Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (February 9, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'LI'L ABNER' REVIVAL IS FUN, BUT TOO DATED.			379
AROUND THE REGION.			641
AROUND THE VALLEY.			602
ASK THE CLERGY SHOULD THE BIBLE BE TAKEN LITERALLY OR USED AS A GUIDELINE IN FAITH?			569
BROTHER SEARCHES FOR ANSWERS KILLINGS: WILFREDO RIVERA TRIES TO COPE WITH FAMILY TRAGEDY.			1019
BRUINS ANSWER A WAKE-UP CALL UCLA BASKETBALL: PAC-10 LEADERS HAVE GONE ON IMPRESSIVE RUN SINCE LOSS TO CROSS-TOWN RIVAL USC.			740
CASUALTIES OF HOLLYWOOD WAR BUSINESSES HOPE FOR STRIKE END, RELIEF WRITERS: PRODUCTION WORKERS AMONG THOSE ALSO BARELY HANGING ON THROUGH LABOR ACTION.			1296
CENSUS BUREAU TO RETAIN VALLEY'S SPECIAL DESIGNATION STATISTICS: LOCAL LEADERS CALLED THE STATUS CRUCIAL FOR PLANNING FUTURE OF THE REGION.		ST	803
CHATTER: AGOURA WATER POLO STAR KURZEKA PICKS USC.			737
COLLEGES: PLUIMER'S 19 POINTS LIFT UCLA.			422
COUNCIL APPROVES KOHL'S PROJECT DESPITE OPPOSITION.			138
DESIGN OF NONPARTISAN BALLOT, VOTE RECOUNT COME UNDER FIRE.			613
DWP PUSHES FOR HIKE AGAIN RATES: DESPITE PHONE TAX, BOARD SAYS MORE MONEY IS NEEDED.		ST	660
FOREVER YOUNG BOB DYLAN EXHIBIT CAPTURES AMERICA'S TROUBADOR IN HIS SOUL-SEARCHING YOUTH.			1385
GETTING OUT > NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE TOPANGA CANYON.			435
GOLF: WOODS PASSES AGAIN ON STOP AT RIVIERA.			549
GUNMAN: EDWIN RIVERA HAD MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS.			861
HEALTHY RENAISSANCE IMPRESSIVE IN VICTORY BOYS' BASKETBALL: WILDCATS WIN, PREPARE FOR POSTSEASON -- AND HOPE FOR STATE TITLE RUN.			362
HORSE RACING: TWO GRADE I STAKES RACES READY.			148
ISSUES SEPARATE 3 SYNODS LUTHERAN DEBATE STICKING POINTS INCLUDE GAY AND FEMALE CLERICS, ABORTION, GAY MARRIAGE AND EVOLUTION VS. CREATIONISM.			1174
KINGS AT PITTSBURGH.			118
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL.			141
L.A. LOVE FOR SHAQ NOT BACK.			554
LA.COMFIDENTIAL > CELEBS.			242
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: LANGUAGE OF THEIR OWN.			521
LAKERS' RECOVERY MAGICAL NBA: AFTER ALLOWING 44 TO ORLANDO IN THE FIRST QUARTER, L.A. RESPONDS BEHIND BRYANT (36 POINTS) AND GASOL (30). LAKERS 117, ORLANDO 113.			793
LAMBO LEAP MATURITY HAS HELPED TURN FORMER NEWBURY PARK HIGH STAR INTO A VALUABLE PROSPECT IN THE DODGERS' FARM SYSTEM.			1185
MOORPARK COMEBACK COMPLETE GIRLS' SOCCER: MUSKETEERS END DECADE-LONG DROUGHT AT WESTLAKE WITH WIN.			427
MOTOR SPORTS: CREW MEMBER KNOWS THE DRILL NHRA: BOYINGTON, WHO WORKS ON TOP FUEL DRAGSTERS, SERVED AS TANK MECHANIC IN IRAQ.			719
NHRA NOTEBOOK: BROWN LEADS TOP FUEL.			361
NOT EVERYONE THINKS IT'S A REAL PROBLEM.			412
OUT OF AFRICA AND INTO THE ART MART PLAZA.			557
PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: HART BREAK FOR SAUGUS IN FOOTHILL.			405
PUNISHED FOR BEING TOO GOOD?			1070
STANDING TALL LUNDGREN CONQUERS TYPECASTING.			555
STAYING IN > GARDENING TARRAGON TAKES LITTLE CARE, OFFERS A LOT OF GOOD EATING.			682
TECHTALK LINUX EXPO CAN HELP YOU BUILD A BUSINESS.			480
THESE PATRIOTS DO GO UNDEFEATED WATER POLO: BIRMINGHAM TAKES CITY TITLE, WINS 29TH STRAIGHT.			462
TRIBUTES POURING IN FOR SLAIN SWAT OFFICER AS SERVICES SET SIMMONS: LAPD CHIEF BRATTON SAYS MEMORIAL, BURIAL WILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY.			700
UNIVERSITY'S NANOTECH LAB A BIG DEAL IN SMALL MATTER SCIENCE: DEPARTMENT AT CSUN CAMPUS IS A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE STUDY OF ATOM-SIZE TRANSISTORS.			616
USC AT NO. 17 WASHINGTON STATE.			127
VICTORY GIVES VIEWPOINT A BIG BOOST BOYS' SOCCER: PATRIOTS GO INTO POSTSEASON WITH CONFIDENCE AFTER A WIN OVER LIBERTY CHAMP BUCKLEY.			325
WEST HILLS MAN IS ACQUITTED OF SPYING FOR IRAQ CHARGES: DEFENDANT, FOUND GUILTY OF LYING, HOPES TO REMAIN IN U.S.			530
WET WINTER HELPS BOOST SHARE WATER: ALLOCATIONS FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA UP, BUT LEVELS STILL LOW.			418
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO 'BERNARD AND DORIS'?			522