Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1 DEAD, 6 INJURED ON SET OF 'X-FILES' MEMBER OF RIGGING CREW ELECTROCUTED.			744
101 BUSINESS PACES L.A. AREA HOUSES 21 OF 50 TOP GROWTH FIRMS.			569
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ALREADY, GANT FEELS AT HOME NEW ANGEL DELIGHTED TO BE WITH CONTENDER.			618
ARRESTS MADE DURING DUI STAKEOUT.			174
BERNSON ISSUES APOLOGY LETTER EXPLAINS DNC FUNDS VOTE.			373
BLUE CROSS USERS FACE FEE HIKE OVER IMPASSE.			482
BRIEFLY SHERIFF'S PUZZLED BY SHOOTING IN CAR.			269
BRIEFLY THOUSANDS TO RALLY FOR SAFER STREETS.			616
BRIEFLY: SHORT-TERM T-BILL RATES HIT HIGH NOTE.			490
BROTHERS SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR SHOOTING.			269
BUS STUDY SHOWS VALLEY CAN KEEP UNION, CUT COSTS.			709
CAR CHASE IN GLENDALE ENDS IN HOLLYWOOD CRASH.			260
CITY MOVES TO BAN BILLBOARDS COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS CHANGE IN ZONING CODES.			480
CLASSES PLANNED AT HART PARK.			285
CONVENTION TRAFFIC PLANNED DOWNTOWN STREETS MAY CLOSE PERIODICALLY.			446
COUNTY TO PURSUE SOUND WALL FUNDS.			396
CSUN PRAISED FOR STUDENT PREPARATION.			216
DISCIPLINE PANEL CALLS FOR FIRING RAMPART COP.			372
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WHITE COULD BE NEXT TO GO VETERAN JUST AN EXPENSIVE RESERVE FOR NOW.			851
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER LINGER ON OPPRESSIVE HEAT CAUSES STRAIN ON STATE POWER RESERVES.		Statistical Data Included	574
DRIVER CRITICAL AFTER FATAL CRASH.			222
EDITORIAL DEADLY MIX.		Editorial	238
EDITORIAL NO DEAL FOR ALL ITS TALK, THE CITY COUNCIL WOULD RATHER PLAY POLITICS THAN REFORM THE LAPD.		Editorial	445
FIVE YOUTHS WIN SYMPHONY ACCLAIM.			632
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	44
FRAY WITH PAROLEE LEAVES DEPUTY HURT.			454
FREEWAY BUFFERS PURSUED SOUNDWALL FUNDS SOUGHT.			396
HOSPITAL BOARD SEATS STILL OPEN.			353
HOUSING SURVEY PLANNED THINK TANK TO EXAMINE NEEDS.			559
IN BRIEF.			48
IT WASN'T THE WAY ARNOLD DREW IT UP.			975
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK RELIEF FOR JETHAWKS PRACTICE CALLED BECAUSE OF HEAT.			940
JETHAWKS RALLY FALLS SHORT IN NINTH BAKERSFIELD 12, JETHAWKS 11.			303
JUBILEES DESTINY IN THE CHAPEL OF LOVE.			230
JUBILEES MANY NEW YEARS LATER.			199
KILLER TO BE OUT IN 8 MONTHS.			337
LADY IN WAITING PLAYWRIGHT DELIVERS NEW COMEDY THAT MEETS ALL HER EXPECTATIONS.			1200
LAUSD RENEGED ON BELMONT HIGH PROTEST SIGHT, GROUP SAYS.			347
LITTLE LEAGUE ENJOYING THE RIDE POSSIBLE ELIMINATION DOESN'T TARNISH PARK VIEW.			492
LOS ANGELES MAYOR'S RACE KEEPS GETTING MORE EXPENSIVE.			611
LYONS STILL ON TRACK.			836
MARDYKS THINKS BIG YOUTH TENNIS PLAYER PREPARES FOR NATIONAL HARD-COURT EVENT.			577
MEARS CAN'T ESCAPE THE THIRD INNING.			273
MILLER NEEDS PLENTY OF WORK.			790
MINING MAY STOP SCHOOL CHILD SAFETY AT ISSUE.			423
MONAHAN LEADS SUPERVISOR RACE.			272
MOORPARK FILL COACHING VACANCIES.			480
NEED FOR SPEED FILLED HOLLANDSWORTH DEALT FOR ROCKIES' GOODWIN.			1310
NEIGHBORHOOD GETTING FACE LIFT IN VAN NUYS.			364
NETWORKING GROUP LAUDED LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS OFFER SUPPORT, HELP PROMOTE EACH OTHER THROUGH WORD-OF-MOUTH.			599
PITCHING DEPTH HELPS PARK VIEW PARK VIEW 7, SINGING HILLS 1.			230
POLICE SEEK DUO IN STATION HEIST.			190
PUBLIC FORUM TERROR AND HORROR.		Editorial	1279
RICE, LAKERS ON HOLD FOR RIGHT NOW FORWARD AWAITS WORD ON FUTURE HOME.			684
SECRET VIDEOTAPING CHARGED.			253
SENIOR PROJECT ADVANCES.			342
SENTRY DUTY CITIZENS BIKE PATROL TAKES BACK CITY.			702
SHOW BALL BOWS OUT.			111
SLUDGE CALLED THREAT TO WATER.			474
SONY, PANAVISION TEAM IN DIGITAL CAMERA VENTURE.		Statistical Data Included	317
SPIEZIO'S BLAST WINS IT IN NINTH ANGELS RALLY FOR FOUR RUNS TO BEAT TIGERS ANGELS 5, DETROIT 4.			522
THE EYE OF AN ERA NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER OF VALLEY MOURNED.		Obituary	453
THREE ARRESTED AT WEEKEND RAVE.			387
TIGHT-LIPPED POLICE QUIET IN PROBE OF TEEN-AGE SLAYINGS.			336
VALDES WASHED OUT IN DEBUT.			211