Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 30, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A SIZABLE GAMBLE; LAKERS BRING IN TWO AGING BIG MEN.			347
A'S OUT OF RACE, BEATEN BY ANGELS : ANGELS 7, OAKLAND 4.			367
A-PLUS EDUCATORS; 12 TEACHERS NAMED TOPS OF YEAR IN L.A. COUNTY.			855
ACCIDENTAL RUNNER; HIGHLAND HIGH'S RAMIREZ FINDS STAR PATH IN CROSS COUNTRY.			703
AFTER SEMIFINALS, CHARGERS FLUNK CHEMISTRY TEST?			397
AUDIT OF BOOSTER CLUBS UNCOVERS DISCREPANCIES.			182
BEATTY RIPS PARTIES, KEEPS OPTIONS OPEN.			757
BRIEFLY : DRIVER UNHURT AFTER PICKUP HITS TRAIN.			177
BRIEFLY : HELP NEEDED TO FIND STABBINGS SUSPECT.			370
BRIEFLY : MORE FUNDS GRANTED FOR COMMUTER SITE.			61
BRIEFLY: LOVE: EUROPE IS NO BASTION OF COURTESY.			425
BROWN IS BEATEN AS PLAN A FAILS : SAN FRANSCISCO 5, DODGERS 1.			577
CHECKUP ON FARMERS MARKET GOOD; FIRST YEAR SEES SUCCESS.			368
CITY COUNCIL LOOKS AT SIGNS, CONSTRUCTION, TRAFFIC MEASURES.			389
CITY'S FIRMS SOUND UPBEAT; SAN FERNANDO CONDUCTS POLL.			330
CLASSES ON CINEMA BEGAN AT CAMPUS 70 YEARS AGO.			572
COUNTY TEACHER OF YEAR A PROPONENT OF LIFELONG LEARNING.			264
CROSS COUNTRY BEAT: HART IS POISED TO TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP FROM RIVAL CANYON; PHILLIPS, INFLUX TOUGH TO BEAT.			700
CSUN NOTEBOOK: CSUN'S GOAL: POCATELLO PAYBACK.			443
CULTURES MELD IN A PARADE OF FLAGS; CAL LUTHERAN EVENT AIMS AT PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP, UNDERSTANDING.			497
DAY IN SPORTS: NORTHRIDGE PULLS OUT OT SOCCER WIN.			347
DEVELOPER WITHDRAWS PROPOSAL FOR SAN FERNANDO THEATER.			433
DID CANDLESTICK GET A BUM RAP?			892
DISPUTE MAY END IN A CUL DE SAC.			258
DISTRICT ASKS END TO PIERCE SQUABBLE.			367
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DODGERS SEEK GRAZIANO SUCCESSOR.			758
EDITORIAL : CONTAMINATED DISTRICT; IT'S BECOMING MORE AND MORE CLEAR THAT THE DISTRICT HAS REPEATEDLY STIFLED WARNINGS OF ENVIRONMENTAL DANGERS OUTRAGE METER: 10.		Editorial	464
EDITORIAL : SUNSHINE'S CLOUD; CITY NEEDS BETTER PLAN BEFORE REOPENING GRANADA HILLS LANDFILL.		Editorial	390
EX-AIRPORT COMMISSIONER TO PAY FINE; CONTRACT WINNER'S CONTRIBUTION RULED IMPROPER.			1045
FREEWAY SECTION DEDICATED; GENE AUTRY MEMORIAL IS NEAR GRIFFITH PARK.			442
GAS LEAK SENDS STUDENTS HOME.			429
GO GET 'EM GALA; GOLDEN-AGERS JUST HAVE FUN.			436
GRAND JURY SEEKS FACTS ON BELMONT.			702
HUNT CLUB GETS FINAL GO-AHEAD BY SUPERVISORS; SHOOTING EVENTS WILL CONTINUE IN A.V.			768
HUNTING: DEER HERDS LIKELY MORE SCATTERED : SHOOTERS SHOULD EXPECT EXTRA CHALLENGES PURSUING GAME.		Statistical Data Included	485
IN BRIEF.			284
L.A. HIT BY CIVIL RIGHTS CLAIM.			612
LEADERS MULL SCHOOL SAFETY; OFFICIALS TAILORING SECURITY PLAN FOR EVERY CAMPUS.			470
LOCAL VETERANS VOICE DOUBTS ABOUT MASSACRE ACCUSATIONS.			341
MAYOR THROWS HIS SUPPORT BEHIND LAPD, POLICE CHIEF.			482
MEAT LOAF SAYS `FIGHT CLUB' DOESN'T DESERVE BLACK EYE.			656
MEN IN UNIFORM; TOP DESIGNERS DRESS THE L.A. LAKERS.			1357
MTA PLANS TO BUY 248 BUSES, WILL CHALLENGE 30-DAY ORDER.			421
MUSIC CENTER CORPORATIONS MERGE INTO ONE.			140
NEW CAO TENTATIVELY CHOSEN.			631
NEWS LITE : WILLIAMS WEDS LAKERS' RICK FOX.			856
NOBODY WOULD VOLUNTEER FOR THIS : WHAT A LONG, STRANGE YEAR IT'S BEEN FOR THE DEFENDING CHAMPS.		Statistical Data Included	1454
OAK TREE OPENING DAY: PEDROZA, NEW VIEW IMPRESS AT SULTRY SANTA ANITA : CLASSIC OLYMPIO EARNS 7-LENGTH MAIDEN VICTORY.			794
OLSSEN AIMS TO SERVE - WHEREVER SHE CAN; HIGHLAND ACE IS LEADING YOUNG TEAM.			600
OUTPOST.			573
PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR HAILED AS HERO.			476
PROPOSED GOLF COURSE VOTED DOWN; OFFICIALS WILL CONSIDER REZONING HILL CANYON.			792
PUBLIC FORUM : LOOK AT PEOPLE'S FACES.		Editorial	1535
REGALS TURNING THINGS AROUND? GAGNON DEBUT STARTS A WIN STREAK.			715
RIORDAN NAMES NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICIALS.			521
RITE AID'S DISTRIBUTION HUB SWITCHING TO A.V.			326
ROBBERS TAIL WOMAN FROM BANK; TODDLER THREATENED BEFORE BANDITS SEIZE $5,000, ESCAPE.			213
ROCKETDYNE PROBE ENCOUNTERS SKEPTICS.			289
SAUGUS TEACHER ONE OF COUNTY'S TOP 12.			566
SC NOTEBOOK: SHORTAGE OF STAMINA.			512
SCHOOLS ASSISTANT JOB CREATED.			272
SENATOR TAKES A STAND; MCCAIN SPEAKS IN SIMI VALLEY.			607
SHERIFF'S VOLUNTEER STILL IN ICU; EXPLORER REPEATEDLY STABBED.			236
SPEAKING OF BAD SPORTS . . . : BY GREG WILCOX GOLF.			922
STORY EMERGES AFTER NEARLY 50 YEARS; MASSACRE : EX-GIS TELL OF SLAUGHTERING KOREAN REFUGEES.			2662
STUDENTS JUMP AT CHANCE TO REPAY DISASTER KINDNESS.			940
SUCH A BEANIE!; CHATSWORTH FIRM SELLS JEWISH-THEME STUFFED ANIMALS.			583
TENNIS REPORT: CITY SECTION NEW-LEAGUE COMPETITION STARTS TODAY.			993
THE BIG SCRIPT; UCLA IS HOPING THAT REHEARSED PLAYS CONTROL GAME DRAMA.			1211
THE FORGOTTEN WATERS OF LAKE CUYAMACA : ANGLING GEM IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY.			970
THE GOOD, THE BAD OF TALES OF SURVIVAL.			819
THE MASTER'S BEAT: MUSTANGS HAVE CHANCE TO RISE; NO. 6 WOMEN'S TEAM SURGING JUST IN TIME FOR CRUCIAL MATCHES.			545
TOP OF THE LINEUP : LOCAL.			53
TRANSWESTERN TO MERGE WITH TWO VOIT SPINOFFS.			275
U.S. COMPANIES SHAKEN BY QUAKE.			358
UC NOTEBOOK: PRIMARY PROBLEM IS THE SECONDARY.			453
UCLA DEFENSE A WEAPON, BUT NOT MUCH OF A SECRET.			630
VALENZUELA KNOWS EYES ARE ON HIM.			567
VALLEY SUMMIT OF CATHOLICS, JEWS SEEKS TO PATCH DIFFERENCES.			338
VIRUS IS UNLIKELY IN L.A.; SICK BIRDS WON'T MIGRATE THIS FAR.			424
WHAT BRANFORD MARSALIS KNOWS; EXPERIENCES HAVE CHANGED JAZZ SAXOPHONIST'S ATTITUDES ABOUT HIMSELF, MUSIC AND HIS SON.			1121
WINDS BRING RECORD HEAT.			757
WOMEN OF THE CHP; FEMALE OFFICERS FEEL MORE ACCEPTED.			854