Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 17, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
13-YEAR-OLD STUDENT DETAINED AFTER THREAT.			290
4 ARRESTED IN SLAYING OF MOTHER.			756
A GOOD FIGHT CSUN WINS HEARTS IN NCAA TOURNEY DEBUT.			794
AIRPORT PLANS MUST CHANGE, COUNCIL VOWS GROWTH PROJECTIONS TOO HIGH.		Statistical Data Included	483
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: MOLINA GETS CONTRACT EXTENSION.			410
ANIMAL WASTE, BAIT POLLUTE BEACH.			519
APPLICATION DEADLINE SET CASTAIC COUNCIL SEAT OPEN.			252
ATTACK POSSIBLY WAS HATE CRIME.			117
BREATHING HUGE SIGH OF RELIEF JOY GREETS TRANSPLANT PATIENT ON RETURN HOME.			633
BRIEFLY INMATE CAUGHT AFTER BRIEF ESCAPE EFFORT.			82
BRIEFLY STUDENT WILL FACE TERRORIST CHARGES.			597
BUSINESS NOTES UNIVERSAL SHUFFLES TELEVISION DIVISION.			403
CALLING JEWS TO COME HOME SABBATH EVENT TO WELCOME PEOPLE BACK TO FAITH.			582
CAMPERS AWAIT FAIR TICKETS.			583
CASTAIC DISTRICT EYEING GROWTH GROUP TO ADDRESS OVERCROWDING.			232
CHIC TO BE SHABBY A DAY AT THE ROSE BOWL FLEA MARKET WITH DESIGNER RACHEL ASHWELL.			2072
CITY ATTORNEY HOPEFULS WON'T BLOCK SECESSION ELECTION.			352
CITY OFFERS FREE TREES.			206
CLIPPERS CLOBBER WARRIORS CLIPPERS 94, GOLDEN ST. 76.			264
COLORS OF SPRING ARE UPON US.			698
COMPANY TO PAY FOR TOXIC CLEANUP.			401
COOLEY BACKS CONSENT DECREE D.A.'S SUPPORT COMES WITH CRITICISM OF PLAN.			611
CSUN ANOTHER LOOK: JAYHAWKS FOCUSED ON HEINLE A TEARFUL END TO GREAT SEASON FOR CSUN CENTER.			415
CSUN INSIDE LOOK: FANS MAKE PILGRIMAGE.			371
DAILY UPDATE.			438
DAY IN PREPS: BURROUGHS TOPS BURBANK EIGHT-RUN FOURTH TRIGGERS BIG FOOTHILL LEAGUE VICTORY.			760
DEAR AS FOLK ELIZA CARTHY POSSESSES A MUSICAL PEDIGREE, BUT HER SOUND IS ALL HER OWN.			761
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: OLSON, SANTANGELO COULD BE LEFT OUT.			790
DUMP SITES OFFERED AS PART OF CLEANUP.			163
FEISTY LAKERS START TO FIND THEIR RHYTHM LAKERS 101, WASHINGTON 89.			747
FOLLOWING HIS DREAM HUFFMAN MAKES NAME FOR HIMSELF, NOW WANTS TO PUT KENT ST. ON MAP.			628
GAME FACES CSUN FANS APPLAUD TEAM, LOOK TO FUTURE.			413
GAME FIGHT MAY CARRY 25 TO LIFE AREA MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST.			438
GLENDALE ORDINANCE WOULD FINE DRIVERS CAUGHT CRUISING.			274
GOP PUSHES FOR SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION ON NATURAL GAS.		Statistical Data Included	464
HOPEFULLY, THIS IS THE BEGINNING.			790
INS OFFERS LEGAL ENTRY WINDOW.			434
KINGS NOTEBOOK: FOR THE KINGS, IT'S TIME TO GET SERIOUS.			585
L.A. JOB MARKET HEALTHY, STRONG.		Statistical Data Included	337
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: RIDER ADMITS HIS STANDING IS UNCERTAIN.			568
MAN SOLD PHONY MOON ROCKS.			442
MIDWEST REGION: MARCH SADNESS CSUN SMOTHERED AS KANSAS PLAYS BIG TO END DREAM SEASON KANSAS 99, CSUN 75.			819
NEWHALL PROVIDES FOR THE ARTS COMMUNITY WILL REVAMP 1930S-ERA SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.			278
NEXT YEAR? A DAUNTING CHALLENGE.			248
NOTEBOOK: CBS' CUT-AWAY RILES LOCAL FANS.			308
PACHECO, FERRARO ADMIT CAMPAIGN VIOLATIONS.			202
POLICE SCHEDULE STUDY URGED.			246
PREP SWIMMING: HART COACH: DIVISION II WIDE OPEN RETURNING TALENT, SOME CHANGES SHOULD MAKE INDIANS A TITLE CONTENDER.			562
RUMBLE IN THE 'BURBS DOLBY LAB RELOCATES TO VALLEY.			458
SEDUCTIVE POWERS PASADENA PLAYHOUSE FULL OF 'CRUEL INTENTIONS'.			725
STEP TWO FOR TROJANS, BRUINS FRIENDSHIPS ASIDE TODAY.			1141
SWIMMING PREVIEW: SOME DEEP WATERS FOR SWIM TEAMS.			938
UTAH STATE IN BATTLE GARB.			1026
WARDS TURNING OUT LIGHTS 2 STORES SHUTTING DOWN AFTER WEEKEND.			507
WEST REGION NOTEBOOK: GETTING THEIR POINT ACROSS.			281
YOUR PLACE EXOTIC BEAUTIES EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ORCHIDS AT ANNUAL SHOW.			775