Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 20, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'VALUE' BILLED WHEN PROJECTIONS WEREN'T MET, EX-VP TESTIFIES.			667
`RAPIDLY' DETERIORATING, COUNTRY ROADS FACE $300 MILLION BILL FOR REPAIR WORK.			238
A LOFTY GOAL REALIZED IN NOHO FORMER INDUSTRIAL BUILDING BECOMES HOT NEW HOUSING.			640
AFFLALO TO TEST STATUS UCLA GUARD TO APPLY FOR DRAFT.			476
AMTRAK TRAIN CLIPS BIG RIG; NO ONE HURT.			270
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLON PLACED ON DL.			429
ANGELS' BULLPEN BLOWS UP FIELDING ISN'T ANY BETTER, AS L.A. LOSES FIVE-RUN LEAD MINNESOTA 12, ANGELS 10 (10).			799
BRIEFCASE.			480
BRIEFLY.			486
BRIEFLY.			436
BRIEFLY.			666
CHARGES DROPPED IN ATTACK ALLEGATION.			372
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS NOTEBOOK: FRESHMAN GREINER HAS WSC TITLE IN VIEW.			400
CRUDE AWAKENING: OIL PRICES HIT RECORD.			619
DISPUTE TURNS TRAGIC NEIGHBOR SOUGHT IN DEADLY CONFRONTATION.			571
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: NOMAR GOES TO MINORS.			436
DODGERS STUNNED BY TURN OF EVENTS CUBS PUT TOGETHER UNLIKELY RALLY IN EIGHT TO WIN CHICAGO 5, DODGERS 4.			726
DONNING DENIM TO MAKE A POINT.			262
EAGLES STAY IN THE HUNT LEVINSON HELPS LANCASTER OVERCOME INJURIES.			284
EDITORIAL ACADEMIC ARMY TUTORING PROGRAM GETS RESULTS.		Editorial	163
EDITORIAL ACHIEVABLE GOALS.		Editorial	151
EDITORIAL CLEARING THE STREETS CITY HOMELESS POLICY BELIES PIOUS HUMANITARIAN RHETORIC.		Editorial	332
ELEPHANTS TO GET MORE TRUNK SPACE COUNCIL OKS NEW ENCLOSURE.			619
EVENT FOR VETERANS SATURDAY STAND DOWN WILL OFFER VARIETY OF SERVICES, PROGRAM.			460
FORECAST: SUNNY L.A. PHOENIX READY TO MEET LAKERS 115, N.O. 95.			688
FORECAST: SUNNY L.A. PHOENIX READY TO MEET LAKERS 115, N.O. 95.			685
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH: WORK PROFESSOR, 75, WINS HONORS FROM COLLEAGUES SECOND CAREER INVIGORATES ROMANIAN IMMIGRANT WHO LOVES HELPING STUDENTS LEARN MATH.			681
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: STUNNING N.P. STILL UNBEATEN.			367
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' TENNIS NOTEBOOK: CAMPBELL HALL WON'T CATCH ANYONE BY SURPRISE.			468
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK: VERDUGO HILLS SETTER'S GAME STANDS TALL 5-6 HERMOSO HAS DONS EYEING SUNSET SIX TITLE.			689
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING: HART STREAKS PAST BURBANK IN SHOWDOWN.			316
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: MURAKAMI GETTING USED TO THE NEW NORMAL.			599
JACKSON WALKS RIGHT BACK IN AS SUCCESS.			833
L.A. NEEDS MORE THAN PROMISES.		Editorial	701
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: MIHM BACK IN ACTION.			516
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: MIHM BACK IN ACTION.			483
LITTLE HOPES REST TAKES CARE OF ITSELF DODGERS MANAGER GIVES DREW DAY OFF VS. CUBS CHICAGO 5, DODGERS 4.			721
MAN SHOT BY CHP CRITICAL FOLLOWING A 50-MILE PURSUIT, OFFICERS FIRED AFTER DRIVING REFUSED TO GET OUT OF HIS TRUCK.			343
MAYOR FINDS ALLY IN CAPITOL ARNOLD `100 PERCENT' BEHIND VILLARAIGOSA'S LAUSD PLAN.			819
MAYOR'S FIRST BUDGET TO FOCUS ON KIDS, COPS.			342
MEARS, RIGGS TRY TO DODGE OPPONENTS.			518
NEW LOOK AT CHILD CARE OFFICIALS MULL GROWTH, CHANGES.			444
ONLY HALF FINISH HIGH SCHOOL RATES EVEN WORSE FOR MINORITIES.			614
PORTER PRIZED FOR VOLUNTEERISM.		Obituary	475
PRAYER BREAKFAST ASSAILED ANEW GROUP SAYS EVENT IS A MINGLING OF CHURCH, CITY.			446
PREP TENNIS NOTEBOOK: CANYON LOOKS TO MAKE ITS MOVE AT FINISH.			361
PREP VOLLEYBALL: VALENCIA FAVORITE IN SANTA BARBARA TOURNEY.			372
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1138
Q.H.'S THAI READY FOR ANOTHER TITLE.			320
REPORTER GOES TO BAT FOR DODGERS' REWARD PLAN.			656
REVIVED PARADE CELEBRATES BURBANK.			381
TREASURE TRUNK TO BENEFIT MEND.			664