Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 10, 2001)

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AHMANSON FACING ROADBLOCK COUNCIL VOTES TO KEEP PORTION OF VICTORY CLOSED.		582
ALBRIGHT, ANGELOU ARE AMONG FEATURED SPEAKERS.		542
ALL-AROUND FRYE HE HOLDS MANY POSTS FOR GALAXY.		1023
ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: AVC KEEPS PILING UP STATS, WINS MARAUDERS READY TO FACE NO. 11 TEAM ON SATURDAY.		405
ANTI-TERROR PANEL FORMED IN BURBANK.		172
ART FESTIVAL DREW LARGEST AUDIENCE YET 100,000 VIEWED BELLA VIA DRAWINGS.		494
BANKS LESS WILLING TO LOAN TO SMALL FIRMS.	Statistical Data Included	436
BIG TURNOUT BACKS ROAR 11,096 VOTERS SUPPORT RESTRICTIONS ON AIRPORT.	Statistical Data Included	639
BOARD OKS PURCHASE, RENOVATION OF BUILDING.	Statistical Data Included	420
BRIEFCASE 3D SYSTEMS SEES LOWERED EARNINGS.		449
BRIEFLY POLICE PROGRAM SEEKS $2 MILLION.		274
BRIEFLY TRAIL RUN TO HELP PREGNANCY CENTER.		127
BURBANK AIRPORT OFFICIAL RESIGNS.		196
BUSINESS EXPO TO TOOT VALLEY'S HORN ORGANIZERS HOPE TO LURE ENTERPRISE IN THE REGION.		412
CHATTERS: ROBINSON TRANSFERS.		436
CITY VOTES FOR CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS WOULD PURCHASE DISPUTED BERMITE LAND TO EXTEND ROAD.		621
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: BRAND TO MAKE DEBUT.		554
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS NOTEBOOKA: RUNNING GAME SHOWS UP DEFENSE, SPECIAL TEAMS ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO COC ROUT.		620
CONTAINING FIRE SEASON STATIONS ON THE FRONT LINES OF PROMOTING SAFETY MEASURES.		679
COOL FOR MAN AND BIRD DAYS TO GET WARM AGAIN IN THE VALLEY.		237
COUNTY FORMS BIOTERRORISM TASK FORCE.		315
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: INDIVIDUAL RACES UP FOR GRABS LANCASTER BOYS, QUARTZ HILL GIRLS FAVORED IN LEAGUE MEET.		931
DAILY UPDATE.		549
DAILY UPDATE.		503
DAY IN SPORTS: CHANG, WOO, HART TOP FOOTHILL.		389
EDITORIAL DO IT RIGHT THERE'S NO SENSE RUSHING SECESSION.	Editorial	455
EDITORIAL REVAMPING LAX MAKE THE AIRPORT SAFER AND BETTER, NOT BIGGER.	Editorial	238
EL FAVORITO READERS SHARE THEIR BELOVED TAMALE PIE RECIPES.	Recipe	2552
EXPENSIVE NO-SHOW MILLIONS LOST IF EMMYS NOT AIRED.		895
FLIGHT PATH CLEARED TO OPEN LAX TERMINAL.		564
FORCES MOVE TO GUARD REGION'S WATER SUPPLY.		489
GUN BATTLE TIPS POLICE TO SMUGGLER SUSPECTS.		303
HE'S RUNNING A GOOD CAMPAIGN.	Statistical Data Included	839
HOLLAND AND QUINTET LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND.		216
HOME LOANS AT HIGH TOP MORTGAGE LENDER REPORTS RECORD MONTH.	Statistical Data Included	394
HOW HARD COULD HIS LIFE BE?	Television Program Review	379
KIDS FACING CRISIS TEENS DISCUSS WAR THEY MAY HAVE TO FIGHT.		581
KINGS NOT YET ON RIGHT TRACK PLAY IMPROVES, BUT STARS PREVAIL DALLAS 2, KINGS 1.		562
KINGS NOTEBOOK: AUDETTE'S GRIPES NOT A SURPRISE.		428
L.A. BUDGET SQUEEZE PLUMMETING TAX REVENUES, SOARING LAPD OVERTIME PUT CITY IN PINCH.	Statistical Data Included	843
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: MAV TMC WAS CLOSE TO REALITY.		635
LAUSD LAUNCHES TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM.		192
MIDSEASON REPORT SOUTHERN SECTION.		2751
NEW & NOTEWORTHY.		514
NEW OVERPASS OPENED PROJECT UNCLOGS DAILY BOTTLENECK AT FREEWAY RAMPS.		441
NOTEBOOK: PIERCE NOT RETURNING FOOTBALL CASH TO CSUN.		398
NOTHING AVERAGE ABOUT L.A. KIDS FIRST-GRADERS SHINE IN READING, SPELLING.	Statistical Data Included	741
OFFICIALS AIM FOR LOWEST AIR FARES.		382
PACKING IT IN FOR GOOD OWNERS CLOSE DOWN ECONOMY HARDWARE AFTER 55 YEARS.		738
POLICE SEEK HELP IN DEATH PROBE.		245
PUBLIC FORUM PATRIOTIC PEOPLE.	Editorial	1269
RADIO SHOW OF THE WEEK.		241
SC NOTEBOOK: KATNIK CENTER OF ATTENTION.		594
SCHOOL STAFF GET BONUS MONEY TEST IMPROVEMENT EARNS CASH WINDFALL.		465
SECESSION ASSET DIVISION SOUGHT VALLEY VOTE TO MEET WITH LAFCO.		685
SHOWING FACULTY THE MONEY KIDS' HIGHER TEST SCORES TO PAY OFF IN CASH.		524
SLOW START, STRONG FINISH H.-W. STUFFS NO. 2 SQUAD H.-W. 3, SACRED HEART 0.		324
SYLMAR FOOTBALL DOES THE RIGHT `ENG' PLAYERS ALWAYS COUNT ON FIERY COACH TO BE THERE.	Statistical Data Included	1460
THE HYPE MAKING TE BEAST OF A BAD SITUATION.		878
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HUSKIES RECEIVER BIG CHALLENGE.		583
WE'RE RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED.	Editorial	646