Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 20, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'HE NEVER JUST DID NOTHING'.			1250
ADDITION OF MILLER PROVIDES SURPRISE BOOST TO KINGS DEFENSE.			624
AMGEN'S ANTI-ANEMIA DRUG GETS BOOST.			352
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ANGELS MAKE ROOM FOR WISE PITCHER SHARP IN 5-INNING START.			528
APARTMENT PLANS UPSET NEIGHBORS.			332
AUDIENCE APPEARS FOR SINGER ELIZA CARTHY.			380
BLACKOUTS DARKEN A.V. RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE HOURLONG SHUTOFFS.			406
BOSS SAYS LEFT FIELD IS SHEFF'S THERE'S PEACE IN DODGERTOWN.			879
BUSINESS NOTES AEROSPACE FIRM LANDS COAST GUARD.			534
CALARTS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SUBJECT OF CITY OFFICIALS' TOUR.			225
CAPTAIN'S CHAIR A REAL HOT SEAT.			1022
CHARTER SCHOOL GOAL IS REVAMPING LIVES.			614
CITY URGED TO OUTLAW SMALL GUNS.			381
COUNTY TO PAY $85,000 TO TWO RITUAL TARGETS.			465
COW TONGUE TARGETS TO COLLECT COUNTY TO PAY DUO $85,000 OVER HARASSMENT.			505
CSUN PLAYERS RECEIVED WARMLY UPON RETURN.			441
DAILY UPDATE.			798
DAILY UPDATE.			588
DRIVER PLEADS NO CONTEST IN FATALITIES EX-CONVICT GOING TO PRISON FOR VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER IN DEATH OF FOUR PEOPLE.			426
DUKE NOTEBOOK: DUKE GETS BOOZER BACK FOR BRUINS.			439
EDITORIAL SAFETY FIRST STUDY A SHORTENED LAPD WORKWEEK - DON'T WHITEWASH IT.		Editorial	436
EDITORIAL WHIZ KIDS YOUNG SCHOLARS DO THE VALLEY PROUD.		Editorial	208
EIGHT IS ENOUGH FOR KINGS L.A. EVEN WITH PHOENIX FOR LAST PLAYOFF SPOT.			834
EXTENDED-DAY FORMAT SEEN EASING CROWDS OPEN ENROLLMENT A POSSIBILITY.			329
FEDS CLOSE MEDICOR BILLING-SOFTWARE FIRM'S HONESTY DISPUTED.			492
FINDING A HOME DOUGLAS STAR FOR LOBOS FORMER BELL-JEFF STANDOUT LEADS NEW MEXICO IN NIT.			1148
FIRST LADY, FOX TO VISIT, OPEN PUPILS' EYES.			806
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	34
GOING ONCE ... GOING TWICE ... BUTTERFIELDS TO AUCTION OFF HISTORICAL FURNITURE.			586
HIGHLAND VS. HART PREP SOFTBALL: TWO OF THE BEST REGIONAL POWERS SQUARE OFF.			560
IGNORING KIDS' DEPRESSION DANGEROUS.		Editorial	916
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FELIX HAS KINGS IN THE HUNT.			456
LAKERS EMBARRASSED, HIT DEAD END IN ATLANTA ATLANTA 108, LAKERS 106.			748
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: RIDER REMAINS ON THE BENCH.			599
LEARN WHY CITY'S SO SAFE.			192
LOBBYISTS HANDED OVER $219,000 TO CANDIDATES.		Statistical Data Included	332
LOCAL NOTES: FOOTBALL CAMP SWITCHES SITES.			554
LONG BEACH POLY'S SIMMONS SIGNS WITH USC.			100
MAYORAL PROFILE: JOEL WACHS COUNCILMAN HOPING THIRD TIME IS CHARM.			962
NEW GCC SCHEDULE TO MESH WITH OTHERS.			254
NEWS RACKS FACING LIMITS.			314
OAK PARK HIGH PARENTS OBJECT TO PLANNED CENTER.			463
OBITUARY NELLE WYBORNY CHERRY, 88.		Obituary	195
ONE BANK WILL GET AREA'S BAD CHECKS.		Statistical Data Included	434
OWENS VALLEY DEBATE GROWS.			661
PARKS PROJECT FUNDING UP TO VOTERS TAX APPROVAL WOULD SPEED CONSTRUCTION OF $41.1 MILLION IN RECREATION FACILITIES.			318
PAYOFF URGED FOR PATIENT WHOSE CANCER WAS IGNORED.			277
POLL FINDS HAHN STILL LEADS THE PACK.		Statistical Data Included	174
POWER OUTAGES WORRY OSCAR CROWD.			546
PUBLIC FORUM HERE'S THE PLAN.		Editorial	1224
REAL-TIME NEWS BOARDS 'LOVE BOAT'.			207
RIORDAN MAY CAMPAIGN FOR DUO.			593
ROBBERS SOUGHT IN 2 ATTACKS.			238
ROLLING BLACKMAIL? SOUTHLAND'S FIRST ROTATING OUTAGES PROMPT CHARGES OF PRICE-FIXING, COLLUSION.			721
SC NOTEBOOK: BUS PROBLEM CAN'T DISMAY THE TROJANS.			600
SCHOOL RALLIES BEHIND ITS CHAMPS.			424
SCV COPES WITH BLACKOUT SCHOOL, BUSINESSES HIT IN SUDDEN OUTAGE.			651
SNOWPACK, STORMS RAISE WATER RATIONS.			207
SPRING DOES ITS THING SUN BANISHES WINTER BLUES, SENDS CROWDS TO BEACHES.			550
SPRING IS SPRUNG; THE LAND'S IN BLOOM WINTER ROLLS DIRECTLY INTO SUMMERY WEATHER.			271
SUSPECT SUBDUED AFTER RANSACKING.			213
TEACHING SCIENCE CLASS.			1223
THE HYPE WHAT A DOLL! GENE 'LIVES' A LIFE MOST OF US CAN ONLY DREAM OF.			595
THE WORLD IS HIS STAGE DUKE'S BATTIER EXCELS ON AND OFF THE BASKETBALL COURT.			901
THOMAS JEFFERSON HAD THE RIGHT IDEA ABOUT TAXES.		Editorial	667
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BRUINS AGAIN WILL LOOK TO GADZURIC.			552
UCLA READY TO GET BACK TO BUSINESS.			584