Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 26, 2006)

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ACCOUNT OPENED FOR VICTIM'S MOM.		291
BASEBALL PROGRAM HELPS DEAF CHILDREN.		503
BOYNTON'S `PENGUIN' WILL WARM YOUR HEART.		166
BREEDERS' CUP: BERNARDINI THE ONE TO BEAT SO SAYS LAVA MAN TRAINER O'NEILL, WHO PRAISES COLT.		440
BRIEFCASE.		389
BRIEFLY.		557
BRYANT NEEDS ACCOLADES.		891
BURBANK RESIDENTS RALLY TO WOMAN IN NEED.		327
CAMP FUNAMUCK LANYARDS AND FACIALS? IT'S CAMP GETAWAY, WHERE MOMS CAN BE KIDS FOR THE WEEKEND.		1371
CANDIDATES SOUND SIMILAR.		661
CEMEX MIGHT BE IN TRIP MIX.		193
CITIZEN-JOURNALISTS SHARE HOLIDAY TRADITION.		283
CLIPPERS NOTEBOOK: DUNLEAVY OK WITH NO EXTENSION.		259
CLU'S JONES WORTH WATCHING KINGSMEN QB HAS LED TEAM TO 19-2 MARK IN PAST 21.		388
COLLEGES: MASTER'S SETTLES FOR A TIE.		121
CONSERVATION WORK EARNS EAFB PRAISE.		450
COUNTY TO AUDIT TOUCH-SCREEN VOTING SYSTEMS HANDFUL TO BE TESTED IN WAKE OF CONCERNS ABOUT ACCURACY.		298
COURT LIFTS MTA RESTRAINTS CRITICS FEAR ACTION COULD BRING FARE HIKES AND SERVICE CUTS BY AGENCY.		1098
CPR FOR AN ER EMERGENCY ROOM GETS BIG ADDITION.		528
CSUN BASKETBALL: MATADORS PICKED SEVENTH L.B. STATE, PACIFIC TOP THE BIG WEST.		700
DILGER SHINES IN INDIVDUAL LEAGUE FINALS QUARTZ HILL GOLFER SETS MARK.		339
EAA THREATENS A MASSIVE STRIKE IF RAISE NOT OK'D.		406
EDITION OFFERS GREAT VARIETY OF STORIES.		286
EDITORIAL FORESEEN CONSEQUENCES.	Editorial	193
EDITORIAL FREE AT LAST LIFTING MTA CONSENT DECREE WILL IMPROVE MASS TRANSIT.	Editorial	303
FLU VACCINATIONS TO BE CONVENIENT.		277
GETTING A NEW READ ON LIFE COLLINS HAS EXCELLED SINCE STARTING OVER AT OXY.		823
GIRLS' TENNIS: TAFT ENDS GRANADA HILLS' CHAMPIONSHIP STREAK AT 11.		365
HEALTH-CONSCIOUS RECIPES KEEP THE POUNDS OFF.	Recipe	295
HICKMAN'S PLAY HAS BECOME A BIG DEAL FOR UCLA SENIOR AMONG NATION'S TOP DEFENSIVE ENDS.		938
HOLIDAY SEASON IS KNOCKING AT OUR DOOR.		312
HOT OFF THE PRESS: MONTCLAIR PREP'S BOWL GAME: HOPE.		544
JC NOTEBOOK: PIERCE'S SLOW START A DISTANT MEMORY.		373
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.		144
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HELP FROM THE LEFT HAND.		566
LAST COULD BE BEST IN THIS CHASE.		1014
MAYOR, BREWER `JOINED AT THE HIP' PAIR ALL SMILES AFTER FIRST MEETING; VOW TO CUT DROPOUT RATE.		1049
MEN'S SOCCER: UC SANTA BARBARA 1, CSUN 0 LOSS COULD RUIN TOURNEY HOPES.		316
MORE IN STORE FOR DEPUTIES? OFFICIALS LOOK INTO CREATING EAST-SIDE LANCASTER OFFICE.		525
MORE TRAFFIC CAMERAS OK'D FOR THE VALLEY.		148
NEELY'S STRENGTH FROM JUDO MAKES HER COURT POWER.		633
NTS MAY OK STATE TESTING OF SCV SITE FIRM HAD REJECTED EPA BID FOR STUDY.		441
PALMDALE HUNTS FOR SUPERINTENDENT.		189
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1275
QUEEN FOR A DAY EVERYTHING LOOKING ROSY FOR FLINTRIDGE PREP'S MCCLUGGAGE SENIOR OUTSIDE HITTER SELECTED ROSE QUEEN.		876
REAL ESTATE MARKET SINKS LOWER SALES OF HOMES DOWN 31 PERCENT, PRICES PREDICTED TO WEAKEN.		468
ROCKY ADDS 13TH STEP TO MEN'S RECOVERY.		709
SYLMAR IS THE PLACE FOR CANYON COWBOYS GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS 3RD IN A ROW.		577
TAGGING TAKES DEADLY DETOUR AS GRAFFITI CREWS BECOME GANGS.		887
TEN TENORS DON'T ADD UP TO MANY THRILLS.		467
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF `PERSONAL PENGUIN'.		631
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: LANIS INJURES RIGHT ANKLE.		512
UNION COALITION BACKS DEMS IN LOCAL RACES.		888
UNION COALITION BACKS MCKEON CHALLENGER.		501
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: MAUALUGA MATTER CONSIDERED CLOSED.		491
VALLEY TOURISM EFFORT IS STALLED 2-MONTH STUDY RECOMMENDED.		871
WHAT'S PLAYING ON COMPUTER? ONLINE VIEWING GAINING GROUND NETWORKS OFFER UP TOP SHOWS ON NET WITHOUT ANY CHARGE.		596
WILL TAR HEELS RE-PETE THEIR MISTAKE? WITHOUT CARROLL, CAROLINA IS BLUE.		617
WOMAN IS ARRESTED IN BATTERY OF OFFICERS.		168
YOUR NEIGHBORS SHARE THEIR STORIES.		299
YOUTH PROJECT RECEIVES $13,000 FUNDING FROM LOCAL BUSINESS KEEPS SERVICES RUNNING.		320