Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 3, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] LAKE SHOW RETURNS; NO MICHAEL, NO KOBE NO PROBLEM FOR JACKSON : LAKERS 91, UTAH 84.			822
[0] NEW LAIR, SAME LAME CLIPPERS : SEATTLE 104, CLIPPERS 92.			460
`CELEBRATE L.A. 2000' AT AIRPORT.			487
2ND SURVEY ON UNIFORMS WILL GO OUT; BOARD WANTS PARENTS' INPUT.			298
ACTOR JOINS FIGHT AGAINST TAKEOFF BAN.			270
AGOURA HILLS: OPEN-SPACE MEASURE WINNING BY LANDSLIDE.			271
ALL SOULS DAY; CARDINAL LEADS MASS.			241
ANALYZE THIS; THREE LA CANADA PLAYERS KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING.			722
ANTELOPE VALLEY MEASURE E: VOTERS REJECTING MEASURE E.			196
ANTELOPE VALLEY SCHOOLS: INCUMBENTS WINNING IN MOST SCHOOL BOARD RACES.			181
AVC BEAT: DEFENSE ALMOST RESCUES AVC : NINE FUMBLES IN OT LOSS.			739
BAFFERT SAYS GENERAL CHALLENGE DESTINED CLASSIC RACE.			445
BRIEFLY : MANY MANSIONS PLANS HARVEST FEST.			327
BRIEFLY : POLICE SEEK WOMAN AND 5-YEAR-OLD SON.			576
BRIEFLY : SUPERVISORS OPPOSE 411 RATE INCREASE.			352
CABLE, INTERNET SURVEY WILL HELP SET POLICY.			269
CEOS WILL CONVERGE ON BEVERLY HILLS FOR FORUM.			262
CHARGES FILED AGAINST DRIVER IN 9-CAR CRASH.			400
CITY COUNCIL SHOULD TAKE INTERNET REGULATION LESSONS FROM GOLD RUSH DAYS.		Editorial	674
COC BEAT: FINALLY, AN ENDING IN RECRUITMENT SAGA : COC IS GIVEN A WRITTEN REPRIMAND.			667
CORTINES POSTPONES INTERVIEW FOR POSITION.			451
COST OF CARRYING CONCEALED GUN IN SIMI VALLEY DOUBLING.			373
CROSS COUNTRY: GOLDEN CROSS COUNTRY TITLES AT STAKE : LANCASTER BOYS, QUARTZ HILLS GIRLS GOING FOR THIRD CROWN IN A ROW.			426
CROSS COUNTRY: LATE NIGHTS HAVE BECOME PART OF CHARGERS' ROUTINE : AGOURA'S RUNNERS BALANCING RUNNING WITH SCHOOLWORK.			806
CROSS COUNTRY: ROAD TO STATE STARTS IN EARNEST.			550
CSUN NOTEBOOK: INJURIES COULD HURT PLAYOFF SHOT.			442
DEVELOPER BACKS ROAD REROUTING; OAK, CREEK MAY BE SAVED.			315
DINING BEAT : REVISITING MA MAISON.			464
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GRIFFEY MAY BE TOO EXPENSIVE FOR L.A.			609
DUCKS VS. PHILADELPHIA.			156
EDITORIAL : AIR TRAGEDIES TOUCH US ALL.		Editorial	354
EDITORIAL : ALL ABOARD THE BANDWAGON; THE VALLEY'S DREAM OF HAVING ITS OWN SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS SUDDENLY BECOME POLITICALLY CORRECT.		Editorial	558
EIGHT LINKED WITH MELEE MURDER OF VENTURA MAN.			595
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KIDS LEARN `BRAVO!' MEANS OPERA COOL.			494
END OF THE ROAD; DAIMLERCHRYSLER TO SCRAP VENERABLE PLYMOUTH BRAND.			527
EX-MVP GONZALEZ TRADED TO TIGERS.			973
EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZED; TEACHER SURPRISED BY AWARD.			360
FAA OFFERS SUPPORT FOR AIRPORT PLAN.			481
FERRARO CRUSHES EFFORTS TO STUDY SUNSHINE ALTERNATIVES.			861
FOOTBALL: CAPTAIN OF HIS OWN SHIP : KALB BECOMES A FORCE FOR SAUGUS.			583
FRUSTRATED TEACHERS PLAN PROTEST TODAY.			961
GE'S CEO SHOWS THE WAY TO GO.			574
HART SCHOOL DISTRICT: MEASURE A NOT CARRYING NEEDED VOTES.			312
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXTRA : RECRUITING UPDATE.		Statistical Data Included	2892
HIGHLAND AGAIN HAS GOLDEN TOUCH : HIGHLAND 3, QUARTZ HILL 0.			389
HOMELESS PROJECT FUNDING APPROVED.			300
HOT KINGS MAKE IT 5 STRAIGHT.			662
IN BRIEF.			313
JURY TO SEE AUTOPSY PHOTOS; RULING IN DISMEMBERMENT CASE UPSETS DEFENSE.			570
KINGS NOTEBOOK: SUDDENLY, TSYPLAKOV IS BACK.			751
LAKE SHOW RETURNS; NO MICHAEL, NO KOBE NO PROBLEM FOR JACKSON : LAKERS 91, UTAH 84.			842
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LOST POWER STRIKES AT WRONG TIME.			602
LAS VIRGENES SCHOOLS: SCHULZ, FINDERS PULLING AHEAD.			290
LAWMAKER AIMS AT LAUSD; SEN. POLANCO WILL FORCE STUDY OF DISTRICT.			433
MARKETS' MARRIAGE TO FORM TOP CHAIN; ALBERTSON'S IS SAYING ADIEU TO LUCKY LOGO.		Statistical Data Included	668
MAYBE THERE'S HOPE, NOT HYPE.			756
MILK PRICE CUT OK'D; CALIFORNIA FARMERS SAY THEY'LL CHALLENGE JUDGE'S RULING.			433
MORE-FOCUSED MAHAR LEAPS TO FOREFRONT; LATE BLOOMER LEADING SAUGUS.			657
NEW LAIR, SAME LAME CLIPPERS : SEATTLE 104, CLIPPERS 92.			445
NEWS LITE : PENT-UP PASSION? G-RATED KISS TO CREEP INTO `X'.			721
ON HER GUARD; RAMOS DIDN'T ANTICIPATE CONFUSING SENIOR SEASON.			596
PALMDALE: LEDFORD AHEAD IN MAYORAL RACE.			166
PLAYOFFS BEGIN.			119
POLL WORKERS SEE FUNCTION AS CIVIC DUTY.			805
POWER OF POKEMAN; MOVIE TICKETS CONTEST OVERWHELMS STUDIO.			554
PREP FOOTBALL: BROKEN LEG CAN'T STOP PLUE : ROYAL SENIOR, PLAYING WITH FRACTURED FIBULA, TURNS IN 197-YARD, FOUR-TOUCHDOWN GAME.			896
PROJECTS PLANNED FOR STREETS AND PARKS.			270
PUBLIC FORUM : LIVE ON THIS.		Editorial	1629
RACING'S JUDGMENT DAY; NOT SURPRISINGLY, MOST OF DECADE'S BEST HORSES MADE THEIR MARK IN THE BREEDERS' CUP.			1585
RAIDERS MAKING COMPETITION FEEL ILL; MOORPARK'S 3 HEALTHY WRESTLERS WIN TITLES AT ALL-STAR MEET IN FRESNO.			563
RESTAURANT REPLICAS: CREATE FABULOUS COPYCAT APPETIZER, SALADS AT HOME.		Recipe	1136
SANTA CLARITA SCHOOLS: STURGEON, ELLIS LEAD HART RACE.			274
SC NOTEBOOK: FOX GETS CAUGHT IN EMOTIONAL TRAP.			566
SCUFFLE AT HART HIGH LEADS TO SUSPENSIONS.			186
SERENO RIDGE; COMMISSION OFFERS NAME FOR NEW PARK.			215
SEX OFFENDER ARRESTED IN PAROLE CASE.			147
SHERIFF'S POLICIES CRITICIZED; SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT FINDS LITTLE PROGRESS.			372
SHOPPERS WILL REVEL IN STRONG ECONOMY.			446
STOCK SINKS TO NEW LOW; DENTAL/MEDICAL SHARES DOWN AFTER WARNING OF QUARTERLY LOSS.			288
SUSPECTED POT FARM BLAMED FOR ACTON FIRE.			260
THE CURTAIN RISES; LEGENDARY SILENT MOVIE THEATER REBORN.			865
UCLA NOTEBOOK: THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES.			621
UPDATING OF A COURTSHIP TALE; O'DONNELL, ZELLWEGER REMAKE 1925 KEATON CLASSIC.			1502
VALENCIA COMPUTER COMPANY PURCHASED.			132
VICTIM OF HIGHWAY 18 CRASH FROM JOSHUA TREE.			137
WEB SITE FOR PAYING TRAFFIC FINES LAUDED.			345
WESTLAKE VILLAGE CITY COUNCIL: DE SANTIS KEEPS POST; HENDERSON, MANN CLOSE.			205
WHILE GRAMMER MENDS, LEEVES EYES `FRASIER'S' FUTURE.			738
WINNING ONE FOR INJURED PAL; FORMER COC PLAYER WATCHES VICTORY.			739
WOMAN VICTIM OF SEX ATTACK.			322
XEROX WORKER `SNAPS,' 7 DIE; SUSPECTED SHOOTER GIVES UP AFTER STANDOFF.			649