Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 12, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A LA CARTE : SUSHI GALORE IN STUDIO CITY.			644
ACROSS THE BOARD : THE WEEK AHEAD.			274
AMERICAN LEAGUE AROUND THE HORN: THE `OTHER' MARTINEZ IS STRUGGLING.			601
AREA DOG PARK PARTNERSHIP RECOMMENDED; BURBANK, GLENDALE MAY TEAM.			807
BRIEFLY : 2 ARRESTED IN DEATH OF 65-YEAR-OLD MAN.			301
BRIEFLY : MOTORCYCLE RAID NETS SUSPECT IN METH LAB.			131
BRUINS OVERMATCHED IN OHIO : OHIO STATE 42, UCLA 20 UCLA TAKES EARLY LEAD, BUT THEN IT'S ALL BUCKEYES.			1333
CAL LUTHERAN'S BEST COMES TOO LATE IN LOSS : PACIFIC LUTHERAN 28, CAL LUTHERAN 26.			416
CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: PRISON GUARDS MISS TARGET WITH MISSIVE.			584
CAUGHT ON TAPE; POLICE VIDEO NABS BAD PARKERS.			713
CITY TO CREATE TASK FORCE FOR PARKS; GLENDALE OFFICIALS AGREE FACILITIES LACKING, MOSTLY IN SOUTH AREAS.			515
CITY'S NFL PURSUIT IGNORES VOTERS' WILL.			614
CORRECTION.		Correction Notice	42
COUNTERPOINT: CHILDREN VICTIMS OF WITHHELD SCHOOL FUNDS : DISTRICT, BUREAUCRATS PLAYING POLITICS WITH KIDS' FUTURES.			955
DAILY NEWS PEOPLE : DIANA AND FRANK CURCIO.			662
DESPITE STILL-HIGH SALES, COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PRICES TAPERING OFF.			989
DIGGIN' THOSE DINOS.			237
DINING DEALS : DOUBLE-TAKE FARE.			259
DODGERS MANAGEMENT TEACHES BY EXAMPLE.			730
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HE'S A BARGAIN ON BASEMENT TEAM.			469
DOORS OPEN UP ON THE WEATHER; L.A.-OXNARD FORECASTING OFFICE OFFERS BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOUR.			625
EDITORIAL : PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS.		Editorial	512
EDITORIAL : TEACHER POWER.		Editorial	404
EXTRAORDINARY FRIEND HAD A WONDERFUL GIFT.			563
FIESTA TIME OF FOOD, FUN, SONG.			482
FINDING A WAY TO SAVE BELMONT; SIMILAR GAS WOES CONQUERED BEFORE.			1669
FIREFIGHTERS GET ICY THANKS FOR THEIR HOTEL-SAVING EFFORTS.			195
FOR EMMYS, IT'S JUST ABOUT TIME; AWARD SHOW COULD USE A SHARPER FOCUS.			1753
GRANDPARENT'S DAY: MARION ROSS TO APPEAR AT SPECIAL FAMILY CONCERT.			1032
HOPING TO RESTORE LANDMARK; SALE COULD HELP RESCUE DEBRIS-STREWN BEALE'S CUT.			618
IT'S TIME TO REMEMBER TORTURED WAR HEROES.			766
JUNIOR COLLEGE ROUNDUP: ANDERSON GIVES AVC PUNCH.			473
KINGS NOTEBOOK: BERG MAKES HIS PRESENCE KNOWN.			464
L.A. CLIPPERS OWNER'S SON IN SHOOTING; FIGHT ERUPTS AT FATHER'S MANSION.			494
LEGISLATORS ENDURE LONG DAY OF CHAOS.			1048
LETTERS: RICK, ROSS, AND RAUL? : TRY THE BASICS.			266
LIFE IS TURNED UPSIDE DOWN FOR VICTIMS OF BARBECUE FIRE; RECOVERY PAINFUL FOR 3 VOLUNTEERS SERIOUSLY BURNED.			708
LOH DOES A SATISFYING SOLO IN `ALIENS IN AMERICA'.		Theater Review	765
MILK COMPETITION RULING MAY OPEN BARN DOOR; ARE CALIFORNIA'S HIGHER STANDARDS REALLY JUST YIELDING HIGHER PRICES?			458
MUD RUN'S FUN TO TEST DEPUTIES ALONG WITH STUDENTS; HIGH SCHOOLERS TO JOIN IN COMPETITION THIS YEAR.			507
NASA FLIES WITH SOME NEW IDEAS; INNOVATIVE PROGRAM SEEKS BETTER SOLUTIONS FOR AIRCRAFT OF FUTURE.			604
NATIONAL LEAGUE AROUND THE HORN: BRAVES GO WITH FLOW.			593
NEWS LITE : ADMIRATION OF HITLER IN DIRECTOR'S PAST.			952
NEWS LITE : GEENA TO TRAVEL, ARROWS IN HAND.			876
NO SURPRISES: CSUN BEAT EVERY WHICH WAY : KANSAS 71, CSUN 14.			1253
ON ISLAND TIME IN CORONADO; HOTEL DEL AND ONE FABULOUS BEACH FORM THE APPEAL OF THIS SAN DIEGO RETREAT.			2480
ORGANIZATIONS WITH HIV/AIDS SERVICES RECEIVE FUNDS.			621
OUT WITH THE OLD; SMALL, SINGLE-SCREEN THEATERS CAN'T SURVIVE LOSS OF MARKET SHARE.		Statistical Data Included	1415
PALMDALE MUSIC TEACHER, SUSPECTED IN RAPE, ARRESTED TWICE PRIOR TO HIS LEAVE.			684
PARENTING : BROTHERS AND SISTERS MAY AS WELL GET USED TO SHARING.			479
PARTY LINES : 9/9/99: OH, WHAT A NIGHT.			949
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE: RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CENSUS TOO.			781
PIAZZA DOES IT AGAIN : NEW YORK 6, DODGERS 2 CATCHER GOES 4 FOR 4 WITH 2ND HOMER OF SERIES.			626
POINT: CHILDREN VICTIMS OF WITHHELD SCHOOL FUNDS : STOP BICKERING AND BUILD SCHOOLS BEFORE SITUATION WORSENS.			1488
PORT DISTRICT WORKING TO FIND BEST PARKING PLAN.			465
PREP ROUNDUP: KAPLAN THROWS FOR 5 TDS.			907
PUBLIC FORUM : SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL TEACHER.		Editorial	1625
RODDY DOYLE GOES DEEPER WITH IRA KILLER AS HERO IN `A STAR CALLED HENRY'.			621
SCHOLAR, SINGER, SONGWRITER, ACTOR; KRIS KRISTOFFERSON'S SIGNATURE ANTHEMS HAVE MADE HIM THE (GRAVELLY) VOICE OF HIS GENERATION.			1103
SERENA A MAJOR SUCCESS : YOUNGER WILLIAMS SISTER KNOCKS OFF NO. 1 HINGIS.			805
SGT. BURTON IS BACK ON THE OL' FAST TRACK.			566
SHOOTINGS MAKE GUNS HOTTER ISSUE IN HOUSE.			1780
SUPER BOWL SCRAMBLE : PICKING WINNER THIS NFL SEASON IS NO EASY TASK: THE JETS MAYBE?			781
SYNAGOGUE PLAYS IT SAFE WITH SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE.			166
TAKE A STROLL DOWN THE RED CARPET.			215
THE PRIME-TIME EMMYS AT A GLANCE.			976
TIGHT SQUEEZE; GIGANTIC SUVS GETTING TOO BIG FOR THEIR PARKING SPACES.			1396
TIPOFF : TAGLIABUE JUST CAN'T GET HIS WAY HERE.			679
TRY TO THINK LIKE EMMY VOTERS.			467
TRYOUTS CONTINUE AT HART PONY LEAGUE COMPLEX.			282
TUMULT MARKS MAYOR'S 1ST YEAR; PARKS' BELIEFS PIT HER AGAINST COUNCIL.			1684
TV ACADEMY AIMING TO DO MUCH MORE.			1065
TWO SIDES OF IRELAND; LYRICAL LOVE STORY INTERTWINES THE MUNDANE AND SPIRITUAL.			706
UCLA WEEK 2: TOLEDO HASN'T FOUND HIS QB.			395
USC NOTEBOOK: AN UPDATE ON HOW USC'S RECRUITS DID.			243
WAITING FOR A MIRACLE; FOLLOWERS OF KATERI AWAIT HER CANONIZATION.			991
WINN LIFTS CANYONS IN DEBUT : COC 23, CITRUS 13.			323
WOOD RANCH SCHOOL CROWDED; $9.4 MILLION SCHOOL ALREADY FACES INFLUX.			1001
WORTH THE RISK : METS HAVE YET TO LET VALENTINE DOWN.			813