Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 15, 2006)

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ANAVERDE SCHOOL CAUGHT IN DISPUTE CITY OFFICIALS SAY BUILDER HAS GO-AHEAD.		593
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: NAPOLI REMAINS CONFIDENT.		457
BACK IN RHYTHM METERS BRING FUNK FROM BIG EASY TO L.A.		856
BIG LEAGUE SOFTBALL: DISTRICT 51 OPENS UP WITH A SPLIT.		145
BIG WHIFF ON THE FREEWAY ARREST NETS 23 POUNDS OF POT.		193
BODY FOUND OUT IN DESERT MAY BE MISSING SIMI MOM.		366
BRATTON ALARMED BY RISE IN ATTACKS ON L.A. OFFICERS.		776
BRIEFCASE.		296
BRIEFLY.		639
BRIEFLY.		395
BUZZ.		722
CHATTER: BYE FOR PANORAMA RIVALS.		370
COLLEGE WELDING PROGRAM CERTIFIED SHORTAGE IN FIELD BENEFITS STUDENTS.		266
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER FORCED UNION CONTRACT.		360
DEBATE STARTS ON TERM LIMITS, ETHICS PACKAGE.		456
DEVENNEY PLAYED KEY ROLE IN VICTORY QUARTZ HILL HIGH PLAYER SPEEDY.		338
DISNEY REALIGNS HARD-HIT DIVISION.		272
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: TOMKO'S CHANGE IS A FAST ONE.		438
DODGERS STAY HOT WITH WIN OVER MARLINS GARCIAPARRA'S 3 RBIS LIFT L.A. TO 16TH VICTORY IN 17 GAMES DODGERS 4, FLORIDA 2.		863
DVD REVIEWS OF NEW RELEASES.		1713
EDITORIAL EXIT EXAM SHOWDOWN NEXT STOP, STATE SUPREME COURT.	Editorial	162
EDITORIAL LOOKING FOR WORK.	Editorial	143
EDITORIAL SUN VALLEY'S STRUGGLE LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS DESERVE TO CONTROL TRASH TRUST FUND.	Editorial	333
ELECTION DEADLINE EXTENDED 2 E. KERN INCUMBENTS NOT SEEKING RE-ELECTION.		378
END IT LIKE BECKHAM?		961
EVEN NEW BUILDINGS AT RISK IN BIG ONE STUDY EXPLORES VALLEY IMPACT.		588
GIVE A TIARA TO `LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE' QUIRKY FILM BIGGEST INDIE HIT OF SUMMER.		582
GOOD TASTES.		582
GORMAN BLAZE STILL BURNING.		247
HAYES, CHAMPION OF DOWN-AND-OUT, DIES.	Obituary	475
HEAR TODAY THE BEST SOUNDS OF JAMAICA'S LEGENDARY COXSONE.		765
HILLSIDE PLUNGE INJURES 2.		153
JETHAWKS' HOME STATS SHINE BRIGHT ERA MUCH LOWER IN LANCASTER.		520
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.		168
LAUSD EMPLOYEES PUSH ON CONTRACT.		410
LOSS GIVES ANGELS SPLIT DECISION YANKEES BREAK TIE IN SEVENTH, THEN SCORE FOUR IN EIGHTH N.Y. YANKEES 7, ANGELS 2.		829
NEEDY KIDS NEED A GOOD EDUCATION.	Editorial	568
OFFICIALS ID MOTORCYCLIST WHO DIED.		134
OWNERS OF CEMETERY ASKED TO REOPEN PART TIME CITY WOULD COVER LIABILITY COSTS FOR ONE DAY A WEEK AT GRAND VIEW MEMORIAL.		427
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1233
RUNNING BACK ZIRBEL RETURNS TO SAUGUS.		686
RUNNING GAME IS A-BRUIN MARQUEE NAME MARKEY READY TO TAKE REINS AS UCLA'S MAIN RUNNING BACK.		835
SARA OLSON'S REFLECTIONS IN PRISON WRITING, HIDING PAST FROM INMATES PART OF ROUTINE.		494
SHOWDOWN IN SACRAMENTO ANTONIO VS. ROMER.		740
SIMPLE & DELICIOUS READER-DRIVEN MAGAZINES OFFER A TASTE OF HOME.	Recipe	2509
SMILES REPLACE FROWNS FOR SYNDROME.		560
SOFTBALL: SAUGUS CATCHER LEADS ORANGE COUNTY.		216
STILL RIDING THE BUS ORANGE LINE RIDERSHIP GOING STRONG.		443
TENANTS MAY GET AID UNDER CONDO PLAN.		360
TWO HURT AS RIG HITS PICKUP.		160
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: DEFENSE GETTING A NEW ATTITUDE.		515
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: HANCOCK TO HAVE MRI.		472
WORK PROPOSAL WOULD ASSIST VETERANS COUNTY PLAN TO BE CONSIDERED.		597