Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 23, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS OFFENSE LETS ANOTHER SOLID OUTING GO TO WASTE : SAN DIEGO 4, DODGERS 1.			699
`DECKSANDDRUMSANDROCKANDROLL' KEEPS ON SPINNING.			339
`QUILTERS' SEEMLY; MUSICAL IS PATCHWORK OF PIONEER WOMEN'S LIVES.			539
ACCUSED MURDERER'S MOTHER IS ARRESTED ON PERJURY, WITNESS-TAMPERING CHARGES.			130
ANDERSON LEE RELAXED AND IN CONTROL, SAYS PRODUCER.			794
APARTMENT DWELLERS FLEE SWARM OF BEES IN A.V.			352
AREA BIG HITTERS GO THE DISTANCE.			564
AUCTION CHANNEL TO BE BOUGHT.			534
BASEBALL: LOCAL SQUAD WINS OPENER.			279
BATTLE OF SEXES IS NO CONTEST.			796
BERGANIO LEADS AREA'S BEST.			166
BLAZES KEEP AREA FIREFIGHTERS BUSY.			340
BRIEFLY : PRO TEAMS MAY HAVE TO UP STADIUM ANTE.			461
BRIEFLY : REWARD ANNOUNCED IN AREA BOMB HOAX.			308
BRIEFLY : SIMI COUNCIL ASKED TO EYE HILLSIDE PLAN.			286
BRIEFLY : TEEN MOTHER SLAIN IN SHOOTING ATTACK.			384
BUDGET BRINGING BENEFITS; NEW GYM, RENOVATIONS AMONG PARK PROJECTS.			374
BURBANK RESIDENTS FACE HIGHER UTILITY BILLS; NEW BUDGET RAISES POWER, WATER, TRASH RATES.			521
CHEAP AIR TICKETS OFFERED WITHIN HOLIDAY WEEKEND.			209
CITY ASKED TO HELP BACK GOLF COURSE; DEVELOPER SEEKING BOND TO PARE COSTS.			475
COLLINS' CONTRACT EXTENDED.			598
COURT CUTS RANKS OF DISABLED; CORRECTABLE CONDITIONS NOT PROTECTED BY LAW.			686
DINE BEAT : RESTAURANT NOTES DIWAN CLOSE TO OPENING.			504
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: REST MAKES SHEFFIELD ANTSY.			548
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SLUMPING MONDESI GETS REST.			701
DODGERS OFFENSE LETS ANOTHER SOLID OUTING GO TO WASTE : SAN DIEGO 4, DODGERS 1.			698
ECONOMISTS SEE HEALTHY GAINS FOR CALIFORNIA.			713
EDITORIAL : MANDATORY GOOD SAMARITANS; HAYDEN'S MEASURE COULD DO MORE HARM THAN GOOD.		Editorial	407
EDITORIAL : THE FERRARO FIVE; PANEL SET UP TO DEAL WITH VALLEY CITYHOOD HAS ONLY ONE VALLEY MEMBER.		Editorial	505
FIFA WOMEN`S WORLD CUP NOTEBOOK: TICKET SALES REMAIN BRISK.			349
FIRM TO CRUISE INTO VALENCIA; PRINCESS HEADQUARTERS MOVE TO BE BIGGEST EVER FOR CITY.			534
FUNDS NEEDED FOR HOMELESS; DIRECTOR OF SHELTER REQUESTS BUDGET ALLOCATION.			333
GET IN THE SWING WITH RIGHT EXERCISE PROGRAM.			427
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: NO LAZY DAYS EXPECTED IN THIS SUMMER SEASON : TOURNAMENTS KEEP AGOURA GIRLS' BASKETBALL BUSY.			702
GROCERY MERGER IN THE BAG; ALBERTSON'S, AMERICAN STORES GET APPROVAL FROM STATE, FEDS.			677
GUILTY VERDICT IN A.V. KILLING.			313
HART DOESN'T FIGURE TO ROMP; CANYON MIGHT CONTEND AGAIN.			1103
HOLE OF THE WEEK : WILSON GOLF COURSE.			124
HOMER LIFTS CAROLINA IN THE 10TH : CAROLINA 10, CALIF. 6.			304
HOTBED OF GOLF; BIG FURNACE CREEK HAZARD: SOARING TEMPERATURE.			993
HUSON STEPS IN WITH BAT AND GLOVE TO CARRY ANGELS : ANGELS 4, SEATTLE 2.			569
IN BRIEF.			293
JETHAWKS EYE TURNAROUND IN SECOND HALF; THEY SAY EFFORT HAS BEEN THERE.			868
JUDGE SAYS NO TO BID TO CUT BAIL FOR STORES OWNER.			439
KEELEY VOTED TO PANEL ON HOMELESS.			301
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: JACKSON REUNITING BULLS STAFF.			350
LEARY REPLACES LEGEND AT UCLA.			518
LITTLE ROCK AREA TO JOIN PASS VENUES.			270
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.			132
MIRAMAX GOES WILDE; STUDIO WANTS TO TAKE ITS `AN IDEAL HUSBAND' FILM BEYOND ART-HOUSE CROWD.			1237
MOCK COMMENCEMENT; CEREMONY HELD FOR BANNED GRADS.			768
MOM COLLEGE BOUND; YOUNG PARENT MADE TIME FOR STUDIES.			555
NASDAQ RUN HALTS SHORT OF RECORD.		Statistical Data Included	345
NEVER SAFE? TEAM SAYS BELMONT SITE POOR CHOICE; RISKS MAY REMAIN.			2684
NEWLY REQUIRED VACCINE OFFERED FOR 7TH GRADERS.			214
NEWS LITE : JUDGE SENDS ACTOR BACK TO CLINK.			1050
NOTES: HOGARTH ON HOT STREAK ENTERING STATE AMATEUR.			415
OLD TRIESTE OUT OF GOLD CUP.			271
ON YOUR MARK . . . GET SET . . . COOK! (IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS).		Recipe	3583
OSCEOLA STREET ELEMENTARY RENAMES AUDITORIUM.			641
OVERLOOKED NO MORE; JETHAWKS' CONNORS, AN ALL-STAR, PROVES DOUBTERS WRONG.			967
PEDALING A DREAM; TEACHER ON DIALYSIS TO BIKE 2,700 MILES.			556
PEER HELPERS ON MOVE; SCHOOL GROUP TAKING CONFLICT-SOLVING TO ILLINOIS.			462
POSSIBLE BIAS AGAINST VALLI'S ATTORNEY BRINGS JURORS PROBED.			375
PRINCIPAL TO BE CHOSEN SOON FOR MOORPARK HIGH; BOARD TO REVIEW SUPERINTENDENT'S CHOICE.			330
PUBLIC FORUM : PEACE IN OUR TIME.		Editorial	1550
PUSHCART VENDORS HOPE FOR CHANGE IN CITY LAWS.			398
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ASKED TO SETTLE DISPUTE.			256
REFUGEES TELL CLINTON ABOUT HORROR, HOPE.			1052
REPEAT BURGLAR STILL MANAGING TO ELUDE POLICE; INTRUDER HAS HIT DOZENS OF HOMES IN AREA.			399
RESIDENTS CONFUSED OVER BRUSH RULES.			575
RIORDAN TAPS WOMEN FOR POSTS.			348
ROGERS CONVICTED IN '95 STRANGULATION; JURY TO DELIBERATE BETWEEN DEATH, LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE.			433
SCHOOL BOARD GIVES ZACARIAS ADDITIONAL YEAR.			838
SIMI BEGINS DRIVE FOR LPGA EVENT.			183
SIT! STAY! FAX! TAKE A MEMO, FIDO: DON'T SNIFF THE BOSS.			1233
SITE REPORT RAISES ANGRY REACTION; CRITICS SAY DISTRICT SHOULD CUT LOSSES SINCE NO GUARANTEES ABOUT HAZARDS.			588
SITTING PRETTY; TEEN-AGER EARNS FIRST TRIP TO PEBBLE BEACH.			530
SMOG-CONTROL FEES BEING RAISED FOR VENTURA COUNTY BUSINESSES.			149
SOCAL LANDS FALL LEAGUE.			343
SPILLED LEMONS DON'T SOUR TRAFFIC CONDITIONS ON I-5.			114
STEP ONE; RASMUSSEN TO START PRO ODYSSEY.			693
SUPERVISORS APPROVE PAY HIKE, CUT CAR PERK.			287
TRAFFIC CENTRAL; VIDEO SYSTEM EXPECTED TO SMOOTH FLOW.			561
WHEELS SERVICE WILL WHISK KIDS TO SUMMER FUN.			355
WNBA ROUNDUP: COOPER SCORES 36; SPARKS LOSE AND SINK TO 3-3.			444