Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 31, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'HE WAS A GREAT TEACHER' VALLEY JAZZ MUSICIAN, TEACHER TED GREENE DEAD AT 58.		Obituary	463
1 ARREST, 24 AUTOS TOWED IN LATE-NIGHT CHECKPOINT.			118
A NEW `LOWE' POINT RIGHT-HANDER GIVES UP FIVE RUNS IN FIVE INNINGS ST. LOUIS 9, DODGERS 4.			744
AGASSI STEPS UP GAME TO REACH FINALS WILL FACE MULLER IN QUEST FOR 4TH L.A. CHAMPIONSHIP.			717
ALL EYES ON HART'S STAR QB SENIOR SETS HIGHER STANDARD AFTER DIFFICULT YEAR AT HELM.			931
ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO SPOOF LANCE AND SHUTTLE BOTH GROUNDED.			837
ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER VENTURA SEASIDE SHINDIG OPENS WEDNESDAY.			1569
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE ARIZONA MUSEUM PUTS GOOD AND BAD ON DISPLAY.			848
AMERICAN LEAGUE UPDATE: BOGGS' GAME 'MONEYBALL' BEFORE THE MONEY.			908
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SANTANA'S GROUP GETS EJECTED.			333
BOB HOPE MEMORIAL GARDEN.			67
BRIEFLY SHOPPING CENTER TO KICK OFF OPENING.			574
BRIEFLY.			507
BUBBLE HASN'T POPPED YET IN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET.			466
CAMPAIGN GIFTS KEEP GIVING BACK.			685
CANYON'S WELCH SPOTTED IN FRANCE.			676
CHILLING OUT IN JULY SHERIFF'S EVENT COLLECTS TOYS WHILE PROVIDING POWDER ROOM.			510
CLASSIC CAR BUFFS SEEK DIVINE INTERVENTION FOR THEIR WHEELS.			522
COMMUNITY NEWS CSUN STUDENTS GOING TO CHINA.			215
CRIT-O-MATIC TV REVIEW.			190
DEAR READERS.			89
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: PHILLIPS THE ODD MAN OUT.			352
DWP'S GREEN SCHEME CUSTOMERS WHO MAKE POWER WILL PAY MORE.			1383
EDITORIAL CANCEL THE ELECTION? NOV. 8 VOTE KEEPS ALIVE CHANCE OF MEANINGFUL REFORM IN SACRAMENTO.		Editorial	388
EDITORIAL PEOPLE POWER.		Editorial	95
EDITORIAL WEEK IN REVIEW.		Editorial	153
ELECTION FILINGS ARE LAGGING SOME CANDIDATES' FORMS MISSING AS DEADLINE NEARS.			651
EVERY SURF DAWG HAS HIS DAY SIMI VALLEY ALUM CATCHES ON WITH INDEPENDENT TEAM.			713
FUN ON WILL ROGERS' RANCH OLD WEST LIFE CELEBRATED AT SOUTHLAND PARK.			528
GLENDALE KICKS OFF (RUBBER) DUCKIE SEASON AT $5 PER BIRD, GREAT RACE SEPT. 10 IS DESIGNED TO BENEFIT FLOCK OF LOCAL CHARITIES, AGENCIES.			508
GM'S STAND STILL WOULD REQUIRE SOME ANSWERS.			784
GRAVE-TOP THEFTS DISGUST WITNESSES.			944
HARD FALL FOR USERS OF LATEST ILLICIT FAD METH'S CRASH LANDING DRUG'S RISING POPULARITY RUINS LIVES, TAXES POLICE.			993
HISTORIC PARALLEL MUSLIM INSURGENCY AKIN TO BOXER REBELLION.			1164
INITIATIVES ARE HELPING AGRICULTURE FLOURISH IN COUNTY SOAR HAS PRESERVED VALUABLE FARMLAND.			974
INTERRELIGIOUS HARMONY GETS FEW HEADLINES.			753
JIM JARMUSCH IN THE MAINSTREAM? MAVERICK DIRECTOR BRINGS OUT THE STARS IN `BROKEN FLOWERS'.			1920
K-ROD ROCKED BY YANKEES BLOWS HIS FOURTH SAVE OF THE SEASON N.Y. YANKEES 8, ANGELS 7.			742
KINGS DRAFT DAY: MORE OFFENSE IS KINGS' GOAL HIGH HOPES FOR SLOVENIA'S KOPITAR.			453
MARTIAL ARTS EXPERT SETS WORLD RECORD.			601
MAYOR'S AGENDA ON TRACK VILLARAIGOSA FLIES THROUGH FIRST MONTH.			1032
MIGHTY DUCKS DRAFT DAY: DUCKS TAKE RYAN WITH SECOND PICK HISTORIC DRAFT DAY FOR SOCAL YOUTH HOCKEY.			496
MOORPARK'S DREAMS DASHED CLAREMONT 5, MOORPARK 4.			154
NATIONAL LEAGUE UPDATE: SUCCESS IN THE CARDS FOR NUNEZ.			1051
NAVIGATING CITY A CHALLENGE.		Statistical Data Included	556
NEARLY AGE 50, COUNTRY CLUB REMAINS OASIS FOR GOLFERS FIRST 9 HOLES OPENED IN OCTOBER OF 1955.			774
NEW FIRM WILL RUN C4 BOND SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY MOVE WILL SAVE DISTRICT MILLIONS.		Statistical Data Included	533
NOTEBOOK: MULLER NOT BIG AT HOME.			305
NOTEBOOK: MULLER NOT STAR-STRUCK.			355
OLDER TEENS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR MALL TILES 'PRINTS OF PRIDE' BENEFITS YOUTH CLUB.			572
ONE IDEA.			90
PADRES ARE BAD, BUT THEY'RE STILL BETTER THAN THE DODGERS.			867
PERCHLORATE VANDALISM? TOXIC LEVELS ODDLY HIGH AT DEVELOPMENT SITE.			747
POST-'RAYMOND' ROMANO GETS READY TO TEE UP HIS ACT.			960
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1146
READY - OR NOT TODAY'S CUTBACKS AND LAYOFFS HAVE END OF A CAREER SNEAKING UP ON OLDER WORKERS.			1082
ROUNDUP: WALLACES CAN'T STOP SORENSON FROM WINNING.			692
SAN FERNANDO CAN'T HOLD OFF SOUTH KOREANS SOUTH KOREA 9, SAN FERNANDO 5.			116
SHAPPI, 'HAWKS DOMINATE IN WIN JETHAWKS 12, VISALIA 2.			169
SIMI TARGETS FRONT YARDS NEW LAW REQUIRES 50% LANDSCAPING.			290
SPARKS AT SEATTLE.			118
SUBURBAN TEENS LURED BY DRUG TRY TO CLEAN UP.			1080
T.O. BIG LEAGUERS PLAYING FOR A CAUSE.			453
TELESCOPE DEBUT MOVES INTO FOCUS PALMDALE DISTRICT PLANS FALL OPENING.			295
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL PLACES IN THE HEART, AND SOUL, OF BASEBALL.			758
THOUSAND OAKS WINS SERIES OPENER.			74
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.			767
TRANSIT FUNDING EN ROUTE MONEY WILL BE USED FOR CONNECTOR BRIDGE.			451
VIDEO-GAME MUSIC TOUR PLANNED.			319
WHAT'S COOL WHAT'S HOT WHILE YOU'RE WAITING FOR DISCOVERY TO RETURN SAFELY TO EARTH ...			716