Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 31, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`LIVING WAGE' DRAWS FIRE; CHAMBER SEES HARM TO SMALL BUSINESS.			387
4-YEAR SEARCH MAY END; SKELETON COULD BE MISSING MUSICIAN'S.			295
7TH DISTRICT CAMPAIGN HITS STREETS; RUNOFF CANDIDATES WALK PRECINCTS, TALK TO VOTERS.			905
A NEW PLAN; CANOGA PARK COMPANY DEVELOPS INSURANCE WEB SITE ON UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL.			796
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: OLIVARES REMAINING AGGRESSIVE.			614
ASSESSING BLAME JUST SHORT-CIRCUITS PROCESS.			791
BILLS BOTTLENECK IN LEGISLATURE.			493
BOXING AS MUCH FOR HIS FUTURE AS PAST.			1465
BRACK ON TOP; DRIVER PUTS FOUR-TIME WINNER FOYT IN VICTORY CIRCLE FOR FIRST TIME IN 22 YEARS.			1174
BRIEFLY : A SWEEP FOR GREENE.			364
BRIEFLY : APARTMENT STABBING DEATH LEADS TO ARREST.			545
BURTON SHOWS STAYING POWER, PULLS AWAY TO WIN : CREW ADJUSTS, KEEPS WINNER'S CAR ON TRACK, WHETHER DAY OR NIGHT.			1303
CENTRISTS AIM TO WIN SEATS BACK FOR GOP.		Statistical Data Included	1676
CHURCHES URGE SHELTER FOR HOMELESS; COALITION SEEKS YEAR-ROUND SITE.			370
COLLEGE HOST TO LATEST IN GOLF SERVICES; IMPROVED INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITIES BENEFIT STUDENTS, OPEN TO PUBLIC.			520
COMPASSIONATE CONSERVATIVES FACE OBSTACLES.		Editorial	743
CONTESTANTS WANTED.			178
CSUN TROUPE HEADING TO CHINA; ACTORS EXPECT THEATER ART TO TRANSCEND POLITICS.			629
CYBER : INTERACTIVE HOOP DREAMS COME TRUE.			416
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	359
DIV. III PLAYOFFS: DESPERATE CAL LUTHERAN STAYS ALIVE WITH SHUTOUT : CLU 7, MARIETTA 0.			238
DODGERS GET BREAK ON MISTAKE : DODGERS 5, ATLANTA 4.			711
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: FIRST WIN SINCE '96 SWEET FOR BORBON.			799
DOLLARS & SENSE : COMPANY SPOTLIGHT.			295
DWP-LAUSD PROGRAM WORTHY OF BEING EMULATED.		Editorial	795
EDITORIAL : REMEMBERING THE HEROES.		Editorial	292
EDITORIAL : SHAKEDOWN STREET.		Editorial	320
EDITORIAL : TWO FOR LACC.		Editorial	264
EIGHTH-GRADER SPELLS HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON, D.C.			490
FERNANDO NOMINATIONS OPEN TO AREA VOLUNTEERS.			237
FOOD BANK READY TO SET UP SHOP IN NEW HEADQUARTERS.			410
GIVING THANKS; MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES TO HONOR CENTURY'S VETERANS.			913
GRAD'S GRADES GARNER AWARDS.			426
GUN CONTROLS GAIN MOMENTUM IN AMERICA'S STATE LEGISLATURES.			1123
HARD WORK, DETERMINATION REWARD TRIO OF AREA SCOUTS.			362
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR MOURNED BY HIS FRIENDS; TEEN RECALLED AS BRIGHT, MUSICAL.			585
HISTORY TAKES FLIGHT AT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE.			494
HOSPITAL OFFERS PRAYER IN MANY TONGUES; VOLUNTEER CHAPLAINS SPEAK ARRAY OF LANGUAGES.			467
JETHAWKS SALVAGE FINALE : JETHAWKS 14, MODESTO 3.			212
KNICKS ENJOY ROLE REVERSAL; MILLER MISSES CRUCIAL 3-POINT SHOT, EWING MAKES BIG FREE THROWS FOR WIN : NEW YORK 93, INDIANA 90.			543
LEADERS GETS `SALUTE' FOR EXCELLENCE.			291
LETTERS: LET PUBLIC DECIDE WHETHER IT WANTS ANOTHER GOLF COURSE : CITY IN GOOD HANDS IN DEVELOPMENT PLAN.		Letter to the Editor	1074
LOCAL GIRL SCOUTS FOCUS ON SERVICE.			338
LOVED ONES AT HOME ALSO DEFEND AMERICA; BRAVE SURVIVORS OF FALLEN VETERANS DESERVE HONOR, TOO.		Editorial	483
LUCAS' TOUR DE FORCE ON HOT PACE.		Statistical Data Included	766
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS.			248
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS.			142
MEMORIES OF MENTRYVILLE : PIONEERS RECALL PAST OF ONCE-THRIVING TOWN.			779
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT: ALL KENNEDY NEEDS IS A PLACE TO PLAY.			584
MO STEPS TO FRONT - AGAIN; THREE-RUN HOMER GIVES ANGELS, FANS A MUCH-NEEDED LIFT : ANGELS 4, KANSAS CITY.			751
MONDAY SCHEDULES.			149
MUSEUM MAY UNDERGO RENOVATION.			446
NEWS LITE : DEPP'S DAUGHTER DEBUTS IN PARIS.			908
NO SLIP-SLIDIN' AWAY; CASITAS DAM TO GET $42 MILLION UPGRADE.			472
NUVEMAN'S HIT PUTS BRUINS IN FINAL : UCLA 2, DEPAUL 1.			441
OFF-ROADERS ENJOY THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND.			447
PARK BOARD BUYS WILDLIFE CORRIDOR.			618
PARK'S CHARACTER EMERGING.			637
PUBLIC FORUM : IMMIGRANT POOR.		Editorial	677
RAIN PRYOR PLANS BOOK ON DAD.			477
REFUGEES GET SET FOR JOB HUNTS.			826
SCANNERS DEVELOP USEFULLY.			630
SCHOOL ESTIMATE FOR RENOVATION COST GOES UP; EDUCATORS WILL CUT SOME EXTRAS.			615
SURFING THE TUBE.			648
THE GOOD HEART ATTACK; CARDIOLOGISTS TURN OLD ENEMY LOOSE ON DEBILITATING BLOCKAGE.			1040
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : RETURN TO SENDER, ADDRESS THE PROBLEM.			689
TO YOUR HEALTH : BOOKS.			306
TRACK & FIELD: N.D.'S HAUSER-PRICE SINGS A HAPPY TUNE.			515
TROJANS LOOKING `SUPER,' ADVANCE; SPLIT WITH PEPPERDINE MEANS STANFORD'S NEXT : USC 3-12, PEPPERDINE 4-7.			645
YESTERDAY IN L.A. : RYAN MEETS KOUFAX IN NO-HIT HISTORY.			312