Archive for Monday, November 11, 2002

Relic of a Lost Era, Gold Mine Strikes Only Trouble Now

• Biologists Hatch New Plan for Condors By David Kelly

• Strains of Taps, Over and Over By Mike Anton

• Thrills in Store on Safer Track By Jessica Garrison

• County Bills Slain Man’s Parents By Massie Ritsch

• It’ll Crop Up Again – but Where? By Stanley Allison

• Pilots Win O.C.’s Battle of the Banners By David Reyes

• Environmental Group No Longer a Natural By Gail Davis

• ‘Got Name’ Is Town’s Answer to Offer by Milk Promoter By Gabriel Friedman

• William Kaplan, 88; Neurogeneticist at City of Hope Studied Mutations

• At $35,000, Big Truffle Is Nothing to Trifle With By David Shaw

• Celebrated Pianist’s Songbook Fills 13-Hour Library Show By David Haldane

• With High Court OK, Family Sues an HMO By Jeff Gottlieb

• This Is Only a Test Ballot – Do Not Punch By Patt Morrison

• Sitcom Actor Shot to Death in Parked Car By Jeff Gottlieb

• Pier Counseling Works Wonders By Lee Romney

• Mabel C. Harris, 84; Taught Public How to Prepare Food, Menus By Myrna Oliver

• Lawrence Rainey, 79; Sheriff Was Tried in ‘64 Civil Rights Slayings

• IN BRIEF / EAST PALO ALTO

• Ehud Sprinzak, 62; Expert on Israel’s Right-Wingers

• Saving Japanese American History By Julie Tamaki

• Like It or Not, Fluoridation Is State Law By Emily Gurnon

• Freeway Driver Killed, Car Torn in Half

• 2nd Mailer Attacks Villaraigosa’s Private Life By Tina Daunt

• Legal Fees Draw Fire By Richard Marosi

• Volunteers Sought for Art, Air Pollution Panels

• Charitable Group Helps a Family to Pay for Housing, School Supplies By Scott Gold

• Holiday Closures

• In a State Sorely Needing Vision, Davis’ Will Be Tested By George Skelton

• IN BRIEF / OAKLAND

• Solo Freeway Driver Killed, Car Torn in Half

• Chief Switches L.A.’s Crime Map System By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Boy Scout Troop 103 Celebrates Anniversary

• Pilot Who Died in Crash Was Temecula Man

• Veterans Day Closures Planned

• Woman, 22, Wounded in Robbery Attempt

• Negative Campaign Repelled Some Voters By Mark Z. Barabak

The sugar habit

• Stay in the zone with these heart monitors

• Historic club seeks secret of youth By Jeannine Stein

• Counting on 10,000 steps to add up to better health By Jeannine Stein

• Balancing act works the torso muscles

• Implant is the latest in birth control By Shari Roan

• Relief from sleep apnea By Martin Miller

• Potential AIDS preventive doubles as a contraceptive By Linda Marsa

• Many claims circle around shark cartilage By Shari Roan

• Crosswalks can put elderly in harm’s way By Dianne Partie Lange

• Genes have a big say on fatty foods By Amanda Ursell

• ‘Where’ can be more critical than ‘why’ in bypass surgery By Jane E. Allen

• Even a modest weight loss may lower blood pressure By Dianne Partie Lange

• Heart study questions role of homocysteine By Jane E. Allen

• The peril of treating osteoporosis as only a woman’s disease By Timothy Gower

• Teens with signs of ADD may just be sleepy By Dianne Partie Lange

• Health Watch

• Heavy periods’ economic toll By Jane E. Allen

Venus’ Injury Puts Limp in Sisters’ Plan

• League’s Studded With Tie Fighters By Mike Penner

• Magical Statistic Reborn By Steve Springer

• Now Possibilities Open for Bruins By Steve Henson

• Rams Win Fourth in Row By Sam Farmer

• Maddox Can Even Only One Score

• Scoring Average Rises Along With Ranking By Gary Klein

• Patriots Pull Off a Comeback of Super Proportion

• A Saint Is Redeemed

• Ravens Know How to Handle a Bungle

• Schroeder’s Return Is Far From a Hit

• Colts’ Offense Up, Running

• Spurrier’s Return No Fun

• Clippers Are Grin Reapers By Elliott Teaford

• Mighty Ducks Join the Fortune .500 By Lonnie White

• U.S. to Face Tough Test Next June By Grahame L. Jones

• A Perfect Reaction From Force By Shav Glick

• Coach Dies in His Sleep By Eric Sondheimer

• Drive to Win Is Shown Late

• Texans Make Titans Work

• Prep Football

• Games Become a Primer for Some Do’s and Don’ts By Chris Dufresne

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• Stewart Gets Closer to Title

• Palffy’s Scoring Touch Is Missing in Action By Jerry Crowe

• Miami Leaves No Doubt in Return to No. 1

• Late Rally Is Lonely Experience By Ben Bolch

• Sorenstam Wins 10th Title This Season

• One Match Doesn’t Cure a Tournament By Diane Pucin

• For Him, Big Apple Olympics Are Rotten By Mal Florence

• There’s No Place Like Home for the Kings

• Seahawks Only Need Half an Effort

• Beane Will Stay With A’s By Ross Newhan

• Beware of ‘Babe Factor By Bob Mieszerski

• TWO-MINUTE DRILL By Houston Mitchell

• Unknown Quarterbacks Find Spotlight By Houston Mitchell

• 49ers Eclipse Chiefs’ Stars

• Predators Win on Road

• His Foot Still Failing, Shaq Is Likely to Sit By Tim Brown

• Babcock Impresses Murray By Lonnie White

• No Trivial Win for Reba’s Gold By Bill Christine

• Players Profit From This Inside Information By Elliott Teaford

• HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Jets Overcome Irate Dolphins

No Rap on Eminem: He Gets His Shot, His Opportunity, and Doesn’t Let It Slip

• ABC-CNN Merger Talk Has Troops Spooked By Elizabeth Jensen

• Tenet Under Closer Exam By Don Lee

• Giving the Big Apple a Taste of L.A.’s Core By Roger Vincent

• With Reforms, Japan Can Dig Out of Its Hole, U.S. Group Says By Mark Magnier

• Southland Theme Parks Betting on Big Holiday Crowds By Bonnie Harris

• Brazil Steel Firms Defy Doomsday Outlook By Chris Kraul

• Brazilian Leaders to Meet With IMF Team

• Japanese American Group Opens Bank in Little Tokyo By Evelyn Iritani

• Berkshire Hathaway May Buy GE Unit

• UAL to Meet With Regulators on Loans

• Uncertainty Raised as Stocks Sputter By Josh Friedman

• Trade Slowdown Worries Japanese

• Retail Sales, Earnings Reports Expected

• Firms Fined Over Product Hazards

• Online Movie Service Launches By Jon Healey

• Long Lines at the Ports Are Gone By Nancy Cleeland

• Gas Prices Hold Steady Except on the West Coast

• Tenet Under Closer Exam By David Streitfeld

• Not Such an Inflated Notion By Peter Pae

• Dynegy’s Chief Focusing on Assets By Kristen Hays

Roles crafted in clay

• In the world of TV casting, nothing’s set in stone By Mark Sachs

• Shake-up in latte land By Maria Elena Fernandez

• No Rap on Eminem: He Gets His Shot, His Opportunity, and Doesn’t Let It Slip By Lorenza Munoz and Lynn Smith, Geoff Boucher

• Now you see her By Agustin Gurza

• He led opera out of the ordinary By Scott Timberg

• Vietnamese star defends roles By Anita M. Busch

• Tell us what scares you

• A fitting start for SCR’s new stage By Don Shirley

• Some folks have all the luxe By Booth Moore

• Even a nostalgic guest turn can’t help a lackluster ‘Parkers’ By Scott Sandell

• Hopes, running time are high for ‘Potter’ By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘The Big Griddle – Just Like Home’ By Mel Gilden

• Korn thunders its outcast sound By Steve Appleford

• Something’s looking up in music: DVDs By Randy Lewis

• ‘Jimmy Carter’ on PBS: It’s hail to the ex-chief By Howard Rosenberg

• The role of principles in politics By Merle Rubin

• Rap refugees: older and wiser By Geraldine Baum

• Homesick blues add color to Gough gig By Steve Hochman

• Jokes & Riddles

• When the audience is scarier than the movie By Al Martinez

• Eminem movie tops predictions By Lorenza Munoz

• Part’s ‘Passio’ evokes disquiet By Chris Pasles

• Pushed to the limits in ‘Atmosphere’ By Lewis Segal

• Short but striking pieces at UCLA By Mark Swed

• A splendid ‘Gentleman’ By Daniel Cariaga

• Guns can’t arrive until Rose does By Robert Hilburn

Accidental Pollution Weighs on Texas City

• At Least 10 People Are Killed as Tornadoes Hit Tennessee, Ohio

• Defense Decries Malvo Interrogation

• Phoenix Diocese Details Sexual Abuse Cases

• Endeavour’s Launch Halted by Oxygen Leak

• Democrats Couldn’t Defend Against Surge of Bush, GOP By Ronald Brownstein

• Dedication Date of WWII Memorial Set

• GOP Planning to Tackle Tax Issues in ‘03 Session

• New Energy in Congress Over Homeland Security Bill By Richard Simon and Nick Anderson

No to a Far-Right Court: Use Filibusters

• A Loud ‘Yes’ on Health Care

• Unlock the Enron Vault

• Egyptian TV Fuels Hate

• There Shouldn’t Be a Remote Control on How We Watch DVDs By Ernest Miller

• Al Qaeda’s Dangerous Metamorphosis By Steven Simon and Daniel Benjamin

Astronauts Return From Mission to International Station

• Arabs Urge Iraq to Comply By David Lamb

• Iran Parliament Joins Death Sentence Protest

• Iraq Fights Back With Commerce By Evelyn Iritani

• Disarming Iraq Not as Easy as It Sounds, Intelligence Analysts Say By Robin Wright

• 20 Female Afghan Prisoners Go Free Under Presidential Amnesty By Valerie Reitman

• Justice Overhaul to End Double Jeopardy

• Historic Newton Book Stolen From Library

• Deadline to Exchange Money Is Extended

• Gun Attack Kills 5 Israelis at Kibbutz By Laura King

• 14 Killed in Philippines Plane Crash

• Jordanian Forces Sweep City for Islamic Militants

• Kuwaitis Recant Confessions in Marine’s Death