Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 1, 1999)

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AIRLINE GROUP PROTESTS CURFEW PROPOSAL; BURBANK AIRPORT PLAN VIOLATES LAW, FAA TOLD.		606
ANALYSTS UPBEAT ON LITTON EARNINGS.		343
APPLE OF THEIR EYE.		228
AUTOPSY ON BUSINESS OWNER LEAVES QUESTIONS.		513
BACK TO SCHOOL; STUDENTS FACE NEW YEAR; SOME ARE EAGER FOR CHALLENGE.		682
BACON'S SCHEDULE SQUEEZED BY DELAY OF `HOLLOW MAN' : THE ROAD TO BROADWAY.		726
BRIDGE PROJECT SIGNALS TRAFFIC DELAYS.		327
BRIEFLY : BRUSH FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE TO BUILDING.		414
BRIEFLY : FORMER NL MVP MITCHELL ARRESTED.		393
BRIEFLY : GAS ODOR AT SCHOOL LINKED TO PIPE WORK.		477
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS NOTEBOOK; WOMEN'S SOCCER FOLLOWS SOLID OPENING ACT.		658
COOK'S CORNER : WHIP UP A SPINACH AND ARTICHOKE DIP.	Recipe	467
DEPUTY DINES ELEGANTLY; OFFICER WINS AWARDS FOR SETTING TABLE WELL.		402
DIGGS QUICK TO LEAD PALMDALE.		565
DINING BEAT : NEW EATERIES ON BOULEVARD.		362
DIVE RIGHT IN; WHET APPETITES WITH WINNING MUNCHIES.	Recipe	3775
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: JOURNEYMAN JUDD GETS THE JOB DONE.		677
DREAMS ARE SKY HIGH; IMPROVED CSUN SETS SIGHTS ON CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP.		1284
DRIVING GETS SAFER; FATAL CRASHES DECLINE LOCALLY, NATIONWIDE.	Statistical Data Included	961
E-COMMERCE ROBS SANTA CLARITA OF FUNDS.		913
EDITORIAL : CALLING ALL TEACHERS; LAUSD SHOULD TAKE A SECOND LOOK AROUND L.A. FOR QUALITY TEACHING MATERIAL.	Editorial	374
EDITORIAL : PAYROLL FIASCO; WHY ARE WE PAYING THROUGH THE NOSE FOR A COMPUTER SYSTEM?	Editorial	521
FOREST SERVICE TO REVIEW `RAVE' POLICY.		650
FORMULAIC THRILLS OF `CHILL FACTOR' START TO MELT AT ROOM TEMPERATURE.	Movie Review	493
FROM THE FRINGE: HOLE OF THE WEEK.		607
GALAXY IS FREE OF DISTRACTIONS.		419
HART DISTRICT SATS IMPROVE; MATH AND VERBAL SCORES SURPASS STATE, NATIONAL AVERAGES.	Statistical Data Included	560
IN BRIEF.		247
JETHAWKS CAN'T RECOVER IN LOSS TO HIGH DESERT : HIGH DESERT 11 JETHAWKS 7.		432
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK; MVP PICK WILL COME OUT OF LEFT FIELD.		690
LATINO FIRMS BULLISH : FAST-GROWING BUSINESS SEGMENT OPTIMISTIC ABOUT FUTURE GROWTH.	Statistical Data Included	338
LAUSD MATH SCORES DECLINE.	Statistical Data Included	658
MAKING A RUN FOR IT IS A THEME OF THE SEASON.		1352
MALONE NOW SEES POSITIVE MINDSET; GM SAYS DODGERS SEEM HAPPIER, MORE FOCUSED : DODGERS 5 MILWAUKEE 3.		608
MAN BEHIND KIDNAP ATTEMPT, MURDER GETS LIFE SENTENCE.		328
MATADORS NOTEBOOK: CSUN FIXING DEFENSE.		447
MIX UP SUMMER'S HOTTEST DRINKS.	Recipe	3223
MOORPARK TO TRY AGAIN ON SENIOR CENTER; OFFICIALS WANT TO ATTRACT MORE BIDS FOR RENOVATION.		393
NEWBURY PARK PROMISES IMPROVED PREPARATION.		744
NEWS LITE : CLINTONS' HEARTS SET ON HOUSE.		948
NO NEW MAIL CENTER IN SIGHT; RELOCATION FROM MOJAVE LACKS POSTAL SERVICE STAMP OF APPROVAL.		516
NORTHEAST VALLEY ACTIVIST ESTELLA VELA, AT 71.	Obituary	226
NOT GUILTY PLEA IN ARSON; RESTAURANT OWNER CLAIMS UNKNOWN ATTACKER SET FIRE AT EATERY.		219
NOTES: BERGANIO'S NIKE TOUR WIN MEANS MORE THAN MONEY.		751
ONE BIG RIVALRY, TWO GREAT MINDS.		672
PANEL WILL WATCH SCHOOL MONEY; 12 TO OVERSEE BONDS, STATE BUILDING FUNDS.		517
PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: LINEBACKER GRANZOW RETURNS TO TENNESSEE.		937
PROVISIONS ADVANCED TO PROTECT CREEK AREA.		870
PUBLIC FORUM : ANGELES FOREST CRASH.	Editorial	1660
RHODE ISLAND TALENTS TEAM UP IN '70S TEEN COMEDY `PROVIDENCE'.	Movie Review	664
SAMPRAS BACKS OUT; HISTORY PLACED ON HOLD BECAUSE OF HERNIATED DISC.		621
SANTA CLARITA SHOWS THE SPIRIT OF AWARD : PUBLIC INPUT SOUGHT ON ROAD BARRICADE.	Letter to the Editor	381
SAT PREPARATION, OTHER COURSES OFFERED.		557
SAT SCORES RISE IN REGION; STUDENTS TOP STATE, NATIONAL AVERAGES.	Statistical Data Included	623
SAUGUS HAS CHEMISTRY TO SCALE FOOTHILL HEIGHTS.		524
SC NOTEBOOK: SOWARD CATCHES UP ON RECEIVING.		475
SHE CAN'T DO-WRONG; SARAH JESSICA PARKER HITS HIGH NOTES IN HER PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIVES.		1339
SOLIAH TO BE TRIED AS SARA OLSON.		462
SURPRISE HITTER; VALLEY TEEN'S STAR RISING IN BOXING MOVIE.		956
SURVEY BACKS POLICE CHIEF'S RESTRUCTURING; ENHANCING OFFICER PRESENCE IN PUBLIC DEEMED IMPORTANT.		554
THE OTHERS.		946
THEY (PREP)ARE YOU FOR GOLF, TOO; ACADEMIC SCHOOL FINDS ROOM FOR ITS SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM.		669
TRAFFIC PATROLS IN T.O. ALSO WILL BE IN SESSION.		326
TRANSIT ZONE TIED TO UNION CONTRACTS; COMPROMISE GOING TO PANEL.		675
TWIST AND SHROUT; HAWAII PUNTER BACK ON HIS FEET.		884
TWO MOTORCYCLE OFFICERS BRUISED IN TRAFFIC SPILLS.		288
U.S. CORPORATIONS DOING MORE TO PLEASE MOTHERS.		171
UCLA NOTEBOOK: COLEMAN HAS MADE A SPLASH WITHOUT `SWIMMING'.		528
WESTSIDE OVERLAY PROTEST URGED; RESPONSE IS UNCLEAR IN TARGETED 310 AREA.		339
WHEELED WINDFALL; VEHICLE GIVEN TO KIDS CLUB.		421
WIFE OF SINGER DENIED NEW TRIAL.		338
WITH 12 STARTERS RETURNING, EAGLES APPEAR READY TO FLY.		737
WORKER'S TRADING LEADS TO LOSS : KAUFMAN & BROAD DISMISSES EMPLOYEE.		336