Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 17, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'ORANGE' ARTIST SEEKS WORLD DOMINATION.			454
'SAFE' INCUMBENTS SHARE THEIR WEALTH.			658
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: WITH ANKLE INJURY, ANDERSON TAKES RARE DAY OFF.			539
ANNUAL SKATE-A-THON BENEFIT SET AT FAMILY CENTER.			287
AS POLICE CRACK DOWN, CRIMINALS SPREAD OUT.		Statistical Data Included	1079
BACK IN DRIVER'S SEAT, HERTA FINISHES FIFTH.			472
BRACE YOURSELF; PUTTING SPRING BACK IN YOUR STEP AFTER A SPRAIN REQUIRES TIME.			851
BRIEFLY; GLENDALE OFFICER HURT IN CAR CHASE.			317
BRIEFLY; NEWBURY PARK STORE ROBBED BY TWO MEN.			420
CAN YOU REWRITE `MRS. ROBINSON?'.			1733
CAYENNE PEPPER DISRUPTS CHURCH.			136
CIVIL AIR PATROL REVS UP EMERGENCY EXERCISES.			540
CSUN IS A STEP AHEAD CSUN 12, UCLA 9.			482
CSUN NOTEBOOK: KEARIN'S NCAA TRIP IS NO JOY RIDE.			653
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.			465
DEADLINE TAXING FOR PREPARERS POST OFFICES EXTEND HOURS FOR LAST-MINUTE FILERS.			544
DESIGNING STUDENTS; BOY'S CONTEST ENTRY WILL GRACE PARKS DEPARTMENT BROCHURE.			237
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: LOSSES SHINE SPOTLIGHT ON SLOW STARTS.			528
DRAMA TEACHER TO RETIRE; LAST MUSICAL IN MAY.			590
DUTIFUL DRIVERS HONORED AAA HONORS LANCASTER SHERIFF'S SAFEST.			379
DWP VETERAN, CIVIC LEADER DIES AT 83.		Obituary	289
FANS RUN THE FLOOR FOR LAKERS PLAYOFF TICKETS.			269
GLENDALE GOES ALL-AMERICAN WITH ROSE FLOAT CHOICE.			434
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR ON THE FAST TRACK TO STARTING COLLEGE.			798
HOPE OUTREACH PROGRAM MIXES TEENS, ELDERS.			294
KINGS INSIDE LOOK: TAKING ONE FOR THE TEAM.			835
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FISET WILL REMAIN AS STARTER.			627
LAKERS ARE REFUSING TO RELAX SHAQ HAS 33 IN MEANINGLESS BUT SATISFYING WIN LAKERS 101, MINNESOTA 95.			726
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS GET NEAR SCARE WITH HARPER AND BRYANT.			471
LAUGHING TO A DIFFERENT 'TOON A LONG-DISTANCE 'BALDO'.			441
LEAGUE'S NEW HOME STRIKES OUT SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANS TO REOPEN HUGHES FACILITY.			642
LIBRARIES LINKED TO POPULATION RESIDENTIAL GROWTH UPS NEED FOR FACILITIES.			550
LITTLE + MISTAKES = DEFEAT DODGERS DON'T EXECUTE WHEN IT COUNTS AGAINST CINCINNATI CINCINNATI 5, DODGERS 3.			603
MAN ON THE MOVE TRACY STARTS 17TH, BUT FINISHES 1ST.			1052
MT. SAC RELAYS: NOBODY KEEPS UP WITH JONES SHE DOMINATES FIELD TO WIN 400.			610
OFFICE AMBUSH IS NOT OK.			809
ONE IDEA.			95
OUR OPINION; EXIT AHEAD.		Editorial	351
OUR OPINION; FREEDOM AT LAST? WITH EACH PASSING DAY, ELIAN BECOMES MORE EXPLOITED.		Editorial	330
PREP FOCUS: CAMARILLO-T.O. SHOWDOWN HIGHLY RANKED BASEBALL, SOFTBALL TEAMS MEET THIS WEEK.			392
PROGRAM PROMOTES ROAD SAFETY.			276
PUBLIC FORUM; LET'S SPEND WISELY.		Editorial	693
ROUGH WATERS NOW SEA OF TRANQUILITY.			860
ROUNDUP: MATADORS WOMEN MISS CHANCE TO MOVE UP.			268
SC NOTEBOOK: USC PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD PUNTER MAY DO PLACE KICKING, TOO.			622
SCHOENEWEIS CASTS A SPELL ANGELS LEFT-HANDER IMPROVES TO 3-0 ANGELS 3, CHICAGO 1.			650
SCHOOLS TACKLE MENTAL HEALTH.			568
SIMI VALLEY PLACES 2ND ACADEMIC WINNERS ON WAY HOME.			757
SIX-YEAR-OLD MEETS GERMAN DONOR MAN CREDITED WITH SAVING BOY'S LIFE.			766
SOME POST OFFICES TO BE TAXED TODAY.			342
STANDOUT PERFORMER; DEPUTY KEEPS WATCH ON A.V.			673
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO HEAR DEVELOPER CASE.			244
SWIMMING NOTEBOOK: SEEING THE WORLD HART GRADUATE ERVIN HAD A FEELING RECORD WOULD FALL.			655
TEEN ON HER TOES FOR COMPETITION.			319
TENNIS NOTEBOOK: T.O.'S SHENG LEADS AREA PLAYERS AT EASTER BOWL.			528
THERE'S NO DOUBT: SINGER IN TOP FORM AT UNIVERSAL.			372
TOURS TAKEOFF ON HISTORY AIR FORCE, NASA WELCOME VISITORS TO BASE.			527
TWO MEN SAVED FROM BURNING BUILDING.			207
VARGAS DELIVERS WHAT OSCAR HASN'T.			1081
VICTORY IS HARD TO TOP JETHAWKS' HEAVERLO OUTDUELS NO. 1 PICK JETHAWKS 7, R. CUCAMONGA 4.			442
VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: A BACK-TO-SCHOOL PROGRAM SHADRICK ONE OF MANY EX-PLAYERS WHO ARE HELPING OUT AT HIGHLAND.			615
X-33 ENGINE ACES LATEST ROUND OF TESTS.			481