Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (November 7, 2006)

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`BORAT' BANKS ON BUZZ AS DEMAND INCREASES.		493
A FORCE FOR GOOD TEACHER ACCELERATES STUDENTS.		849
A.V. MURDER TRIAL SENT DOWNTOWN.		522
ALCATEL TO BUILD HOSPITAL SYSTEM.		323
ANOTHER REASON TO LOVE CALIFORNIA TEMPERATURES REACH INTO 90S THANKS TO SANTA ANA WINDS.		490
ANTELOPE VALLEY LOCAL RACES IN THE MIX TODAY.		250
BOYS' WATER POLO: SWIMMING IN THE DEEP END BALIKIAN, PARE HAVE MADE OAKS CHRISTIAN A TITLE CONTENDER.		893
BRIEFLY.		327
CITY GIRLS' TENNIS: SYLMAR EYES PALISADES.		294
CITY SECTION GIRLS' GOLF: GRANADA HILLS SHOOTS ITS WAY TO CITY TITLE LACES' PARK TAKES INDIVIDUAL HONORS BY ONE STROKE.		341
CITY VOLLEYBALL: VERDUGO HILLS ADVANCES TO QUARTERFINALS.		544
CLIPPERS' PREDICTABLE VICTORY FOLLOWS TREND FIVE PLAYERS SCORE IN DOUBLE FIGURES FOR L.A. CLIPPERS 102, PORTLAND 89.		656
CLIPPERS' PREDICTABLE VICTORY FOLLOWS TREND FIVE PLAYERS SCORE IN DOUBLE FIGURES FOR L.A. CLIPPERS 102, PORTLAND 89.		684
COLLEGE MEN'S SOCCER: BRUINS SEEDED 8TH, MATADORS LEFT OUT.		349
COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER: TOUGH DRAWS FOR USC, UCLA.		427
CRACKDOWN NETS 99 POLICE SOUGHT 400 FUGITIVES.		590
CUT SPENDING, MAYOR ASKS KEY BUREAUCRATS.		250
DVD `CARS' REVS ITS ANIMATED ENGINE.		1352
EARLY START TO HOLIDAY CHEER SANTA TO ARRIVE FOR VETERANS DAY.		458
EDITORIAL BALANCE OF POWER RED OR BLUE, WE'RE ALL CALIFORNIANS.	Editorial	168
EDITORIAL WHAT'S AT STAKE TODAY'S ELECTION IS TOO IMPORTANT TO SIT OUT.	Editorial	321
FATHER'S SPIRIT ON FIELD FOR PLAYER, 5.		736
FOOTBALL: RIVALRY RETURNS WITH CRESPI, N.D.		400
FUNDRAISING FOR CALARTS GOES PUBLIC SCHOOL HOPES FOR $43 MILLION.		306
GOOD TASTES.		280
GOWN THEFTS NOT END OF DREAMS.		685
HEALTHY PARACLETE MAKING A PLAYOFF RUN.		551
HEAR TODAY CLASHING VALUES.		620
HIGH SCHOOL 8-MAN FOOTBALL: FAITH BAPTIST ENTERS DIV. I PLAYOFFS AS THE THIRD SEED.		263
HOUSE OF BLUES DEAL COMPLETED.		252
KINGS AT COLORADO.		70
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.		127
L.A. MISSION'S IMPACT REPORT TO BE ON VIEW.		234
L.A.'S MEASURES.		513
LACC DISTRICT CHANCELLOR SET TO RETIRE `ROCKY' YOUNG TELLS BOARD HE WANTS TO TEACH AGAIN.		479
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: BRYANT NOT YET HIS OLD SELF.		693
LEGAL MORASS DEEPENS AT CEMETERY.		400
MAHONY TO OFFICIATE AT KIEFER FUNERAL.	Obituary	314
MAN KILLED IN HIT-RUN INCIDENT OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR DRIVER WHO FLED.		384
MARCH ELECTION FILING PERIOD OPENS.		282
NEWHALL PASS FIRE JAMS TRAFFIC, IS EXTINGUISHED.		192
ON THE RIGHT TRACK GUIDANCE HAS $152,353 SURPLUS.		437
PRO: HOW TO SAVE OUR CRUMBLING CALIFORNIA BONDS BEST WAY TO FIX PROBLEMS.	Editorial	628
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	658
REMOTELY PILOTED CRAFT AIDED FIRE FIGHT.		309
SHOWING OFF YOUR GOOD SIDES GIVE THANKS FOR HOLIDAY.	Recipe	2054
SNAPSHOT OF THE VALLEY CENSUS BUREAU HELPING DISPEL OUR IDENTITY CRISIS.		804
SOME TEAMS COULD USE A BIG DOSE OF NODOZ.		859
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' TENNIS: ANOTHER TOUGH PATH FOR POWERS.		399
SOUTHERN SECTION GOLF: NOTRE DAME'S DEGUZMAN BRAVES ELEMENTS TO QUALIFY.		373
SUNLAND-TUJUNGA ACTIVISTS OPPOSE HOME DEPOT PLAN.		374
THE COUNT: BALLOT SECURITY TO BE WATCHED.		767
THE NIGHT CANYON'S STREAK CAME TO AN END TWENTY YEARS AGO, 46-GAME RUN WAS STOPPED IN MEMORABLE CONTEST.		1512
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: BRUINS STILL HAVE SIGHTS SET ON BOWL.		626
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: POWDRELL LIKELY DONE AT 'SC.		362
VALENCIA DANGEROUS WITH NOTHING TO LOSE.		668
VOTERS HEAD TO THE POLLS TO DECIDE ON BOND, WATER BOARD.		274