Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 31, 2000)

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'EXECUTIVE' DECISION IS WORTH MAKING.		982
'I'M SORRY,' DRIVER SAYS MAN, 91, TEARFUL OVER CHILD'S DEATH.		918
'JAYS CRUSH ANGELS TEAM HITS THE ROAD ON A SOUR NOTE MILWAUKEE 3, DODGERS 2.		661
`IT WAS A TEAM EFFORT' GARDENING CHAMP HAS HELP FROM A FRIEND.		546
36-HOUR PREP COURSE CREDITED FOR BOOST IN LAUSD SAT SCORES.	Statistical Data Included	450
A PLAN TO SAVE LIVES STICKERS TO HELP KEEP ON EYE ON TEEN DRIVERS.		644
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS OFFERS PROGRAM FOR TEENS.		436
ALLEN HAS HART LOOKING TIGHT ALL-STATE DE WILL HELP OFFENSE.	Statistical Data Included	636
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: FIRST IMPRESSION SHAKY FOR KARL.		411
ANTONOVICH APPEALS GRAVEL-MINE APPROVAL.		472
AUDIT FINDS SIGNS OF FRAUD COUNTY URGED TO HALT JOB CENTER'S FUNDING.		339
BILL MAY KILL VALLEY TRANSIT ZONE EFFORT TO LOCK IN MTA CONTRACTS APPROVED.		695
BREAKING THE ICE SCHOOL WELCOME A DIFFICULT ASSIGNMENT.		485
BRIEFLY REPORT: WIZARDS MIGHT WANT EWING.		350
BRIEFLY SIMI VALLEY TO SEEK FINANCE DIRECTOR.		318
BRIEFLY WRONG-WAY DRIVER HURTS 6 IN COLLISION.		196
BUSINESS NOTES STRIKING ACTORS TO TARGET GM.		71
CALABASAS FIRM PAYS FOR PLAY TWENTY-SOMETHINGS FIND IT CAN BE ALL FUN AND GAMES IF YOU WORK AT THQ.		432
CITY SUED OVER JET NOISE LIMITS ILLEGAL, GROUP SAYS.		508
CITY VOWS TO PUT STOP TO MINE TMC: ONLY FEDERAL APPROVAL NEEDED.		725
COC NOTEBOOK AFTER A FULL SUMMER, HE'S READY FOR MORE STOKES STOKED FOR UPCOMING SEASON AT COC.		579
CONNECTING WITH OUTDOORS PARK'S INTRANET SYSTEM IS CUTTING EDGE.		677
COOL JOB ICE CREAM LADY THRILLS TOASTY KIDS.		849
COUNTY GIVES OK TO PUBLIC PROJECTS.		217
CSUN NOTEBOOK: HICKS' FIRST GAME WILL LOOK FAMILIAR.		431
DAVIS TO DECIDE E-TAX BILL FATE.		402
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: VALDES COULD GO TO BULLPEN.		727
DOWN FOR THE COUNT.	Television Program Review	583
EDITORIAL AGE LIMIT ON DRIVING? FATAL CRASH SPOTLIGHTS POSSIBLE PROBLEM.	Editorial	514
EDITORIAL STARTING OVER.	Editorial	207
FAMILY FARM WITHOUT A FUTURE.		861
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL COULD IT BE A NEW VIEW FOR VIEWPOINT? PATRIOTS POISED TO TAKE OVER LEAGUE TOP SPOT.		523
IN BRIEF.		51
JETHAWKS DOMINATE ALL-STAR VOTE, QUAKES JETHAWKS 9, R. CUCAMONGA 2.		383
JETHAWKS TIME FOR THE JETHAWKS TO GET IN PLAYOFF MODE.		773
JOBS LISTING A LABOR OF LOVE.		1106
JUDGE ALTERS MEASURE O STATEMENTS BY COUNTY, SUPPORTERS AND OPPONENTS RULED MISLEADING.		615
JUDGE REFUSES TO CUT BAIL FOR 3 TEENS.		551
LA CELL FIRM SALE ORDERED BELLSOUTH, SBC PLAN JOINT WIRELESS VENTURE.		629
LET THE FLAG FLY FREELY GLENDALE COUNCIL SHOULD RESPECT PROPERTY OWNER RIGHTS.	Editorial	634
LOCAL NOTES: HARRINGTON TO RESIGN AMID INVESTIGATION.		229
LONG-AWAITED SOCCER FIELDS SET FOR KICKOFF.		122
MAJOR CRIMES IN DECLINE ASSAULT, ROBBERY DOWN; POLICE CREDIT CITY.	Statistical Data Included	559
NO CHARGES TO BE FILES IN TRAFFIC DEATH OF GIRL.		389
NOTEBOOK PERRY SHARPENS STRIDE IN EUROPE HURDLER COMPETES ON TOP CIRCUIT.		1303
NOTES: TAYLOR REGIONAL FINALIST.		323
OLYMPIC MEDALIST TO FACE POT TRIAL.		328
OLYMPIC SPORT PREVIEW: BALL IS BACK IN U.S. COURT MCPEAK-MAY, DAVIS-JORDAN ARE MEDAL HOPEFULS.		775
OLYMPIC SPORT PREVIEW: U.S. GAINING ON COURT AND WITH THE DRAW.		726
PREP FOOTBALL AGOURA RELYING ON AN INFLUX OF SPEED MORE QB SHUFFLING AT CAMARILLO HIGH? THOMPSON: 'IT COULD GET INTERESTING'.		666
PROJECT IN PALMDALE LOSING A PARTNER.		462
PUBLIC FORUM DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH.	Editorial	1252
REDEVELOPMENT MEASURE AWAITS ACTION BY DAVIS.		285
RITES OF SCHOOL AREA KIDS BEGIN ANOTHER YEAR'S ADVENTURE IN LEARNING.		538
SC NOTEBOOK: PALMER HEARS NEW FEEDBACK.		494
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT LOSES A.V. DEPUTY TO CANCER.	Obituary	530
SPEAKING SPANISH IS JUST GOOD BUSINESS.	Editorial	832
STEREOTYPES GOING SOUTH RACE TAKES DECREASED ROLE IN SELECTING STARTING ALABAMA QUARTERBACK.		1253
STRAIGHTEN UP AND FLY RIGHT CALL PASADENA RESIDENT BLACKBURN A CASTING DIRECTOR.		850
STYLISH THREADS TO SPORT R&B VIXEN MARY J. BLIGE'S NAME.		253
SUSPECTS IN RESTAURANT SHOOTING DESCRIBED.		304
SWIMMER CARVIN NOT SUNK BY DESPAIR.		944
TEACHER PAY-RAISE PACT OK'D UNION, GLENDALE SCHOOLS FINALLY REACH ACCORD.		436
THEY'RE SO SMOOTH JAZZ ARTISTS JAM TOGETHER AT ANNUAL FESTIVAL.		1157
TIGHT ENDS AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE POSITION WHAT'S IN A NAME?		858
TORONTO THUMPS ANGELS TEAM HITS THE ROAD ON A MOST SOUR NOTE MILWAUKEE 3, DODGERS 2.		755
TOUGH ONE TO SWALLOW DODGERS SAY BLOWN CALL MIGHT'VE COST THEM GAME MILWAUKEE 3, DODGERS 2.		736
VORBE'S LATE GOAL POWERS GALAXY GALAXY 2, SAN JOSE 1.		368
WEDNESDAY'S SHOW.		193
WOMAN ORDERED TO STEER CLEAR OF GANG.		175