Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 11, 2007)

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AFTER 60 YEARS, VALLEY HARDWARE STORE HANGS UP ITS TOOLS.		799
BOYS' SOCCER: CANOGA PARK STAYS ON TRACK.		470
BRIEFCASE.		394
BRIEFLY.		500
BUDGET SQUEEZED SOME PROPOSED CUTS INCLUDE DIVERTING $1.1 BILLION FROM PUBLIC TRANSIT; TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS SAY L.A. COUNTY COULD STAND TO LOSE $260 MILLION DEFICIT ELIMINATION CLAIMED WITH NEW SPENDING PLAN.		1116
BULLDOZER MISHAP KNOCKS OUT POWER TO 2,800.		185
BUSH ADMITS MISTAKES VALLEY RESIDENTS RESPOND.		721
COPS, NEIGHBORS HUDDLE ON CRIME COMMUNITY ACTIVISM KEY TO CURBING GANGS, LAPD SAYS.		503
DEAL MAY YIELD ROAD FOR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER PROPOSED AT CITY'S NORTHERN BORDER.		294
DEPUTY TO PATROL SHOPPING CENTERS MOVE INTENDED TO ABATE CRIME.		298
DOUBLE DUTCH TREAT 2 YOUNG STARS WORKIN' IT OUT FOR `JUMP IN!'.		1024
DUCKS AT DALLAS.		70
EAA OKS THREE-YEAR CONTRACT.		427
EDITORIAL IRAQ'S LAST CHANCE AMERICA BROKE IT AND MUST MAKE A FINAL EFFORT TO FIX IT.	Editorial	446
EDITORIAL LUCRATIVE BOOBY PRIZES WASHED-UP POLITICIANS FIND CUSHY GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.	Editorial	126
EX-IRAQ WAR SUPPORTER BERMAN SAYS BUSH'S PLAN `AIN'T GONNA WORK'.		444
FARMWORKER BILL REVIVED FOR GROWERS 1.5 MILLION LABORERS WOULD BE LEGALIZED.		381
FOOD PACT DELAYED FOR BIDDING PROBE.		308
FROM THE TV CRITICS PRESS TOUR.		443
GETTING A JUMP ON THE COMPETITION.		324
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: FRESHMAN HAYNES LEADS THE CHARGE FOR TAFT.		362
GIRLS' SOCCER: OAKS CHRISTIAN STOPS OAK PARK.		275
GIRLS' SOCCER: WESTLAKE FIT TO BE TIED FOR FIRST.		338
GIVE BACK TO COMMUNITY THROUGH SERVICE.		281
HARVICK ON HIS OWN TRACK.		635
HOT OFF THE PRESS.		724
HUNT FOR ROBBER COMES UP SHORT DEPUTIES COMB QUIET WEST LANCASTER NEIGHBORHOOD.		273
INTERFAITH PANEL TO HONOR KING 14TH ANNUAL MULTICULTURAL CEREMONY HAS THEME, `CELEBRATING DIVERSITY'.		211
INTERLIGA SOCCER: AMERICA MAKES FINAL.		684
KUEHL'S PLAN, NOT ARNOLD'S, IS ANSWER.	Editorial	536
LAKERS AMISS IN LOSS JACKSON EJECTED; BRYANT IS HURT HOUSTON 102, LAKERS.		895
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: WILL WEBBER LAND IN L.A.?		455
LANCASTER COUNCIL OKS DESIGN CONCEPT.		110
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON CSUN'S CHITWOOD GETS HELP FROM HINSON, FORMER NBA STAR.		1170
MAN RUNS FOR DEAR HEALTH.		202
MCKEON RETURNS TO ARMS PANEL REGION TO HAVE VOICE IN POLICIES.		284
MLK DAY CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER.		220
PARAMOUNT'S PRESIDENT IS OUT BERMAN QUITS AS STUDIO ROLE ERODES DURING SHORT TENURE.		607
PECSI RE-ELECTED TO BOARD.		155
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1246
SETTLEMENTS MUST BE CUT, MAYOR SAYS DOG-FOOD CASE, OTHER CLAIMS PROMPT ORDER.		717
SLAIN GOOD KID, 15, MISTAKENLY DRESSED TO KILL GANGSTER PROBABLY THOUGHT VICTIM A RIVAL, POLICE THINK.		411
SNOW FLURRIES MAY FLY TONIGHT IT WOULD BE THE FIRST TIME IN 18 YEARS.		184
STOP AND GO ROUTE JARRETT DECIDES TO LEAVE FOR NFL, BUT CARROLL IS STAYING.		771
TEMPORARY SCHOOLS CHIEF GIVEN A RAISE PALMDALE BOARD EXTENDS SEARCH FOR SUPERINTENDENT.		341
THEY'RE FOREVER YOUR BRATZ PAULA ABDUL SIGNS ON FOR LIVE-ACTION MOVIE BASED ON POPULAR FASHION DOLLS.		387
THIS CHECKPOINT BIN BROUGHT TO YOU BY ...		507
USC COACH FINALLY SPELLS IT OUT -- WITHOUT SAYING IT.		641