Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (December 3, 2004)

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Title	Type	Words
'CLOSER' KEEPS ITS DISTANCE FROM INTIMACY.		801
'HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS' LOOKS BETTER THAN IT FEELS.		486
A BRIGHT SPOT RETAILERS HOPE LIGHTS TURN UP HOLIDAY SALES.		284
A LA CARTE CABLE WOULD HELP CONSUMERS, NETWORKS.	Editorial	591
A.V. TO GET HAZARDOUS-WASTE CENTER.		345
ABC NOT BOWLED OVER BY PROCESS.		1265
ANTI-GANG EFFORT PUSHES PEACE MARCH, BALLGAME DESIGNED FOR QUIET HOLIDAY.		570
BRIAN WILLIAMS, BROKAW'S SUCCESSOR, A LITTLE BIT STIFF.		763
BRIEFCASE GUESS? GAINS LESS THAN ANTICIPATED.		878
BRIEFLY FOUR CARS COLLIDE ON 118 FREEWAY.		460
CANYON FORWARD DOES IT ALL IN WIN OVER MARSHALL.		295
CHATTER: DEPTH IN TALENT TEMPERS CAMPBELL HALL'S LOSSES.		702
CHILL WILL LAST OVER WEEKEND.		173
CITY JANITOR JAILED IN THEFT.		311
COURT MONITOR FLUNKS L.A. SPECIAL EDUCATION.		646
DC-8 FLYING LAB TO GET NEW HOME.		472
DELAY LIKELY ON FATE OF NEWHALL DISTRICT LAFCO SEEKS MORE TIME TO STUDY WATER ISSUE.		462
DISTEMPER OUTBREAK PUTS LOCAL DOGS AT RISK.		563
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: GM: ARBITRATION UNWISE FOR BRADLEY.		574
ECLIPSE COULD BE ALL TALK.		857
EDITORIAL BACK TO BUSINESS.	Editorial	159
EDITORIAL END OF AN ERA.	Editorial	147
EDITORIAL L.A.'S WHODUNIT.	Editorial	351
ESCAPE AT COURTHOUSE DEPUTIES CAPTURE INMATE AFTER SEARCH.		442
FIELD LAB CLEAN-UP CONTINUES FEDS SAY 'HOT' REMNANTS OF ONE NUCLEAR REACTOR REMOVED.		414
FILM CREWS LOOKING FOR LOVE TAX CUT NOT ONLY REASON TO STAY.		569
FIREFIGHTER A POPULAR CHOICE 30,000 EXPECTED TO APPLY FOR 150 L.A. COUNTY POSITIONS.		614
FOES HAMMER HAHN CITY INVESTIGATIONS DOMINATE FIRST MAYORAL DEBATE.		799
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	45
GIRLS: TAKING COMMAND VETERAN PALMDALE POINT GUARD A TEAM LEADER.		931
GODARD HITS ON THE 'DIVINE' IN 'NOTRE MUSIQUE'.		513
GRANT TO AID FINANCING OF LIBRARY.		378
HOLIDAY PARADES SLATED FOR VALLEY THIS WEEKEND.		223
HOSPITAL TO OFFER FREE FLU VACCINE.		205
HOUSING OUTPACES INCOME BUYERS FALL THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS SHORT OF AFFORDING HOME.		571
INMATE'S COURTHOUSE ESCAPE ENDS IN RECAPTURE.		451
JOURNALISTS' RIGHTS SHOULD BE FOR OLD, NEW.	Editorial	718
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: UNRESOLVED ISSUES LINGER.		686
LOCAL WOMEN'S ROUNDUP: BRUINS POST WIN OVER WAVES.		331
MALL'S NEXT ANCHOR MYSTERY FOR NOW BLOOMINGDALE'S IS ONE POSSIBILITY.		818
MAYOR'S MTA TRACK RECORD IS SLAMMED PARKS TAKES ON HAHN ON CITY TRANSIT ISSUES.		422
MOJAVE FOOTBALL PLAYER ENJOYING THIS RIDE ASHCRAFT SPURNS HOBBY OF DIRT-BIKE RIDING.		636
MUSICAL'S JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.		475
NATIVITY SCENES TO GO ON DISPLAY CHOIRS, CRECHES SET AT FESTIVAL.		557
NEW 'PAINT YOUR WAGON' NOT TOTALLY GOLDEN.		592
NEW PROGRAM TO HELP OWNERS KEEP, REPAIR THEIR HOMES IN L.A.		397
ONE IN EIGHT MOTORISTS IN STATE DRIVES AN SUV.	Statistical Data Included	678
PLAN EYED TO HOUSE HOMELESS L.A. PROPOSAL TO HELP SANTA CLARITA'S NEEDY.		502
PUBLIC FORUM MAKE MATTERS WORSE.	Editorial	1208
QUARTERBACK ON A MISSION HERRICK TRYING TO PUSH VALENCIA INTO DIVISION II FINAL TONIGHT.		961
RIVALRY ALL IN THE FAMILY.		1233
SOMETHING TO BUILD ON TAKE A CHANCE ON AMBITIOUS, APPEALING PARK PLACE.		664
SOUND CHECK.		663
SWORD DANCE ZIYI ZHANG STEPS INTO AN EDGY ROLE IN `DAGGERS'.		1406
TENNIS: H.-W. PAIR ADVANCE TO SEMIS.		385
THIS WEEK'S KEY GAMES.		1492
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.		575
TITLE QUEST MORE IMPORTANT THAN REST WELL-TRAVELED STRIKER LEADS UCLA INTO SEMIFINAL GAME.		695
TITLE WON ON TV SHOW WILL HAVE TO BE ENOUGH.		197
TOW TRUCK DRIVER STABBED 9 TIMES HOMELESS WOMAN JAILED IN INCIDENT.		379
TOY AND FOOD DRIVES AROUND THE REGION ARE TAKING DONATIONS.		424
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HOLDING LEADS A CONCERN.		429
UCLA NOTEBOOK: WHETHER EARLY OR LATE, NEWCOMERS SHARE HATE.		560
USC NOTEBOOK: DESPITE COMMENTS, BYU STILL INTERESTED IN CHOW.		584
VENUE RENT IS BIG ISSUE STATE COULD FORCE COLISEUM TO PAY AS MUCH AS $2 MIL.		751
VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: TOUGH WIN FOR TROJANS.		438
YARDS BY THE MILE USC DISPLAYS KEEN ABILITY TO BREAK OPEN GAMES ON ONE BIG PLAY.		1003