Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 26, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`FOOTLOOSE' TAPS ENERGY, ENTHUSIASM FOR STAGE MUSICAL.		Theater Review	434
ACTOR PROGRESSING AFTER HEAT STROKE.			638
AGENCY COULD LOSE MILLIONS; VENTURA COUNTY FAILED TO SUBMIT MEDI-CAL CLAIMS.			601
ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE SUGAR BOWL; NCAA HOPES NEW POLLS HELP AVOID POSTSEASON CONFUSION.			1566
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS ACKNOWLEDGES ROLE IN ANGELS' MISERY.			342
ANGELS SALE NOT GOOD FOR GAME.			250
AREA SCHOOLS SQUEEZED; DISTRICTS WILL BE BRIMMING OVER WITH PUPILS AT TERM'S START.			711
ASSESSMENT APPEALS FALL 50 PERCENT; FEWER FILINGS DESPITE HIGHER TAX APPRAISALS.			535
BRIEFLY : BLOOD DRIVE HONORS SLAIN 20-YEAR-OLD.			283
BRIEFLY : FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY WILL STAY IN HOSPITAL.			497
BRIEFLY : SCHOOL BOARD READY TO MEET THURSDAY.			265
BROKEN DREAM; JONES FALLS, LOSES CHANCE FOR MULTIPLE GOLD MEDALS.			499
BUSINESS AS USUAL; DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR BOWMAN TAKES OVER AS HEAD COACH.			434
BUSINESS LEADERS, RESIDENTS CLASH OVER STADIUM; CHAMBER SAYS LETTER WON'T AFFECT SUPPORT FOR CSUN PROJECT.			404
BUYING SPREE SHOWS NO LETUP; DURABLE GOODS, HOME SALES HOT.		Statistical Data Included	373
CAMPBELL SOUP REDESIGNING CONDENSED SOUP CAN LABELS.			225
CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED IN TRAFFIC COLLISION.			258
COUNTY BALLOT ISSUES DEBATED; BIGGER BOARD IDEA GETS MIXED REVIEWS.			386
DEL MAR: CLASSIC FIELD GETS CROWDED.			448
DEMOCRATS TO BENEFIT FROM CSU UNION DUES; UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, STUDENTS WILL SUFFER FROM PASSAGE OF BILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE.		Editorial	576
DEVELOPERS OUTLINE PLANS FOR MAJOR VALLEY PROJECTS.			733
DEVELOPERS SEEK EXTENSION OF ORDER.			171
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WILL THE FANS FORGIVE MONDESI?			642
DODGERS' SETUP TURNS INTO SCREWUP : MILWAUKEE 9, DODGERS 7.			660
DOVE HUNTING CAN BE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.			301
DOVE NUMBERS ADD UP; OPENER LOOKING GOOD FOR HUNTERS.			876
EDITORIAL : ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER DEATH; L.A. COUNTY WELFARE SYSTEM IS FAILING TO PROTECT CHILDREN IN ITS CHARGE.		Editorial	351
EDITORIAL : POWER TO COMPEL; GOV. DAVIS HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE LAUSD'S INSPECTOR GENERAL AUTHORITY TO ROOT OUT FRAUD AND INCOMPETENCE.		Editorial	469
FAMILY, FOOTBALL FOR FAITH HILL.			783
FASHION IN THE STARS; ASTROLOGY HOLDS THE KEY TO WHAT WE LIKE TO WEAR.			1849
FINLEY SOLID IN DEFEAT : TORONTO 7, ANGELS 2.			523
FISH WARS: WHO HAS CLAIMS TO COORDINATES OF FISHING HOLES?			946
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	38
GELSON'S A MATTER : OF CHOICE.			239
HAVING A HOT TIME; SCHOOLS COPE WITH SOARING TEMPERATURES.			236
HER STYLE IS FAST, FURIOUS; AGOURA'S KAUFMAN MAKES UP FOR LACK OF HEIGHT WITH HUSTLE.			637
HOPE OR HYPE?; U.S. SEES ATLER AS THE NEXT MARY LOU.			953
HORRY IS THE MAN IN NEW POWER PLAY.			705
HOT WEATHER NOT ABOUT TO LOOSEN GRIP.			755
IDENTITY, FAMILY STILL SOUGHT IN JULY 19 SUICIDE.			163
IN BRIEF.			172
IT ALL BEGAN WITH PATCH-CORD TANGLE OF MOOG.			787
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS GM SEES LANCASTER STOP STAMPEDE.			632
JETHAWKS WIN AGAIN : JETHAWKS 9, S. BERNARDINO 3.			438
JUDGE RECOMMENDS SOUTHWEST VALLEY GET NEW AREA CODE; MOVE TO SCRAP OVERLAY DRAWS VARIETY OF REACTIONS.			631
KINGS, BERG NEAR AGREEMENT?			552
LAFCO WIDENS SECESSION STUDY; CITY SAYS COMMISSION IS EXCEEDING ITS POWERS OF REVIEW.			645
LAUSD FUNDING WITHHELD.			837
LOBSTER DINNER TO LAUNCH SIMI VALLEY PARTY MONTH.			638
MATADORS NOTEBOOK: ALCALA TOO IMPORTANT TO BE CSUN'S ACHILLES' HEEL.			432
MCKEON PUSHES TAX CUT BILL IN TALKS WITH CONSTITUENTS.			364
NEUTERING CONFERENCE POSTPONED.			306
NEWHALL PLANS STREET FAIR RETURN IN SEPTEMBER.			419
NEWS LITE : CITY WANTS CASH FROM POP DIVA.			819
NOW, VALLEY ANGLERS CAN STAY CLOSER TO HOME.			459
NURTURING NATURE; ACTIVISTS, RESIDENTS OF ONE MIND ON RESERVOIR.			584
OUTPOST.			459
PARENTS MAY GET CHANCE TO GRADE SCHOOL DISTRICT.			401
PLAMBECK FIGHTING TO KEEP JOB LISTING ON AUTUMN BALLOT.			444
POISED FOR AN UPGRADE; TEMPLE IN LINE FOR REMODELING.			447
PREP FOOTBALL: DEGNAN STARTS FROM SCRATCH AT Q.H.			593
PUBLIC FORUM : LEARY WAS RIGHT.		Editorial	1492
REFERENDUM GETS COUNCIL ENDORSEMENT; HART HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT $52 MILLION BOND FUNDING DEEMED NECESSARY BY PANEL.			566
RESIDENTS WARNED AFTER GARAGE INCIDENT.			244
ROCKET FUEL DISPOSAL NEARS END; ONLY 10 OF 400 CYLINDERS LEFT OF PENTABORANE AT EDWARDS LAB.			353
ROGAN TO ADDRESS ARMENIAN AMERICANS.			237
SC NOTEBOOK: TAFT'S GUENTHER CHOOSES USC.			450
SCHWAB GRATIFIES, SURVEY FINDS.			346
SPARKS TO FACE RESILIENT COMETS IN WEST FINALS.			389
STRANDED IN MIDAIR; ROLLER COASTER MALFUNCTIONS AT VALLEJO AMUSEMENT PARK.			347
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN VANDALISM SPREE; TAGGERS ACCUSED OF SCARING ELDERLY.			233
SWEDE RUNS A DIFFICULT PATH.			731
T.O.'S BRYAN COREY DEALS WITH BEING ODD MAN OUT.			676
TEAM CONCEPT URGED FOR L.A.; OFFICIALS CALL FOR COMPETING GROUPS TO MERGE ON NFL BID.			620
TEENS TAKEN IN CUSTODY IN A.V. AFTER ERRATIC DRIVING SPARKS CHASE.			333
THE SOPRANOS.			820
THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY SHOT AS BROTHER, 7, HANDLES FLARE GUN.			193
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS STILL UP IN THE AIR.			486
VALLI ASKS FOR RULING ON NEW TRIAL; ATTORNEY ALLEGES JUROR MISCONDUCT.			224
VICA RATES STATE LEADERS; SURVEY SHOWS HERTZBERG BEST.			453
VIOLENCE UP, THEFTS DOWN.		Statistical Data Included	311
WATER RESTORED TO AREA AFTER DEVICE MALFUNCTIONS.			415
WEAPONS SOUGHT FROM BURGLARIES; TEENS THOUGHT TO HAVE SOLD LOADED GUNS TO FELLOW YOUTHS.			426