Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (July 27, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$91 MILLION SAVINGS SEEN FOR THE LACCD.			453
`'TIL DEATH' DO THEY REPARTEE.			442
A.V. MAN GETS 11 YEARS IN DEATH OF HIS 6-WEEK-OLD SON.			250
AFTER 119, 105-DEGREE DAY IS COOL, DUDE HEAT WAVE EXPECTED TO BREAK IN VALLEY.			502
ALL-STARS JUST MISS CHAMPIONSHIP RUN FANS PROUD DESPITE TEAM'S FINAL LOSS.			488
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: COLON'S ELBOW FLARES UP.			436
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: SUMMER A BREEZE FOR CLEVELAND.			564
BLAME US, TOO, FOR CITY WARMING MAN-MADE PAVEMENT, BUILDINGS HOLD IN HEAT.			1046
BRIEFLY.			180
BRIEFLY.			601
BRITAIN'S BLAIR SHOWS STAR POWER PRIME MINISTER TO BE IN L.A. FOR RECEPTION, SOLD-OUT SPEECH.			399
CHANGE BRINGS CONCERN IN AREA NEW HOUSING MAY BRING WOES.			575
CITY CREWS CONCENTRATING ON VALLEY'S TREE TROUBLES.			454
CITY GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS WARN OF ROLLING STRIKES.			389
COLLEGE LOOKING FOR SITE NAMES BUILDINGS KNOWN MERELY BY LETTERS.			346
COUNCIL PUTS HOUSING BOND ON FALL BALLOT.			564
COUNTRYWIDE CLASSIC BACK TO THE FUTURE RODDICK HOPES CONNORS CAN GIVE HIM BOOST.			702
COUNTRYWIDE CLASSIC NOTEBOOK: RODDICK PRAISES QUERREY.			455
DISTRICT SET TO GET GRANT TO CUT DOWN ON VIOLENCE.			441
DODGER DOGS THEY'RE DONE; STICK A FORK IN PLAYOFF HOPES THAT'S RIGHT, WE'RE CALLING IT: THE DODGERS' SEASON IS OVER; IT'S ONLY JULY, BUT THEY'RE OUT OF IT.			1061
DODGERS GO MAD IN DEFEAT LOSS PUNCTUATED BY SPAT BETWEEN PENNY, LOFTON SAN DIEGO 10, DODGERS 3.			741
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: TOMKO RETURN DELAYED.			443
DONOVAN IS HURT BEFORE GALAXY LOSS CRUZ AZUL 4, GALAXY 1.			162
EDITORIAL DIPLOMA DILEMMA.		Editorial	199
EDITORIAL IN CONTEMPT.		Editorial	578
FLAMENCO HAS PASSION TO FLARE.			764
FORECLOSURE ACTIVITY TAKES OFF ANNUAL 104.4% SPIKE SEEN IN Q2 AMID WORSENING HOUSING SLUMP.			482
FORMER DEPUTY D.A. ADMITS GUILT IN NEW SCAMS.			267
GOOD AND BAD NEWS FOR ANGELS BIG INNING LEADS TO WIN; COLON, GREGG ARE INJURED ANGELS 15, TAMPA BAY 6.			614
GREAT KIDS' CDS WILL HELP KEEP THE PEACE.			459
HE'S ONE NOT-SO-BAD DAD SANTA MONICA FILMMAKER IS IN A FAMILY WAY.			650
HERTA IS STILL EXPLORING HIS OPTIONS.			1005
HIGHLAND HIGH ALUMNUS FOOTS BILL FOR SCOREBOARDS.			135
JUDGE RULES ON URBAN GARDEN SALE TO DEVELOPER IS UPHELD.			534
KILLER'S PHOTOS BRINGING IN LEADS DETECTIVES FLOODED WITH CALLS, E-MAILS ABOUT WOMEN IN PICTURES.			594
KIMBLE MAY BE THE LEADER HART HIGH BASKETBALL NEEDS.			635
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			166
L.A. MIGHT BE 2016 OLYMPICS HOST SAN FRANCISCO, CHICAGO ALSO IN RUNNING.			533
MARVELS IN THE MAKING THE MEN AND WOMEN IN TIGHTS OF `WHO WANTS TO BE A SUPERHERO?'.			992
NEW COMMANDER AT PLANT 42 LT. COL. RONALD HIRTLE SUCCEEDS LT. COL. RONALD ORTIZ IN TOP POSITION.			812
NOHO TROUPE IS HIP TO HIP-HOP.			360
PBS HEAD DECRIES FCC'S OBSCENITY RULES.			460
PRIVATE DATA IS AT RISK OF THEFT ENCRYPTION NOW BEING STUDIED.			769
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1300
SICK OF HEAT, DEMS MOVE ON GLOBAL WARMING.			525
STONECREST'S ANNEXATION LAYS GROUND FOR CITY MOVE.			170
TRACK AND FIELD: WESTLAKE RUNNER COMMITS TO UCLA STATE 800-METER CHAMP PRIMM CHOOSES BRUINS.			232
TWO VALLEY SCHOOLS GET ANTI-VIOLENCE GRANTS.			185
U GOTTA READ THIS `TEDDY' A WARM, FUZZY WAY TO TRAVEL.			414
U GOTTA SEE THIS.			480
WESTSIDE SEEKS TO SET UP CHARTER SCHOOL.			343