Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 1, 2005)

1-67 out of 67 article(s)

Title	Type	Words
'DUST TO GLORY' COULD USE LESS TALKING, MORE RACING.		448
'LOOK' DESERVES CAREFUL ATTENTION.		511
'STAR WARS' TOYS COMING OUT IN FORCE NATIONAL CHAIN PLANS MIDNIGHT RELEASE.		543
A PERSIAN NEW YEAR PARTY FESTIVAL SET SUNDAY AT LAKE BALBOA PARK.		576
AMERICAN LEAGUE INSIDER.		810
AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM PREVIEWS IN ORDER OF PROJECTED FINISH.		3573
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: KOTCHMAN'S STRONG SPRING NOT ENOUGH.		338
BONDS, IN PERSPECTIVE WHEN CONSIDERING THE SLUGGER'S PLACE IN BASEBALL'S HIERARCHY, NO LONGER CAN NUMBERS BE THE ONLY FACTOR. BECAUSE OF THE STEROIDS CONTROVERSY, THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT HE IS MORE CHEATER THAN CHAMPION.		1412
BRIEFCASE.		704
BRIEFLY.		205
BRIEFLY.		501
CHAMBER CLOSES UNTIL MONDAY DURING MOVE.		193
CHANGE IN TEAM PERSONNEL HAS CREATED A QUIET, BUSINESSLIKE TEAM IDENTITY - A DEPARTURE FROM LAST YEAR'S NL WEST CHAMPIONS' TIGHT-KNIT CLUBHOUSE CHEMISTRY KEY SUBJECT FOR DODGERS.	Statistical Data Included	1327
CHIVAS USA NEEDS TO PROVE IT IS MORE THAN JUST A NAME.		617
CITY, COUNTY TAKE AIM AT SCAM ARTISTS.		337
CLIPPERS AT DETROIT.		70
COOL CAST, AMAZING VISUALS BRING 'SIN CITY' TO SEEDY LIFE.		764
COP SCANDAL TO COST L.A. $70 MILLION.	Statistical Data Included	435
DAY IN SPORTS: QUARTZ HILL WINS, TAKES CONTROL OF GOLDEN LEAGUE.		493
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: DOG DAYS OF SPRING COME TO END.		672
EDITORIAL BORDER FIASCO.	Editorial	164
EDITORIAL POLITICAL GIFTS ELECTION HELPS PUBLIC MAKE INROADS INTO CITY HALL'S NARROW POWER STRUCTURE.	Editorial	528
ENDING GRIDLOCK REQUIRES COMPROMISE ARNOLD MUST QUIT RAIDING ROAD FUNDS; DEMOCRATS MUST ALLOW TOLL LANES.	Editorial	742
FATHER: WAVES' ACKER TO GO PRO.		129
FEELING OF VERTIGO U2 ADDS TECHNOLOGY, INTIMACY TO MUSIC OLD AND NEW.		405
GOING THE WRONG WAY LAKERS CAN'T SHOOT PAST T'WOLVES MINNESOTA 105, LAKERS 96.		706
GOING THE WRONG WAY LAKERS CAN'T SHOOT PAST T'WOLVES MINNESOTA 105, LAKERS 96.		741
HOSPICE NURSES HELP TERMINALLY ILL TAKE FINAL JOURNEY.		987
HOW THEY GOT THE LOOK.		500
IMPROVED DEFENSE, DEEP BENCH AND CLEAR-CUT NO. 5 STARTER MAKE ANGELS DIVISION'S PROHIBITIVE FAVORITE ON PAPER. NOW ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS PLAY THE GAMES. PIECES IN PLACE TO REPEAT IN WEST.	Statistical Data Included	1199
LAKERS NOTEOOK: ODOM CAN ONLY WATCH.		523
LAX SECURITY A SORE SPOT HAHN, VILLARAIGOSA AT ODDS ON SAFETY PLANS.		546
LET THE CHASE BEGIN FOOTHILL BASEBALL, SOFTBALL RACES SET TO HEAT UP.		858
LOOKING FOR WILD THINGS RESCUERS TELL KIDS TO SIT UNDER A TREE TO BE SAVED.		634
MAJOR LEAGUE CHANGES FOR SOCAL'S PRO SOCCER TEAMS GALAXY ACQUIRES DONOVAN, BUT RUIZ AMONG THE DEPARTED.		541
MAN WITH NO LEGS A LESSON IN HEROIC LIVING.		743
MOORPARK VOTING RECORDS UNDER SCRUTINY BY DOJ.	Statistical Data Included	392
NATIONAL LEAGUE INSIDER.		984
NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM PREVIEWS IN ORDER OF PROJECTED FINISH.		3645
NO CHARGES TO BE FILED IN MAULING.		352
NO-FIRE COURSE BEGINS.		324
O.C. 'LION KING' MORE THAN WORTHY OF THE LINEAGE.		570
ONE TOUGH DRAW HOW `SIN CITY' WAS BROUGHT TO GRITTY, BLACK-AND-WHITE LIFE.		1345
PACT SPLITS UTLA LEADERS TEACHERS URGED BY SOME TO REJECT 2 PERCENT RAISE.		604
PAIR OF PROJECTS PLANNED RETAIL COMPLEXES WOULD HAVE HOTEL ANCHORS.		337
PROTECT RARE PLANT, JUDGE SAYS NEWHALL RANCH SITE OF FLOWER.		479
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1252
Q.H. IS GOLDEN AGAIN REBELS STILL TEAM TO BEAT IN LEAGUE.		999
RADIOACTIVE DIALS REMOVED.		424
RAY CHARLES MUSEUM PLANNED FOR L.A. SITE.		588
RENAMED ONCE MORE IT'S TOWN CENTER AGAIN AFTER GRIPES.		319
RITROVO'S AUTHENTIC ITALIAN KEEPS TABS ON MODERATE SIDE.		561
SMALL BITES CAFE OR BISTRO, IT'S STILL PLENTY PETIT.		597
SOUND CHECK.		505
SWEEP NETS WEAPONS, MORE OFFICIALS LEAD INSPECTIONS FOR PROBATION COMPLIANCE.		633
SWEET CATOMINE DRAWS ATTENTION.		724
TARANTINO'S CRASH COURSE.		343
THOUSAND OAKS HOSPITAL DOCTOR DIES.	Obituary	141
THREE CHARGED IN 1997 SLAYING POLICE SAY TRIO CONSPIRED TO KILL.		480
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.		601
TOUCHING BASE PREP BASEBALL NEWS AND FEATURES FROM AROUND THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY ... AND BEYOND.		1436
TWO NEW LOANS FOR BUYERS BOTH DEVISED FOR FIRST-TIME OWNERS.		508
UNITED WAY TELETHON SATURDAY SIX-HOUR PLEDGE EVENT TO FOCUS ON NEEDY.		513
USC NOTEBOOK: COLEMAN IS TOLD TO BE QUIET.		378
VOLUNTEERS KEEPING AREA SAFE BEFORE, AFTER SCHOOL.		388
VOTERS HEAR FROM CANDIDATES.		403
WHY FOOL WITH SUNDERLAND?		1541