Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 23, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 MEN FACE CHARGES IN TEEN'S DEATH.			203
300 PROTEST 572-HOME PROPOSAL; WOULD-BE DEVELOPER SAYS BUY LAND OR LET IT BE USED.			614
84-YEAR-OLD STRUCK BY 76-YEAR-OLD BUS DRIVER.			419
A SHOW FOR RABID `ER' FANS ONLY.		Television Program Review	1644
AIR FORCE OFFICIALS LOBBY FOR F-22; SUPPORTERS SAY DROPPING DEVELOPMENT OF FIGHTER IMPERILS U.S. AIR SUPERIORITY.			756
ARE THEY UNITED? AMERICANS SHOOT TO REGAIN RYDER CUP FROM EUROPE.			1682
BANK OF AMERICA CONFERS SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS.			300
BREAK FELLS POLI-DIXON.			442
BRIDAL FASHION DISPLAY FORMS A TIMELINE OF THE CENTURY.			447
BRIEFLY : TRIAL DATE POSTPONED IN TEEN STRANGULATION.			242
BUILT FOR SPEED; HART'S GARRETT FULLER MAKING AN IMPACT ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.			692
CAL LUTHERAN NOTES: BEATING THE CLOCK: PIERCE PLAYING CATCH-UP AT CLU.			676
CHIEF OF POLICE HAS SOLE LEGAL AUTHORITY; OUTSIDERS DON'T INFLUENCE LAPD.		Editorial	858
CLASSMATES' CONVERSATION LED TO SUSPICION; TEEN SAYS SHE COMPARED NOTES ON LEWD CALLS.			639
COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT: PIRATES ARE FLOODED OUT BY HURRICANE : E. CAROLINA PLAYERS TRY TO FOCUS AFTER LOSING HOMES, BELONGINGS.		Statistical Data Included	1517
CORNELL PROVES THERE'S LIFE AFTER SOUNDGARDEN.			310
CORRECTION.		Correction Notice	22
COUNCIL REJECTS BALLOT MEASURE; HILL CANYON MOTION WON'T GO BEFORE VOTERS.			594
COUNCILMAN URGES ACTION PLAN FOR LOCAL GROUNDWATER POLLUTION.			220
CROSS COUNTRY NOTES: IT MUST BE THE SHOES : JAKOSKY'S FLATS ARE THE TICKET.			633
CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW: KIRKENDALL CAN RUN - AND RECRUIT; LANCASTER STAR WORKS TO PUT GIRLS' TEAM TOGETHER.			989
CSUN NOTEBOOK: BIG SKY TEAMS.			384
CUDDLY CAREER; RAISING ALPACAS BRINGS SATISFACTION TO COUPLE IN SOMIS.			739
DANNY BOYS; IRISH TENORS KEEPING OLD SONGS ALIVE.			579
DAVIS VETOES BIG-STORE BAN BILL : GOVERNOR CITES LACK OF REVIEW.			324
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: KARROS KNOWS HE MAY BE DEPARTING.			723
EDITORIAL : DON'T WAIT, PREPARE NOW; OFFICIALS SHOULD ENHANCE MAJOR PIECES OF INFRASTRUCTURE BEFORE NEXT QUAKE.		Editorial	333
EDITORIAL : LAUSD NEEDS WINDOWS; NO STATE MONEY UNTIL ALL INCOMPETENT MANAGERS ARE GONE.		Editorial	465
FILMMAKERS ACCEPT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY.			736
FIND A TACKLE BOX, FISHING'S FREE ON SATURDAY.			1171
FINER FISHIN' FOTOS : ART OF CATCHING FISH ON FILM CAN BE DIFFICULT FOR ANGLERS.			1010
FOR GRIFFITH, IT'S ALL A KICK : WALK-ON FRESHMAN WITH NO COLLEGE EXPERIENCE WON THE BRUINS JOB WITH EASE.			766
FORD DECIDES BUYERS WOULD REALLY RATHER HAVE A LIVE COMMERCIAL.			342
FORMER PRO FOOTBALL PLAYER TO HOST CONCERTS; SHOWS' MESSAGE OF HOPE WILL TARGET YOUTHS.			364
FROSH PROPEL USC WOMEN.			706
GAMING INDUSTRY SQUARELY IN THE CROSS HAIRS.			635
GOLF COURSE MEETINGS PROPOSED.			369
GOODWILL'S EMPLOYMENT CENTER IN VAN NUYS HEARS NEEDS OF DEAF.			480
HANGING ON WORDS; CAMPUS TREATED TO GUEST READERS.			303
HARPER COULD RETIRE BY OCT.			112
HART PARK FESTIVAL TO FEATURE POWWOWS.			533
HIGHER WINTER FUELS BILL SEEN.			206
IN BRIEF.			266
KIDS STILL FAILING AFTER EXTRA CLASS; SUMMER SCHOOL WASN'T ENOUGH.			598
LAKERS COACH READY TO MASTER JOB; JACKSON ENVISIONS CHANGING NOT ONLY TEAM BUT TOWN.			780
LANCASTER'S HODGE: COURAGE ON COURT; VOLLEYBALL HELPING SENIOR COPE WITH LOSS OF TWIN BROTHER.			919
LAPD PROBE; VALLEY'S TOP COP IN CHARGE : BOSTIC TO LEAD INQUIRY INTO DEPARTMENT POLICIES.			960
LAPD'S MORALE TAKES A HIT; SWELLING PUBLIC SUPPORT SOFTENS STING.			594
LAST CALL FOR `PHANTOM MENACE'.			147
LAUSD FUNDED TO BUILD 44 SCHOOLS; DISTRICT PROMISES CAREFUL OVERSIGHT FOR EACH PROJECT.			691
LESS O'NEAL FOR LAKERS? JACKSON WANTS BIG MAN THINNER AND TEAM IN CONDITION.			813
MARIJUANA CHARGES AGAINST COUPLE DROPPED.			365
MASTER'S NOTES: BRADBURY SHINES ON OFFENSE.			550
MICHAEL GREENE'S ABOUT MORE THAN GRAMMYS.			800
MISSION COLLEGE IS STILL LOOKING.			490
MOORPARK ROUTS NO. 2 GOLDEN WE.		Statistical Data Included	461
NBA; CLIPS SAY NO MO:.			122
NBC TO SHOOT `LIVE' ADS IN SIMI; TV MOVIE HOST TO PITCH FORD.			426
NEW BIKES OFFER MORE COMFORT : TECHNOLOGY TAKES BUMPS OUT OF RIDE.			727
NEWS LITE : BILL NYE IS NEW NETWORK'S GUY.			977
NHL NOTEBOOK: COYOTES SHUT OUT DUCKS IN KARIYA-LESS EXHIBITION.			524
NOTES: STARR'S SUSPENSION OVERTURNED BY CITY SECTION.			160
OFFICER RECOUNTS MEETINGS; POLICE RUSE DISCUSSED AT BABYDOL'S TRIAL.			639
OPPONENT BLASTS MINING PLAN; FORMER OWNER SAYS CONTRACTOR TAKING WRONG APPROACH.			658
OUTPOST.			751
PANENO LOSES PART OF LEG.			354
PARENTS COMPARE NOTES ON BRINGING UP TOTS.			631
PLENTY OF SPACE AT THE INN.			347
PRE-NFL STUDENTS GET ACADEMIC ADVICE.			689
PUBLIC FORUM : FEAR TACTIC.		Editorial	1530
ROAD SIGNS WILL CAUTION MOTORISTS; GRANT LIKELY TO FUND EXTRA PATROLS ALONG 16 MILES OF HIGHWAY 118.			431
SAUGUS SCHOOL BOARD OPPOSES NEW DISTRICT.			198
SC NOTEBOOK: HACKETT STILL HOLDING STRINGS.			432
SPOKESWOMAN FOR TV BRINGS RARE INSIGHT.			603
STUDENTS ROBBED BY ARMED INTRUDER.			160
THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR GAWKING...; '60S FOOTWEAR RETURNING TO HEIGHT OF POPULARITY, WITH STYLE CHOICES NANCY SINATRA NEVER HAD.			857
TICKETS ON SALE TO HELP SCHOOL.			279
TRAVIS' PLATE OVERFLOWS WITH MOVIES, PERFORMING, CD.			737
TRUCKERS' SPEED MONITORED; CHP ASSIGNS SPECIAL DETAIL ALONG INTERSTATE 5.			329
U.S. RYDER WIN NOT A SURE THING.			859
VALDES' ONE-RUN STRUGGLES CONTINUE : SAN FRAN. 5, DODGERS 4.			593
VAUGHN LEADS ANGELS OVER DEVIL RAYS : ANGELS 8, TAMPA BAY 5.			475
VETS GYMNASIUM CLOSURE ARGUMENT MAY NOT STAND UP.			723
VOLLEYBALL BEAT : JOIN THE CLUB.			1035
WATER POLO REPORT : C.V. DEFENSE FLIES HIG.			812
WATERFOWL HUNTING REGULATIONS : DUCKS (INCLUDING MERGANSERS).			457
WAY CLEAR TO REPAIR CANYON ROAD.			284
WEATHER FUTURES TRADING STORMS ONTO CHICAGO MERC.			531
WESTLAKE COUNCIL CANDIDATES TO SPEAK.			539
WOMAN HURT ON RAIL; TRAIN PUSHES SHOPPING CART INTO 80-YEAR-OLD.			532