Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 18, 2004)

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$6.7 BILLION DEFICIT LOOMS STATE BUDGET STILL FACES STRUCTURAL IMBALANCE.		512
ACADEMIC DECATHLON STILL ON OFFERS COMING IN TO HELP COVER SHORTAGE OF FUNDING.		436
ANSWER IS NEEDED NOW FOR MORE POLICE IN L.A.	Editorial	654
ARRINGTON READY TO GO ON RECORD BACK CREDITS COC AS HE NEARS MARK AT CAL.		811
ART.		714
AVTA MAY RUN LATER BUSES PROPOSAL AIMED AT STUDENTS, PATIENTS.		659
BCA INVITATIONAL: OPENING LOSS FOR PEPPERDINE E. CAROLINA 80, PEPPERDINE 58.		406
BOOGIE, LOST PARROT, IS HOME AGAIN.		166
BRIEFCASE UNITED ONLINE BUYS CLASSMATES.		624
BRIEFLY COUNCIL OPPOSES L.A. ANGELS NAME.		593
BRIEFLY GUNMAN SHOOTS AT GROUP IN PARK.		45
BUSCH FACES TOUGH ROAD TO TITLE.		999
CALIFORNIA STARS JUST A BIT RICHER.		598
CANYON GIRLS IN TOP FORM NO. 1 RUNNER RETURNS FOR FINALS.		587
CLASSICAL.		453
CLOSER OPENS NEW CHAPTER ANGELS' SAVES-LEADER PERCIVAL SIGNS WITH TIGERS.		642
COUNCIL OKS CUTS IN BUSINESS TAXES L.A. STILL COSTLIER THAN NEIGHBORS.		992
DAILY UPDATE COLLEGES.		325
DAILY UPDATE HIGH SCHOOLS.		464
DELTA PROTECTS REAGAN LIBRARY VALENCIA COMPANY'S BARRIERS CAN THWART TERRORIST ATTACK.		238
DIVORCED PARENTS VIE OVER WHERE TO BURY MARINE SON.		639
DWP PAID P.R. FIRM TO SPIN OPINION ON 'GREEN POWER' ISSUE.		1019
EDITORIAL ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP WRONGDOING IN DWP'S P.R. SCANDAL GOES TO MAYOR'S OFFICE AND OTHER CITY OFFICIALS.	Editorial	533
EDITORIAL HAHN IN HIDING: DAY 3.	Editorial	50
EDITORIAL OINK, OINK!	Editorial	123
FATAL COLLISION WOMAN KILLED IN QUARTZ HILL CRASH.		318
FISH BITING, BUT HOOKS ARE FEW ON LAST DAY END OF SEASON IN EASTERN SIERRA FINDS PLENTY OF OPEN WATER, SPARSE FISHERMEN.		532
FORMER D.A. WILL LEAD PANEL INVESTIGATING TOWN ELECTION.		409
GORDON'S CHASE FOR NO. 5 SIMILAR TO '97.		106
GRANADA HILLS BUILDS ON TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE.		546
HER 'CHANCE' IS NOW JANE MONHEIT PROVING TO BE MUCH MORE THAN YOUR STANDARD JAZZ SINGER.		961
HOLIDAY.		1366
HOMELESS DUTIES SPLIT DIVISION OF LABOR LAUDED AS WINTER APPROACHES.		478
IT'S THE SAME OLD STORY LAKERS REMAIN ON TOP IN L.A. LAKERS 103, CLIPPERS 89.		630
IT'S THE SAME OLD STORY LAKERS REMAIN ON TOP IN L.A. LAKERS 103, CLIPPERS 89.		873
JAZZ.		307
L.A.'S INVISIBLE KILLER OZONE STUDY PROMPTS CALL FOR TIGHT CONTROLS.	Statistical Data Included	990
L.A., EL SEGUNDO READY FOR TALKS.		202
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: RETURNS IMMINENT, ROLES UNCERTAIN.		604
LAUSD BOND USE QUESTIONED OVERSIGHT PANEL CITES 'BAIT AND SWITCHES'.		612
MARATHON SUCCESS AFTER LAPSE OF A YEAR RACES GAIN 1,000 RUNNERS SINCE LAST EVENT IN 2002.		306
MLB NOTEBOOK: DODGERS, BELTRE TALKING.		580
MLB NOTEBOOK: DODGERS, BELTRE TALKING.		600
MORE NEWS RACK COLORS NIXED NEWSPAPERS PROTEST COST, THREATEN FREE SPEECH SUIT.		636
NATURAL RESOURCES BOOK REVIEW.		357
NOHO RUNNING BACK TOP-PLAYER NOMINEE.		266
PALMDALE'S FUTURE GETS THUMBS UP MAYOR CITES CITY'S GROWTH.		451
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE TO BE OPEN DURING DAY.		283
POLICE WARN OF ONLINE SCAMS GPD REPOTING TWO COMPLAINTS EACH WEEK.		486
POP.		796
PORTER RANCH TURF FIGHT 2 CHAMBERS CLAIM AREA.		523
PUBLIC FORUM ACCEPT DIFFERENCES.	Editorial	1172
RIGHT TIME, WRONG RACE - NO FINAL.		712
S.S. DIV. IV SEMIFINALS: ROYAL UPSET IN QUARTERS DOS PUEBLOS 9, ROYAL 5.		451
SEPARATED BY MORE THAN A HALLWAY.		732
SPECIAL DAY FOR RUNNERS.		548
STAGE.		901
SUBWAY STUDY IS BACK ON TRACK.		359
SUGE KNIGHT SPEAKS ABOUT THE FIGHT AT VIBE AWARDS.		284
SURFING WITH CAUTION DAUGHTER'S NEAR TRAGEDY LEADS TO MOTHER'S CRUSADE.		923
TEAMS TO TEST SKILLS IN ROBOTICS CONTEST.		258
THIS WEEK'S KEY GAMES.		1676
THREE-HEADED MONSTER.		753
TOP-OF-LINE GEKO IS THE PERFECT GPS.		434
TRASH TRAFFIC AND POLLUTION WORRY COUNTY FIRM PROPOSES TO HAUL 3,500 TONS A DAY OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS.		410
TREE ENTERPRISE.		164
UCLA NOTEBOOK: MEDLOCK GIVES AN ADDED KICK.		584
USC NOTEBOOK: DAVIS HEADS SOUTH.		553
VALENCIA BELIEVES IN 'COACH'.		679