Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 20, 1999)

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`BIG-BOX' RETAILERS TRY TO FIT IN; SMALL-STORE OWNERS STAY WARY.		954
A BOY'S DOUBLE HEARTBREAK; CAMERON'S MOTHER WAS KILLED BY A STREET ROBBER : THE MAN HE THOUGHT WAS HIS FATHER SAYS HE'S NOT.		1116
A-OK BY Y2K; CITY CONFIDENT IT WILL HIT HIGH READINESS RATE.		1373
A.V. JUDO CLUB WINS MORE AWARDS.		363
ANGELS VS. TAMPA BAY.		47
BELMONT ARCHITECT'S DEAL WORTH $6 MILLION.		1384
BENNETT'S CHARACTER COMES INTO PLAY.		608
BRIEFLY : HOSPICE'S FOUNDER TO SPEAK AT DINNER.		485
BRIEFLY : TOT DIES AFTER FALL FROM SECOND STORY.		340
CAMPUS SAFETY A `BLUE-LIGHT' SPECIAL; CSUN GETS EMERGENCY PHONE SYSTEM.		834
CARNIVAL'S FINAL CURTAIN; THOUSANDS THRONG TO VALLEY DAYS' FINALE.		301
CITY ELECTION FORUM PLANNED.		50
CON: WHAT'S THE DEAL? : ARGUMENTS AGAINST CUTS ARE FALSEHOODS DESIGNED TO SCARE PEOPLE.	Editorial	786
CORNELL GROWS PAST SOUNDGARDEN.		590
CRICKET CROWD; SPORT'S LEGENDS COME TO WOODLEY PARK.		757
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.		174
CSUN NOTEBOOK: FAST PACE FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER.		395
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST.		498
DE LA HOYA THREW THIS ONE AWAY.		1295
EDITORIAL : BANNER DAY, FOR COUNCIL.	Editorial	582
EDITORIAL : FREEWAY FIGHTER.	Editorial	107
EDITORIAL : TROJAN DONKEY.	Editorial	204
EVENT TO BRING CYCLISTS, EQUESTRIANS TOGETHER.		293
EXPERTS' CONSENSUS; WOLF'S PICKS.		88
FLEETING ART; PUTTING HEADS IN SAND.		661
FOR-PROFIT COMPANY MAY BUY HOSPITAL.		408
FUNDS USED TO PREVENT HEART DISEASE.		315
GARDEN'S SURPRISES; WOMAN'S BACK YARD A BOTANICAL PARADISE.		534
GROUP HELPS GIRLS BEAT PREGNANCY ODDS.		860
HARDWARE STORES SEE SALES BUMP.		488
HOTLINES A LUKEWARM ANSWER TO COMPANY TROUBLES.		794
LAUSD MAY NAME OVERSIGHT CHIEF; EX-BOARD MEMBER RECOMMENDED.		650
LAWRENCE MAKES `BLUE STREAK' FOR BOX OFFICE CROWN.	Statistical Data Included	1021
NETZERO'S IPO SEEN AS BIG PLUS : SERVICE PROVIDER TOPS 1.7 MILLION ACCOUNTS.		840
NEW ELEMENT; MENTOR LAB TEAMS PROMISING YOUNG SCIENTIST WITH A TEACHER.		963
NEWS LITE : MOURNFUL BALLAD TOUCHES EX-BEATLE.		840
PARK NEIGHBORS ASK FOR FREEWAY RAMPS; RESIDENTS SAY VISITORS OVERRUN NEIGHBORHOOD.		535
PASS THE BAR AND THE BUTTER; LAWYERS, FAMILIES STEP UP TO BENCH OF PRIME TIME '99.	Television Program Review	1355
PITCHESS CONVERTS FOR 2000; DETENTION CENTER WILL HOUSE WOMEN.		491
PRO: WHAT'S THE DEAL? : ALTERNATE PACKAGE OFFERS $325 BILLION IN PRUDENT TAX RELIEF.	Editorial	735
PROGRAM OFFERS A JUMP-START ON COLLEGE; POLY HIGH STUDENTS EARNING FRESHMAN CREDITS.		1104
PUBLIC FORUM : LAPD AND FBI.	Editorial	783
PURSUING INTERNET PREDATORS; DEPUTY D.A. TAKES ON CHALLENGE.		914
RAIN CAN'T STOP BROWN : DODGERS 5, COLORADO 2.		579
RUDE DRIVING? L.A.'S THE WORST; SURVEY SAYS WE'RE THE MOST AGGRESSIVE MOTORISTS IN AMERICA.	Statistical Data Included	762
RUNNERS-UP FORM STRONG SECOND 10 INDEX.		590
SC NOTEBOOK: TROJANS TRY TO AVOID FALLING INTO SAME TRAP.		782
SMART SHUTTLE ADDS NEW ROUTES.		349
STORYTELLER LICKED BOYHOOD SHYNESS.		346
SURFING THE TUBE : TODAY.		645
TAFT HAS A WAY TO GO TO MATCH LAST YEAR'S STANDARD.		703
TAKE 5: GROWING SLEEPWEAR WITH A CANCER-FIGHTING CAUSE.		178
TEEN COURT RULES FOR 1ST OFFENDERS.		532
TEENS' RATE OF PREGNANCY HIGHER IN L.A.		824
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL: OSCAR SHOULD ENDORSE REMATCH : BY TOM HOFFARTH.		1396
THREE AUDITIONS WIN JACKSON A ROLE IN `NUTTY' SEQUEL.		804
UCLA ANALYSIS: FOSTER'S YARDAGE IS THE BIG TICKET.		857
VALLEY'S BIG 10: AND THE WINNER IS... : READERS PICK INDUSTRY LEADERS.		1410
WALKERS TAKE A STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION.		563
WILLING SPIRIT; CEREBRAL PALSY SLOWED, COULDN'T STOP WOMAN.		1116
WITH A LITTLE LUCK; BURROUGHS' OGNENOVSKA TAKES AIM AT SYDNEY.		606