Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 13, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A BIG LEAP; ALLEN'S OFFSEASON CONDITIONING PAYS OFF FOR HART.			750
A CLASSIC REBORN; JENSEN SET TO MAKE JUNE COMEBACK.			294
A GIANT DIES; NBA ICON FOUND AT HIS HOME IN BEL-AIR.		Obituary	1465
A.V. INDIAN MUSEUM GETS FUNDING TO UPDATE CATALOGUE.			303
ANDERSON SCHOOL TO GET BIG DONATION.			282
ANXIETY FUELS DROP; FALLING BOND PRICES DEPRESS STOCKS.		Statistical Data Included	545
ARMY COUP OUSTS LEADER OF PAKISTAN.			893
ARUN GANDHI ADDRESSES VIOLENCE; `MAHATMA'S' GRANDSON SPEAKS ON PREJUDICE, GUNS AND ANGER.			507
AVC NOTES: AVC TEAM LONG ON TALENT, SHORT ON COMMITMENT : COACH HOPES FOR TOP FINISH.			646
BARBECUE BIG DRAW FOR A.V. OLD-TIMERS.			254
BEATING THE HEAT; CANYON WILDFIRE QUICKLY DOUSED.			251
BEFORE JORDAN, CHAMBERLAIN LED THE WAY.			746
BILL'S VETO FORCES COLLEGE OFFICIALS TO DELAY REPAIRS.			551
BOARD BACKS MORE HOURS OF DAYLIGHT.			256
BRIEFLY : L.A.'S AIR CLEANEST IN RECORDED HISTORY.			360
BRIEFLY : PIGS TO HOG ACTION AT GLENDALE LIBRARY.			536
BRIEFLY : POLICE VETERAN FACES PETTY THEFT CHARGES.			156
BURBANK PROMISES L.A. AIRPORT EXPANSION INPUT.			722
CELEBRATE 2000!; ENTERTAIN IN STYLE NOW THROUGH NEW YEAR WITH CHIC TABLE-TOP WARE.			1634
CHARGES FILED AGAINST 76-YEAR-OLD BUS DRIVER.			388
COC BEAT: SHE PULLS NEW PROGRAM TOGETHER : AFTER UNUSUAL RECRUITING, STANICH BUILDS WATER POLO TEAM AT COC.			740
COLLEGE OFFERING TEACHER COURSES TWO YEARS EARLY.			419
COMMISSION TO LOOK AT OAK TREE REMOVAL.			439
COOK'S CORNER : OLD AND NEW FAVORITES GET RAVES AT POTLUCKS.		Recipe	884
CSUN GETS SANDOVAL.			117
CSUN NOTEBOOK: AMERSON FALLS TO SECOND STRING.			328
CUTS DON'T FLY WITH TRAVEL AGENTS; AIRLINES' DECISION SIMPLY PASSES COST ALONG TO CUSTOMERS.			608
DICAPRIO'S HOWARD HUGHES BIOPIC STALLED AT GATE.			739
EDITORIAL : GOOD FOR DAVIS.		Editorial	327
EDITORIAL : WHAT'S THE RUSH?		Editorial	251
EDITORIAL : WILT, THE LEGENDARY.		Editorial	220
FOREGONE CONCLUSION; SKIMPY DATA, EARLY DEADLINE FORCE BELMONT OVERSEERS TO HASTY DECISION.		Editorial	824
FRIENDSHIP WAS STRAINED OVER TIME.			492
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA : WHITE HOT.		Statistical Data Included	2429
HOT CHATSWORTH DISPOSES OF TAFT : CHATSWORTH 3, TAFT 1.			305
IN BRIEF.			310
INDIAN CENTER FACES WOES; ONLY PAID WORKER FIRED AMID PROTEST.			480
INTEL REPORT MAY HEIGHTEN FEARS.			162
JUROR PAY RAISE BACKED.			243
LAKERS RECALL GENTLE GIANT.			1044
LAPD ADVISORS TO GET MORE POWER; BOARD MEMBERS WILL BECOME HARDER TO FIRE.		Statistical Data Included	602
LARGER THAN LIFE LEGEND WILL LIVE FOREVER.			1102
LAUSD NAMES CEO; ZACARIAS DISTANCED FROM DAILY CONTROL.			796
LAWYER CALLS CITY TO TASK ON SUIT.			489
LEGACY REMAINS WITH US.		Statistical Data Included	2340
LOCAL CAMPGROUNDS.			766
LOCAL REACTION: BIG WILT STILL RESONATES.			473
MASTERFUL MADDUX: MYSTERY TO METS; BRAVES HAVE JUST ENOUGH HITTING AT HOME TO TRIUMPH IN GAME 1 : ATLANTA 4, NEW YORK 2 BY BOB FORD PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.			647
MAYOR KICKS OFF FUND-RAISING DAYS WITH GALA FOR AIDE.		Statistical Data Included	619
MENTAL HEALTH SEEKS REFORM.			345
MGM'S GAINS SURPRISE STREET.			466
MOORPARK COLLEGE: RAIDERS BLOOM UNDER PRESSURE : TOURNEY WINS BOOST CONFIDENCE.			497
MYSTERY CHEMICAL IN MAIL LAUNCHES MULTIAGENCY PROBE.			198
NEW REPORT CARDS ORDERED; OFFICIALS SEEK BEST WAY OF KEEPING PARENTS INFORMED.			449
NEWS LITE : BAD-BOY DOWNEY LOSES FREEDOM BID.			1224
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN FATAL OFF-ROAD CRASH CASE.			320
NOT QUITE A MAN'S WORLD; IT'S NOT EASY BEING MALE IN THE '90S, SAYS ALWAYS-CONTROVERSIAL SUSAN FALUDI.			1838
OFFICE SEEKERS REPORT ON FUNDS EARNED TO DATE; SCOTT WELL AHEAD OF WILDMAN.			439
ON THE SIDE : MUSICAL WATER GLOBE.			416
PALMDALE DISTRICT PLANETARIUM HEAD RESIGNS.			292
PALMDALE OFFERS LAND FOR NEW JOBS; LIGHTING FIRM PLANS MOVE.			367
PIERCE MAY LEASE TEXTS TO STUDENTS.			342
PREP FOOTBALL: MORE THAN A GAME : CLOSE TIES ADD EMOTION TO QUARTZ HILL-LITTLEROCK MATCHUP.			758
PUBLIC FORUM : CHAMELEON BUSH.		Editorial	1598
READY ROOMMATES; NEW PROGRAM TO SPAY OR NEUTER BEFORE ADOPTION.			825
REAGAN LIBRARY HOSTS AUTHOR; WRITER MAKES NO APOLOGIES FOR PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAYAL.			626
RV OR NOT RV; PARKING CAMPERS ON CITY STREETS HOT ISSUE.			545
SAUGUS PULLS OFF COMEBACK; BURNS LEADS CENTURIONS AFTER THEY TRAIL BY 2-0 : SAUGUS 3, HART 2.			528
SC NOTEBOOK: OFFENSE DOESN'T SHIRK BLAME : AFTER ARIZONA, PLAYERS ADMIT THEY NEED TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER.			496
SECOND DEFENDANT GIVEN LIFE FOR KIDNAP-MURDER.			238
SENIOR CENTER OFFERING FREE FLU SHOTS THIS WEEK.			302
STEPPIN' OUT ON THE TOWN; BUSES DELIVER 300 SENIORS FOR ANNUAL MALL DAY.			370
STUDY OF GUN BUY-BACKS TO CONTINUE : 3BY TROY ANDERSON STAFF WRITER.			297
SUPERVISORS CHOOSE NEW ADMINISTRATOR; MANAGER HAS HAD 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH GOVERNMENT.			645
THE DAY IN SPORTS: NGUYEN STILL UNDEFEATED.		Statistical Data Included	362
THE NIGHT THE STILT HIT 100 : CHAMBERLAIN'S HERSHEY PA., FEAT NOT A HOAX.		Statistical Data Included	821
THREE GO ON TRIAL IN BEATING DEATH.			676
UCLA NOTEBOOK: MAGNIFICENT SEVEN GET IT DONE FOR BRUINS.			461
UNIVERSAL STUDIOS TO OFFER AOL HOOKUP.			208
WOMEN'S SOCCER: SANFORD'S TRIAL RUN PAYS OFF AT ARIZONA : EX-N.P. PLAYER THRIVING IN DIVISION I.			627
WRITER MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR PORTRAYAL OF REAGAN.			351
ZOMBIE BITES HOLLYWOOD; AREA THEME PARKS ARE HEAVEN-SENT FOR HAIR-RAISING HALLOWEEN HORROR.			976