Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 27, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`JEOPARDY' TROUNCES COMPETITION; ASHLEY JUDD THRILLER SENDS `BLUE STREAK' TO NO. 2.		Statistical Data Included	654
`TREE' IS TOPS; BRATFORD'S VERSATILITY HELPS AROUND THE NET.			669
A SIDEWAYS GLANCE : WWJLD: LAMPLEY ENLIGHTENS US ON SPORTS FANS' MORAL ISSUES.			425
ACNE UNDER CONTROL; DERMATOLOGY HOLDS ADVANTAGE IN SKIN BATTLE.			1304
AGELESS ATHLETES; 33RD SENIOR OLYMPICS IS ALL ABOUT COMPETITION.			413
AGING EYES BEHIND THE WHEEL; EXPERTS URGE STRICTER, MORE FREQUENT VISION TESTS FOR OLDER DRIVERS.			697
ANALYZING `MUMFORD'; UNORTHODOX PSYCHOLOGIST HITS A NERVE IN KASDAN'S LATEST FILM.			1396
ARE VALLEY BUILDINGS QUAKE SAFE?			553
AREA RIDER TAKES 1ST PLACE IN EVENT.			503
BRIEFLY : BREAKFAST TO BENEFIT LANCASTER STUDENTS.			118
BRIEFLY : MAN HIT BY PICKUP DIES IN THE HOSPITAL.			324
BRIEFLY : SAT SEMINARS HELP WORK ON TEST SKILLS.			106
BULLRING LESSON GIVEN AT FAIRPLEX.			487
CHURCH OPENS IN WESTLAKE; FORMER BIBLE STUDY GROUP EXPANDS, RELOCATES.			572
CRASH VICTIMS REMEMBERED AS WELL-LOVED; 2 KILLED AFTER CAR VEERS OFF 118.			414
CRIME STOPPERS LIST SUSPECTS.			202
DAILY NEWS STOCK PICKING CONTEST : PORTFOLIOS THAT STOOD AT $100,000 ON AUG. 23. CONTESTANTS CAN BUY AND SELL DAILY, BUT EACH TRANSACTION COSTS $50. THE PORTFOLIOS ARE LIMITED TO STOCKS TRADED ON THE NATION'S MAJOR EXHANGES. THE PAYOFF: WHOEVER HAS THE LARGEST PORTFOLIA AT THE END OF FEBRUARY STANDS TALLEST. FIRST PLACE.			518
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ROOKIES HOPING TO CONTEND NEXT SEASON.			522
DOLLARS AND SENSE : VALLEY'S BIG 10.			347
DON'T GIVE UP ON THE MATADORS JUST YET.			1108
EDITORIAL : BIG CASH IN BIG BOXES; ONE OF THE LAST BILLS APPROVED BY THE LEGISLATURE SHOWS WHERE THE LAWMAKERS' INTERESTS LIE.		Editorial	385
EDITORIAL : PEOPLE, NOT POLITICS.		Editorial	338
EDITORIAL : TRIUMPHANT RETURN.		Editorial	144
EUCALYPTUS TREES UNDER BUG ATTACK.			1400
EX-BRUINS STAR MCNOWN PASSES THE TIME IN NFL.			825
EXPERTS' CONSENSUS : WOLF'S PICKS.			317
FOR ARGUMENT'S SAKE, YOU'LL LOVE `EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND'.		Television Program Review	586
GLENDALE WILL LOOK AT FILLING AIRPORT POST.			622
HIGH SCHOOL'S TIME CAPSULE BURIED THE PAST.			1112
HOW THE BABY GOT IN THERE AND OTHER TRICKY TOPICS.			177
INCREDIBLE! U.S. WINS RYDER CUP IN GREATEST COMEBACK EVER.			927
JACKSON'S COMEBACK DISC NOT READY FOR 1999.			798
JUST-IN TIME; DRAMATIC WIN FOR AMERICANS.			1108
L.A. DISTRICT EXTENDS AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM.			633
LOOKING AHEAD WITH `VISION 2020'; FILLMORE DELIVERS MASTER PLAN TO RESIDENTS.			699
MANAGERS SHOULD COACH AND COMMUNICATE.			785
MANY HAPPY RETURNS; WOMAN REJOINS `FAMILY'.			447
MATADORS NOTEBOOK: AGOURA'S JORDAN JOINS MATADORS STAFF.			420
MEXICO BLASTS KILL 56, HURT 348.			380
MOMS TO GATHER IN PRAYER.			211
NEED A SECOND OPINION?; MANY PATIENTS WANT MORE INFO AFTER DIAGNOSIS.			1039
NEW PROGRAM STARTED AGAINST TEEN ADDICTION; KIDS IN SOBRIETY MEETS WEEKLY.			981
NEWS LITE : SPRINGER TOO BUSY FOR POLITICAL CIRCUS.			940
NONPROFIT SETS A PLACE FOR SENIORS.			263
NURSES' AID; COLLEGE PROGRAM HELPING TO FILL SEVERS SHORTAGE OF CAREGIVERS IN HEALTH INDUSTRY.			940
OFFENSE WAKES UP FOR CLOSER : DODGERS 10, SAN DIEGO 7.			534
PREP FOCUS: LOCAL RIVALRY IS HEATING UP.			518
PUBLIC FORUM : DOUBLE TRAGEDY.		Editorial	753
ROUNDUP: DRIVER DIES AFTER SAT. CRASH.			474
SC ANALYSIS: EFFORTS BLOTTED OUT BY ERRORS.			589
SCHOOL MERGER AWAITS PETITION DRIVE, BUT NONE MAY EXIST.			737
SEASON OVER FOR PALMER?			349
SLUDGE PROCESSOR FOR SALE; MOVE MAY NOT STYMIE PLAN.			379
STAR USE UNDER SHOW'S SPOTLIGHT.			159
START YOUR ENGINES; PRIZE-WINNING DRIVER RELUCTANTLY SELLS RACE CAR, BUT OTHER OWNERS PUT HIM RIGHT BACK ON TRACK.			636
SURFING THE TUBE : TODAY.			540
SUSPECTED PROWLER DIES AFTER STRUGGLE WITH POLICE.			259
TEAM KEEPS TABS ON GANGS.			521
TEMBLORS ROCK DEATH VALLEY AREA.			171
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL : DID U.S. WIN ONE FOR THE QUIPPER?			622
UCLA ANALYSIS: AS NEXT ONE GOES, SO GOES THE SEASON.			967
VALLEY SAFER THAN EVER; ENHANCED POLICE PRESENCE REFLECTED IN CRIME REDUCTION RATES.		Editorial	962
VETERAN EDUCATOR TO FILL SULPHUR SPRINGS POST.			333
WALK WILL BENEFIT HEART ASSOCIATION.			241
WALL OF MARVELS; ODDS AND ENDS A STUDY IN AMERICANA.			819
WILSONA RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANTS FOR ACADEMIC REFORM.			336
WORTH A MILLION WORDS; ID PROGRAM OFFERS PRINTS OF CHILDREN.			527
YESTERDAY IN L.A. : FABULOUS FINISHES FOR RYAN, KOUFAX AND HERSHISER.			340