Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 21, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1961-1980: VOICES.			605
A GIANT AMONG MEN; BAKER, BORN TO LEAD, GIVES BASEBALL HOPE.			1747
BOOM, BUST, BEYOND; FLIGHT HISTORY REFLECTED IN ANTELOPE VALLEY AVIATION FLEW HIGH HOPES TO TWO CITIES.			969
BOY, 12, DESIGNS WINNING MOORPARK COUNTRY DAYS LOGO.			556
BRIEFLY : CUBA REJECTS ORDER TO BAN SOTOMAYOR.			431
BRIEFLY : ELKS EVENT RAISES FUNDS FOR EYE TESTS.			236
BRIEFLY : EX-MADAM TO STARS SET TO BE RELEASED.			532
BURBANK EFFECTS FIRM MAKING ITS PROSPECTS SOUND AS A DOLLAR.			790
CALABASAS CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS STARTING STRONG.			1157
CELEBRATE 2000: COUNTING DOWN TO 2000.			168
CHURCH TO EXPAND ITS SIMI STUDIOS; ADVENTISTS BREAK GOUND ON $22 MILLION MEDIA CENTER.			488
CITIZENS' BEING ARMED A HELP : BY ERIC O. JONES.		Editorial	421
CITY OFFICIALS TO MAP PLAN ON POSSIBLE SUITS.			700
CIVIC ACTIVIST, 78, DIES.		Obituary	193
COME CRUISING THROUGH THE '60S & 70S.			184
CRUISING LYONS NO DRAG, EXCEPT AT SPEEDWAY; FAST CARS MARKED GENTLER TIME.			943
DEADLY QUAKE ROCKS TAIWAN; OFFICIALS SAY 7.6 TEMBLOR TOOK LIVES OF HUNDREDS.		Statistical Data Included	953
DECOY STING CITES 3 STORES SELLING ALCOHOL TO MINORS.			229
DEPUTY TESTIFIES VEHICULAR ASSAULT ENDED HIS CAREER.			449
DIABETES WALK TO COVER STREETS OF VALENCIA.			94
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: SCIOSCIA OUT AS TRIPLE-A MANAGER.			642
DOLE EXPECTS LOSS IN QUARTER; BANANA PRICES SLIP IN EUROPE.		Statistical Data Included	368
EDITORIAL : ONLY ONE CHIEF.		Editorial	555
EDITORIAL : THE TAJ MAHAL OF LIES.		Editorial	400
EMOTIONS HIGH DURING, AFTER BIG SHOWDOWN.			577
ERA WHEN WOMEN FOUGHT FOR THEIR RIGHTS; CALIFORNIA BABY BOOMERS TOOK ADVANTAGE OF UNIVERSITIES.			842
FALCONS CAN'T GET OFF THE GROUND; ANDERSON INJURED AS ATLANTA JOINS SUPER BOWL OPPONENT DENVER AT 0-2 : DALLAS 24, ATLANTA 7.			553
FINLEY MAY BE STAFF MENTOR : ANGELS 10, TAMPA BAY 5.			353
FIRM'S FISCAL REPORT ANYTHING BUT GOLDEN.		Statistical Data Included	298
FLOYD FLOODS N.C. WITH DEATH, RISKS.			778
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	15
FROM LEADER TO FALL GUY; ALEMANY'S ROONEY DESERVES A LOT BETTER.			684
FROM SUPERHIGHWAYS TO SIGALERTS; FREEWAYS HAVE BECOME PART OF SOUTHLAND'S IDENTITY.			1056
GOIN' FOR A DRIVE; A BRIGHT, SHINY CONVERTIBLE TURNS BACK THE PAGES OF TIME.			1014
GROWING UP IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA; HOWARD GOES FROM PLAYING OPIE TO BEING FILM DIRECTOR.			782
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY.			54
HE'S A CAR DEALER, PHILANTHROPIST; GALPIN FORD'S OWNER STARTED FROM GROUND UP.			751
HEIRLOOM TRAIN CARRIES MESSAGE.			417
HOSPITAL WILL ASK FOR E.R. FUNDING.			365
IN BRIEF.			341
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: TEAM PLAYER : HICKS STARS, BUT KNOWS LINEMEN MAKE IT POSSIBLE.			685
INTERCHANGE BEING TESTED; ENGINEERS EXAMINE BRIDGE WELDS AT 5-14 FREEWAY CROSSINGS.			422
JUBILEES : IT WAS MEANT AS A SURPRISE.			261
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: BARR IMPRESSIVE IN CANYON'S WIN OVER HIGHLAND.			356
KARROS' SINGLE LIFTS DODGERS : DODGERS 6, SAN FRAN. 5.			579
KINGS END FORUM ERA WITH ROUT : KINGS 8, DUCKS 1.			438
LAUSD AUDITOR FORWARDS REFERRALS TO DA'S OFFICE.			317
LAUSD OFFICIALS ACCEPT STRINGS ON STATE FUNDS.			555
LAW FIRM'S BELMONT LINK AT ISSUE.			768
LIBRARIES TO BENEFIT FROM GRANT; MONEY WILL MEAN LIBRARY COMPUTERS.			382
LOCAL: PREP EXTRA : ATHLETES OF THE WEEK.			896
MALL MAKEOVER; VALLEY VENUES DEVELOP LIFE OF THEIR OWN.			1279
MINIMED INSULIN PUMP PROSPECTS BOOST STOCK.			330
MUSIC TO MY EARS; AUTO DEALER FOUNDED RADIO STATION IN 1920S.			986
NEAR-SHUTOUT IS A ONE-MINUTE LESSON.			646
NEWS LITE : `PRICE IS RIGHT' HOST UNDERGOES SURGERY.			935
NOTEBOOK: VALENZUELA IS CLEARED TO RIDE AGAIN; OFT-TROUBLED JOCKEY GRANTED ONE-YEAR `CONDITIONAL' LICENSE.			444
ONE OF `THE BOYS'; DAVID HYDE PIERCE STRETCHES HIMSELF IN MUSICAL THEATER.			1638
PARKS URGES DISCIPLINE FOR COMMANDER.			1075
PENALTY NULLIFIES HIGHLAND JV'S WINNING TD.			487
PEREZ ON A SOCCER MISSION.			590
PROPOSED FEE HIKES IRKS AIRPORT TENANTS; CRITICS SAY FUNDS NOT USED WISELY.			420
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1550
REAL ESTATE MOGUL DIES ON VACATION.		Obituary	202
ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED; SECOND MAN SOUGHT IN STRING OF INCIDENTS.			275
SC NOTEBOOK: MORTON UPSTAGES MCCULLOUGH.			486
SCHOOL BOARD TO GET PLACE ON TV.			415
SHOE'S A PERFECT FIT FOR WOMAN OF SHARING.			664
SOCAL CULTURE: LIFE IN THE FAST LANE.			1174
SOUTHLAND ABOUT TO BE STUCK WITH PERIOD OF HUMID WEATHER.			166
STEVE MARTIN PUTTING MOST OF HIS ENERGY INTO WRITING.			712
TAKE 5: STARTING OVER : MEANINGFUL MOMENTS ADD UP IN LIKABLE `ONCE AND AGAIN'.		Television Program Review	1649
TECH STUDENTS TO LEARN ON REAL F-109 ENGINES; COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL TO SHARE GIFT.			373
TIGHT SCHEDULE DOESN'T SLOW DOWN CLU'S SCOTT; SENIOR HAS MANY OFF-FIELD INTERESTS.			829
TROUBLED THEATERS; MANN CHAIN CONSIDERS PULLING CURTAIN ON LOCATIONS.			522
UCLA NOTEBOOK: MORE QB SHUFFLE.			642
UNDERGROUND WATER COULD DELAY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION.			409
VALENCIA BRACES FOR TOUGH WEEK.			536
VALENCIA GIRLS HAVE TWO GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.			657
VIEWS ON PRIVATE ELECTRICITY TO BE SOLICITED.			255
WESTWARD HO! BIRTH OF T.O., SIMI MET NEED FOR EXPANSION GROWING PAINS ACCOMPANIED BIRTH OF T.O., SIMI.			1209
WHERE CARS ARE STARS.			1040
WOODEN'S WINNING WAYS; UCLA COACH HELPED PLAYERS ON, OFF COURT.			838
WOODLANDS' COMPANY AXED; BONDING FIRM ASKED TO TAKE OVER NATURE PRESERVE PROJECT.			422
YOUNGSTERS SEND THEIR PRIZE ANIMALS TO COUNTY FAIR AUCTION.			229
ZERO WORRIES; OFFICIALS SAY L.A. WELL-PREPARED FOR Y2K.			768