Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 9, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
90 YEARS IN THE VALLEY LIFETIME RESIDENT TEARFULLY MOVES ON.			818
A COMPLEX CHARACTER SEAN PENN ON POLITICS, FILM, FAMILY AND BOXING WITH DYLAN.			1378
ACLU SUIT THREATENS DNA SAMPLES GROUP SAYS ITS UNFAIR TO TAKE SWABS BEFORE COURT CONVICTS.			761
ANOTHER TOUGH END FOR MARTY.			869
AUDITOR CRYING FOUL MTA WATCHDOG SAYS PROBES LED TO FORCED RETIREMENT.			1300
BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: BACK-TO-BACK REALITY FOR ROYAL.			615
BLOOD SUPPLY DIPS TOO LOW.			375
BRIEFLY.			331
BRUINS ERASE BIG DEFICIT SECOND-HALF SURGE OVERTAKES HUSKIES UCLA 95, WASHINGTON 86.			672
BRUSH WITH FAME 'FOCKERS' IS LOCAL ARTIST'S BIG EXPOSURE.			488
BUSY YEAR AHEAD AT SENIOR SITES.			542
CAR BUFFS PLAYING OUT THEIR DREAMS AT L.A. AUTO SHOW.			564
CHARGERS GET BOOTED IN OT KICK ATONES FOR BARTON'S BLUNDER N.Y. JETS 20, SAN DIEGO 17.			848
CITY'S TENDER TRIBUTE TO THE KING STILL STUCK ON ELVIS, CROWDS MARK WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY.			511
CLIPPERS SINK IN `OCEAN' SUNS SHINE BRIGHT IN WIN VS. CLIPS PHOENIX 108, CLIPPERS 91.			556
COMEBACK KIDS LATE SURGE HELPS BRUINS TOP HUSKIES UCLA 95, WASHINGTON 86.			719
COMMUNITY NEWS KIDS CHIP IN TO AID TSUNAMI VICTIMS.			504
CREEK FLOW MAY BE STEMMED.			490
CSUN OVERCOMES SLOPPY START HOT SECOND HALF COMPENSATES FOR TURNOVERS IN FIRST CSUN 69, LBSU 53.			550
CULINARY PLEASURES MANY, VARIED IN UPTOWN EATERIES.			385
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA TEAM AND HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON.			913
DEMS STILL HAVE INAUGURATION TICKETS.			225
DEVICE MAKES BOOKING EASIER.			450
DIVA OUT-DECORATED MARTHA'S LOSS IN PRISON CONTEST GIVES US HOPE.			591
DODGERS UPDATE: DODGERS FAIL TO SIGN MAYNE AGENT EXPECTS CATCHER TO RETIRE.			617
EDITORIAL A RETIRING PROPOSITION.		Editorial	429
EDITORIAL CITY HALL CLEANUP.		Editorial	174
EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW.		Editorial	143
FAUX TURF DRAINS POORLY.			355
FRANK ORSATTI, STAR STUNTMAN SHERMAN OAKS RESIDENT WORKED IN FILMS AND TELEVISION.		Obituary	368
GOIN' UPTOWN SAN DIEGO DISTRICT HAS OFFBEAT SHOPS, GREAT EATS, VESTIGES OF HISTORY.			2032
HEAVY RAINS MAY KILL TREE-DESTROYING BARK BEETLES IN AREA 'WIMPY' SPECIES ON WESTERN SIDE OF FOREST LIKELY TO BE AFFECTED MOST.			521
HIS NEXT ACT OUTGOING CENTER THEATRE GROUP HEAD REFLECTS ON THE HISTORY AND HEALTH OF LIVE THEATER IN L.A.			1473
HISTORY IN THE MAKING? SIMI GIRLS SET MARK WITH 11-GAME WIN STREAK.			586
HORSE RACING ROUNDUP: WET WIN IN SAN GORGONIO.			315
HOSPITAL REACHES MILESTONE SIMI VALLEY FACILITY ABOUT TO GET BIGGER AND BETTER FOR AREA.			520
IN A FIX REDRAWN DISTRICT LINES GUARANTEES RE-ELECTION FOR STATE'S POLITICIANS.			807
INVASIVE PLANTS, ANIMALS A HAZARD NATIVE HABITATS FOUND TO BE IN TROUBLE.			605
IT REALLY IS A SUPER SATURDAY FRESHMAN HELPS WESTLAKE SWEEP DAY WESTLAKE 2, T.O. 1.			414
KICKED OUT JETS SURVIVE, EDGE CHARGERS IN OT N.Y. JETS 20, SAN DIEGO 17.			742
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: GRANT BACK IN THE MIX.			707
LEARNING FROM TRAGEDY CAUSE OF FIRE, PREVALENCE OF CROWDING PROBED.			912
LETTERS.		Letter to the Editor	558
MIKELS REQUESTS ROAD STUDY.			260
NEW BUSINESSES COMING TO TOWN FIRMS NOT ALL ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.		Statistical Data Included	516
NEW HEAD OF DMV CLUELESS.			782
NO POWDERPUFF IN THESE PUGILISTS ACCLAIMED EASTWOOD FILM MAY COAX MORE TO JOIN ALREADY-GROWING NUMBER OF FEMALE BOXERS.			1341
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR DAILY NEWS ALL-AREA FOOTBALL TEAM AND HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON.			1294
OUTPOURING OF HELP FROM MEGAFIRMS TO TINY COMPANIES, AID FOR TSUNAMI VICTIMS IS HIGH ON LIST OF PRIORITIES.			643
PARRIS CONTINUATION HIGH SCHOOL AIMS FOR FALL OPENING.			341
PATERNALISTIC PIFFLE GOVERNMENT CAN'T TAKE PLACE OF MOM AND DAD.			708
PORTABLE DEVICE ALLOWS FIELD BOOKING.			470
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1195
RAIN PROMPTS EMERGENCY RESOURCES NEEDED AS CREEK OVERFLOWS.			420
RAND'S STUDY OFF TARGET PROP. 13 HURT SCHOOLS THROUGH POWER SHIFT, NOT THE IMAGINED CUTBACKS.			660
RED, BLUE STATES AREN'T SO DIFFERENT DESPITE 'CULTURE WAR' RHETORIC, REASONED DEBATE IS STILL EVIDENT.			749
SAN FRANCISCO AT PEPPERDINE.			146
SENIOR STAR IS ALL HART UCLA-BOUND STANDOUT SAVORS HER FINAL SEASON.			503
SENIORS TO LEARN ABOUT RIP-OFFS PROGRAM TO GIVE TIPS ON PROTECTION.			879
SEWER PLAN DETAILS AIRED RATES SET TO RISE $1.75 A MONTH.		Statistical Data Included	500
STORM PUMMELS RAIN-WEARY L.A. SNOW TRAPS CARS IN MOUNTAINS; 3 DIE IN CRASHES.			559
STREET PEOPLE TALLIED CENSUS OF HOMELESS IN COUNTY TO BE TAKEN.			606
TEACHERS TAKE EARLY RETIREMENT 31 TOP-SCALE VETERANS OPT FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT'S OFFER.		Statistical Data Included	410
THE ROLE OF THEIR LIVES 'UNSCRIPTED' PUTS HOLLYWOOD HOPEFULS IN A STRANGE TELEVISED REALITY.			1296
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL ON CUE, ARCHER SHOOTS TRUE.			812
TIME TO SPIN THIS CAROUSEL.			1313
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.			676
TROJANS OFFER NO DEFENSE FOR LOSS QUIET USC FADES IN SECOND HALF, FALLS TO 0-4 WASH. ST. 69, USC 52.			621
UPSTART SCHOOL BOASTS TALENTED FRESHMEN.			581
W IS HIP AND PERSONABLE.			829
WATCH-O-RAMA HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS OF THE COMING TV WEEK.			1572
WE'RE NO. 1 IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE NATIONWIDE.			448
WESTLAKE SHINES WIN OVER RIVAL SHAKES CLOUD OF EARLY LOSSES WESTLAKE 4, T.O. 1.			566
WET WEATHER MAKES IT TOUGH TO KEEP AREA ROADS IN SHAPE.			317
WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT THE RIGHT?			661
WINDS, RAIN POUND VALLEY SHOWERS FLOODING STREETS, TO REMAIN UNTIL TUESDAY.			521
WOMEN'S: CSUN CAN'T ERASE EARLY DEFICIT QUICK START BOOSTS LONG BEACH STATE L.B. STATE 89, CSUN 74.			464