Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 31, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] FOX TAMES WOLVES; FORWARD ANSWERS CRITICS, SCORES 30 : LAKERS 121 MINNESOTA 114.			771
`JAKE'S WOMEN' ATTRACTIVE; CONEJO PLAYERS DO NEIL SIMON PLAY.		Theater Review	468
54 SEIZED PETS UP FOR ADOPTION; DOGS, CATS REMOVED FROM COUPLE'S MOBILE HOME IN ACTON.			371
A SEA TOO SWOLLEN TO SURF IN; POUNDING WAVES PUMMEL PIER.			502
A.V. WINS IN SPITE OF FOUL WOES : A.V. 71 Q.H. 65.			399
AGELESS ENERGY; SENIORS NAME VOLUNTEER OF YEAR.			345
AUTO RATES COMPLY WITH PROP. 103, QUACKENBUSH SAYS.			290
BARGAINS : MILES OF TILES, SAVINGS A PERFECT FIT.			602
BASEBALL ROUNDUP: USC: JUST A BUNCH OF HOMERS.			453
BASKETBALL: BROWN'S 25 POINTS LEAD PEPPERDINE PAST ST. MARY'S.			276
BRIEFLY : DA'S OFFICE APPEALING DECISION TO FREE PRATT.			517
BRIEFLY : HOLDEN FIGHTS BACK ON FOOTBALL FRONT.			474
BRIEFLY : POLICE HOLD THREE, CITE SIX TRANSIENTS.			176
BRIEFLY : WALKER CRITICAL AFTER SKI ACCIDENT.			641
BRITTON PROVES HEADSTRONG FOR PALMDALE : PALMDALE 3 LANCASTER 0.			404
BRUINS GET 10TH DREAM TEAMER.			273
BURKE'S MOTIONS AIMED AT HIV TEST.			360
CANYONS COACHES PUTTING IN LONG HOURS; FOOTBALL, WOMEN'S SOCCER WILL HAVE SOME GOOD TALENT.			624
CLINTON'S JOB APPROVAL SOARING.			597
COUGAR CHASES MAN, PET HOME; ANIMALS START COMING CLOSER.			564
COUNCIL MEMBERS BACK GM SITE PLAN; VAN NUYS DEVELOPMENT LEASE PROPOSAL INCLUDES NEW POLICE, FIRE STATIONS.			383
CSUN HIRES PONCIANO; 14-YEAR VETERAN NOTED FOR HIS DEFENSES.			903
CSUN WANTS ONE MORE DANCE AT NAU.			574
DEFINING THE JUDICIARY'S ROLE; HAMILTON'S MANIFESTO SHOWS COURTS' JOB IS TO ACTIVELY PROTECT THE CONSTITUTION, NOT TO EXPAND IT.		Editorial	950
DESPITE JOLIE'S FEARLESS PERFORMANCE, `GIA' FALLS SHORT.		Television Program Review	536
DISASTER TRAINING COURSE OFFERED TO RESIDENTS.			158
FIGHT BACK : PLASTIC DEBIT CARD WORKS LIKE A CHECK.			560
FLICK OF FICK'S WRIST IS DEADLY; SOPHOMORE HAS SCORED 56 GOALS.			688
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	43
FORECLOSURES PLUNGE; SOUTHLAND EMERGING FROM FUNK.		Statistical Data Included	519
FOURTH QUARTER'S EXPANSION CLOSES '97 WITH A BOOM.		Statistical Data Included	658
FOX TAMES WOLVES; FORWARD ANSWERS CRITICS, SCORES 30 : LAKERS 121 MINNESOTA 114.			800
GARDENING : EURYOPS DAISY SHRUBS BRING DELIGHTFUL DOSE OF YELLOW.			842
GORE PUSHES SOLAR TAX CREDIT; OWNERS INSTALLING ENERGY-SAVING PANELS WOULD GET DEDUCTIONS.			427
GOVERNOR QUESTIONS BAR BAN ON SMOKE.			726
GRITTY VICTORY FOR S.F. : SAN FERNANDO 67 BIRMINGHAM 63.			439
GROUP SET TO FUND MATADORS FACILITY.		Statistical Data Included	399
HE SWEETENS WASHINGTON.			783
HERNANDEZ GETS BEHIND CLEAN LIVING; COUNCILMAN PUSHING FOR ZONES BARRING ALCOHOL SALES, ADS.			424
HILLS ARE ALIVE WITH FINE THEATER.		Theater Review	441
HINGIS HANDILY WINS 4TH MAJOR.			476
HOSPITAL'S DUMPING CRITICIZED; REPORT FAULTS OFFICIALS.			560
HYATT ADDS BALLROOM TO MEET HIGH DEMAND.			389
IN BRIEF.			275
IN END, THEY'RE SAME CLIPPERS : SAN ANTONIO 97 CLIPPERS 87.			606
IN THE HOLE; EXPANSION BITES INTO BAGEL BUSINESSES.			851
ISSA REPORTS MOST CASH IN SENATE RACE.			165
IWERKS CUTS 20 STAFFERS; CEO BLAMES CRISIS IN ASIA.			318
JAPANESE IMPORT IS DRIVEN; EXCHANGE STUDENT YOSHIDA IMPRESSES AT AVC WITH WORK ETHIC.			452
JUDGE TO RULE ON AIRPORT'S GROWTH.			382
JUST A MATTER OF TIME; LEARNING CLOCK REPAIR, WIDOWER EXPANDS ON WIFE'S BUSINESS.			1022
KINGS VS. CHICAGO.			153
KNIFE-WIELDING MAN ASKS POLICE TO SHOOT.			234
LEWINSKY PAL SAYS CLINTON CALLED INTERN.			811
LIBRARIES FACING CUTS IN STAFFING; COUNTY PLAN WOULD ALSO BOOST NUMBER OF BOOKS, HOURS OPEN.			441
LIFE'S A DRAG FOR DEFRANKS; TARZANA FAMILY IS CIRCUIT'S NO. 1 TEAM.			845
LOCAL NOTES: TENNIS REGISTRATION UNDER WAY.			476
MEDIA AWAIT LEWINSKY FLIGHT TO L.A.			174
NEWS & NOTES : SPICE GIRLS' PAY-PER-VIEW POWER.			322
NEWS LITE : `ER' STARS RECEIVE BIG BONUS CHECKS.			735
NOTES: 10 FREE-THROW CHAMPS MOVE TO NEXT LEVEL.			258
OBITUARIES : RAYMOND HARRIS.		Obituary	189
OBITUARY : LOIS KYFFIN.		Obituary	99
OBITUARY : THELMA H. WILSON.		Obituary	119
PARENTS CAMP ON CAMPUS; FAMILIES OUT EARLY TO PUT KIDS ON RIGHT TRACK.			661
PUBLIC FORUM : READERS OFFER ADVICE ON USING TAX MONEY.		Editorial	1389
RELIGION EVENTS.			595
SOIL CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATED AT PLANT 42; CHEMICAL TRACES HAVE AIR FORCE OFFICIALS CHECKING SIX SITES.			502
SPREWELL'S AGENT TESTIFIES.			222
STATE'S WATER FUTURE PEGGED ON PROGRESS; REPORT SAYS EFFORTS NEEDED TO KEEP PACE.			427
SURF UP, OVER; RAGING WAVES POUND COASTAL HOMES, ROADS.			862
T.O. TO TAKE LOOK AT LAW ON POT USE; NEW RULE WOULD SHUT CENTER.			520
TEEN ARRESTED AS TAGGING SUSPECT.			181
THE DAY IN PREPS : MOORPARK NEARING A NEW FRONTIER.			721
THEY ARE FAMILY; COC PLAYERS COME TOGETHER.			810
TOT SAFETY IMPROVED AT CHILDREN'S SHELTER.			337
USC VS. WASHINGTON STATE.			151
USC WOMEN SWIMMERS OUT TO MAKE SPLASH VS. STANFORD.			647
WESTLAKE OUTPLAYS SIMI BUT IS LEFT WITH TIE, TEARS : WESTLAKE 1 SIMI VALLEY 1.			393
XYLAN STOCK BOOSTED BY 4TH QUARTER.			214