Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (September 4, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A SHINING STAR TO HER FAMILY UNIVERSAL EMPLOYEE, MOM LOVED LIFE BEHIND THE SCENE.		Obituary	456
ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO SPOOF OIL COMPANIES PLAN PRICE BREAK, SOMEDAY.			697
AMERICAN LEAGUE UPDATE: GLAUS RETURNS TO FORM AFTER LEAVING ANGELS.			651
ANGELS FINISH POORLY WASHBURN'S STRONG EFFORT ALL FOR NAUGHT SEATTLE 6, ANGELS 3.			696
ANGELS FINISH POORLY WASHBURN'S STRONG EFFORT ALL FOR NAUGHT SEATTLE 6, ANGELS 3.			575
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: ESCOBAR TO BE USED IN BULLPEN.			364
ARETHA PROUD OF HER PAST BUT ALWAYS LOOKING FORWARD.			685
BIG STORM MAY NOT GO EASY ON CALIFORNIA HOME MARKETS.			545
BRIEFLY.			491
BUILT TO LAST GIVING WHERE IT DOES GOOD.			318
BY THE NUMBERS DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE COMMITTING TO ANY SCHOOL-TUITION SAVINGS PLAN.			1148
CAL LEAGUE: 'HAWKS, MAVS IN EXTRA INNINGS.			159
CAL LEAGUE: JETHAWKS OUT OF TITLE CHASE HIGH DESERT 11, JETHAWKS 10 (11 INN.).			137
CHALLENGER: DELETION IS RIGHTS SNUB COUNTY: BALLOT DATA BROKE STATE LAW.			550
CHIVAS USA ALL BUT ELIMINATED.			335
CITY CRAFTS MINE PLAN ANNEXATION IS NEXT STEP.			675
CITY: NO HOSPITAL GIFT UHS FACILITY PROMISES TO TAKE MEDI-CAL PATIENTS.			1014
COMMUNITY MEETING, VIGIL SET FOR SEVEN KILLED ON 118.			432
DODGERS APPEAR DONE FALL 13 UNDER .500 AS ROCKIES ROMP IN ANOTHER BLOWOUT COLORADO 11, DODGERS 1.			670
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: HELTON'S ADVICE: TIME TO TURN PRO.			550
DREW, UCLA COULD BE GOOD.			787
DREW, UCLA COULD BE GOOD.			699
EASY TRIP TO MOUNTAINS SHUTTLE VIA PARK TO BEACH IS A HIT.			926
EDITORIAL AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY THE DEATH OF A GREAT CITY.		Editorial	939
EXOTIC FLAIR ON DISPLAY.			251
FRESHMEN FIND FOOTBALL TO BE AN EXPERIENCE.			886
HEATING UP.			193
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: EAGLE ROCK GETS COMEBACK VICTORY OVER LASALLE.			491
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: EAGLE ROCK GETS COMEBACK VICTORY OVER LASALLE.			445
HOW NOW, DWARF COW? FUDGIE LIVES.			1164
JOBS PROGRAM SET FOR BASE WORKERS.			900
JUST LIKE UCLA DREW IT UP BRUINS STILL UNBEATEN AGAINST AZTECS UCLA 44, S.D. STATE 21.			744
JUST LIKE UCLA DREW IT UP BRUINS STILL UNBEATEN AGAINST AZTECS UCLA 44, SAN DIEGO ST 21.			745
KIDS ACROSS THE VALLEY PITCHING IN TO HELP CAUSE.			869
LAUSD STILL MUST LEARN BIG LESSON.			713
LOCAL CALENDAR GIRLS POSE FOR BREAST CANCER CAUSE.			735
LOCAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: COC OPENS STRONG.			492
LOCAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: COC OPENS STRONG.			445
MAN TO MAN EUGENE LEVY, SAMUEL L. JACKSON COMPLETE EACH OTHER, INDEED.			1232
MUHAMMAD'S STORY, MOTIVES SUSPECT.			676
NASCAR: BUSCH SERIES AMERIQUEST 300: EDWARDS JUST ALONG FOR THE RIDE TAURUS WINS THIRD AT CALIFORNIA SPEEDWAY.			517
NASCAR: NEXTEL CUP SONY HD 500: REAL RACE ISN'T FOR 1ST SIX DRIVERS CONTEND FOR FINAL THREE BERTHS IN CHASE.			697
NATIONAL LEAGUE UPDATE: SURGERY CLOUDS WOOD'S FUTURE.			1010
NEIGHBORS IN FIGHT OVER THE SWEET LIFE IN TINY AGUA DULCE.			1471
NICE GUY HELPS KIDS FINISH LAST.			709
NO HOLLYWOOD HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS FOR PETER DINKLAGE.			979
NOT MANY CAN CATCH N.D. STANDOUT GLASS' BREAKTHROUGH EFFORTS IN TRACK HELP HIM IN FOOTBALL.			617
NOT SATISFIED ROMP OVER HAWAII NOT ENOUGH TO PLEASE USC USC 63, HAWAII 17.			916
OLD SONG PROVIDES A CHILLING REFRAIN.			391
ONE IDEA.			82
PLANS FOR 405 LANE CONFLICT LAWMAKERS.			264
POWERS SOLID IN SCRIMMAGES.			670
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1268
RACE FOR TITLE IS 'WIDE OPEN' GRANT WANTS TO RECLAIM TITLE, BUT VERDUGO HILLS IN WAY.			753
RB WHITE EXPRESSES FRUSTRATION HE'S NOT HAPPY ABOUT BACK-UP ROLE TO BUSH.			403
RICE HAPPY WITH CHOICE ROYAL ALUM A TOP PITCHER.			627
SAINTS' FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN IN WAKE OF KATRINA, TEAM MIGHT MOVE OUT.			1610
SEASON LOOKS LIKE A KEEPER.			792
SIMI VALLEY DAYS COMING ANNUAL EVENT SEPT. 14-18.			447
THE WRITING ON (AND OFF) THE WALL AS LONG AS YOU ASK NICE.			757
THREE COPS ARRESTED IN STING.			218
UCLA NOTEBOOK: REGRET BRINGS WILLIS BACK TO FOOTBALL.			499
USC NOTEBOOK: MORE THAN HOMECOMING FOR MAIAVA.			423
WALK OF HEARTS PLAQUES HONOR 6 VALLEY TEACHERS.			590
WAR FOES DRIVEN BY LOSSES SOME RELATIVES OF SLAIN SOLDIERS BECOME ACTIVISTS.			859
WILDFIRE BURNS NEAR GORMAN SECTION OF I-5 CLOSED AS CREWS BATTLE WIND-FUELED FLAMES.			230