Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 9, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'N SYNC FUTURE IN LIMBO AS LAWSUITS HOLD UP THE SHOW.			789
6 MOJAVE RESIDENTS ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST.			138
747 AREA CODE IN SOUTHWEST VALLEY'S FUTURE.			332
ALL EYES ON MICROSOFT; FIRM'S WORTH FELT BY INVESTORS FROM NEARLY EVERY SECTOR.		Statistical Data Included	535
ASBESTOS FALLOUT; DOCUMENTS SHOW ZACARIAS' ORDERS NOT FOLLOWED UP.			570
AUTHORITY OVER CLINICS IN QUESTION; COUNTY WILL REWRITE CONTRACTS.			421
BRIEFLY : FIRST FALL SHOWER TOTALS ALMOST 1 INCH.			448
BRIEFLY : PALMDALE AIRPORT TOPIC AT VICA LUNCH.			269
CALIFORNIA'S ROUGH ROADS; TRUCKERS RATE DRIVERS, FREEWAYS AS AMONG WORST.			907
CAMPAIGN ORDINANCE REVOCATION SUGGESTED.			537
CELEBRATIONS PLANNED TO NOTE VETERANS DAY.			166
CHATTER: WANTED: HOOPS SPONSOR.			560
CITYHOOD STUDY PLAN SETS TOUGH SCHEDULE.			451
CLIPPERS GO COLD, MALONE GETS HOT : UTAH 94, CLIPPERS 79.			313
COUNTY AMONG 3 WORST FOR KIDS; 40% OF LOS ANGELES TOTS LIVE IN POVERTY.		Statistical Data Included	429
CRUISE MOVIE PICKS SYDNEY OVER SOMIS.			177
CSUN BEGINS CAMPUS VISITS OF CANDIDATES; FOUR VIE FOR PRESIDENT POST.			416
DALY'S FIRST MOVE AN INSPIRED PERFORMANCE.			680
DOCTORS GET FINAL SAY; HMO RELINQUISHES VETO POWER OVER PATIENT CARE.			774
EDITORIAL : THE MICROSOFT PROBLEM; REMEDIES FOR ITS MONOPOLISTIC PRACTICES NEED TO BE CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT.		Editorial	412
EDITORIAL : WHEN IT RAINS . . .THE FIRST DAY AT LAUSD FOR RAMON CORTINES BRINGS ANOTHER CRISIS.		Editorial	386
ETHICS COMMISSION PLANS CHANGES IN CAMPAIGN FINANCING.			428
EXECUTIVE APPOINTED TO DIRECT CIRCULATION.			353
FALL'S FIRST RAINS TRIGGER CRASHES IN ANTELOPE VALLEY.			277
FEDS TO RETRY BUSINESS THREAT CASE; DEFENSE CLAIMS GOVERNMENT IS RACIALLY BIASED.			418
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	47
FRESH PRINCE; MATURITY REJUVENATES EX-COMPTON GREAT.			922
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: BIG DEMANDS, BIG SUCCESS FOR Q.H. : COACH PEPLINSKI TURNS AROUND REBELS' PLAYOFF-BOUND GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM.			636
GLENDALE TO START OVER ON TOWN CENTER.			271
GREEN DAY; DODGERS TRADE MONDESI FOR TORONTO OUTFIELDER.			1120
GREEN GIANT; THIS TOM'S A MASTER AT MAKING TROUBLE.			1889
HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS IN TOWN CENTER PARKING LOT.			326
HIGHLAND HAS CONTROL OF DESTINY.			231
HORSE THERAPY GROUP SEEKS PUBLIC DONATIONS.			200
IN BRIEF.			281
INSPIRED CHATSWORTH DOMINATES : CHATSWORTH 3, HUNT. PARK 0.			491
JUBILEES : NEW VOWS AT 60 YEARS.			275
JURORS CALLED IN MURDER TRIAL FOR MOTHER OF SIX.			365
JV FOOTBALL; SLOW START NO PROBLEM FOR T.O. FRESHMEN : LANCERS CLINCH LEAGUE TITLE.			408
JV/FRESHMAN ROUNDUP: VALENCIA: SEASON TO REMEMBER.			506
KIDS LINE UP FOR SCHOOL'S LIBRARY BOOKS.			367
KINGS NEED DEAL TO MAINTAIN PACE; IT MIGHT BE WORTHWHILE TO PURSUE PRIMEAU.			1501
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: NELSON, MAVS LEAVE FOUL ODOR.			663
LISTENING TO DOCTOR CUTS WOMEN'S RISK OF HEART ATTACKS.			559
LOCAL PRODUCTION STILL FALLING; ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY REPORT UNDERSCORES : HOLLYWOOD SLOWS DOWN.		Statistical Data Included	492
LOOK AT LANDFILL ALTERNATIVES URGED.			424
LURING PLANT TO COST CITY $1 MILLION; U.S. POLE TO EMPLOY 130 WORKERS.			385
MAKEOVER DID LITTLE FOR OAK TREE'S SUCCESS.		Statistical Data Included	534
NEWHALL COUPLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN SON'S DEATH.			294
NEWS LITE : TIPPER ADVISES BOOMERS ON AGING.			649
PREP EXTRA LOCAL : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK TREVIN LUND SENIOR RUNNING BACK NOTRE DAME.		Statistical Data Included	988
PREP VOLLEYBALL: SHE'S GOOD; STUDIOUS MAHAN KNOWN FOR HER WORK ETHIC.			741
PRO GOLFERS TEE UP TO GO SHARK HUNTING IN T.O. 1 LAST TIME.			788
PUBLIC FORUM : EMBARRASSING DECISION.		Editorial	1513
PUC SET TO RULE ON RATE REFUND.			373
RAIN BRINGS OUTAGES, CRASHES.		Statistical Data Included	405
RISING ABOVE THE ASHES; GIANGRASSO EYES HIS FINAL SHOT AT GLORY IN LONG, LOSING SEASON.			652
RIVAL TECH STOCKS BENEFIT FROM UNCERTAINTY.		Statistical Data Included	447
ROAD BOND FACES PUBLIC SCRUTINY; DEVELOPER WANTS TAX DISTRICT.			486
ROUNDUP: BERASTAIN FUELS MONROE VICTORY OVER NARBONNE.			509
SC NOTEBOOK: IT LOOKS AS IF PALMER WON'T BE BACK UNTIL 2000.			532
SECURITY GUARD SUSPECTED OF ABETTING ROBBERY THAT LEFT ONE DEAD.			593
SEPULVEDA WHERE VETERANS DAY'S HEART IS.			757
SHOPPING MALL OWNER STRUGGLES WITH SIGN LAW.			285
SYLMAR SERVES UP EASY VICTORY OVER FRANKLIN : SYLMAR 3, FRANKLIN 0.			424
TEST FIRING OF ALL GUNS PROPOSED AT CONFERENCE.			416
TEXAS' EDUCATION EFFORTS CAN TEACH CALIFORNIA.		Editorial	807
THAT'S NO BATHTUB ALIEN - IT'S LITHGOW.			216
THE WORK OF THESE PIONEERS IS NOT FINISHED.			847
THIS WEEK: OAK PARK RUNNERS PREPARE FOR PRELIMS.			315
THIS WEEK: VALENCIA VS. SAUGUS IS THE GAME TO WATCH.			270
TITAN TRIO WILL PERFORM FREE CONCERT AT CALARTS.			222
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INCREASE DURING MONDAY'S RAIN.			314
TRANSIT CONCERNS PROVOKE ALLIANCE; BUSINESS, CIVIC GROUPS UNITE AGAINST POLITICS.			840
TV DEAL LEADS TO REMOVAL OF TOP SOLIAH INVESTIGATORS.			201
UCLA NOTEBOOK: ANOTHER BRUIN FALLS.			497
VALLEY LEADERS BACK DWP SITE FOR HIGH SCHOOL.			744
VIKINGS TAKE 1ST STEP; COACH IS PLEASED WITH PLAYOFF BRACKET.			639
WATTS LIGHTS IT UP; FORMER A.V. RUNNING BACK IS POSTING HUGE NUMBERS AT KILPATRICK.		Statistical Data Included	439
WHAT'S IN A NAME? OFFICIALS WANT TO CHANGE STREET'S MONIKER.			219