Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 27, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'EXTREME HEAT' DAYS BOILING OVER.		Statistical Data Included	474
ABBER OK'D TO DEFEND HIMSELF.			375
AHMANSON FOES LOBBY DAVIS.			602
ANGELS FALL AT FINISH ROAD TRIP ENDS WITH A NINTH-INNING LOSS TEXAS 6, ANGELS 5.			614
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: NO SURPRISE, SALMON LOVES HITTING IN TEXAS.			356
ANGLERS GET A LEGG UP ON NIGHTTIME FUN CATFISH DERBY OFFERS FAMILIES A CHANCE TO ENJOY OUTDOORS WITHOUT GOING FAR AWAY.			665
ASBESTOS FIND LEADS TO DELAY.			540
BIG BROTHER WATCH.			163
BRIEFLY MAN, 41, ARRESTED IN EXPLOSIVES CASE.			330
BURBANK OPPOSES L.A. PLAN CONFLICT FOCUSES ON EQUESTRIAN CENTER.			484
BUSINESS NOTES CITIES SPRUCING UP OLDER AREAS' LOOKS.			374
CHARMED LIFE TECHNOLOGY COMPANY CREATES A FASHIONABLE WAY TO NETWORK.			1608
CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO DELAY FOUR CONFIRMATIONS.			523
CLASS WORK SAFETY KEY IN CAMPUS PROJECTS.			608
COC TO SEE MANY SIDES OF STOKES.			758
DEL MAR OPENER: STEVENS READY FOR COMEBACK HALL OF FAMER PLANS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE'S ENDING HIS RETIREMENT.			794
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HEALTHY SHAW WANTS JOB BACK.			635
DOWNTOWN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER OK'D TAXPAYERS TO CONTRIBUTE $12.7 MILLION IN T.O. DEAL.			590
DRIVER ANSWERS CHARGES NO CONTEST IS PLEA IN FATALITY.			560
DRUG DEAL REPORTEDLY LINKED TO BLUDGEONING.			699
EDITORIAL ROMER'S FOOT DISEASE.		Editorial	413
EDITORIAL TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE.		Editorial	351
EMPTY FEELING SPARKS ARE WINNING, BUT FEW SEEM TO CARE.		Statistical Data Included	1704
FACTOR KIN'S BAIL INCREASED.			407
GALAXY UPDATE: GALAXY STADIUM PLAN ESCALATES PROJECT, COST, CONTINUE TO GROW.			259
GARLAND MAKES HOME DEBUT.			165
GRANDMA GETS GIFT OF GLIDE DRUG STORE STAFFERS SURPRISE SENIOR WITH NIFTY WALKER.			470
GROWING MONEY DEALS CREATE MEMORABILIA MANIA.			683
HIGH SCHOOL SOPH ANOTHER GOLF PRODIGY.			582
IN BRIEF.			70
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: BIG NUMBERS GREAT, BUT LITTLE THINGS MATTER, TOO.			813
JOINT ASSET PANEL URGED.			581
JUROR SELECTION STARTS IN POT SUIT.			153
L.A., VALDES TRY IT AGAIN DODGERS REACQUIRE TROUBLED PITCHER.			777
LEAD DOESN'T LAST AS PEREZ GETS ROCKED COLORADO COMES BACK TO WIN AFTER DODGERS START QUICKLY COLORADO 11, DODGERS 4.			613
LUMINENT FILES INTENT TO GO PUBLIC RAISING $207 MILLION IS GOAL.			233
MAYOR: DNC GOOD FOR L.A.			531
MERCEDES CUP: FERREIRA INTO QUARTERFINALS AFTER SLOW START, S. AFRICAN RALLIES.			573
MUSIC OF THEIR HOMELAND.			326
NET LOSS OR NET GAIN? EVOLUTION OF ONE MAN'S IDEA IS LONG, SLOW PROCESS.			784
NEW VALLEY PANEL TO HEAR APPEAL OF PROJECT APPROVAL.			494
NIEVES' FATE NOW IN JURY'S HANDS.			227
NOTEBOOK: ROUX MAKES HIS MARK.			368
OH, WHAT A TANGLED WEB HE WEAVES ...			347
ONE OF THE BEST MOORPARK SOPHOMORE STARS IN FIELD HOCKEY.			924
ONE-STOP YOUTH FACILITY PROPOSED.			493
POISE AND POWER 12-YEAR-OLD SWINGS BIG BAT FOR PARK VIEW LITTLE LEAGUE.			560
POLITICS BEHIND SLO PROGRAM'S DEMISE.		Editorial	904
PROSECUTORS SEEK ANOTHER EXAM IN CARO SLAYING TRIAL.			209
PUBLIC FORUM A QUIET PLACE.		Editorial	1551
RESCUERS LEAD OUT TRIO LOST ON HIKE.			307
ROGAN, SCHIFF SET RADIO DEBATE.			224
SEEKING 'TRUTH IN ACTION' PROSECUTION CITES MALICE IN VIDEO-GAME SLAYING.			491
SIMI SCHOOLS SAY REPAIR COSTS FAR EXCEED FUNDING.			337
STEP OUT WITH THE SQUARE DANCE CLUB.			580
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME FOR CLU.			498
TRAIL BONDING FATHER TAKES SONS ON 10-DAY BICYCLE TRIP.			473
UNION HITS HOSPITAL FOOD, CLEANLINESS.			372
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO AID SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS.			260
WAL-MART UP TO VOTERS COUNCIL WILL PUT ISSUE OF NEW STORE ON BALLOT.			408
WAYSTATION GETS PARTIAL STATE PERMIT ONLY SMALL ANIMALS ALLOWED.			304
WILDFIRE FEARS FUELED DRY, OVERGROWN BRUSH SEEN AS FORMULA FOR COMBUSTION.			561