Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 15, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'EXTREME MAKEOVER' FOR CITY COUNCIL TO HEAR SWEEPING PLAN TONIGHT.			666
'INCREDIBLES' CHILLS 'POLAR EXPRESS' DISNEY/PIXAR BEHEMOTH BENCHES $51.4 MILLION.			469
A.V. HARLEY GROUP GEARS UP FOR DRIVE BENEFIT TO HELP KIDS CLINIC.			233
ALWAYS EAGER TO SERVE FIREFIGHTERS PUT FOCUS ON CHARITY.			161
ARNOLD'S TRYING TO ERASE BETTER NURSING RATIOS.		Editorial	662
BRIEFLY AUTHORITIES SEEK KIDNAPPED GIRL, 4.			453
BRIEFLY FESTIVAL OF TREES SET THIS WEEKEND.			1111
BRIEFLY HANDMADE CRAFTS WILL BE AVAILABLE.			875
BRIEFLY WOMAN CARJACKED BY TWO TEENAGERS.			339
BROTHERS HONORED MCMULLENS LAUDED FOR FUND-RAISING.			339
CONGRESS WRAPPING UP WORK MANY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ISSUES WILL MOST LIKELY HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL 2005.			619
COUNTY FIRE TO RECRUIT IN DEC.			731
DOSE OF HELP IN THE VALLEY SCHOOL CLINIC SLATED FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS.			632
EDITORIAL PHONY ID DEBATE.		Editorial	134
EDITORIAL SAVING SMILES.		Editorial	105
EDITORIAL THE CURSE OF HAHN.		Editorial	469
ELEPHANT BACK FROM KNOXVILLE TO L.A. ZOO.			400
ELKS LODGE MARKS 37TH ANNIVERSARY HISTORY IN VALLEY RECALLED.			273
ESSAY CONTEST OPEN TO STUDENTS WORKS TO RESPOND TO KING QUOTATIONS.			377
FAMILY FORCES VICTORY FATHER, DAUGHTER SHARE THE SPOTLIGHT.			927
FLEX TIME.			203
FUNDS TO BE SPLIT 4 WAYS SCHOOLS TO SHARE $200,000 GRANT.			388
GARMENT INDUSTRY SNAG 2005 TEXTILE AGREEMENT COULD HIT LOS ANGELES CLOTHING WORKERS HARD.			1179
GLENDALE FIRM SERVES BEREAVED FAMILIES.			237
HEAD OUT ON THE HIGHWAY BIKERS TAKE LOVE RIDE.			719
HIS WORK IS UP WHERE IT BELONGS NASA'S PESTANA HAS PAINTINGS AT FINEST GALLERIES, LIKE THE PENTAGON.			778
IMMIGRANT PARENTS RELY ON KIDS' ENGLISH.			830
IN WINTER, ROSES NEED EXTRA CARE.			257
JAPANESE ADDED TO SCHEDULE SCHOOL DISTRICT SEES SUCCESS WITH NEW CLASS.			594
JC FOOTBALL: COC DRAWS EL CAMINO IN PLAYOFF OPENER.			327
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS REGROUP AFTER LONG TRIP.			668
LOCAL EDUCATOR HEADS NATIONAL TECH COALITION.			215
MATADORS SHUT OUT UCI, AWAIT THEIR PLAYOFF FATE CSUN 1, UC IRVINE 0.			164
MERVYN'S HELPS PLAYHOUSE CHOIR.			230
MINNIE DRIVER ON THE RECORD ACTRESS RELEASES THE SINGER-SONGWRITER WITHIN.			791
MOSLEY REMATCH STOKES WRIGHT'S FIRE.			830
NEIGHBORS REMEMBER LOCAL SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ WAR ZONE.			498
NO. 4 PLAYOFF DRAW STUMPS PALMDALE.			625
ON BOARD FOR MONOPOLY CONTEST ALLIANCE GAME FOR FUND-RAISING EVENT.			336
PUBLIC FORUM IT'S OUR RIGHT.		Editorial	1241
PULSE.			403
REALITY SHOW WRITER-ACTRESS RECALLS OWN EATING DISORDER.			560
SAME OLD STORY FOR UCLA UCLA 3, SAN DIEGO 0.			327
SENIORS HEADED TO SCIENCE CONTEST.			193
SOUTHERN SECTION GOLF: AREA CONTINGENT BATTLES FOR STATE SPOTS.			378
STATE ACADEMIC CONTEST BROKE.			522
TENORS RAISE VOICES WITH HOLIDAY SPIRIT.			317
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL DODGING THE NAME GAME.			665
TIPOFF VILLARAIGOSA BRUSHES OFF TALK OF DNC LEADERSHIP POST.			587
UCLA ANALYSIS: TURNAROUND VICTORY? UCLA WIN COULD BE PROGRAM'S BENCHMARK.			683
UNITED AT THE FOUR-FRONT ESKANDARIAN LEADS D.C. TO FOURTH TITLE D.C. UNITED 3, KANSAS CITY 2.			631
USC ANALYSIS: A ROSE FOR THIS OCCASION BUT USC SETS SIGHTS ON ORANGE BOWL.			740
USHER IN A NEW ERA OF HIS CAREER POP-R&B SINGER WINS 4 HONORS, OUTKAST THREE.			846
VASQUEZ HIGH KIDS STRUGGLE FOR SPIRIT.			829
WILLIAMS WIN LETS LOVE RULE.			623