Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 7, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`POST-PARTISAN' TEAM MOLDED ARNOLD'S HEALTH PLAN.			886
2 PLEAD NO CONTEST TO MANSLAUGHTER.			280
3 IN VINELAND BOYS GANG RECEIVE TERMS.			355
AFTRA PRESIDENT STEPS DOWN,TAKES NEW ROLE AT ACTORS' EQUITY.			260
AMARGOSA PLAN SHIFTING INTO HIGH GEAR '08 GROUNDBREAKING EYED.			402
ARCHIVES GET A HIGH-TECH HOME UCLA FILM, TV COLLECTION MOVES IN TO WILDER THEATER.			837
ART SETS HER APART TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE APPLAUDED.			544
BOYS' BASKETBALL: TAFT'S KAMWA MAY HAVE BEEN INELIGIBLE.			225
BRIEFCASE.			462
BRIEFLY.			175
BRIEFLY.			628
CEMEX DECLARES TRUCE ON MINE COMPROMISE SOUGHT WITH CITY.			591
CLIPPERS AT CLEVELAND.			132
COACH GETS 10 YEARS IN SEX ATTACKS ON BOYS.			182
COLLEGES: MILONE LEADS USC TO VICTORY.			244
CRACKDOWN ON PRODUCE WHOLESALERS TV REPORT SPURS COUNTY ACTION.			294
CRENSHAW'S PRICE A SOUL SURVIVOR UCLA RECRUIT KEEPS CHARACTER INTACT DESPITE THE MURDER OF BOTH BROTHERS.			1390
DUCKS VS. SAN JOSE.			68
EDITORIAL NOHO NO SHOW? EAST VALLEY ARTS FESTIVAL MUST GO ON.		Editorial	147
EDITORIAL RAW DEAL SUPERVISORS SELL OUT COMMUNITY ON SUNSHINE CANYON.		Editorial	318
EDITORIAL UNSOLVED PROBLEM.		Editorial	127
FIRM KEYS ON INDOOR ENVIRONMENT.			277
FOR THE RECORD.		Correction notice	25
GIRLFRIEND, BROTHER RULE OUT SUICIDE TWO SPEAK FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE DEATH OF USC KICKER DANELO.			798
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: SENIOR SHOOTS H.-W. TO TITLE H.-W. 72, CHAMINADE 42.			322
GIRLS' SOCCER: PATRIOTS WIN ON NEW TURF VIEWPOINT 9, MILKEN COMMUNITY 0.			446
GRAND AVENUE GIVEN KEY GREEN LIGHT HIGH-RISE PROJECT WINS APPROVAL FROM CITY COUNCIL PANEL.			459
GREENING GOES MAINSTREAM ECO-FRIENDLY HOME PROJECTS CAN BE CHEAP, AND ALSO STYLISH.			1052
IN A HOUSE DIVIDED... TURNER, IRWIN FIND COMMON GROUND FOR CLASSIC `VIRGINIA WOOLF'.			835
JANSSEN TO BE CAO FOR REST OF YEAR COUNTY SUPERVISORS WANT TO CHANGE POSITION TO CEO, GIVE IT MORE AUTHORITY.			574
JUMBO LANDFILL COLLECTS 3 VOTES IT'S SAD FOR VALLEY, ANTONOVICH SAYS.			586
KNOCK, KNOCK -- WHOOOOO'S THERE?			165
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			146
L.A. EXPORTS GANG TERROR BRATTON TO OPEN WORLD SUMMIT FOCUSING ON LINKS TO CENTRAL AMERICA.			856
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: WALTON NOT LIKELY TO BE BACK SOON.			388
LAUSD TITLE NOW IN GRANADA HILLS.			476
Marcelina Spalding.			142
MOVIES MAKE MONEY FOR U.S. 2005 ECONOMY GOT $60.4 BILLION.			543
MOVIES MAKE MONEY FOR U.S. 2005 ECONOMY GOT $60.4 BILLION.			543
NATIONAL SIGNING DAY: READY TO TAKE THAT NEXT STEP AREA FOOTBALL PLAYERS SET TO SIGN LETTERS OF INTENT.			600
NATIONAL SIGNING DAY: TROJANS' CLASS NOT NO. 1, BUT STILL GOOD.			758
PART-TIME GOLFER, FULL-TIME FATHER.			1081
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	500
RECRUITS, SCHOOLS NEED BETTER PLAN.			1070
SNICKERS AD DOESN'T SATISFY CRITICS SAY COMMERCIAL IS HOMOPHOBIC.			299
STATE APPEALS REDUCTION OF CHARGE IN BAT SLAYING.			530
STATE'S HOUSING AFFORDABILITY AT SECOND-LOWEST LEVEL EVER.			368
THE BUZZ.			524
TOWING WOES LEAD TO ID THEFT EVIDENCE.			183
UCLA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: MBAH A MOUTE LOOKING FOR SHOT.			470
UCLA FOOTBALL: DORRELL'S CONTRACT EXTENDED.			177
USC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: GAME VS. BRUINS HAS BIG MEANING.			577
USC WOMEN TO RECORD FIRST HOME SELLOUT ON SATURDAY.			685
VIEWS MIXED OVER SUCCESS OF COUNCILS.			246
VOTE IS NEXT STOP FOR `SUBWAY TO THE SEA' HOUSE EXPECTED TO APPROVE METRO RED LINE EXTENSION.			583
WHO'S AFRAID OF RESTAGING `WOOLF'? DEFINITELY NOT ALBEE.			741