Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 6, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$10,000 REWARD BEING OFFERED IN THEATER RAPE.			194
A BLAST FROM THE PAST KENNEDY'S WALK-OFF HR STIRS ANGELS' MEMORIES OF 2002 ANGELS 5, BALTIMORE 2 (10).			738
A COMEBAKC FOR ANGELS BEAT BALTIMORE IN 10, NOW 5 1/2 OUT OF AL WEST LEAD ANGELS 5, BALTIMORE 2 (10).			749
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: CABRERA MUM ON A SWITCH.			413
ANTONIO BACKS ANGELIDES HE'LL STILL HELP ARNOLD STUMP ON BOND ISSUE.			765
BACK TO SCHOOL VALLEY KIDS OFF TO A FRESH START AS CAMPUSES BUSTLE, LAUSD VOWS TO CHALLENGE MAYOR'S TAKEOVER.			998
BEHIND MANAGER BUTLER, 'HAWKS FINISH SEASON ON PROMISING NOTE.			785
BLAZE NEAR GORMAN UNCONTROLLED IN THICK, DRY BRUSH.			263
BOYS' WATER POLO: LA CANADA READY FOR A REPEAT DIV. III CHAMPS AIM FOR ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP.			649
BRIEFCASE.			500
BRIEFLY.			245
BRIEFLY.			404
BRIEFLY.			735
CHILD CARE RESOURCE CENTER HONORS `ROLE MODEL'.			756
CITY UNION SEEKS WIDE LABOR BACKING FOR STRIKE.			581
COLLEGE A WORLD OF CHANGE NEW LOOK, ATTITUDES, FACULTY AT CAMPUSES.			563
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: UCLA FULL STRENGTH AFTER U-20 TOURNEY.			530
CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM OFFERS TRIAL RUN SUMMER MIRACLES PROGRAM GIVES FOREIGN BORN ORPHANS A CHANCE AT U.S. ADOPTION.			743
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ROBLES IS BACK IN BLUE.			435
EDITOR'S COLUMN: TAKING A LOOK AT THE NUMBERS.		Column	210
EDITORIAL CIVILITY MUST PREVAIL MEXICANS FACE CHOICE OF CHAOS OR THE RULE OF LAW.		Editorial	204
EDITORIAL YEAR OF HOPE IT'S NOT BACK TO THE SAME OLD L.A. SCHOOLS.		Editorial	456
EX-`TODAY' HOST TAKES ON NIGHT COURIC FIRST SOLO WOMAN ANCHOR OF EVENING SHOW.			820
EX-CONVICT, 35, FACES LIFE TERM IN SLAYING CASE.			323
GALAXY VS. HOUSTON.			122
HOSPITAL BOARD HOPEFULS AIR VIEWS CHALLENGE FROM PRIVATE FACILITY, CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AMONG ISSUES.			949
HOT OFF THE PRESS: PREP POWERS GAME IS A PRIME TICKET.			553
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			164
L.A. COUNTY RECONSIDERING RESTRICTIONS ON CONVICTIONS.			474
L.A.'S TOTO HAS PAID ITS DUES ALL AROUND THE WORLD.			540
LACOSTE, JUICY COUTURE, H&M AND MORE AMERICANA REVEALS RETAILER LINEUP.			983
LESSON IN SPIRIT GOLDEN VALLEY IS OUT TO BEAT ODDS IN NEW SEASON.			711
LIBRARY SAFETY A GROWING CONCERN INCIDENTS WORRY COUNTY OFFICIALS.			515
LIBRARY SECURITY BOOSTED `INAPPROPRIATE' BEHAVIOR TARGETED AFTER INCIDENTS.			681
MAGGIE'S WORLD WHILE SHE AWAITS THE BIRTH OF HER OWN BABY, `SHERRYBABY' IS GYLLENHAAL'S LATEST DEBUT.			1362
MATERAZZI: `I WOULD PREFER HIS SISTER' COMMENT SPURRED ZIDANE REACTION, DEFENDER TELLS ITALIAN NEWSPAPER.			420
MATH STUDENT WINS GOLD.			365
MTV FOUNDER FRESTON RESIGNS VIACOM CHIEF EXECUTIVE MAKES WAY FOR DAUMAN AFTER TWO DECADES.			626
MUSIC OF THE NIGHT COMMUNITY CONCERTS KEEP TOES TAPPING, PEOPLE DANCING AND SMILES BEAMING.			1355
NO LONGER AN AFTERTHOUGHT KICK AND ROLL NFL TEAMS PUT A PREMIUM ON PLACEKICKERS.			838
NOTEBOOK: FUTURITY CLOSES DEL MAR SEASON.			195
PALMDALE SHOOTER GETS 27 YEARS TO LIFE IN DEATH.			348
PICNIC TO SPOTLIGHT VALLEY RESIDENTS' RICH, VARIED HERITAGE.			271
PLANNING COMMISSIONERS EXPECTED TO ROTATE JOBS PANEL TO GET COLLEGE, HOSPITAL PROPOSALS.			354
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1224
SEATTLE RUE? SEAHAWKS TRY TO AVOID JINX PAST FIVE NFC CHAMPS FARED POORLY AFTER WINNING TITLE.			935
STRONG ACTING BUILDS STURDY `FENCES'.			738
T.O. FIGHTING, FANTASY WHINING -- CAROLINA WINS.			817
TAKING NOTE OF SUMMER COMMUNITY CONCERTS ARE HOT SPOTS FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A COOL TIME.			156
TAKING NOTE OF SUMMER COMMUNITY CONCERTS ARE HOT SPOTS FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A COOL TIME.			134
TAKING NOTE OF SUMMER COMMUNITY CONCERTS ARE HOT SPOTS FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A COOL TIME.			146
TAKING NOTE OF SUMMER COMMUNITY MUSIC EVENTS ARE HOT SPOTS FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR A COOL TIME.			155
THE CEO IS IN MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL NAMES NEW HEAD.			325
THE U.S. RYDERS ARE UNKNOWN.			1366
TOURS FEATURE ANCIENT PICTURES DRAWINGS IN CAVE INCLUDE IMAGES FROM ANOHTER ERA.			989
TROUBLES MOUNDS IN L.A. HENDRICKSON IS ROCKED, PITCHING WOES CONTINUE MILWAUKEE 9, DODGERS 0.			821
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: EVERETT COULD RETURN PUNTS SATURDAY.			424
USC FOOTABLL NOTEBOOK: MAYS TO REPLACE INJURED PINKARD.			458
WHEN $2.75 A GALLON SOUNDS GOOD ANALYSTS EXPECT IT BY SEPT. 30, BUT COMMUTERS NOT READY TO CELEBRATE.			547