Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 25, 2005)

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Title	Type	Words
ADVENTURES IN TEACHING.		831
ANTI-ROMER PETITION NOW CIRCULATING UNION PLEDGES 'NO CONFIDENCE'.		424
BALLOT TAX BACKERS LOBBY FOR COUNCIL OK.		923
BOYS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: A GOLDEN START FOR QUARTZ HILL.		512
BOYS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: ALL GAME ARE 'MONUMENTAL NOW' FOR HART.		519
BRIEFCASE.		621
BRIEFLY VALLEY DEM GROUP BACKS HERTZBERG.		335
CARRY A TUNE APPLE'S IPOD AND ITS COMPETITORS ARE CHANGING THE WAY WE LISTEN TO MUSIC.		1656
CHATTER: NEWS AND NOTES FROM LOCAL SPORTS KARATEPEYAN, SEVEN OTHER PIERCE PLAYERS MAKE COMMITMENTS.		923
CLIPPERS FINALLY GET IT RIGHT L.A. DOMINATES DALLAS, ENDS SKID AT FIVE GAMES CLIPPERS 97, DALLAS 87.		601
COLLEGE LOOKS FOR SUCCESSOR TO HARTLEY.		182
COMP ABUSES TIED TO POLICY COUNTY SYSTEM CITED.	Statistical Data Included	964
COUNCIL TO REVIEW RIVERPARK PROPOSAL.		249
CRIME MAKES FOR CLASSICS.		1608
DAILY UPDATE.		386
DAILY UPDATE.		460
DAY IN SPORTS: ST. FRANCIS' STREAK HALTED.		352
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT CLEARS DEVELOPMENT.		450
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PENNY SIGNS FOR $5.1 MIL. DODGERS SEEK LONGER DEAL.		558
EDITORIAL MORE THAN POTHOLES HAHN'S LACK OF VISION COMPOUNDS L.A.'S TRAFFIC WOES.	Editorial	346
EDITORIAL REVOLUTION BEGINS AT HOME VALLEY GLEN ACTIVIST FINDS A WAY TO MAKE HER STREETS BETTER.	Editorial	151
EDITORIAL THERE GOES JOHNNY.	Editorial	106
ESCAPE ALARM TO BE TESTED.		155
FAST-MOVING STORM, FLOODS FORECAST FOR L.A.		285
FIRST-TIME BUYERS ETTING LOCKED OUT.	Statistical Data Included	396
GHOSTZAPPER CLAIMS TOP ECLIPSE AWARD.		466
GHOSTZAPPER CLAIMS TOP ECLIPSE AWARD.		414
GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: LITTLEROCK COACH'S FIRING ANGERS PARENTS.		494
GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: MATURING VALENCIA HITS MILESTONE.		567
HEAR TODAY NEW RELEASES AND NEWS FROM THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.		319
HIGH SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT: A NEW TRADITION GIRLS' PROGRAM GETS A BOOST AT CLEVELAND.		684
HOMELESS CENTER RELOCATING.		300
HOMEOWNERS' WATER BILLS MAY OVERFLOW VOTE ON SIZABLE HIKES TO BE TONIGHT.		684
INK NOT DRY ON DEAL YET TATTOO PARLOR PLANS FACING NEW OPPOSITION FROM CITY.		439
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: DIVAC PUTS ON 'HAPPY' FACE.		592
LOCKYER SPEAKS OUT ON PRODUCTION CREDITS ATTORNEY GENERAL ENDORSES REFORMS.		338
LOTTERY JACKPOT WINNER A MYSTERY.		321
MARKETS SETTLE WITH JANITORS ALBERTSONS, RALPHS, VONS PAY $22.4 MILLION IN CASE.		460
MONSANTO STOCK TAKES HIT AFTER PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED.		311
MORE LANES ON I-5 TO BE REOPENED THIS MORNING.		273
MORGAN BACK FOR SBC CLASSIC.		276
NEW LAUSD SCHOOLS ON FIRE WATCH.		264
NORTHROP-BOEING TEAMED COMPANIES TO COMPETE JOINTLY TO BUILD NASA'S NEXT MANNED SPACESHIP.		545
OAKS CHRISTIAN MAKES 'STATEMENT' OAKS CHR. 4, N.D. ACADEMY 1.		426
PALMDALE AVENGES LEAGUE LOSS FALCONS WIN DEFENSIVE BATTLE, MOVE INTO FIRST-PLACE TIE WITH LANCASTER PALMDALE 33, LANCASTER 30.		441
POOL SHARKS MOMS MAKE BIG SPLASH WITH WATER POLO CLUB.		1102
PRODUCERS GUILD ADDS TO 'AVIATOR' HONORS.		342
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1216
SALAD-SEEDS DEAL TOPS $1 BILLION.		721
SAUGUS SLOWED BY SOME INJURIES.		615
SCHOOLS CHIEF WANTS EASIER TAX HIKES.		474
SOGGY AREA TO GET MORE RAIN PROBABILITY FORECAST AT 40% TONIGHT, 70% WEDNESDAY.		258
STOLEN-CAR SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER HIGH-SPEED CHP CHASE.		267
STUDY FINDS MENTALLY ILL TEENS HELD IN JUVENILE HALLS AWAITING HELP.		408
THE PROMENADE AT VALENCIA PURCHASED FOR $66.6 MILLION.		315
TV'S COMIC KING USED POWER IN AID OF TALENT.	Editorial	622
TWO MEN SOUGHT IN JEWELRY THEFTS.		170
TWO TEENS ARRESTED FOR AUTO BURGLARIES.		159
U OUGHT TO KNOW BLAINE LARSEN.		583
UNION MOUNTS ITS OWN BLOG WEB SITE TO ALLOW WORKERS TO VENT.		367
USC/UCLA FOOTBALL UPDATE: TOP JC LINEMEN CHOOSE USC OVER OKLAHOMA, LSU.		526
WHAT'S HAPPENING IS AN ORGANIZED CRIME.		807