Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 3, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
17 HOMES HIT IN GEM THEFTS.			333
3D SELLS 10 SOLID IMAGING MACHINES TO ARRK.			184
A FEW OF MY IDEAS.			759
A.V. WEEK RAMIREZ SETS MARK AT BREA.			417
ANIMAL SHELTER, REGISTRAR'S OFFICE HIT BY WALKOUT.			541
ARE 'CONSULTANTS' FLOUTING THE LAW?			819
BABY KILLED IN VAN CRASH INFANT IN CAR SEAT, THREE SIBLINGS THROWN FROM OVERTURNING AUTO.			437
BAD BREAK FOR BRUINS' FOSTER INJURY TO FORCE RB OUT VS. CAL.			440
BAMATTRE'S PLAN FOR ADDING 50 PARAMEDICS IGNITES SKEPTICISM.			342
BATTLE OF THE SEXES A GAME OF SHOW AND TELL WITH VENUSIAN CYBILL SHEPHERD.			1403
BILL COULD FUND CLEANUP OF AQUIFER, RIVER.			198
BRIEFLY AP CLASSES, TESTS INCREASE IN LAUSD.			703
BUSH, GORE GET READY TO RUMBLE.			619
BUSINESS NOTES TECHNICOLOR BUYS MONTREAL FILM LAB.			519
BUYER'S REMORSE WITH ABOUT $100 MILLION TO SPEND, AND MORE THAN $72 MILLION ALREADY GUARANTEED RETURNING PLAYERS, THE DODGERS HAVE LITTLE ROOM TO MANEUVER IN THE OFFSEASON.			1415
CALTRANS ROLLS OUT 138 OPTIONS.			731
CHATTER: ALEMANY'S SCOTT IS `AWOL'.			1115
CHURCH PUZZLED BY MEAL ILLNESS.			238
CITY, PARKS PAIR FOR GOLF COURSE.			237
COLLEGE FOOTBALL BIG WEEK FOR EX-ANTELOPES.			687
COOL STUFF `HEY, MOM, IT'S FREE, AND IT'S ALL FOR ME!'.			143
CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN DEALS WITH LINGERING EFFECTS OF OT LOSS.			648
CULTURE TOUR HITS BURBANK.			233
CURTIN IN MID-AMATEUR.			316
DAILY UPDATE.			720
DELIVERY DRIVER INJURED ON AIRBORNE PICKET LINE.			469
DISABLED MINISTER SEEKS PARK'S APOLOGY.			262
DODGERS REVAMP MINORS.			539
EDITORIAL FIGHT FOR L.A. MAYOR RIORDAN NEEDS TO STAND FIRM AGAINST THE UTU'S BULLYING.		Editorial	354
EDITORIAL TUNE IN DEBATE.		Editorial	145
EDITORIAL UTTER CONTEMPT OUTRAGE METER: 10.		Editorial	452
FED LIKELY TO HOLD LINE ON INTEREST.			527
FEELING LIKE CHAMPIONS PUZZLE PIECES APPEAR AT MEDIA DAY.			1168
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	26
GALAXY WELCOMES OLYMPIANS.			735
HART OWES NEWHALL LAND OLD PACT CALLS FOR PAYMENT OF $825,347.			662
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: READING LIPS, AND OPPOSING DEFENSES A.V. SOPH EXCELS DESPITE HEARING DISABLITY.			594
INNOVATIONS IN ENERGY SHOWCASED.			199
JC FOOTBALL COUGARS BEAR-LIKE COC FOOTBALL TEAM BORROWS FROM GREAT CHICAGO TEAMS.			639
JETHAWKS UPDATE BASEBALL EXCHANGE JETHAWKS START NEW ERA WITH COOLBAUGH TAKING OVER AS MANAGER.			479
JV FOOTBALL JVS ARE LEARNING MATURITY ALONG WITH X'S AND O'S.			1002
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FOR TIME BEING THINGS ARE CALM.			429
KISSIN FINALLY NAILS RIGHT KEYS.			498
LOCAL MASTER WHO FRAMED THE STARS OF SYDNEY?			356
MCKEON, SHOWALTER LAMONT FIRED...NEXT?			374
MEN IN TIGHTS WCW FANS HITTING LONG BEACH TONIGHT.			836
MICKEY'S STORES SET FOR FACE LIFT DISNEY SEEKS SALES BOOST.			499
OBITUARY HAROLD LYNN `PAT' PATTERSON.		Obituary	107
OLYMPICS: NBC'S GAMES RATE LOWEST SINCE 1968.			371
OPTIMISTIC ANAHEIM ANGELS FEW ARMS AWAY.			848
PUBLIC FORUM NOT MUCH COMFORT.		Editorial	1535
REDS IN DAVEY'S FUTURE?			357
SC NOTEBOOK: MCCULLOUGH NOT SURE HE'LL PLAY.			520
SINGER SPARKLES WITH PASSION.			315
STEREO VISION MOVES TO NEW SURROUNDINGS AT VALENCIA CENTER.			204
STRIKE 1, STRIKE 2 ...; COUNTY WORKERS TO WIDEN WALKOUT.			831
STRIKE 1, STRIKE 2 ...; SOME TO RETURN TO MTA TODAY.			868
TEACHERS ARE RETIRED BUT NOT RETIRING.			586
THE FOUNDATION OF URBAN PLANNING.		Television Program Review	941
THE HYPE THE HORROR OF IT ALL ROUSED FROM OUR TIME WARP, WE DISCOVER IT'S BEEN 25 YEARS!			716
THINGS ARE BREWING COFFEE COMPANY GIVING PROCEEDS FROM FALL FESTIVAL.			247
TRANSIT ZONE MAY STILL BE POSSIBILITY TWO OFFICIALS REVIVE HOPES.			514
TUNNEL TUNEUP CHATSWORTH RAIL UPGRADED.			347
UCLA NOTEBOOK: COLEMAN'S STATUS REMAINS UNCERTAIN.			317
VOLUNTEERS STEP IN ANIMAL SHELTER, REGISTRAR KEPT OPEN.			532
WALK TO ENCOURAGE SCHOOL SAFETY HABITS.			311
WOMAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH IDENTIFIED.			194
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BUESCHER TRANSFERS TO TMC.			505