Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 3, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS DRIVE IN FREEWAY STYLE : DODGERS 8 ANGELS 1.			628
ACTON MAN DIES IN AUTO CRASH.			239
ALMOST A GREAT MOMENT.			808
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLLINS CHOOSES `EVERYDAY' SHEETS.			503
APPLICANTS WANTED FOR PARKING PANEL.			256
BARGAINS : SEW UP DESIGNER FABRIC SAVINGS.			614
BELGRADE BURNS; MISSILES RAIN ON GOVERNMENT TARGETS.			948
BLOCKBUSTER MEMORIES; LEGO FANS RECALL THEIR GREATEST CREATIONS.			681
BRIEFLY : COMPANY GIVES PLEA IN OSCAR TICKET CASE.			228
BRIEFLY : COURIER, MARTIN PUT U.S. UP 2-0.			407
BRIEFLY : TRIAL SLATED FOR TEEN SUSPECT IN SLAYING.			217
BULLETIN BOARD.			144
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OPPOSES OVERTIME PLAN.			324
BUSY SOFTBALL TEAM NEEDS REST; COACH WANTS TO AVOID BURNOUT.			587
CITY CONTROLLER SEEKS REVIEW OF TICKET COLLECTIONS.			483
CLIPPERS VS. SAN ANTONIO.			118
CONDO OWNERS DUMP GROUP; LE PARC RESIDENTS SEEK TO PREVENT $6.6 MILLION COLLECTION.			495
DAILY NEWS GIRLS' WATER POLO ALL-AREA TEAM : PLAYER OF THE YEAR.			583
DAILY NEWS WRESTLING ALL-AREA TEAM : WRESTLER OF THE YEAR.			542
DIGITAL L.A. : COMMUNITY IS WAY IN ON THE WEB.			1586
DOCTOR, STAFF DENY ABUSING PATIENT AT EXAM : EMPLOYEES TESTIFY IN LAWSUIT THAT PATIENT DIDN'T COMPLAIN OF HAVING ANY DISCOMFORT.			387
DODGERS DRIVE IN FREEWAY STYLE : DODGERS 8 ANGELS 1.			623
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ALL EYES ON HUNDLEY FOR OPENING DAY.			532
EASTER CELEBRATION EXPECTED TO DRAW THOUSANDS TO CSUN.			309
FANS WILD FOR WINNING WEINER; DODGER DOG TOPS SURVEY OF MAJOR LEAGUE BALLPARK HOT DOG EATERS.		Statistical Data Included	515
FARM PANEL UNDERSTAFFED; GRAND JURY REPORT CALLS FOR MORE INSPECTORS, BETTER PAY.			462
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	26
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	41
GARDENING : SAY `GRACIAS' FOR NATIVE PLANTS.			647
GLENDALE COLLEGE SCORES NEW GOLF FACILITIES.			576
GREAT EXPECTATIONS; WESTLAKE'S JANSON BUILDING TOWARD BRIGHT FUTURE.			578
HART PARK'S POLE BARN WILL BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY.			312
HIP TO BE SQUARE; IN AGE-OLD PRACTICE OF MOSAIC, TABLES, FLOORS BECOME ARTWORKS.			1079
HOT TIPS : IT'S ABOUT TIME ...			509
IN BRIEF.			458
INMATE SET TO BE ARRAIGNED IN ESCAPE.			244
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: YOUNT'S INDUCTION INTO HALL TOUCHES SLATON.			487
JOBLESS RATE HITS 29-YEAR LOW POINT : EVEN HIGH-SCHOOL DROPOUTS SEE GAIN.		Statistical Data Included	347
JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD: AWARD GOES TO BRAND.			464
JUDGE TO DECIDE WHETHER TO TRY SHERIFF'S DEPUTY : PRESCRIPTION FORGERIES ALLEGED.			499
KILLER BEES SPOTTED IN TWO VALLEY SITES.			266
KINGS VS. NASHVILLE.			174
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: O'NEAL SITS, STEWS.			548
LATINO EXHIBIT; ART SHOW PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY.			659
LEST WE FORGET; FOR VETERAN, PATRIOTISM MORE THAN FIREWORKS.			533
LIBRARY WILL HOST FREE TAX SEMINARS.			119
LIGHTNING STRIKES CUT POWER TO 2,000 IN VALLEY AS STORM RUSHES THROUGH.			357
LOCKHEED TO SELL HISTORIC BURBANK BIRTH SITE.			358
MACHINERY KEEPS LAPD SITE RATTLED.			440
MAHONY DECRIES DEATH PENALTY.			476
MALL, CHURCHES GIVE EASTER TREATS.			561
MINORITY ADMISSIONS REBOUND AT UC SITES.		Statistical Data Included	543
MOORPARK PARKS PANELISTS TO WEIGH FUNDING REQUESTS.			382
NEW POLE IS WORTH THE PRICE FOR CANYON; MORGAN BREAKS 20-YEAR SCHOOL RECORD IN VAULT, JUMPS 13-8.			650
NEWS LITE : SEASONAL SCIENCE; GROUNDBREAKING WORK ON PEEPS.			693
NHL ROUNDUP: DUCKS CLINCH PLAYOFF SPOT.			414
NOT THE USUAL GRIND; VALLEY RESIDENT USES BEAN TO BREAK INTO BIZ.			480
OFFICIALS ALLEGE CLERK EMBEZZLED PAYMENTS.			173
PLANS SCRAPPED FOR PRACTICE FIELD.			512
PORT DISTRICT GM QUITS; OFFICIALS GIVE NO REASON.			172
PUBLIC FORUM : SEEING BOND MEASURE FROM TWO SIDES MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO APPROVE.		Editorial	1475
RACEWAY PERMIT DECISION DELAYED WHILE OFFICIALS AWAIT SCHEDULE.			373
RICE WILL SUFFICE; A 23-POINT NIGHT ICED BY KEY SHOT : LAKERS 91 PHOENIX 90.			740
ROBERTS GETS TRANSIT POST; LANCASTER MAYOR WANTS SMALL CITIES TO GET FAIR FUNDING SHARE.			430
RUSSIAN BOY FINDS HOPE IN VALLEY.			1038
SC FOOTBALL: THOMAS WON'T RECEIVE RELEASE UNTIL NEXT WEEK.			368
SCHOOL PANELIST WANTS STATE PLUGGED IN; SACRAMENTO CONTROL SOUGHT FOR CONSTRUCTION.			783
SEELEY FINDS TIME; COWBOYS JUNIOR WORKS TENNIS IN AMONG NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES.			504
SENIORS CAN WIN LOW-COST RENTALS.			99
SEX, LINES AND (LACK OF) VIDEOTAPE.			930
SMART ALLECS; BASEBALL BONDS FATHER, SON.			644
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CHAMINADE'S HYNICK THROWS NO-HITTER.			530
THE EXODUS; NEIGHBOR COUNTRIES SWELLING WITH THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES.			978
TRAFFIC FEARS RAISED; CONCERNS MAY KILL PROJECT IN GLENDALE.			380
USC LEAVES CSUN FEELING WOOZY : USC 17-7 CSUN 9-6.			510
VETERAN TIES A YELLOW RIBBON; CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR AMERICAN MILITARY PERSONNEL IN SERBIA.			276
VIGIL HELD FOR POWS; SOLDIER'S FAMILY JOINS WELL-WISHERS.			988
WAR PUTS EXTRA EMPHASIS ON EASTER SERMONS' MESSAGE OF HOPE.			752