Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 19, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`OZ' NOW LOOKS BETTER THAN EVER.			466
18 DOGS DIE IN VEHICLE FIRE IN ACTON.			186
2 SITES PROPOSED TO EASE CROWDING AT POLY HIGH.			321
3 SCHOOLS ADDED TO PROGRAM; STUDENTS PROVIDED SPECIAL HELP.			341
7 LAPD OFFICERS TO BE HONORED AS `TOP COPS'.			246
ACTOR DECLARES CANDIDACY FOR ASSEMBLY SEAT; SEVERAL DEMOCRATS VYING FOR JOB.			569
ACTORS FIGHTING LOSS TO CANADA; SAG CAMPAIGN POINTS OUT IMPACT.			370
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ANGELS CLOSE TO NAMING GM.			280
AUDIBLE PUTS WELCH BACK IN GAME.			724
BERTKA HAS PERPETUAL CONNECTION WITH LAKERS.			785
BIG-TIME DREAMERS; ZARAGOZA, TRENT ON THE VERGE OF SETTING KENNEDY RECORDS.			731
BILL BACKED TO CARE FOR JURORS' KIDS.			306
BRIDGE PROJECT WILL BE DONE MUCH EARLIER THAN EXPECTED.			389
BRIEFLY : `STRESS FREE ZONE' ON OFFER AT COLLEGE.			144
BRIEFLY : CAN-THROWING LEADS TO ARREST ON ASSAULT.			272
BRIEFLY : ROSAMOND SUSPECT ARRESTED IN HOLD-UP.			196
BRIEFLY : WIND ADVISORY OVER FOR MOST OF VALLEY.			629
BRONX TALE II; YANKEES RETURN TO WORLD SERIES AS RED SOX FALL : N.Y. YANKEES 6, BOSTON 1.			1257
BUDGET AX CHOPS OFF HOUSING FOR ILL.			451
CENTURY CITY ATTORNEY BEHIND MUCH OF LAUSD'S PAST YEAR.			451
CHATTER: TOP CROP BELONGS TO USC.			514
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: CLIPPERS ADJUST TO STRICTER RULES.			300
COMMISSION LOOKS AHEAD; BELMONT OVERSEERS DOUBT SCHOOL BOARD.			428
CORRECTION.		Correction Notice	23
DA TEAM TO PROBE OFFICER SHOOTINGS MAY ROLL OUT SOON.			444
DESERT HAVEN AUCTION; MONEY RAISED WILL HIRE MORE HANDICAPPED.			454
DEVELOPERS' APPEAL MAY DELAY SUIT; ROAD EXTENSION CASE COULD WAIT UP TO A YEAR.			479
DRIVE TO SPARE 1895 CAROUSEL GATHERS STEAM.			397
DUO RAISE FUNDS; COMPUTERIZING AREA SCHOOL KIDS' MISSION.			389
EDITORIAL : A THANKFUL MISS.		Editorial	179
EDITORIAL : WHAT REFORM? WORKERS' COMP CLAIMS UP 40 PERCENT SINCE 1996, WHEN OFFICIALS SAID THEY'D SLOW THEM DOWN.		Editorial	340
EDITORIAL ?SHAPPY DAYS.		Editorial	170
FANS FIND LINE BEFORE E STREET.			282
FIRE TAKES TOLL ON CONDOS; ATTIC, ROOF DESTROYED.			465
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	21
FROM HIP-HOP TO SWEET HARMONY, IT'S ALL GOSPEL MUSIC.			362
GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: GOLDEN MOMENTS : PLAYERS-ONLY MEETINGS HELP TURN HIGHLAND INTO BULLDOGS.			778
HEROES HONORED; POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS RECEIVE RECOGNITION.			384
IN BRIEF.			298
IN POLITICS.			161
JUBILEES : BURBANKERS CELEBRATE THEIR 60TH.			216
JURY ACQUITS ADAIR; WIDOW WEEPS, LAMENTS KILLER `STILL OUT THERE'.			757
JV FOOTBALL: A KICK GOT THEM GOING : VALENCIA FROSH BEAT BURROUGHS, STAY UNDEFEATED.			604
JV FOOTBALL: FOUR PLAYS BEAT S.V. : T.O. DOMINATES.			328
JV FOOTBALL: LITTLEROCK STILL UNDEFEATED AFTER SURVIVING THE REBELS.			465
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HARPER'S FRONT-RUNNER, BUT THEN WHO'S NEXT?			526
LEGACY OF LEARNING; UNIVERSITY'S 40TH YEAR FIT FOR A FACULTY BANQUET.			745
LONGTIME COUNCIL AIDE BACKED FOR NEIGHBORHOODS DEPARTMENT.			180
MONKEY'S UNCLE; ZOO ADOPTS BABY CHIMP.			634
MURDER CHARGE REDUCED FOR TEEN; PAL PLEADS GUILTY IN TRAGIC SHOOTING.			359
NEWS LITE : MEMORIAL CONCERT TO HONOR MENUHIN.			1056
NHL: CAN HOCKEY IN CANADA BE SAVED?			1431
NISSAN TO CUT 14% OF JOBS.			423
OH, THE DRAMA (AND THE COMEDY)!; IN `THREE TO TANGO,' CAMPBELL, MCDERMOTT, PERRY AND PLATT BRING DIFFERENT STYLES TO DANCE.			1219
PLAYING ON CUSTOM LEGS; AMPUTEES SHOW THEY CAN COMPETE IN GOLF.			680
PREP EXTRA LOCAL : ATHELETES OF THE WEEK JESSICA BURNS.		Statistical Data Included	1084
PROPOSAL FOR TOBACCO MONEY DRAWING FIRE.			434
PUBLIC FORUM : LONG-RUNNING AL.		Editorial	1187
QUINN COULD USE A FEW WHISPERED WORDS OF WISDOM.			780
SANTA CLARITA TOPS COUNTY AVERAGE FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY.		Statistical Data Included	360
SAYING FAREWELL TO A SIMI OFFICER; FAMILY, COLLEAGUES, ACQUAINTANCES RECALL MAN'S SENSE OF HUMOR.			510
SC NOTEBOOK: HACKETT'S HACKLES RAISED : FIRST-HALF, SECOND-HALF DICHOTOMY BUGS TROJANS.			479
SCHOOL GIVES STUDENTS A LAST CHANCE TO LEARN.			139
SOUTHLAND BLASTS TO PROBE FAULTS; UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS WILL BE BARELY NOTICED.			367
T.O. BANK LENDS SWISS INSTITUTION KNOW-HOW.			508
TECH STOCKS SLIP; DOW UP WHILE INVESTORS' FEARS DRAG NASDAQ DOWN.		Statistical Data Included	732
TEXAS TAKES LEAD IN BID TO BE SITE OF SPACEPORT.			252
THE STAPLES SINGER; BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND E STREET BAND GIVE FANS A ROCK 'N' ROLL REASON TO LIVE.			783
THE STRENGTH OF SAMPSON : DREAM JOB IS GONE, BUT EX-COACH HAS BIG PLANS.			890
THIS WEEK: KUBLER, NEVERS READY FOR MT. SAC TEST.			306
THIS WEEK: LANCASTER WILL VIE FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS.			262
THIS WEEK: SCC PLAYERS IN A RUSH.			473
UCLA NOTEBOOK: TALENTED HOUSTON TO TRY FOR WHITFIELD'S JOB.			562
UMPIRES MAKE A SERIES OF BAD CALLS; WILL THEY BREAK TRADITION AND ASK FOR HELP?			880
USC PRESIDENT TO OK ARENA : SOURCES SAY CAMPUS EVENTS CENTER WILL BE CLOSE TO STAPLES.			476
VALLEY MAY NEED TO SPLIT FROM LAUSD, VOTE BOARD DECIDES.			440
VITESSE EARNINGS HIGHER DESPITE STOCK DOWNTURN.			259
WARRANTS UPHELD IN THREAT CASE; VENTURA MAN FACES CHARGES OF SOLICITATION FOR MURDER.			209
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: IT'S ALL IN THE BOLLER FAMILY : JUNIOR CASEY FOLLOWING IN FOOTSTEPS OF SIBLINGS.			604
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: LIVINGSTON LEADS THE WAY : EX-ROYAL STANDOUT TAKES AN ACTIVE ROLE IN GUIDING YOUNG WISCONSIN TEAM.			695
ZACARIAS RISKS JOB, SCHOOL BOARD SAYS.			396