Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 16, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`GRITO' EVENTS TO HONOR MEXICO'S INDEPENDENCE.			235
A BUMPY RIDE; REFURBISHER OF AIRLINER CABINS HITS WALL IN EXPANSION PLAN.			572
ACTIVIST GROUP FORMS TO OPPOSE CONCRETE COMPANY'S PROPOSAL.			175
ALIGN-RITE AGREES TO PHOTRONICS BUYOUT.			301
ANALYSIS: PAYBACK TIME FOR COUGARS? COC LOOKS FORWARD TO HOSTING ANTELOPES.			576
ARE SAGE GROUSE HUNTERS ENDANGERED?			884
ARE WE READY FOR `ACTION'? THOMPSON GIVES US HOLLYWOOD - WARTS, BLEEPED-OUT EXPLETIVES AND ALL - ON FOX.			1547
AVC NOTEBOOK; CARDER: HARDLY A RIVALRY.			482
BRIEFLY : MOM, SON ACCUSED OF MURDERING MAN.			525
BRUINS REUNION: MANY HAPPY RETURNS : AFTER TOUGH LOSS, UCLA WELCOMES BACK SUSPENDED PLAYERS.			744
BUILDER CAN'T FLY DREAM PLANE; TIME RUNS OUT FOR LOCAL MAN TO GET LICENSE.			655
CAL STATE PRESIDENTS TO GET PAY HIKES.			585
CLU NOTEBOOK: FRESHMEN HAVE GIVEN CLU SOCCER NEEDED KICK START.			572
COC NOTEBOOK: HAMILTON WALKS INTO THE FAST LANE.			499
COMFORT DAYS HOPES TO SEW UP VOLUNTEERS.			194
COSTCO TO GET ADDITIONAL LAND; LANCASTER WILL BUY PROPERTY FOR STORE'S EXPANSION.			493
COUGARS SPOTTED TWICE IN GLENDALE.			370
COUNCIL DENIES PADILLA'S BID FOR FEDERAL JOB-TRAINING FUNDS.			380
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER OPTIONS TO DEMOLITION OF T.O.'S JANSS POOL.			372
COYOTE TRAP SET FOR AILING ANIMAL.			459
CRICKET IN THE VALLEY? AUSTRALIA, INDIA VIE IN VAN NUYS.			969
CSUN NOTEBOOK: REALITY BITES FOR ABERCROMBIE.			432
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OSUNA'S SURGERY LEAVES ANOTHER GAP TO FILL.			581
DREIFORT INJURED AS GAME SLIPS BY : MONTREAL 10, DODGERS 7.			640
EARLY REVIEW OF ZACARIAS SET FOR TODAY.			833
EASTIN BRINGS GRADUATION MESSAGE TO VALLEY.			419
EDITORIAL : DISNEY DOLLARS.		Editorial	327
EDITORIAL : FOLLOW THE MONEY; THE LAUSD BELMONT SCANDAL SMACKS OF FRAUD AND CORRUPTION, SO THE BEST WAY TO IDENTIFY THE CONSPIRATORS IS TO SEE WHO PROFITED.		Editorial	580
ENVIRONMENTALISTS TAKE HOPE; REGULATORS SEEK INPUT ON GUIDELINES FOR METHYL BROMIDE.			609
FIT ENDOWMENT; MACLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL RECEIVES NEW GYM.			575
FLOYD LASHES CAROLINA COAST.		Statistical Data Included	1013
FOR 99, NOW COME REAL ACHES AND PAINS.			793
GIRLS'S CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW: FAMILY TRADITION FOR LA CANADA : RETURNEES READY TO DEFEND STATE, SO. SECTION TITLES.			1098
GLENDALE, LA CANADA TO GO FOR 2ND CHANCE.			353
HISTORY TICKS ALONG; GLENDALE REDEDICATES DEPOT.			477
HOLLYWOOD'S SIGN TO SHINE; LIGHTS OK'D OVER NEIGHBORS' PROTESTS.			574
HOW TO REDUCE RISK OF SEASICKNESS.			383
IN BRIEF.			172
INSURER COVERS HOMES AGAIN; 20TH CENTURY LIMITS POLICIES.			417
JEWEL GETS INTO CHRISTMAS SPIRIT WITH CD, TV SPECIAL.			791
JOB CUTS FIGURE IN AT&T PLAN TO FOCUS ON WEB, WIRELESS.			274
KINGS NOTEBOOK: CHARTRAND MADE IMPACT IN EXHIBITION.			435
LANGDON AVENUE RESIDENTS MARCH TO SHOW SOLIDARITY.			484
LAPD DRUG SCANDAL; ELEVEN OFFICERS SUSPENDED IN PROBE.			794
LAWSUIT AGAINST CASTAIC LAKE AGENCY REJECTED; JUDGE THROWS OUT SANTA CLARITA RESIDENTS' LEGAL CHALLENGE TO WATER PROVIDER PURCHASE.			279
MACHETE USER GETS 8 YEARS.			216
MADERA IMPROVEMENTS CLOSER.			297
MAN BEFRIENDED PAIR ACCUSED OF KILLING HIM.			467
MAN KILLS 7, SELF AT CHURCH TEEN SERVICE.			662
MOORPARK LIBRARY GETS FEDERAL GRANT.			362
MOTHER RECOUNTS IN-LAW SHOOTING.			413
MOTOROLA MOVES INTO CABLE TV FUTURE.			253
NEIGHBORS ASK HEARING JUDGE FOR LESS NOISE AT VAN NUYS AIRPORT.			393
NEWS LITE : LIZA EYES PALACE FOR SALUTE TO DAD.			908
NO L.A. RESIDENCE WILL BE ABANDONED IN CASE OF FIRE, OFFICIALS VOW.			567
NOTES: ANGUIANO INSISTS ALEMANY WILL KEEP PROGRAM.			185
NOTES: LIFE WITH FATHER NOT SO EASY.			838
OUTPOST.			554
PREP TENNIS: TRAVEL'S BEEN HER RACKET.			627
PROPOSAL WOULD SET STATE FUND FOR ROADS.		Statistical Data Included	274
PUBLIC FORUM : FINALLY!		Editorial	1446
PUBLIC GETS MORE TIME ON MINING PLAN.			290
QUARTZ HILL WOMAN'S CLUB HAS ITS 40TH BIRTHDAY.			479
RAITT GIVES 'EM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT.			377
RESIDENTS STILL WANT BELMONT CENTER.			412
SC NOTEBOOK: POLAMALU KEEPS MOVING.			492
SEAS OF UNEASE; SEASICKNESS BANE OF MANY AN OCEANGOER.			994
SIDEOUT WARRIER; MILLS SETTING HER SIGHTS HIGH.			582
SILVER LINING; JAZZ GREAT COMES THROUGH GRAVE ILLNESS WITH NEW RESOLVE.			1401
SOMETHING ABOUT IT JUST SMELLS FOUL : ARRINGTON'S SPECIAL TREATMENT AFTER TWO PENALTIES DOESN'T WASH.			1628
STORE OWNER'S KILLER APPARENTLY ASSASSIN, NOT ROBBER, POLICE SAY.			437
T.O. TO GO TO COLLEGES FOR STUDY; CITY PURSUES BORCHARD GRADING ALTERNATIVES.			568
THE BLEEPING TRUTH ABOUT TV, THE BLEEPING TRUTH ABOUT TV, LIKE IT OR NOT LIKE IT OR NOT.		Television Program Review	758
THE DAY IN SPORTS: CAL LU TUMBLES TO WESTMONT.			562
TOURNEY KICKS OFF AT H.W.			647
UCLA NOTEBOOK: GAP ON THE FIELD? PHELAN STEPS IN.			556
UNIVERSITY BEAT: ELITE WAVES HEAD FOR UTAH, BYU.			856
UNWELCOME SIGNS; GROUP SAYS CITY'S BILLBOARD LAW UNFAIR TO SMALL BUSINESSES.			809
VALLEY WILL KEEP 818 CODE FOR NOW.			668
VALOROUS SERVICE; EIGHTEEN RECEIVE LAPD'S HIGHEST HONOR.			580
VOLLYBALL BEAT : NO LOSING ATTITUDE.			1431
VOTE IN FILLMORE MAY REPEAL CITY'S OFFICIAL LANGUAGE.			238
WELCOME MAT IS OUT; SIMI VALLEY SENIOR CENTER HOSTS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE.			421
WITH DE LA HOYA AND TRINIDAD SET TO MEET, THE QUESTION IS...WHERE WILL THIS FIGHT RANK?			1591