Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 5, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] GOOD NEWS FOR BRUINS; DEFENSE SHARP, 2ND-STRING PAUS OUTPLAYS BENNETT : UCLA 38 BOISE ST. 7.			768
`JEKYLL & HYDE' SEASON LOOMS IN PERFORMING ARTS.			1313
12-YEAR-OLDS' PETITION TAKES AIM AT AMMUNITION SALES.			593
A BOY'S DOUBLE LIFE; MOTHER TELLS OF PERSONAL ORDEAL AS SON SLIPS INTO `RAVE' CULTURE.			1258
A FIRST LOOK: KINGS START TRAINING CAMP TODAY : MURRAY READY AS NEW FACES, VETS VIE FOR SPOTS ON ROSTER.			525
A LA CARTE : MINIMAL CORKAGE FEES.			429
A QUIET ROAR COMES FROM KEARIN'S WAY.			700
AB 178 MAY END `BIG-BOX' BID WARS; RIVAL CITIES OFTEN COMPETE FOR STORES.			468
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			299
AMERICAN LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : GORDON COULD RETURN TO SOX.			648
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: NO MANAGER? NO PROBLEM.			505
ANGELS' BIG RALLY FALLS FLAT : NEW YORK 9 ANGELS 6.			324
ANTELOPE VALLEY'S MOST WANTED FUGITIVES; DEPUTIES DESCRIBE SUSPECTS AS ARMED AND DANGEROUS.			1013
BACK ON E STREET; SPRINGSTEEN FEELING NEW KINSHIP WITH MEMBERS OF LONGTIME BAND.			694
BAR OKS CODE OF CIVILITY.			407
BAYLOR IS THE MAN TO TURN ANGELS AROUND.			594
BEST-ATTENDED COUNTY FAIR OPENS SOON; EVENT DRAWS 1.3 MILLION YEARLY.			494
BRADY DELIVERS WHEN IT COUNTS.			551
BRIEFLY : 2 SUSPECTS SOUGHT IN ROBBERY, SHOOTING.			604
BRIEFLY : TWO FIGURE-8 RACERS TREATED FOR INJURIES.			96
BRIEFLY : U.S. WOMEN BEGIN THEIR VICTORY TOUR.			438
BRUINS DEFENSE IMPROVES IMAGE.			535
BURBANK MAY PLACE AIRPORT PLAN ON BALLOT; COUNCIL TO WEIGH ADVISORY VOTE.			663
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: TACTIC ALLOWS TRANSFORMING OF MEASURES.			555
CITY CELEBRATES 218TH BIRTHDAY; COUNCILMAN, D.A. JOIN OLVERA STREET IN RECALLING SETTLERS.			393
CITY REVISES LAWSUIT SPENDING; COUNCIL TIGHTENS REIN ON ATTORNEYS, LIMITS SETTLEMENTS BY CASE.			1206
CLEMENCY FOR DOGS, CATS; VALLEY PROGRAM TO GIVE STRAYS BETTER CHANCE AT LIFE.			1214
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : ROSE FLYNN.			768
DEVELOPMENT HITS RUSH HOUR; VENTURA FREEWAY SITES DRAW BUSINESSES.			1029
DINING DEALS : SOMETHING FINNY GOING ON.			232
DO SCHOOL VOUCHERS PASS OR FLUNK? IT'S UNFAIR TO ASK TAXPAYERS TO SUPPORT RELIGIOUS INDOCTRINATION.			595
DO SCHOOL VOUCHERS PASS OR FLUNK? PARENTS DESERVE A BETTER OPTION THAN AN INEPT PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM.			746
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: BROWN HAS SHOT AT 20 WITH SIX STARTS LEFT.			573
DODGERS PUT IT ALL TOGETHER : DODGERS 6 CHICAGO 0.			666
EDITORIAL : CALIFORNIA'S LOST DECADE; STATE'S FREEWAYS AND BRIDGES ROTTING BY THE MINUTE.		Editorial	453
EDITORIAL : HIT BY A BUS; VALLEY LAWMAKERS SELL OUT TO UNIONS IN REWRITING BILL TO CREATE TRANSIT ZONE SEPARATE FROM MTA.		Editorial	440
ENGINE TESTS OF X-33 SET NEXT WEEK; FIRINGS AT STENNIS SPACE CENTER CALLED KEY ELEMENT IN PROGRAM.			504
FLOOD ALERT SYSTEM SET FOR TESTING.			147
GOOD NEWS FOR BRUINS; DEFENSE SHARP, 2ND-STRING PAUS OUTPLAYS BENNETT : UCLA 38 BOISE ST. 7.			721
GREAT MINDS REACH OUT TO TEENS.			650
HAWAIIAN SOUND GETS A NEW LIFE.			657
HE SPENDS TIME WITH A HERO - HIS GRANDPA.			796
HYPNOTIC CHARMER HAS FAIR AUDIENCE SPELLBOUND.			799
ICING ARTHRITIS; HOCKEY TOURNAMENT IN THOUSAND OAKS TAKES AIM AT DISEASE.			685
JETHAWKS CONTINUE TO SPOIL SAN BERNARDINO'S RUN : JETHAWKS 7 SAN BERN. 3.			368
KIDNAP CHARGE LEADS TO ARRESTS; MAN SAYS HE WAS HELD FOR TWO DAYS.			311
L.A. STREET RACE: SOUTHWEST DRIVERS HOPE TO STAY ON COURSE.			454
LAUSD'S BIG FAILURE; CLASS OF 2000 PROMISES WERE BROKEN AND KIDS ARE PAYING THE PRICE.			1275
LETTERS : DODGERS SHOULD TRADE AT THE TOP.		Letter to the Editor	252
LETTERS : LIBRARY CAN BE REAL MONUMENT FOR CITY.		Letter to the Editor	530
LOCAL WATCH: SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS : LORRAINE LEARNS MAJOR-LEAGUE LESSONS.			796
MAKING VALLEY TRANSIT BETTER; CIVIC LEADERS SAY LOCAL CONTROL IS KEY.		Statistical Data Included	1668
MAN FLEES KIDNAPPERS HE PICKED UP ON ROAD.			360
MATADORS TRIUMPH AFTER SLOW START; BRADEY'S TDS PILOT CSUN : CSUN 38 W. OREGON 19.			709
MORE DRIVERS ARRESTED FOR DUI; CHP BOOSTS PATROLS THROUGH WEEKEND.		Statistical Data Included	283
NATIONAL LEAGUE: AROUND THE HORN : METS LOOKING FOR SHORTCUT.			598
NEW PLAZA HAS `SIMI STYLE'; DEVELOPERS, CITY WORKED TOGETHER TO SET STANDARD.			869
NEWS LITE : COULD YOU HUM A FEW NOTES . . .?			997
NEWS LITE : FRENCH EDUCATION SET FOR LOURDES.			1037
NOTEBOOK: BIG PLAYS ARE DELIVERED BY UNLIKELY GROUP.			551
NOTEBOOK: KEARIN NOT MELLOW OVER ALL THE YELLOW.			665
NOTEBOOK: TIGHT ENDS LEND A HAND TO YOUNG QBS.			491
ON THE MAP; OXNARD DUO COMPUTERIZES THOMAS GUIDE INFORMATION FOR PILOTS OF HELICOPTERS.			1042
OOH-LA-LA! PARIS LAS VEGAS IS TRES MAGNIFIQUE!			907
PARENTING : DON'T WAIT TO TALK WITH KIDS ABOUT SEX.			589
PARTY LINES : GIORGIO SHARES `PASSION FOR FASHION'.			719
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE: TOPPLED WASHTUB KING JUST NEEDS NEW DREAM.			747
POKEMON INVADES VALLEY; THOUSANDS FLOCK TO BURBANK FOR TOURNAMENT.			572
POLICE SEEKING 6 MEN; CASES INVOLVE ASSAULTS AS WELL AS OTHER CRIMES.			933
POP AND JAZZ MOVE THE SOUTHLAND; SPRINGSTEEN, MARTIN TEMPT CONCERTGOERS.			646
PUBLIC FORUM : WHOSE MONEY IS IT?		Editorial	1388
ROSEMARY BELL, A FIXTURE IN LIFE OF WEST VALLEY.		Obituary	199
STAPLES CENTER READY TO ROCK; SPARKLING DOWNTOWN ARENA SHOULD BE BEST SHOW IN TOWN.			3917
STRONG START FOR TROJANS.			498
STRONG START FOR TROJANS.			678
TIPOFF : GEORGE W. AT RIGHT PLACE AT RIGHT TIME.			638
TOP OF THE LINEUP : COLLEGE BASKETBALL.			75
UNDERSTUDY STEALS OPENING NIGHT.			719
VOUCHERS ONLY WAY TO LOOSEN NEA'S GRIP; PLAN GIVES PEOPLE CHANCE TO CHOOSE, BREAKING UNION'S MONOPOLY OF SCHOOLS.			705
YEA OR NAY, SPEAK UP ON THE FLAG BILL.			815