Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 6, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$400,000 IN DAMAGE INVESTIGATORS SEEK FIVE IN ARSON PROBE.			297
2001: BOX OFFICE GOLD PATRIOTISM DROVE BOON, MPAA LEADER SAYS.		Statistical Data Included	767
2ND DISTRICT IN CLIFFHANGER CARDENAS, GREUEL UNABLE TO CLAIM LEAD.			586
6-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER RUNNING INTO STREET, GETTING HIT BY CAR.			165
A DELICATE BALANCE THE 'DRALION' MAY BE IMAGINARY, BUT CIRQUE DU SOLEIL'S ASTONISHING ACROBATICS ARE NO ILLUSION.			562
AGOURA HILLS: BIG-BOX STORE BAN HOLDS LEAD.			191
AGOURA HILLS: BIG-BOX STORE BAN IS FAILING.			190
ALEMANY'S EARLY SUCCESS NO SURPRISE ALEMANY 9, G. HILLS 7.			565
ALL SCHOOLS MAY SHARE FUNDS FOR POOR.		Statistical Data Included	415
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: GLAUS' DISPLAY A GOOD START.			638
ANTELOPE VALLEY: SCHOOL BOND MEASURE STUMBLING.			208
AVENGERS UPDATE: NBC ENTERS ARENA'S ARENA.			462
BOARD BLASTS FOSTER-CARE FAILURES.			531
BOYS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: H.-W. READY FOR NEXT STEP.			547
BRIEFCASE RECORD ACADEMY NAMED IN LAWSUIT.			666
BRIEFLY ATTORNEY FOR CITY ARRESTED IN STING.			273
CENTER SITE BEING SOUGHT IN NEWHALL NEW FACILITY TO BE CONSTRUCTED.			375
CHARTER THREATENED WITH FINES.			419
CHATTER: ARENAS PASSING TESTS WITH GOLDEN STATE.			481
CHICKEN SANDWICH NETS A MILLION.			613
CITY EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR GAS SHUTOFF VALVES TO BE INSTALLED.			486
CLIPPERS VS. MILWAUKEE.			99
COLLEGE BASEBALL: YOUNG BRUINS GROW UP IN HURRY UCLA 10, LMU 9.			341
CONGRESS: CONDIT LOSES HOUSE RACE.			517
CONTROLLER CHICK DIMS CITY HALL'S FISCAL FORECAST.		Statistical Data Included	122
COUNCIL CALLS LAST-MINUTE ENDORSEMENT 'AN OVERSIGHT'.			138
CRISIS OF CONFUSION AT POLLS.			1140
CSUN NOTEBOOK: BRASWELL BACK IN HIS ELEMENT.			601
DAILY NEWS INVITATIONAL ROUNDUP: OFFSEASON WORK PAYS OFF AS BAEZA, POLY CRUISE PAST T.O.			974
DAILY UPDATE.			417
DAILY UPDATE.			381
DAY IN SPORTS: HART PLAYING FAMILIAR GAME.			567
DETECTIVES PROBING WHETHER 2 KILLINGS ARE LINKED.			290
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: MORE TESTS FOR GRUDZIELANEK.			920
DODGERS' LUCKY NUMBER IS ONE.			995
DOING 'THE JOB' WHILE HE HAS IT.		Television Program Review	345
EARLY OSCARS EFFECT SPECIAL GRATITUDE FROM TECHNICIANS.			551
EDITORIAL A WAR UNLIKE ANY OTHER A LONG, DIFFICULT FIGHT HAS JUST BEGUN.		Editorial	246
EDITORIAL LATEST PRIMARY CHANGE.		Editorial	1254
EDITORIAL WASTING ``GREEN'' POWER DWP MUST STOP THROWING AROUND MONEY.		Editorial	443
ENDING TRIPS TO CLEANERS CORPORATE WORKERS CAN GET FREE DELIVERY TO VALLEY OFFICES.			653
FALLEN AIRMAN WANTED TO 'MAKE A DIFFERENCE'.			655
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction Notice	28
GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: CHATSWORTH GETS NO. 1.			496
GLENDALE: COLLEGE PLAN HEADING FOR VICTORY.			156
GLENDALE: COLLEGE PLAN TAKES NARROW LEAD.			153
GOOD TASTES.			612
GOP SAYS SIMON MILLIONAIRE ROARS AHEAD OF RIORDAN.			617
GREUEL, CARDENAS CLOSE CANDIDATES HOPEFUL IN COUNCIL RUNOFF.			575
HOPES GIVE $1 MILLION TO FURTHER COMEDY'S CAUSE.			425
HOSPITAL FEE DISPUTE SETTLED LAFCOTO REFUND CASH IF NEW LAW PASSES.			406
KERN COUNTY: MOJAVE MEASURES LOSING.			188
KINGS UPDATE: TRADE LOOKS UNLIKELY MOST TEAMS `RELUCTANT' TO DEAL BEFORE DEADLINE.			566
KWAN STILL TOPS DISNEY LIST NO ENDORSEMENT FREEZE-OUT FOR THIRD-PLACE FINISHER.			663
L.A. COUNTY: AUERBACH IN FRONT OF CHALLENGERS.			126
L.A. COUNTY: AUERBACH PACES ASSESSOR FIELD.			103
L.A. COUNTY: BACA CLAIMS WIN OVER UNDERLINGS.			162
L.A. COUNTY: BACA CLAIMS WIN OVER UNDERLINGS.			163
L.A. COUNTY: TERM-LIMITS PROPOSALS FAVORED.			240
L.A. COUNTY: TERM-LIMITS PROPOSALS PASSING.			238
L.A. PAY AMONG TOPS IN U.S. CITY'S INCREASING NUMBER OF SIX-FIGURE SALARIES CALLED A SIGN OF THE TIMES.		Statistical Data Included	1657
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: RICHMOND PASSES HIS TEST.			541
LAKERS, SHAQ ARE ALL SMILES CENTER TURNS 30, THEN TURNS AGAINST NETS FOR 40 LAKERS 101, NEW JERSEY 92.			795
LOS ANGELES CITY: EARLIER ELECTIONS GAIN SUPPORT.			160
MIGHTY DUCKS VS. ATLANTA.			118
MOLESTER GETS PRISON NOW GROWN, FORMER STUDENTS SCOFF AT TEACHER'S APOLOGY.			557
NO MORE BOILING! LASAGNA DOESN'T HAVE TO BE AN ALL-DAY PROJECT.		Recipe	2011
NORTHROP SUES OHIO IN TRW TAKEOVER STATE LAWS CALLED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.			541
ONE NEEDS A ROLL AS OTHER ROLLS EYES.			798
PREP BASEBALL: DON'T OVERLOOK LITTLEROCK.			476
PREP SOFTBALL: ITS YOUTH WILL BE SERVING QUARTZ HILL MUST RELY ON INEXPERIENCED ARMS THIS YEAR.			634
PREP SWIMMING: TWO BOOKED FOR THE POSTSEASON LITTLEROCK SWIMMERS DUNDES, EMMEL QUALIFY.			445
PREP TRACK AND FIELD: VALENCIA COULD BE IN RUN FOR FOOTHILL SPRINTERS EXPECTED TO TAKE LEAD FOR VIKINGS.			687
PROPOSITION Q: BOND MEASURE COMING UP SHORT.			369
PROPOSITION Q: FUROR FAILS TO DOOM BOND ISSUE.			366
SC NOTEBOOK: TWINS TAKE THEIR PLACE.			596
SC UPDATE: CASSEL MOVING FROM QB TO TIGHT END.			218
STATE ASSEMBLY: CHERNY, LEVINE IN DEAD HEAT; MONTANEZ AHEAD OF FUENTES.			748
STATE ASSEMBLY: MONTANEZ, LEVINE RUNNING STRONG IN VALLEY DISTRICTS.			642
STATE ASSEMBLY: WIFE SPRINTS TOWARD RUNNER'S ASSEMBLY SEAT.			156
SUPERVISORS ORDER REPORT ON FITNESS OF HOME.			632
TAX FILING HELP OFFERED FOR FREE.			238
TRUSTEE SOUGHT FOR BASE SCHOOLS.			318
TRY, TRY AGAIN PAC-10 TOURNEY RETURNS NEW AND (SORT OF) IMPROVED.			1763
UCLA NOTEBOOK: BARNES SAYS HE'S LEARNED.			671
URBAN TRAINING TURF BUILDING HOSTS FIREFIGHTERS' EXERCISE BEFORE IT'S RAZED.			270
VENTURA COUNTY: HOFFMAN AND PARKS IN CLOSE CONTEST.			225
VENTURA COUNTY: PARKS, LEADING HOFFMAN NARROWLY.			235
VENTURA COUNTY: SCHOOL REPAIRS APPEAR POPULAR.			133
VENTURA COUNTY: SCHOOLS, POOL CAPTURE APPROVAL.			204