Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (August 25, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A BITTER TASTE FOR WEAVER ANGELS ROOKIE SUFFERS FIRST LOSS BOSTON 2, ANGELS 1.			699
A KEG FULL OF BAD BEHAVIOR IN `BEERFEST'.			540
A.V. COWGIRLS FAIR KICKS OFF `GOOD TIMES' TODAY.			847
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SUCCESS IS IN THE DELIVERY.			433
BEAUTY'S SKIN DEEP IN `IDLEWILD'.			669
BERNARDINI HAS HIS SUPPORTERS.			870
BRIEFCASE.			417
BRIEFLY.			439
BRIEFLY.			400
CALHFA CUTS RATES FOR RENTAL PROJECTS.			341
DODGERS: COLLETTI'S PLAN WAS VERY CREDIBLE SIGNING FURCAL STARTED TO FIX PERCEPTIONS.			848
DOOBIES MEET SHAKESPEARE IN SOME FUNKY DIXIELAND.			656
EDITORIAL CULTURE OF CORRUPTION FORGET IT, STEVE. IT'S CITY HALL.		Editorial	477
EDITORIAL CURB APPEAL SUCCESS OF A CSUN DROPOUT PROVIDES A BOON TO THE VALLEY.		Editorial	196
EMPLOYEE TRAINING INSTITUTE GETS NEW DIRECTOR PROFESSIONAL WITH 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SELECTED.			361
FIELDER HANKERD HUNGRY FOR SUCCESS JETHAWKS' MANAGER LABELS PLAYER `SOLID,' WITH EXTRAORDINARY DRIVE.			515
FIRE CAPTAIN IS FREE ON BAIL DEL TORO DEEMED NOT A FLIGHT RISK IN MURDER CASE.			692
FIRST BIRD DEATH FROM WEST NILE CONFIRMED IN A.V.			450
FREEWAY TO BE CLOSED FOR MORE SLOPE WORK.			137
HOME SALES PLUNGE STATEWIDE L.A. COUNTY RESISTS DROP IN HOUSE PRICES.			608
INCREDIBLE START FOR `INVINCIBLE'.			1074
INSIDERS HIP-HOP STARS OUTKAST CRASH THE GATES OF HOLLYWOOD.			1502
JAIL WOES PERSIST, ADVISER REPORTS.			653
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			151
LAMBO HEADS TO ASU.			132
LAUSD TAKEOVER BILL STALLS VOTE ON VILLARAIGOSA PLAN LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE MONDAY.			1006
LIVELY FLAVORS OF PERU NOW IN NORTHRIDGE.		Restaurant review	756
LOCAL TRAILS MAY BE ADDED TO MAPS.			136
LYMPHOMA KILLS KNACK DRUMMER GARY.		Obituary	302
MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE: LACROSSE, L.A. STYLE PRO LEAGUE BRINGS SHOWCASE GAME TO HDC.			659
MATTERS OF THE WORLD -- AND THE HEART.			389
MCKEON AIDE NAMED TO COLLEGE BOARD WILK, 47, CHOSEN FROM 21 APPLICANTS FOR CANYONS SEAT.			412
MODEST KEY-MAKER FINALLY MAKES NEWS.			526
MOORPARK HAS MORE DEFENDING CHAMPIONS HAVE TALENT BACK AT KEY SPOTS.			997
MTA AGREES TO THE NAME `EXPO LINE' COLOR ON MAP STILL DEBATED.			448
OFFICER TELLS ABOUT NIGHT FELLOW COP DIED.			522
PITCHESS WELL WILL MONITOR LANDFILL TOXICS SEEPAGE TO BE CHECKED OUT.			351
PROP. 87 CONTAINS SOME FATAL FLAWS.		Editorial	544
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	683
QUARTERBACK TO BE MISSED.			462
REAL ESTATE SELLERS CALL FOR HIGHER AGENT'S HELP.			976
ROBBERS CARRY OUT 2ND HEIST.			426
SOLAR-POWERED SIGNS TO SIGNAL SPEEDERS NEAR CAMPUSES.			529
SOUND CHECK.			703
STOCK MAKES LEAP TO USC AGOURA BASEBALL STAR, 16, SKIPS SENIOR YEAR.			685
THE `BUZZ' ON SCREENWRITER IS GOOD.			494
THIS MALCOLM CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE TAFT'S SMITH GOES WHERE HE'S TOLD.			755
TROUBLED GRAND VIEW CEMETERY TO REOPEN FOR ONCE-A-WEEK VISITS.			195
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: DRAGOVIC FIGHTING ALL THE WAY BACK.			594
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: VETERAN SMITH READY TO TEACH.			505
VALLEY WATER MAIN BURSTS HOMES FLOODED IN NORTHRIDGE.			614
WAVES BENEFIT FROM T.O. TITLE.			337
WEAVER ISN'T USED TO THIS RED SOX NICK HIM FOR FIRST MLB LOSS BOSTON 2, ANGELS 1.			829
WEEKEND FESTIVALS.			233
WILD, WILD MESS EQUALITY (AND MEDIOCRITY) SEEMS TO BE THE NL WEST'S SIGNATURE.			859
ZEROING IN ON A NEW SOUND.			904