Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 22, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`THE WORDS ARE THE MOVEMENT'; CIRQUE DU SOLEIL TELLS A NEW STORY WITH `DRALION'.			1715
5 CONCERTS SET FOR ORCHESTRA-CHORALE SEASON.			475
AL FRESCO FARE; DINE AT RESTAURANTS UNDER THE SKY AND STARS.			1539
AN ATTITUDE THAT WILL BE BIG-LEAGUE; MANAGER MCCLENDON WANTS STEALTH TO BE AGGRESSIVE IN CAL FALL LEAGUE.			1493
ANOTHER SEASON ENDED; RB ANDERSON FELLED BY ACL.			627
ATHLETE SPEAKS OUT; KOPAY URGES ACCEPTANCE IN QUARTERBACK CLUB ADDRESS.			309
BAIL GOES UP IN KNIFE ATTACK; MAN ACCUSED OF STABBING WIFE.			220
BIG RIGS MAY BE BANNED FROM ROAD.			241
BOND WOULD FUND A.V. PLANS; POPPY RESERVE AMONG SPECIFIC PROJECTS.			435
BRIEFLY : MAN, COUSIN HELD IN COCAINE TRANSPORT.			270
BRIEFLY : SUPERVISORS REJECT EXPANSION STUDY.			642
CALIFORNIA'S GAS PRICES FALL WHILE NATION'S RISE.			291
CANYON'S WILD BEAUTY SHOULD BE SAVED.			335
CHAMBER LAYS OFF DIRECTOR; AGOURA HILLS BOARD MEMBERS SCRAMBLE TO MAINTAIN OFFICE.			360
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS AMERICAN WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL.			830
CIPPERS NOTEBOOK: CLIPS WON'T PAY, BUT FOR NOW TAYLOR STAYS.			211
CITY COUNCIL DELAYS DECISION ON BANNER ADVERTISING CONTROLS.			467
CITY TO OFFER FREE TOXIC WASTE PICKUP AT PARK SUNDAY.			211
COC WOMEN'S SOCCER: CANYONS' NEW OFFENSIVE SYSTEM PAYS OFF IN BIG WAY WITH 8-0 START.			388
COMMUNITY HEROES HONORED; COUNTY GIVES SCROLLS TO VICTIMS, RESCUERS OF JEWISH CENTER SIEGE.			619
COOK'S CORNER : BETTY RESCUES DINNER.		Recipe	800
COUNTRYWIDE EXCEEDS ANALYSTS' HOPES AGAIN.			282
COUNTY APPROVES LAST PHASE OF PACOIMA DAM EARTHQUAKE REPAIR.			458
CRICKET CLOSER; AVID FANS TURN OUT FOR FINAL GAME.			593
CSUN NOTEBOOK: RUNNING GAME TO TEST MATADOR.			480
DAY IN SPORTS: BARBER LEADS AT THE MIDPOINT.			321
DINING BEAT : SUSHI BARS RE-ENERGIZED.			500
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: WHITE: TALENT IS THERE TO WIN.			720
DRUG RAID NETS COUPLE; GIRL, 9, TAKEN INTO CARE.			269
EDITORIAL : L.A.'S PREGNANCY PROBLEM; TEENS NEED TO BE CONVINCED SCHOOL MAKES A DIFFERENCE.		Editorial	392
EDITORIAL : PLAN FOR THE FUTURE; UNCONTROLLED GROWTH AND IGNORANCE OF THE HAZARDS OF CHEMICALS LED TO THE CONTAMINATION OF THE VALLEY'S GROUNDWATER.		Editorial	388
END-OF-SUMMER STORM ADDS WOES TO FREEWAY, ROADS.			265
FALL SPORTS NOTES: CALABASAS DOUBLES ITS POTENTIAL.			566
FEELING THE VIBES, HARRIS TURNS TO JAZZ.			394
FINDING HOT TOYS; LIST PREVIEWS COOL YULE GIFTS.			222
FIRMS ASK FOR HIGHER S.C. RIVER SALT LEVELS; WATER BOARD WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARING TONIGHT.			616
FOOTBALL NOTES: AVC'S DEFENSE WILL GET EARLY TEST; MARAUDERS BRACE FOR PASSING GAME OF GROSSMONT.			512
FOUR GLENDALE BOYS ARRESTED; ATTACK FEARED.			577
FULL SPEED AHEAD; A.V. FREEWAY CAR-POOL LANE FINALLY OPENS.			322
H.-W.'S RALLY FALLS SHORT : BISHOP M. 3, H.-W. 2.			441
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA.			2572
HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENT SUBJECT OF FORUM.			402
HR TEXTRON LAYS OFF 5%.			257
IN BRIEF.			312
INVESTORS FIND MANY REASONS TO SELL; APPLE'S ANNOUNCEMENT UNSETTLES THE MARKETS.		Statistical Data Included	455
JUDGE WEIGHS FACTS IN MURDER PRELIM.			500
KINGS NOTEBOOK: VETERAN SAYS NHL ONLY OPTION.			444
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS TRADE AGING HARPER.			320
LANG RANCH SUED OVER DAM; HOMEOWNERS PROTEST PAYING COST, LOSING OLD OAK TREES.			473
LAUSD TAPS MILLER TO LEAD REFORM; DISSENTING MEMBERS OBJECT TO RUSHED SELECTION PROCESS.			580
LETTER SUGGESTS BELMONT CRIMES; FINES, PRISON TIME POSSIBLE PENALTIES.			922
LUCKY IN LOVE; SENIOR CITIZENS FEEL JUST `LIKE TEEN-AGERS'.			654
MAN HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGES.			214
MONDO MAMBO; SINGER WANTS TO TAKE THE RHYTHM OF HIT SONG INTO THE NEXT CENTURY.		Sound Recording Review	450
MOORPARK COLLEGE NOTES: KEEVER SEEKS FUNDS FOR UNFINISHED BUSINESS.			680
NEW KIWANIS CLUB SET FOR SANTA CLARITA.			190
NEWHALL LAND DROPS DEVELOPMENT IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.			294
NEWS LITE : GOODING, WIFE ARE TWO BRUISERS.			809
NOTES: ROONEY BACKERS TAKE TO STREETS.			202
OBITUARY : GEORGE THOMAS DODDS.		Obituary	115
ORTIZ REGAINS HIS FORM : ANGELS 7, TAMPA BAY 5.			480
OUR STATE OF HEALTH ISN'T GOOD.			940
PARK BOND COMES INTO PLAY; CITY VIEWS USES FOR $1.9 MILLION CUT.			693
PARK BONDS PLAN TO BE ON BALLOT.			326
PARKING BECOMING COMMONS CONCERN.			479
PROBE GROWS TO ALL LAPD; SPECIAL BOARD TO STUDY DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS.			1061
PUBLIC FORUM : MASON CARES ABOUT KIDS.		Editorial	1495
QUAKES NOT LINKED TO L.A.; EXPERTS SAY RECENT TEMBLORS ISOLATED.			317
RAPE CRISIS CENTER TO HOLD SCV OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY.			161
REUNION PLANNED; LATINOS TO HONOR TEACHERS OF THEIR SEGREGATED CLASSES.			779
ROOKIE WILLIAMS SA G'DAY L.A. WITH WIN : DODGERS 9, SAN FRAN. 4.			632
SAN FERNANDO REVITALIZATION PLANS OFFERED.			268
SC NOTEBOOK: TROJANS CLEAR THE AIR.			545
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO HOLD EXPO FOR COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS.			117
STUDENT, 14, ARRESTED IN SCHOOL BOMB THREAT.			293
SYLMAR WIN PROVES COSTLY : SYLMAR 3, POLY 1.			485
TAX-REFUND SCHEMER SENTENCED TO PRISON.			410
THE FUTURE IS NOW; TECHNOLOGY CHANGES THE PLAYING FIELD.			2749
THE WHO REGROUP TO TOP VEGAS INTERNET CONCERT BILL.			709
THESE DODGERS NOW STRANGERS TO MIKE SCIOSCIA.			791
TOUGH LESSON; LAST SEASON'S SUSPENSION GIVES T.O.'S HARTSON A NEW OUTLOOK.			745
TWELVE TOYS OF CHRISTMAS : CATALOG LISTS THE MUST-HAVES.			1142
UCLA NOTEBOOK: STANFORD BAND JUST ON OF UCLA'S CONCERNS.			469
UCLA PREDICTS GROWTH WILL STABILIZE IN STATE.			731
UPPER ECHELON; `THE WEST WING' ISN'T POLITICS - OR SERIES TV - AS USUAL.		Television Program Review	1485
VENTURA COUNTY FAIR CEO PLANS TO LEAVE HIS POST.			287
WET BLANKET; MILD SUMMER ENDS WITH THUNDERSTORMS.			699