Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 14, 1999)

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`BLAIR WITCH' HUNT SCARES UP ITS OWN LUCK.		1350
`MUPPETS IN SPACE' A DELIGHT FOR KIDS, RELIEF FOR PARENTS.	Movie Review	389
100TH FINAL EXPECTED TO BE TOUGH ONE.		1094
1985 SLAYING SOLVED; DNA POINTS TO RETIRED DEPUTY IN SHOOTING OF FELLOW L.A. OFFICER.		705
A DAY OF SPECIAL K'S; LED BY MARTINEZ, PITCHERS SHINE BRIGHTLY IN AL VICTORY : AL 4, NL 1.		870
AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, LEE STILL GOING STRONG.		367
AMERICANS FIND MISSING LINKS.		751
ANDERSON HOSPITALIZED.		136
BATTLE ON FOR COUNCIL SEATS; FOUR HOPEFULS SEEK PAPERS.		295
BRIEFLY : LAUSD BOARD VOTES TO BOOST ARTS FUNDS.		283
BRIEFLY : REPORT: THRASHERS PICK FRASER AS COACH.		439
BRIEFLY : SHOW ASKS VIEWERS TO POUND THE GAVEL.		613
BRIEFLY : TRUCKER STABBED; COMPANION JAILED.		282
BULLETIN BOARD.		387
BULLETIN BOARD.		185
CAPERS ARE COOK'S LITTLE BUD.	Recipe	307
CITY COUNCIL WILL RETAIN ROLE IN PARADE FLOATS; GLENDALE KEEPS THE STATUS QUO.		292
DEMOCRAT SETS SIGHTS ON GALLEGLY; VENTURA LAWYER SEEKS HOUSE SEAT.		658
DINE BEAT : RESTAURANT NOTES WAITRESS NOW THE BOSS.		532
DODGERS SIGN TAIWANESE LEFTY.		205
DOG PROGRAM GETS HIGH MARKS.		515
EDITORIAL : PLAYING IT SAFE; SHERMAN'S MEASURE WOULD GO A LONG WAY TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE PARK SPACE FOR KIDS.	Editorial	299
EDITORIAL : TACTICAL FIGHTERS; CALIFORNIA'S POLITICAL LEADERS NEED TO BE MORE VOCAL AND FORCEFUL IN LANDING THE JOINT STRIKE AIRCRAFT.	Editorial	513
EMPOWERMENT AGENCY BACKED; COUNCIL GIVES NOD TO KEY REFORM MEASURE.		604
FAIR OFFICIALS SAY NEW SITE'S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT SMALL.		230
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	33
FROM THE FRINGE : HOLE OF WEEK.		407
FUGITIVE TURNS SELF IN; HANDSHAKE, SURRENDER END `RAILROAD KILLER' SEARCH.		831
GLENDALE COUNCIL REBUFFS PROPOSALS; PLANS FOR PRIMARY, COUNCIL DISTRICTS FAIL TO DRAW SUPPORT.		454
GRAVEL MINING FOES TO VOICE COMPLAINTS.		200
HOLDSCLAW HOLDS COURT; ROOKIE STARTS IN TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR GAME.		599
HOME RUN DERBY WIN; CHATSWORTH RETIREE SCORES $250,000 AT FENWAY PARK.		417
IN BRIEF.		266
JETHAWKS STILL HAVE SOME HOPE OF SALVAGING SEASON; TEAM HAS SHOT AT PLAYOFF SPOT.		688
L.A. AREA RANKS 2ND ON U.S. HIGH-TECH LIST; STUDY CITES ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY'S ROLE.		673
L.A. PRINCIPALS CALLED ILL-PREPARED; TRAINING, INCENTIVES RECOMMENDED IN REFORMERS' REPORT.		604
LESSON OF THE WEEK : HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR CHIP SHOT TODAY?		194
LETTERS BUILD DAM DEBATE; MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBERS EXPRESS OPPOSITION, SUPPORT FOR LANG RANCH PROJECT.		755
MAN WHO RAN IN FRONT OF BIG RIG HOSPITALIZED.		248
MAN, 82, ROBBED AFTER VISIT TO BANK.		203
MARKET REACTS TO EARNINGS, PRODUCT NEWS FROM AMGEN.		484
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.		140
MISSY ELLIOTT SAYS SHE'S PROUD OF RESPECT INHERENT IN TOUR TITLE.		730
MURDER IN AIR CRASH? COMPANY CHARGED IN VALUJET DISASTER.		412
MUSIC COMPANIES IN HARMONY; COLUMBIA HOUSE, CDNOW TO JOIN.		868
NEWS LITE : CHANGES MADE IN `EYES' TO RETAIN FILM'S R RATING.		884
NEWSMAGAZINES, MOVIES ON TOP.	Statistical Data Included	218
NO `BIG BERTHAS' ON THIS COURSE; 27-HOLE FACILITY LETS YOU WORK ON PUTTING.		665
NOTEBOOK: BASEBALL PICKS TOP 100.		643
OBITUARY : ERNEST MARSHALL BOWE.	Obituary	65
ON A DEADLINE; CREWS WORK TO GET SIMI SCHOOLS READY FOR FALL CLASSES.		368
PANEL TAKES UP DISPUTE.		544
PIERCE TOPS LIST IN STUDENTS GOING ON TO UC, CSU.	Statistical Data Included	369
PREP WATER POLO: POOLING ALL TOGETHER : FOR AGOURA, SUMMER IS KEY TO SUCCESS.		605
PRIMM IS PROPER AND PLUSH.		600
PROBE OF PORTABLES HEATS UP; STATE RESEARCH SCIENTIST BROUGHT IN TO INVESTIGATE.		405
PUBLIC FORUM : ABSENCE OF MORALS.	Editorial	1437
ROLE PLAYERS; NBA STARS GUIDE KIDS AT HOOP CAMP.		891
SEEKING RELIEF; HUMID HEAT MUGS VALLEYS WHILE STORMS DRENCH DESERTS.		1065
SELIG TO ROSE: FORGET REINSTATEMENT; COMMISSIONER SEES NO REASON TO LIFT LIFETIME BAN.		802
SLOWER SALES LOWERS PRICE OF VITESSE.		278
SOFTBALL: ALANIZ ENJOYS THE FIREWORKS : INFIELDER HOPES TOURNEY PERFORMANCE PAYS OFF.		554
STORE CRIES FOUL OVER UNIFORMS.		216
SUPERVISORS VOTE COUNTY FUNDS FOR SECESSION STUDY.		591
TEEN SUING FIRM OVER COFFEE SPILL.		392
TEEN WARD ESCAPES FROM CAMP SCUDDER.		214
TURBO BIKE COPS; ELECTRICITY ENERGIZES PEDAL PATROL FOR POLICE.		436
U.S. SOCCER TEAM'S POLITICAL STAND MIA.		790
VALLEY JANITORIAL IN NEW QUARTERS.		293
WATER BOARD LOOKING AT DEBT; CUSTOMERS SEEK PUBLIC ELECTION.		827
WATERSPORTS: HE'S ALL WET, ALL THE TIME : ROYAL HIGH'S MCCLURE DIVIDES ATTENTION BETWEEN SWIMMING AND WATER POLO.		616
WOMAN TESTIFIES ABOUT VIOLENT RAPE.		352
WOMEN'S WORLD CUP FINAL BREAKS TV RATINGS RECORD.	Statistical Data Included	220
WORKLOAD OVERWHELMS NORTHRIDGE; COMPLIANCE OFFICE FINDS INFRACTIONS AFTER THE FACT.		488
YOUTH BASEBALL: PARK VIEW SLIPPED AGAINST EL DORADO.		362
YOUTH BASEBALL: THEY KEEP THEIR EYES ON PONY WORLD SERIES : HART WILL PLAY HOST TO REGIONALS.		346