Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 5, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] DODGERS WIN ON KIDS' NIGHT : DODGERS 5 ANGELS 4.			830
`SALESMAN' VS. `ICEMAN'; DRAMAS OUT FRONT IN TONY AWARDS.			1317
A GARDEN TO DYE FOR; FABRIC EXPERTS CRAFT COLORFUL HUES FROM HUNTINGTON'S HERBS.			426
AIR WAR COULD END BY SUNDAY.			1075
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BELCHER SHOULD BE COMFORTABLE.			370
ARREST MADE IN WEST HILLS AMBUSH.			341
BARGAINS : PICTURE-PERFECT HELP PART OF THE DEAL AT DECOR ART GALLERIES.			623
BOLLER HEADS BIG-PLAY FIELD.			1150
BOUNTY HUNTER BILL IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO BEING LAW.			319
BRIEFLY : ADAIR TRIAL DELAYED FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.			552
BRIEFLY : BANK ROBBERS FLEE, LEAVE BOOTY BEHIND.			493
BRIEFLY : COUNTY'S NONUNION WORKERS GET RAISE.			529
BRIEFLY : FLYERS' LINDROS EXPECTED TO SIGN 1-YEAR EXTENSION.			638
CHAMPS PARTY INTO MORNING.			402
CIF SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : BORON (24-0) VS. CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN (19-6).			260
CITY CORRECTS POLLING PLACE MISTAKES.			226
CITY TO DISMANTLE CONTROVERSIAL BILLBOARD.			329
CITYHOOD LEADERS BACK SANCHEZ.			223
COMMUNITY RALLIES TO HELP CANCER PATIENT AND FAMILY.			589
COUNCIL QUESTIONS PARKS ON SHOOTING; CHIEF MEETS PANEL IN CLOSED SESSION.			439
CRITTER VISITORS; ANIMAL ACTORS TURN ON CHARM IN PERFORMANCE AT SENIOR CENTER.			483
CSUN PRESIDENT EXHORTS GRADUATES TO IMPROVE LIVES : EDUCATION'S IMPORTANCE STRESSED.			485
DAVIS STOPS PAYROLL DATA SALES; LAW WAS ENACTED TO EASE PROCESSING OF LOANS.			450
DELAY OK FOR AGASSI; RAIN MEANS HE'LL REST UP FOR FINISH.			787
DEPUTY'S VALOR SETS A RECORD; SAUGUS MAN FIRST TO EARN HIGHEST DECORATION TWICE.			434
DESERT HAVEN SALUTES ITS MANY STARS.			367
DIGITAL L.A. : AOL'S ENTRY INTO INTERNET MUSIC QUICKENS THE TEMPO.			1150
DIVISION VI: REYNOLDS WRAPS UP A TITLE : G. BRETHREN 6 R.H. PREP 2.			564
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WALL INCIDENT WILL COST GRUDZIELANEK.			727
DODGERS WIN ON KIDS' NIGHT : DODGERS 5 ANGELS 4.			881
EAGLES WON'T LOSE GROUND WITH THIS TALENTED GROUP.			590
FALLING GASOLINE PRICES ADD FUEL TO CRITICS' FIRE.			820
FESTIVE FUN; NORTHRIDGE GALA HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.			369
FROCKS & FRUSTRATION; LAURA ASHLEY BATTLES TO STAY AFLOAT.			764
FUNDING SOUGHT TO TEACH PARENTS; ENGLISH TUTORING WOULD AID KIDS TOO.			220
GARDENING : ANGEL'S TRUMPET: HEAVEN ON EARTH.			777
GLENDALE HOSPITAL BECOMES LAB FOR ARMENIAN DOCTORS.			738
GUITAR CENTER HITS SLIDE; NEWS OF SLOW SALES STRIKES SOUR CHORD.			290
HACKETT SOARS INTO STATE FINALS; VERDUGO HILLS POLE VAULTER HITS CAREER BEST.			614
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY; VALLEY BUSINESS GROUP TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS.			178
HART HOPES TO BE ALL SMILES AFTER BIG GAME.			901
HEALTH OFFICIAL WINS SUPPORT; THREE SUPERVISORS BACK HEAD OF EMBATTLED DEPARTMENT.			515
I-5 CRASH INJURES FRAZIER PARK MAN.			188
IF HE LOOKS LIKE A CHAMPION . . .			1191
IN BRIEF.			268
IS DIVISION IN DECLINE?			180
JETHAWKS FALL SHORT : R. CUCAMONGA 9 JETHAWKS 7.			336
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DUO HAPPY TO CHANGE PLANS.			961
JUST CALL HIM BOB BAFFLING.			907
KUEHL UNDETERRED BY BILL'S FAILURE, PLANS TO TRY AGAIN.			546
L.A. BAPTIST LEFT SCORELESS, SPEECHLESS IN DIV. V CHAMPIONSHIP : C. CHAPEL 12 L.A. BAPTIST 0.			487
LATE MODEL FEATURE IS TRULY MAIN EVENT.			409
LATINA DISCOVERS HER JEWISH HERITAGE EXPLAINS MYSTERY.			1148
LEFT SIDE IS RIGHT DECISION.			644
LEGAL BILLS SPUR COUNCIL SPAT; HOLDEN ACCUSES HIS COLLEAGUES OF TRYING TO RUIN HIS CHANCES OF WINNING RE-ELECTION BATTLE.			359
MAGIC URGES SUPPORT OF NEW CHARTER.			693
MARTIN'S GOT GAME: TWO OF THEM, IN FACT.			628
MORTGAGE RATES RISING; MORTGAGE RATE HIKE QUELLS REFINANCING.			1027
NEWS LITE : SHANIA TWAIN'S HUBBY IS SHY GUY.			884
NEWS MEDIA NOW PRESS FOR DISCLOSURE.			437
NOTES: WILLIAMS GLIDES INTO FINAL.			437
OFFICIALS PROBE `SPRINGER' SPARRING.			724
OPERATOR HONORED AS TOP STAFFER.			235
PANEL: STATE SHOULD FUND VALLEY STUDY.			807
PINT-SIZED GARDENING; PLANTS CAN GROW IN ALMOST ANYTHING.			1308
PLAYERS SAY THERE'S NO MUTINY.			462
PRIVATE SCHOOLS JOINING; CALABASAS SITES ANNOUNCE MERGER.			353
PUBLIC FORUM : SUIT TARGETING GUN VIOLENCE TRIGGERS WIDE RANGE OF VIEWPOINTS.		Editorial	1326
RECRUITERS TO SEARCH FOR TOP OFFICIAL; FIRM WILL CONDUCT STATEWIDE HUNT FOR KOESTER REPLACEMENT.			323
SHOULDERING LOAD; CHAMINADE WINS TITLE AS LECOCQ THROWS SHUTOUT : CHAMINADE 10 BLOOMINGTON 0.			609
SPURS' STREAK KEEPS ROLLING : SAN ANTONIO 85 PORTLAND 63.			510
STAMPING OUT VIOLENCE; SYMBOLIC PROTEST TAKES AIM AT ROUGH TOYS.			433
STOCK MARKETS TO CLOSE DOORS EARLY ON NEW YEAR'S EVE.			200
SUSPECTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN HATE CRIME CASE.			324
T.O. FESTIVAL TO SALUTE CULTURE OF THE COWBOY.			448
T.O., WESTLAKE MAYORS EXPOUND ON CITIES' SUCCESS : FISCAL OUTLOOK ROBUST; PROJECTS IN FUTURE.			424
TAKE 5 : SAY `I DO' (CLICK).			523
TROJANS COME UP EMPTY : STANFORD 1 USC 0.			635
UNEMPLOYMENT SLIDES; AFRICAN-AMERICANS, WOMEN FACE BEST JOB MARKET IN 30 YEARS.		Statistical Data Included	427
VALLEY BANK CHAIN BOUGHT; CITY NATIONAL GETS AMERICAN PACIFIC STATE FOR $89 MILLION.			484
VENTURA ALL-STARS ON DISPLAY IN DOUBLEHEADER.			273
VENTURA COUNTY ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL: KELLER IMPRESSES HER NEW BOSS.			259
WESTLAKE THEATER LEAVES ART FILMS BEHIND.			345
WHEN DUTY CALLS; LOCAL DEPUTIES ARE DECORATED FOR SAVING LIVES.			681
WOMAN LOSES LAWSUIT AGAINST COUNTY AGENCY.			269