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

Title	Author	Type	Words
`MODEST' HERO LEMON DIES AT 79; EX-PITCHER LEMON DIES.		Obituary	1099
A HOUSE PARTY FOR ONE THAT GOT AWAY.			1225
A NEW DAY IN L.A.; TROJANS DOMINATE BRUINS AND END ANOTHER STREAK USC HAS AN EASY TIME IN VICTORY USC 91, UCLA 79.			633
A NEW DAY IN L.A.; TROJANS DOMINATE BRUINS AND END ANOTHER STREAK USC HAS AN EASY TIME IN VICTORY USC 91, UCLA 79.			712
AGOURA'S PERRAM CAN'T BE STOPPED HER FIVE GOALS HELP CHARGERS WIN 3RD STRAIGHT AGOURA 14, ROYAL 3.			519
AN UPHILL CLIMB; 'HIGHER GROUND' SCALING A MOUNTAIN OF TEEN ANGST.		Television Program Review	580
ASBESTOS REMOVAL WORK ALARMS HALE PARENTS SCHOOL DID NOT INFORM OF PROJECT.			361
BAKER'S DOZEN COULD COMPETE IN COUNCIL RACE.			255
BRIEFLY; CARJACK-KIDNAP SUSPECT JAILED.		Statistical Data Included	383
BRIEFLY; POWER DRILL USED TO STAB WORKER.			297
BRIEFLY; REDESIGNED BUS TERMINAL OPENS.			567
BRIEFS; DEPUTIES SEIZE PCP IN PALMDALE.			299
BRUINS ARE LATE AND LETHARGIC.			626
CABLE RATE HIKE PROTESTED ON AIR.			462
CABRIALES KEPT A HAND IN THE GAME QUARTZ HILL STAR PLAYED WITH FOUR BROKEN FINGERS.			694
CAR TAX CUT MAY SHRINK.			354
CARNIVAL RETURNING TO MOORPARK?			354
CBS PRESIDENT EMPHASIZES CHANGING FACE OF TV.			985
CHARGERS FAN EARNS ULTIMATE TITLE.			379
CITY CLEARS ROUGH FOR GOLF COURSE.			258
CITY OKS REPORT ON DEVELOPMENT.			293
CLU BEAT; JANUARY IS MUTH'S MONTH CENTER IMPROVES PRODUCTION AT START OF CONFERENCE PLAY.			663
COLLEGE DISTRICT GETS OFFER ON SITE.			368
CSUN TRIES LIFE ON ROAD.			663
DAY IN SPORTS; SUN DOESN'T SET FOR N.H., GRANT.			737
DEMOCRATS LOOK FORWARD TO L.A.			337
DOCTOR DIDN'T RELEASE MEDICAL REPORTS.			225
DOCUMENTARY 'CREATURE' SCREENS AT MIDNIGHT.			479
FIRE KILLS 20 CATS, 2 DOGS, OTHER PETS IN BURBANK HOUSE.			478
FIRMS EVACUATED IN CASTAIC AREA.			171
FOUR BID FOR SECESSION STUDY POLITICAL PITFALLS MAY DETER WIDER INTEREST.			482
FRESHMAN POINT GUARD DELIVERS AGAINST BURROUGHS.			647
GOLDMAN'S GOALS ARE ON TARGET; COC GUARD ADMITS MISTAKES.			759
GREAT CATCH OF MEMORIES; AFTER FOUR YEARS AS OUTDOORS EDITOR, BRETT PAULY LEAVES BY TELLING SOME OF HIS FAVORITE STORIES.			1311
GROUP ADVOCATES FOR MENTAL HEALTH COALITION CRITICAL OF MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES.			507
GROUP TO INVEST IN PERFECTDATA.			205
HEALING VOICES; PHONE CALLS AID FIRST-GRADER'S RECOVERY CLASSMATES CALL TO SAY THEY CARE.			539
IN BRIEF; HOLIDAY CLOSURES.			82
INVESTIGATION AT CALABASASS.			80
IT'S OFFICIAL: HE'S THE CHARGERS' ULTIMATE FAN SIMI MAN HONORED AS CHARGERS' ULTIMATE FAN.			710
K-SWISS SHARES SLIP; CANCELED ORDERS BLAMED.			359
KINDERGARTEN OFFERING TOUR FOR PARENTS.			436
KINGS NOTEBOOK; BERG TO BE BENCHED TONIGHT.			686
LAKERS NOTEBOOK; RICE STUNNED BY DEATH OF EX-TEAMMATE PHILLS.			415
LAW FIRM TO TEST LAUSD SITES' SOIL.			344
LAX'S X-RAY VISION; CRITICS CLAIM BODY SCANS INVADE TRAVELERS' PRIVACY; X-RAYS VOLUNTARY, AGENTS SAY.			539
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON, HAHN TELLS BLACK CLERGY.			400
LITTLE VOICES HELP HEAL FIRST-GRADERS' PHONE CALLS AID CLASSMATE'S RECOVERY CALLS UPLIFT YOUNG PATIENT WHO RECENTLY AWAKENED.			870
LPGA EVENT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS.			903
MASTER'S APPROACHES RECORD; MEN'S STREAK TWO SHORT OF SCHOOL MARK.			471
MOJAVE SCHOOLS EXECUTIVE UNDER FIRE MCCORMICK GIVEN ORDERS FOR CHANGE; MOJAVE SCHOOLS BOSS SCOLDED.			477
MONDAY SCHEDULES.			198
MOORPARK'S CHAMBER HEAD RETIRING; SCHRIMPF VOWS TO STAY INVOLVED.			282
MOVING AT THE SPEED OF STYLE A FASHIONABLE LOOK AT THE L.A. AUTO SHOW FULL-SPEED FASHION ON FOUR WHEELS.			949
MURDER TRIAL SET FOR TEEN BOY SUSPECT IN DEATH OF EX-TALK-SHOW HOST IN A.V. MOTEL ROOM.			351
MUSIC'S BACK; PARTY IS TOO; BIG BAND PLAYS FOR FUN.			882
ODOM COOLS OFF; BIG FIRST HALF, SLOW SECOND FOR CLIPPERS STAR BOSTON 95, CLIPPERS 88.			452
ORDINANCE AIMS TO QUIET BARKING.			425
OUR OPINION; A BETTER CITY OUR LEADERS MUST LEARN TO PUT THE PEOPLE FIRST.		Editorial	441
OUR OPINION; TRUTH WINS OUT.		Editorial	290
PILOT SCHOOL RESUMES INSTITUTION GETS CHANCE TO APPLY FOR NEEDED LICENSE SCHOOL RESUMES TRAINING.			409
PREP WRESTLING; BRYAN THROWS WEIGHT AROUND MONROE STAR GETS ANOTHER TEST AGAINST AREA'S BEST.			466
PROGRAM GIVES KIDS GUIDANCE; PROGRAM PRESSES POSITIVES.			583
PROSECUTORS DROP MURDER-FOR-HIRE CHARGES.			205
PUBLIC FORUM; LIMITED COMPASSION.		Editorial	1440
QUARTZ HILL IS QUICK TO REBUILD; MCCLUNG SPARKING REBELS.			543
RACING NOTEBOOK; FOR YORK, MAGIC NUMBER IS 7.			345
REACTIONS BLEND HOPE, SKEPTICISM.			373
SCHOOL HEARING TONIGHT; SITE HAS OPPONENTS.			344
SENIOR COMPLEX TO BE BUILT.			325
SIMI, BIKERS SETTLE SUIT; HELLS ANGELS ASK TO BE TREATED FAIRLY BY POLICE.			347
SKATING PARK IN FAST LANE; GLENDALE FACILITY COULD OPEN SOON.			304
SPILL GIVES I-5 THE BLUES.			150
TALENT-WEALTHY WAVES GET RICHER.			288
TECHNOLOGY PAYS OFF IN LAW ENFORCEMENT.			650
TEEN FACES TRIAL AS ADULT.			174
THE BUCKS CAN'T STOP 'EM LAKERS EARN 16TH STRAIGHT VICTORY WITH RELATIVE EASE LAKERS 103, MILWAUKEE 94.			719
THOMPSON GIVES CLEVELAND WILD WIN CLEVELAND 60, G. HILLS 58.			537
TRUE LOVE; MAN RISKS DEATH TO KEEP HIS RING MAN SHOT BUT HE STILL HAS RING.			596
USC, READY AND WILLING, LEAVES QUITE AN IMPRESSION TROJANS MAKE A MEANINGFUL STATEMENT.			808
WHOLE VALLEY STUDY URGED; MAYOR PROPOSES REGIONAL PLANNING.			1152