Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 12, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`BABY DOLL' LIVED MODESTLY WHILE IN VALLEY, POLICE SAY.			620
6 PERCENT YIELD LURES INVESTORS; MARKET FALL RENEWS INTEREST IN BONDS.			520
A.V. STUDENTS NAMED TO SERVICE ACADEMIES.			249
ALL-STARS SHINE TONIGHT.			178
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: VAUGHN FAILED TO LURE JOHNSON.			578
BARGAINS : THOUSANDS OF POTS, PLANTERS TO CHOOSE FROM AT POTTERY ETC.			568
BATS SHUT DOWN; ANGELS DON'T REACH THIRD BASE UNTIL NINTH : ARIZONA 12 ANGELS 2.			324
BRIEFLY : BASKETBALL PLAYERS INVITED TO CHALLENGE.			313
BRIEFLY : GORDON BREAKS RECORD, WINS POLE.			491
BRIEFLY : ROGERS TO IMPLICATE FRIEND IN SLAYING.			500
BRIEFLY : SENIOR WALK, HEALTH FAIR TO BE AT YWCA.			451
BRIEFLY : SHAKESPEARE IN THE SCHOOLS GETS GRANT.			510
BULLETIN BOARD.			406
BULLETIN BOARD.			464
COC BEGINNING TO FEEL LIKE HOME.			592
COUNCIL SCRAPS $13 BRUSH FEE; MONTHS-LONG CONTROVERSY BROUGHT TO AN END.			686
COUNTY FOCUSES ON ABUSE; MEETING TARGETS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.			322
CRAFTING YOURSELF AN ARTISTIC WEEKEND.			297
DAILY NEWS ALL-STAR SOFTBALL GAME NOTEBOOK: CITY PLAYERS WANT A LITTLE MORE RESPECT.			526
DEFOREST KELLEY, WHO PLAYED CRUSTY DR. MCCOY IN `STAR TREK,' DIES AT 79.		Obituary	480
DEPUTY SHOOTS PIT BULL.			272
DIGITAL L.A. : `CONNECTIONS' HOST SOFT-WIRES BOOK OF VAST KNOWLEDGE.			1182
DISNEY ENACTS HIRING FREEZE; OVERTIME RESTRICTED, OTHER STEPS TAKEN TO HIKE PROFITS, BOOST LAGGING STOCK PRICE, SOURCES SAY.			589
DISTRICT LINKS CEREMONY, ATTENDANCE; STUDENTS ABSENT 15 DAYS WON'T ATTEND GRADUATION.			810
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: COOKSON LIVING LIFE-LONG DREAM.			719
DURABLE CRYSTAL; ROBERTS UP TO ALL-STAR COMPETITION.			724
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL UNVEILS NEW, NATIVE-THEME MURAL.			451
EXPECT THE HITS WHEN EAST MEETS WEST.			435
FANS, EXTRA SECURITY PREPARE FOR CONCERT.			149
FILLMORE TEAM CRUISIN' IN THIRD PLACE IN GREAT RACE.			866
FOR MARION JONES, IT'S A HOME-TRACK EDGE.			479
GALAXY NOTEBOOK: HERMOSILLO DEBUTS TODAY.			604
GAME IS HER REWARD; SAUGUS' VOLK LED TEAM BY HER ACTIONS.			496
GARDENING : AN EDUCATION BEGINS WITH TIME SPENT IN YOUR GARDEN.			711
GROUP GROPING TO AID OTHERS IN FIRE'S AFTERMATH; MAY BLAZE HIT CATHOLIC CHARITIES HARD.			479
HAYDEN, ANTONOVICH CALL FOR BELMONT PROBE.			755
HE'S THE $20 MILLION ANSWER.			888
HOT TIPS : THANKS, DAD ... YOU'RE THE BEST.			554
HOUSE VOTES FOR B-2 FLEET UPGRADE; BUDGET MOVES WORK FORWARD BY TWO YEARS.			442
IN BRIEF.			323
INSPECTORS UNABLE TO FIND SOURCE OF BELMONT FUMES.			354
INTERNET PROVIDER BUYS VENTURA COUNTY RIVALS.			293
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: JETHAWKS TRAINER HAS A FULL HOUSE.			662
JETHAWKS STILL UNLUCKY : SAN BERN. 6 JETHAWKS 4.			296
JETHAWKS TIED IN 12TH.			335
JURORS TO BE QUESTIONED ON MANSLAUGHTER : PANELIST MAY HAVE BEEN PRESSURED TO CONVICT.			787
KEPPEL GETS NEW LEADER.			203
KINGS NOTEBOOK: COACHING HOPEFULS ON PINS, NEEDLES.			533
KNICKS KNOCK OUT ANOTHER ONE : NEW YORK 90 INDIANA 82.			586
KNOTT'S BERRY FARM TO CREATE ADJACENT WATER-THEME PARK.			160
LAKERS, JACKSON IN '99?; BRADLEY'S CAMPAIGN WILL BRING PAL TO L.A.		Statistical Data Included	942
LAST HURRAH FOR HEROES.			537
LAWRENCE BRINGS PASSION TO GAME.			567
MAKING GOOD ON PROMISES; TEEN LEADERS WIN BIG WITH DEDICATED HELP.			675
NAKED BURGLARY SUSPECT ARRESTED ON AREA STREET.			287
NEWS LITE : FILM FEMMES: AWARDS CELEBRATE HOLLYWOOD'S WOMEN.			954
NOSTALGIA ACT TO HEAD PARK CONCERT SERIES.			172
NOT JUST A GUY IN DRAG; CROSS-DRESSING IS ONLY PART OF IZZARD'S HUMOR.		Television Program Review	524
OBITUARY : SHIRLEY ANN BROTHERS.		Obituary	73
PEREZ'S PATHETIC PITCHING PERFORMANCE HURTS DODGERS : OAKLAND 12 DODGERS 6.			381
PEREZ'S PATHETIC PITCHING PERFORMANCE HURTS DODGERS : OAKLAND 12 DODGERS 6.			499
PUBLIC FORUM : MUSIC, MOVIES MADE INTO SCAPEGOAT; LET'S BLAME INDIVIDUALS.		Editorial	3028
RICKY'S LIVIN' THE LIFE OF A SUPERSTAR.			715
RUSSIANS BEAT NATO INTO KOSOVO; MOVE INTO PROVINCIAL CAPITAL STUNS ALLIES.			975
RUSSIANS BEAT NATO INTO KOSOVO; PEACEKEEPING OPERATION BEGINS AS PEOPLE CHEER.			979
SCHOOL DISTRICT SELLS LAND; BOARD ACCEPTS $14 MILLION BID FOR CIVIC CENTER PARCEL.			576
SCHOOL SAFETY TEAM REVIEWING CAMPUS CLEANUP WORK.			495
SECESSION STUDY GETS FUNDING IN STATE PLAN.			908
SHARING THEIR ART; SCULPTORS WILL EXHIBIT THEIR WORK AT SHOW.			610
SIMI CARTOON EXHIBIT IS GOOD FOR A LAUGH.			381
SMILES FOR US, PLEASE; TOY RETAILER GETS SERIOUS ABOUT POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE MARKS.			797
SPARKS VS. CLEVELAND.			117
SPRING FOOTBALL NOTES: JOHNSON HOPING TO MAKE SWITCH.			746
STATE REGULATORS GO TOO EASY ON HMOS, STUDY CONCLUDES.			325
SYSTEM CRASH FRUSTRATES EBAY BIDDERS.			630
TEEN HOSPITALIZED FOR HEAD WOUND.			181
THE OUTSIDERS; IT'S GETTING HOTTER IN PATIO-FURNITURE MARKET.			728
TOP PLAYERS SHOWCASED.			965
TRAFFIC REROUTING IRKS NEIGHBORHOOD; FREEWAY DETOUR THROUGH STUDIO CITY ROUSES FEARS OF CONGESTION.			544
UNCOUNTED BALLOTS REMAIN IN BOND VOTE.			197
VEERING BACK TO VERO; DODGERS IN FLORIDA AT LEAST 1 MORE SPRING.			461
VOTE PENDING ON REWORKING CAMARILLO GOLF COURSE.			409
WELL-FED, BUT NOT EXACTLY FRIENDS; YOUNGSTERS SHOW OFF LIVESTOCK AT VALLEY FAIR.			628
YOUTH MINISTRY ON DISPLAY; AGOURA HILLS CHURCH SETS TEEN-LED SERVICES.			848