Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 1, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`MENACE' POSTING HEAVENLY FIGURES AT U.S. BOX OFFICE.		Statistical Data Included	609
A CRITICAL LOOK AT VOLUME, TONE; INS AND OUTS OF RADIO PROGRAMMING EXAMINED IN NEW L.A. LIFE FEATURE.			899
A GRATEFUL SOUTHLAND; LOCAL TRIBUTES HONOR VETERANS WHO GAVE LIVES.			820
A LITTLE MEANS A LOT IN LOSS TO LOWLY TWINS : MINNESOTA 3, ANGELS 2.			726
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BELCHER'S ERA IS SHRINKING.			553
ASTROTURF BOUNCES BEFUDDLE DODGERS : PITTSBURGH 5, DODGERS 4.			749
BASEBALL PREVIEW: HART GETTING GOOD VIBES.			410
BRIEFLY : CARDENAS PROPOSES EASING BLOWER BANS.			409
BRIEFLY : CITIZENSHIP AWARDS SLATED FOR STUDENTS.			409
BRIEFLY : SAMARANCH VOWS TO COMPLETE TERM.			401
BULLETIN BOARD.			514
CAL ST. FULLERTON HEADS TO OHIO.			166
CHATTER: SEEDS ARE NOW THE PITS.			535
CITY BASEBALL: POLY TO FACE OLD NEMESIS IN KENNEDY.			385
CLINTON: EUROPE TO TAKE LEAD ROLE.			684
CONTRACT OFFER MAY HALT STRIKE BY TEAMSTERS.			562
COUNCIL EXPANSION PLANS ISOLATED ON REFORM BALLOT.			577
CRAIG GOT PAST ERRORS TO LEAD TROJANS.			887
DEGREES OF PRIDE; PERSEVERANCE PAYS OFF FOR CSUN GRADS.			1608
DELAHOUSSAYE RIDES FOUR WINNERS.			284
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS NEED A BREAK JOB.			800
DON'T PANIC, IT'S ONLY BASEBALL.			898
EDITORIAL : AIMING FOR A POT OF GOLD?		Editorial	248
EDITORIAL : NOWHERE TO RUN.		Editorial	123
EDITORIAL : UNFLEXIBLE DEMOCRATS; ONLY UNION MEMBERS GET PROTECTIONS AND FLEXIBLE JOB SCHEDULES.		Editorial	461
ELLIOTT BURNS BLAZERS; HIS 3-POINTER CAPS SPURS COMEBACK FROM 18 POINTS DOWN : SAN ANTONIO 86, PORTLAND 85.			682
FAST TRAINS COULD CONNECT CALIFORNIA.			1290
FORMER POW LEADS CANOGA PARK PARADE.			558
HONORS WELL DESERVED; A.V. MEMORIAL SERVICES VISITED BY HUNDREDS.			389
IT'S OFFICIALLY FIRE SEASON; AMPLE BRUSH AND LACK OF RAIN PORTEND A VOLATILE YEAR.			343
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: INJURY OF 1997 NOT FORGOTTEN BY FARNSWORTH : PITCHER NEEDED TO PROVE HIMSELF.			931
JOINING WITH VETERANS; YOUTHS HONOR DEFENDERS OF FLAG.			559
KIDDIE MEALS CASH IN ON FADS.			570
LAPD'S ART THEFT UNIT HUNTS OUT GALLERY ROGUES; DETECTIVES DRAW ON WILES TO NAB ART THIEVES.			814
LAUSDECEIT! BELMONT TOXIC TESTS INTENTIONALLY SKEWED; CONTAMINATED SOIL EVIDENCE KEPT SECRET; OUTRAGED OFFICIALS DEMAND INVESTIGATION.			2009
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.		Statistical Data Included	981
MEMORIAL CEREMONIES FEATURE SPEAKERS OF ALL AGES.			422
MENTAL HEALTH UNDER SCRUTINY.			581
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			167
MISSION'S HEAD VOLUNTEERED HIS WAY TO TOP POST.			797
MOM SAYS MEMORIES STOLEN; LATE SON'S PAINTINGS VANISH FROM STORE; SUSPECT OFFERS NO CLUES.			664
NEWS LITE : KRAVITZ COLLAPSES FROM JERSEY HEAT.			918
NO LINES HERE; SELF-SERVE CHECKOUT MACHINES PUT TO TEST.			716
PLAN WOULD ADD SHADE PROVIDERS.			291
PREP BASEBALL: FOR HAAG, IT WAS RICE REVISITED : LONGTIME RIVALS HAVE FACED EACH OTHER SINCE LITTLE LEAGUE.			718
PREP BASEBALL: ROYAL'S PUSH TOWARD THE FINALS WENT OUT OF CONTROL : QUARTERFINAL LOSS TO HART ENDED A ROLLER-COASTER SEASON.			796
PREP BASEBALL: TESTA BEATS OUT SANTOR FOR MVP.			299
PREP PLAYOFFS: A PLEASANT SURPRISE : KNIGHTS HAVE ACCOMPLISHED MORE THAN EXPECTED.			541
PREP SOFTBALL: STOKX STOKED ABOUT SEMIFINALS : PANTHERS FACE TOUGH PACIFICA.			919
PUBLIC FORUM : BUT ARE YOU SAFER?		Editorial	1734
READY TO WIN; BRUINS CAPTURE COLLEGE SOFTBALL WORLD SERIES : UCLA 3, WASHINGTON 2.			699
ROBBERS GO AFTER AIRLINE TICKETS.			953
SCHOOLS CREATE JOINT VENTURE; UNIVERSITY TO SET UP SATELLITE CAMPUS IN A.V.			366
SHADOWLANDS; HART'S `OTHER' PITCHER STEPS UP WHEN IT COUNTS FOR THE INDIANS.			576
SO FAR, IT'S ANYONE'S GUESS WHO'LL BE `RIDING IN CARS'.			751
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: IT'S NOT THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED.			546
SPACE SHUTTLES STREAMLINE FOR NEW MILLENNIUM; NEW DESIGNS KEEP FLEET APACE.			1306
ST. THOMAS' EDSTROM ELIMINATES CAL LUTHERAN : ST. THOMAS 4, CLU 2.			312
STAR 98'S MORNING LISTENERS TREATED TO A REAL EARFUL.			812
STILL `ALIENS' AFTER ALL THESE YEARS.			802
SUN MAY ADD TO DISCOMFORT OF Y2K BUG BITES.			673
THE BUZZ.			385
THOUSANDS SALUTE VETS IN WESTLAKE; MAHONY VISITS SIMI TO PRAISE SACRIFICE, ISSUE CALL FOR PEACE.			652
VAN BELONGED TO BASSIST; AUTOPSY ON FOUND SKELETON MAY BEGIN TODAY.			478
WOULD-BE SPOILERS CHOMPING AT BIT.			1187