Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 14, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DUCKS AT LOW: FALL TO FLAMES : CALGARY 2 DUCKS 1.			450
3 CRASHES IN 1 HOUR INJURE 6 OFFICERS, 3 OTHERS.			285
A WOMAN'S DILEMMA; REMOVAL OF HEALTHY BREASTS REDUCES CANCER RISK 90%.		Statistical Data Included	947
ACADEMY DOING THINGS ITS WAY.			635
BASEBALL: EX-PRO TRIES FOR PATIENCE : VALENCIA'S SNYDER LOVES TEACHING KIDS.			473
BASKETBALL BEAT: ANTELOPE VALLEY CONTINUES TO STRUGGLE.			654
BASKETBALL BEAT: SAUGUS GIRLS' TEAM MAKES A TURNAROUND.			600
BOYS' SOCCER: SIMI VALLEY SENIOR IS STOPPER, NOT TALKER.			574
BRAZIL Q & A.			730
BRIEFLY : IOC WILL NOT PUNISH UTAH ORGANIZATION.			466
BRIEFLY : PALMDALE ELKS PLAN ANNUAL CHARITY BASH.			171
BRIEFLY : SHERMAN TO TACKLE POLICIES IN NEW ROLE.			190
BRIEFLY : SIMPSON ITEMS SET FOR AUCTION BLOCK.			347
CAL LUTHERAN NOTEBOOK: KINGSMEN LIKE THIS POST OFFICE : THOUGH YOUNG, MUTH AND SEALS IMPRESSIVE.			615
CAMARILLO COMPANY BOSS DIES IN WORKPLACE SHOOTING.			789
CARDINAL BETTER AFTER INJURIES?			871
CAT BURGLAR PROWLING IN ENCINO HILLS HOMES.			849
CHARTER PANELISTS SPURN DEAL; APPOINTED COMMISSION DECLINES COMPROMISE.			577
CITY BOYS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW: SYLMAR TALENT OVERWHELMING.			697
CITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PREVIEW: LACK OF COMPETITION : CITY SECTION POWERS NEED MORE LEAGUE CHALLENGES.			580
CITY WAGING WAR ON GUNS; MAKERS COULD FACE LAWSUITS.			598
COUNCIL BACKS MAKING BRIDGE, THOROUGHFARE DISTRICT.			336
COUNCIL BACKS MAYOR'S PLANNING PANEL NOMINEE.			454
DAS BOOT SHOULD FIT DAS FOOT.			386
DOCTORS URGE OTHER OPTIONS FOR WOMEN.		Statistical Data Included	346
DUCKS AT LOW: FALL TO FLAMES : CALGARY 2 DUCKS 1.			467
EDITORIAL : BEWARE THE BUZZ; AFTER YEARS OF HOLLYWOOD-TYPE HYPE, THE `KILLER BEES' HAVE ARRIVED IN LOS ANGELES AND THEY'RE READY FOR A CLOSE-UP.		Editorial	294
EDITORIAL FREE FALLING? SCHOOL BREAKUP GROUP MUST PICK UP THE PACE TO MAKE AN IMPACT.		Editorial	593
FLY GIRL; `TONGUE OF A BIRD' PLAYWRIGHT SOARS.			1842
FOOTHILL BOYS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW: GETTING TO HART OF FOOTHILL MATTER : WITH INDIANS DOWN, LEAGUE RACE IS WIDE OPEN.			519
FORD LIKES A CHALLENGE; NEW COACH RELISHES UNDERDOG ROLE.			665
FOREST AREA IN SLOW BURN; OFFICIALS KICK OFF PLAN TO REDUCE OLD GROWTH.			420
GARCIN BOWS OUT OF NEW CAMPAIGN.			250
GETTING CREATIVE AT SCHOOL; TEEN-AGE PUBLISHERS TO SHOW OFF MAGAZINE.			510
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: AGUINAGA, BLUMFIELD SPARK ECR WIN.			377
GODINEZ ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.			548
IN BRIEF.			323
IN COMFORTABLE CHAIR, MIDDLE AGE MAY NOT BE AWFUL.		Editorial	619
INDUSTRIAL ZONE DRAWS TOOL FIRM.			305
INSURANCE AGENT HELD IN FRAUD INVESTIGATION.			174
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: PITCHERS COULD GET A CHANCE AT MAJORS : MARTE, SPENCER SEEM LIKELY CANDIDATES.			682
KIDS ON FIELD TRIP GET STOOD UP WHEN COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL IN SICK.			415
KINGS VS. CALGARY.			94
L.A. URGED TO SEEK MTA FUNDS.			176
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: CAMPBELL STUCK IN TRADE WINDS.			633
LANCASTER OKS HOLD ON CONSTRUCTION; CITY TO REVIEW APARTMENT NEEDS.			394
LANDMARK BRINGING CIRCUS TO SOUTHLAND TRIBAL CASINO.			344
LOS ANGELES LOSES OUT ON EMPOWERMENT ZONE.			245
MARKETS BOUNCE; DOW DOWN 125 ON NEWS OF BRAZIL DEVALUING CURRENCY.			362
MASTER'S FIRST: WOMEN'S TEAM REACHES TOP 25.			75
MAYOR BEGINS CAMPAIGN FOR POLICE, FIRE UPGRADES.			534
MICHAEL JUST WANTS TO BE LIKE YOU AND ME.			951
MONROE AND RESEDA DRAW IN VALLEY PAC-8 SHOWDOWN : MONROE 0 RESEDA 0.			472
MORE HURDLES AWAITING IN CSUN'S QUEST FOR TITLE.			239
NEWS LITE : CAST TRULY LEAVING `HOME,' STAR SAYS.			896
NOTEBOOK: MIKE SHOWS RAW SIDE.			657
NOTES: CSUN'S CURRY CLAIMS WEEKLY BIG SKY HONOR.			314
OBITUARIES : LEO J. TRAHAN JR.		Obituary	178
OFF THE AIR; LEGENDARY JORDAN LEAVES BASKETBALL ON OWN TERMS.			723
OLD MEMORIES TAKE FLIGHT; GUARD UNIT REUNITES IN VAN NUYS.			766
OUTPOST.			721
PALMTREE ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER NEEDS SUPPORT.			495
PUBLIC FORUM : `BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO MAKE US LAUGH'.		Editorial	1345
RESERVES GET MORE ATTENTION; COMMISSION SETS POLICY TIME LINE.			964
SALARY DEAL REACHED WITH FIREFIGHTERS; VENTURA COUNTY CONTRACT BACKED.			470
SC NOTEBOOK: WIN SOME, LOSE SOME.			484
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER AIDS MCCLINTOCK.			370
SECONDHAND STUFF FIRSTHAND; THRIFT STORE DUO GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE AS THE TWO LEARN THE ASPECTS OF.			600
SEMINAR TEACHES HOW TO KEEP THE BIG ONES FROM GETTING AWAY.			739
SHAKING OFF '94'S TRAGEDY; COURAGE, LOVE BLOOM IN TEMBLOR'S WAKE.			1388
SLAYING OF STUDENT `NOT PREMEDITATED'.			298
SLAYINGS CALLED MURDER, SUICIDE.			365
SOAR SCORES IN MOORPARK; RESIDENTS APPROVE MEASURE, OVERTURN PROJECT'S OK.			635
SPLINTER SECESSIONISTS SEEKING ROLE; GROUP WANTS TO PARTICIPATE IN CITYHOOD FEASIBILITY STUDY.			856
STUDIO DEBUTS ONLINE ARENA; WARNER BROS. SITE FOR FANS.			336
T.O. RAISES ATTORNEY'S PAY TO $109,080.			435
TALKIN' RADIO : HEAR JACKSON ON KRLA, SEE HIM AT MUSEUM.			307
TASK FORCE HITS ROAD FOR SAFER HIGHWAY.			588
TERM LIMITS LEAVE CITY COUNCIL SEATS WIDE OPEN.			552
THE DAY IN PREPS: FADOR LEADS CHATSWORTH OVER ECR.			720
THE HUDDLED MASSES; MINNESOTA BRINGS GROUP OF CASTOFFS AND NOBODIES TO BRINK OF A SUPER BOWL.			1200
TYSON GOOD, NEVER GREAT.			1074
UCLA FACES TOUGH WEEKEND.			771
VACANT HOMES TO STAND; APPEALS COURT HALTS RAZING OF NUISANCES.			251
WATER BOARD STEPS UP CALL FOR RESIGNATION; APPOINTEE SAYS DISTRICT CAN'T FORCE HIM OUT.			438
WEARY DRIVER HOSPITALIZED AFTER PALMDALE CAR CRASH.			319
WELFARE THEFT CASE COUPLE SENTENCED TO PUBLIC SERVICE.			225
WEST: JORDAN'S TIMING RIGHT.			460
WHERE HAS ALL THE SNOWFALL GONE? BUT DON'T WRITE OFF SKIING, SNOWBOARDING JUST YET : LEVITY FOR THE SLOPES.			1023
WITNESS ISSUE DIVIDES SENATORS; PROSECUTORS DISCUSS CRITERIA WITH GROUP.			837
WOMAN GETS JAIL IN RENTAL SUBSIDY SCHEME.			313
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: FOR PURDOM, THE BEST IS YET TO COME.			691
WOODRIDGE PROJECT GETS OK; NO FURTHER REVIEW NEEDED, JUDGE RULES IN SUIT.			374
WRESTLING: SCHNEIDER KEEPS GETTING BIGGER AND BETTER : WRESTLER MOVES UP IN WEIGHT CLASS.			509
ZEMP IN CLASS OF HIS OWN; WRESTLER AIMS TO OVERTAKE BROTHERS.			573