Commissioners Seek Runway Alternatives at Fort Lauderdale
Airport  The growing number of flights -- and delays -- at Fort
Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is forcing airport
managers, county commissioners and federal aviation officials to
look harder for solutions that can protect residents from noise
and accommodate more traffic.  County officials sent a clear
message to the Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday that
they did not consider increased use of the airport's diagonal
runway a viable option.  But county commissioners didn't rule
out shifting more traffic to the south runway, an overflow
option that airport officials say is one of several they are
considering to help ease growing delays.  ''The question is, how
many alternatives can we identify?'' said Tom Jargiello, the
airport's director. ''We're trying to come up with as many as we
can.''  As the airport has grown, delays have become
increasingly common, especially for private planes seeking to
land.  Generally, planes take off and