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

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`BUM' KEEPS WORD BUMSTEAD HOMER IN 11TH LIFTS CSUN.		389
2-CYCLE FUTURE MURKY.		459
A SHEPARD SHALL LEAD THEM.		603
A SIZABLE CHALLENGE FOR THE MUSTANGS.		252
A.V. AIR DISTRICT BILL ADVANCES.		255
ACCOUNT WILL PAY OFF RAMPART LAWSUITS.		241
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ANGELS PUNISH THE BIG UNIT.		548
ANOTHER GAME OF `INTRIGUE' FOR LAKERS.		613
AUSTRIA HIT WHILE WORSE OFFENDERS ARE IGNORED.	Editorial	820
AUTHORITIES GET NEW TRUCK FOR DUI EQUIPMENT.		164
AVC BEAT: A.V. TRACK TEAM SET FOR CHALLENGE JC MEET IN BAKERSFIELD.		525
BILLINGS COULD USE A BETTER BREAK.		534
BRIEFLY; PANEL SEEKS MORE CAMERAS AT LIGHTS.		596
BURBANK GIRL RECOVERING AFTER BEING HIT.		203
BURNED WOMAN'S NAME DISCLOSED.		147
CANYON'S AGGREGATE IN DISPUTE CONCRETE COMPANY FIGHTS DENIAL OF MINING PROPOSAL.		300
CARVING CULINARY TALENTS COMEDY SHOW TO HELP FUTURE CHEFS.		686
CHILDREN OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO GET REFUGE.		483
CITY EXTENDS TRASH CONTRACTS HAULERS MIGHT BE REQUIRED TO BID ON FUTURE ACCORDS.		554
CITY NAMES ALVORD TO NO. 2 SPOT PARKS DIRECTOR PROMOTED.		331
CRAMMING FOR THE BIG EXAM ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAMS PREP FOR COMPETITION.		620
DAY IN SPORTS: NO. 1 WESTLAKE OPENS LEAGUE WITH 18-4 VICTORY.		497
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ROTATION LEAVES MANY QUESTIONS.		686
EDITORIAL: CALIFORNIA MEMORIES.	Editorial	174
EDITORIAL; DANCE OF THE LEMONS CRITICAL TO REFORM IS HOLDING PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE, NOT JUST MOVING INCOMPETENTS FROM JOB TO JOB.	Editorial	514
FATEFUL OPPORTUNITY KACZMARSKI IS MAKING MOST OF HER INJURY-FORCED CHANCES.		572
FINLEY'S ULTIMATE REWARD THROUGH HARD WORK, LOCAL PLAYER IN NCAA TOURNAMENT.		942
FIRST F-22 ARRIVES FOR SPEED TESTS FIGHTER'S LIMITS ASSESSED.		347
FLAG FLAP VETS PANEL WANTS REBEL BANNER BACK.		728
FORMER JUDGE ARRESTED BRADLEY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER LATE-NIGHT CALL.		1295
HERE COMES THE BLUSHING BRIDE ... ... ALL DRESSED IN STRAPLESS WHITE. PEARLS ARE PASSE, TULLE IS STILL IN, TOP IT WITH A TIARA AND YOU'LL DAZZLE HIM AT THE ALTAR.		767
HIGH SCHOOL JOB FAIR WORKS UP STUDENTS.		786
HOPING FOR DEJA VU SIMILARITIES WITH 1980 RUNNERS-UP ARE EERIE.		1295
I COULD WRITE A BOOK SENIORS CHRONICLE THE PAST, AS THEY EXPERIENCED IT.		721
IT'S A GO FOR GOLDEN VALLEY WORK TO BEGIN ON FIRST PHASE OF PROJECT GROUND BREAKING SET FOR HIGH SCHOOL SITE.		528
KEEPING UP THE FIGHT LOCAL ARTIST SELLS PAINTING FOR PRESERVATION.		473
KILLER TOMATO? THIS MUSICAL 'MONA' EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS.	Theater Review	733
KILLER'S LAWYERS TO SUE FOR PAROLE JUDGE WITHDRAWS UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR PRISON BOARD TO FREE ROSENKRANTZ.		423
KINGS, DUCKS TIE ONE ON ANAHEIM LOSES GROUND TO TWO TEAMS IN PLAYOFF CHASE.		962
KINGS, DUCKS TIE ONE ON TEAMS PLAY A SPIRITED BATTLE AT THE POND.		807
KINGS/DUCKS NOTEBOOK: EMERSON QUICKLY MAKES CONTRIBUTION.		329
LAKERS VS. WIZARDS.		117
LETTERS: RECALL IS AN ATTACK ON GOOD OFFICIALS.	Letter to the Editor	394
MAKING LOCAL DECISIONS A FEDERAL CASE PROPOSAL WOULD ALLOW DEVELOPERS TO BYPASS ZONING, USE REGULATIONS.	Editorial	710
MAYOR SCOLDS D.A., CHIEF: GROW UP, BOYS RAMPART SCANDAL IN LIMBO AS OFFICIALS ARGUE.		1694
MEDICARE LOST BILLIONS CONGRESSMAN SAYS POOR MANAGEMENT LED TO WASTED FUNDS.		549
MOORPARK SCHOOLS GET NEW SUPERINTENDENT.		317
NEW TROUT INTRODUCED TO NEARBY WATERS.		270
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED BY HUISH ARCHER CONCERNED ABOUT OLYMPICS.		278
NUT? YEAH, THAT'S THE RIGHT NAME.		1077
OUTPOST.		617
PETITION TO LIMIT AIRPORT EXPANSION REJECTED AS INVALID.		531
PREP BASEBALL: SLATE HAS BEEN WIPED CLEAN LANCASTER SET FOR BIG SEASON.		617
PREP SOFTBALL: MOORPARK REAL DEAL MUSKETEERS SHOULD BE FACTOR.		375
PREP SOFTBALL: TROUBLE AT ANY POSITION VERSATILE GREEN FIT, DANGEROUS.		505
PREP SOTFTBALL: TORZIN BACK FOR MORE MARMONTE VETERAN COACH OPTIMISTIC ABOUT WESTLAKE SOFTBALL TEAM'S CHANCES.		456
PREP TRACK: RUNNING LIKE A SEAL CANYON'S SUMME READY FOR NAVY.		726
PREP TRACK; LEAPIN' WITHERS PALMDALE TRIPLE JUMPER IS DANCING STAR, TOO.		731
PUBLIC FORUM; POPE'S APOLOGY.	Editorial	1383
RANCH TO GET FAST INTERNET.		432
RECRUIT KEEPS USC ON HOLD.		207
REMEDIAL CENTER PLAN HIT TRUSTEE SAYS PROJECT SHOULD BE ABANDONED.		533
SC PREVIEW: USC MOVIN' ON UP WOMEN EARN NIT BID.		797
SHOOTOUT JURY TOLD TO TRY AGAIN.		495
SHOP TORCHED OVER PIKACHU.		306
SOFTBALL NOTES: WESTLAKE GOES MENTAL IN A MARMONTE LEAGUE BATTLE WITH T.O. AND NEWBURY PARK, WARRIORS PLAY THINKING GAME.		642
THAT'S NO MOB; THAT'S A CAMPUS SPELLING QUIZ.		258
THE BUZZ.		336
THE RIGHT DECISION PEPPERDINE'S ARCHIE WAS SO UNHAPPY, HE NEARLY TRANSFERRED.		738
THERE'S MUCH MORE TO MOISO THAN HIS MUG.		863
UCLA NOTEBOOK: WATSON KEEPS BRUINS ON GUARD.		641
VALLEY PLAZA EXPANSION PLAN SET FOR CRA VOTE.		549
VISITING MOUNTAIN LION OUSTED FROM GATED COMMUNITY.		340
WIN STREAK ENDS AT TWO DESPITE ODOM'S TRIPLE-DOUBLE, CLIPPERS FALL TO SACRAMENTO SACRAMENTO 98, CLIPPERS 78.		343
WOMAN'S INDISPENSABILITY NO SECRET.		744