Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 29, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$112 MILLION LAX FACE LIFT PROPOSED; PROJECT WOULD BE COMPLETED IN 2001.			711
[0] DODGERS BLOW OUT CANDLESTICK PARK : DODGERS 6, SAN FRANCISCO 3.			498
`CZECH MATE' OPENS ORCHESTRA'S SEASON.			168
2,500 ATTEND 1999 CAREER FAIR.			517
A DINO DOES THE DETECTIVE WORK.			1093
AVC NOTES: DEFENSE TO THE RESCUE.			487
BOARD REJECTS KEYPAD SECURITY; SAYS FUNDS BETTER SPENT ON STUDENTS.			437
BRADLEY DETAILS PROPOSAL FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE.			1015
BRIEFLY : FORKLIFT OPERATOR CRUSHED TO DEATH.			203
BRIEFLY : POLICE CHASE ENDS ON HIGH SCHOOL FIELD.			332
BRIEFLY : VICTIM TAKES WHEEL AFTER RAPE ATTEMPT.			146
BRIEFLY : WOODBURY ENJOYING ENROLLMENT BOOST.			585
BURBANK POLICE SEIZE 80 POT PLANTS; TIP LEADS OFFICERS TO HOUSE; 2 HELD ON FELONY CHARGES.			385
BYE-BYE BLACKBIRD AGAIN: ELEGANT SR-71 PLANE TO FLY OFF TO NEW RETIREMENT AFTER BASE AIR SHOW.			481
CALLING ALL LOBSTER LOVERS TO PORT.			1180
CAN KINGS ZIG-ZAG TO PLAYOFFS? : MURRAY, MANAGEMENT HOPING TO LEAVE BAGGAGE AT THE FORUM.			1341
CAR SMASHES INTO POST OFFICE.			280
CARTOON HERO; CALARTS STUDENT'S TALE TO BE TELECAST.			659
CHECK OUT : NEWS AND TIPS FREEBIE LEAFLET.			491
CITY GETS PROJECT FUNDS; MONEY DESTINED FOR FOX CORRIDOR.			264
COC NOTEBOOK: COC DEFENSE HITS THE MARK; AGRESSIVE WOMEN'S TEAM HAS ALLOWED FEW GOALS SO FAR.			599
COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE ON LANDFILL UNTIL OCTOBER; NEIGHBORS COMPLAIN OF BURDEN.			900
COUNCIL TO VOTE ON TIME CAPSULE; PROJECT WOULD BE SANTA CLARITA'S FIRST.			400
CSUN NOTEBOOK: BOTTOM LINE: SWANSON MOVE.			273
DA TEAM TO ROLL ON POLICE GUNFIRE.			549
DAY IN SPORTS STEINBERG HITS MID-AM 4TH ROUND; BURROUGHS STOMPS HART IN FOOTHILL TENNIS.			673
DODGERS BLOW OUT CANDLESTICK PARK : DODGERS 6, SAN FRANCISCO 3.			490
DODGERS FIRE CEO, PLAN MORE CHANGES.			954
DUCKS EAGER TO MAKE AMENDS.			1139
EDITORIAL : ``DUTCH'' NO TREAT; NEW REAGAN BIOGRAPHY LOOKS LIKE A HISTRIONIC MESS.		Editorial	442
EDITORIAL : MANAGING CARE; NEW STATE HEALTH LEGISLATION GIVES PATIENTS SOME RIGHTS WHEN FIGHTING FOR TREATMENT.		Editorial	398
EX-TEACHER SENTENCED IN FONDLING.			288
FISHY STEW, FOR SURE.		Recipe	577
FOR SAFETY'S SAKE; SECURITY SYSTEM A SUCCESS.			592
FUND-RAISERS HONOR COLLEGE LEADER.			320
FUNDS APPROVED FOR PARKS PROGRAMS.			600
GALAXY NOTEBOOK: L.A. ON BAD RUN : GALAXY NEEDS SCHMID FACTOR TO END STREAK.			602
HER MAGIC TOUCH; MELISSA JOAN HART - STAR OF TV'S `SABRINA, THE TEENAGE WITCH' CASTS A NEW SPELL WITH ANIMATED SERIES AND A FEATURE FILM OPENING FRIDAY.			1169
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA : GROWING UP FAST.			2666
HOUSE CALLS ON L.A. MENU.			447
HOUSING HEARINGS PLANNED.			345
HUSBAND-WIFE DUO TO PRODUCE OSCARS.			471
IN BRIEF.			298
INFANT'S BODY FOUND IN WASH.			274
IT'S A NEW-LOOK TRACK; SANTA ANITA OPENS TODAY AFTER FACELIFT.			668
L.A.'S NFL HOPES END? DAVIS DROPS FRANCHISE BID.			657
LA REINA RALLIES WITH HAIN, RYAN : LA REINA 3, WESTLAKE 1.			435
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: `SPIDER' COULD DROP IN AT CAMP.			456
LAUSD BOARD MAY REDUCE OWN OVERSIGHT OF SPENDING.			412
LEUKEMIA PATIENT MAKING PROGRESS; DOCTORS AWAIT 100-DAY MARK.			543
LIBRARY'S EXPANDED STORY TIME A REAL PAGE-TURNER.			414
LOPEZ RETURNS TO ACTING, BUT ALBUM'S STILL ON HER MIND.			735
MAKING DOUGH.		Statistical Data Included	809
MAN TO BE JAILED IN NET SEX CASE.			295
MAN, 18, SURVIVES STABBING; VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS FOR HOURS BEFORE AWAKING TO CALL FOR HELP.			381
MEDICARE OFFICIALS PETITIONED; SENATORS ISSUE PLEA ON BEHALF OF COUNTY.			465
MINORITY AIDS FUNDING INCREASED.			426
MOBILE CLINIC GETS SET TO ROLL; PROPOSED MOBILE CLINIC PLANS TO BREAK TRANSPORTATION BARRIER.			655
MOORPARK SEES FILM, TV SHOOTS INCREASE.			267
MR. INTENSE; SAUGUS' PEARSON IS BACKBONE OF CENTURIONS.			624
NEW GM COMPANY TO RUN DEALERSHIPS.			320
NEWS LITE : ARCHITECT'S PLAN MAKES SHORT LIST.			734
OAK PARK RUNNERS UP TO THE TASK; EAGLES SET TO MEET ELITE AT STANFORD INVITATIONAL THIS WEEKEND.			665
PANELIST LEAVING MENTAL HEALTH BOARD.			428
PREP FOOTBALL: EAGLES' MISSING PIECE RETURNS; MOSLEY'S LEADERSHIP BOOSTS YOUNG TEAM.			483
PUBLIC FORUM : WHO WILL PAY?		Editorial	1596
RAIDERS GAUGING ABILITIES; ROMAN, GONZALEZ LIFT NO. 3-RANKED MOORPARK TEAM.			542
RAMPART NEIGHBORS PRAISE, JEER POLICE.			443
RESORT WORKER SAVES MAN.			230
RISK IS HIGH FOR PEDESTRIANS; L.A. COUNTY MOST DANGEROUS IN STATE.		Statistical Data Included	575
ROCKETDYNE WORK PANEL SETS MEETING.			127
ROCKY DAY FOR GRAZIANO; FOX: MALONE'S NOT IN JEOPARDY.			688
SAFE AT ANY SPEED; DEPUTIES LEARN DRIVING SKILLS.			400
SC NOTEBOOK: WAIT PAYS OFF FOR LANDRIGAN.			446
SEX OFFENDER HELD IN ASSAULT CASE.			324
SLOW AND EASY; CROCKERY COOKERY STILL AT HOME IN THE KITCHEN.		Recipe	3674
STEALTH: SO FAR, SO GOOD; TEAM PLEASED WITH BIG CROWD.			745
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR GRANDPARENTS RIGHTS CASE.			440
SURREAL SYNERGY; FASHION, COMPASSION AND GLITZ CONVERGE FOR ANNUALLY DAZZLING PASSPORT '99.			1081
SYLMAR WIDOW'S MURDER TRIAL OPENS.			492
THE INEVITABLE HAPPENED, BUT NEW FACES ARE WAITING.			632
THE SKINNY (AND THE FAT) ON WB'S NEW `POPULAR'.		Television Program Review	1004
TOXIC COVERUP; REPORT SAYS LAUSD HID SAFETY HAZARDS FOR A DECADE.			1424
UCLA NOTEBOOK: TOLEDO PICKS FIVE FAB FROSH.			574
UNION, PARENTS SAY LIVES ARE IN DANGER.			568
WOMEN'S SOCCER: WAVING THE STAR- SPANGLER BANNER; SISTERS UNITED IN PEPPERDINE SOCCER PROGRAM.			854