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

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] HUNDLEY DOES HIS PART IN DODGERS WIN DODGERS 9, HOUSTON 6.			558
`JASON'S' A MYTH, ALL RIGHT ITS HERO TAKES A JOURNEY; THE AUDIENCE GETS TAKEN FOR A RIDE.		Television Program Review	1418
A NEW PROJECTION VALLEY FIRM ANDACTION OFFERING FREE EQUIPMENT TO THEATERS TO RUN DIGITAL MOVIES IN BID TO GAIN EARLY MARKET SHARE IN INDUSTRY OF FUTURE.			1318
ACADEMIC STICKER SHOCK GOING TO COLLEGE MEANS FINDING ENOUGH CASH TO STAY.			783
AMERICAN LEAGUE AROUND THE HORN: WHAT ARE INDIANS TO DO ABOUT PEDRO?			718
AND NOW, HERE COME THE SUNS THOUGH SWEPT DURING SEASON, PHOENIX A MYSTERY TO LAKERS.			1463
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PROVIDING A SPARK BOTTENFIELD, WALBECK ARE WORKING WELL.			412
ANTI-HMO LAWSUITS HARMFUL TO OUR HEALTH.			744
ANXIOUS FIANCEES STILL HOPE FOR GOWNS.			369
ARTISTS COLONY PROPOSED FOR CREATIVE SENIORS.			829
BETTER IN A STATE HOSPITAL THAN HOMELESS.			756
BILLIONS UP FOR GRABS CONGRESS MEMBERS DUEL FOR PET PROJECTS.			1528
BRIEFLY ASSOCIATED PRESS HONORS DAILY NEWS.			413
BRINGING IT BACK HOME GLOBETROTTING ARTISTS TO DISPLAY THEIR WORKS.			533
BURBANK GIRL WINS CUTIE PIE CONTEST.			636
BUYING HOMES BY THE MILLION.			854
CABLE USERS COULD GET TO CHOOSE RCN PROPOSES COMPETING SERVICE.			504
CLEANUP TIME\VOLUNTEERS PICK UP L.A. RIVER TRASH.			529
COFFEE SHOP OPEN AGAIN WITH NEW ZEST.			711
COLLEGE TRACK: A BRUINS SWEEP UCLA TOPS USC ONCE AGAIN.			894
COMPROMISE WON'T HALT RACIAL PROFILING.			733
CONDOS GETTING SPECIAL ATTENTION.			1289
CONEJO VALLEY STRIKES UP BAND FOR T.O. PARADE.			407
COPS LIED FOR NOTHING RAMPART SUSPECTS MAY HAVE BEEN CONVICTED ANYWAY.			1444
COUNTY HONORS 3 FIREFIGHTERS.			260
CRANKY SUPERPOWER MIGHTY U.S. FINDS PETTY DICTATORS AS MADDENING AS ACNE OR CRAB GRASS.			1181
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE EVELYN CLARKE.			291
DESERT DIAMOND CLASSIC: QUITE A PARTY FOR VANDERGEEST LA REINA CATCHER WINS GAME.			435
DIVIDED AND CONQUERED COUNCIL REDISTRICTING MUST CONSIDER VALLEY.			1111
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CEDENO HAPPY BUT STRUGGLING.			655
DRIVER SHORTAGE PUTS BIG SQUEEZE ON BUS SERVICE.			311
EDITORIAL GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY BUDGET SURPLUS GIVES GOV. DAVIS A CHANCE TO FIX DILAPIDATED JUVENILE HALLS.		Editorial	275
EDITORIAL HIT THE ROAD, CHUCK INSURANCE COMMISSIONER QUACKENBUSH HAS LOST ALL CREDIBILITY WITH THE PUBLIC, ESPECIALLY AMONG THE VALLEY'S QUAKE VICTIMS.		Editorial	287
END TO AN EXHAUSTING WEEK.			300
EUROPEAN RAIL RESEARCH MISSION DRAWS MIXED RESPONSE.			569
FIGHTER DRIVE REVS UP.			343
FREEMAN SHOWS PRETTY GOOD TIMING LANCASTER 5, VISALIA 2.			361
GALAXY, WIZARDS BATTLE TO DRAW GALAXY 0, KANSAS CITY 0.			389
GANG VIOLENCE TRENDS DOWN.			226
HE'S SPACEY ... BUT NOT SPACEY ELUSIVE ACTOR HAS WIT TO TAKE A RISK AND PREVAIL.			1704
HERITAGE CELEBRATION ICELAND'S PRESIDENT VISITS LOCAL FESTIVAL.			345
HIGHEST-PRICED RUNNER PAYS OFF.		Statistical Data Included	459
HUNDLEY DOES HIS PART IN DODGERS WIN DODGERS 9, HOUSTON 6.			596
JC SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS: CANYONS FACES LONG AND UPHILL ROAD.			450
KENTUCKY'S CROWN PRINCE FUSAICHI PEGASUS ROARS TO STUNNING VICTORY.			868
KILLING LEADS TO STREET CLOSURE.			386
LAKERS NEED TO SET THE TEMPO AGAINST SUNS.			569
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: COPING WITH SHAQ FOR PHOENIX, THAT'S ITS MAJOR CHALLENGE.			628
LAPD HOSTS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE VAN NUYS STATION IS THE CENTER OF COMMUNITY EVENT.			468
LASORDA WILL SELL YOU ON TEAM USA.			712
LETTERS UNIONS' OBJECTION TO WAL-MART BOGUS.		Letter to the Editor	618
LOCAL WATCH: DOMO ARIGATO, JAPAN FORMER USC ALL-AMERICAN MARK SMITH APPRECIATES HIS STINT OVERSEAS.			570
MAN ON CRUSADE TO IMPROVE JAIL SAFETY.			594
MEMOIR SEES LIFE IN PLACES, NOT IN TIME.			893
MONUMENTAL DISPLAY EXHIBIT BUILDS ON OUR FASCINATION WITH ARCHITECTURE.			718
NATIONAL LEAGUE AROUND THE HORN: BIG UNIT IS `SEVERELY LOCKED IN'.			711
NCAA VOLLEYBALL: BRUINS BACK ON TOP AGAIN UCLA CLAIMS ITS 18TH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP; TALIAFERRO MVP UCLA 3, OHIO STATE 0.			532
NETS INTERESTED IN LAKERS' KUPCHAK.			233
NO MAGIC LEFT BETWEEN SHAQ, PENNY.			927
NORTHRIDGE'S OFFENSE COMES ALIVE IN VICTORY CSUN 13, CSLA 7.			303
ORLOV, FOUNDED NAMA.		Obituary	214
PARENTING ADD NEW WEDDING VOW: TILL CHILDREN DO US PART.			522
PRIORITIES CHANGE FOR DESORMEAUX.			774
PSYCHICS READ DOGGIE FEELINGS AT FAIR.			342
PUBLIC FORUM CHEST THUMPING.		Editorial	1474
RACIAL TENSION EX-PROSECUTOR NOW BACKS INMATES.			695
RALLY BEATS AVC.			86
RATING FOR AIR QUALITY ADDED.			427
RENT GUIDELINES MULLED SIMI CONSIDERS NEW MOBILE HOME REGULATIONS.			476
SCIOSCIA STAYS BY HIS DECISION SEATTLE 1, ANGELS 0.			573
SCRAMBLING FOR CONTROL MEDIA COMPETITION HAS BECOME AN IMPEDIMENT.			963
SUIT FILED TO BLOCK LOW FLIGHTS COALITION WANTS AIR FORCE TO SPARE THE ENVIRONMENT.			581
TEAMS HOLD BREATH AS PLAYERS AWAIT THE BIDDING WAR.		Statistical Data Included	1255
THE RAT RACE RODENTS MAKE SPRING APPEARANCE.			822
THOUSAND OAKS TOURNAMENT: FRESHMAN PITCHES SIMI TO TOURNEY TITLE.			457
TIPOFF D.A., POLICE TENSION STILL SIMMERING.			694
TURNING LEFT CAN SIGNAL TROUBLE VALLEY INTERSECTIONS FACE LANE UPGRADES.		Statistical Data Included	1205
UNCLE MIKE IS PADRONE TO THE VALLEY.			748
UNITED PARENTS FILLING A NEED GROUP HELPS WITH TROUBLED CHILDREN.			945
VAL VERDE MIGHT GET SHERIFF'S SUBSTATION.			329