA GETS A FRESH START : NEW-LOOK PANTHERS HOPEFUL.			530
STEPS MAY KEEP CAR DEALERS IN GLENDALE.			486
SUMMERWIND'S PTA PLAYING HOST TO SPRING CARNIVAL.			358
SWIMMING PREVIEW: HART IS IN THE SWIM : RELAY TEAM READY.			508
T.O. HOSTS ECR.			919
T.O. MAY BUY HEART MACHINES.			322
TEACHERS' PAY FORECAST TO RISE IN MOORPARK; BOARD EXPECTED TO APPROVE 3.8 PERCENT INCREASE TONIGHT.			249
TENNIS PREVIEW: WESTLAKE EXPECTED TO STAY ON TOP : BUT THOUSAND OAKS WILL GIVE WARRIORS STIFF COMPETITION IN LEAGUE PLAY.			481
THE MASTER'S: DESPITE UPSET, MASTER'S WOMEN CONFIDENT OF BERTH.			506
THIS WALK-ON IS RIGHT ON; UCLA'S FARNHAM FEELS HE'S MORE THAN JUST A `RUDY' STORY.			712
THIS WEEK.			455
THIS WEEK.			321
THREE CAMPUSES SEEK PRESIDENTS; OFFICIALS SEE REASON FOR OPTIMISM COLLEGE DISTRICT HOPES TO MAKE THE MOST OF OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANGE.			542
TROJANS COME CLEAN, BID WAS A SURPRISE.			530
TUMULT FOR TURBODYNE; STOCKS PLUMMET; ARBITRATION RULING TO COST MORE THAN $6 MILLION.			402
TURMOIL CALLED NO DANGER; CHANGES WON'T HURT MENTAL CARE, OFFICIAL SAYS.			440
UCLA NOTEBOOK: YOUNG'S HIP INJURY PLAGUES BRUINS.			665
USC NOTEBOOK: PETROFF TO HANDLE PAPERWORK.			398
VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW: HIGHLAND STARTS YEAR AS HUNTER, NOT HUNTED.			554
WRESTLING: GARFINKEL'S DREAM SEASON CONTINUES.			602