Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (June 27, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A GIANT LEAP FOR HUNDLEY, PEREZ; DODGERS ARE PROPELLED BY TURNAROUND PERFORMANCES : DODGERS 7, SAN FRANCISCO 6.			730
A LA CARTE : THE BIG CHILLERS: SUMMER ICE-CREAM DESSERTS.			510
A RUN OF LUCK HELPS GALAXY; TEAM CHEMISTRY, DEFENSE STRONGER.			621
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			382
AIRPARK CONSTRUCTION BEGINS; WARPLANE DISPLAY SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN FALL.			455
AIRPORT'S LAND DEAL IN LIMBO; BURBANK WON'T CUT ANY CORNERS TO OK PURCHASE, DESPITE CRUNCH.			720
AMERICAN LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : WILL IT BE INDIAN WELLS?			688
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: EDMONDS JUMP-STARTS COMEBACK.			647
AS DRAFT DAY NEARS, THE NBA CHECKS ITS ODOM-ETER READING.			1013
AYALA KNOWS SCORE AND TAPIA TAKES LOSS.			402
BOARD RESOLVES TO HASTEN BUILDING OF MOBILE UNITS FOR NEEDED CLASSROOMS.			508
BRIEFLY : WALDORF SMELLS VICTORY AT PGA'S BUICK OPEN.			520
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK.			612
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS FREEBIE LEAFLET.			362
CHERRY-APPLE COBBLER SERVED WARM FROM OVEN.		Recipe	382
CIRCLE X CAMPGROUND COULD RETURN TO NATURE; NATIONAL PARK SERVICE HOPES TO GET RID OF ROAD, AMENITIES.			382
CONFERENCE FOCUSES ON PREVENTING SCHOOL RAGE.			470
CONGRESS MUST DEFEND CONSTITUTION IN FIGHT OVER GUN-CONTROL LAWS.			666
COURTING CALIFORNIA'S VOTE; ALEXANDER MOUNTS THOUGHTFUL CAMPAIGN.			954
COURTING CALIFORNIA'S VOTE; BRADLEY'S COMPETITIVE SPIRIT INTENSIFIES.			856
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : TAMI SOMSEL-CASTOE.			729
DAILY NEWS WINS AWARDS.			122
DAVIS' PLAN TO ADMIT TOP 4% TO UC IS FOLLY; GOVERNOR MAY BE SAVVY POLITICIAN, BUT HE'S NO EDUCATOR AND IT SHOWS.			663
DID SOMEBODY SAY ICE CREAM? DESSERTS THAT KEEP THEIR COOL.		Recipe	3031
DINING DEALS : MARGARITA MEETS EWING.			270
DIRECTORS GUILD VOTES TO OPPOSE `INTRUSION'.			413
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PEREZ EARNS REPRIEVE AFTER THIS OUTING.			801
EDITORIAL : HOLLYWOOD'S BOTTOM LINE; STUDIO CHIEFS, GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS NEED TO DO WHAT'S NECESSARY TO KEEP PRODUCTION IN L.A.		Editorial	368
EDITORIAL : TIME TO WALK AWAY; BELMONT LEARNING CENTER APPARENTLY WILL NEVER BE SAFE ENOUGH IN THE PUBLIC'S MIND.		Editorial	437
EH, WHAT'S UP, WARNER? DOES SLOWDOWN AT STUDIO STORES MEAN TROUBLE FOR IT AND SIMILAR MICKEY MOUSE OPERATIONS?			1013
FOR SIMI HAM RADIO CONTESTANTS, THE MEDIUM BECOMES THE MESSAGE.			483
FORWARD-LOOKING PIAZZA TAKES A GLANCE BACK.			811
FUNDS FOUND FOR BARNSDALL; MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBERS SURPRISED.			947
FUTURE UGLY, BUT ANGELS PREVAIL : ANGELS 5, OAKLAND 4.			464
GLENDALE DEBUTS SITE FOR SPORTS; BASEBALL, SOCCER FACILITY OPENS DESPITE OBSTACLES.			389
GORE'S ACTIONS `UPSET' CLINTON : PRESIDENT'S AIDES TELL OF INFERRED DISLOYALTY.			1147
GRAMMY NOMINEE TO HEADLINE PARK CONCERTS' LATIN FESTIVAL.			133
GREAT EMPLOYEE IS ALSO ONE GREAT TENANT.			729
HAM RADIOS TUNE TO WORLD; FIELD DAY EVENT TEST OF OPERATORS' EQUIPMENT, CONTACTS.			459
HATS OFF TO SOME HIGHLY DEDICATED VALLEY TEACHERS.			672
HOGARTH WINS IN OT; BIRDIE ON 38TH HOLE TAKES STATE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.			524
HOME SHOW DRAWS CROWD; MARKET FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS GROWS AS REPAIR COSTS INCREASE.			593
HOW LAUSD'S DREAM BECAME A NIGHTMARE; WARNINGS ABOUT UNDERLYING OIL WELLS IGNORED WHILE DISTRICT OFFICIALS PURSUED GOAL OF BUILDING HIGH SCHOOL TAJ MAHAL.			3074
ICE DOG STEFAN IS NO. 1; DUCKS TRADE FOR TVERDOVSKY.			556
IRWINDALE SPEEDWAY: MORGAN LEAVES TRACK POSITION : SCHRADER TO ASSUME CONTROL DUTIES.			334
IT'S THOSE LITTLE THINGS; MANDELLA PAYS CLOSE ATTENTION TO GOLD CUP DETAILS.			923
JACOBS GOES FOR TIRING TWO; AFTER 1,500 WIN, SHE'LL RUN IN 5,000.			667
LETTERS: DON'T MESS WITH `STAR WARS'.		Letter to the Editor	469
LETTERS: THE `SHOT HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD' ECHOES TWO CENTURIES LATER.		Letter to the Editor	521
MANY VOICES TO SING CONCERT FOR KOSOVO; VALLEY CHURCHES TO COMBINE MUSIC, HEALING PRAYERS.			367
MCCLASKEY SWALLOWS A BITTER JETHAWKS PILL : STOCKTON 2, JETHAWKS 1.			475
MOLD FOUND IN GIRL'S LUNGS; PUPILS' ILLNESS ADDS TO PORTABLES CONTROVERSY.			1041
MYSTERY GUESTS; NORTH KOREA POSES QUESTIONS FOR HOT U.S. TEAM.			792
NATIONAL LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : STOTTLEMYRE PLAYS CATCH-UP.			656
NEIGHBORS CALL DEADLY FORCE UNWARRANTED IN MAN'S DEATH.			454
NEWS LITE : HIROSHIMA PILOT RECOLLECTS WAR.			950
NEWS LITE : STICK WITH GUNS, HESTON IMPLORES.			1071
NICE IS NOT ENOUGH; WARTS WORK BETTER AS SPORTING HYPE.			979
NO `MOCK' -- HE'S THE REAL DEAL; THOMPSON PUSHES LIMITS IN LOVE SONGS.			1188
ONLINE DRUGS ARE BIG BUSINESS; DOCTORS PRESCRIBING FOR TOTAL STRANGERS.			1576
PARTY LINES : CALL OF THE WILD PARTY.			626
PLAYING TOUR GUIDE IN L.A.; TREATING YOUR SUMMER GUESTS TO THE ESSENCE OF THE REGION.			3980
POLICE BOOST ON-DUTY UNITS FOR WEEKEND.			435
PUBLIC FORUM : LAUSD DEFENDED.		Editorial	1615
SANTA CLARITA LOSES CITY COMPETITION; 59 WENT TO PHILADELPHIA TO PUSH FOR AWARD.			291
SCHOOL DISTRICT IN CRISIS; EDUCATION REFORM CAN BRING THE INFORMATION REVOLUTION'S PROMISE TO ALL.			501
SCHOOLS MUST LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR LEARNING.			798
SHOOTING ATTACK AT BAR LEAVES TWO DEAD.			256
SHORT BUT SWEET; LEAGUE DIDN'T TAKE A HIT WITH FANS LIKE BASEBALL.			1225
SHRINE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC: TWO SECONDS PLENTY FOR BOLLER : LAST-PLAY TD PASS SAVES CAL STARS.			527
SIMI COOKS UP PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT ARTS AND KIDS.		Recipe	1322
SPARKS FIND A WAY TO WIN IN SACRAMENTO : SPARKS 76, SAC. 73.			148
SPORTMART SUPERSTORES PLAY UP ENVIRONMENT.			364
STRAWBERRY HARVEST ROBUST; FRUIT MAY BE VENTURA COUNTY'S TOP CROP IN '99.		Statistical Data Included	723
TIMES GOOD FOR AREA DEVELOPERS.			993
TIPOFF : SPEAKER'S NOT READY TO LEAVE JUST YET.			601
TROUBLE WITH `WILD WILD WEST'? WILL SMITH STARRER MAY DEFY EXPECTATION AND FIND AN AUDIENCE, OR IT COULD BE `GODZILLA' OF 1999.			1400
US SOCCER NOTEBOOK: A TEAM AT REST WILL PLAY ITS BEST : U.S. COACH PLANS TO GIVE BREATHERS TO SOME STARTERS.			779
VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICER AVAILABLE TO GIVE ANSWERS.			792
WITHOUT THE TOOLS TO COMPETE, CHILDREN ARE DOOMED TO A LIFE OF FAILURE.			551
WOMEN ATHLETES RACE PAST THE MEN.			776