Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`$TREET' SIGNS ALL POINT DOWNHILL.		Television Program Review	1000
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REDEMPTION INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF SPOT SCRAMBLE BEGINS IN FOOTHILL LEAGUE.			497
BASKETBALL PREVIEW: MASTER'S BIDDING TO STRETCH STREAK.			738
BERNSON PULLING OLD 'OOPS' PLOY?		Editorial	610
BLAZERS INTRIGUING.			638
BRIEFLY AUDITOR LOOKING INTO TINY CHECKS.			446
BRIEFLY FOOD LEFT COOKING SETS FIRE TO KITCHEN.			203
BUSINESS NOTES NORTHROP BUYOUT OF STERLING DONE.			624
CANYONS FOOTBALL TEAM HIT BY INJURIES BOTH QBS ARE AMONG VICTIMS.			468
CENTER TO OFFER FREE LEGAL ADVICE.			302
CITY NATIONAL MAKES DEAL MONEY MANAGEMENT FIRM IS PURCHASED.			418
CITY NEAR SHUTTING OUT SCOUTS GOLDBERG CALLS FOR ENDING SUPPORT FOR DISCRIMINATION.			334
CITY STAFFERS GET RAISES TO STAY ON.			178
CITY, FEDS FORGE NEW LAPD RULES COUNCIL SET TO REVIEW DEAL.			578
CLIPPERS ACT THEIR AGE, LOSE YOUNG PLAYERS LOSE COOL AGAINST UTAH UTAH 107, CLIPPERS 94.			782
COOK'S CORNER FOR DINNER TONIGHT: TATERS FOR TOTS.		Recipe	455
CROSS COUNTRY RAMIREZ LOOKS GOOD AS GOLD HIGHLAND JUNIOR FAVORED TO WIN LEAGUE TITLE AGAIN.			431
CSUN NOTEBOOK: ANOTHER RUGGED TEST FOR CSUN.		Statistical Data Included	566
DAILY UPDATE.			579
DAILY UPDATE.			480
DAVIS TOUTS SCHIFF'S ROLE AS ALLY.			470
DIGITAL PRODUCE EXCHANGE IN WORKS.			314
DISCOVERY TO LINGER AT EDWARDS.			145
DOCTOR DENIES HE PLANNED TO KILL LOVER.			676
DODGERS TURN TO TRACY BENCH COACH TO BE NAMED MANAGER.		Statistical Data Included	720
EDITORIAL JUSTICE, COUNCIL STYLE IN CITY HALL, CRIME PAYS.		Editorial	285
EDITORIAL NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING POLITICAL ADVERTISING GIVES A WHOLE NEW MEANING TO THE TERM ``TRASH TV''.		Editorial	318
EDITORIAL STEVE ALLEN, RIP BIDDING FAREWELL TO ONE OF THE GREATS.		Editorial	179
FOWLER, DISTINGUISHED EDITOR.		Obituary	525
FRIENDS MOURN DA VINCI OF THE VALLEY.		Obituary	834
GORE RETURNS TO SHORE UP HIS SUPPORT IN CALIFORNIA.			727
HART ADVANCED PLACEMENT INSTRUCTOR AMONG BEST IN U.S.			458
HART MAKES HARDSHIP CASE FOR FUNDING DISTRICT SEEKS BUILDING MONEY.			361
HENRY MAYO'S BLOOD SUPPLY CRITICALLY LOW.			339
IHOP MAKES EARNINGS LEAP DINING CHAIN CITES PATRON SURGE.		Statistical Data Included	300
IN BRIEF.			48
KINGS NOTEBOOK: BLUE JACKETS CAN CALL IT A KING-SIZED TREAT.			464
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ONE FINAL PARTY.			762
LATEST SETBACK PUTS HINES' SEASON AT UCLA IN PERIL.			540
LOSS DOESN'T HAUNT KINGS COLUMBUS 4, KINGS 1.			685
MIGHTY DUCKS VS. PHOENIX.			172
MRV EXPECTS EARNINGS GAIN.			272
NETZERO TO POST PER-SHARE LOSS.			205
NEW & NOTEWORTHY.			796
NO NEAR MISS FOR STEALTH, FAA SAYS SEPT. 7 INCIDENT LABELED 'NO HAZARD'.			342
NO RETRIAL FOR MAN IN DRUG CASE DEPORTATION NOW UNLIKELY.			650
NO SURPRISE HERE: HE'S PEN-WORTHY.			681
NOHO'S DEAF WEST TROUPE TAKES FIVE OVATIONS.			921
NOMAD FOUND, JAILED MAN ON RUN FROM COURT DATE ENDED UP FLEEING BEAR, TOO.			457
OBITUARIES EILEEN G. MITCHELL.		Obituary	252
PLAYBOY LANDS VIRGIN RADIO DEAL WEB STATION VENTURE TARGETS YOUNG MEN WITH PLAYMATES.			371
POLICE TRAINING REVIEW SOUGHT OUTCRY FOLLOWS FATAL SHOOTING OF HALLOWEEN PARTYGOER.			470
PORTLAND NO BIG DEAL TO LAKERS O'NEAL, LITTLEST TEAMMATES TOO MUCH FOR TRAIL BLAZERS LAKERS 96, PORTLAND 86.			597
PORTLAND NO BIG DEAL TO LAKERS O'NEAL, LITTLEST TEAMMATES TOO MUCH FOR TRAIL BLAZERS.			589
PRAYERS TO FOCUS ON VOTES.			239
PUBLIC FORUM NOT JUSTIFIED.		Editorial	1176
RADIO SHOW OF THE WEEK GREGG HUNTER'S WEEKEND WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT.			211
REAGAN LIBRARY OFFERS KIDS LESSON IN ELECTIONS.			315
ROYAL HALTS WESTLAKE.			300
SC NOTEBOOK: THE EDUCATION CONTINUES.			533
STATE'S WEALTHIEST LINE UP TO SUPPORT PROPOSITION 39.		Editorial	724
SURVIVOR DESCRIBES HARROWING ESCAPE.			543
SUSPECT HELD IN RAPE AT STORE.			212
THE HYPE THE ANGEL ANGLE CHARLIE'S GIRLS HAVE THEIR PRIVATE EYES ON MERCHANDISE.			803
THE STOWE SHOW.			1937
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HIS KICKS CARRY WEIGHT.			501
UNFAIR EXCHANGE? AFRICAN TEACHER'S DEPORTATION ORDER PROMPTS APPEALS.			404
UNITED TO COMPLY WITH BURBANK AIRPORT'S CURFEW.			221
VALLEY MAN GETS PRISON FOR FRAUD.			312
WHAT'S NEW ON THE MENU? MANAGEMENT, CHEF HOPES TO REGAIN HOTEL'S REPUTATION WITH IMPROVED FOOD OFFERINGS.			432