Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (January 12, 2005)

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'SIDEWAYS,' FOXX ON TOP SAG GIVES ACTOR, WINE TALE 4 NOMINATIONS EACH.		1117
10 YEARS IN PLEA BARGAIN.		264
A SAD GOODBYE TO A GREAT GUY.		995
ADDING A SPARK TO ABA'S STARS.		314
ANGELES NATIONAL MODIFIES COURSE.		371
BERTH ON LINE FOR SOCCER U-20S.		289
BRIEFCASE.		629
BRIEFLY.		632
CLIPPERS VS. SEATTLE.		134
CLIPPERS VS. SEATTLE.		150
CONSULTANT QUESTIONED BY BOARD MEMBERS.		401
COUNCIL VOTES TO REJECT 75-UNIT CONDO PROPOSAL.		246
COUNTY MOVES TOWARD CREATING HEALTH AUTHORITY.		305
DAY IN SPORTS: FOOTHILL HAS NEW LEADER.		259
DEMS: ARNOLD'S PLANS DOOMED CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS KNOCKED.		560
DISNEY AIMS HIGH IN '05 `NARNIA' SUCCESS WOULD BE BOOST.		562
EDITORIAL CITY HALL SEWAGE SELF-SERVING GOVERNMENT COMES AT A STEEP PRICE TO PUBLIC.	Editorial	367
EDITORIAL FLU SHOT SURPLUS.	Editorial	127
EDITORIAL LA CONCHITA AGAIN.	Editorial	155
EDUCATION NEEDS ADEQUATE FINANCING THIRTY YEARS OF UNDERFUNDING HAS SERIOUSLY ERODED OUR SCHOOLS.	Editorial	707
FASHION MOST FOUL: MR. BLACKWELL SOUNDS THE ALARM.		202
GLAMOUR, PANACHE MIX IN 2005 GOVERNORS BALL.		1011
GLENDALE DECLARING STATE OF EMERGENCY DAMAGE TO STREETS, INFRASTRUCTURE MAY REACH $10 MILLION.		470
GOING NOWHERE ROADS CLOSED BY MUD, DAMAGE.		603
GONE FOR THE GREEN DODGERS FINALLY DEAL STAR IN MONEY MOVE.		718
GOOD TASTES.		213
HOLDING OUT HOPE MUDSLIDE SURVIVORS SOUGHT; SIX DEAD.		1100
INAUGURAL BALLS BIG-TICKET ITEMS BIDDERS ON EBAY OFFER $1,000-PLUS.		373
IS ARNOLD JUST INVITING CHAOS? RE-DO OF CONSTITUTION MAY OPEN CAN OF WORMS.		488
IT'S YOUR TURN, ARNOLD TIME TO TAKE CARE OF EVER-EXPANDING PUBLIC PAYROLLS.	Editorial	637
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN TV HOST RACHAEL RAY MAKES COOKING A BLAST.	Recipe	1531
L.A. WINELINE SAVE MONEY - AND STILL DRINK GREAT WINE.		621
LABS ARE MUSIC TO THEIR EARS SCIENCE, SONGS GET NEW HOME AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.		383
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: HOT NIGHT ENDS COLDLY.		585
LAPD FLASHLIGHT BAN REJECTED USAGE AS WEAPONS TO BE 'DISCOURAGED'.		473
LAUSD, BOND PANEL PLEDGE TO MAKE UP.		494
LEINART NEARING DECISION RETURN TO USC SEEMS UNLIKELY.		328
LOCAL FIRMS IN ON MARINE ONE REPLACEMENT COMPETITION.		383
LOCALS HELP RELIEF EFFORT.		447
LOUDER THAN WORDS HIGHLAND WRESTLER IS A PIN KING.		466
MANY CROPS DESTROYED $24 MILLION IN LOSSES.		622
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY HOLIDAY.		66
MAYOR HAHN SLAMMED IN ABSENTIA BY HIS RIVALS.		408
PALMDALE PLAYHOUSE TO FEATURE SHAKESPEARE, VETS, GOSPEL.		334
PUBLIC FORUM.	Editorial	1302
SEEKING HER `BIG BREAK' ON TV.		853
SIGNS OF SUCCESS 3 YEARS AFTER 'BIG RIVER' CARRIED DEAF WEST TO PROMINENCE, THE NOHO THEATER CONTINUES TO MAKE A SPLASH.		1146
SLAYING SUSPECT ARRESTED SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER LEADS TO CAPTURE IN 1987 MURDER.		389
SOCCER BEAT.		1981
SOUTHLANDERS NOW FACE THE AFTERMATH.		785
THE MASTER'S NOTEBOOK: GSAC HOOPS IS TOPSY-TURVY.		531
THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED BOUQUET CANYON DAMAGE STRANDS RESIDENTS.		645
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HAVNER, LEWIS TO RETURN.		863
UCLA NOTEBOOK: HOWLAND TROUBLED BY DEFENSE.		568
UNSTEADY HILLSIDES CAN STILL LET LOOSE, WARN GEOLOGISTS.		265
VAL VERDE MOPS UP AFTER DELUGE.		496
VALENCIA COACH RETIRES.		208
VICTIM RECALLS WAVE OF EARTH.		352
WATERS BEGIN TO RECEDE RECOVERY EFFORTS IN VALLEYS ARE UNDER WAY.		681
WEATHER AFFECTS SCHEDULE CLOSURES RESULT IN POSTPONEMENTS.		343