Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 29, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] BLOWS BY VAUGHN GIVE ANGELS VICTORY : ANGELS 12, TORONTO 10.			522
20 BODIES WILL BE UNEARTHED IN PROBE.			658
AGE 13: A 7TH-GRADER WITH SKILLS.			1124
ALOHA JOY; DESIGNERS PUT A LITTLE HAWAIIAN PUNCH INTO THEIR CLOTHING THIS SUMMER.			950
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: VAUGHN NOT ONE TO HIDE.			512
BLOWS BY VAUGHN GIVE ANGELS VICTORY : ANGELS 12, TORONTO 10.			527
BRIEFLY : HURT STUDENT'S MOM SEEKS COMPENSATION.			289
BRIEFLY : MASK FOR MOURNING LIKELY NEEDED AGAIN.			392
BRIEFS : BOMB SCARES PROVE BOGUS IN MOORPARK.			176
CAR DEALERS LOSE FIGHT OVER SIGN NEXT TO FREEWAY.			608
CHARTER PANEL MAY DRAFT CHANGES FOR 2000 BALLOT.			365
CLASSIC RACE UNDER CLOUD.			982
CLIPPERS VS. SACRAMENTO.			132
CLU SITTING IN GOOD SPOT; BASEBALL POSTSEASON AWAITS.			904
COC BEAT: WILL 1999 BE THE YEAR COC GETS THROUGH REGIONALS?			622
COLLEGE SOFTBALL: SMALL WONDER : GOLDWATER LACKS SIZE, NOT ABILITY.			778
DELRAHIM TAKES GAME TO H.-W.			125
DEPUTIES GO SHAGGY UNDERCOVER.			214
DISTRICT SEEKS BIDS TO AIR-CONDITION 11 VALLEY SCHOOLS.			277
DIVERSE CONCERTS BOOKED FOR FAIR IN ANTELOPE VALLEY; AUDIENCES TO FIND COUNTRY, ROCK, TEJANO.			560
DIVING: CATCHING AIR : ROYAL'S SOUTHWICK READY FOR FINALS.			390
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS STILL SEARCHING FOR PRODUCTIVE NO. 2.			738
EARNINGS.			324
EDITORIAL : C$UN RISING.		Editorial	192
EDITORIAL : HOW TO SAVE THE CITY.		Editorial	447
EDITORIAL : READING IS FUNDAMENTAL.		Editorial	191
EJECTION IS EFFECTIVE : JETHAWKS 9, SAN JOSE 5.			343
FALL LEAGUE MAY INCLUDE LANCASTER.			149
FEARING NOTHING; INJURY DOESN'T STOP FRESHMAN.			1034
FED CHIEF SPLIT ON PRIVACY ISSUE.			136
FELON GUILTY OF MURDER IN '98 FIGHT.			311
FOWL ODOR; IT'S CARTOON DEBUT OF `SMELLY TELLY'.			146
GATE DIVIDING COMMUNITY; CONCERN GROWS THAT CONTROVERSY MIGHT LEAD TO LAWSUIT.			422
GOOD READ OFFERS GLOBAL WARNINGS.			663
GOP GROUP BLASTS COUNTY; SUPERVISORS CRITICIZED FOR ENDORSING GAY PRIDE FESTIVAL.			541
HOUSE REFUSES TO BACK COMBAT; VOTE DEMANDS DECISION ON USE OF GROUND FORCES.			1070
IN BRIEF.			294
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: PLEASANT NEWS FOR KOEHLER.			599
JURY SPLIT ON BOYZ SENTENCES; PROSECUTORS MAY RETRY PENALTY PHASE.			493
KENTUCKY DERBY NOTEBOOK: BAFFERT ADDS FILLY TO MIX.			703
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: NOW COMES HARD PART - WINNING.			725
LAKERS STAR SCORES POINT FOR LITERACY.			401
LAUSD TARGET OF SUITS BY CONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS.			288
LAX MUST BE MODERNIZED TO MEET NEEDS : FACILITY'S IMPROVEMENT IS CRUCIAL TO ACCOMMODATE BUSINESS, TRAVELERS.		Editorial	716
LITTON SPINOFF NOW ITS NEIGHBOR.			331
LOCAL OFFICIALS OFFER GIFTS FOR GAMES; RESIDENTS CAN EXCHANGE GORY VIDEO GAMES FOR PRIZES.			699
LOOK INWARD FOR BLAME; DISENGAGED PARENTS AND AMERICA'S SCHOOLS AREN'T GETTING IT DONE.		Editorial	800
MAN HELD AFTER MOTOR HOME STANDOFF.			308
MANDEL, GUEST GET WHACKED.			145
MINOR'S MAJOR LEAP: HE'LL TRY NBA DRAFT.			213
MOORPARK HIGH TO SEE INFLUX; GROWTH MAY PROD BOND ISSUE, NEW CONSTRUCTION.		Statistical Data Included	528
MORNING RAIDS NET 45; STING RACKS UP TOTAL OF 88 ARRESTS.			971
MOTORISTS DELAYED ON VALENCIA BOULEVARD.			183
MTA CHALLENGE TOO LATE, GROUP SAYS.			206
MTA TO ADDRESS LANKERSHIM WOES.			201
NASCAR RELATIVELY COMPETITIVE CIRCUIT.			908
NEWS LITE : CANCELLATION SPURS COMPLAINTS OF BIAS.			637
NOTES: REFLECTING UPON THE TROUT OPENER.		Statistical Data Included	932
OIL OFFICIALS DEFEND GAS PRICES; LAWMAKERS TOLD RATES WON'T COME DOWN SOON.			488
PACOIMA SINGS; GROUP SET TO PERFORM IN NATION'S CAPITAL.			349
PARK FEELS BURDEN LIFTED : DODGERS 3, MILWAUKEE 2.			598
PIERCE'S RODEO SET TO WELCOME RIDERS, FANS.			414
POLICE HUNT SEX SUSPECT.			220
POLICE SAY STUDENT SPOKE OF BOMB.			211
PRISON CELLS NEAR COMPLETION.			215
PROBE FINDS NO NEW TROUBLE; RESULTS ALLOW NEW CYA MANAGEMENT TO MOVE AHEAD.			355
PROGRAM TO SPEED TEACHER DEGREES; CSU COURSE TO SLASH TIME FOR CREDENTIALS.			501
PUBLIC FORUM : NO TIME FOR KIDS.		Editorial	1660
PUPPETS' PLAY PACKS MESSAGE.			325
QUARANTINE PLACED ON STRAIN OF SHELLFISH; COASTAL MUSSELS FOUND TO CONTAIN LETHAL TOXIN.			478
RELIEF SOUGHT TO EASE FLOOD OF AREA CODES.			791
RESPONSE TO NEW SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY PLAN MIXED.			369
RIMES PICKS PRODUCER TO PUSH HER TOWARD POP.			692
ROGAN ANNOUNCES BID FOR RE-ELECTION; AREA REPUBLICAN TO FORGO CHALLENGING FEINSTEIN FOR SENATE SEAT.			576
SAFETY BELL RINGS; NATION'S SCHOOLS STEP UP SECURITY PURCHASES.		Statistical Data Included	813
SCHOOL PRESENTS `MUSIC MAN'.			227
SHERIFF'S OFFICIALS SPEND DAY CLARIFYING; MISSTEPS MARK PROBE IN COLUMBINE CASE.			971
SHERMAN OAKS MARINE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO REFUSING ANTHRAX SHOTS.		Statistical Data Included	473
SOFTBALL BEAT : C.V.'S BLOSSOMING PITCHER.			843
STAR POWER; TIES TO HOLLYWOOD HELP BENEFIT SCHOOL.			958
SUFFERING RECOGNIZED; VENTURA COUNTY OFFICIALS HONOR STRUGGLE FOR VICTIMS' RIGHTS.			590
TAILLON GIVES WESTLAKE A ROLLER-COASTER WIN : WESTLAKE 10, ROYAL 9.			436
TEEN TUTORS GIVE THEIR TIME TO HELP OTHERS.			783
THE DAY IN SPORTS: TAFT UPSET BY MONROE.			228
THE ENEMY WITHIN; LAKERS' ONCE-PROMISING SEASON HAS BECOME DISASTER.			1041
THE L.A. GLOBETROTTERS; 6 COUNCIL MEMBERS TRAVEL WORLD DURING BUDGET-STUDY WEEK.			1096
TRACK BEAT: A SPLIT DECISION : KLAWER FAMILY HAS SON DANIEL RUNNING AT SAUGUS AND DAUGHTER JADE AT HART.			823
TRACK BEAT: FINAL-EVENT VICTORY HAS ROYAL'S GIRLS THINKING ABOUT TITLE.			667
TRACK BEAT: HOLMES HAS EYE ON 400 TITLE : HIGH JUMPER FIGURES TO CHALLENGE DANIEL.			829
TRIO INDICTED IN DEATHS AT ROCKETDYNE.			509
VALLEY STUDENTS' CAR DESIGN IMPRESSES.			157
WELLPOINT EARNINGS ON PACE DESPITE LOSS.		Statistical Data Included	335
WITH ITS RICH RESOURCES, CALL LAKE PARKER PLACE; EASY ACCESS ATTRACTS BACKCOUNTRY ANGLERS.			1179