Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (May 4, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`LIKE AN ANGEL' GALARRAGA'S RETURN IS ENOUGH TO MAKE ONE FORGET ROCKER.			1009
A CRUSH OF MEDIA IS PART OF THE DEAL.			572
A WINNER GROSSMAN BRINGS TOP CREDENTIALS TO CALABASAS.			725
ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS WINNING COUPLE RIDING HIGH MCGRAW, HILL EACH GET TIPS OF THE HAT.			526
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: BELCHER'S COMEBACK DELAYED INDEFINITELY.			436
AREA BUZZ ABOUT BEES: BE CAUTIOUS SOME SWARMS DANGEROUS.			603
AVENGERS INSIDE LOOK: SURVIVING THE SCARS AVENGERS' HALL WANTS TO SERVE.			1061
BAKER NEW LEADER AT EMBLEM SCHOOL.			514
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK CANYON USES NEW STRATEGY: THINK SMALL.			772
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK HARRINGTON SHOWS HE'S FINEST IN AREA.			528
BILL GIVES LIBRARY GUARDS MIGHT.			416
BOARD PULLS CONTESTED SEX VIDEOS PARENTS: FILMS TOO ADVANCED.			618
BRIEFLY L.A. MAN HELD IN MURDER CASE.			356
BRIEFLY QUAKE VICTIMS CALL FOR PROTEST RALLY.			914
BRIEFLY: U.S. SOFTBALL TEAM ROSTER OVERTURNED.			381
BUSINESS NOTES UFW ENDS PROTEST OF UNION ELECTION.			391
CAUGHT RED-HANDED BURGLARY SUSPECT GETS STUCK, BURNED, BATTERED.			193
CHILDREN TAKE LEAD IN PRAYER ADULTS SCHEDULE OBSERVANCES TODAY.			731
CITY COUNCIL OPPOSES BAN ON E-TRADE TAXES.			213
CLOSER COMES BACK PERCIVAL GETS THE JOB DONE AGAINST ORIOLES ANGELS 6, BALTIMORE 5.			580
COUNCIL TO STUDY MUSEUM.			458
CREATIVE INDUSTRY IS L.A.'S BIGGEST.			626
DAY IN SPORTS: HIGHLAND WINS GOLDEN LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL TITLE.			603
DISNEY PROFITS SURGE `MILLIONAIRE' PACES QUARTERLY INCREASE.		Statistical Data Included	377
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WHITE'S EFFORT COULD BE COSTLY.			634
DON'T FAINT: PEREZ BESTS MADDUX DODGERS 6, ATLANTA 4.			655
DRAWN TO DOWNTOWN PLAN AIMS TO ADD BIG ATTRACTIONS.			763
EDITORIAL ALL ABOARD FOR SUMMIT.		Editorial	476
EDITORIAL BARE-KNUCKLE POLITICS COUNCIL AFRAID TO TAKE OFF THE GLOVES.		Editorial	327
ENVIRONMENTAL PIONEERS TOWSLEY CANYON SITE OF FIELD TRIP.			541
FAITH LEADS FORMER BRONCO INTO POST AS BISHOP.			455
FCC SAYS DROPPING ABC FROM CABLE ILLEGAL.			202
FISH GALORE ANGLERS WILL FIND PLENTY TO CATCH POST-OPENER.			767
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	65
GRUESOME SCENE TEENS LEARN CONSEQUENCES OF ACTIONS.			627
GUNFIRE ON CAMPUS TWO WOUNDED AS GUNMAN OPENS FIRE AT CANOGA PARK HIGH SCHOOL.			656
HOMESTORE.COM BUYS SOFTWARE FIRM.			327
IMPLAUSIBLE PLOT - AND CAST SUPPORTERS HOLD OUT HOPE FOR HAL'S HOPE.			937
IN BRIEF.			72
IT'S TIME TO SALUTE A GENTLEMAN.		Statistical Data Included	984
JETHAWKS CONTINUE TO PERSEVERE.			864
JETHAWKS WIN STREAK ENDS AT FIVE BAKERSFIELD 10, JETHAWKS 8.			362
KEEPING TRACK OF CROSS-TOWN MEGAMEET.			1021
KENTUCKY DERBY NOTEBOOK: WILL 16 BE SWEET FOR FUSAICHI PEGASUS?			354
LAKERS KEEP FAITH `WE ARE GOING TO WIN FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAME'.			861
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HAPPY TO ESCAPE DIN IN KINGS DEN.			623
LIGHTS! CAMERA! MODEM! HOLLYWOOD'S 'QUANTUM PROJECT' HEADS FOR THE INTERNET.			591
LION'S SHARE FANS LINE UP TO BUY TICKETS FOR LIVE SHOW.			880
MAN'S REWARD IS SOOT, NOT LOOT.			379
MOORPARK INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX PLANNED $40 MILLION PROJECT WOULD BE CITY'S LARGEST.			469
MOORPARK NOTEBOOK ARANDA, QUALLS MAKE THEIR PITCH FOR RAIDERS.			563
MORE OFFICERS FACE CHARGES, CHIEF EXPECTS RAMPART INVESTIGATION CONTINUES.			373
NEWHALL RANCH ROAD EXTENSION NOW OPEN.			171
NOT A BIG DEAL WESTLAKE WANTS MORE THAN THE LEAGUE TITLE WESTLAKE 6, MOORPARK 5.			388
OUTPOST.			615
PAROLED RAPIST TO BE MOVED FROM PALMDALE OFFICIALS, RESIDENTS PRESSURE STATE.			723
PESTICIDES SPUR WORRIES USE OF FARM CHEMICALS IS AT ALL-TIME HIGH.		Statistical Data Included	736
POLICE GROUP PULLS GARCETTI BACKING.			521
PRAYERS SAID BUILDERS FIND 400-YEAR-OLD INDIAN REMAINS.			539
PUBLIC FORUM GETTING GATES.		Editorial	1350
RACE RIOT SOLUTIONS SOUGHT CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER TO SPEAK WITH INMATES.			768
RELIGIONS JOINING FOR PRAYER DAY VALLEY INTERFAITH COUNCIL TO HOST NEWEST LOCAL EVENT.			438
RESIDENTS CALL FOR MORE ANTI-GANG PATROLS.			318
ROBBERS MAKE OFF WITH CASH AND CAR.			139
SETTER IN RHYTHM WITH HIS HITTERS TALIAFERRO LEADS UCLA INTO ANOTHER FINAL FOUR.			562
SHAQ HAD BETTER WAKE UP.			554
SOFTBALL BEAT SCORPIONS NOT WORRIED.			1343
SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK BUSY, BUSY, BUSY FOOTHILL TEAMS CONTINUE TOUGH WEEK'S WORK.			488
SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK THEY'RE A HIT IN COLLEGE LIFE.			837
SPARKS UPDATE: SPARKS READY TO START WORK.			620
SPILL OF NITRIC ACID CLEARED IN CASTAIC.			221
STUDIO CITY OFF-RAMP SET TO CLOSE.			144
TEJON PROJECT SIGNS UP IKEA HUB MAMMOTH FACILITY SET TO OPEN IN 2001.			373
TIME WARP MUSIC WORLD'S 'GRAHAM' TAKES A TRIP BACK.		Theater Review	770
UNION SEEKS COURT ORDER OPPONENTS STRIKE BLOW AGAINST WAL-MART.			456
VENTURA MUSIC FESTIVAL OFFERS HIDDEN TREASURE.			258
VERSATILE JACKSON HOPES TO CONTEND IN FOUR EVENTS.			589
VETERANS WANT A GYM, NOT DELAYS.			902
WAITING TO EXHALE ELEGANCE IS THE KEY AS STUDENTS GET READY FOR THEIR BIG NIGHT OUT.			1240
WHAT BECAME OF THE MAIN STRAIN?			693
WHERE DID THE MAGIC GO? LAKERS' TORRID SEASON THREATENS TO GO UP IN PLAYOFF SMOKE.			747
WIN NOT ENOUGH FOR RUSSELL H.-W. PITCHING ACE HAS LOFTY TEAM GOALS H.-W. 5, CHAMINADE 1.			556
WOUNDED DEPUTY RECOVERING.			338