Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 16, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$40 MILLION DEAL; L.A., COPS TO SETTLE OT CASE.			885
20/20 VISION MAY BE CLEARER.		Statistical Data Included	937
A.V. COMES FULL CIRCLE AS THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.			607
AND NOW, LET THE GAMES BEGIN.			733
BOARD TO VOTE ON FIRST PHASE OF SCHOOL PROJECT.			326
BOOM AND BUST CYCLES; HOME PRICES, SALES HAVE HAD THEIR UPS AND DOWNS.		Statistical Data Included	967
BREAKAWAY ROOTS REACH BACK TO 1962; VALLEY RESIDENTS HAVE CREATED OWN IDENTITY.			1255
BRIEFLY : ARTS AND CULTURE POSITION VACANT.			230
BRIEFLY : MTA WEB SITE HELPS RIDERS PLOT THEIR TRIPS.			250
BRIEFLY : WOMAN CONVICTED IN TOPANGA KILLING.			515
BURBANK SHOOTING VICTIM IDENTIFIED; CHARGES FILED.			274
CAN STATE STAY AHEAD? REPORT SAYS TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP IN JEOPARDY.			679
CHATTER: ARENAS' FULLCOURT PRESS.			508
CHINA, U.S. SIGN TRADE PACT; DEAL CLEARS OBSTACLES TO WTO MEMBERSHIP, COULD BENEFIT L.A.			1076
CITY COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS AIRPORT PLAN; LAND PURCHASE DECISION EXPECTED.			419
CITY'S FIRST EMPLOYEE CALLING IT QUITS AT 68.			1075
CLIPPERS VS. MILWAUKEE.			57
COMMON MAN HIT UNCOMMON HEIGHTS.			686
CONDO SALES BOOST REAL ESTATE MARKET.		Statistical Data Included	541
CONDO SALES INCREASE MORE THAN 45 PERCENT.		Statistical Data Included	505
CSUN FIELD DOWN TO TWO CANDIDATES.			517
D.A. SAYS JEALOUSY WAS CAUSE IN MURDER; HUSBAND ABUSIVE, DEFENSE MAINTAINS.			791
DEPUTY EARNS PRAISE FOR RUSHING A SICK CHILD TO PARAMEDICS AT FIRE STATION.			424
DESTINY'S TEAM; '54 CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD WAS BRUINS' BEST.			1358
DISTRICT TO REWORK UNIFORM POLICY.			537
ECONOMY FLYING HIGH; BUT WHAT HAPPENS TO VALLEY WHEN THE NEXT DOWNTURN COMES?			1173
EDITORIAL : CANCER IN THE SYSTEM.		Editorial	377
EDITORIAL : OUTRAGE METER: 8 ROBBED AGAIN.		Editorial	417
EXPATRIATE GAMES; AREA PLAYERS CALL NEW MEXICO HOME.			1348
EXPLODING FRONTIERS; BRIGHT VALLEY ECONOMY RIDES WAVE INTO NEW CENTURY.			1164
FBI MAY TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION OF EGYPTAIR 990 CRASH.			646
FLOWERS, CANDLES HONOR MEMORY OF OAK PARK STUDENT.			485
GROUND BROKEN FOR DISPATCH CENTER.			371
HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY EVOLVED.			592
HIGHLAND SERVES NOTICE; DEFENSE WILL BE KEY IN POSTSEASON.			959
HOMEOWNER EMPOWERMENT; NEIGHBOR GROUPS EXERT REAL INFLUENCE.			575
IN BRIEF.			289
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: TO HAVE OR HAVE NOT; PREP PUNDITS STILL AT ODDS OVER ZAC WASSERMAN.			615
INTEREST RATES ON AGENDA FOR FED; DECISION DUE TODAY BY POLICYMAKERS.			478
JOY OF NATURE PLANTED IN PUPILS' HEARTS.			732
JUBILEES : FOR 60 YEARS, A `SWEET MYSTERY'.			351
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL WRAPUP: UNDERSIZED VALENCIA STANDS TALL : VIKINGS COMPLETE A PERFECT SEASON.			633
JUST LIKE OLD TIMES; A REBUILDING YEAR AT HART? NO WAY.			705
JV FOOTBALL WRAPUP: FUTURE BRIGHT AT LITTLEROCK.			757
KIDS SAFE'S SHAPIRO WILL RUN FOR ASSEMBLY.			217
L.A. BUSING FIGHT LEAVES SCARS; ANGER RESOUNDS DECADES AFTER PLAN FAILS.			921
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: CELESTAND GETS A SHOT.			366
LOOK AHEAD AT THE GOOD OLD DAYS; A VIEW OF THE PAST COULD BRING A GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE WITH SOME HIGH-TECH SERVICES.			1264
MALL KICKS OFF THE SAND FOR OPENING.			448
MAN ACCUSED OF PAINTING FACE TO ROB RESTAURANT.			231
MCKEON WILL REQUEST JET PRODUCTION STUDY.			441
MERCURY GOES UP AGAINST THE SUN.			294
MUSIC'S HOLIDAY CHARMS : HELLO, `GOODBYE'.			819
NAMES OF THREE VICTIMS KILLED IN CRASH RELEASED.			217
NARROW ESCAPE; CRANE FALLS OVER, TRAPPING OPERATOR FOR SEVERAL HOURS.			557
NEW ALEMANY BASKETBALL COACH RESIGNS.			214
NEW-STYLE $5S, $10S ON THE WAY.			186
NEWS LITE : CELINE QUITS TOUR TO TEND TO HUSBAND.			814
PEDIATRICIAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.			436
PEPPERDINE NOTEBOOK: ARMSTRONG'S FUTURE BRIGHT AFTER SITTING OUT LAST YEAR.			327
PREP EXTRA LOCAL : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK COURTNEY SCHULTZ HARVARD-WESTLAKE SOPHOMORE MIDDLE BLOCKER.		Statistical Data Included	1056
PREP GOLF: WHERE THE BOYS AREN'T; JONES DOMINATING GIRLS' GOLF SCENE.			784
PROP. 13; VALLEY FOUGHT FOR TAX REVOLUTION.			532
PUBLIC FORUM : SOME NOT SO LUCKY.		Editorial	1562
REPORT CARDS READIED; NEW GRADING FORMAT USED FOR FIRST TIME.			338
RESIDENTS FEEL ABANDONED BY MISCIKOWSKI ON LANDFILL.			652
RHAPSODY FOR QUAIL VALLEY; SCHOOL SEES LEARNING AS AN ART.			354
RYDER'S `GIRL' NOT INTERRUPTED BY BIG-BUDGET PROBLEMS.			796
SC NOTEBOOK: EARLY SELECTIONS WORK BOTH WAYS FOR USC.			472
SCHOOLS MAY OPEN AT NIGHT; DISTRICT HAS NO ROOM FOR TEENS.			380
SECOND MCKEON BROTHER FILES BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.			214
SHAQ RISES ABOVE SUNS: O'NEAL TAKES OUT FRUSTRATIONS ON POOR PHOENIX : LAKERS 91, PHOENIX 82.			667
SHOT 5 TIMES, WOMAN REMAINS IN HOSPITAL.			230
SHOWBIZ IN THE VALLEY; PAST TWO DECADES HAVE SEEN MASSIVE CHANGES.			2167
SUBURBAN TO URBAN; RESIDENTS SEE AREA GO FROM OPEN SPACE TO BUSTLING CITY.			1434
SUCCESS SUBJECTIVE AT SIMI VALLEY; DESPITE POOR RECORD, FROSH CULTIVATE TALENT.			561
SWISSAIR BRANCH EYES SITE 9; REPAIR FACILITY PLANNED.			341
SYSTEMS OF CARE CONSULTANT HIRED.			290
TEAM LEADERS NAMED IN X-33 PROBE.			337
THE BUZZ : SPIELBERG RUMORED TO BE WORKING ON KUBRICK FILM.			400
TOP OF THE LINEUP : MONDAY'S SCORES.			390
UCLA NOTEBOOK: TOLEDO: THE PRESSURE IS ON THEM, NOT US.			505
VA-VA-VA BOOM; HEYDAY SPURS ANTI-GROWTH MOVEMENT IN CONEJO, SIMI VALLEYS.			1362
VALLEY VOTE TO TAKE ON LAUSD BREAKUP; EFFORT FITS IN WITH CITYHOOD MOVEMENT.			608
VAN NUYS STUNS VENICE IN SEMIS : VAN NUYS 4, VENICE 3.			270
VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS CONTINUE.			99
VOTE DELAYED ON AMMO SALES BAN.			512
VOTERS THROW OUT RECORDS, GIVE CY YOUNG TO JOHNSON.			414
WARPED VALUES A LAUGH A MINUTE.			786
WATER POLO PLAYOFFS: IT'S A WHOLE NEW BALLGAME; H.-W. FIGURES PLAYOFF JITTERS ARE OUT OF SYSTEM.			323
WESTLAKE PRIMED; WARRIORS TRY TO FORGET '98 EXIT.			648