Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 3, 1999)

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AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM WINS GRANT RENEWAL; FUNDS EXPECTED AT VENA AVENUE SCHOOL.		473
AGENCY FINALIZES BAN ON PESTICIDE.		438
AMERICAN LEGION: REDFERN'S GUARANTEE LOOKING PRETTY GOOD.		447
AN `AFFAIR' TO REMAKE; BROSNAN'S PASSION FOR ORIGINAL FILM GETS RUSSO AND MCTIERNAN ON BOARD.		1636
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS IS ANXIOUS ABOUT RETURN TO LINEUP.		412
ANGELS SHAKY AT FULL STRENGTH : KANSAS CITY 12, ANGELS 4.		379
AREA SCHOOLS GET TESTED FOR MOLD, TOXINS.		549
ARRUE'S TWO MEDALS ARE HISTORIC; LOCAL SPRINT CYCLIST WINS ANOTHER SILVER.		578
BELMONT BATTLE TAKES UGLY TURN AS CHARGES FLY; SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT, GARCETTI SPAR OVER WHETHER PROBE HINDERED.		1086
BOARD CONSULTS TOXICOLOGIST; EXPERT TO OVERSEE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.		702
BRIEFLY : A PAIR OF ACES STUNS GOLFERS, WITNESSES.		511
BRIEFLY : HIGH-SPEED CHASE WINDS UP IN A CRAWL.		118
BRIEFLY : HUANG'S FUND-RAISING HEARING POSTPONED.		283
BUDGET OFFERS BARGAINS.		215
CALABASAS PLANS BLOWOUT FOR Y2K.		475
CITY'S RACE WOES FESTER; L.A. NOT AT PEACE, COMMISSION TOLD.		531
CLUB'S AIM IS TRUE.		734
CONFESSED YOSEMITE MURDERER SEES TV MOVIE IN FUTURE.		757
DIRECTOR SOON TO HAVE CALLING CARD; IT'S A WRAP; NOW COMES EDITING AND DUBBING PROCESS.		698
DODGERS VS. HOUSTON.		140
EDITORIAL : ANOTHER WAY OF LIFE; GANG MEMBERS CHOOSE TO GIVE UP GANGBANGING FOR A CHANCE TO DO SOMETHING PRODUCTIVE.	Editorial	386
EDITORIAL : MILLENNIUM POLITICS.	Editorial	403
EDITORIAL : THUMB'S UP.	Editorial	97
ENTER THE EERIE ENTREPRENEUR; SPIRIT MOVES FORMER MORTUARY DRIVER TO CREATE WEB STORE.		751
EX-PARK GUARDS FILE SUIT AGAINST MAGIC MOUNTAIN.		399
FAIR TO TAP COUNTY'S PAST; NEWEST ATTRACTION TO TAKE A RIDE THROUGH MILLENNIUM.		860
FRIENDLY SWIM MEET CONTINUES TO EXPAND.		738
GOLF BIZ TURNS INTO SHOW BIZ.		744
GRIMES STILL CHASING DREAM OF SENIOR GOLF.		679
GROUP PRIMED TO SEEK REVIEW OF DAM PROJECT; T.O. RESIDENTS TO ADDRESS BOARD.		514
HART DISTRICT ADDING VARSITY GOLF FOR GIRLS.		582
HISTORY IS THEME AT VENTURA COUNTY FAIR.		215
HOT TICKET; STUDIOS PROFIT FROM THEATERS' AIR CONDITIONING.		810
IN BRIEF.		291
JETHAWKS; WOOTEN RETURNS TO FORM; INTENSE REHAB PAID DIVIDENDS.		625
JOURNEYMAN PITCHER OWNS JETHAWKS : BAKERSFIELD 11, JETHAWKS 6.		166
JUBILEES : AFTER THE HUNT ... MARRIAGE FOLLOWED.		269
JUBILEES : THESE TRAVELERS REACH MILESTONE.		214
LITTON MARITIME MERGER COMPLETE.		211
LITTON SHUTTERS SEVERAL FACILITIES; JOB CUTS PART OF RESTRUCTURING.		697
LOCAL MAN OVERCOMES HIS CHILDHOOD LABEL.		791
MCNOWN SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED - FINALLY.		331
MINOR-LEAGUE NOTES: CLIFFORD STILL TRYING TO PUMP UP JETHAWKS.		786
NEIGHBOR ADMINISTERS CPR AFTER BABY GIRL NEARLY DROWNS.		340
NEIGHBORS WANT STEPS TAKEN TO SLOW TRAFFIC.		429
NEWS LITE : BODYBUILDING CREAM AFFECTS TODDLER'S GROWTH.		870
NO-BRAINER? `MOZART EFFECT' GIVES KIDS NO HEAD START ON SMARTS, BOOK SAYS.		1007
OBITUARY : AGNES MARTHA WILKINS.	Obituary	126
POLYTECHNIC HIGH AIR PASSES TOXICITY TESTS.		440
PRIME TIME FOR TIGER; UNIMAGINED SHOT WRECKS DUVAL'S CHANCE.		816
PROBLEM CHILD; MONDESI HAS NO DIRECTION.	Statistical Data Included	1198
PUBLIC FORUM : A RICH JOKE.	Editorial	1512
RIORDAN'S FAST TRACK COMES WITH POTHOLES.		590
SCHOOL BOARD WILL LOOK AT BUDGET; EXTRA FUNDS FROM STATE LIKELY TO BE SET ASIDE.		318
SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO GET LEADERSHIP LESSONS.		247
SCHOOL ON THE MOVE; UNIVERSITY BEGINS TRIP TO NEW HOME.		612
SHOP OWNER SAYS HE SHOT ROBBER OUT OF FEAR.		453
SIX KILLED AS TRUCK LOSES LOAD; CONCRETE PIPES SLIP FROM HOLDS, SMASH TWO ONCOMING VEHICLES.		539
SMELLY BLOOM ATTRACTS 10,000 TO HUNTINGTON.		1020
SO WHAT'S IN A NAME? LOTS FOR WEB SITE OWNER.		491
STATE BUILDING PANEL BLASTED; BOND FIGURE WOEFULLY SHORT, LEGISLATOR SAYS LAWMAKER TAKES COMMISSION TO TASK OVER TRANSIT NEEDS.		876
SUMMER OF JACK; BOWMAN TAKES OVER AT CANYON.		741
THE CHAMP; WOODS BESTS DUVAL IN SHOWDOWN.		277
THREE TEEN GIRLS BOOKED; DEPUTIES SAY SUSPECTS ARE LINKED TO BURGLARY.		276
VICTIM OFFERS $500 REWARD TO CATCH THIEF.		390
WARNER NAMES NEW HEADS.		388
WE MUST STOP ABUSE OF CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM.	Editorial	926
WELFARE FRAUD ESTIMATE UNFOUNDED, OFFICIALS SAY.		580
WRONG TEEN CHARGED IN BEATING OF KITTENS; OFFICIALS: SUSPECT COULDN'T HAVE BEATEN BOX OF KITTENS.		587
YOUTH BASEBALL; SECOND IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR T.O.		463