Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 17, 1999)

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`THE MUMMY' LEADS THE PACK IN 2ND WEEKEND.		555
3,900-HOME PLAN HAS NO GOVERNMENT; WRIGHT CALLS FOR SERVICE DISTRICT.		833
ANGELS HAVING DEVIL OF A TIME; VAUGHN HOMERS, BUT IT'S NOT NEARLY ENOUGH : TAMPA BAY 7, ANGELS 4.		667
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ERSTAD'S DRY SPELL CONTINUES.		333
ARTS FESTIVAL KNOWS NO LIMITATIONS.		292
BARAK'S BID BOOSTED IN ISRAELI POLL.		389
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: FORBES SAYS DODGERS AMONG LEAGUE'S LOSERS.		467
BIG REWARDS; BANK THRIVES BY FILLING NICHE FOR SANTA CLARITA VALLEY BUSINESSES.		850
BOSS'S COMMENTS QUALIFY HIM AS HARASSING LOUT.		797
BRIEFLY : CZECHS WIN WORLD TITLE.		329
BRIEFLY : SMOKING BLAMED IN WEST HILLS BLAZE.		657
BRUINS DON'T HELP THEIR PLEA : STANFORD 14, UCLA 4.		475
BUDGET REQUESTS UNCERTAIN; GALLEGLY, SHERMAN PREPARE FOR BATTLE ON CAPITOL HILL.		450
BURBANK, GLENDALE CRIME DIPS; FEDERAL STATISTICS SHOW CITIES ARE GETTING SAFER, LESS VIOLENT.	Statistical Data Included	459
CAT-ALOGING FELINE FACTS; GLENDALE COLLECTION IS WORLD'S BIGGEST.		913
CHARITY SCREENING REVIEWS ARE RAVES.		1030
CITY SECTION GOLF: GRANADA HILLS WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE.		353
COLLEGE, INDUSTRY LAUDED FOR ALLIANCE.		765
COUNSELOR REACHES PAST PAIN TO HELP TEENS.		922
COUPLE MOONLIGHTS AS THRILLING NOVELISTS.		423
CRIME DECLINES IN L.A.; CITY BEATS NATIONAL AVERAGE.	Statistical Data Included	480
CRITICS CLAIM LAUSD IGNORING SAFETY ISSUES.		836
CSUN NOTEBOOK: ODDS ON ARIAS, DULL FOR CSUN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR.		689
CYBER : IF YOU`RE SCORING ON THE NET, OR JUST ALONE.		321
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.	Statistical Data Included	372
DECREASE IN CHILD SUICIDES REPORTED.	Statistical Data Included	254
DESTINED FOR FAME; FRIENDS KNEW EARLY ON THAT HOWARD WAS SOMETHING SPECIAL.		828
DISABLED KIDS' PARENTS OFFERED SOME FREE TIME.		407
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HOLLANDSWORTH DOES JOB AS WHITE'S UNDERSTUDY.		466
DODGERS' PITCHING HITS ROCKY ROAD; VALDES CHASED EARLY, SHAW GIVES UP GAME-WINNING HR : ST. LOUIS 5, DODGERS 4.		715
DOLLARS & SENSE : COMPANY SPOTLIGHT.		275
DWP CHIEF TOO VISIONARY? FREEMAN SHOULD FOCUS MORE ON BUSINESS THAN SOCIAL ENGINEERING.	Editorial	819
EDITORIAL : GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT.	Editorial	159
EDITORIAL : SANCHEZ FOR COUNCIL.	Editorial	334
EDITORIAL : TIME TO COMPROMISE.	Editorial	329
FLAT-OUT FUN; CONTEST DRAWS 5,000.		484
FOWL PLAY; RUBBER DUCK RACE BENEFITS AREA HOMELESS, NEEDY KIDS.		378
GOOD KIDS TURN ON LIGHTS IN DARK DAYS.		612
GOP MUST MAKE ITS COMPASSION KNOWN; FISCAL CONSERVATIVES CARE, SO SHOW IT.	Editorial	696
HISTORIC PLANES ON DISPLAY AT OXNARD AIRPORT; WWII BOMBERS EVOKE MEMORIES.		673
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ELBOW HAS IMPROVED ONLY SLIGHTLY FOR RICE.		574
LETTERS: GOLFER SUPPORTS OTHERS' SPORTS.	Letter to the Editor	710
LETTERS: MASONIC PROGRAM HELPS EDUCATORS.	Letter to the Editor	288
NBA PLAYOFFS: A FIRST LOOK AT THE SECOND-ROUND MATCHUPS : WESTERN CONFERENCE.		1166
NEWS LITE : CANNES NOTES; FILM FESTIVAL ATTRACTS STARS AND JELLYFISH.		1072
NOT FORGOTTEN; FINAL RESTING PLACES OF THE STARS.		898
NOW OR NEVER IF TRINIDAD WANTS BOUT.		1289
PHONE TIPS COULD AID HUNT FOR 5 FUGITIVES.		223
PICNICKERS SHARE TALES OF OLD SIMI; LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES OF '24-'52 GATHER FOR EVENT.		366
PITCHER CAN'T GET A BREAK : HIGH DESERT 8, JETHAWKS 5.		487
POLL BOOSTS SCOTT FOR SENATE SEAT; WILDMAN SAYS HE DOUBTS FINDINGS OF SURVEY.		915
PREP FOCUS: H.-W. SWIMS TO SURPRISING SEASON'S END.		396
PUBLIC FORUM : DIESEL ENGINES, NOT PAINT.	Editorial	1016
RETIRED DETECTIVE HAS SEEN CHANGE.		1008
RON HOWARD ON A FACT-FINDING ADVENTURE IN FLORIDA.		653
RUNNING COACH GOES THE DISTANCE; PAT CONNELLY, 61, LEADS BY EXAMPLE.		1585
SCHOOLS SELECT NEW NAME FOR MUSIC STORE.		239
SHAQ WON'T SPUR CONTROVERSY; O'NEAL STAYS SILENT AS LAKERS PREPARE FOR BEST IN THE WEST.		1431
SIMI VALLEY'S SMALL-TOWN DAYS RECALLED.		260
SOFTBALL PAIRINGS: CSUN IN WITH TOP SEED UCLA.		277
SPICED UP STREETS; PEPPER TREES GIVE MOORPARK A SPECIAL AIR.		817
STREET NAMES CONSIDERED; PALMDALE'S GRID SYSTEM SLOWLY GETS ENHANCED.		514
SURFING THE TUBE.		390
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : SO WHAT IS IT GONNA TAKE?		702
TO YOUR HEALTH : FREEBIES.		244
TRANSPORTATION FUNDS IN PERIL; POLLUTION ISSUES COULD COST REGION $22 BILLION.		562
TVG NETWORK TO MAKE DEBUT JULY 1.		981
WELL-GROUNDED SINGER; SOPRANO MIXES REAL ESTATE, TOURS.		389
WHO'LL HOLD POWER IN LOS ANGELES? MAYOR WOULD GAIN MORE CLOUT, BUT COUNCIL STILL WOULD HAVE A SAY.		728
YESTERDAY IN L.A. : THREE MORE CHEERS FOR MAGIC.		316