Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 6, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] MARINERS' RODRIGUEZ RIPS PAST THE ANGELS : SEATTLE 10, ANGELS 0.			518
`SOUTH' PASADENA; SHOW BRINGS MUSICAL THEATER BACK TO CITY'S CIVIC AUDITORIUM.			698
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: DISARCINA FINDS HITTING STROKE.			298
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: ON-LINE VOTES PLACE NOMAR IN THE LINEUP.			513
BIT PLAYERS; ROLES DON'T ALWAYS MEASURE UP TO AN ATHLETE'S REVERIES.			1983
BLEED FOR SPEED; SUPERBIKE IS SUPER FAST, AND SUPER COOL, FOR BOSTROM BROTHERS.			701
BOX OFFICE TAKE UP 7% IN WILD, WILD WEEKEND.			475
BRIEFLY : BROWN TAKES OVER AS U.S. BASKETBALL COACH.			423
BRIEFLY : POLICE SUMMONED, FIND BANK DOOR OPEN.			304
BULLETIN BOARD.			462
BURBANK SET TO ROLL OUT TEEN `WHEELS' PROGRAM.			322
CAMP ATTRACTS UPWARD BOUND; SUMMER PROGRAM HELPS GEAR STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE.			557
CAMP LETS DISABLED KIDS FLEX MUSCLES.			489
CANYON COUNTRY COUNCILWOMAN GEARS UP FOR NEXT RACE.			581
CHP SEEK MAN AFTER CAR CHASE.			204
CHP STEPPING UP PATROLS; SCOFFLAWS ON 14 PROMPT ACTION; DIVISION MAKES STATE LIST.			490
COCA-COLA SHAKEN UP; ANALYSTS BELIEVE AMERICAN ICON WILL BOUNCE BACK.			754
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ANALYZE THIS, CHAN HO PARK.			818
DODGERS RETURN TO LOSING WAYS : COLORADO 8, DODGERS 4.			688
EDITORIAL : DEAD HORSE WALKING; CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM WILL NEVER GET PASSED, BUT VOTERS CAN STILL SEND A MESSAGE.		Editorial	462
EDITORIAL : SAFETY CHECK; TWO PROPOSED LAWS DON'T PROTECT CONSUMERS.		Editorial	314
EDUCATION GETS CREDIT FOR LOW-KEY 4TH OF JULY.			385
FIFA WOMEN`S WORLD CUP NOTEBOOK: U.S. HOPES TO REST BEFORE TITLE GAME.			791
FINE MAY PUT TEETH IN SPAY-NEUTER PLAN.			908
FIRES, INJURIES MAR HOLIDAY; BOY HIT BY BULLET, IN CRITICAL CONDITION.			514
FIREWORKS EXPLOSION KILLS WOMAN; MOORPARK MOTHER SETTING UP FIREWORKS SHOW.			413
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: A.V. SEARCHING FOR PAST SUCCESS.			916
FORECASTS CALL FOR SIZZLING SUMMER; WALL STREET COULD SEE HISTORIC GAINS.			649
FRIDAY THE 13TH ACTORS' LUCKY DAY; STARS FAVOR PRESCHOOL TWINS FROM SAUGUS WITH HOLLYWOOD ADVENTURES.			879
FRUIT OF THEIR LABOR; BURBANK STORE PROVIDES WINEMAKERS A WORKSHOP.			602
GLENDALE PANEL TO DEBATE PRIMARY; CITY COULD ADOPT NEW SYSTEM FOR ELECTIONS.			494
GROUP CALLS PROP. 187 MEDIATION A SHAM.			587
HAAG'S WALK GIVES WEST AN ALL-STAR VICTORY : WEST 10, EAST 9.			504
HANSEN LAKES DEBUT NEAR; SWIMMING, FISHING, BOATING, MORE IN STORE FOR RESIDENTS, VISITORS.			1223
JETHAWKS HAVE HAD THE HITS BUT NOT THE PITCHING; TEAM 2-6 IN PAST EIGHT GAMES.			747
JUBILEES : SWEETHEARTS, THEN AND NOW.			253
KILLER LEARNED HATRED DURING COLLEGE YEARS.			1349
MARINERS' RODRIGUEZ RIPS PAST THE ANGELS : SEATTLE 10, ANGELS 0.			530
MEETING TARGETS WATER POLLUTION IN ARROYO SIMI; PLAN CONSOLIDATES REGULATIONS.			527
MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK: FUTURE STARS WILL MEET AT FENWAY.			724
MOORPARK SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES TO FACE OFF TONIGHT.			570
NEW DISTRIBUTOR TO FETCH `DOGMA'.			480
NEWS LITE : EURYTHMICS BACK AFTER A DECADE.			1043
PALMDALE'S GROWTH EXPECTED TO SLOW.		Statistical Data Included	541
PATROLS ADDED TO CUT SPEED; CHP TARGETS UNSAFE DRIVING ON A.V. FREEWAY, STATEWIDE.			470
PLAYING HER SONG; SINGER AND PIANIST KRALL RISES TO TOP OF JAZZ HEAP.			1528
PREP BASKETBALL: EAGLES COULD BE BETTER : A.V. CHRISTIAN IS EXPERIENCED.			606
PUBLIC FORUM : STANFORD 9 NO SURPRISE.		Editorial	1504
RAPID CHANGE OF LUCK; `THE MACHINE' REVS UP HIS FUTURE IN KAYAKING.			551
RIGGS SLAM WRECKS JETHAWKS AGAIN : SAN BERNARDINO 7, JETHAWKS 4.			410
SCAMS PREY ON Y2K FEARS; SENIORS WARNED NOT TO GIVE OUT FINANCIAL DATA.			602
SHOOTING, INJURIES, FIRES MAR HOLIDAY; FALLING BULLET CAUSES DEATH OF 9-YEAR-OLD.			527
SOLIAH'S PARENTS SHUN SPOTLIGHT OF SLA ARREST; COUPLE SAYS DAUGHTER INNOCENT.			817
SPARKS IGNITE LATE BUT STILL SINGE ROCKERS : SPARKS 74, CLEVELAND 72.			328
STUDENTS GET CHANCE TO UPGRADE; SUMMER SCHOOL A MUST FOR MANY.		Statistical Data Included	997
TEEN-AGER DIES IN CANOGA PARK SHOOTING.			174
TENNIS: AUSTIN AT PEACE, WINS.			493
THERE'S NO REASON TO HAMM IT UP; GIVE SOCCER'S PR MACHINE A YELLOW CARD.			896
THOUSAND OAKS SURVIVES A WILD TOURNEY OPENER; HUSTON'S HRS LEAD THE WAY.			529
VALENCIA WORKS ON RECAPTURING FOOTHILL TITLE; MINOR AMONG SEVEN RETURNERS.			936
VALLEY MAN'S MILITARY CAREER OVER; DISPUTE OVER ANTHRAX VIRUS SENDS EX-MARINE HOME.			666
WE MUST WORK TOGETHER TO PREPARE FOR Y2K; MILLENNIUM MANAGEMENT BLUEPRINT HAS BEEN PREPARED TO HELP L.A. TACKLE A COMPLEX ISSUE.		Editorial	621
WHAT ARE YOUR MOON MEMORIES? LUNAR LANDING CHANGED OUR WORLD 30 YEARS AGO.			1423
WITH BAD POLICIES SWEPT AWAY, SCHOOLS ARE DUE FOR IMPROVEMENT.		Editorial	716
YOUTH BASEBALL: FOR MADSEN, EARLY LESSONS PAYING OFF : LITTLE LEAGUE PITCHER SHINES AFTER LEARNING THE ROPES FROM HIS GRANDFATHER.			594