Archive for Saturday, November 02, 2002

• Study: Age Improves Toddlers’ Memories

• Newly Discovered Star Could Be Big Bang Clue

• Microbe Breaks Down Toxin in Water, Soil

• Woolly-Rhino Remains Found in English Quarry

• Nearly Half of Plants May Face Extinction

College Trustee Candidates Call for Change

• Gospel Group Embraces All Races By Carla Rivera

• Record-Breaking to Some Amounts to Daily Life on Hollywood Boulevard By Steve Harvey

• Broad Denies Gift Offer Was Improper By Doug Smith and Solomon Moore

• Saks Manager Planned to Lie, Former Worker Says By Anna Gorman

• Sale of Church Upsets Congregants By K. Connie Kang

• Simon, Davis Trade Barbs in Homestretch By Matea Gold and Michael Finnegan

• Muslims Alter Ramadan Giving

• Frank Rosenberg, 88; Producer Gave Brando His Only Outing as Director By Elaine Woo

• Moorpark Race Hardly a Competition By Gregory W. Griggs

• Recall Effort Highlights a Political Fault Line By William Overend

• Bristol Offramp Closes for 2 Weeks By Dan Weikel

• Boy, 16, Held in Double Slaying By Massie Ritsch

• Murder Defendant a Gang Pawn, Lawyer Argues By Amanda Covarrubias

• L.A. May Sue Over Ahmanson Subdivision By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Lucille Ryman Carroll, 96; MGM Talent Manager Mentored Actors By Mary Rourke

• Alfred L. Atherton, 80; Career Foreign Service Officer, Mideast Expert

• Daniel Duggan, 89; Aided Expansion of Coldwell Banker By Myrna Oliver

• Bratton Says LAPD Failed to Heed Tips About Faith Healer By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Power Crisis Haunts Davis By Nancy Vogel

• With Laguna Beach Mayor In a Pickle, Opinion Flying By Christine Hanley and Stanley Allison

• Nina Sails the Ocean Blue as Teaching Ship in 2002 By Steve Chawkins

• Chevrolet Sponsorship of Music Tour Criticized

• Reagan Library to Mark 11th Anniversary

• 1970 Hijacker Convicted of Murdering Father

• Hollywood Hopefuls Split Up By Nita Lelyveld and Kristina Sauerwein

• Hopefuls Pledge to Keep Port Hueneme’s Momentum Rolling By Sandra Murillo

• Fire Damages Motel Room, Injures Fireman

• State OKs Investigation of $70-Million Blaze

• Woman Denies Killing Husband

• Criminal Justice Office Chief Quits Over Probe

• JDL Leader’s Attorneys Seek FBI Inquiry Files By David Rosenzweig

• How Safe Is the Surf?

• FAA Says It Controls Airspace By David Reyes

• Man, 73, Is Arrested in Bank Heist in Irvine By Seema Mehta and Monte Morin

• Funding for Area Councils Has to Wait By Patrick Mcgreevy

• AQMD Puts Off Ban on Solvent By Gary Polakovic

• Campers Find Body of Stuntman Parachutist

• Broad Donates to Bond Effort By Christopher Reynolds

• U.S. Offers Health Bailout By Charles Ornstein and Lisa Richardson

• Crash on Harbor Kills Man, Closes Offramp

• Newly Released Owens River Plan Envisions Restored Stream, Wetlands By Steve Hymon

• Mayor, Councilman Enter School Fray By Daniel Yi

• Bookkeeper Denies She Swindled Firm

• Holden Says Secession Would Help African Americans By Patrick Mcgreevy and Sue Fox

• Archeological Society to Discuss New Mexico Site

• Plane’s Sabbath Landing Causes Hard Feelings

• No Retrial in McDonald Murder Case By Mai Tran and Monte Morin

• Fullerton Defends Clerk Measure Ad By Jean O. Pasco

• Basic Facts Are Fluid for Water Board Candidate By Wendy Thermos

• Americans’ Views of Islam Dim, Poll Finds

• Eli, My Friend, for $5 Million I Am All Yours By Steve Lopez

• CHP Checking Officers for Abuse of Authority

• Man Charged With State Income Tax Evasion

• Revised Abuse Policy Unveiled by Bishop By Larry B. Stammer

• State Needs Fast Billions to Deal With Budget Crisis By Gregg Jones

• Procter & Gamble Study Policy Spurs Complaint

• Secession Hotbed Offers 7 Council Hopefuls By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Art Panel Plans Public Workshop on Projects

• Cardinal Affirms Better Relations With Jews

An Off Season for Free Agents

• A Little Giant Behind Wheel By Shav Glick

• Prized Catches By Eric Stephens

• They’ve Taken Up New Arms By Sam Farmer

• Bryant Looks Like a Winner By Elliott Teaford

• Big Payoffs From Trade With Boston By Lonnie White

• Panic Time Comes Early for the Woeful Clippers By Mark Heisler

• Ayala Rips Apart Chino Mystique By Ben Bolch

• Cohen Is Captivating Despite Late Misstep By Helene Elliott

• Without O’Neal, Lakers Can’t Get Foot in Door By Lonnie White

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Sam Farmer

• Vikings Finally Sign McKinnie to Deal

• Starr Can’t Sell, but He Can Sail By Martin Henderson

• Fargas to Ask for a Sixth Year By Gary Klein

• Mascot Would Call It Poetic Justice By Mal Florence

• Garnett Stops McGrady in Timberwolves’ Win

• TOP PERFORMERS

• Tennessee Receiver Is Out

• Scoring Systems Will Create Some Confusion By Helene Elliott

• Scouting Report

• Neuheisel Catches a Downward Spiral By Steve Henson

• Stoney Drives for Five in Row By Bob Mieszerski

• They Need Work on Short Game By Steve Henson

• Crenshaw Upends Fremont By Eric Stephens;rafer Weigel;mayar Zokaei;steve Galluzzo

• His Career Is All About Living ‘La Vida Loca’ By Steve Springer

• Trainers Hall, Bassett Have Their Hands Full By Bob Mieszerski

• Royal Flush at Ventura County Championships By John Ortega;eric Maddy;martin Henderson

• Sandoval Carries Santa Fe to 35-16 Win Over Pioneer By Lauren Peterson

• O’Sullivan’s Assist Was a Minor Feat By Chris Foster

• Charter Oak Gives Los Altos the Brush By Peter Yoon;paul Mcleod;mayar Zokaei;eric Sondheimer;mark alai;phil Witte

• Top Performers

• Blue Jackets Spoil Tugnutt’s Return, 4-2

• THE TIMES’ TOP 25

• Their Protest Had 149 Own Goals By Grahame L. Jones

• Rating the TV Games By Robyn Norwood

• Attorney: Bet Was Legitimate By Bill Christine

• Howell Holds One-Shot Lead in Atlanta

• All’s OK With Kobe and Tex By Tim Brown

• Student Cheaters Ultimately Cheat Only Themselves

• Santa Monica Businesses Can Afford Living Wages By Sheila James Kuehl

Microsoft Wins Major Points in Antitrust Settlement Ruling

• 1 Case, Hundreds of Lawyers By David Colker

• O’Neill Unaware of Lucent Probe

• Shipping Lines, Union Agree on Key Port Issue By Nancy Cleeland

• Gateway Puts Cow Out to Pasture By Frank Ahrens

• U.S. Auto Sales Figures Continue to Lose Steam

• Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.7% in October By Peter G. Gosselin

• Heart Patient Sues Tenet, Physician By Ronald D. White and Don Lee

• Market Starts Month Strong as Rally Continues

• Small Investors Flock to State Power Bonds By Tom Petruno

• Edison Earnings Beat Expectations By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Hispanic Broadcasting’s Net Income Rises 41%; Outlook for Year Raised By Meg James

• Semiconductor Sales Increase 21%

• Coors Pulling Plug on Malt-Based Vibe

• US Airways Cuts Net Loss to $335 Million

• Collery-Koffler Funds Get Stake in SCPIE

• Glitch Drops Decimal From Holiday Inn Bills

• Blockbuster Revamps to Boost DVD Sales

• Cigna Tells of Probe by SEC

• Disney Animation Chief to Step Down By Claudia Eller and Richard Verrier

• FDIC Suit Targets Ernst & Young

• Verizon Spending to Boost Sales to Business

• Goodyear to Raise Prices 4% to 5%

• Micron Seeks Duties on S. Korean Imports

• Clear Win for Software Giant By James S. Granelli and Jube Shiver Jr.

• 3 Firms to Market Heartburn Drug

• Judge Dismisses Gangsta Rap Lawsuit

• Still King of Software, Hardball By Glenda Mccarthy and Jon Healey, Joseph Menn

• CalPERS, Partner Buy Napa Valley Vineyard

A naughty Halloween, spooky and interactive

• In a distinctly American grove By Christopher Knight

• It’s the spirit that counts By Robert Hilburn

• Tribute to the father of Goth By Steve Baltin

• Acting out crime sprees with celebrity voices By Steve Appleford

• A menu from facials to desserts By Booth Moore

• Unearthing celebrity profiles that aged well By Mark Sachs

• De Niro to receive award from AFI By Susan King

• Sexual harassment suit roils lesbian industry group By Robert W. Welkos

• NEA nominee puts poetry back on Page 1 By Tim Rutten

• Inland Pacific Ballet: bloodless ‘Dracula’ By Chris Pasles

• Trying to write a happier ending By Stephen Schiff

• FINALLY

• Lingerie special to air even earlier By Brian Lowry

• Shirley Knight show

• Turning their (hearing aid) knobs up to 11 By Roy Rivenburg

• Spielberg to visit Cuba for film fest

• Howard Stern as movie producer By Lee Margulies

The Final Mission Is Completed

• White House Steers Clear of SEC Chief Controversy By Maura Reynolds and Nick Anderson

• Candidate Hopes Hard Work Pays Off By Richard Simon

• Debate Renewed Over Treatment of Haitians By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Bush Aides Deployed to Help GOP By Edwin Chen

• FBI Finds Own Faults in Sniper Inquiry By Ralph Vartabedian

• Detroit Priest Sentenced for Sex With Boy

• Lifted Water Ban Raises Spirits at Lincoln Center

• Interior Dept. Building Evacuated Over Asbestos

• FBI Laments Lack of Anthrax Arrests

• A New Headache for New Mexico Pollsters?

• Police Look at Many Angles in Rap DJ’s Killing

• Burial Box Linked to Jesus Is Damaged

• Defense Says Trial Notes May Have Tainted Pa. Jury

• A Dot of Light at the LAPD

• Just Play? Who Knew?

• Alas, Microsoft Wins Again

Queen Recalls: The Butler Didn’t Do It

• Russian Lawmakers OK Media Limits By John Daniszewski

• Arab World Sees a Resurgence of Islamic Politics By David Lamb

• Sharon Proffers a Post to a Rival By Laura King

• Italian Quake Toll Hits 29; Probe Ordered

• In Event of War, Patriots Won’t Be on Front Line By Paul Richter

• N. Korean Admission Doesn’t Stall Nuclear Talks By Barbara Demick

• Buildings Damaged, 35 Hurt by Powerful Quake

• Milosevic’s Ill Health Delays His Trial Again

• S. Africa Charges 2 in Alleged Coup Plot; No Arrests in Blasts

• Government Restores Normal Ties With Cuba

• Judge Decrees Freedom for Cali Drug Lords

• Asian Nations Reach Deal on Spratlys

• Police Seize Material for Bombs; 6 Arrested

• 49 Killed and 89 Hurt in Blaze at Prison

• Generals Guilty in Mexico Drug Case