Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 7, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$3 MILLION GONE COUNTY PARKS COOKED BOOKS TO HIDE SPENDING, AUDIT SAYS.			1088
'COUCH POTATO' NOW A MARATHON MAN.			881
A DAY AT THE ZOO.			327
A.V. HATE CRIME REPORTS DIP VALLEY RECORDS TWO INCIDENTS OF VANDALISM SO FAR THIS YEAR.		Statistical Data Included	755
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ROTATION'S REVOLVING DOOR OPENS FOR EX-WAVE WISE.			561
ANNUAL CHARITY SAILING EVENT SET.			269
BEAUTY AND BRAWN DRAFT HORSES DAZZLE AT VENTURA COUNTY FAIR.			408
BEING NERVOUS CAN BE NORMAL.			794
BENNETT DOES CREDIT TO CLASSIC ERA TIMELESS STYLIST JOINED BY DYNAMIC NEWCOMER KRALL.			668
CARDIAC PATIENT GROUP PLANNED.			328
CHECKMATE CHESS BECOMES HOT NEW GAME IN SCV.			695
CHURCH OKS NEW BUILDING PROJECTS ON TAP FOR CARMELITE SISTERS' LAKE LOS ANGELES SITE.			269
CITY SEEKS PLAY ZONE OF ITS OWN WESTLAKE VILLAGE HAS PLAN.			547
CLEAN-AIR CONTEST FOCUSES ON KIDS.			300
COLLEGE PARK PLANS STALL IMPASSEIS OVER WHAT TO BUILD FIRST.			357
CONEJO GROUP GETS GRANT.			152
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			251
DIVIDE OVER 'GREAT WALL' ARTIST, CITY DISAGREE ON MURAL RESTORATION.			1030
DNC WHIZ KID TO SHINE FOR HOME CROWD.			980
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PEREZ IS FINE IN RELIEF STINT HE DOMINATES BREWERS OUT OF PEN.			712
EAST MEETS WEST KOREAN STUDENTS SHARE EXPERIENCES.			668
EDITORIAL CATS AND FIREFIGHTERS CITY COUNCIL GOT ITSELF UP A TREE BY COMBINING BOND MEASURE.		Editorial	291
EDITORIAL THE COUNCIL GOES SLUMMING AT $1 A MONTH, THE CITY'S APARTMENT-INSPECTION PROGRAM IS STILL A RIP-OFF.		Editorial	278
FIVE HEARINGS TO ELICIT INPUT ON AIRPORT NOISE.			630
HART MULLS 12-MONTH CLASSES CROWDING ISSUE INTENSIFIES.			680
HOLYFIELD DOESN'T QUITE GET IT.			1026
HOME WINS ADD UP JETHAWKS 13, SAN JOSE 5.			433
HOME'S ERA APPARENT MALIBU'S HISTORIC ADAMSON HOUSE TURNS 70.			503
HOUSING PLAN BATTLED NEIGHBORS WANT PRISTINE ACRES TO REMAIN WILD.			649
IS THE 'TRUTH' ALL THAT INTERESTING?		Television Program Review	485
IS THERE ENOUGH SAFETY ON SETS?		Statistical Data Included	967
KNOCKOUT PUNCH VALDES IS BATTERED AND BRUISED IN L.A. RETURN MILWAUKEE 9, DODGERS 6.			705
LOCAL ROUNDUP: HARRINGTON SET TO RETURN TO CHAMINADE SOFTBALL.			218
LOOKING FOR THE GROOVE ESTYLE.COM PREPS PLAYERS FOR OPEN.			628
MOORPARK BOY WINS SHOPPING SPREE.			244
NHRA FRAM AUTOLITE NATIONALS: KALITTA FINDS NICHE.			458
ONE FOR THE MONEY ENDURING MARATHONS FOR CHARITY TESTS EXTENT OF A RUNNER'S COMMITMENT.			1347
ONE IDEA.			121
PARTY INVITATION LOCAL GOP WOOS LATINOS.			663
PASSION, NOT LOGIC, RULES IN ONGOING GUN DEBATE.		Editorial	688
PICNIC A TRIBUTE TO VALLEY GLEN NEIGHBORS CELEBRATE TOGETHERNESS.			325
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR CITY ROAD LINKS.			463
PUBLIC FORUM JUST POLITICS.		Editorial	1441
SC NOTEBOOK: KELLY SAYS HE'S STAYING TWO MORE SEASONS.			367
SCHOOL REGISTRATION TO START.			330
SIBLINGS' RIBALDRY WINS PRIZE.			292
SIMI JUGGLES SENIOR, COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.			780
SLIP-SLIDING AWAY ANGELS SWEPT IN CLEVELAND, LOSING GROUND IN WEST CLEVELAND 5, ANGELS 2.			668
SNAKE NUMBERS SOAR IN THE WILD.			401
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL: GOING . . . GOING. . .GONE!		Video Recording Review	1595
TRUSTEE SOUGHT TO FILL VACANCY.			177
UCLA UPDATE: FROSH WILL REPORT TO UCLA TODAY.			310
WANTON WASPS DODGING DRAFT.			482