Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 10, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] KINGS END SKID WITH SOLID EFFORT : KINGS 2 WASHINGTON 1.			637
`MISSING LINK' BONES TURN UP IN S. AFRICA.			935
4 ARTICLES CONDEMN CLINTON; GOP OUTLINES CASE FOR IMPEACHMENT.			782
A BOAT IN TROUBLE, A MAYDAY CALL AND WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THAT.			1152
A LA CARTE : AND THE SEASON BEGINS.			560
ACT ANNOUNCES PRODUCT RESELL AGREEMENT WITH FORE SYSTEMS.			266
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: DODGERS BRASS MEETS WITH BROWN.			501
BCS SYSTEM PROVES, WELL, NOTHING MUCH.			1062
BOEING TO PRODUCE 50 717 JETLINERS FOR TWA.			295
BOYS' BASKETBALL: VALENCIA CONFIDENT IT CAN MAKE UP FOR KEY LOSSES.			616
BRIEFLY : JUDGE BANS FATHER FROM SEEING MOCEANU.			452
BRIEFLY : WORKER DIES IN FALL AT RESERVOIR PROJECT.			669
BUSIER BORCHARD WEIGHED; ROAD STUDY TO EVALUATE 16,000 DAILY TRIPS ON T.O. ROUTE.			858
CARJACKING STORY WAS CONCOCTED, AUTHORITIES SAY.			505
CITY COUNCIL FORMS PANEL TO OVERSEE PARK SPACE; PLAN CREATES FUNDING TO BUY, KEEP UP SITES.			313
CITY COUNCIL TO PURSUE AFFORDABLE HOUSING GRANT.			387
CITY TO PAY $1.05 MILLION IN OFFICER'S SEX ATTACKS.			224
CLU NOTEBOOK: SLIMAK'S TEAM IN FULL SWING.			681
COME ON IN; RESIDENTS TOUR CHILD CENTER FACILITY.			720
COOL SCRATCHER; LOCAL ARTIST'S WORK ADORNS LOTTERY TICKET.			613
COUNCIL RACE FIELD AT 5 IN SAN FERNANDO.			163
COUNTERFEIT COUTURE; DISCOUNT DIVA SHARES BARGAIN-HUNTING STRATEGY.			1774
COUPLE STILL LOOKING FOR PEAKS IN RETIREMENT.			812
COURT OKS TOBACCO SETTLEMENT.			122
DAY IN SPORTS: COC IS TOO MUCH FOR AVC.			344
DEVELOPER OKS SCHOOL FUNDS; FIRM TO PAY $42 MILLION TOWARD 3 NEW MOORPARK CAMPUSES.			615
DIVAS KEEP THEIR 50-50 BARGAIN.			529
DUCKS SETTLE FOR DRAW : DUCKS 4 VANCOUVER 4.			570
EDITORIAL : HUMAN RIGHTS MILESTONE; U.N. DECLARATION IS 50 YEARS OLD.		Editorial	281
EDITORIAL : TIME TO TAKE A STAND; L.A. SCHOOLS CHIEF MUST FORCE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO DEVOTE MORE RESOURCES TO CLASSROOMS, WHILE OUTSIDERS WORK ON OUSTING FOUR MEMBERS UP FOR RE-ELECTION NEXT YEAR.		Editorial	514
FAILING KIDS WON'T MOVE UP AT SCHOOL; SOCIAL PROMOTION UNDER FIRE.			556
FOOTBALL NOTES: BANNING SHOULD PAY HEED TO HISTORY.			1086
FOR THOSE AIDED BY GROUP, LITTLE THINGS COUNT MOST.			423
GET A KICK OUT OF...ROCKETTES-STYLE CHRISTMAS.			650
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: VALENCIA TRYING TO TAKE NEXT STEP.			394
GIRLS' SOCCER PREVIEW: SURPRISE: HART TO BE GOOD AGAIN : WITH MISAKI, INDIANS HARD TO BEAT.			1200
GUSTS PUSH BLAZE IN GLENDALE.			380
HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS: PERFECT OUTDOORS PRESENTS : A TIDY LIST FOR THE ADVENTURIST.			720
HOMELESS CENTER, CHURCH SPAR OVER TENANTS' OUSTER.			597
HOTEL OCCUPANCY RATES RISE AGAIN, SURVEY SAYS.		Statistical Data Included	241
IN BRIEF.			331
JC FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: COC FADES AT THE WIRE : BOWL POINTS UP WEAKNESSES.			847
KIDNAP TALE FALSE, DEPUTIES CONCLUDE.			470
KIDS LEARN, TEACH FUN OF NEWSPAPERS.			703
KINGS END SKID WITH SOLID EFFORT : KINGS 2 WASHINGTON 1.			645
KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS' LEIWEKE ASKS FANS TO RIDE OUT THE STORM.			466
L.A. TIMES TO CUT MORE JOBS IN WAKE OF DIMINISHING PROFITS.			335
LANCASTER TO USE GRANT FUNDS FOR FAIRGROUNDS.			358
LAPD LABORATORY PASSES TESTING; FACILITY FAULTED IN MURDER TRIAL OF O.J. SIMPSON.			344
LAUSD LEADERS WARY OF REFORMERS.			495
LIMIT BOND ISSUE, PANEL URGES; REPORT SAYS $500 MILLION ENOUGH FOR TOP POLICE-FIRE PROJECTS.			359
LITTON CLAIMS BIG VICTORY IN BATTLE WITH HONEYWELL.			282
LONGTIME LIEUTENANT TO FILL POST; PIGOTT SET TO REPLACE ARANDA.			363
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF PALMDALE RAPE; FACES 25 YEARS.			355
MARIAH CAREY ISSUES CALL TO MILITARY FOR BASE VIDEO.			399
MOM-AND-POP CAR DEALERS FACING TOUGH COMPETITION.		Statistical Data Included	357
NEWS LITE : WILL RAPPER CHANGE HIS TUNE ON POLICE?			907
OFFICER STARTS FUND FOR BURIAL OF CHILD.			369
PANELIST TO WEIGH FIRING POWER; REFORM COMMISSIONS SEEK CHARTER CONSENSUS.			362
PARACLETE DEFENSE READY AND WAITING.			732
PARKING OK'D FOR SOCCER FANS.			247
PENALTY-KILLING ERRATIC : DUCKS 4 VANCOUVER 4.			433
PREP BASKETBALL: DESPITE INJURIES, T.O. HAS `W'S.			612
PREP BASKETBALL: Q.H. IS UNCERTAIN NO LONGER.			313
PREP FOOTBALL: SHEASLEY WANTS A PERFECT ENDING.			489
PREP FOOTBALL: THOUSAND OAKS' COBOS NAMED MOST VALUABLE IN MARMONTE LEAGUE.			479
PRESIDENTS CUP HAS HIS VOTE.			944
PROGRAM TO PUSH JOBS IN PACOIMA.			430
PUBLIC FORUM : PARENTS PUTTING TOO MUCH PRESSURE ON KIDS.		Editorial	1617
RESIDENTS FORUM SETUP CHANGED TO INCLUDE ALL T.O. COUNCIL MEMBERS.			240
SANTA ANA SPELL; STIRRING US UP; ILL WIND CUTS SWATHE IN PSYCHES.			810
SANTA CLARITA RELENTS ON HOMES; CITY DROPS WESTRIDGE CHALLENGE, WILL PURSUE IMPROVEMENTS.			652
SC NOTEBOOK: CLAIBORNE NAMED ALL-AMERICAN.			419
SCHOOL GYM FLOOR SLATED FOR OVERHAUL; SIMILAR PROBLEM FORCED REPAIRS IN '94.			459
SCHOOLCHILDREN'S CHOIR BOOKED UP FOR HOLIDAYS.			511
SCOPES LOSES BID FOR TRIAL.			197
SEAGRAM SCROOGE? UNIVERSAL-POLYGRAM DEAL TO COST JOBS.			387
SOCCER OFFICIAL CRIES FOUL OVER SOFTBALL PROJECT.			295
SPACECRAFT SET FOR PALMDALE; BOEING SELECTS AREA PLANT FOR PROGRAM TO CUT LAUNCHING COSTS.			386
STRIPPERS SUE CLUBS OVER WORK STATUS.			278
TOUGH LOVE; INTERIM AD JANKOVICH WILL MAKE HIS PRESENCE FELT AT CSUN.			2179
TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY; UNIVERSITY CELEBRATES SWEDISH CUSTOMS.			502
TROJANS ARRIVE LATE IN VICTORY : USC 79 LMU 43.			558
TRUCK'S LOAD SPILLS AT BRIDGE.			223
U.S. FUNDS REQUESTED FOR DEPOT; FILLMORE GROUP WANTS TO RESTORE OLD RAIL STATION.			477
UCLA NOTEBOOK: VALLEY BRUINS HONORED.			156
UCLA NOTEBOOK: YOUNG READY TO RUN AND GUN.			443
UCLA'S TOLEDO HAS COLLISION WITH REALITY.			885
UPN, WB TRYING TO SHAKE THINGS UP.			369
VALENCIA HIGH FROSH BASEBALL COACH MOURNED.		Obituary	436
VALLEY VOTE THREATENS SUIT OVER STUDY FEE.			990
VESSEL ASSIST ASSOCIATION IS BOATER'S AUTO CLUB.			418
VOTE ON EROSION REPORT DELAYED; PANEL SEEKS DATA ON PLAN.			393
WARMTH CONTROL; WET SUITS ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT IN WINTER SURF.			1035
WARNER CENTER PLAN AFOOT; COMPANY PROPOSING 9-BUILDING COMPLEX OF OFFICES, RESTAURANTS ON SITE OF PRUDENTIAL.			766
WHAT'S IN A NAME?; FOR TAFT RUNNING BACK MARQUIS BRIGNAC, IT'S PLENTY.			911
WINDS KNOCK OUT POWER IN AREA.			695
WINDS WHIP AREA, SPARKING BOTTLENECKS, OUTAGES.			243
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: POOR START TOO MUCH FOR CSUN : PEPP. 90 CSUN 86.			251