Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 11, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`DOUBLE JEOPARDY' CHOKE-HOLDS `HEARTS'.		Statistical Data Included	779
`MIDDLE COLLEGE' PROPOSED; HART DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO SWITCH CAMPUS.			420
8 FAMILIES GET NEW HABITAT IN BURBANK.			547
A CALL TO ALL WOMEN; CANCER SURVIVOR WANTS TO GIVE HOPE TO OTHERS.			674
BRIEFLY : COMMERCE, SAFETY TOP ARLETA AGENDA.			341
CHIP OFF BLOCK; DAUGHTER TEAMS WITH DAD TO COACH KIDS IN HITTING.			727
COLLEGE SAVING MADE EASIER; NEW PROGRAM DEFERS TAXES.			864
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			208
CSUN ANALYSIS: MATADORS RUNNING SCARED, OR SCARED OF RUNNING?			874
CSUN NOTEBOOK: CONFIDENT BRASWELL GEARING UP.			815
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		Statistical Data Included	537
DAVIS OKS BILL ON NURSE; STATE TO MAKE RULES ON HOSPITAL NEEDS.			500
DEPUTY SHERIFF SUSPECTED OF INTERNET FRAUD.			114
DOLLARS & SENSE : VALLEY'S BIG 10.			440
EDITORIAL : FRONTROOM POLITICS.		Editorial	480
EDITORIAL : PATIENTS WIN MORE RIGHTS.		Editorial	302
EDITORIAL : THUMBS UP.		Editorial	60
END TO PARK FEES PROPOSED; ADVENTURE PASS CALLED A REGRESSIVE TAX ON THE POOR.			907
FIFTH-GRADER HONORED IN ART CONTEST.			365
FILE CAFFEINE WITH THE REST OF DOUBLE-EDGED SWORDS.			598
FILM REVIVES `DEAD' LATIN.			190
GOOD-GUY NORRIS HAS HIS WORK CUT OUT.			1299
GOT WHEELS! PROGRAM TO CARRY YOUNGSTERS AROUND TOWN.			651
GROUP RALLIES FOR TREE; PLANS THREATEN MAJESTIC OAK.			649
GROWTH SPURT; INTERNET IS A PROMISING ARENA FOR THE RIGHT START.			935
IF WE WANT GOOD TEACHERS, WE MUST OFFER GOOD PAY.		Editorial	571
IT'S A WILD DAY FOR BAFFERT.			367
LABOR WANTS GORE; AFL-CIO PRESIDENT SAYS ENDORSEMENT CERTAIN IN L.A. THIS WEEK.			1077
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: TRIANGLE TAKES TOLL LAKERS LOOK SHARP IN NEW OFFENSE, BUT FATIGUE SETS IN.			481
LANCASTER TO VOTE ON PROPOSAL FOR NEW FAIRGROUNDS; PLANS INCLUDE ARENA, SATELLITE BETTING.			460
LAUSD'S DIRTY PROBLEM; KNOW WHAT KIDS REALLY HATE? SCHOOL BATHROOMS.			962
LIBRARY SELLING SPACE IN TIME CAPSULE.			356
LINGUIST KEEPS FINGER ON PULSE OF POLYGLOT GLOBE.			538
MGM REBOUNDS UNDER NEW MANAGERS; STUDIO'S 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS EXPECTED TO BE HIGH.			622
NATROL BUYS NUTRITIONAL SPORTS FIRM.			165
NEWS LITE : O.J.'S GUEST WINS TABLOID SETTLEMENT.			841
ORANGE EVERYWHERE; MOORPARK FARM HOLDS AUTUMN FESTIVAL.			912
PERFORMANCE MORE IMPORTANT THAN `PREDICTIVE TOOL'.			791
PREP FOCUS: RESEDA QUIETLY BUILDS SOLID SEASON.			640
PUBLIC FORUM : `DUTCH' TREAT.		Editorial	724
SANTA CLAUS STYLE; T.O. STORE MANAGER GIVES BACK.			340
SC ANALYSIS: BIG PICTURE MAY HOLD LITTLE HOPE FOR TROJANS.			851
SCHOOL BOARD PRIORITIES; CANDIDATES STATE REASONS FOR RUNNING.			1209
SHUFFLING OFF TO D.C. MARATHON.			751
SUPPORT SYSTEM; RETIRED TEACHERS TEAM UP WITH NEW ONES.			735
THE ARTIST ISN'T 2 BUSY 2 TOUR 4 HIS NEW ARISTA ALBUM.			753
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL: LET'S CALL DA WHOLE THING OFF.			1873
TO YOUR HEALTH : FREEBIES.			284
UCLA ANALYSIS: BIG-PLAY TRY IS ALMOST A BIG MISTAKE.			895
VALLEY FALL FESTIVAL BRIDGING CULTURES GETS UP TO SPEED.			434
WAKE UP AND SMELL THE CONTROVERSY; RESEARCH AND OPINIONS DIFFER WIDELY ON RISKS AND REWARDS OF CAFFEINE.			997
WITH DETERMINATION AND A LITTLE LUCK, ROWDY ROSE FROM THE POUND TO BECOME A TV DOG STAR : HE JOINS LONG LIST OF LOCAL PET CELEBRITIES.			910
WOLF'S PICKS.			82