Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (October 28, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`EXTREMES' SERVES VIEWERS A TRIPLE TREAT.			486
`PARADISE NOW' ASKS `WHY?'.			490
`PICNIC' OFFERS THEATERGOERS A SATISFYING REPAST.			414
`PIRATES II' SAILING ALONG.			293
`ZORRO' SLASHES AUTHENTICITY.			597
A WHOLE LOT OF HISTORY IN HART-VALENCIA RIVALRY.			1820
BOARDS POSTPONE WATER-PLAN VOTE.			837
BRIEFCASE.			785
BRIEFLY.			121
BURBANK MAYOR CALLS FOR TRANSIT OPTIONS.			352
CHATTER: WHEELCHAIR PAYS OFF FOR SHOOTER.			612
CHIEF: WHERE'S LAPD ON PANEL? SAYS INPUT NEEDED ON HOMELESS ISSUE.			379
CHILD SERVICES GROUPS MERGING HATHAWAY, THE SYCAMORES TO JOIN FORCES.			298
COACH'S REMARKS CLUMSY, NOT RACIST.			630
CON ARTISTS ACTIVE IN VALLEY SENIORS WARNED TO REMAIN WARY.			544
COST-CUTTING REALITY STINGS KCAL.			1233
DOWNPOUR OF SELF-LOATHING, MISERY IN `WEATHER MAN'.			547
EDITORIAL BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.		Editorial	147
EDITORIAL FISCAL INTERVENTION VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 76.		Editorial	411
ETHNICITY GAP REMAINS IN LAUSD'S API TEST RESULTS.		Statistical Data Included	639
FORECAST: TROUBLE `THE WEATHER MAN' WASN'T HOLLYWOOD'S IDEA OF A RAY OF SUNSHINE.			1080
GRAY CONCERT POSTPONED.			65
HALF SCHOOLS MEET GOALS RESULTS FROM A.V. AREA TRAILING THOSE FOR STATE OVERALL.		Statistical Data Included	783
HALLOWEEN EVENTS.			798
HART-VALENCIA GAME WILL BE ON LOCAL TV.			90
HIGH SCHOOLS LOSE BATTLE AT PUMP ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTS FACE YEAR-END DEFICTS BECAUSE OF DIESEL PRICES, FUEL SURCHARGES.			626
HORSE BUSINESS IS A FAMILY BUSINESS.			930
HUDSON WAS NEARLY VICTIM NO. 12.			786
IN PRAISE OF NATIVE WAYS.			596
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: GREEN IS PLAYING FOR L.A.'S LAST ROSTER SPOT.			621
LANCASTER LINE IS BIG-TIME UNDERSIZED DEFENSIVE FRONT CRUCIAL TO EAGLES' SUCCESS.			1103
LOUISIANA'S READY TO ROLL STATE STILL TRYING TO LURE FILM, TV CREWS.			712
LUC'S LINEMATE A BARGAIN.			476
MINORITY KIDS MAKE ADVANCES API SCORES SHOW SECTOR STILL LAGGING WHITE, OTHER PEERS.		Statistical Data Included	591
MORE HOME LOANS IN DEFAULT FORECLOSURES UP 3.5% FROM A YEAR AGO.			511
MOST IN COUNTY LACK HOMELESS SHELTERS 61 OF 88 CITIES DON'T PROVIDE ZONING.			507
MUSKETEERS KEEPING PACE IN CHASE FOR MARMONTE TITLE MOORPARK 27, SIMI VALLEY 0.			327
OUTRIGHT WINS ELUDE ARNOLD, SURVEY SHOWS.			438
PALMDALE'S SEWER FEES ON THE RISE.			169
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1274
REPORT: $50 BILLION NEEDED TO FIX COUNTY ROADS, LANDFILLS.		Statistical Data Included	986
ROUNDUP: GRACE BRETHREN ROUTS MARSHALL.			129
SAINTS' FUTURE IN NEW ORLEANS IS UNCERTAIN TEAM OWNER, TAGLIABUE SCRUTINIZE REBUILDING DESPITE FAN PLEAS TO STAY.			1015
SCRUTINY FOR PARKS DISTRICT SUPREME COURT TO PONDER ASSESSMENTS.			613
SIMI VALLEY MALL'S GRAND OPENING IS JUST GRAND HIGH-END SHOPPING, ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE DELIGHT FIRST-DAY CROWDS.			479
SMALL BITES WHAT YOUR SAUCE SAYS ABOUT YOU.			405
SOUND CHECK.			617
SPECIALTY'S Q3 REVENUE CLIMBS.			227
SUBURBAN MINORITY STUDENTS MAKE PROGRESS.		Statistical Data Included	464
SUBWAY PLANS EMERGE AGAIN PANEL BACKING WESTSIDE TRAIN.			927
SUNDAY CEREMONY WILL HONOR ROSA PARKS.			408
THE EXPANDING VISION OF DAVID GRAY HE'S PICKING UP THE PACE WITH `LIFE IN SLOW MOTION'.			632
THIS `WINDOW' INTO THEIR SOULS NOT OPEN ENOUGH.			643
THIS WEEK'S KEY GAMES.			1876
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS.			608
TREATMENT PLANT TO GET EXPANSION.			556
TRICKED OUT VALLEY TO HOST MANY GHOULISH EVENTS FOR HOLIDAY.			586
TROJANS CHANGE TUNE? COACHES BRISTLES AT SUGGESTIONS THE LEINART-LED OFFENSE IS RETURNING TO CHOW'S LINE.			803
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: BREAZELL STRUGGLES FOR GAIN.			419
UMA LOVES, MERYL BRISTLES IN `PRIME'.			521
USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: NFL NOT IN CARROLL'S FUTURE.			617
VALLEY MANAGER FOR TRANSIT GETS BIG PAY BUMP.			153
VALLEY'S ECONOMY SOUND FORECAST UPBEAT AS JOB GROWTH REMAINS STRONG.		Statistical Data Included	686
WOMAN GUILTY IN RENT-SUBSIDY SCHEME.			546
WORLD SERIES TV: WHITE SOX-ASTROS END UP LOWEST RATED.			284