Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 17, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] NHL UPDATE: CANADA TRYING TO PULL IT ALL TOGETHER.			388
ADS FOR RANCH PROJECT REV UP.			593
AGENCY NIXES HIGH-SPEED RAIL STATIONS SCV SITES FOUND UNSUITABLE.			554
ALREADY, HOWELL III FIRST RATE.			841
ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF AVCOC SPONSORS FORUM.			778
AT SCI-FI CONVENTION, AN ALL-'TIME' EVENT.			660
BRASWELL CRITICIZES HIS VETERANS AFTER NORTHRIDGE'S LATEST LOSS, COACH SAYS HE MIGHT GO WITH YOUTH LONG BEACH ST. 70, CSUN 63.			693
BRIEFLY BLOWTORCH SETS OFF BUILDING INFERNO.			538
BRIEFLY FALL KILLS WOMAN TRYING TO AID GIRL.			656
CITY'S GAS SHUT-OFF VALVE RULES STILL HAZY; STATE TAKING SLOW APPROACH.			601
COCKY DAVIS READY FOR A FIGHT GOVERNOR DEFENDS RECORD, SAYS BRING ON GOP CHALLENGER.			912
COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: BAYLOR PITCHER BEARS DOWN AGAINST TROJANS.			405
DALE'S DAYTONA LEGACY IN WAKE OF EARNHARDT'S DEATH, NASCAR IMPROVES SAFETY.			882
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CHRISTENSEN SAYS HE'S `READY'.			651
DRIVING THE COMMUNITY AUTO DEALERS GAINING NEW INFLUENCE IN CITY.		Statistical Data Included	802
E-MAIL FROM SALT LAKE CITY.			224
EDITORIAL ROAD WRECK SOMETHING FOR THE POLITICIANS TO PONDER.		Editorial	202
EDITORIAL TAKING OFFENSE MAYOR HAHN HAS NOTHING TO COMPLAIN ABOUT.		Editorial	290
EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW.		Editorial	152
FIRST STEPS BRITNEY SPEARS TAKES A STAB AT ACTING WITH `CROSSROADS'.			1564
FOSTER CARE CRISIS DEATHS UP AS COUNTY BRACES FOR U.S. PROBE.			1964
GIRLS' BASKETBALL DIVISION 1-AA: PALMDALE ADVANCES, BY GEORGE PALMDALE 50, OXNARD 37.			412
GIRLS' ROUNDUP: YOUNG H.W. SPEEDS TO WIN.			1132
HART TEACHER, SPORTS SUPPORTER DIES SUDDENLY.			121
HOT PIATKOWSKI CARRIES CLIPPERS CLIPPERS 119, DALLAS 110.			371
HOT PIATKOWSKI CARRIES CLIPPERS CLIPPERS 119, DALLAS 110.			322
HOW DO I BE EXTRA VIGILANT BUT NORMAL? FOR SAFETY'S SAKE, SALT LAKE CITY, YOU'RE THE PLACE WE ALL WANT TO BE.		Editorial	747
IN OBERSTDORF, ALPINE SLOPES CHALLENGE AND CLEAN STREETS CHARM.			1257
IT'S THE HOME COOKING FAMILY, FRAT BROTHERS MAKE IT EASY FOR MCCARRON.			645
JOINT EFFORT BRINGS FUTURE SHADE TREEPEOPLE, HOMEOWNERS GROUP ADD FOLIAGE TO VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD.			543
KILLINGS DISTURBING, BUT NO TREND FOUND, OFFICIAL SAYS.			261
LAKE TAHOE RESORTS SPENDING VAST SUMS TO BROADEN THEIR REACH.			1937
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: ONE MORE FOR ROAD SANS SHAQ.			630
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WTC FLAG IS SYMBOL OF FREEDOM.		Letter to the Editor	470
LETTERS TREATED WATER HELPS RIVER.		Letter to the Editor	1267
LETTERS: JUDGE DONNA NOT, LEST YE BE JUDGED.		Letter to the Editor	138
LOCAL WOMEN ROUNDUP: USC PULLS AWAY EARLY TO DEFEAT ARIZONA.			298
MALL LOT RE-CREATED AS DRIVE-IN.			547
MARQUEE MATCH-UPS SPIDER-MAN MEETS DR. PEPPER AND MORE! 2002 SHAPING UP AS A BANER YEAR FOR TIE-INS.			1086
MEN'S SPEEDSKATING: OTHER CHEEK REAPPERS AT RIGHT TIME SPEEDSKATER REVERTS TO CHAMPIONSHIP FORM TO CLAIM BRONZE MEDAL IN 1,000 METER.			667
MONDAY SCHEDULES.			129
MORE THAN 1,000 MOURN PRINCIPAL.			504
MORE THAN ONE PITCH COLBORN'S COACHING STYLE HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.			871
MWD TO SPEND $5.5 MILLION FOR MORE SECURITY.			321
NHL UPDATE: CANADA TRYING TO PULL IT ALL TOGETHER.			388
NISSAN OPEN CLOSER LOOK: PROOF IS IN THE PUTTING FOR MATTIACE LONG SHOT HAS CHANCE TO CLAIM FIRST PGA TITLE.			521
NISSAN OPEN NOTEBOOK: IF FATE ALLOWS, MAY WOULD LOVE A SHOT AT TIGER IN CARLSBAD.			585
NO PAVING STONE UNTURNED TO BUILD THE PERFECT SKI RESORT.			801
NO: LAWMAKERS ONLY PROTECTING POWER.			615
NORTHRIDGE RALLY RUNS OUT OF STEAM FREE THROWS IN FINAL MINUTE PUT AWAY MATADORS LONG BEACH ST. 70, CSUN 63.			800
PATTON INSPIRES TROOPS HART 63, T. OAKS 41.			338
PAY NOW - FOR KIDS AND A GOOD FEED.			720
PLAY BALL! SEASON BEGINS FOR WILLIAM S. HART LEAGUE.			428
POLITICS OF POLICING JUDGE CHIEF BY RECORD, NOT RACE.			1303
PUBLIC FORUM ADVICE TO THE MAYOR.		Editorial	1154
REDESIGNED RIVIERA KEEPS OPEN MIND CLUB AMONG STRONG CANDIDATES TO BE HOST FOR 2008 U.S. OPEN.			598
RESCUE TEAM MEMBER AIRLIFTED AFTER FALL.			172
REVITALIZATION PROGRESS DREAMS OF DOWNTOWN MAKEOVER TAKING SHAPE.			699
RIORDAN LET DAVIS BRAND HIM HYPOCRITE.			762
SALT LAKE TEAM SEEKS FRESH ICE AFTER OLYMPIANS HIT TOWN.			477
SAUGUS HITS HARD CENTURIONS `POUND IT, POUND IT,' BEAT A.V. SAUGUS 61, A.V.38.			453
SEEING DOUBLE TWIN CSUN PROFESSORS FORGIVE CONFUSION.			760
SHORT TRACK WITH ITS OWN LAUGH TRACK.			734
SHOWERS FORECAST FOR TODAY.			219
SHOWTIME'S ADAM CLAYTON POWELL BIO LOSES ITS WAY.		Television Program Review	460
SLIP 'N' SLIDE SILVER OHNO'S GOLD GONE IN CRASH ON FINAL TURN.			741
SO. SECTION DIVISION IV: TAKING A SLIP ON THE LADDER CHAMINADE ABLE TO PREVAIL CHAMINADE 4, GABRIELINO 0.			439
SOARING AND SCORING MCCARRON IS LEADER OVER BUNCHED FIELD.			1082
SOUTHERN SECTION NORTHERN DIVISION WRESTLING: VALENCIA, NISHIMURA WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS; NINE ADVANCE.			429
SOUTHERN SECTION ROUNDUP: NO OAKES? NO PROBLEM.			992
STIFF DRINK NOT ANSWER FOR ALL OF US.			840
TEEN LIMELIGHT.			634
THE MASTER'S ROUNDUP: THE MASTER'S ROLLS TO VICTORY.			246
THOUSANDS OF REGGAE LOVERS CELEBRATE BOB MARLEY DAY.			309
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.			882
U.S. VS. RUSSIA: BLAST FROM THE PAST RICHTER SOLID IN NET FOR U.S. U.S. 2, RUSSIA 2.			748
U.S., RUSSIA TIE IN MEN'S HOCKEY HULL'S LATE GOAL SALVAGES GAME U.S. 2, RUSSIA 2.			754
UCLA BRUINS NOTEBOOK: LAVIN EXPLAINS STRATEGY IN FINAL SECONDS.			410
UCLA HAS A DEVIL OF A TOUGH TIME LETHARGIC BRUINS LOSE TO ASU FOR 1ST TIME AT PAULEY SINCE '87 ARIZONA ST. 69, UCLA 68.			888
USC DOESN'T PAC IT IN THIS TIME, TROJANS HOLD ON TO TAKE SHARE OF FIRST USC 94, ARIZONA 89.			851
VETERANS MEMORIAL REPLICA TO TRAVEL HERE.			294
VIGIL TO REMEMBER FOUR KILLED IN CRASH.			201
W. HOCKEY: NO KIDDING, TEEN'S HAT TRICK SPARKS U.S. U.S. 5, FINLAND 0.			583
WAR OF THE WEB INTERNET 'CYBERCADES' LET NEW GAMING GENERATION BECOME VIRTUAL WARRIORS.			857
WARNER HAS BOBSLED BITTERNESS.			921
WATER POLO ROUNDUP: C.V. SURVIVES SLUGGISH START.			527
WATTERSON'S AWARD HAS EXTRA MEANING.			532
WHEN THE RAINS CAME ONE TRAGEDY TOO MANY FINALLY MOTIVATED L.A. TO HONE FLOOD RESCUES.			1268
WOMEN'S FASHIONS MODELED IN SPRING SHOW.			192
WOUNDED MAN'S DEATH RESULTS IN RETRIAL.			454
YES: LET VOTERS CHOOSE LENGTH OF SERVICE.			606