Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 19, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
99 SAYS GOODBYE ON GARDEN STAGE; GRETZKY'S RETIREMENT MARKED BY EMOTIONAL CEREMONY : PITTSBURGH 2, N.Y. RANGERS 1.			735
ANALYSTS ANTICIPATE REPORT FROM ZIRCOM.		Statistical Data Included	450
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: VAUGHN IS READY.			333
ANGELS, SEATTLE BRAWL : SEATTLE 8, ANGELS 5.			637
ARGUMENTATIVE CO-WORKER MUST BE SET STRAIGHT.			789
BIG-SCREEN DETAIL QUALITY COMES HOME; WITH `BUG'S LIFE,' ANIMATION TECHNOLOGY REARS ITS WILY ANTENNAE AS NEVER BEFORE.			794
BRIEFLY : CITY ASKS RESIDENTS TO JOIN TRAIL CLEANUP.			41
BRIEFLY : GLENDALE BUSINESS RAVAGED BY BLAZE.			466
BRIEFLY : SELES SOLID IN FED CUP.			321
CITY BUDGET SET FOR REVIEW; $262 MILLION SPENDING PLAN HAS 48 NEW PROGRAMS.			466
CLIPPERS CAN'T STOP VAN EXEL : DENVER 103, CLIPPERS 101.			391
COLLEGE BASEBALL: USC OVERCOMES SEVEN-RUN DEFICIT.			112
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			223
CSUN NOTEBOOK: STADIUM REPORT IS FINISHED, BUT WHO GETS IT NOW? : FINAL SAY ON CSUN SITE IS UP IN AIR.			608
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	395
DAVIS JOINS RALLY FOR NAZIS' VICTIMS; HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCES TO CONTINUE.			264
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BLISTER BLIGHT HITS PITCHING STAFF.			656
DODGERS THROW IT AWAY : SAN DIEGO 4, DODGERS 3.			630
DOLLARS & SENSE : COMPANY SPOTLIGHT.			300
DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE 10,000; WHY SUCH A BIG NUMBER MEANS SO LITTLE TO SO MANY.		Statistical Data Included	1047
EDITORIAL : CLEAN IT UP; CANDIDATES IN THE 7TH DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL RUNOFF RACE SHOULD PLAY FAIR, GET REAL.		Editorial	296
EDITORIAL : PARTY DOWN, GLENDALE.		Editorial	116
EDITORIAL : THE PRICE OF WAR.		Editorial	395
FANS PICK BEST AND WORST OF ALL TIME.			1134
FILM WORKERS RALLY TO KEEP PRODUCTION HERE IN CALIFORNIA.			644
FINANCE CLASS HELPS PEOPLE SAVE FOR FUTURE.			381
FORCED LABOR USED FOR GRAVES; KOSOVARS BURYING OWN, NATO SAYS.			930
GLENDALE FIREFIGHTERS RECEIVE TRAINING AS PARAMEDICS.			554
INSTRUCTOR LEAVES PUPILS IN STITCHES; CLASS PINNED ON RAG TRADE.			834
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: CAN LAKERS COME TO OWN DEFENSE?			675
LIFE IN THE FASTLANE : WHEEL DEALS.			187
METROLINK RAIL REFURBISHMENT NEARLY FINISHED; DISRUPTIONS EXPECTED TILL JUNE.			430
MT. SAC RELAYS: JONES WINS HEATED 400.			444
NATION'S BOX OFFICE SPRINGS TO `LIFE'; COMEDY KNOCKS OFF `MATRIX,' NOTCHES RECORD OPENING FOR APRIL.			581
NEWS LITE : BLIND CHILDREN GESTURE AS OFTEN AS OTHERS, DATA SHOW.			941
NFL OWNERS SET TO PICK COLISEUM.			910
NOVA NOUVEAU; CAR REVIVAL ENTERS ITS FINAL LAP.			803
OAKS TOWER OVER STUMBLING JETHAWKS : VISALIA 13, JETHAWKS 2.			530
OUTFOXING FATE; EXPERTS TO PLAN WAYS TO HELP SAVE THREATENED SPECIES.			278
POLE SITTER: KANAAN GETS CRASH-COURSE LESSON.			328
PREP FOCUS: BAILEY READY, WAITING.			284
PUBLIC FORUM : VALDOVIONOS A ROLE MODEL.		Editorial	969
REAGAN LIBRARY HOST OF KITE FLYING FESTIVAL.			529
RIGHT ON TARGET; MONTOYA VICTORY GIVES GANASSI FOURTH IN A ROW.			1216
RIORDAN A HIT FOR LMU : LMU 6, PEPPERDINE 5.			511
ROBINSON'S FUTURE MURKY : ST. LOUIS 3, KINGS 2.			497
SANS DIRECTOR, MOVIE IS ONE ANGEL SHORT OF A FULL TRIO.			707
SEX TWICE A WEEK FOUND GOOD FOR IMMUNE SYSTEM.		Statistical Data Included	351
SOUTHLAND WILL BEAT HEAT; TEMPERATURES DUE TO COOL - FOR NOW.		Statistical Data Included	331
SUNDAYS BRING FOOD, FAITH; VOLUNTEERS FEED HOMELESS MONTHLY AT HANSEN DAM.			865
TASK FORCE HELPS BREAK GANG HOLD.			713
U.S. CHAMPS! MOORPARK HIGH WINS ACADEMIC DECATHLON.			1109
VILLAGE OF HOMES WILL REPLACE DORM.			563
WAGING THE WAR AGAINST TB: HEALTH WORKERS KEEP ON FIGHTING DEADLY MALADY.		Statistical Data Included	1498
WYMAN WEIGHS RUN FOR ASSEMBLY SEAT.			533
X-33 PROGRAM JUMPS HURDLE; FUEL TANK FLAW POSED TECHNICAL PROBLEM.			416
YESTERDAY IN L.A. : FIRST TO BE `WORLD'S FASTEST HUMAN'.			410
YOUNG PEOPLE FOCUS FOR YEAR'S AMERICAWALK.			344
YOUTH CLUB DIRECTOR FLUENT IN LANGUAGE OF HELPING KIDS.			721