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

Title	Author	Type	Words
`SOBER GRADUATION' LAUNCHED; CAMPAIGN CRACKS DOWN ON UNDERAGE DRINKING, DRUNK DRIVING.			419
A FIRST-ROUND FIESTA; MUNSON, ZITO, RICE GO HIGH IN PRO DRAFT.			1174
A REAL PIECE OF WORK; ROYAL'S SCOTT RICE IS UNPOLISHED FOR SURE, BUT HIS POTENTIAL HAS THEM BEAMING IN BALTIMORE.			786
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SALMON'S WRIST HEALING PROPERLY.			485
ASSEMBLY OKS BREAKS FOR HOLLYWOOD.			428
AVOID THOSE TOURIST TRAPPINGS; HOW TO TRAVEL IN STYLE - WITH EASE, ELEGANCE.			1610
BACK ON TRACK; AFTER ROUGH START, LEE IS FLYING HIGH.			726
BARK PARK SET TO BE UNLEASHED.			634
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: HART'S CHAMPIONSHIP RUN IS A BIG-LEAGUE DEAL : INDIANS HOPING TO MAKE JUST A LITTLE MORE NOISE.			544
BELMONT STAKES NOTEBOOK: ODDLY, CHARISMATIC FAVORED.			747
BIG HONOR COMING TO LECOCQ.			79
BLAZING HAPPY TRAILS; NATIONAL EVENT ATTRACTS HIKERS.			909
BOOKS, LINENS COMING TO CENTER; PALMDALE TO GET MORE NEW STORES.			315
BORCHARD MAKES HER OWN FOOTSTEPS : SISTER JILL SHINES WITHOUT BRO JOE.			649
BRIEFLY : GLENDALE MEETINGS KEY ON UTILITY ISSUE.			353
BRIEFLY : MOORPARK COLLEGE TO AID FOSTER FOLKS.			122
BRIEFLY : SHOT FIRED FROM CAR HITS GYM WINDOW.			402
BRIEFLY : USC, UCLA START BADLY AT NCAAS.			451
BULLETIN BOARD.			288
BURNED BOY FACES FEAR, WINS; 10-YEAR-OLD MARCHES INTO OPERATING ROOM.			691
BUSINESS HOTEL GETS OK FOR NEWHALL; `HORSESHOE' OAK TREE CENTERPIECE OF DESIGN.			368
CHAMBER BACKS STADIUM PLAN.			140
CHARITY PICKS UP PIECES; WEEKEND BLAZE DEVASTATES HOME OF MOORPARK AID AGENCY.			367
CHATSWORTH, POLY TRYING TO GET IT DONE.		Statistical Data Included	1073
CHEVRON DEAL DIES; TEXACO SPURNS PROPOSAL FOR MERGER.			473
CITY EFFICIENCY COMMITTEE STYMIED 1-1/2 YEARS.			487
CITY SECTION BASEBALL NOTES: CHATSWORTH'S CASSEL HAVING A SWELL TIME.			766
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: WOMAN TO SUE OLOWOKANDI.			286
CLOTHES MAKER TO SET UP SHOP AT EX-GM PLANT.			784
CONSTRUCTION IN STATE DOWN 11%.		Statistical Data Included	191
COUNCIL ACCUSES MAYOR OF DECEIT; PRO-CHARTER REFORM DONATION ASSAILED.			804
COUNCIL APPROVES WARNER RIDGE PLAN.			306
COURT REFUSES AIRPORT'S BID FOR REHEARING.			530
CREDIT KEEPS BUSINESS BOOMING; GLENDALE FIRM SOARS MAKING IMAGINATIVE TITLES FOR MOVIES.			1283
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FUND-RAISING POLICY A HINDRANCE.			369
DEVELOPER'S BID TOPS FOR DISTRICT SITE; NEW URBAN WEST OFFERS 3 TIMES APPRAISED VALUE.			409
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OFFENSE REMAINS OFFENSIVE.			712
EDITORIAL : MENTAL OVERHAUL.		Editorial	144
EDITORIAL : SEPARATION ANXIETY.		Editorial	263
EDITORIAL : SWIMMING ON DRY LAND.		Editorial	462
EXTRANEOUS `L' DASHES SPELLER'S HOPES.			416
FILLMORE MAKES MASTER'S HISTORY.			112
FIREFIGHTERS RETRIEVE MAN WHO JUMPED INTO RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVER ASDROWNING DOG SAVED.			430
GAY BILL FOR SCHOOLS OPPOSED IN LANCASTER.			389
H.-W. RALLIES TO WIN NO. 3 : DIV. II TENNIS: H.-W. 10, UNIVERSITY 8.			414
HIGH SCHOOL MURAL LONG IN THE MAKING; L.A.-THEMED WORK TO BE DEDICATED TODAY.			530
HUNDLEY INJURED IN DODGERS DEFEAT : PITTSBURGH 8, DODGERS 4.			671
IN BRIEF.			269
INFANTRY CALL; BIG RED ONE SET FOR REUNION.			253
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: WHY DOES PARKER HAVE STITCHES?			942
JUDGE ORDERS NIEVES TO STAND TRIAL IN DEATHS OF 4 DAUGHTERS.			288
KOSOVAR FAMILY RELIEVED TO REACH VALLEY.			591
KWAN WILL TRY TO IMPRESS PROFS, NOT JUDGES.			944
LAUSD EYES VALLEY HOMES FOR SCHOOL SITE.			639
LAW AND (COFFEE) ORDER; OFFICERS MEET ALL IN CAFE.			441
LECOCQ HOPES LAST IS THE BEST.			55
LOCAL AGENCY SETS SCHEDULE FOR PUBLIC CITYHOOD HEARINGS.			590
MENTAL HEALTH FIXES URGED; SUPERVISORS WANT PROBLEMS IN PROGRAMS RESOLVED.			1348
MINNESOTA MAKES BIG MISTAKE TO BIG MO : ANGELS 2, MINNESOTA 1.			603
MODESTO ROUGHS UP TIRED TURMAN : MODESTO 10, JETHAWKS 6.			394
MONEY ISN'T EVERYTHING, THESE FOLKS SAY.			895
MOTHERHOOD KEEPS KUDROW OUT OF THE MOVIEGOING LOOP.			761
NEWS LITE : MAYOR TAKES PAGE FROM CLINTON BOOK.			1003
NO REST IN RUN TO GLORY; CHARISMATIC THRIVES ON WORK EN ROUTE TO TRIPLE CROWN TRY.			960
OFFENSIVE AIR SHOW EXPECTED FOR VALLEY ALL-STAR GAME.			492
OFFICIALS HOPE INMATES SPROUT INTO GOOD CITIZENS.			361
OVITZ EMBARKS ON MONTH-LONG QUEST; HE PITCHES PLAN TO FIRST OF MANY EARS.			896
PADILLA, SANCHEZ FIRE BROADSIDES AS CITY COUNCIL RUNOFF APPROACHES.			646
PUBLIC FORUM : SEE HOW THEY RUN.		Editorial	1874
PURCHASE OF GLENDALE HILLSIDES CLEARS HURDLE.			305
RAIN, SNOW IN JUNE? LA NINA SPRINGS FAST ONE ON SOUTHLAND.			936
RIORDAN PUTS TIGHT LID ON SECESSION DATA; MAYOR PLACES CITYHOOD STUDY INFORMATION UNDER DIRECT CONTROL OF CITY HALL OFFICIALS.			819
SAWING, BUT SAVING TOO; RESIDENTS, CITY AGREE ON TREES.			398
SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION TO START; GROUNDBREAKING FOR AMARGOSA CREEK SET FOR JUNE 24.			496
SCHOOL DRUG STING NETS 16.			456
SHARES OF CKE DECLINE ON NEWS; CARL'S JR. OWNER MISSES FORECASTS.			278
SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: JENKINS, BORON ZEROING IN ON ULTIMATE PRIZE : BOBCATS TO PLAY FOR TITLE.			640
SOLID LITTON EARNINGS FORECAST.			260
SOME FILINGS CAN BE DONE IN NEWHALL.			328
STATE REPORT CITES EXCESSIVE HOSPITAL STAYS.			397
STATE VERIFIES OIL UNDER CAMPUS.			762
THEY'RE BETTER, FASTER, STRONGER ...; VIDEO GAME MAKERS STRUT NEW STUFF AT ELECTRONIC ENTERTAINMENT EXPO.			1490
TIM ALLEN HANGS UP TOOL BELT, `HOME' GOES OUT ON TOP.		Statistical Data Included	391
TODD-AO HIRES CONSULTANTS FOR POTENTIAL SALE OR MERGER.			333
UNIFORMS GET AN `A'; SATISFACTION RATE HIGH AS AREA SCHOOLS TEST ATTIRE.			437
UNION FALLS TO FREEDOM; UNITED FARM WORKERS, ONCE PROUD AND POWERFUL, HAS FLOPPED AGAIN.		Editorial	847
USC NOTEBOOK: UNIQUE ENERGIZING BATTERY.			579
VISUAL-EFFECTS PROS GET TOP BILLING.			541
WALKING ON WATER; WATER-SKIING PROGRAM HAS OPENED DOORS.			1021
WASTEWATER PUT INTO CREEK.			278
WAY ABOVE PAR; HART'S EDICK PROVES HE'S A FANTASTIC FRESHMAN.			712
WESTLAKE TAKES A RAIN CHECK; WET WEATHER POSTPONES TITLE MATCH.			407
WYMAN, HART ON GHOST HUNT.			1132