Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 29, 1999)

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`AMERICAN' POVERTY.	Television Program Review	622
`TOY STORY' PLAYS HUGE FOR HOLIDAY; SEQUEL SHATTERS RECORD.		823
33 BANDS, OTHER ENTRIES TO PARADE IN LANCASTER.		159
A STROLL DOWN HISTORY; FOUR TOURS OFFER GLIMPSE OF VENTURA'S PAST VIA ITS HISTORICAL BUILDINGS.		488
A TINY PEEK BEHIND THE CURTAIN.	Television Program Review	802
ALL ABOARD THE TREE TRAIN; SANTA PAULA FARM FEATURES A UNIQUE TRIP.		1001
BOND FAILURE ANALYZED; DISGRUNTLED, CONFUSED VOTERS CITED.		877
BOUNDARY CHANGES MAY COME; SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SPIKES.		909
BRIEFLY : JAYWALKING WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING HIT.		95
CASTAIC MAY SEND PROBLEM KIDS TO ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL.		424
CHRISTMAS ON PARADE; HOLLYWOOD STARS SHINE FOR REVELERS.		733
CLOSE CUT; RIO VISTA VICE PRINCIPAL LOSES HAIR OVER PTA DRIVE.		263
CLU READY TO BREAK GROUND FOR NEW DORMS.		486
COLLEGE POSTSEASON: UCLA, USC AND PEPPERDINE TO HOST NCAA VOLLEYBALL MATCHES.		402
COLLEGE SOCCER: UCLA PULLS OFF UPSET OF NO. 3 ST. LOUIS; UCLA ADVANCES TO NCAA QUARTERFINALS : UCLA 2, ST. LOUIS 0.		400
CONCERT, LIGHTING CEREMONIES SET.		241
COUPLES FATTENS HIS AMPLE WALLET; POPULAR GOLFER ADDS COOL HALF-MILLION TO HIS ALREADY-LARGE SKINS GAME TAKE.		681
DOLLARS AND SENSE : VALLEY'S BIG 10.		348
EDITORIAL : DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS.	Editorial	419
EDITORIAL : WANTED: GHOST BUSTERS; LAUSD NEEDS MORE THAN A THOROUGH HOUSECLEANING; IT NEEDS A THOROUGH CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION.	Editorial	469
EXPERTS' CONSENSUS : WOLF'S PICKS.		308
FALSE ALARM SOUNDED ON LAPD STAFFING LEVELS.	Editorial	617
FEAT OF CLAY; POTTERY TEACHER INSPIRES KIDS.		520
FIFTEEN KILLED IN HOLIDAY CRASHES; HOLIDAY WEEKEND DEADLIEST SINCE 1990.	Statistical Data Included	714
FRANKEL WINS TWO TURF WARS.		959
GETTING OFF WELFARE; MOTHERS FIND HELP INTO JOBS.		611
GUARD SPURNS SUMMITT, AND DAD, FOR WESTWOOD.		960
HEART SMART? NEW SCANNER MAY DETECT CORONARY DISEASE EARLIER, BUT SOME CONTEND COST OUTWEIGHS ADVANTAGES.		1351
HIGH SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR ACADEMIC DECATHLON.		813
HOLIDAY TRAIN COMING DOWN THE TRACK; TOY EXPRESS COLLECTS FOR NEEDY.		318
HOMES TOUR TO BENEFIT WELLNESS COMMUNITY.		451
INVESTORS SOUGHT FOR SCHOOLS.		340
IS LEWINSKY FASCINATING? JUST ASK BARBARA WALTERS.		750
JUDGE DECIDES TO RETIRE AFTER 33-YEAR CAREER; JURIST'S TERM ENDS IN 2001.		796
KOREAN-AMERICANS PLAN FORUM ON SCHOOL REFORM.	Statistical Data Included	275
L.A. GETS HOSTILE OVER HOLLYWOOD SECESSION.		1079
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HORRY HAVING TROUBLE CRACKING LINEUP.		593
METRIC CALENDAR HAS ALL THE ANSWERS FOR WORKERS' ANGST.		475
NET FIRMS GAMBLE FUTURE ON SUPER BOWL TV ADS.	Statistical Data Included	954
NEWHALL WALKS TO BE REBUILT.		255
NEWS LITE : RICCI CASTS HERSELF AS FLAWED ROLE MODEL.		1016
NO. 1 DESTROYS PEPPERDINE : CONNECTICUT 101, PEPPERDINE 58.		211
OFFICIALS ID BOY KILLED ON FREEWAY.		98
PREP FOCUS: MIRED AT 1-5, FLINTRIDGE WOKE UP.		864
PROTESTERS RAIL AGAINST GLOBAL TRADE POLICIES.		875
PUBLIC FORUM : NOTHING GETS DONE.	Editorial	763
SCREAMING HAS NO PLACE IN COMPANY CULTURE.		532
SIMI HOSPITAL BUYS EQUIPMENT TO ASSIST IN CANCER DETECTION.		575
STEVENSON RANCH PLANS INCLUDE 3,500 HOMES.		671
STOCK-PICKING CONTESTANTS GET BOOST FROM ARIEL BUYS.		1060
TEEN CURFEW CHALLENGED; JUDGE SAYS LAW UNCONSTITUTIONALLY VAGUE.		581
TEST RUN; CALABASAS-BASED COMPANY SHAKES CIVILIAN PRODUCTS INSIDE LABS WHERE MISSILES RATTLED.	Statistical Data Included	1151
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL; IT'S JUST THIS ONE GLARING PROBLEM.		1890
TRAFFIC JAMS AHEAD; DESPITE PLANS, TRAFFIC EXPECTED TO WORSEN ON VENTURA BOULEVARD.		1225
TUTOR PROGRAM TRAINS ADULTS TO HELP CHILDREN; FREE COURSE OFFERS CHILD CARE.		424
UCLA FINDS COMEBACK WELL DRY; BRUINS TRY TO DIG OUT OF HOLE, BUT VOLS HAVE TOO MUCH DEPTH.		525
VALLEY'S NORTH POLE; CANDY CANE LANE APPEARS AGAIN.		547
WAVES' SHEPPARD LEADS SURGE : PEPPERDINE 67, COLORADO ST. 57.		300