Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 2, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] PERCIVAL HIT HARD THIS TIME; ANGELS CLOSER GIVES UP FIVE IN NINTH INNING : CHICAGO 8, ANGELS 5.			623
[0] U.S. POWS RELEASED BY YUGOSLAVIA.			754
5-YEAR-OLD MISSING IN VAN NUYS; KIDNAPPING FEARED IN DISAPPEARANCE.			565
A LA CARTE : MOTHER'S DAY DINING.			809
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			257
ACTIVE HART PARK VOLUNTEER NOT SLOWED, DISCOURAGED BY ILLNESS.			654
ADVENTURE PASS INVESTS IN FOREST, FUTURE; SURVEY, OTHER COMMENTS DETERMINE PRIORITIES FOR REVENUE FROM PASSES.			874
AMERICAN LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : WATSON, MORGAN TRY FOR HISTORY.			883
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SALMON'S WISH: ALL DAY GAMES.			541
ARTISTS JOIN IN NOHO SIDEWALK SHOWCASE.			297
BALLOONS TO CLIMB HIGH OVER A.V. FOR CHARITY.			290
BASEBALL ROUNDUP: MATADORS TOP LOBOS.			195
BATTLE OF THE VALLEY ALL-STAR GAME: ALEMANY'S STARS BREAK ON THROUGH.			421
BRIEFLY : BURBANK ORGANIZATION SEEKS DONATIONS OF MOUNTAIN BIKES.			452
BRIEFLY : MAN'S INJURIES MINOR AFTER CANYON RESCUE.			122
BRIEFLY : MCCALL RELEASED FROM JAIL, WANTS TO FIGHT.			287
BURNED TEEN TO TRIUMPH ON TV.			223
BUSINESS, FAMILY EMERGENCIES KEEP MEMBERS AWAY.			1001
BUSTING OUT AND FILLING IN; DEMAND FUELS RUSH FOR FEW LOTS LEFT OPEN TO VALLEY INDUSTRY.		Statistical Data Included	1028
CAMP TESTS BOYS' SKILL; SCOUTS GATHER AT CONEJO RANCH.			458
CAMPUS OUTCASTS PAY PRICE; IN WAKE OF COLORADO SHOOTINGS, LIFE GETS HARDER.			1108
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: NEWSWORTHY GUNS ACQUIRED THROUGH SHOWS.			545
CHILDREN MUST LEARN VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE.			1330
CLAIM TO FAME; LUKAS' 31-1 CHARISMATIC CHARGES OUT OF THE PACK.			940
CLIPPERS VS. HOUSTON.			160
CLIPPERS' FUTURE IS . . . TAYLOR MADE; THAT IS, IF L.A. DECIDES TO PAY FOR IT.			665
COLOR HER CARING, DETERMINED; SHE HELPS POOR CHILDREN TRANSFORM LIVES OF DESPAIR INTO PICTURES OF HOPE.			1539
CROWDED SCHOOLS LIMIT CHOICES FOR PARENTS.		Statistical Data Included	1486
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : JOHN REEVES.			743
DANCER PROVES WHAT WE'VE ALWAYS KNOWN.			825
DEAF CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT THEMSELVES, OTHERS AT CAMP.			380
DEFENSE COMPLEX FACES TOUGH SELL.			696
DO WE NEED STRICTER GUN CONTROL? NO : AN ARMED POPULACE INTENDED BY FRAMERS; PRIVATE WEAPONRY A U.S. BIRTHRIGHT.			906
DO WE NEED STRICTER GUN CONTROL? YES : NRA AIMS ITS EFFORTS AT KIDS; YOUTHFUL FIREARM CULTURE ENSURES MORE LITTLETONS.			695
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: FOR STARTERS, IT'S BEEN SOLID.			730
DRUG COURT TO HELP MINORS; COUNSELING OFFERED TO AID RECOVERY OF TEEN OFFENDERS.			545
EDITORIAL : A GLIMMER OF HOPE.		Editorial	247
EDITORIAL : A SENSIBLE DECISION; MAYOR RIORDAN ASTUTELY PLEDGES CITY FUNDS FOR PAY FOR FACT-FINDING SECESSION STUDY, THE CITY COUNCIL SHOULD SWEETEN THE POT.		Editorial	511
EDITORIAL.		Editorial	75
FOR ANTLEY, THE WEIGHT WAS WORTH IT.			947
FOR ROYAL, BEATING LOYOLA IS NO. 1 PRIORITY.			444
GETTING THEIR POINTS ACROSS.			984
IN THIS BIZARRE YEAR, ONLY THE POSTSEASON CAN RESTORE SANITY.			1315
IS THE RISING SUN SETTING?			793
KENSETH WINS BUSCH 300.			390
KENTUCKY DERBY NOTEBOOK: IT'S NEARLY CRASH 'N' DASH.			521
L.A.'S AWOL COUNCIL; PUBLIC INCONVENIENCED BY NO-SHOW POLITICIANS.		Statistical Data Included	1548
LATINO PRIDE TAKES THE STAGE AS CINCO DE MAYO FUN BEGINS.			304
LESS BEATS, MORE EATS; THOUGH SAN FRANCISCO'S NORTH BEACH HAS GONE UPSCALE, ITS SCRUFFY CHARM ENDURES.			2117
LETTERS : BRYANT SHOULD WATCH AND LEARN.		Letter to the Editor	219
LETTERS: CASINO COULD REPLACE AIRPORT DREAM.		Letter to the Editor	313
LETTERS: SANTA CLARITA NEEDS OTHER THINGS MORE THAN NORDSTROM.		Letter to the Editor	1075
MAN TRIES TO LURE CHILDREN INTO CAR.			215
MIKELS, BOARD WRONG TO OK PROCLAMATION RECOGNIZING GAY PRIDE.			608
MILOSEVIC GIVES HIS SIDE OF WAR, PEACE.			1026
MINOR LEAGUE REPORT: WHAT ABOUT ME? : GLENDENNING'S FUTURE IS BECOMING A GIANT CONCERN.			929
MONDESI DRIVES PHILLIES MAD : DODGERS 12, PHILADELPHIA 6.			684
MOTORCYCLE PATROLS SCRAPPED; CHP OBJECTION KILLS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT PLAN.			543
NATIONAL LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : EXPOS HAVE EX-FANS.			872
NEWS LITE : ALLEN NAILS DOWN GRAND PRIX DATE.			1036
NEWS LITE : NO SONG ROYALTIES FOR FORMER POP STARS.			809
NRA STICKS TO GUNS; 7,000 PROTEST GROUP'S DENVER MEETING.			1190
OLD FRIENDS RECALL ELWAY FROM HIS DAYS AT GRANADA.			1152
ONE-TIME PARKING VALET'S STORE SELLS NIGHTTIME SAFETY EQUIPMENT.			628
PARTY LINES : ADVENTURE IN PARADISE, LAS FLORISTAS STYLE.			789
PERCIVAL HIT HARD THIS TIME; ANGELS CLOSER GIVES UP FIVE IN NINTH INNING : CHICAGO 8, ANGELS 5.			644
PINETREE FACING WATER SHORTAGE; HONBY PARALLEL PIPELINE DELAYED.			613
POPULAR PROFESSOR INSPIRES; LEARNING, RESEARCH GARNER STUDENTS' ENTHUSIASM.			1236
PORTS POUND JETHAWKS WITH TWO GRAND SLAMS : STOCKTON 20, JETHAWKS 5.			271
POW'S MOTHER ANTICIPATES TEARFUL REUNION WITH SON.			1008
PUBLIC FORUM : VIOLENCE IN AMERICA: NO QUICK CURE.		Editorial	1614
RADIO STRIKES BACK! SILVER AGE OF AUDIO DRAMA IN FULL FORCE.			1609
RESIST URGE TO OVERREACT TO TRAGEDY.			767
REVELRY BLOOMS AT GARDEN.			627
RICE BURNED ABOUT TEAM ROLE.			743
SAILING VESSEL OFFERS WINDOW TO HISTORY.			606
SAME GAME, SAME RESULT; CHAMINADE NIPS WESTLAKE AGAIN IN TOURNEY PLAY.			569
SCHMID DEBUT A SUCCESS; NEW COACH SEES GALAXY WIN IN ANOTHER SHOOTOUT : GALAXY 1 NY/NJ 0.			387
SEE MOVIE LATER, BUY STUFF NOW.			523
SIMI PASTOR FEELS RIGHT AT HOME IN NEW POSITION; CHURCH DESCRIBES NEW LEADER AS IDEAL CHOICE TO FILL VACANCY.			888
SWEET RALLY FOR BRUINS : UCLA 3 USC 2.			570
T'WOLVES SOLVE CLIPPERS JINX : MINNESOTA 103, CLIPPERS 93.			362
TEACHERS ORDERED TO OBTAIN NEEDED CLASS CREDENTIALS.			388
TEEN-AGER FATALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF PLAYING WITH GUN.			193
THE DAY IN SPORTS: MOORPARK SOFTBALL TEAM CLINCHES DIVISION TITLE.			271
TIPOFF : CANDIDATES CAN'T WAIT FOR 2001 ELECTIONS.			571
TRACK & FIELD: UCLA WINS IN CLOSE CALL.			616
U.S. POWS RELEASED BY YUGOSLAVIA.			803
UCLA FOOTBALL: SPRING LEAVES BRUINS WITH MANY QUESTIONS.			504
UNLIKELY GROUP THROWS BASH FOR BUS DRIVER.			770
USER NEWS.			153
WOMAN INSPIRES OTHERS; HONOR BESTOWED FOR VOLUNTEERISM.			671
WRITE US AT WARP SPEED.			114
YOUTH VIDEO FESTIVAL TAPS TEENS' CREATIVITY.			761