Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 23, 2000)

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Title	Type	Words
5 RUN TO FILL CITY SEAT HOSPITAL ISSUE FACING COUNCIL.		1224
A DAY ON THE STREET SHERMAN OAKS TRANSFORMED DURING ANNUAL FAIR FUND-RAISER.		298
A SWEET HALLOWEEN WITHOUT THE CANDY.		686
ACTORS MAY SAY 'CUT' IN SAG STRIKE.		318
CAN KELLEY RETURN TO THE HEAD OF THE CLASS?	Television Program Review	1168
CELL PHONE DRIVING A RISK.		790
CITY APPROVES AERIAL PHOTOS MAPPING PLAN RAISES CONCERNS OF PRIVACY.		383
CITY GOES TO BAT FOR NEW BALLPARK.		555
CSUN ANALYSIS: BAD WEATHER BROUGHT MATADORS TOGETHER.		700
CYBERSPORTS AT LEAST SUBWAY SERIES HAS SOME WORLDWIDE FLAIR.		300
DECISIONS, DECISIONS.		575
EDITORIAL LAUSD FLUNKS AGAIN SOCIAL PROMOTION IS RETAINED.	Editorial	432
EDITORIAL NO ON A.	Editorial	278
EERIE REALITY SPIRIT LIVES ON IN HAUNTED HOUSE.		820
FIRE DAMAGES STUDIO CITY HOME OF HIP-HOP ARTISTS.		264
FIRE, GUSTS PAST 50 MPH WHIP THROUGH SOUTHLAND.		516
FOR THE RECORD, DON'T EVEN BOTHER TRYING THESE AT HOME.		179
GOLOTA ACTIONS UNFORGIVABLE.		942
GOOSSEN FAMILY MEMBER DIES.	Obituary	265
HEART AND SOWELL WESTLAKE QB IMPRESSES, BUT WHO STARTS NOW?		490
HELPING BOTH CARING FOR A LOVED ONE WITH ALZHEIMER'S.		1400
HIGH WINDS DELAY DISCOVERY LANDING.		456
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE GADGET CHATSWORTH ELECTRONIC TOY MARKETER LOOKS FORWARD TO HOLIDAY SEASON.	Statistical Data Included	557
JAILS SHORT ON GUARDS STAFFING WOES CRITICAL AT CITY LOCKUPS; 1 IN 5 POSTS UNFILLED.	Statistical Data Included	686
KINGS NOTEBOOK: KINGS HOPE BLAKE RETURNS DEFENSEMAN'S LOSS HURTS POWER PLAY, PENALTY KILLING.		632
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: GRANT PACING SELF FOR NOW.		629
LANCERS' GO-TO GUY ANDERSON BECOMING T.O.'S BEST OPTION TO CATCH PASSES.	Statistical Data Included	542
LOCAL TENNIS NOTEBOOK: HART SEASON ON UPSWING.		470
MIRA LOMA HOME TO INS DETAINEES.		440
NOT BOOTING CLEMENS WAS BAD CALL.		1098
OAK TREE: A SURPRISE MARGIN.		399
ONE IDEA.		96
PAC-10 TOURNAMENT TO RETURN PRESIDENTS' VOTE EXPECTED TODAY.		820
PROJECT AWAITS OK.		513
PUBLIC FORUM NOT SURPRISING.	Editorial	1270
PUC'S RESPONSE TO ELECTRIC RATES UNDERPOWERED.	Editorial	476
RACE SPOTLIGHTS 'HIDDEN DISEASE' AFFECTING MILLIONS.		498
RADIOHEAD TURNS IN ENGAGING SHOW.		542
RECRUIT RESCHEDULES TRIP.		175
SC ANALYSIS: COACH HEARS IT AGAIN HACKETT KNOWS EXPECTATIONS ARE 'VERY GREAT'.		911
SHUTTLE LANDING DELAYED; EDWARDS ARRIVAL POSSIBLE.		230
SICK AND TIRED DOCTORS OPT OUT OF HMOS, CITING QUALITY, COST.		788
SKILLED RIDERS SHOWCASE TALENT.		372
STRIP CLUB LIMITS SET FOR STUDY.		355
SURFING THE TUBE.		352
TEACHER'S EFFORTS TO INCREASE THE PEACE WIN RECOGNITION.		673
THE HIGH LIFE CREWS TRAIN FOR UNEXPECTED AT MOUNTAINSIDE FIRE CAMP.		902
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL A TALE OF ONE CITY.		529
TIPOFF CANDIDATE, PROP. 38 ADVERTISING RUNS UP THE CAMPAIGN BILL.		743
TWO TEEN-AGERS KILLED IN CRASH MOURNED.		423
U.S. CORPORATIONS ANSWER THE CALL CELL PHONE DONATIONS AID VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE.		496
UCLA ANALYSIS: THE LAUGH'S ON UCLA AND TO THINK, THEY ONCE WERE RANKED NO. 6.		1079