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

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'SUMMER SERENADE' KICKS OFF SEASON CHILDREN'S CHOIR WILL JOIN MASTER CHORALE.		430
'THE NERD' IS UP AT REP PLAYHOUSE.		195
A: $2 MIL. Q: WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF 'FILTHY RICH'?		371
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SANTANA CREATES OPTIONS.		351
AREA PROGRAMS FACE SEVERE CUTS.		420
ART OF A DIFFERENT SORT ACTOR MAXIMILIAN SCHELL BRINGS A NEW, EXACTING SENSIBILITY TO L.A. OPERA STAGING OF 'DER ROSENKAVALIER'.		1000
ASLA GOES BACK TO DRAWING BOARD TO GET REDESIGN.		589
BRIEFCASE.		470
BRIEFLY.		328
BRIEFLY.		610
BROADCASTER MILLER A KING WITHOUT A THRONE.		760
CAL LEAGUE: ERRORS DOOM JETHAWKS L.E. 2, JETHAWKS 1.		152
CHARTER SCHOOLS GET HIGH MARKS.		408
CHATSWORTH BLASTS INTO FINAL JUNIOR'S SIX RBI LEADS SEMI ROUT CHATSWORTH 15, SOUTH GATE 5.		539
CITY SECTION SWIMMING: CLEVELAND'S GIRLS LOOK TO REPEAT, KEEP CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE VALLEY.		454
COLLEGE GRADS OFFERED CUSTOMS AGENCY JOBS.		270
COMIC'S TRAGEDY IS CHANGING TWO LIVES.	Editorial	950
COUNCIL RESTRICTS HOUSES' SIZES.	Statistical Data Included	305
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: CARLYLE HOPING TO GET START.		333
ECR A ONE-MAN SHOW KORT HITS, PITCHES CONQUISTADORES PAST KENNEDY ECR 12, KENNEDY 4.		456
EDITORIAL LEADERSHIP VACUUM DECEIT OR INCOMPETENCE, HAHN TRASHED THE VALLEY ON LANDFILL POLICY.	Editorial	409
EDITORIAL NUCLEAR FREEZE SENATE COMPROMISE SETS STAGE FOR FUTURE CLASH.	Editorial	309
EX-CON PLEADS TO TRAFFIC DEATH MAN FACES 10 YEARS IN DRUNK-DRIVING CRASH.		379
FOGGY MORNINGS TO TURN INTO SUNNY DAYS THROUGH HOLIDAY.		210
GOOD AND BAD NEWS FOR ANGELS GUERRERO MRI POSITIVE, BUT OFFENSE IS HURTING CHICAGO 2, ANGELS 1.		629
GOOD AND BAD NEWS FOR ANGELS GUERRERO MRI POSITIVE, BUT OFFENSE IS HURTING CHICAGO 2, ANGELS 1.		630
GOOD TASTES.		272
HAHN'S LOSS HAS MORE THAN 125 AIDES LOOKING FOR WORK.		759
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS FOR FIRST TIME, STATE'S MEDIAN HOME PRICE HITS MAGIC NUMBER.		657
HART GRADS READY.		305
HART'S MAGIC RUNS OUT AGAINST CAMARILLO.		859
HEAD OF DWP SHOULD BE MORE BUSINESS-ORIENTED.	Editorial	563
HUSH VOTE COSTS PUBLIC D.A., ASSESSOR FIGHT TERM LIMITS.		625
INTERIM FIRE CHIEF APPOINTED CITY PICKS DEPARTMENT VETERAN FOR POST.		389
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: 'HAWKS HURTING AFTER TWO INJURIES.		394
KLEEN DOES IT ALL FOR PEPPERDINE.		614
L.A. WASTE STRATEGY PLEDGED NO TIMELINE FOR NEW OPTION TO SUNSHINE CANYON.		455
LAKERS DON'T HIT NBA DRAFT JACKPOT LOTTERY PICK IS NO. 10, JUST AS EXPECTED.		745
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER: GALAXY SEEKS REDEMPTION.		476
NFL UPDATE: SAINTS' SALE IS NON-STARTER $1 BILLION OFFER TURNED DOWN.		792
NFL, L.A. INCH CLOSER COLISEUM SITE MAY HOLD FEWER HURDLES.		1236
NOW THE BEST PART OF THE SEASON.		733
POLICE ARREST GUN WAVER.		221
PRIDE HALF ACRE WIDE.		521
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1282
RIDING A TITLE WAVE ENQUIST LEADS UCLA'S CHAMPIONSHIP SOFTBALL PROGRAM.		1201
SAVOR THE FLAVORS OF GREECE.	Recipe	1908
SERVICE WITH A RYE SMILE VENERABLE NATE 'N AL'S MARKS 60TH YEAR IN BIZ.		731
SOUTHERN SECTION BASEBALL: ROYAL, HART MOVING ON.		527
SOUTHERN SECTION SOFTBALL: CAMARILLO GETS REVENGE ON HART TO REACH QUARTERFINALS.		550
SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS: H.-W. ROMPS TO DIV. I FINAL.		384
SPARKS AT MINNESOTA.		72
SUNNY, BREEZY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND LIKELY TO BRING MORE OF THE SAME.		229
SUPES VOTE TO PUMP UP FEES WATER RATES RISE ON NEW BUILDING.		426
TEJON PRESERVE UNVEILED PRIVATE, PUBLIC FUNDS TO MAINTAIN PROPERTY.		667
THE BUZZ.		641
TRIAL SET IN TEEN'S DEATH BOY, 13, CHARGED IN BASEBALL BAT BEATING.		447
TWO ARRESTED IN VANDALISM AT HART HIGH.		231
UCLA WINS TENNIS TITLE.		63
VALCOM VIDEO ASSETS ACQUIRED PAY-TV FIRM CATERS TO GAY COMMUNITY.		358
VALLEY'S LINK WITH N.Y. JETBLUE'S FIRST NONSTOP FLIGHT TO BIG APPLE DEPARTS FROM BOB HOPE AIRPORT RUNWAY.		618
VOLLEYBALL NOTES: VALENCIA READY FOR SANTA BARBARA - AGAIN.		250
VOTE PUT OFF ON COLLEGE-PREP RULE FOR ALL.		516
WASHINGTON SET TO TRANSFER.		164
WEAVER HAS WEAK OUTING BUT PITCHER INSISTS ARM IS FINE AFTER LOSS SAN FRAN. 5, DODGERS 3.		620
WEAVER HAS WEAK OUTING PITCHER LIT UP AGAIN IN DODGERS' LOSS SAN FRAN. 5, DODGERS 3.		634