Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 13, 2000)

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[0] BLUE JAYS GET OFFENSE GOING TORONTO 6, ANGELS 2.		452
AGENCY OVERHAUL SOUGHT; KLAJIC ASKS STATE PROBE.		549
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: PERCIVAL GIVES ANGELS A BOOST.		528
ANIMATORS TO PROTEST CARTOONS PBS SHOULD BUY AMERICAN, ARTISTS SAY.		411
AVC NOTEBOOK; FUTURE OLYMPIANS MIGHT THROW HERE.		595
BLUE JAYS GET OFFENSE GOING TORONTO 6, ANGELS 2.		468
BO ROBINSON'S LIVING HIS DREAM WITH JETHAWKS.		400
BONDED DODGERS COMING HOME.		999
BOTCHED JOB; ROBBER HITS BANK, THROWS AWAY CASH.		432
BOXING LOCAL BOXER READY TO MAKE PRO DEBUT.		427
BRIEFLY; PROTECTION URGED FOR RARE FOLIAGE.		75
BRIEFLY; RELOCATION FUNDS STUDY REQUESTED.		418
BRUINS NEED TO STAND TALL FOR TITLE SHOT.		714
BULLFROGS TO BITE BULLETS IN EFFORT TO SAVE FISH.		545
CHASING THE DREAM; RUSH, MOISO CHOOSE NBA OVER SCHOOL.		626
CITY REFUSES VARIANCES OWNER MUST SCALE BACK SCOPE OF GLENDALE MANSION.		394
D.A.'S OFFICE TO SEEK MORE CASE DISMISSALS.		601
DAY IN SPORTS: ROYAL OUTLASTS LOYOLA IN VOLLEYBALL SHOWDOWN.		704
DECISION ON SEAT DELAYED.		567
DELAY SEEN IN VA HOMES; LAWS ALTERED PRIORITY.		731
DISTRICT SPLIT CREATES ADDED POWER FOR CHIEFS.		441
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PROSPECT TO HAVE SURGERY.		646
DRAGONS HOPE FANS CATCH FIRE.		396
EXPO PUTS COMMUNITY IN THE PINK FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS, ADVICE ON TAP.		407
FERNANDO AND DOC PERSONAL TRAINER GIVES VARGAS A NEW AND HEALTHIER OUTLOOK.		1506
FISET COULD BE ANSWER TO PRAYER VS. WINGS.		889
FISHING FOR COMPLIMENTS CASTAIC MAN LOOKS FOR VICTORY IN WEEKEND TOURNEY.		854
FIX GRIDLOCK, SAVE ... EASIER ON CARS, DRIVERS' TEMPERS.		1116
GETTY EXHIBIT MARKS DEPARTURE FROM ORDINARY, ARRIVAL OF HIP.		984
GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH: TIME FOR A CHANGE TEAM PENSKE NEEDS A VICTORY.		620
GULDAHL NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN AT BRAEMAR CC.	Statistical Data Included	861
HART SHOWS ITS COMEBACK ABILITY INDIANS RALLY FOR TWO WINS IN TOURNAMENT.		301
HOMELESS ARE COUNTY RESIDENTS SHELTERS ARE ONLY COMFORT.		602
IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT BAN UPHELD.		244
IN BRIEF; MORE MONEY.		70
INDEPENDENTS DAY IN APRIL FESTIVAL SHOWCASES SMALLER MOVIES.		524
IT'S ABOUT TIME: ZIGGY GETS HIS CHANCE HE'LL BE A MARKED MAN AS KINGS BEGIN PLAYOFF QUEST.		912
JETHAWKS WIN HOME OPENER AGAINST STOCKTON JETHAWKS 5, MUDVILLE 4.		281
JONES BOYS; NEW VOLLEYBALL COACH KEEPS HIGHLAND ON COURSE.		597
KENNEDY SOARING FOR THE FALCONS HIS HOME RUN CARRIES PALMDALE PALMDALE 9, HIGHLAND 6.		413
KINDNESS BRINGS ITS REWARDS.		274
KINGS NOTEBOOK: SMOLINSKI WILL PLAY TONIGHT.		703
LAFCO PROBES LEGAL ISSUE.		250
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: JACKSON SAYS HE'S FORTUNATE.		583
LAPD TASK FORCE NAMED POLICE COMMISSION APPOINTS PANEL TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES.		1208
LAST-MINUTE FILERS TURN TO NET FOR HELP FASTER REFUNDS ATTRACTIVE.		950
LEAPIN' LIZARDS! CANYON THEATRE GUILD'S NEW 'ANNIE' PRODUCTION DELIVERS STRONG MESSAGE.		389
MALONE REACHES MILESTONE HE SCORES 2,000TH POINT THIS YEAR IN BEATING L.A. UTAH 102, CLIPPERS 93.		275
MAN GUILTY IN A.V STABBING.		358
MODEL A STUDENTS HIGH SCHOOL KIDS RESTORE CLASSIC FORD.		797
MOORPARK COLLEGE STARTS $2.1 MILLION RENOVATION.		182
NATURAL BEAUTY; DESPITE ITS `FACELIFT,' DODGER STADIUM STILL BASEBALL'S GRANDEST.	Statistical Data Included	1208
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED.		227
NO CLOSURE FOR DODGERS GAME SUSPENDED BY RAIN IN SIXTH.		380
OUR OPINION; DOCTOR'S DILEMMA.	Editorial	238
OUR OPINION; REFORM, AT LAST.	Editorial	454
OUTPOST.		597
PIERCE HILLSIDE TO BE TERRACED.		364
POLY DOMINATES PARROTS TAKE BIG LEAD, THEN HOLD ON TO DEFEAT GRANT POLY 9, GRANT 4.		416
PROJECT PAVES THE WAY FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.		317
PROP. 21 ROBS KIDS' HOPE FOR REHABILITATION.	Editorial	559
PUBLIC FORUM; DO THE RIGHT THING.	Editorial	1362
REAL ESTATE FIRM BUYS CIVIC CENTER PLAZA.		248
RIVER'S CHLORIDE LEVELS REVIEWED.		352
SANCTUARY ASSOCIATION OFFERS TO HELP WAYSTATION.		476
SIMI TEAM FOCUSED ON TITLE.		799
SIMI'S 'AMERICAN BEAUTY' A WHIZ AMONG THE BOYS.		580
SOFTBALL BEAT; SISTER ACT.		1603
SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK; TEAM UNITY PUSHES LANCASTER TO THE TOP.		516
STATE STUDIES COLLEGE SELECTION PROCESS.		212
STREISAND'S EX-ESTATE OPENING TO THE PUBLIC.		240
THE MOORPARK 9; SOFTBALL TEAM IS SURVIVING WITH FEW.		905
THE SOBERING TRUTH FILMS FIND HUMOR IN STRUGGLE WITH ADDICTION.		1571
THEIR TURN; OFFICIALS UNDERSCORE CRIME VICTIMS' PLIGHT.		514
THIRD TERM AGENDA; MAYOR OUTLINES CITY'S ECONOMIC PLANS.		534
THREE RESTAURANTS DESTROYED BY ARSONIST ALONG SEPULVEDA.		219
TRACK AND FIELD NOTEBOOK THREE UNBEATEN TEAMS MEET FOR MARMONTE TITLE.		724
TWO NEWEST COUNCILMEN EAGER TO BEGIN ON LOCAL PROJECTS.		546
VETS' HOME FUNDING AT RISK.		463