Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 19, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] ANOTHER DODGERS STARTER FLOUNDERS ON THE MOUND : HOUSTON 11, DODGERS 3.			678
`CLEOPATRA' FOR THE AGES; LEONOR VARELA BRINGS YET ANOTHER DIMENSION TO QUEEN OF THE NILE ROLE.			808
`JOAN OF ARC' DERAILS `ATOMIC TRAIN' FOR TOP RATINGS.		Statistical Data Included	342
2 HELD AFTER BRUTAL SPREE; BEATING, SHOTS INVOLVED BUICK.			616
A LEAGUE OF HER OWN.			852
ANGELS VS. BALTIMORE.			96
ANOTHER DODGERS STARTER FLOUNDERS ON THE MOUND : HOUSTON 11, DODGERS 3.			692
BASEBALL BEAT : TOUGH DECISIONS.			1937
BASEBALL ROUNDUP: MICHAELS HAS 4-FOR-4 SPREE FOR WESTLAKE.			1032
BEST IN POLL: DEADEYE JACOBSEN.			1201
BLOCKBLASTER! `PHANTOM' BREAKS OPENING DAY RECORD.			998
BRIEFLY : FEDERAL DRUG OFFICIAL WANTS ANDRO PROBE.			459
BRIEFLY : FINDING: SWAT TEAM JUSTIFIED IN KILLING.			322
BRIEFLY : FINDING: SWAT TEAM JUSTIFIED IN KILLING.			283
BRIEFLY : TEACHER ARRAIGNED ON MOLESTING CHARGE.			209
BRIEFLY : VAN GOGH TURNOUT MUSEUM'S 2ND BEST.			185
BUFFETT'S SWEET TOOTH; BILLIONAIRE MOVES PORTFOLIO INTO DOUGHNUTS, ICE CREAM.			548
BULLETIN BOARD.			139
BULLETIN BOARD.			190
BUMPER TAG; HOTLINE HELPS PARENTS MONITOR TEEN MOTORISTS.			737
CATS, CARCASSES SEIZED FROM HOME.			477
CHAMBER EMBEZZLING CASE ENDS WITH PLEA.			269
CITY SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP: G.H. SHOULD SWIM AWAY WITH FIFTH TITLE IN A ROW.			462
CITY'S OWN SOLDIER; L.A. COMMENDS POW; BOLSTERS RESERVISTS.			492
CLEAR HEAD PREVAILS FOR ECR'S BLUMFIELD : ECR 1, SAN PEDRO 0.			489
COLLARING THE PROBLEM OF L.A.'S STRAY PETS; RESOURCES, LAWS LONG-TERM ANSWERS^ ?		Editorial	821
CONNICK AMAZED TO BE IN SUCH DISTINGUISHED COMPANY.			668
COOK'S CORNER : THERE'S NOTHING LIKE SCALLOPED POTATOES.		Recipe	416
CREWS FINISH CONTROLLED BURN.			293
CURTAINS GOING UP; MOVIES READY TO ROLL AT LANCASTER THEATER.			334
DIERKER NEVER GOT THE JOKE.			1092
DINE BEAT : RESTAURANT NOTES DINERS' RIGHTS SPELLED OUT.			552
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OSUNA MUST HAVE SURGERY.			823
EDITORIAL : A GOOD, NOT GREAT, BUDGET.		Editorial	338
EDITORIAL : FAIR LOCATION.		Editorial	158
EDITORIAL : FEUER'S FOLLY; COUNCILMAN PICKS WRONG ISSUE TO GET TOUGH ABOUT.		Editorial	362
EXPO OFFERS EXPOSURE FOR BUSINESSES.			386
FARM PROTECTIONS EXTENDED; BOARD BOOSTS TAX BREAK TO DETER DEVELOPMENT.			443
FINLEY: RIGHT PITCH GETS WRONG RESULT : BALTIMORE 5, ANGELS 3.			571
FIVE FUMBLES SPELL JETHAWKS FINISH : HIGH DESERT 13, JETHAWKS 3.			389
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	74
GELSON'S DEAL ON TRACK; RALPHS SAYS AGREEMENT IS NOT FINAL.			423
GOOD RODENT CONTROL; SNAKES THRIVE IN SCV.			746
GRANT ENERGIZES SCHOOL DISTRICT; CAMPUSES TO BENEFIT BY MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL ENHANCEMENTS.			346
GUNMAN ESCAPES STANDOFF; CAPTIVES UNHARMED; RESIDENTS SHAKEN IN SIEGE AT PET CLINIC.			353
H.-W. ROLLS INTO QUARTERFINALS AFTER ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT : H.-W. 3, HIGHLAND 1.			471
HART HIGH SENIOR'S HARD WORK PAYS OFF IN SCHOLARSHIP.			626
HEALTH DEPARTMENT DRAWS SCRUTINY; AUDITOR TO STUDY STATE AGENCY'S SUPPRESSION OF REPORTS.			501
HEARING SET FOR DEATH BY FIRE CASE; DEFENSE WANTS ACCUSED WOMAN'S SON TO TESTIFY.			582
HIGH SCHOOL SEEKS VOLUNTEERS.			368
IN BRIEF.			295
IN TUNE WITH THE FUTURE; LOCAL COLLEGE GRADS EAGER FOR CEREMONIES.			660
INDIGENT DEFENSE COSTS UP AGAIN; CRIMINAL CASELOADS RISING, LAWYERS SAY.			489
INTEREST RATES ARE STABLE . . . FOR NOW.			274
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: GARNER: SQUEEZE PLAY HIKED PARKER ERA.			478
KID CREATIONS; INVENTIONS KEEP FROGS COOL, PROTECT COOKIES.			576
LADDER TO GIVE TROUT A BOOST.			346
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: OPENER WAS BENCHMARK FOR BAD BENCH PLAY.			452
LAWMAKERS ORDER FIRE DEPARTMENT AUDIT.			333
LETTERS: VESTED INTEREST LEAVES TAXPAYERS HOLDING THE BAG : OUR FORESTS DESERVE TO GAIN FULL FUNDING.		Letter to the Editor	1019
LOYOLA MAKES QUICK WORK OF CANYON : LOYOLA 3, CANYON 0.			399
MAN WHO LOST PINKIE SUES HOSPITAL.			261
MAYOR GIVES HIS AIDES BIG BONUSES.			371
MISSING LINK FOUND IN INTERCHANGE PLAN; FREEWAY GAP COULD CREATE MORE GRIDLOCK.			776
NEWS LITE : JACKSON, FRIENDS SET CONCERTS TO AID KIDS.			851
OBITUARY : ELWIN LESLIE JOLLIFFE.		Obituary	97
OFFICERS TO SPEAK ON SCHOOL PROBLEMS.			404
ONCE AGAIN, MUSSINA SHUTS DOWN ANGELS : BALTIMORE 5, ANGELS 3.			538
OUT OF THE BOTTLE; GRANT TO PRESERVE GRANDMA'S LEGACY.			576
PALISADES STUDENTS STUNNED; SHOOTING HEIGHTENS SENSE OF VULNERABILITY.			653
PANEL SET TO JUDGE YOUTHS' VIDEOS.			212
PARENTING CLASSES OFFERED IN SPANISH.			226
PARK TAX MAY GRAB EARLY LEAD; MOORPARK HOPES TO COUNT CITY LAND.			339
PLAYOFFS.			275
PORTS IN HIGH-STAKES GAME OF CHESS; L.A., LONG BEACH COMPETE FOR MAERSK.			716
PREP SOFTBALL: THE RIGHT PICK : WATSON'S MOVE IS ELEMENTARY.			546
PUBLIC FORUM : MOMENT OF SILENCE.		Editorial	1576
QUICKLY CATCHING ON; CAMARILLO HIGH'S WYMAN MAKING NAME FOR HIMSELF.			606
ROUNDUP: ALEMANY DOMINATES FOOTHILL.			338
SIMI GOING HOLLYWOOD; PARKS STEP UP EFFORTS TO WOO FILMS.			633
SOCCER COMMENTARY: HISPANIC FANS NOT PACKING IN TO SEE GALAXY.			674
SOFTBALL: TAKING A BREAK WAS RIGHT CHOICE : HANSON ENJOYED SUMMER AWAY.			492
STAR WARS: OUR GUIDE TO THE CHARACTERS AND EVENTS OF GEORGE LUCAS' GALAXY LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY ...			3081
STOCK LAGS DESPITE HIGH EARNING RATE.			448
TEACHER'S ARREST SHOWS HIRING FLAWS; OFFICIALS UNAWARE OF PAST COMPLAINTS.			967
TENNIS ROUNDUP: HOOVER SLIPS BY ARROYO GRANDE IN SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS PLAYOFF OPENER.			371
THE SPURS' GAME PLAN? HACK-A-SHAQ : O'NEAL CERTAIN HE WON'T HAVE 2ND BAD GAME.		Statistical Data Included	942
THEATER STARTS FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN.			432
TWOFOLD GAME PLAN FOR ABC, WB; EXPANDED PROGRAMMING AIMED AT YOUNG AUDIENCE.			1041
WATER DISTRICT DIRECTOR URGES RATE CUT.			226
WILSON OFFERS WISDOM FOR NEXT CSUN LEADER; REACH OUT TO ALUMNI, SHE URGES.			597
WOMAN BADLY HURT IN BLAZE.			248
WUNDERLICH, 73, NOTED SET DECORATOR.		Obituary	169