Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 14, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$50 MILLION FOR HOME PROJECTS AMOUNT CITY'S LARGEST HOUSING GRANT EVER.			559
5 CHILDREN HURT IN CRASH.			509
A GROWING MOVEMENT: LACROSSE BOOM HITS CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN SECTION SCHOOLS STARTING TO PARTICIPATE IN POPULAR EAST COAST SPORT.			675
ABANDONED SCHOOL SITE VIEWED FOR USES.			499
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: AGGRESSIVENESS WORKS FOR ERSTAD.			613
BOX-OFFICE FLAWS SHOWING FILM INDUSTRY REMAINS OPTIMISTIC.			504
BRIEFCASE.			466
BRIEFLY.			129
BRIEFLY.			812
CHATTER: H.-W.'S BALLARD, DIV. I CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR, HEADS TO BROWN.			519
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: SCHUBERT LEAVES USC TO LEAD U.S.			385
COME FRIDAY, CIGARETTES IN CALABASAS GO UP IN SMOKE NATION'S TOUGHEST BAN RAISES DEBATE.			546
DEFERRED COMP HURTS TAXPAYERS.		Editorial	532
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: AYBAR TRYING TO GRAB ROSTER SPOT.			536
DRIVER CRITICALLY HURT IN RACE SECOND MOTORIST FLEES SCENE IN PALMDALE.			288
DVD REVIEWS OF NEW RELEASES.			1501
EDITORIAL A DOWN PAYMENT DIVERTING 600 TONS FROM SUNSHINE CANYON IS ONLY THE FIRST STEP TOWARD A SANE POLICY.		Editorial	314
EDITORIAL PET PROJECT SCOOTER-LOAN DEAL AS BAD AS FEARED.		Editorial	266
FOR 10 YEARS, DEFENSEMAN NORSTROM HAS PROVIDED THE KINGS A ... ROCK-SOLID FOUNDATION.			890
G.V. COULD LOSE HAMMOND.			677
GALLEGLY CAMPAIGNS FOR FILING EXTENSION ABRUPT PULLOUT LEFT NO TIME FOR OTHERS IN GOP.			584
GOOD TASTES.			323
HEAR TODAY NEW RELEASES AND NEWS FROM THE MUSIC WORLD.			197
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING: CLEVELAND SWEEPS.			234
IN SEARCH OF HEROES AND GOATS.			756
INTERNATIONAL MOVIE MARKET LOSES STEAM.			421
JUDGE SIDING WITH INMATES FLOOR-SLEEPING SUIT COUNTY'S NIGHTMARE.			684
KAMAN IS CENTER OF ATTENTION HAS 24 POINTS, 23 REBOUNDS IN CLIPPERS' WIN CLIPPERS 95, MINNESOTA 87.			570
KAMAN IS CENTER OF ATTENTION HAS 24 POINTS, 23 REBOUNDS IN CLIPPERS' WIN CLIPPERS 95, MINNESOTA 87.			578
KOBE: `HELL' FOR MIHM INJURED LAKERS CENTER HAS UPHILL BATTLE, SAYS BRYANT.			704
L.A. SEWER-LINE PLAN DISLIKED IN BURBANK SMALLER CITY CALLS FOR SOUTHERN ROUTE.			303
LOCKYER JOINS SUIT ON FIELD-LAB CLEANUP.			398
LOOKING TRUE WEST ADAMS REIMAGINES LANDSCAPE.			981
MASTER PLAN MEETING SET FOR TODAY SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS INPUT.			535
MCPHEE WORKS RED CARPET AFTER 'IDOL' SUCCESS.			611
MORE STUDY TIME PROGRAM AIDS KIDS, DISTRICT.			385
MR. NICE GUY APOLOGIZES COMIC MAKES SURPRISE PHONE CALL TO JOKE VICTIM'S FRIEND.			680
OFFICIALS TO MULL FUTURE OF LAND PLOT.			521
OUT OF THIS WORLD A.V. STUDENTS HOOK UP WITH ORBITING ASTRONAUTS.			520
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1271
RUNNER GETS GOP COMPANY 2 CHALLENGERS IN PRIMARY.			547
SALVADORANS IN L.A. CELEBRATE ELECTIONS.			361
SPORT HAS OFFICIAL PROBLEMS.			452
SQUADRON SPEEDS TESTING.			347
TEEN METH TREATMENT UP NUMBER ADMITTED TO REHAB FACILITIES HAS SPIKED SINCE 2002.			460
THIS BELMONT IS A REAL LONG SHOT BUT IF UCLA ISN'T CAREFUL, THE OTHER BRUINS MIGHT BE TOUGH.			1021
UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: HOLLINS FINDING MIDDLE GROUND.			517
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: DEFENSE TAKING SHAPE.			465
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW: LOCAL SQUADS GET READY TO GO DANCING UCLA, USC, PEPPERDINE GET BIDS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT.			715
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC: CHOI HAS U.S. FEELING BLUE DODGER HITS HOME RUN FOR KOREA AS IT TAKES 7-1 LEAD.			587
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC: CHOI HAS U.S. FEELING BLUE DODGER'S HOME RUN HELPS LIFT SOUTH KOREA TO VICTORY SOUTH KOREA 7, U.S. 3.			589