Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 14, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'97 HERO ARRAIGNED IN ROBBERY; RESCUER OF WOUNDED ACCUSED OF SETTING UP HEIST.			498
A LASTING LEGACY; WARNER BROS. DEDICATES CHILD CARE CENTER.			273
AIRPORT NOISE VS. SAFETY REVISITED; LEGISLATORS ASK FAA TO TIE EXPANSION PLAN TO TAKEOFFS.			726
ALL THE WORLD A `DREAM' AT AVC.			398
ANGELS VS. MINNESOTA.			78
AUGUST KEEPS PACE; VALLEY'S HOUSE, CONDO SALES HOT AS LAST YEAR'S.		Statistical Data Included	400
BANNER FLAP COMING TO A HEAD; COUNCIL MAY LEAVE DODGERS, LAKERS BLOWING IN WIND.			587
BEFORE `WILLENNIUM,' SMITH STRETCHING IN REDFORD FILM.			703
BRACING FOR FLOYD; SOUTHEAST SET FOR WORST AS HURRICANE NEARS.			835
BRIEFLY : TODDLER STILL CRITICAL AFTER NEAR-DROWNING.			630
BRIEFLY : VENTURA TEEN DIES IN SINGLE-CAR CRASH.			366
BUCK STOPS WHERE? MANAGERS SAID TO BE LOATH TO SIGN BILLS.			544
CHATTER: A REAL BOOST FOR BUSTOS.			647
CONDO MARKET HITS ALL-TIME HIGHS; AUGUST SEES PRICES CLIMB AS 124 UNITS ARE SOLD IN SANTA CLARITA.		Statistical Data Included	438
COUPLE FACES MURDER CHARGES IN DEATH OF PALMDALE MAN.			208
CULTURAL MUSIC, ART ADD SPICE TO VARIETY OF L.A. COUNTY FAIR.			530
DIVORCED? YOU TOO CAN BE MISS AMERICA.			712
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: FINALLY, OSUNA MEETS TOMMY JOHN.			771
DRIVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY; WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DRUNK DRIVING.			404
EDITORIAL : KILLER CROSSWALKS: CITY SENDING MIXED SIGNALS TO SENIORS - AND ANYONE ELSE WHO WALKS IN THIS CAR-CRAZED TOWN.		Editorial	408
EDITORIAL : POLITICAL FIRE SALE: IF VALLEY RESIDENTS WANT ANYTHING FROM THEIR LAWMAKERS, THEY BETTER PUT THEIR MONEY WHERE THEIR MOUTHS ARE.		Editorial	466
EDITORIAL : REAL TERRORISTS IN KOSOVO.		Editorial	1545
FIELD OF DREAMS; IN BASEBALL, EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN.			1262
FIRE INSURANCE; SUPERSCOOPERS READY FOR TINDER-DRY SEASON.			483
FIVE MORE CHARGED IN SCAM; MCNOWN, OTHERS ARRAIGNED TODAY.			517
FOR BRUINS, IT'S A WHOLE NEW ERA; TO HELP THE FUTURE, THEY CHOOSE THE PAUS.		Statistical Data Included	747
FOR PONCIANO: ALL UPHILL FROM HERE.			1245
FREEWAY WELDING BEING TESTED; INSPECTIONS ORDERED AT 5-14 INTERCHANGE.			414
FREEWAY WELDS PASS CALTRANS TEST.			336
GOLF COURSE'S FOES SAY PARKS SABOTAGING EFFORTS.			569
GOOD WITH THE BAD : SUTTON HOPES PAST WON'T CLOUD FUTURE.			540
HAND TO MOUTH; SELF-LEVELING SPOON HELPS PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES.			450
HERSHEY FEEDS STREET BITTER ESTIMATES.			179
IN BRIEF.			316
JUBILEES : COLLEGE CAFETERIA SERVED UP ROMANCE.			259
JUBILEES : IT ALL BEGAN AT A WEDDING.			229
JULES VERNE'S `JOURNEY' GOES NOWHERE.		Television Program Review	610
JV FOOTBALL: LITTLEROCK CASHES IN ON JUNIOR-VARSITY LINEBACKER.			353
JV FOOTBALL: MOORE SHARP FOR HART JV.			723
JV FOOTBALL: NEW WESTLAKE SYSTEM KEEPS QUARTERBACKS ON THE RUN.			585
KINGS NOTEBOOK: TRANSPLANTED PALFFY GLAD TO BE A KING.			230
L.A.'S LONG BALL TO LEAGUE BOMBS; CITY SET TO GO TEAMLESS CLOCK TICKS DOWN ON NFL BID.			572
LOCAL FIRM TO PROVIDE AOL WITH AUDIO, VIDEO.			216
LOCAL SCHOOL JOINS CSU SYSTEM; COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS TO BEGIN OFFERING BACHELOR'S DEGREES.			333
MAN ARRESTED IN STRANGLING, BEATING DEATH.			166
MARINO SHOWS GRIESE HOW IT'S DONE : MIAMI 38, DENVER 21 DOLPHINS QB SPOILS ROOKIE'S DEBUT, AND ELWAY'S FAREWELL.			507
MAYOR ENTREATS AGENCIES TO BETTER SERVE COMMUNITY.			502
MOURNERS SAY JOCKEY A WINNER.			342
NEWS LITE : STALLONE FINDING LIFE A ROCKY ROAD.			1085
NOTRE DAME WIELDS AN ELEGANT HAMMER.			665
OBITUARY : EVELYN B. FURREY.		Obituary	61
OLYMPIAN FIGHT SHAPES UP FOR GREEK THEATRE.			414
ONLY VICTIM OR GOD CAN TRULY FORGIVE SINS.		Editorial	688
PENDING SIGN RESTRICTIONS RAISE HACKLES; SOME BUSINESS OWNERS SAY VISIBILITY WILL BE DESTROYED.			666
PREP BASKETBALL: BRADSHAW STEPS DOWN AT SIMI.			586
PREP EXTRA LOCAL : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			826
QUARTZ HILL SET FOR VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY.			297
QUARTZ HILLS IS THE ONE TO BEAT; LANCASTER'S REYNOLDS A RISING STAR.			757
RESIDENTS AIR FEARS ON DAM GROWTH.			414
ROBBERIES, STABBING BLAMED ON ARMED DUO.			202
SCHOOL DISTRICT HOLDS TEAMWORK, KINSHIP AS KEY.			364
SIMI OCTOGENARIAN SERVES WITH A SMILE AS SCHOOL VOLUNTEER.			505
SINGER'S THREAD RUNS BARE; SEWING MACHINE MAKER FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION.			408
SURVEY SUGGESTS CHANGES IN MOORPARK SPEED LIMITS.			382
TEST FOR SWAT; SOUTHLAND SQUADS COMPETE.			424
THIS WEEK: EX-MASTER'S COACH TO GUIDE HART V.B.			340
THIS WEEK: REGENTS TO OPEN AT INDIO.			315
TO BE MARTIN LAWRENCE; HE'S OUT OF THAT COMA ... AND COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU.			1496
TOLEDO DECISION GIVES ONE PAUS.			842
U.S. MILITARY VETERANS LOSING FINAL BATTLE TO KEEP THEIR GYM.			867
UCLA NOTEBOOK: WELCOME ADDITIONS.			500
USC NOTEBOOK: RIDEAUX COULD RETURN, BUT INJURY STILL A MYSTERY.			485
VENCOR GOES INTO CHAPTER 11; CARE PROVIDER'S DEBTS MOUNT.			364
VICTIM'S SON HELPS NAB MAN SUSPECTED IN 30 BURGLARIES.			435
WALK A MILE IN SIZE 11S : DODGERS 12, MONTREAL 4.			592
WYMAN TOSSES IN HAT AS CANDIDATE FOR OPEN 34TH ASSEMBLY SEAT.			411
ZACARIAS SAYS PLAN PAYING OFF.			814