Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (April 21, 2004)

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'FAN' OFFERS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.		504
'INCLUSIONARY ZONING' WILL NOT WORK HOUSING COSTS WOULD SKYROCKET IF COUNCILMAN'S PLAN IS PASSED.	Editorial	675
'MATT AND BEN' MAKE FOR TOO EASY HUNTING.		645
11 L.A. SCHOOLS 'DISTINGUISHED'.		533
ALLEN CLAIMS TITLE, HELPS CSUN DO SAME.		274
ANGELS LOSE; ORTIZ LOSING IT TEXAS 6, ANGELS 3.		709
ANGELS LOSE; ORTIZ LOSING IT TEXAS 6, ANGELS 3.		674
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ERA A HAIR-RAZING EXPERIENCE.		542
BARBIE VS. BRATZ THE FAKE FUR FLIES AS A LEGENDARY FIGURE IN TOYS BATTLES A GANG OF IMPERTINENT UPSTARTS.	Statistical Data Included	634
BATTLE ON ALL BURNERS 'IRON CHEF' COMES TO AMERICA.		1541
BRIEFCASE DIRECTV IS SELLING PANAMSAT STAKE.		347
BRIEFLY DNA TECHNOLOGY LEADS TO AN ARREST.		516
BRIEFLY KERRY SUPPORTERS HOLDING MEETUP.		126
CONEJO LEARNING CENTER OK'D.		306
CONTRACT WITH CITY GIVEN UP INFLUENTIAL P.R. FIRM WON'T SEEK RENEWAL.	Statistical Data Included	901
COUNCIL TIGHTENS TRAVEL PAY RESTRICTIONS.	Statistical Data Included	386
D.A. SAYS ARSON CASE NOT OVER YET RETRIAL SOUGHT AFTER DEADLOCK.		634
DAILY UPDATE.		228
DAILY UPDATE.		516
DAY IN SPORTS: PITCHER SHINES FOR CHAMINADE.		470
DODGERS HAVE A ROCKY TIME NO PITCHING, NO OFFENSE IN COLORADO COLORADO 7, DODGERS 1.		753
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: LIMA MOVED UP TO THURSDAY.		543
DWP RESCINDS 18% HIKE, DECIDES ON 11% INSTEAD.	Statistical Data Included	186
ECONOMIC CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON VALLEY.		266
EDITORIAL GOOD CHEMISTRY SCIENCE TEACHER GOES BEYOND CALL OF DUTY.	Editorial	170
EDITORIAL HAHN'S SHORTFALL MAYOR'S BUDGET PLAN AND VISION FOR L.A. ARE LACKING.	Editorial	552
EMBRYONIC JOURNEY EGG DROP TEACHES, INSPIRES STUDENTS.		481
FOR THE RECORD.	Correction Notice	31
FREEWAY FATALITY IDENTIFIED.		282
GALLERIA PROTESTS ZONING CARUSO'S TOWN CENTER WOULD NEED UNANIMOUS OK.		635
GAY MARRIAGE BILL ADVANCES PANEL'S OK IS A FIRST FOR NATION, BACKER SAYS.		680
GETAWAY DRIVER SHOT BY PINNED SERGEANT.		331
GOOD TASTES LIGHT DRESSINGS.		681
HAHN RAIDS DWP FUNDS $300 MILLION SHORTFALL COVERED WITH UTILITY'S PROFITS, 300 JOB CUTS.	Statistical Data Included	1241
IMAGINE ENTERTAINMENT SIGNS DEAL WITH VENEVISION.		457
INCONSISTENT PLAY IS CONFUSING, AMUSING.		758
INVESTORS SCOOP UP IRIS STOCK.	Statistical Data Included	457
JACKSON IS 'HERO' AS JETHAWKS WIN JETHAWKS 6, INLAND EMPIRE 4.		275
JAKKS GETS PLAY ALONG IN TOY DEAL CABBAGE PATCH KIDS AMONG FIRM'S LICENSING.		502
JETHAWKS NOTEBOOK: STAFF SHOWS BETTER STUFF.		489
LAKERS HAVE LONG WAY TO GO DESPITE BEING 2-0.		763
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: JACKSON NOT INTERESTED IN DE-BAIT.		291
LAPD TO MEET JUNE 15 DECREE REQUIREMENT SOME RULES SAID TOO STRINGENT.		450
LEAGUE OF HIS OWN T.O. SOPHOMORE AMONG PLAYERS TO BEAT IN OJAI EVENT.		460
LOYOLA HAS ALL-STAR PERFORMANCE IN VICTORY OVER CRESPI LOADED CUBS SWEEP, SET SIGHTS ON MISSION LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.		547
MANDATORY PROTECTION SOUGHT BOARD MOVES TO OBTAIN POWER TO SET ADULT-FILM CONDOM RULES.		442
MEET THE PRODUCERS THEY MADE TV WHAT IT IS, BOTH YESTERDAY AND TODAY.		642
ON SECOND THOUGHT IN NFL'S SALARY-CAP ERA, DAY 2 OF DRAFT IS CRUCIAL.	Statistical Data Included	1039
ONE RUN NOW IS ENOUGH FOR T.O. LANCERS SHUT OUT ROYAL AS LUCK IN CLOSE GAMES CONTINUES TO IMPROVE T.O. 1, ROYAL 0.		418
OWNERS OF WATER WELLS FORM OWN ORGANIZATION.	Statistical Data Included	439
PALMDALE SCHEDULE CHANGES EXPECTED LOA REQUESTS MEETING-DAY MOVES.		255
PICKUP CRASH TAKES MAN'S LIFE.		268
PLAYERS AT SMALL SCHOOLS FIND BIG GAINS.		678
PUBLIC FORUM WORKERS LOSE BIG.	Editorial	1238
RESIDENTS ATTACK AIR PARK DEVELOPMENT.		301
SAUGUS-HART BATTLE ENDS IN TIE RIVALS REMAIN IN THICK OF TIGHT PLAYOFF RACE HART 7, SAUGUS 7.		414
SHERIFF DECLARES 'BITTERSWEET VICTORY' IN '92 KILLING ARREST.		796
SOMETHING'S BRUIN AT SATICOY.	Statistical Data Included	795
START IS KEY FOR O'NEILL.		457
UCLA NOTEBOOK: MOSS MAKES MOST OF OPPORTUNITY.		550
WOMAN GETS 46 MONTHS AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO BANK ROBBERY.		364
WOOING THE VALLEY BUSINESS LEADERS MEET WITH PARKS.		484
WORKERS' COMP SAVINGS NEED TO GET PASSED ALONG.	Editorial	360