Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 30, 2006)

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ADOPTIVE PARENTS SETTLE FOR $200,000.		333
ALARCON TO POOR: YOU CAN GRADUATE CHEVRON TO FUND EFFORT TO PROVE IT.		817
AREA DRIVERS MADE THEIR MARK.		909
BASEBALL BY THE BOOK OR DVD.		242
BOYS' BASKETBALL: JACKSON LEADS SIMI VALLEY FORWARD SCORES 32 IN VICTORY.		358
BRIEFCASE.		452
BRIEFLY.		412
BURGLAR 1-MAN CRIME WAVE 47 BREAK-INS GIVE RESIDENTS JITTERS.		812
CALIFORNIA HMO RATES TO RISE STATE'S PRICES FORMERLY WERE BELOW-AVERAGE.		549
CHARGES LOOM IN LABOR ACTION.		366
COMMUNITY REPORTER RICK COCA MOVES ON.		307
COUNCIL FLIP-FLOPS ON PAYOFF FIREFIGHTER WON'T GET $2.7 MILLION IN HAZING CASE.		1029
COUPLE'S MEETING WAS A CAPITOL AFFAIR.		333
COWAN WILL REMAIN BRUINS' STARTING QB OLSON HEALTHY, BUT WILL BE THE BACKUP AGAINST USC.		534
DRIVERS PASS UP FLASH FOR FUNCTION HIGH GAS PRICES MAKE HYBRIDS STAR OF THE SHOW.		919
DUCKS AT VANCOUVER.		64
EDITORIAL DOOMED BY CITY HALL NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL SYSTEM NEEDS MAJOR REFORMS.	Editorial	374
EDITORIAL GOOD NEIGHBORS PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL SITE IS ALREADY MAKING AREA RESIDENTS ANGRY.	Editorial	202
EVENT TO SPOTLIGHT VARIETY OF WOMEN.		433
EX-CON TO SERVE LIFE IN PRISON JURY FINDS HIM GUILTY OF SLAYING.		526
FOR UCLA, ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING UPSET AGAINST TROJANS COULD GIVE BRUINS SOME SWAGGER.		976
GANG GUNMAN TURNS WEAPON ON 2 WITNESSES SISTERS, 9 AND 14, SURVIVE ONLY AFTER BULLETS RUN OUT.		466
GRANDVIEW CEMETERY TO OPEN TWICE MONTHLY.		361
HOLIDAYS BRING OUT THE BEST IN US.		286
HOLIDAYS GOOD TIME FOR SHARING STORIES.		273
HOME SALES SET RECORD PALMDALE PRICES HIT $388,500 AFTER MONTHS OF STAGNATION.		539
HOT OFF THE PRESS H.-W. LOOKING FOR FIRST FOOTBALL TITLE, BUT O.C. IS IN WAY.		765
INCONSISTENT CLIPPERS BREAK FIVE-GAME LOSING STREAK L.A. HAS TO BATTLE WITH LOWLY GRIZZLIES CLIPPERS 105, MEMPHIS 90.		679
INCONSISTENT CLIPPERS BREAK FIVE-GAME LOSING STREAK L.A. HAS TO BATTLE WITH LOWLY GRIZZLIES CLIPPERS 105, MEMPHIS 90.		675
KIWANIS HONORS VETERANS.		308
L.A. HIRES 1,000TH DEPUTY.		251
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: IT'S A FINE DAY FOR JACKSON.		409
LAUSD FACES AN UNWANTED AUDIT MAYOR, BREWER PUSH PERFORMANCE REVIEWS.		496
LETTERS ADDRESSED TO SANTA FALL INTO HELPFUL HANDS.		420
MAN, 76, MISSING.		379
MIHM IS LIKELY OUT FOR SEASON.		296
MLB NOTEBOOK: MATTHEWS SAYS IT'S ALL IN THE NUMBERS.		405
NAMES NOW RESTORED.		941
PACSUN MAKES CHAPTER 11 FILING MALL NINE MONTHS BEHIND.		361
PEPPERDINE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: LESSONS DELIVERED BY MILO MIDDLE BLOCKER LEADS PEPPERDINE INTO POSTSEASON.		622
PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES BEAUTY ABROAD.		324
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1265
PUBLIC SAFETY MEDAL OF VALOR 6 SOUTHLAND POLICE OFFICERS ARE CITED FOR THEIR COURAGE.		449
RECIPES CAN DEFINE THE HOLIDAYS.		146
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY THEATERS, ACTORS HONORED WITH ADA AWARDS.		260
SLIGHT INCREASE IN RETAIL SALES BUMPS UP CITY'S TAX REVENUE.		243
STUDY: WHITES GET MAJORITY OF ACTING JOBS MINORITIES LEFT OUT OF 80% OF CASTING.		694
SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS ON LIMITING CO2.		694
THE WORLD REVOLVES AROUND THEM EVERYWHERE MEN FROM THE SOUTHLAND TO SENEGAL, BASKETBALL TALENT HAS COME TO SIMI VALLEY'S STONERIDGE PREP IN HOPES OF GETTING NOTICED.		2997
U GOTTA SEE THIS ANTS MAKE BOY CRY UNCLE.		504
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: SVOBODA TO RETURN AFTER FATHER'S FUNERAL.		309
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: THIS RIVALRY HAS SPLIT FAMILIES UP.		467
USC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: SEILHAMER DIGS HER OPPORTUNITY AT 'SC WOMEN OF TROY TAKE ON MISSISSIPPI IN NCAA TOURNEY.		791
VENDORS, FRIENDS MAKING IT EASIER FOR FLOORING-BUSINESS OWNER TO RECOVER.		611
VOLUNTEERS HOPE TO BOOST BABIES' CHANCES.		516
YOU CAN SHARE YOUR STORIES, CONCERNS.		310