Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 16, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10 BEST LOOP DE LOOPS.			555
A.V. ENVOY TO LOBBY VS. SLUDGE.			284
AGREEMENT DELIVERS A SWEET DEAL.			130
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PERCIVAL NOT READY CLOSER TO BE OUT ANOTHER 2 WEEKS - AT LEAST.			618
ANGELS' FENCE BUSTER THIS TIME, GANT BASHES BARRIER WITH HIS GLOVE ANGELS 8, TORONTO 4.			520
BARBERS ARE CUT ABOVE GRANDSON TOMMY IS LATEST IN FAMILY TO FIND SUCCESS ON COURSE.			984
BOUQUET CANYON ELEMENTARY TO GET PERMANENT LOCATION.			348
BRIEFLY PALMDALE MOTHER OF FOUR TO STAND TRIAL.			220
BRIEFLY T.O. RECORDS SIXTH BANK HEIST OF YEAR.			545
BUSINESS NOTES BACKSTREET BOYS TO GO ASIAN ON NET.			594
CARING STAGE KIDS WILL SING TO HELP GIVE OTHERS SUPPER.			449
CHECK OUT NEWS AND TIPS WINE AND FOOD EXTRAVAGANZA.			475
CIF UPDATE: FIEGE CRITICAL OF JUDGE'S RULING SAN DIEGO JUDGE SAID BYLAWS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.			420
CITY TO SELL POWER PLANT.			292
COMING TO ORDER COURT MATTERS TO BE CLOSER TO HOME.			229
COOK'S CORNER; CREAMY GARLIC SAUCES MIGHT FIT THE BILL.		Recipe	405
CRASH INJURES WOMAN FREEWAY COLLISION A 'VIOLENT IMPACT'.			258
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			242
CROSS COUNTRY KIRKENDALL GOES OUT IN FAMILIAR FASHION.			735
CROSS COUNTRY NOT A BAD START FOR S.C.'S FELIX.			812
CSUN NOTEBOOK: THEY'RE NOT HOG WILD, BUT . . .			401
DELEGATES SEE FLIP SIDE OF GLAMOUR.			334
DEMOCRATS' CONCERNS CENTER ON BUS SERVICE, NOT PROTESTS.			523
DNC SISTER ACT MAKES APPEAL TO MTV CROWD.			196
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BROWN'S SIDE PERFECTLY FINE.			672
EDITORIAL DNC, DAY 3.		Editorial	471
EDITORIAL SURPLUS CITY.		Editorial	270
FED UP MEDIA CREWS SAVOR CALIFORNIA FARE DURING DNC.			1053
FEINSTEIN SAYS CALIFORNIA KEY FOR GORE.			493
FOOTBALL THE YOUNG GUNSLINGER TAKES OVER.			512
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	30
FOUNDATION TO BECOME HEALTH NET.			492
FREESTYLE SPRINT TO HISTORY HALL, ERVIN DIP BELOW U.S. RECORD IN 50-METER RACE.			675
FREEWAY ROUNDUP CHP LASSOS LOOSE PONY BLOCKING LANES ON 101.			155
GALAXY PUSHING FOR FOURTH SEED.			508
HOSPITAL DEAL LETS IN BLUE CROSS HMO MEMBERS KEEP COVERAGE.			407
I WANT MY PC-TV FAVORITE SHOWS COULD POP UP IN LIVING ROOM VIA COMPUTER RATHER THAN OTHER SCREEN.			705
IN BRIEF.			50
IT'S JOE'S BIG DAY LIEBERMAN REACHES OUT TO SKEPTICS.			993
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK ROAD NOT KIND TO JETHAWKS.			798
KERN DISTRICT FILING EXTENDED NEW DEADLINE IS SET FOR TODAY FOR MOJAVE, MUROC SCHOOL DISTRICT HOPEFULS.			439
KUZMIC CONTINUES TO RATTLE QUAKES JETHAWKS 6, RANCHO CUCAMONGA 2.			428
L.A. QUINTESSENTIAL SOUVENIRS, GET YER SOUVENIRS HERE.			285
LAPD KEEPS TIGHT REIN ON NEW ROUND OF PROTESTS.			1090
LAPD REFORM PROPOSAL DISAPPOINTS COUNCIL.			496
LEGENDARY WHO TAKES FANS BACK TO THE DAY.			602
LOTTO FEVER HEATS UP TO $85 MILLION.			412
LOUISIANA, LATIN FLAVORS MAKE FOR SOME SPICY SIDE SHOWS.			1152
MEMBERS MUST BRING OWN TOWELS.			266
MURDER-SUICIDE IN VALLEY MAN KILLS MOTHER OF HIS 3 CHILDREN.			718
NEED 36 PUTTS? YOU NEED HELP!			246
NORTH HOLLYWOOD BACK HICKS TO PLAY FOR CSUN.			265
NOTEBOOK: MORE HOME COOKING FROM HOT LEHMAN?			446
NOW, HALL SIZZLES ONLY IN THE LANES.			833
OLYMPICS: NOT A HAPPY VICTORINE GALAXY MIDFIELDER LEFT OFF OLYMPIC TEAM; VAGENAS, CALIFF NAMED.			442
ON THE FRINGE? VILLAGE CHRISTIAN'S BENKO HOPES TO CONTINUE RAPID RISE.			742
OXNARD PLAIN EYED FOR BASEBALL PARK.			471
PANEL OPPOSES NEW STANDARD ON AIR POLLUTION PROPOSAL COVERS EAST KERN COUNTY.			426
PEST-EATING WASPS ARE SOUGHT.			346
POLICE SEEK HELP IN FINDING THUG.			200
PRINCIPAL ON LOAN TO COUNTY.			309
PUBLIC FORUM IT'S NOT WONDERFUL.		Editorial	1344
Q&A IN L.A. CITY REMAINS A RIDDLE TO DELEGATES.			567
RADIO SITE OF THE WEEK.			226
REACHING THE BIG TIME LAMB ENJOYED HIS EXPERIENCE.			712
RECYCLING MADE EASIER TEST PROGRAM TO THROW AWAY TASK OF SORTING ITEMS.			334
REPORT WARNS MEASURE WOULD FORCE FISCAL CUTS.			323
ROBBERY SUSPECT TO BE ARRAIGNED.			472
ROCK STAR BILL LACKS HUMILITY IN DNC SPEECH FAREWELL FALLS SHORT ON MODESTY.		Editorial	461
SC NOTEBOOK: USC WELCOMES TACKLE WOOLRIDGE.			586
SCHOOL CHIEF HUNT STARTS RESIDENTS ASKED TO RANK QUALITIES.			328
SENATOR, ACLU BLAST POLICE GROUP PLANS TO SUE OVER RESPONSE TO PROTEST.			709
SLUMPING IN THE STRETCH MARLINS HAND DODGERS THEIR EIGHTH LOSS IN 10 GAMES.			594
SOFTBALL A.V. ALL-STARS BATTLE WEATHER, TOO MICHIGAN HIT BY HIGH HEAT, HUMIDITY.			713
SPACE PROJECTS FUNDED $26 MILLION SECURED FOR 4 A.V. EFFORTS; MORE SOUGHT.			594
SPARKS UPDATE: SPARKS EYE STOPPING COMET RUN.			419
SPEEDERS TO FACE MORE STOP SIGNS.			294
STUDENT SENTENCED TO YOUTH FACILITY FOR TWO ASSAULTS.			323
STUDENTS MOURN A FRIEND.			534
TAXPAYERS BUY KIDS' `FREE' LUNCHES.			374
TEACHERS MARCH FOR PAY, GORE.			446
THINKING INSIDE THE BOX EXHIBITION CHRONICLES THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.			934
TO BE CONTINUED? 2001'S MOVIES ARE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED, BUT THEN, SO WERE THIS YEAR'S FILMS.			1395
TRAFFIC SHIFTS NOT ENOUGH, GLENDALE SCHOOL BOARD SAYS.			438
TRUCK HITS PIZZERIA; DRIVER HURT.			239
TV RIOT COVERAGE LACKED INTEGRITY.		Television Program Review	624
UCLA NOTEBOOK: PREPARATION DOES COUNT KOSHER MEALS MAKE BRUINS EFSEAFF'S PICK OF THE PAC.			567
VALLEY CENTER MAY BE PROTEST TARGET.			335
VETERANS RALLY FOR ONE MORE FIGHT.			752
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET AT SIERRA LAKES.			724
WIRED - AND READY - TO GO DNC NET NEWS MANAGER HAS RIGHT MOVES.			467
X MARKS THE SPOT FOR A GENERATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO DON'T GET A THRILL FROM TRADITIONAL SPORTS . . . ADRENALINE CLAN READY FOR LIFTOFF.			1492