Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 9, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'FEAR FACTOR' TO CLOSE PART OF CASTAIC LAKE THIS WEEK.			113
2 PUSH BOROUGH CONCEPT GREUEL, HAHN TO CALL FOR VOTE ON BALLOT BID.			520
AFTER THE FALL WITH `THE GUYS,' THE FIRST DRAMATIC PIECE ABOUT 9/11K, TIM ROBBINS AND HELEN HUNT SEEK TO HELP AUDIENCES HEAL.			1179
AIRPORT SECURITY EXPANSION UP FOR VOTE.			498
BIG THINGS IN SMALL PACKAGE.			399
BLAZE CLOSES FREEWAY ONE HOME LOST TO FLAMES THAT ROAR ALONG HIGHWAY 14.			776
BOYS' BASKETBALL UPDATE: LACK OF HEIGHT NOT A PROBLEM.			373
BOYS' BASKETBALL: VALENCIA ALREADY SETTING FAST PACE BOYS' TEAM RUNS, GUNS AND HAS FUN.			402
BRIEFCASE BLUE SHIELD PLAN COVERS MEXICANS.			511
BRIEFLY MISSING MAN, 67, FOUND IN PALMDALE.			157
BRIEFLY POLICE CONTINUE PROBE OF IVERSON.			391
BRIEFLY SHOW TO SPOTLIGHT PLANNED SCHOOLS.			432
CLIPPERS UPDATE: CLIPPERS SAY THEY'LL KEEP TOP TWO CHOICES FOR A WHILE.			296
CONCERT OR RAVE, IT'S NOT HAPPENING.			308
DAILY UPDATE.			569
DAILY UPDATE.			455
DEALERS HAVE PANEL REVVED UP CITY COUNCIL DEBATES AUTO ROW ADDITION.			529
DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER FATAL CRASH.			194
EDITORIAL FRIVOLOUS AND STUPID IT'S TIME FOR HAHN AND THE CITY COUNCIL TO RENOUNCE ANTI-SECESSION LITIGATION.		Editorial	499
EDITORIAL MTA'S CHALLENGE LOCAL CONTROL WITHOUT LOCAL INVOLVEMENT.		Editorial	183
EMISSIONS BILL DOESN'T HIT ON ALL CYLINDERS.		Editorial	710
ENJOY BASEBALL WHILE YOU CAN.			736
EX-CEO CITES 5TH BEFORE CONGRESS.			853
FIRE, FREEWAY MESS BLAZE NEAR POWER LINES BRINGS MOTORISTS TO STANDSTILL.			380
FIREWORKS SPECIALISTS RECOVERING FROM BLAST.			367
FORMER VALENCIA FOOTBALL STAR KILLED.			519
GIRLS' BASKETBALL UPDATE: ROAD TRIP GIVES Q.H. TIME TO BUILD ITS TEAM.			539
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: VIKINGS JUST KEEP ROLLING RIGHT ALONG VALENCIA RIDING BIG WINNING STREAK.			383
HEAT WAVE KICKS INTO HIGH GEAR.			570
HOME PRICES CLIMB FASTER THAN APPRAISALS GAP HOLDS UP SOME LOANS.		Statistical Data Included	477
HOOTENANNY TASTY, IF A BIT FAMILIAR.			545
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: DIFFERENT KIND OF LEADERSHIP ERICKSON LEADS 'HAWKS SPIRIT.			492
LAST-GASP BID TO HALT VALLEY VOTE REJECTED.		Statistical Data Included	837
MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED FOR COUPLE KILLED IN CRASH.			237
NO STRIKE DEADLINE IS SET FEHR TO ASK PLAYERS TO AUTHORIZE DATE BY END OF MONTH.			703
NOT JUST FOR KIDS GAMEWORKS LURES ADULTS.			813
PAIRS' BONDS HOLD TRUE AFTER 45 YEARS.			602
PBS OFFERS MORE THAN A KERNEL OF TRUTH.			443
PINNING HOPES ON FUTURE NURSES, OTHERS FULFILL DOCTOR'S DREAM.			532
PLAYLIST NEW ALBUM RELEASES FINDING THE LOST BLUES.			511
PREP BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: TRELATSKY MAKES U.S. TEAM.			682
PUBLIC FORUM ACT OF TERROR.		Editorial	1214
RETIRING CALIFORNIA CITY MANAGER READY TO GET ON NEW TRACK.			408
SAVING GRACE DODGERS' ERIC GAGNE: FROM STRUGGLING PROSPECT TO BEST CLOSER IN BASEBALL.		Statistical Data Included	2397
SEX ASSAULT CHARGE DEFENDED IN SANCHEZ SLAYING CASE.			425
SHOOTER LINKED TO BIN LADEN? LAX GUNMAN'S TIES TO AL-QAIDA INVESTIGATED.			545
SLAYING VICTIM NAMED DNA TEST CONFIRMS SUSPECTED IDENTITY.			330
SMALL SCREEN THE BUZZ ON TELEVISION.			318
SONY'S BILLION-DOLLAR YEAR STUDIO ON THRESHOLD OF TICKET-TAKE RECORD.		Statistical Data Included	781
TRUTH IS OUT THERE, BUT NOT IN PASADENA.			685
VIDEO COMMAND PERFORMANCE DVD EXTRAS HELP FLESH OUT THE EXPERIENCE OF MEETING 'THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS'.			1262
WILDFIRE RAGES; VALLEYS SIZZLE BLAZE JAMS 14 FREEWAY, BURNS ONE HOME.			755
YOUNG COWBOY HAS HIS HEART SET ON A RODEOING FUTURE.			643