Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 31, 2000)

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`HAWKS CAN FEEL THE HEAT.		444
2-PARTY SQUEEZE SHADOW CONVENTIONS OFFER AN ALTERNATIVE TO MAINSTREAM.		462
ADDING SHUT-EYE FOR DRIVERS PLAN LOOKS TO INCREASE REST TIME BETWEEN 15-HOUR SHIFTS.		713
AIMING FOR GOP UNITY COHESION IS VITAL, SAY AREA DELEGATES.		275
ANGELS GIVE IT AWAY SEASON-HIGH FIVE ERRORS ARE COSTLY IN SLOPPY LOSS CHICAGO 11, ANGELS 7.		640
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: FOR NOW, ANGELS STICK WITH FOUR-MAN ROTATION.		416
ANNUAL EVENT HELPS VETERANS STAND DOWN VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE FOOD, ADVICE AND HELP.		512
BIG BROTHER BECOMES NUISANCE ON CARS.	Editorial	661
BOTTENFIELD TRADED FOR GANT.		600
BOXING CLASSES OFFERED.		165
BOYS DON'T CRY SURE, THEY ARE PROUD - BUT EVEN WITH THEIR HEALTH AT RISK, MEN STILL AVOID THE DOCTOR.	Statistical Data Included	1254
BRIEFLY COMMENTS INVITED ON SCHOOL DESIGN.		116
BRIEFLY TANKER TRUCK LEAK SHUTS DOWN ROAD.		110
CAJUN IMPORT A RISK TO LOCALS.	Statistical Data Included	721
CAMARILLO CHOIR GROUP SEEKS PLACE TO CALL HOME.		210
CHANG BREAKS THROUGH FUNK.		964
CHP BACKS TIME OUT FOR TRUCKERS.		213
CONVENTION PARTIES DON'T SUIT MCKEON.		448
DAM NUISANCE? STUDY URGED FOR TAKING DOWN MATILIJA.		794
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TAKES TO ROAD FOR TRUCKERS.		718
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: L.A. DOESN'T HAVE THE PROSPECTS TO MAKE A DEAL.		485
EDITORIAL BUSH'S MOMENT THE NEXT FOUR DAYS IN PHILADELPHIA WILL TELL US A LOT ABOUT THE REPUBLICANS' CHANCES IN NOVEMBER.	Editorial	317
ELKS HONOR AREA STUDENT.		224
EX-CON BATTLES DEPORTING OLD DRUG CONVICTION MAY BREAK UP FAMILY.		713
FILM GUIDE TOUTS SIMI SETS APPEAL.		822
FOUNDATION GRANTS CHILDREN'S WISHES.		426
FUTURE FACE OF POLITICS PALMDALE GIRL WINS TRIP TO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.		338
HIGH-TECH CRAFT CHALLENGES THE LOWER SPEEDS FIRST.		441
HOPING GOSSIP WILL PAY NEW WEB SITE A REAL RUMOR MILL.		700
IT'S NO ICEBERG, IT'S P'BURGH.		1762
LEADERS LOOK TO THE HILLS NEW PLAN TO BE DRAFTED FOR VALLEY, ENVIRONS.		501
LIST LONG FOR WALLS TO BUFFER FREEWAYS.		568
LITTLE LEAGUE: TIGERT'S PITCHING KEEPS PARK VIEW GOING STRONG.		226
MAN HONORED POSTHUMOUSLY.		239
MORE THAN REBELS.	Editorial	306
MUSICAL TAX SPOOF RAISES FUNDS FOR SENIORS' HOME.		405
NEWS VETERAN DEAD PHOTOGRAPHER SHOT VALLEY LIFE.	Obituary	206
NOTEBOOK: TEARS FLOW AFTER VICTORY.		411
ONE IDEA.		110
OOPS ... SHE DOES IT AGAIN BRITNEY SPEARS SERVES LIGHT, BRIGHT, FUN, FROTHY SUMMER TREAT.		380
ORDER PREVAILS AT DOWNTOWN RAVE CRIME LOW-KEY AT MASSIVE DANCE PARTY, OFFICIALS SAY.		332
PRIDE GOT IN THE WAY OF REASON.		1038
PUBLIC BULLYING A STAFF INFECTION.		770
PUBLIC FORUM BRUSH FIRE DANGER.	Editorial	1571
SAFETY STATION MONITORS LOADS.		456
SURVIVING 'SURVIVOR' COMPANY FILMS 'REAL WORLD' TV AS PRODUCTION OF REALITY SHOWS TURN PROFIT.		789
TEENS SPONSOR TACO-EATING FUND-RAISER.		371
THE 'BIG TENT' RNC DIVERSE GROUP OF CALIFORNIANS HEAD TO PHILLY.		766
THE NATURE OF THINGS KIDS HIKE HAND-N-HAND.		432
THREE DIE IN FREEWAY COLLISIONS.		244
TO YOUR HEALTH BOOKS.		440
VEGAN DELIGHT WORLDFEST OFFERS SUBSTITUTE SUGGESTIONS.		581
WALK IN THE PARK JOHNSON STAYS WITH STARTER TOO LONG IN DODGERS LOSS PHILADELPHIA 3, DODGERS 2.		923
WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD.		480
WORK TO START ON NEW SCHOOL VAN NUYS SITE TO EASE CROWDING.		527
YOU CAN'T QUESTION GAMBILL'S HEART.		765