Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 28, 2006)

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'THIEF' STEELS ITSELF WITH DARK HUMOR.		471
26,000 LAUSD STUDENTS PROTESTS.		1255
AMTRAK HITS BIG RIG; FOUR IN VEHICLES HURT.		322
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: SALMON OK IN OUTFIELD.		648
APARTMENT BOOM BUOYS MARKET WHILE SINGLE-FAMILY CONSTRUCTION STALLS, MULTIFAMILY UNITS UP 64%.		530
BASE TARGETING CELL PHONES EDWARDS TO CITE DRIVERS TALKING ON DEVICES.		348
BIGGEST JOB FAIR TO BE WEDNESDAY.		348
BRIEFCASE.		629
BRIEFLY.		505
CARRIED AWAY FRENZY OVER GEORGE MASON IS OUT OF HAND.		834
CHATTER: SOUTHERN SECTION HONORS EIGHT LOCAL PLAYERS, COACHES.		539
COLLEGE OFFERS CHANCES TO STUDY ABROAD.		384
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO URGE DIFFERENT SEWER ROUTE PROJECT'S IMPACT ON BURBANK FEARED.		409
COUNTRYWIDE TO AID INJURED VETS AT HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY TO DONATE $1 MILLION.		406
CRIT-O-MATIC.		112
CULTURE REIGNS AT MISS ASIA USA.		756
DVD REVIEWS OF NEW RELEASES.		1600
EDITORIAL BORDER WARS BUSH MUST LEAD THE WAY IN IMMIGRATION DEBATE.	Editorial	486
EDITORIAL THE FANTASTIC FOUR UCLA, NCAA TOURNAMENT LIVE UP TO THE HYPE.	Editorial	154
FEARSOME FOURSOME: THE LONG LEAP A.V.'S CRENSHAW SEEKS 2ND STATE TITLE.		762
FILL-IN CATCHER HELPS COUGARS HIT .500.		644
FIRE CAPT. BILL APODACA RETIRING FROM BELOVED CAREER.		648
FIREHOUSE VISITS CHEER 90-YEAR-OLD.		720
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction notice	32
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction notice	32
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction notice	24
GERMANY ROMP SETTLES U.S. ROSTER.		1039
GLENDALE EYES SHELTER DEAL WITH AGENCY.		400
GOOD TASTES.		833
GOP PRIMARY RACE: RUNNER VS. LEDFORD.		391
GOVERNOR LAUNCHES EARLY TV AD COMMERCIALS START AIRING IN CITIES THAT ARNOLD IS VISITING.		592
HEAR TODAY.		155
HOME PRICES SET NEW RECORDS IN FEBRUARY PALMDALE, LANCASTER UP.		474
HOMELESS PLAN SPARKS DEBATE ON COUNTY BOARD.		569
IMMIGRATION DEBATE HEATS UP CITIZENSHIP FOR ILLEGALS? SENATE PANEL APPROVES REFORMS.		842
INMATE BLAMES L.A. COUNTY FOR RIOT INJURY.		318
L.A., ANAHEIM GET TO STATE THEIR CASES CITIES TO MAKE PRESENTATIONS TO NFL OWNERS.		624
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: THINGS FINALLY STARTING TO COME TOGETHER FOR BROWN.		622
LUDLOW EXPECTED TO PLEAD GUILTY AGAIN FEDERAL COURT VENUE FOR TODAY.		323
MARCH ON CITY HALL STUDENTS PROTEST ILLEGAL ALIEN BILL.		658
MOVING AWAY FROM TRADITION? DODGERTOWN'S DAYS MAY BE NUMBERED.		1077
MUD-SLINGING PAC FLIERS HURT, NOT HELP.	Letter to the editor	347
NEED TICKETS? GOOD LUCK.		270
PEEVED COMMISSIONER PROPOSES CITY 'GREEN POWER CZAR' CRITICS SAY UTILITY MOVING TOO SLOWLY.		363
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1234
RED CROSS SERVICE CENTER AT NEW HOME.		140
RESTAURANT REPLICAS: TAKING SIDES STAKEHOUSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FROM FLEMING'S, MORTON'S THAT YOU CAN MAKE AT HOME.	Recipe	1884
SAN ANTONIO AT CLIPPERS.		60
SCHOOL STORM DAMAGE MORE THAN $400,000 STATE TO HELP PAY FOR REPAIRS.		346
SEASON OF BEES, TREES, ALLERGIES SNIFFLES, HIVES 'BLOOM' IN SPRING.		512
SERVICE SET FOR DEPUTY KILLED IN SPEEDER PURSUIT.	Obituary	351
SMALL SCHOOLS: IT TAKES A VILLAGE AFTER VEGAS THEFT.		489
SNIPER JURY ACQUITS ONE, HANGS ON ANOTHER.		517
THEY'VE WALKED THE WALK FARMAR AND AFFLALO CRITICIZED BRUINS, THEN ELEVATED THEM.		892
TOO MANY SCHOOLS FAIL THEIR STUDENTS.	Editorial	554
UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: WOODEN WON'T MAKE TRIP TO INDIANAPOLIS.		623
WANTED: A BLOCKBUSTER 2006 LACKING $100 MILLION FILM.		594
WORK BEGINS ON RELAY FOR LIFE.		375