Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 8, 1999)

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[0] NEWS LITE : GORE, SON TAKE TOP-SECRET CLIMB.		982
`SINS' OF THE PAST COME ALIVE; L.A. NOIR AS NEVER BEFORE.		584
30 YEARS AFTER THE MOST SHOCKING CRIME IN L.A. HISTORY, A NEW GENERATION IS SHOWING ALARMING SIGNS OF MANSON MANIA : MURDERER GETS FAN MAIL DAILY, HAS NUMEROUS SITES ON WEB.		1157
A LA CARTE; THE CHILLER KILLER COCKTAILS OF SUMMER.		571
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.		342
AMERICAN LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : BOGGS STILL ENJOYING RIDE.		640
ANGELS DISPLAY A DIFFERENT KIND OF TEAMWORK; ALL SHARE BLAME FOR LOSS TO BOSTON : BOSTON 14, ANGELS 3.		641
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: CAUTIOUS EDMONDS RETURNS TO OUTFIELD.		534
BARKING UP THE RIGHT TREE; INTERNET-LINKED DOGGIE DAY CARE TAKES THE `RUFF' OUT OF LIFE FOR PETS, OWNERS.		940
BOGGS HAS A BLAST; DEVIL RAY MAKES MILESTONE HIT A RARE HOMER : CLEVELAND 15, TAMPA BAY 10.	Statistical Data Included	730
BOYS AND GIRLS SHOP FOR FREE.		475
BRIEFLY : MORE ASU WOES; OSU RECEIVER OUT.		479
BRIEFLY : PAIR ROBS TRAVEL AGENCY, THEN FLEES.		391
BRIEFLY : REALTORS LOOKING FOR NEW LOCATION.		401
CALABASAS RESIDENTS PONDER CIVIC CENTER DESIGN OPTIONS.		392
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: GOVERNOR'S SPOKESMAN SHORT ON NEWS.		506
CLIPPERS SET TO DEAL WRIGHT TO ATLANTA.		498
COMPANY LENDS HELPING HAND MOVING SENIOR TENANTS.		687
CONVOYS OF CONTAMINATION; TRUCKS WILL CARRY ROCKETDYNE SOIL THROUGH RESIDENTIAL AREAS ON WAY TO LANDFILL.		1250
COUNTRY MUSIC CONCERT TODAY.		142
COURT REINSTATES SLANDER SUIT AGAINST RADIO HOST.		496
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE; HARRY B. ROSE.		667
DEADBEAT DADS DATABASE; U.S. GOVERNMENT WHITTLING AWAY AT PRIVACY BY TRACKING EVERYONE.		838
DEMAND UP FOR EDUCATIONAL TOYS.		637
DINING DEALS.		268
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ARNOLD DROPS APPEAL.		649
DODGERS WAKE UP; NINTH-INNING RALLY, PIAZZA'S DOUBLE-PLAY BALL STALL METS : DODGERS 7, N.Y. METS 6.		631
EDITORIAL : WHERE WE STAND: A LOOK AT 1999'S TOP PROJECTS AND PLANS.	Editorial	1313
FAIR WAKES UP TO COFFEE.		884
FRESH START; SUPPAN REVIVES CAREER WITH LOW-BUDGET ROYALS.		828
GALAXY POURS IT ON IN WIN : GALAXY 4, SAN JOSE 1.		121
GATE MORE THAN THRESHOLD TO LUXURY.		1273
HEROES, NOT HELPERS, INSPIRE COLLEGE KIDS.		712
HISTORY UNFOLDS OVER LUNCH.		733
HUMAN SIDE OF Y2K NEGLECTED; ENTER Y3M CLUB.		570
INSURANCE STILL UNPAID 54 YEARS AFTER DEATH; NAZI VICTIMS' LAST WISHES IGNORED.		884
IRWINDALE NOTEBOOK: HAMILTON WELCOMES POSSIBLE RACING MERGER.		485
JARRETT'S VICTORY IS GORDON-LIKE.		793
JOY COMES SEEING CHILD LEARN, GROW.		723
KEEPING ROMANCE ALIVE; COUPLES MAKE MARRIAGES WORK.		547
KIDS TREATED TO BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPREE.		924
L.A. LIFEGUARDS WIN U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP.		162
LAUSD EXPLOITS LOOPHOLE IN LAW; $300 MILLION SOUGHT FOR 40 NEW CAMPUSES.		1683
LETTERS: HOMEOWNERS FEAR OUTCOME OF BATTLE.	Letter to the Editor	301
LETTERS: T.O. MAYOR EXPLAINS HER REASONING ON ABSTENTIONS.	Letter to the Editor	331
MASTER OF CONTRADICTIONS; HE KNEW ALL THE RULES - AND HOW TO BREAK THEM.		5150
MAZEL TRICK EARNS WIN, HIGH PRAISE.		582
MINORITY GROUP A FORMIDABLE FORCE; ARMENIAN VOTES - AND POLITICIANS - BEAR WATCHING.		1317
MOTHER'S MILK GETS FESTIVAL APPROVAL.		423
MULTIPLY AND CONQUER; HOLLYWOOD LOVES SEQUELS, BUT RISING PRODUCTION COSTS CLOUD PICTURE.		1503
MURDERER IS HERO TO SATANISTS, OTHERS.		424
NATIONAL LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : COMPLETELY INCOMPLETE?		653
NEWS LITE : GORE, SON TAKE TOP-SECRET CLIMB.		918
NICE CATCH; TOP DOGS PIT SKILLS AT FRISBEE.		588
OPEN FOR REMODELING; DISNEYLAND AND ITS NEIGHBORHOOD ARE ENGULFED IN MULTIPLE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, BUT THE BUSINESS OF FANTASY CONTINUES AS USUAL.		1913
PARENTING; HOW CHILDREN LEARN TO COPE DURING TURBULENT AGES 5-11.		711
PARTY LINES; THOSE GOLDEN MOMENTS OF SUMMER.		694
PASSES CIRCUMVENT LONG LINE.		567
PC AND MAC GAMES LOOKING BETTER THAN EVER.		1046
PLAYERS' UNION FAILING TO PROTECT AND TO SERVE.		658
PROJECT TEACHES ABOUT AIDS; INCARCERATED TEENS GET ORGANIZATION'S MESSAGE WHERE THEY LIVE.		930
PROPOSED BILL RAISES CONCERNS ABOUT ELSMERE; CANYON PROTECTION MAY FACE THREAT.		1061
PUBLIC FORUM : DAVIS' BLUNDER.	Editorial	1317
RESPECTABLE PROGRESS; STRONG CHIEF MAKES GAINS BUT STILL HAS MUCH TO DO.		897
RUELAS PASSES THE TEST; BOTHA RALLIES TO COME UP WITH A DRAW AGAINST FAVORED BRIGGS.		496
SALVATION: CHURCH HAS HIGH HOPES FOR SPAHN RANCH.		1193
SANCHEZ VICARIO CAN'T BE TYPECAST.		828
STATE APPROVAL ANTICIPATED FOR DAY SCHOOL.		397
TANKER'S DRIVER HAD A SEIZURE.		188
TAYLOR LEADS CLASS INTO HALL; GIANTS STAR HUMBLED BY OFF-FIELD PROBLEMS.		912
TIME FOR SHARING; PUPILS TO PLAY ON NEW EQUIPMENT.		310
TIPOFF : NFL OWNERS MADE BAD CALL WITH DEMANDS.		688
TRAINING TO SAVE LIVES; LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS GET COURSE FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY.		616
VALLEY ANGELS TAKE SPECIAL KIDS TO THE MALL.		699
VALLEY BUS BROUHAHA - CON: KEEP LAIDLAW FROM RUNNING ROUGHSHOD OVER WORKERS' LIVES.		591
VALLEY BUS BROUHAHA - PRO: THERE'S A WAY TO BOOST SERVICE IF SPECIAL INTERESTS WILL ALLOW IT.		592
VALLEY'S BIG 10: STOCKS WANTED.		263
WHALE NAMED B.J. FOR LIFEGUARD.		497
WOOTEN LIFTS 'HAWKS IN MUCH-NEEDED WIN : JETHAWKS 6, R. CUCAMONGA 1.		427