Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 2, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`ANIMALS' A DREAM COME TRUE FOR THOMAS.			446
2 MARRIOTT HOTELS ON THE WAY; CONSTRUCTION IN PALMDALE BEGINS.			367
ANOTHER SAD ENDING FOR BASEBALL.			958
ARIZONA GOT JUST WHAT IT DESERVED : ONLY THING WILDCATS PROVED WAS THEY AREN'T IN LIONS' CLASS.		Statistical Data Included	1056
BELMONT PROBE MAY WIDEN; NEW LAW AUTHORIZES LAUSD INVESTIGATOR POWER TO SUBPOENA.			434
BRIEFLY : BURBANK ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SEAT.			183
BRIEFLY : VIDEO MAY DISPROVE CLAIM OF DISABILITY.			340
BRIEFLY : WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER PIT BULL ATTACK.			579
BURBANK HIGH SLAYER CONVICTED; JURY SAYS TEEN SANE IN UNPROVOKED STABBING OF STUDENT.			600
CAT AND PONY SHOW; BIG FELINES MAKE PRESENCE KNOWN AT FAIR.			391
COAST ALLURE; VENTURA GEARING UP FOR CROWDS OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND.			633
CONSTRUCTION AT BUSY INTERSECTION CAUSING NOONTIME WOES.			326
COUNTY BOARD'S DISTRICTS TOO BIG, LEGISLATORS SAY; DEBATE UNITES FOES, SPLITS ALLIES.			630
CRUISING TO A MEETING, CITY'S TOP COP BUSTS SUSPECT.			368
CSUN NOTEBOOK: TAYLOR IS RUNNING UP DEPTH CHART.			456
DAUGHTER WITNESS TO HIT-RUN TRAGEDY.			773
DISNEY GROUP GOING GREEN : IMAGINEERING TO GET MAKEOVER.			316
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: VALDES' BAD LUCK CONTINUES IN LOSS.			615
DODGERS' LOSS IS UMPS' FINALE : MILWAUKEE 5, DODGERS 4.			681
EARLY SEASON RESIDENT UPLAND GAME BIRD REGULATIONS.			241
EDITORIAL : SAT SCORES STILL TOO LOW.		Editorial	446
EDITORIAL : WHERE'S THE FIRE? LAUSD BOARD SHOULD EXTEND ITS OCT. 20 DEADLINE FOR BELMONT COMMISSION.		Editorial	431
EDUCATING BRENNEN SWANSON; MATADORS LINEBACKER OVERCOMES HIS DYSLEXIA.			1087
ERICKSON, NEUHEISEL BACK TO TAKE THAT SECOND CHANCE.			1220
FOR BRUINS, IT'S THE KARMA; TEAM HAS CHALLENGES TO OVERCOME.			1556
GALAXY EARNS SHARE OF FIRST : GALAXY 3, CLASH 1.			575
HART OF FOOTHILL HASN'T CHANGED; INDIANS FIGURE TO CONTINUE WIN STREAK.			979
HILTON MAY BID ON PROMUS.			402
HIT `TITANIC' WILL GO (AND ON) - ON DVD.			280
HOLYFIELD AT LOSS FOR RIGHT WORDS.			838
HOME AT LAST; THEATER GROUP ACQUIRES PERMANENT FACILITY.			730
HOW TO BE A PAC-10 QUARTERBACK; THE MAKING OF A FOOTBALL HERO.			1702
IN BRIEF : LITTON INDUSTRIES INC.			314
JUSTICE SYSTEM DEFECTIVE; OPPORTUNITY TO RIGHT A WRONG MISSED BY JUDGE RULING ON GM DAMAGE AWARD.		Editorial	751
KEEPING THE TRADITION; MORENO MAY BE USC'S NEXT GREAT LINEBACKER.			891
KLSX-FM FINDS RUBIN REGULAR SLOT.			182
L.A. VISIT IS BRIEF FOR LEAGUE OFFICIALS.			600
LAKERS' DEAL BRINGS A.C. BACK TO L.A.			512
LANCASTER GIRLS LOOK TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP; YOUNG PROGRAM COULD CHALLENGE FOR LEAGUE TITLE.			553
LOCAL NOTES: COX DECIDES AGAINST SURGERY.			355
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN FATAL ATTACK; BROTHER-IN-LAW KILLED AFTER VIDEO GAME SPAT.			303
MAN'S FATE IS STORY OF DECEIT; PHYSICIAN GETS LIFE TERM AFTER 23 ELUSIVE YEARS.			817
MAVERICKS POUND JETHAWKS.			450
NEWS LITE : MODERN 7 WONDERS RECORDED BY WRITER.			922
NO ROOM FOR ERROR HERE; TROJANS CAN'T LEAN ON DEFENSE.			1662
NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN FRAUD CASE; WOMAN ALREADY FACING TRIAL IN HUSBAND'S DEATH.			296
OBITUARY : ESTER A. TAYLOR.		Obituary	76
OUT LOOKS: FROM SEA TO (NOT SO) SHINING SEA : MISMATCHED MARITIME TITLES ARE OCEANS APART.			803
PLANS TO ENHANCE TOWER REAWAKENS FEARS IN OJAI.			426
PUBLIC FORUM : HARD CHOICES.		Editorial	1469
RATE HIKES PUT PINCH ON GOLFERS; PLAYERS OUTSIDE CITY FACE ADDED FEE INCREASES.			907
REPORT: SALE OF ANGELS, DUCKS NEAR.			360
RIDEAUX DECLARED OUT WITH BACK PROBLEM.			384
ROADS TO RUIN; LONG-DEFERRED STREET REPAIRS APPROACHING CRITICAL STAGE.			968
ROYAL TEAM TO BEAT; TRI-VALLEY POWER LA REINA SEEKS FIRST SECTION TITLE.			992
RULING EXPECTED TUESDAY IN SLAYING CASE.			584
SCHOOL SAFETY IDEAS OFFERED.		Statistical Data Included	562
SCHOOLS TO GET GRANTS; FUNDS REQUIRE IMPROVEMENT.			465
SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL, OFFICIALS SAY.			204
SHORT STORY; SHARON STONE PROVIDES HAIRSTYLING INSPIRATION WITH HER CLOSE-CROPPED 'DO IN `THE MUSE'.			799
SICK ANIMALS FIND FRIEND IN MONICA'S DAD.			618
SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLD : CAMARILLO RADIO NETWORK ENLARGING RELIGIOUS NICHE.			869
STRUGGLING Q.H. BUOYED BY COACH, FRESH START; REBELS WINLESS IN LEAGUE FOR 3 YEARS.			478
STUDIOS TO CLEAN UP AT OSCARS, FOX CHIEFTAIN PREDICTS.			603
THE UMPIRES STRIKE OUT; DISPUTE ENDS AS 22 LOSE THEIR JOBS.			696
THINGS CHANGE; CRECION HAS IMPROVED, BUT SO HAS COMPETITION.			952
THIRTY SECONDS BETTER; MATADORS MOTIVATED BY PLAYOFFS.			1639
THREAT TO BEANIES FAILS TO IGNITE SALES AT SHOPPING MALLS.			267
TRANSIT RULES CLEAR HURDLE; CRITICS ATTACK DEMOCRATS' PARTY-LINE VOTE.			662
UCLA NOTEBOOK: UCLA HAS SECONDARY CONCERNS.			478
UNDER NEW COACH, CANYON HOPING TO BOUNCE BACK.			564
UNION PICKETS OVER HOSPITAL CUTBACKS; HENRY MAYO ENGINEERS REDUCED FROM 13 TO SIX.			335
VANDALS SET FIRES, SCRAWL GRAFFITI, IGNITE SEVERAL CARS.			241
VENTURA COUNTY SEEKS HELP; TIPPER GORE MAY BE ENLISTED IN HEALTH SERVICES ROW.			662
WILL HIGHLANDERS BE DENIED AGAIN? AGOURA HAS EYE ON SECOND STRAIGHT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.			878
WILSONA TEACHER NAMED PRINCIPAL AT VISTA SAN GABRIEL ELEMENTARY.			312
WORST FEARS ARE REALIZED FOR GREGG.			887