Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 18, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
21 ANSWER ROLL CALL FOR SCHOOL BOARD SEATS.			277
5-YEAR-OLD BOY UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION.			301
5TH SURGERY FOR BURNED BOY; CONTINUED PROGRESS PLEASES HIS DOCTORS.			396
ANGELS BLOW LEAD IN WHITE SOX WIN : CHICAGO 4, ANGELS 3.			453
ANGELS VS. CHICAGO.			54
AREA CODE GAMES: IT WAS BIG LEAGUE, DOWN TO THE BATS.			705
BIG RETAILERS' PROFITS STRONG.			156
BIG SEVENTH INNING LIFTS JETHAWKS : JETHAWKS 10, L. ELSINORE 4.			416
BINGO GUNMEN FOILED IN RESEDA.			304
BITTERSWEET TALE; DOROTHY DANDRIDGE'S LIFE CHRONICLED IN NEW HBO FILM.			1343
BRIEFLY : COUNSELOR INJURED IN ASSAULT AT FACILITY.			319
BRIEFLY : HINGIS OFF TO GOOD, FAST START IN TORONTO.			443
BRIEFLY : WOMAN DIES AS CAR ROLLS OVER HER IN LOT.			364
BRIEFLY : WOMAN SURVIVES STEP INTO CAR'S PATH.			169
BRIEFLY : ZACARIAS PRESENTS BUDGET TO BOARD.			275
BROWN'S VIEW OF DODGER BLUE IS ROSY; PITCHER REMAINS OPTIMISTIC DESPITE TEAM'S 67TH LOSS : FLORIDA 6, DODGERS 1.			736
BULGING JACKPOT PROMOTES MANIA FOR LOTTO TICKETS.			195
CITY'S TREASURES; PLANNERS WANT TO PROTECT OLDER TREES.			420
CLOCK IS TICKING ON NFL BID; EERIE CALM HAS SOME WONDERING IF HOUSTON WILL LAND EXPANSION TEAM.			622
CLU ALUM SPRINGSTON CLIMBING THE BASEBALL LADDER : HARD-WORKING PITCHER NOW ON DODGERS' SINGLE-A TEAM IN YAKIMA, WASHINGTON.			693
COMMUNITY SOFTBALL: CHARITY GAME BACK IN HANGAR : NEMBACK TO BE HONORED MON.			455
COOK'S CORNER : VARIETY OF MEATS, EVEN FISH SUBSTITUTE FOR BEEF IN LOAVES.		Recipe	764
COUNCIL CALLS UP CELL-PHONE PLAN.			407
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FOR MATADORS, A LOT DEPENDS ON CORNERBACK.			510
DESTINY CONTROLLED; NEWHALL LAND HOLDS RIGHTS ON MALL ANNEXATION.			935
DEVASTATING; WESTERN TURKEY IN RUINS; QUAKE CASUALTIES IN THOUSANDS.			1220
DINING BEAT : SAY GOODBYE TO SOME SPOTS.			501
DISNEY EYEING DOMINANT SPOT IN DVD MOVIES; MOUSE HOUSE AIMS TO REPEAT VHS SUCCESS.			663
DISNEY'S EISNER WOOING INVESTORS; COMPANY'S CEO TAKES MESSAGE TO THE STREET.			418
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PART OF PROBLEM COULD BE THAT PARK IS POOPED.			699
EASY DOES IT; COOK FOR COMPANY - AND ENJOY YOURSELF, TOO.		Recipe	3617
EDITORIAL : A BAD PARTNERSHIP; IT'S PUBLIC MONEY THE COUNCIL WANTS TO GIVE OUT.		Editorial	537
EDITORIAL : PEACE AT ANY PRICE; LAPD TACTIC OF SUING CIVILIANS IS A SHAKEDOWN, PURE AND SIMPLE.		Editorial	343
EDWARDS READY FOR A FRESH START; FORMER SAUGUS RECEIVER LEFT CSUN JUST IN TIME TO MAKE COC HAPPY.			646
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL UP FOR STATE GRANT.			158
ENGINEER WILL FACE TEEN SEX CHARGES; AUTHORITIES SAY MAN PREDATORY.			273
EVEN WITHOUT FOOTBALL, CBS TAKES THE NIELSEN CROWN.		Statistical Data Included	258
EX-MATE JAILED IN ATTACK; BOARD-SWINGING MAN CHASES COUPLE.			255
EX-UCLA STAFFER PAINTED AS ART THIEF, VICTIM.			476
FAIR BEGINNINGS; WORK UNDER WAY IN EARNEST AS EVENT NEARS.			565
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: WILK BULKS UP HIS CHANCES WITH ARIZONA.		Statistical Data Included	913
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	99
FORMER TEACHER CHARGED WITH RAPE.			248
FROM THE FRINGE : HOLE OF THE WEEK.			720
FUTURE STAR? JONES GAINS EXPERIENCE IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS.			593
GUN SHOWS MAY BE BANNED; TWO SUPERVISORS WANT THEM OUT OF FAIRGROUNDS.			480
HART GRAD DIONNE NOT DONE WITH BASKETBALL.			607
IMPROVEMENTS SLATED FOR OVERPASSES ON 14 FREEWAY.			195
IN BRIEF.			265
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: FARNSWORTH MAKING HIS PITCH : OFT-INJURED JETHAWKS ACE WILL TAKE STEALTH ROUTE TO RECOVERY.			1124
JUDD'S NO DUD, BUT DODGERS GO THUD; YOUNG PITCHER SHOWS SOME POTENTIAL IN LOSS TO FLORIDA : FLORIDA 6, DODGERS 1.			751
L.A. WAITS NEAR SIMILAR FAULT LINE.			1030
L.A.'S PET TROUBLES REQUIRE DOGGED RULES.		Editorial	901
LANCASTER, SANTA CLARITA BANKS TO JOIN.			374
NEWS LITE : NIELSEN FANCIES `TITANIC' TAKEOFF.			803
NOTES: WOOD RANCH WILL HOST LPGA.			756
OFF WITH A BANG; COLLEGE BEGINS, FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE.			445
OFFICERS CITED AS HEROES.			559
PAIR CHARGED IN ROBBERY.			263
PANEL DEALS WITH HATE; APPROACH TO GUNS DOMINATES TALKS.			335
PAVLEY DECIDES TO RUN.			316
PEPPERDINE NOTEBOOK: WAVES HIRE TWO EX-PLAYERS AS ASSISTANTS.			230
PETERSON HITS A BULL'S-EYE; 17-YEAR-OLD ARCHER COMPETES IN OLYMPIC TRIALS.			654
PONY CENTER BEING FIXED; FUND-RAISER SET FOR FIRE VICTIMS.			573
PRIVATE EYES KEEP WATCH FOR ARSONISTS; VOLUNTEERS HELP SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES PATROL WILD HILLS.			649
PUBLIC FORUM : NO SEX FOR SENIORS.		Editorial	1470
RELIEF IN SIGHT FROM CAMPUS HEAT; 2 COLLEGES PREPARE FOR AIR CONDITIONING.			470
SEVEN SEEKING HART SCHOOL BOARD SEATS.			492
SHELTER TO OPEN DESPITE COMPLAINTS; ARMORY NEIGHBORS, POLICE SAY SOME TRANSIENTS CAUSE TROUBLE.			527
SHORT & SWEET; GOLFERS AT ALL LEVELS BENEFIT FROM PAR-3 COURSES.			1690
SHUTTLE RETURN WILL SPUR REHIRING; BOEING NEGOTIATING FOR COLUMBIA PROJECT.			388
SIMI CREATES BUILDING SAFETY APPEALS BOARD; MOVE INSPIRED BY CRACKDOWN.			305
STALLONE NOT YET READY TO PUT GLOVES ON FOR `ROCKY 6'.			737
SUNSHINE LANDFILL GETS OK; BFI MAY REOPEN DUMP NEXT YEAR.			286
THE BUZZ.			350
THOMAS SIGNS WITH KENT ST.			114
U.S. AMATEUR: VOGES, SURBER MAKE THE CUT : BALLARD AND WREN MISS MATCH PLAY AT PEBBLE BEACH.			488
UCLA NOTEBOOK: OFFENSE LENDS SECONDARY HELPING HAND.			489
USC NOTEBOOK: MACKENZIE FRUSTRATED, HAMPERED BY HAMSTRING.			454
VALLEY BIBLE GROUP ENDURES CATACLYSM.			444
WANTED: COLUMN SPONSOR.			831
WATER PANELIST WON'T RUN; KOTCH TO TAKE BREAK FROM WATER POLITICS.			496
WILL CAMARILLO DOMINATE WRESTLING SCENE?			581