Archive for Tuesday, November 05, 2002

Libertarian Attorney General Candidate Tries Stall Tactics in His Campaign

• A Sprint to Finish for Secession Camps By Sharon Bernstein, Patrick Mcgreevy and Kristina Sauerwein

• Class Size Is a Big Issue for Teachers By David Pierson

• Teen’s Family Files Lawsuit Against CHP in Fatal Crash By Steve Chawkins

• Cityhood Isn’t Getting Easier for Fledgling Municipality of Goleta By Veronique De Turenne

• Costa Mesa Is Growing Up By Evan Halper

• Farm Town Sends Out SOS By Amanda Covarrubias

• Limping to the Finish Line By Mark Z. Barabak

• Obituaries By Dennis Mclellan

• Jonathan Harris, 87; Bumbling Villain in TV’s ‘Lost in Space’ By Myrna Oliver

• Lonnie Donegan, 71; His Music Influenced 1960s Rock Bands By Randy Lewis

• 3 Rulings by 9th Circuit Reversed By David G. Savage and Henry Weinstein

• Klamath’s Water Is Better Used Downriver, Study Finds By Steve Hymon

• Jewish Radical Irv Rubin Gravely Injured in Jail By George Ramos and David Rosenzweig, Greg Krikorian

• Internet Offers Way Out of Freeway Traffic Jams By Lisa Leff

• Jurors to Begin Weighing Ryder Case By Anna Gorman

• Van Nuys Man Sought in Killing of 2 Store Clerks

• Hollywood Neighborhood Wants New Firehouse Built Elsewhere By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• School District Trustee Dies Day Before Bid for 4th Term By Amanda Covarrubias

• W. Grimsley, 88; Sports Reporter, Columnist

• City Council Is Asked to Save Armenian Church

• LAX Fills Its Screen Team By Jennifer Oldham

• 2 Killed, 3 Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash

• Election Day

• Remains Are Identified as Man Missing 41/2 Years By David Haldane

• Guilty Plea Entered in Slaying By Tracy Wilson

• A Smoother Ride for the Disabled By Karima A. Haynes

• Attorney Sentenced in Immigrant Smuggling

• Man Is Arrested After Allegedly Pulling Knife

• Suspect Pleads Guilty in Homeless Man’s Slaying

• 77 County Court Workers Laid Off Amid Deficit By Steve Berry

• If Secession Loses, No One Ought Celebrate By Patt Morrison

• 2 Lancaster Prison Guards Are Attacked By Richard Fausset

• Melodyland Sues to Halt Theater Sale By Kimi Yoshino

• Reagan Library to Mark Veterans Day

• Casting Your Vote – or Turning It In

• Sacred Sites Damaged by Off-Road Vehicles

• Officer Accused of Theft and False Reporting

• Teamsters Threaten to Disrupt Rock Concert

• Orange Diocese Cuts Don’t Faze Parishes – Yet By Phil Willon and Jennifer Mena

• Boy, 16, Charged With Killing Neighbor Couple

• Teen Charged in Beating Deaths of Neighbors By Tracy Wilson

• Crash Victims Out of Danger, Hospitals Say By Kenneth Reich

• Music Center Names New President

• Murder Defendant Admits She Lied By Beth Silver

• $1.9 Million to Make School Routes Safer By Jean O. Pasco

• Leader’s Militancy Led to Denunciation as a Fanatic By Duke Helfand

• WWII Bomber Crewman Now Has Keepsakes From Plane’s Wreckage By Vivian Letran

Chips Off the Old Bloc

• USC Is Beyond Air Essentials By Gary Klein

• Kings Can’t Shut Down the Wild’s West Show By Lonnie White

• So Far, It Has Been a Really Wild Ride

• Shooting Skills Are All in the Shipp Family

• HOT CORNER By Steve Horn

• Hinske, Jennings Win Rookie of Year Awards By Mike Digiovanna

• Jefferson Keeps Nets on a Roll

• Ward Receives Vote of Confidence From USOC By Alan Abrahamson

• SCHEDULE

• Westchester to Face Recruiting Allegations By Mike Bresnahan

• Defenseman Miller Close to Returning By Lonnie White

• BCS Standings Shuffled By Chris Dufresne

• MRI for Maggette By Elliott Teaford

• Toledo Is Coach Trojans May Have to Admire By T J. Simers

• Attention Is on Bryant By Larry Stewart

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Dan Arritt

• Seminoles Lose Jones

• Martin Is Docked Points by NASCAR

• Rebel Assistant Picks a Fight By Rob Fernas

• And He Only Has a High School Education By Mal Florence

• Packer Victory Is a Bit Chilling By Sam Farmer

• Family Crisis Calls Gerber By Chris Foster

• Johnson Has a Message By Gary Klein

• Dallas Loses LaFrentz

• Yelsey Selects Stanford By Lauren Peterson, John Ortega, Ben Bolch

• Canucks Dish Out Special Treatment

• Prokopec Is a Dodger Again By Mike Digiovanna

• Rich Boats Getting Richer By Rich Roberts

• Galaxy Acquires South Korea’s Hong By Grahame L. Jones and Paul Gutierrez

• TEAMS TO WATCH By Lonnie White

• Long Odds for Olympic Bid By Alan Abrahamson

• Williams Is Fired by Michigan State

• It’s Triple Damages in Kobe’s Court By J A. Adande

• The AP Top 25

• White Says He’s Ready By Steve Henson

Priest’s Heart ‘Trauma’ Triggers Tenet Probe

• At the End of the Line, a New Beginning for Historic Site By Roger Vincent

• Cigarettes Portrayed as Currency of Crime By Michael A. Hiltzik and Henry Weinstein

• State’s Teachers Face Tax ‘Shock’ By Kathy M. Kristof

• Trizec Loss Widens After Write-Downs By David M. Levitt

• Safety Features for 15-Passenger Vans Urged

• New Twist in Disney Conflict Over Pooh By James Bates

• California By Claudia Eller

• WorldCom Misstatement May Exceed $7 Billion By Don Stancavish

• Shares of May Fall on Profit Warning

• Judge Upholds Merck Patent Protection

• High Court Refuses Cigarette Suit By Myron Levin

• Microsoft Stock Surges in Wake of Ruling By James S. Granelli

• NBC to Add New Content to Bravo By Sallie Hofmeister

• BP Won’t Replace L.A.’s Top Executive By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Allegheny Delays Earnings, Cites Errors

• CMS May Exit Wholesale Trading

• Acclaim to Edit Nudity From Game

• State Ranked Sixth in Productivity in 2000, Report Shows By Marla Dickerson

• AOL Selling Message Service to Businesses

• Tax Evaders Use False Import, Export Prices

• Movie-Ticket Services Settle Loews Battle By Jon Healey

• Factory Orders Fall; Announced Layoffs Up

• Treasury Bill Rates Lowest in 44 Years

• Intel Unveils Faster Server Computer Chip

• Armstrong to Create Trust for Asbestos Cases

• Small Investors Grab State Power Bonds

• Gemstar Patent Claims Dismissed

• Ford Says It Is Recalling 573,000 Focus Cars

• SEC Lawsuit Against Adelphia Put on Hold

• Dow Up Again; Tech Stocks Rally

• Southland Economic Indicator Falls By Marla Dickerson

• Vivendi Faces U.S. Attorney and SEC Probes By Richard Verrier

• GE to Buy Equipment Maker Osmonics

• Venture Firms’ Funds Drop

• Dow, Monsanto to Get Agent Orange Hearing

• Applied to Cut 1,750 Jobs By Alex Pham

• Firm Says Webster’s Statements Are False By Walter Hamilton

• China Telecom Launches Scaled-Down IPO

Spy films lose heart

• Making a splash By Booth Moore

• Rolling Stones stick out their tongues at fashion By Gina Piccalo

• Notes from a reluctant rock star By Geoff Boucher

• Presidential victories, blunders on display in Mudd’s ‘Libraries’ By Scott Sandell

• A Wile E. plan from the Warner franchise factory By Patrick Goldstein

• Film on Florida vote counted out By Donna Perlmutter

• ‘Superstar’ lead off by at least a hair By Diane Haithman

• ‘The Flag Is for Everyone’ By Marjorie Flathers

• Turkey shopping in the old days

• A new ‘Kat’a’ is born: Mattila shows her power By Mark Swed

• Campaign tragedy in the tail winds By Louise Roug

• Kidman tells magazine about Cruise By Elaine Dutka

• Berlin ensemble technically solid but lacks depth By Richard S. Ginell

• A verite look at Bush as candidate By Elizabeth Jensen

• Jokes & Riddles

• Beenie Man’s way with music is ‘the Jamaican way’ By Steve Appleford

• Atwater Village: Paint it hip By Mary Mcnamara

• ‘Solaris’ gets R rating; appeal vowed By Robert W. Welkos

• FINALLY

• Fresh and lively ‘Cantigas’ By Chris Pasles

• Sharon Osbourne will call it quits By Elaine Dutka

• San Francisco Opera fined By Diane Haithman

A Game of Casino Hardball

• Stay Sought in Execution of Mentally Ill Killer

• Maverick Provided Minnesota a Third-Party Option By Johanna Neuman

• ‘Nonlethal’ Weapons Vital, Panel Says By Aaron Zitner

• Prelate’s Apology Surprises Boston By Elizabeth Mehren

• Angry Ventura Picks Independent By Nick Anderson

• Campaign Money Pours In By Richard Simon and Janet Hook, James Gerstenzang

• Court to Hear Case on Telemarketers By David G. Savage

• Two Brothers Guilty in Murders of Five People

• West Nile Virus Likely Has Peaked, CDC Says

• Two Shootings Could Be Tied to Sniper Case By Stephen Braun

• Listeria Probe Widens to 2 More Meat Plants

• Vatican Revisions Ease Rule on Reporting Abuse By Larry B. Stammer

• Shortly Before Massacre, Teen Got Rosy Report

• U.S. Names 4 Countries Hiding Smallpox Virus

• Senate Foes Scrap in Minnesota Debate By Richard Simon

• Demography vs. Democracy By Steven Hill and Rashad Robinson

• Ballot Recommendations

• Let the Site Games Begin

• Turkey Will Find a Balance Between Secularists and Islamists By Soner Cagaptay

• Race for Power Misses a Certain Spark By Peter Navarro

• Playing Population-Explosion Politics By Robert Scheer

• Spare Schizophrenic’s Life

Suicide Bombing Kills 2 Israelis and Injures 15

• CIA Missile in Yemen Kills 6 Terror Suspects By Greg Miller and Josh Meyer

• Iraqi Oil Lies Below Surface of U.N. Talks By Evelyn Iritani and John Daniszewski

• In Egypt, a Bastion of Learning Rises From the Ashes of History By David Lamb

• Hussein Takes New Tack on Inspections

• Mexico’s New Drug Policy Focuses on Small Picture By Chris Kraul

• U.S. Enters a Legal Gray Zone By Henry Weinstein and Esther Schrader

• Charges Leveled in Blast That Killed U.S. Soldier

• Premier, Cabinet Fired After Ferry Disaster

• Turkish Vote Gives Rise to Speculation By Jeffrey Fleishman

• China, Other Nations Sign Deal on Spratlys

• Report on Bin Laden Son Unconfirmed

• Italian Red Brigades Suspect in Custody

• New Law Issued on Media Freedom

• Prosecutor General, Justice Minister Resign

• Wary of Sedition, Malaysian State to Bug Mosques