Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 16, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A LA CARTE : TENDERLOIN OF PORK.			589
A YEAR LATER, WHO GOT BEST OF PIAZZA DEAL?			1024
A'S OK WITH THE WAY THINGS ARE GOING THIS EARLY.			600
A.V. DISTRICTS GIVE PORTABLES GOOD GRADES; OFFICIALS SAY REGULAR CHECKS STEM PROBLEMS.			467
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			300
ACTION FIGURES; REPLICAS ROLL OUT OF TOY MAKERS' FACTORIES.			826
ALLIANCE HONORS VALLEY'S BEST.			319
AMERICAN LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : NOMAR SPEAKS WITH HIS STICK.			718
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SECRET TO BELCHER'S SUCCESS STILL A SECRET.			494
AQUIFER OVERDRAFTS FEARED; WATER PROVIDERS FIGHT ENVIRONMENTALISTS IN BOOMING SCV.			1452
BAD LUCK IS HAUNTING ANGELS' HILL : TAMPA BAY 3, ANGELS 1.			510
BRIEFLY : ANIMATION SEMINAR FOR GRADES 6 TO 12.			174
BRIEFLY : COURSE WILL UPDATE NURSES' KNOWLEDGE.			134
BRIEFLY : SALT LAKE'S GAMES WILL HAVE 3 MASCOTS.			499
BRIEFLY : TWO KILLED AFTER CAR CRASHES INTO TRUCK.			286
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: RULES NOTED, RESPECTED IN STATE ASSEMBLY.			562
CIF-SS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS: CARPENTER IS HAMMERED, BUT C.V. WINS TITLE AGAIN.			485
CLIPPERS SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO KINGS' BLUEPRINT.			1127
CLOSE-KNIT COURAGE; RAMIREZ FAMILY GAVE US 3 HEROES.			576
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE.			559
DAY FOR MORTARBOARDS; ASSEMBLYMAN OFFERS WISDOM TO GRADUATES.			246
DEATH PENALTY PROPOSALS TO BE PUT IN HANDS OF VOTERS.			523
DINING DEALS : DOWN-HOME COOKIN'.			275
DIVISION I: PEARSON REACHES NEW HEIGHTS.			663
DIVISION II: FLESHMAN QUALIFIES THRICE AND HARDLY SWEATS.			440
DIVISION IV: FLINTRIDGE PEAKING AT RIGHT TIME.			377
DODGERS LEFT IN DARK ABOUT PARK : ST. LOUIS 8, DODGERS 5.			738
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SHEFFIELD BREAKS .300 MARK.			556
DRAG RACING HEATS UP NIGHT; BRAVADO, RIVALRY IN VALLEY A DANGEROUS MIX.			1376
EDITORIAL : KABOOM, KAPHOOEY.		Editorial	469
EDITORIAL : RECONNECTING NEIGHBORHOODS.		Editorial	204
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	121
ELBOW GREASE DID THE JOB ON HOUSTON.			588
EQUESTRIAN SENSE; RIDERS BOLSTER DEPUTIES' PRESENCE.			464
EXPLORING HIS GALAXY; LUCAS CONSIDERS `PHANTOM' LIGHTYEARS AHEAD OF ORIGINAL.			1757
FIELD LAB CLEANUP WORRIES EXPERTS; SANTA SUSANA EFFORTS MAY NOT BE ENOUGH.			823
FILLMORE HIGH STUDENTS READY TO ROLL; 1930 MODEL A PICKUP BUILT BY AUTO RESTORATION CLASSES TO TAKE PART IN GREAT RACE.			834
FINAL HOURS OF VAN GOGH; HUNDREDS ATTEND NIGHTTIME EXHIBIT.			437
FLORA, FAUNA TO GREET GUESTS AT ENCINO GARDEN FAIR TODAY.			314
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	30
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	21
GENTRYS RETURN TO A.V. HOME; COUPLE RELEASED ON BAIL AFTER JURY DEADLOCKS.			591
GET READY FOR DROPOUT SHOCK; MORE REALISTIC, HIGHER RATES WILL SHAKE UP VOTERS IN L.A.			820
HISTORY AWAITS CHARISMATIC; TWO DOWN, ONE TO GO IN UNLIKELY TRIPLE CROWN RUN.			811
HUNDREDS TURN OUT FOR MARCH SEEKING END TO VIOLENCE IN VALLEY.			549
INDUSTRY SAGE RECALLS CAREER BEHIND THE CAMERA : MOVIE MAKING WAS `A WONDERFUL LIFE'.			901
IS LUCAS MAKING OUR KIDS VIOLENT?			1506
JETHAWKS SCRATCH OUT WIN OVER ELSINORE : JETHAWKS 8, LAKE ELSINORE 5.			274
KIDS GET THRILLS THE LEGAL WAY AT TRACK.			353
L.A. OFFICIALS LAUD COMPLETION OF SEWAGE PLANT RENOVATION.			189
L.A. SPORTS HUSTLERS STEWING UP BITTER POT.			816
LETTERS : DAVIS BETTER OFF PLAYING IN NBA.		Letter to the Editor	392
LINING UP TO DIE; TIME RUNNING OUT FOR 523 PRISONERS AS DAVIS TAKES HARD LINE ON EXECUTIONS.			1191
LOSING LEASE A BOON FOR GROWING PORTRAIT STUDIO.			385
MARKING THE WAY; BELL WILL BE DEDICATED ALONG HISTORIC ROUTE.			979
MINOR-LEAGUE NOTEBOOK: COWSILL FINDS HIS PITCH IN RETURN TO ROLE OF STARTER.			896
MLS ROUNDUP: TWIN SHUTOUTS, THEN MUTINY TOPS GALAXY.			510
NATIONAL LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : LEITER'S PLIGHT A MET MYSTERY.			736
NEWS LITE : LEE TURNS CAMERA LENS TO U.S. NAVY.			1112
NEWS LITE : REDFORD LINES UP FOREIGN BACKERS.			1054
NO RICE, NO PROBLEM; WITH SHOOTER'S ELBOW SORE, LAKERS SOAR TO NEXT ROUND : LAKERS 98, HOUSTON 88.			1053
NOTEBOOK: THEY'VE PACKED BAGS FOR NEXT BUSINESS TRIP.			511
OXNARD FESTIVAL SALUTES STRAWBERRY; ANNUAL SHOWCASE DRAWS THOUSANDS TO COLLEGE PARK.			405
PANEL TO TARGET GANGS; AGENCIES TO SHARE RESOURCES, INFORMATION IN VENTURA COUNTY.		Statistical Data Included	713
PARENTING : FOR SENSITIVE CHILD, ANY `CUTE' ATTENTION CAN BE TOO MUCH.			457
PARTY LINES : IT'S ALL FOR ONE AT MARRIOTT LUNCHEON EVENT.			1047
POLICE SEARCHING FOR PAIR SUSPECTED OF TICKET THEFTS.			187
PRIDE, JOY FILL DAY FOR CLU GRADUATES; COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES MARK START OF NEW LIVES.			366
PROVIDER COMPETITION WILL SAVE L.A. TRANSIT; BROKEN SYSTEM NEEDS A GENEROUS HELPING OF MARKETPLACE FREEDOM.			759
PUBLIC FORUM : OR DON'T HAVE THEM.		Editorial	1702
REAGAN'S STORY COMES FULL CIRCLE; PATTI DAVIS SHARES FATHER'S GIFT, GRIEF AT FORUM.			885
REGRETTING L.A.; INJURIES SLOWED DAVIS IN TIME WITH HOMETOWN TEAM.			798
ROSCOE REUNION REVIVES GOLDEN MEMORIES.			707
SCORE ANOTHER HIT FOR JOHN WILLIAMS.		Movie Review	361
SERVICES SET FOR SIBLINGS, VICTIMS OF HAWAII LANDSLIDE.		Obituary	153
STUDENTS USE BIBLE TALE AS LITERATURE LESSON; PASSOVER PROVIDES SPRINGBOARD FOR CELEBRATION IN CLASSROOM.			619
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CANYON FOOTBALL COACH REPRIMANDED BY PRINCIPAL.			376
THE MARIACHI MAN; TEACHER INSPIRES STUDENTS WITH MUSIC.			1343
THIS VICTORY SHOULDN'T BE TAKEN LIGHTLY.			693
TIPOFF : DAVIS HOPES ZEDILLO VISIT SOOTHES VOTERS.			578
TRIAL AND RELATED EXPENSES COST $325,000, COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY.			629
WILDERNESS OF HUMAN FRAILTY; WHAT STUFF WE'RE MADE OF COMES FULL CIRCLE IN `STORIES'.			1219
YELTSIN IN IMPEACHMENT BATTLE : COMMUNIST LEADERS MAKING BIG DRIVE.			708