Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 9, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`HARRY POTTER' INTERNET SALES CHANGING BOOKSELLING'S FUTURE.			234
99 ON 9/9/99; BIRTHDAY IS FIELD DAY FOR NUMBER WATCHERS.			683
A BLUE RIBBON FOR FAIR'S CLEANLINESS? CARE IN CARNIVAL SETUP EXTENDS TO SAFETY, STAFF.			407
A LOT OF BLAME TO SHOULDER IN BOULDER : COLORADO'S BLOWOUT LOSS LEAVES BARNETT IN A HUFF WITH THE BUFFS.			1587
A PRIMER FOR THE PREP FOOTBALL SEASON : ZANY.			3471
A.V. MAN HELD ANEW; CHARGES REFILED IN MURDER CASE.			320
AGENCY BACKS DOWN ON CHARGE TO PHOTOCOPY POLICY STATEMENTS.			253
ALVAREZ SUSPECT IN BATTERY.			149
AREA BOXER ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY; WORLD CHAMP VARGAS ANSWERS BRAWL CHARGES.			211
ARMOR-CLAD SUPPORT; DUO LAUDED FOR HELP UNDER FIRE.			603
ARROYO CAMPUS TO REOPEN; MOTHBALLED ELEMENTARY TO BE PRESSED INTO SERVICE.			431
BOXING CHAMP NOW PUNCHES HIS LINES AS AN ACTOR.			386
BRIEFLY : COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT IN LITTLEROCK.			108
BRIEFLY : OCT. 6 HEARING SET FOR TEEN SUSPECTS.			206
BRIEFLY : ROBBERY CHASE ENDS IN FREEWAY SHOOTING.			556
BURBANK WEIGHING AIRPORT INPUT; PROPOSAL WOULD SEEK VOTER APPROVAL OF EXPANSION PLANS.			924
CANDIDATE'S JOB DESCRIPTION UPHELD BY COURT; JUDGE ACCEPTS BOARD HOPEFUL'S `ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT' TITLE.			624
CANYON ON THE RUN? OFFENSIVE LINE WILL FEATURE TWO TOP AREA TACKLES.			646
CAROL LAWRENCE TO TAKE ON BROADWAY IN FUND-RAISER.			405
CHARGES FILED IN STABBING CASE.			335
CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO STUDY GUN SAFEGUARDS; ACTION SPURRED BY SHOOTINGS AT VALLEY COMMUNITY CENTER.			497
CLASSROOM CRUNCH; SCHOOL LEADERS URGE CONSTRUCTION FUNDING.			587
CLOSE PALMDALE TEAM AIMS FOR GOLDEN TITLE.			627
COMMON GROUND : DIFFICULT OFFSEASON SHOWS PARALLELS AS TEAMS STRUGGLE.			1108
COUNCIL PANEL WANTS REVIEW OF COMPUTER PAYROLL SYSTEM.			375
CROSSWALK STING; GLENDALE OPERATION YIELDS 150 CITATIONS.			352
DEL MAR: FOREST CAMP LEAVES 'EM IN THE DUST.			357
DEPUTIES, COLLEGES WORKING ON PACT; NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE FOR POLICING CAMPUSES.			510
DETAILS OF WATER DEAL SOUGHT; RESIDENTS, CITY TAKE INFORMATION REQUESTS PUBLIC.			451
DETONATION PLANS OPEN TO COMMENT.			290
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PITCHER GAGNE THE EXCEPTION TO BIG-LEAGUE RULES : DODGERS VS. NEW YORK.			654
EDITORIAL : LET THE VOTERS DECIDE.		Editorial	424
EDITORIAL : POLITICAL EUPHEMISM; TAX INCREMENT FINANCING FOR COLISEUM PARKING IS ANOTHER NAME FOR GIVING AWAY TAX MONEY TO NFL BILLIONAIRES.		Editorial	495
FEAST FOR FILM BUFFS; SEASON OPENS AT BACKLOT THEATER.			409
FLOCK FINDS A FRIEND; STINKER AND PALS DEVELOP BOND WITH NORTHRIDGE WOMAN.			767
FRESH START; CLASSES BEGIN WITH RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS.			978
GOOD AND EVIL; ENTERTAINING `JEKYLL & HYDE' LUNGES INTO DARK GOTHIC DIVIDE.		Theater Review	681
GROUP VOWS NOT TO ACCEPT BRUSH-OFF; JUDGE THROWS OUT PART OF ANTI-FLUORIDE SUIT.			506
HAMMERED SHUT; LONGTIME VALLEY HARDWARE STORES FELLED BY BIG CHAINS.			671
IN BRIEF.			320
INJURED FARMER EXPECTS TO SEE LIMITED PLAYING TIME.			578
INSURER FILES FRAUD SUIT; PAIR OF REINSURERS ARE BLAMED IN COVERAGE LOSS.			381
INTERNET PROVIDER POLL GIVES NOD TO UPSTARTS.			851
IT'S BRAND NEW; OPENING DAY ARRIVES FOR KIDS, CAMPUS.			733
JUDGE CALLS SUIT TRIAL-DELAY PLOY; WON'T RECUSE SELF.			564
KILLER GETS 15 YEARS TO LIFE; WOMAN SENTENCED FOR RAMMING GIRL WITH CAR.			692
LITTLEROCK OUT TO MAKE COACHES EAT THEIR WORDS; NEW COACH: LOBOS AREN'T JOKE.			612
LOCKHEED MAY PLAN U-2 PITCH.			358
LOOKING FOR GAGE? ON WEEKENDS, TRY VOLLEYBALL COURT.			615
MALIBU IS STILL TOPS IN FRONTIER LEAGUE; BUT PACIFIC VIEW TEAMS NOW HAVE A SHOT.			783
MOURNING THE LOSS OF A FRIEND IN MOJAVE; FIVE SENIORS EXPECTED TO LEAD THE HEALING.			1072
NEWBURY PARK CENTER SOLD; PROSPECTIVE BUYER LOOKING TO `ENHANCE' SHOPPING SITE.			389
NEWS LITE : MERELY FRIENDS, ACTOR SAYS OF PAL.			708
NWS TO UPGRADE RADAR SITE DESPITE LOCAL OPPOSITION.			376
OBITUARIES : ELEANOR MAE MCWHIRTER.		Obituary	202
OUTPOST.			770
OVERDOSE OF DRUGS BLAMED IN INMATE'S DEATH.			421
PADILLA SEEKS FUNDS FOR PACOIMA.			345
PHLEMMY AWARD GOES TO `3RD ROCK' FOR CIGAR EPISODE.			735
PITCHESS OFFICIAL CREDITS HIS SUCCESS TO EDUCATION.			419
PRIMER TO THE SEASON.			200
PUBLIC FORUM : TRAPPING COYOTES.		Editorial	1527
RAIN DELAYS, ODD PLAYS WRECK DODGERS' DAY : FLORIDA 5, DODGERS 4.			711
RIORDAN TAPS VALLEY ACTIVIST FOR PANEL SEAT.			215
SAVING L.A. SHOW BIZ; CITY TO TRAVEL HIGH-TECH ROAD TO KEEP JOBS.			1030
SEGA PINS COMEBACK ON 128-BIT GAME SET.			317
SHE'S CLASSY AT FAIRPLEX.			97
SIMI EDUCATION FOUNDATION BOLSTERS RANKS, SETS GOALS; EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION RAISES FUND-RAISING GOALS.			557
SUSPECT, 62, IS ARRESTED IN STALKINGS; MAN SELECTED VICTIMS AT RANDOM, OFFICIALS SAY.			207
THE MASTER'S; EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF FOR MASTER'S.			530
THE NOT SO GREAT SEAFOOD CAPER; FAILED LOBSTER HEIST LANDS 3 IN HOT WATER.			627
TODAY'S TOP FOOTBALL GAMES : BANNING AT TAFT.			811
TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL GAME.			186
TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL GAMES.			911
TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL GAMES.			246
TWO 13-YEAR-OLDS ARRESTED IN PARK BREAK-INS, FIRE.			400
U.S. OPEN 1999: SERENA ON TRACK FOR OPEN SISTER ACT : SECOND WILLIAMS ADVANCES TO SEMIS.			565
USC NOTEBOOK: TROJANS AGREE TO SERIES VS. VIRGINIA : POLAMALU DID WELL IN HAWAII.			565
YOU JUST CAN'T STOP LOOKING ... BARNUM FREAK SHOWS LIVE ON TV OF TODAY.		Television Program Review	1946