Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 13, 2001)

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Title	Type	Words
'BEAR': BUSINESS DISGUISED AS HIGH CAMP.	Theater Review	557
'BLONDE' COMPETENT, BUT NOT QUITE SUCCESSFUL.	Movie Review	677
3 CITIES' COUNCILS DISCUSS AIRPORT LEADERS SEEK UNITY ON EXPANSION PLAN.		461
ACCORD REACHED ON WAGES STRIKE STILL POSSIBLE AS SEIU, COUNTY HAGGLE OVER RETIREMENT BENEFITS.		392
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SALMON'S RETURN UNCERTAIN.		597
AREA MEN CHARGED WITH BOOKING BETS.		333
ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT FOUND AFTER 6-HOUR HUNT.		513
AVENGERS VS. CAROLINA.		143
BANKING'S NEW FACE MACHINES DOLE OUT MONEY.		489
BASEBALL'S SECOND HALF ENTIRELY TOO CLEAR.		738
BEST OF THE WEEKEND.		948
BRIEFLY HIT-RUN SUSPECT IS FACING FELONIES.		536
BUSINESS NOTES SPAULDING ATTAINS DISNEY PROMOTION.		496
CALIFORNIA TURNING LIGHTS OFF SURVEY FINDS ENERGY CONSERVATION WORKING.	Statistical Data Included	483
CHATTER: HART EYES MOORE TOURNEY WINS.		523
COUNCIL VOTES TO PUT DISTRICT ELECTION MEASURE ON BALLOT.		554
COUPLE GIVE $4 MILLION TO PREP SCHOOL.		144
DAILY UPDATE.		616
DAILY UPDATE.		417
DINING BEAT BASTILLE DAY DRAWS CROWDS.		375
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GRISSOM SORRY FOR INCIDENT.		861
DOLE REAPS PROFITS WITH BANANA BOOM.	Statistical Data Included	263
DON'T LET THE NAME FOOL YOU.	Restaurant Review	684
EDITORIAL BIG SURPRISE WHEN TV PRODUCERS INVITE DEPRAVITY, THEY GET DEPRAVITY.	Editorial	192
EDITORIAL MACLAREN HORROR STORY ABUSED CHILDREN ENTRUSTED TO THE COUNTY'S CARE ALLEGE FURTHER ABUSE.	Editorial	423
ELIMINATING STIPENDS PROPOSED.		216
FAVREAU, VAUGHN SWING IN FILM THAT'S, WELL, 'MADE'.	Movie Review	601
FILM SNEAK PEEK GETTY SERIES EXAMINES TRUTH, FICTION.		848
FIND SPORTS RADIO ON YOUR TV.		985
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	49
FOUR SUSPECTS CHARGED IN PALMDALE SHOOTING.		306
FREEDOM DELAYED FOR PEREZ JUDGE BLASTS OFFICIALS' HANDLING OF EX-RAMPART COP.		691
GIVEN ITS CAST, 'SCORE' SHOULDA BEEN MORE.	Movie Review	547
GRANDPA SHOOTS SELF AFTER 2 SLAIN.		587
HAHN SIGNS TAX AMNESTY, OTHER BUSINESS LAWS.		596
HOLLYWOOD PARK: CONGAREE DECLARED FAVORITE.		307
JETHAWK NOTEBOOK: WILLIAMS GETTING SECOND CHANCE.		686
JUST IN TIME FOR BASTILLE DAY.	Restaurant Review	838
JUSTIN'S TACTICS FAIL - BUH-BYE BIG BROTHER 2 PRODUCERS: NOT WHAT WE'D PLANNED.		357
KIDS SNEAK PEEK EXPERTS OFFER ADVICE ON COPING WITH ANGRY KIDS.		714
KIDS TAKE MATTERS INTO OWN HANDS IN BRUTAL 'BULLY'.	Movie Review	655
LAB TARGETS CLICK-ON CRIME REGIONAL FORCE USES TECHNOLOGY TO FIGHT CYBER-PERPS.		367
LADIES' NIGHT MARTINA MCBRIDE AND FRIENDS GET THEIR ACTS TOGETHER FOR THE ROAD.		756
LAKERS UPDATE: GRANT STILL IN THE MIX.		388
LITTLE LEAGUE NOTEBOOK: POTTER PROPELS NORTHRIDGE DOMINANT RIGHT-HANDER LEADS TEAM INTO DISTRICT SEMIFINALS.		697
LITTLE LEAGUE: THEY'RE STILL GOING STRONG LANCASTER PARK VIEW WILL CHALLENGE IN YOUTH PLAYOFFS.		493
MANHUNT PAYS OFF ROBBERY SUSPECT CAUGHT.		612
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT.		87
MOJAVE PLANS '02 TAX VOTE SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS FUNDS.		478
OBITUARY MICHAEL VANCE MILLIGAN.	Obituary	87
PLAN PUTS CHROMIUM IN WATER CITY TO MIX WELL SUPPLY WITH OTHER SOURCES.		512
PREP BASEBALL DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA TEAM AND SEASON HIGHLIGHTS.		1578
PREP BASEBALL DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA TEAM AND SEASON HIGHLIGHTS.		1162
PREP BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: ALMANZAR LEADS IMPROVED HITTING FOR CANYON TEAM.		493
PREP BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: SCHULTZ'S EXTRA WORK PAYING OFF.		592
PUBLIC FORUM IT'S YOUR MONEY.	Editorial	1226
REPORT: MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS A DRAIN ON REGION'S RESOURCES.	Statistical Data Included	1111
SCHOENEWEIS SHINES AS ANGELS KEEP WINNING ANGELS 4, ARIZONA 1.		532
SCRIPTED WIN UNLIKELY.		877
SOUND CHECK.	Sound Recording Review	663
STEVENSON RANCHERS MAKE PITCH TO JOIN CITY.		494
TEACHERS MADE ADMINISTRATORS.		326
TENNIS NOTEBOOK: NGUYEN PREPS FOR CLAY TOURNEY.		527
THERE'S NO `O' IN OAKLAND DODGERS CAN'T SOLVE MULDER, WHO TOSSES 2ND SHUTOUT IN A ROW OAKLAND 6, DODGERS 0.		915
TOONE EXTENSION BID FALLS SHORT COUNCIL PASSES ON MAYOR'S PROPOSAL.		334
TRIBE TO REMEMBER MATRIARCH.		433
TYPE A POSITIVELY WITHERSPOON'S WORK ETHIC THE ENVY OF PEERS.		1353
WEB ON WHEELS COMPUTER 'EBUS' DRAWS YOUNG, OLD.		651