Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 31, 2003)

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'ANNIE' SHOW TO HOLD EVENT.		247
'YES,WE CAN' CESAR CHAVEZ MEMORIES REVIVED IN MARCH.		538
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: WASHBURN SAYS HE WAS READY.		512
ART THAT'S A CUT ABOVE SCULPTOR CARVES OUT OWN NICHE.		736
BOYS' TENNIS NOTEBOOK: T.O. MIGHT FACE CEILING ON SECOND.	Statistical Data Included	582
BRIEFLY SUSPECT ESCAPES, LEAVES CAR BEHIND.		649
BUGS IN THE SYSTEM LAKERS HAVE TROUBLE SETTLING BACK INTO OFFENSE AND LOSE SEATTLE 119, LAKERS 98.		735
CESAR CHAVEZ DAY SCHEDULE.		79
CHECKUP AFRICAN-AMERICANS PRONE TO DIABETES, STUDY SHOWS.		282
CLEANUP EVENTS COMING ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IS PLANNED.		399
CLIPPERS GET RARE VICTORY L.A. ENDS SKID VS. MEMPHIS CLIPPERS 102, MEMPHIS 100.		565
COACH HURT IN ACCIDENT.		287
COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP: USC RALLY STOPPED IN NINTH.		187
DIBELLA HAS OWN TV SHOWCASE.		1137
DUCKS MAKE MIGHTY STATEMENT DUCKS 3, VANCOUVER 1.		194
EDITORIAL PARKER'S PRICE TAG NEW POLICE HEADQUARTERS WILL COST TAXPAYERS PLENTY, WHILE OFFERING THEM VERY LITTLE.	Editorial	515
EDITORIAL VALLEY CULTURE CSUN'S PROPOSED PERFORMING ARTS CENTER DESERVES OUR SUPPORT.	Editorial	179
EDUCATORS, STUDENTS, PARENTS MEET BOY WINS 1ST PRIZE IN ESSAY CONTEST.		195
EIRS UNDER REVIEW BUILDER-CONSULTANT LINK EYED.		736
EXPLOSION, CAR FIRE PROMPTS STREET CLOSINGS IN GLENDALE.		176
FALLEN MARINE HONORED FRIENDS, FAMILY GATHER TO REMEMBER MICHAEL BITZ.		822
KINGS UPDATE: KINGS' MISTAKES HURT EVALUATION.		361
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LAKERS SEEK VIABLE THIRD-GUARD OPTION.		368
LANCASTER ELKS INSTALL NEW RULER.		155
LANCASTER TEEN SENT TO IRAQ WAR.		309
LAPD PREPARES FOR WAR'S WORST WEAPONS OF TERROR.		737
LAST SECOND AVENGERS' TIME AGAIN L.A. GETS FOURTH FINAL-PLAY VICTORY OF SEASON AVENGERS 64, ORLANDO 63.		600
LOSING START MIGHT NOT BE SO BAD ANGELS OPEN SEASON SAME WAY AS LAST YEAR TEXAS 6, ANGELS 3.		825
MAN DIES WHEN CAR HITS HILLSIDE.		139
MARRIED 50 YEARS: FRANK AND JUDY HECKADON.		332
MONKEY LACKS RALLY IN OPENER.		744
NURSE WITH A GIVING SPIRIT.		276
ONE IDEA.		51
OPENING DOORS PROGRAMS HELP BLACK KIDS EXPAND THEIR OUTLOOKS.		248
OPINIONS SOUGHT ON PARK PLAN FOCUS ON WATER CONSERVATION.		404
PAIR OF NASA PLANES LEAVE EDWARDS AFB FOR MUSEUMS.		195
PEACE OF THE PAST MOVIE SET GIVES BREAK FROM WAR NEWS.		639
PREP FOCUS: OVERLOOKED TEAMS RISE.		506
PUBLIC FORUM WHY WE ARE AT WAR.	Editorial	1316
PULSE.		555
REGION'S OPEN SPACES WORTH FIGHTING FOR CONGRESS INTERESTED IN PROTECTING VALLEY MOUNTAINS AS URBAN PARK.	Editorial	726
REHABILITATE WORKERS' COMP SYSTEM NOW.	Editorial	677
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS BEGIN THIS WEEK.		297
ROLL OF THE DICE BRINGS LIFE OF FREEDOM, LUXURY.	Editorial	697
SIDEWAYS GLANCE BY THE NUMBERS, THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY.		317
SMALL SCREEN THE BUZZ ON TELEVISION.		398
SOUTHLAND WEATHER GOES ON AN EARLY SPRING BAKE.		216
STUDENTS ABROAD CONFLICTED ON WAR.		921
SULACO'S BEEN LED TO A HARD-ROCK SOUND.		460
SURFING THE TUBE.		995
THE MISERY OF SHINGLES ITS PAIN KNOWS NO CEILING, BUT THIS CONDITION OF THE CHICKEN POX VIRUS MAY YET BE CONTAINED.		1286
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL AS IF WAR'S END ISN'T ENOUGH.		639
TIPOFF WILL BOLAND FORGIVE AND ENDORSE SMITH IN THE RUNOFF?		826
UP IN THE WEST BROWN, DREIFORT COULD DELIVER DODGERS TO TOP.		806
VALLEY FAMILIES CELEBRATE PERSIAN NEW YEAR.		347
WAITING IN THE DARK TARZANA WOMAN TIRED OF DELAY IN FIXING STREET LIGHTS.		554
WOMEN OF SURFING RIDE WAVE OF CHANGE.		409