Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 12, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A MESSAGE TO THE CITIZENS OF LOS ANGELES.			149
A.V. WOMAN CONVICTED OF MURDER IN GIRL'S VEHICULAR DEATH.			245
ACURA CLASSIC NOTEBOOK: PIERCE AVENGES LOSS WHILE SANCHEZ-VICARIO ADVANCES.			436
ANGRY MONDESI WANTS OUT; RIGHT FIELDER TELLS DODGERS TO TRADE HIM AWAY.			1055
BIG LEAGUE SOFTBALL: DISTRICT 51 ALL-STARS PLAY GIVE AWAY : MISTAKES ALLOW STOCKTON TO RALLY AND FORCE TEAM INTO MUST-WIN SITUATION.			609
BORCHARD SITE ISN'T UNHEALTHY; CITY INSPECTOR FINDS NO DANGER.			399
BRIEFLY : KIDS' PERFORMANCES SET ON LOCAL CABLE.			129
BRIEFLY : ORLANDO HOCUS POCUS MAKES AUSTIN A WIZARD.			418
BRIEFLY : POWER IS RESTORED TO SIMI CUSTOMERS.			278
BRIEFLY : WOMAN CONVICTED OF MURDERING CHILD.			394
CAR OWNERS' DESIRES DRIVE SURVEY.			456
CLUB OFFERS PROGRAM TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE GET JOBS.			422
COC FOOTBALL: CANYONS ENJOYS A SIBLING RIVALRY AS PRACTICE STARTS : BROTHERS ONE OF TEAM'S STORIES.			644
CONDO RESIDENTS GET BREAK IN LEGAL BATTLE.			243
CONFERENCE PANEL ADDS $172 MILLION FOR B-2 PROGRAM.			419
COUNSELORS HELP WITH RECOVERY; PROFESSIONALS CALLED TO AID PARENTS, KIDS.			788
COUNTY PLANS NUMEROUS SCHOOL-SAFETY TRAFFIC MEASURES.			402
CRIME RATE IN CITY DROPS.		Statistical Data Included	463
DAVIS TO SIGN WEAPONS-RESTRICTING LAWS; L.A. COUNCILMAN URGES CITY POWER.			351
DEADLY CRASH PROMPTS CALL FOR SEAT BELTS; NONE PROVIDED FOR KILLED FARM WORKERS.			759
DEATH STRIKES LIKE LIGHTNING; MAIL CARRIER WITH PACKAGE WALKS INTO FLEEING GUNMAN'S PATH.			857
DEMONSTRATION PLANNED FOR RODEO.			439
DID SOMEBODY SAY `POLYESTER'?; COSTUME DESIGNER EVERTON DRESSES CAST OF `DICK' IN BEST - AND WORST - OF THE '70S.			1010
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: KARROS SMACKS FIRST SLAM.			669
EDITORIAL : EVERYDAY HEROES.		Editorial	408
EDITORIAL : INTOLERANCE; THE LESSONS WE MUST TEACH OUR CHILDREN OUGHT TO FOCUS ON THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE AND MORALITY.		Editorial	412
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	69
EQUESTRIAN CENTER STUCK IN FUNDING LIMBO.			309
EXCEPTIONAL EFFORTS; HEROES BRING LIGHT AND LIFE TO DARK HOUR OF EVIL.			1292
GALAXY DEFEATED 3-1.			162
GUN RAMPAGE SHAKES SENSE OF SECURITY, SAFETY FOR JEWS IN VALLEY.		Statistical Data Included	992
GUNMAN LEAVES FEAR IN HIS WAKE; KIDS KEPT HOME FROM DAY CAMP.			711
HAYDEN CALLS FOR BELMONT SPECIAL COUNSEL.			393
HINGIS HOLDS OFF RAYMOND UPSET BID.			668
HOME SALES HIT RECORD LEVELS; PRICES CLIMB IN CALIFORNIA.			321
HOME-STYLE COOKIN'; RACEWAY BRINGS ENTHUSIASTS TOGETHER.			1091
HOT WILLIAMSON EDGES BACK FROM WORKAHOLIC BURNOUT.			615
IN BRIEF.			102
IT'S TIME FOR PONCIANO TO CLEAR HIS NAME.			739
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: PARKER'S ARM GETS REST AFTER NUMBING DEFEAT : TEAM HOPES OFF DAY ENLIVENS PITCHER.			558
L.A. SHOOTING SUSPECT ONCE HAD A.V. JOB.			186
LAFCO SHUNS DISCLOSURE PLAN.			390
LEADERS TO REVIEW TOXIN STUDY; 100 INVITED TO MONDAY SESSION.			635
LONG COURSE GIVES ANOTHER MAJOR TEST.			1553
MCDONALD'S TESTING KIOSKS.			153
METALS MEGADEALS; ALCOA REVEALS PLAN TO BUY REYNOLDS FOR $5.6 BILLION AFTER FOREIGN RIVALS REVEAL THEIR OWN MERGER TALKS.			767
MILLENNIUM READING; OFFICIALS HOPE FOR NEW LIBRARY TO OPEN BY '01.			651
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			234
MOM'S RESCUER; 8-YEAR-OLD BOY RECEIVES AWARDS FOR QUICK ACTION.			419
MOST SERIOUSLY WOUNDED CHILD RECOVERING; DOCTORS SAY BOY IS DOING WELL AFTER MORE SURGERY.			724
MOVIN' ON UP TO THE EASTSIDE; RESERVOIR TO BE ANGLING MECCA IN SOUTHWEST RIVERSIDE COUNTY.			887
NEW YEAR, NEW APPROACH, BETTER RESULTS; HIGHLAND'S KUBEL MORE RELAXED AT AREA CODE GAMES - AND IT SHOWS.			582
NEWS LITE : THE BOSS QUIETLY GIVES FANS BONUS.			1089
OFFICIALS LAUD CRISP RESPONSE; AGENCIES' PERFORMANCE IN FACE OF CRISIS CALLED QUICK, THOROUGH.			990
OUTPOST.			527
PARENTS NEED A LESSON IN SPORTSMANSHIP : OUT-OF-CONTROL GROWN-UPS TURNING KIDS' GAMES INTO THREATENING CONFRONTATIONS.		Editorial	477
PLAN AIMS AT LURING BUSINESSES; MOORPARK EYES CUTTING FEES, TAPE.			471
PROTECTED AREAS POLICY APPROVED FOR ISLANDS; SHOULD IMPACT FISHING-BAN PROPOSAL.			417
PUBLIC FORUM : RESPONSE APPRECIATED.		Editorial	1505
PUTTING ON ARIAS; IN `STAND-UP OPERA,' B.J. WARD MIXES HUMOR WITH THE HIGH NOTES.			1007
ROGUE BOOSTERS' VIOLATIONS SET BACK PROGRAM.			466
SELF-RESCUE IS KEY TO SAFE WINDSURFING.			468
SHARK EXTENDS INFLUENCE TO INTERNET.			1264
SIXTH LOSS IN ROW PUTS ANGELS ON RECORD PACE : CLEVELAND 4, ANGELS 3.			550
SIXTH LOSS IN ROW PUTS ANGELS ON RECORD PACE : CLEVELAND 4, ANGELS 3.			489
SOUTHLAND OFFERS MANY PLACES TO VIEW ANNUAL METEOR SHOWER.			514
SURF'S DOWN; DESPITE SPORT'S FALL FROM POPULARITY, CORE OF DEDICATED FOLLOWERS SAIL ON.			802
SUSPECT LINKED TO VIOLENT ANTI-SEMITIC TERRORIST GROUP.			463
SUSPECT WAS ARDENT WHITE SUPREMACIST.			1186
THE BARN LEO BUILT; FOR 40 YEARS, FAIR EXHIBIT IS BIG DRAW.			782
THE BUZZ.			376
THE PENALTIES: COMEDY OF ERRORS PROVE SERIOUS : AUDIT'S FINDINGS MEAN PLAYERS MUST PAY A FINE.			549
THE UGLY FACE OF HATE; FURROW GIVES SELF UP TO FBI.			1326
TO TAINT A PORTRAIT; REPORT ALLEGES PONCIANO DECEITFUL, DISREGARDED NCAA, CSUN RULES.			1384
TRAVEL SOFTBALL: ATHLETICS AND STEALTH ADVANCE.			399
TUMULTUOUS TRIUMPH FOR A TROUBLED TEAM : DODGERS 9, MONTREAL 7.			545
UCLA ADDS TWO TO PARKING LIST.			290
WITH DELIOS, BROTHERLY LOVE ABOUT GOLF; MATT, NICK DELIO LEARNING QUICKLY.			471
WOMEN'S COMMISSIONS HOLD STATEWIDE CONFERENCE IN L.A.			130