Archive for Sunday, November 17, 2002

Kidnapped by Her Grandparents and Raised on the Run

• Protest Branching Out By Stephanie Chavez and Carol Chambers

• Daring Young Man and Flying ‘Sausages’ Made Flight History By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Riders Take to Roads to Save Tree Species By Cara Mia Dimassa

• School Rallies Around Player Hurt in Crash By Fred Alvarez

• Effort to Revive Hemp Industry Encounters Stigma of Marijuana By David Kelly

• Man Dies in Castaic Oil Well Blast By Wendy Thermos

• Calabasas Tries to Extend Itself for a Cantina By Wendy Thermos

• Flawed O.C. Ramp: Fixer-Upper or Do-Over? By Dan Weikel

• Civil War Vets: From Brave to Grave By Claire Luna

• Mustafa Mashhour, 81; Leader of Banned Muslim Group in Egypt

• Donor Gives to Honor Wife and Save Lives By Jean Merl

• Henry May, 81; Designed Stage, TV Sets for Orson Welles and Others

• Myra Hindley, 60; Accomplice in Grisly U.K. Child Killings in ’60s

• Studies See Big Quake as More Likely By Usha Lee Mcfarling

• Top Universities Shoot the Moon in Pursuit of New Stars By Rebecca Trounson

• Cooking Their Way to New Opportunities By Janet Saidi

• Attack Mailer Spotlights a Word That Can Sting By Louis Sahagun

• Man Is Jailed After 2 Fires By Claire Luna

• Officials Warn Residents of Fund-Raising Scam

• Errant Cell Calls Are Clogging 911 System By Hugo Martín

• Baby Falls in Family Pool, Drowns

• L.A. Officers Fire Shots in Four Incidents By Anthony Mccartney

• Few Bumps Found on Caltrans’ Path By Phil Willon

• Service Is Planned for Jewish Activist Rubin

• 4th-Graders Getting a Jump on College By Fred Alvarez

• Arthur T. Winfree, 60; Work Affected Studies of Heart Rhythms, Sleep

• Antiwar Issue Is ‘So Just Like Yesterday’ By Dana Parsons

• Suspect Is Named in School Shooting

• Prized Property Pulled From All Sides By Jennifer Mena

• Club Fire Brings Charge of Attempted Murder

• 1 Killed, 3 Seriously Hurt in Head-On Collision

• Teens Find a Place of Refuge at Operation Safe House By Scott Gold

• Alan Tagg, 74; Set Designer Known for Eye for Detail By Dennis Mclellan

• Restoration Underway in Sequoia Area

• In the Enemy’s Presence, Army Discards Some Valuable Assets By Steve Lopez

• Sept. 11 Victims

• New Director Named for Lung Association

The Urban Forest

• Harmonic By Michael Webb

• Please Brake for Goodie-Bag Convoys By Mark Ehrman

• Cover Story By Michael A. Hiltzik

• Brothers in Arms By Michael T. Jarvis

• Cyber Dudes to the Rescue By Janet Reitman

• The Guru of Happy Cows By Martin Booe

• Have Aid Relief, Will Travel By Mark Ehrman

• Laughter in the Laboratory By Andrew Vontz

• Thirst By Susan Straight

A rancho grande goes upscale in Tarzana

• Taking off in two directions By Kathy Price-Robinson

• Megan’s Law gives buyers another tool By Michelle Hofmann

• A place in Malibu where the Georges can get together By Ruth Ryon

• A slice of small-town America in Orange By Julie Bawden Davis

• Reform plan faces hurdles By Kenneth R. Harney

• Mr. Landlord’s sound, but tough advice By Robert J. Bruss

• Bias in buying, renting declines

• Fed up with noisy leaf blowers By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• A guide to selecting a qualified roof contractor

• Baby boomers at head of the line for second homes

• Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes

• Real estate trends

• Third-quarter home sales strong

• Can ad specify Cantonese speaker?

• Certain sellers to pay sooner By Diane Wedner

Martz’s Response to Bulger Is Kurt

• Trojan Focus Is Unrivaled By Gary Klein

• Cooling Fire By Ken Murray

• Ohio State Survives Yet Another Scare

• Texas Can’t Solve Kingsbury

• Cammalleri Breaks Through By Jerry Crowe

• West Goes With a Grizzled Veteran By Mark Heisler

• Georgia Reels In Title on Johnson’s Catch

• Iowa Clinches Share of Title, Now Must Wait

• Between Two Worlds By Barbara Barker

• Arizona Redeems Itself, 52-41

• How Now, Yao? By Mark Heisler

• Bulger Proves Martz’s Worth By Bob Oates

• Bolt Action By David Whitley

• Chaparral Proves Too Much By Dan Arritt and Lauren Peterson

• Kansas State Wins in a Runaway

• Iowa Tries to Buck System By Robyn Norwood

• Johnson Runs Over Hoosiers

• Alabama Hits Ground to Beat LSU and Its No. 1 Defense

• Taft Gets City’s Top Football Seeding By Eric Stephens, Eric Sondheimer, Eric Maddy, and Bob Rohwer

• Talking the Talk

• Time to Turn Over a New Leaf By Elliott Teaford

• Veteran Horses Scheduled to Square Off By Bob Mieszerski

• Bryant Recovering From Chip Shot By Tim Brown

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• THE WEEK AHEAD / Los Angeles Lakers By Tim Brown

• Time to Give NHL Brawlers the Boot By Michael Wilbon

• Flyers Tie Bruins Despite Power Outage

• NASCAR’s New Tack on Tech By Larry Stewart

• Pickett’s Big Day Leads Washington

• A McEnroe of Squash? You Cannot Be Serious By Lisa Dillman

• Martin Loses Appeal on NASCAR Penalty

• THE WEEK AHEAD / Los Angeles Clippers By Elliott Teaford

• HOW THE AP TOP 25 FARED By Mike Bresnahan

• Van Pelt Powers Colorado State

• Rookie-Initiation Dinners Become Issue By Jerry Crowe

• Coliseum Leaves NFL, Trojans Feeling Empty By T J. Simers

• Redlands Wins SCIAC Title

• Bol’s Hockey Career Is Over

• The Coliseum Is Their New Stopping Ground By Bill Plaschke

• Jacobs in Tune at Dana Point By Peter Yoon

• McPherson’s Passing Paces Florida State

• Defense Makes a Pointed Statement By Rob Fernas;steve Henson

• No KO, but Morales Wins Title By Steve Springer

• Johnson, Hampton Are Part of Trade

• Collegiate Coaches Not Playing Fair By Grahame L. Jones

• RATING THE GAMES By Jim Barrero

• D’wildcat Needs No Help in This Win By Bob Mieszerski

• Recruits Caught in the ‘Net of Coaches By Eric Sondheimer

• Defense Nets 10th Win for Mavericks

• Sauer Keeps It Simple, Steady By Chris Foster

• Stocks Are Climbing, While Others Tumble By Larry Stewart

• USC WOMEN TODAY By Mike Terry

• Not-So-Happy Medium Rules By Mike Penner

• Colorado Loses Brown, Wins Title

• Pick Six Might Be Just the Ticket Today By Bob Mieszerski

• First-Half Futility Is a Record Low

• KEYS TO THE GAME By Gary Klein

Time for a splurge in S.F.

• Getting the rate down By Beverly Beyette

• Really roughing it in the outback By James Herron

• Shanghai’s saga continues to unfold By Robert J. Myers

• TOURS & CRUISES By Rosemary Mcclure

• Check out the rules before holiday trips By Compiled By Jane Engle

• Over the river and through the woods, to insanity we go By Eileen Ogintz

• Like home, but better, in Hermosa By Craig Nakano

• Bora-Bora, but not for hoi polloi By Jane Engle

• Get your sea legs with Mexico sailings By Harry Basch

• Readers recommend

• Divorce trip can be the first journey toward a new attitude By Susan Spano

• Heightening safety, security at top of hotels’ to-do lists By Jane Engle

• Carpinteria for bird-watchers, and for their feathered friends By John Mckinney

• Asian trip means more planning By Arthur Frommer

Minor Quakes Elsewhere Tied to Alaska Temblor

• Purdue Knocks on Wood to Produce Sturdier Trees By Rick Callahan

• Rubble of a House Fire Offers Tantalizing Clues By Sharon Cohen

• The Enigma Behind the Man on the $100 Bill By Susan King

• Holland Riven by the Politics of Division By Anthony Deutsch

• Hospital Stay Proves No Handicap to This Wedding By Duncan Mansfield

• Chinese Play a Global Name Game By Ted Anthony

• Mothers of India Cry for Joy to Learn It’s a Boy By Tim Sullivan

• London Unleashes Air Raids to Banish Bothersome Pigeons By Jane Wardell

• From Credit-Card Junkie to Internet Beggar By Lukas I. Alpert

• Cowboy’s Killer Evades Justice as Determined Detectives Persevere By Joseph B. Frazier

• Rice Insists Bush Is Focusing on Al Qaeda By Greg Miller and Josh Meyer

• Blithely Biking the Road of Death By Graham Gori

• How This Series Was Reported

• Singapore Muslims Invoke a Remnant of Surgical Tradition By Gillian Wee

• Ship-Whale Collisions Hint at Shift in Feeding By Peggy Andersen

• 60-Foot Lava Lamp Plan Is Just Plain Groovy By Linda Ashton

• Facts About Fin Whales By Peggy Andersen

Labels’ Online Hope: New Enhanced CDs

• TOP STORIES – Nov. 10-15

• Year-End Preparations Can Lower Taxpayers’ Bill By Kathy M. Kristof

• New Buzz Making Waves on High-Tech Film Sets By P J. Huffstutter

• For Trump, Risks and Riches Are Par for the Course By James Flanigan

• Don’t Expect Insurer to Match 21-Year-Old Siding By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Moving On After Financial Scandals By Tom Petruno

How the American West was discovered and invented

• The macho man of the movies By Clancy Sigal

• One woman lifts the veil on her Islamic life By Gina B. Nahai

• Graceful collages and mysterious pairings By Michael Frank

• The Saudi brand of fanaticism By Emran Qureshi

• An empty landscape, a sublime discovery By William Kittredge

• Calling Susan Faludi By Lynda Obst

• Full tilt, into the chaos By Eugen Weber

• BESTSELLERS

• A parable of greed, written in wine By Kenyon Webster

• Mirror By Sidney Wade

• BESTSELLERS

• Heroes are in the details By Adam Bresnick

• The accidents of survival By Jonathan Levi

• By Susan Salter Reynolds

• A crusade to save the world By Michael Harris

Good clean fun

• The weasel poll

• Nine on the fast track

• Storming onto the theater scene By Ann Conway

• And if you order now, you can read about

• Tied by music and murder By Geoff Boucher

• Much more than a ‘Seinfeld’ sidekick

• Cornell, ex-Ragers try a new approach By Robert Hilburn, Natalie Nichols, Steve Baltin, Randy Lewis, Dean Kuipers, and Ernesto lechner

• What are you watching? By Dana Calvo

• Rating 007’s outings By Bill Desowitz

• New cars, classic mood By Susan Freudenheim

• The Russia we don’t get to see By Lewis Segal

• Music from life’s mess By Lynell George

• The bestseller they couldn’t sell By Susan King

• Yes, Virginia, there is a development heaven By Michael D'Antonio

• In a world of weasels By Shawn Hubler

• Doing as Miss Debbie Allen says By Valerie J. Nelson

• They pitch, and we catch By Kevin Maynard

• Bonds, James Bonds By Bill Desowitz

• Professor Alexander By Diane Haithman

• ‘Give Me Back My Jacket!’ By Nancy Robison

• A Very Big Problem

• The many faces of Hitler By Elaine Dutka

• Attack of the 40-foot ads By Lynn Smith

• When Elvis bowed to karate’s kings By Susan King

• A political bent, a musical hook By Mark Swed

• The word in Japan is ‘WOW’ By Gendy Alimurung

• Conversant with classics By Rachel Abramowitz

• If Santana repeats, who gets Grammy? By Steve Hochman

• They’re thinking inside the box By Victoria Looseleaf

• Laguna Beach to host chamber music festival By Daniel Cariaga

• The enduring cultural life east of the ‘Eastside’ By Reed Johnson

• Chicago newspapers have young readers seeing red By David Shaw

• Seeking another ‘Friday’ payday By Andre Chautard

• The star really is a ‘Pearl’ to her mother By Valerie J. Nelson

• Irvine Foundation tightens its philanthropy belt By Christopher Reynolds

• Brockus’ projects are flourishing By Lewis Segal

• Malibu Stage ousts artistic director By Don Shirley

Insider Backing for Gore Is Tepid

• Insider Backing for Gore Is Tepid By Mark Z. Barabak

• Derided Computer Plan Clicks With Maine Students By Elizabeth Mehren

• Connecticut High School Student Scoops Media on Skakel Interview

• Commuter Tax Proposal Sets Off a War of Words By Paul Lieberman

• Man Cleared by DNA Seeks Formal Pardon

• Bush, Social Conservatives Testing Each Other’s Muscle By James Gerstenzang and Maura Reynolds

• Governor Hospitalized With Viral Meningitis

• JFK Assassination Car Auctioned for $225,000

• Ships Arriving at Ports With Extra Cargo: Dead Whales

• Robot Arm ‘Bruise’ Delays Shuttle Launch

• A New Museum Shows Death Penalty as a Way of Life By Lianne Hart

• Throughout the Country, Latinos See Their Clout Build in Political Arena By Ken Ellingwood

• A Quiet Prelude to War in Ernie Pyle’s Archives By Peter H. King

• Shark Tank a Perilous Place – for Sharks

• Pay Is Up for More College Presidents

We Have the Resources to End Hunger

• McTrouble in Fat Land By Greg Critser

• Can Hahn Think Big? By Bill Boyarsky

• The Roots of Fragmentation By Milton Viorst

• Slow-Motion Disaster Below the Waves By Randy Olson

• Bad Luck Is Fine, if It’s Yours By Karen Stabiner

• ‘Tough on Crime’ May Backfire By Jonathan M. Miller

• Eastside Pols Lose Clout By Frank Del Olmo

• Mutual Aid Society on a Grand Scale By Benjamin R. Barber

• A Different Pringle? Maybe

• George Bush’s Big Brother By Jonathan Turley

• Noise Rule Is Unsound

• Yogi Helps Explain Why the Democrats Struck Out By Reed Royalty

• Waging a Worthy Tax Battle

• Hope: Last Refuge of the Helpless

• The ‘Good Guy’ Turns Assassin By Laura K. Donohue

• Where Does It Hurt?

• Bringing City Hall Closer

• A Diesel-Powered Intrusion By Marc B. Haefele

• Bush Should Lead the Way

Israel Tightens Grip on Hebron After Palestinian Ambush

• President of Ukraine Sacks Government By Robyn Dixon

• A Revolving Door for Pakistan’s Militants By Paul Watson

• Iraq Says It Welcomes Inspections

• Turkish Moderate Becomes Premier By Amberin Zaman

• Who’s Hu? Doesn’t Matter Much, Chinese Say of Their New Leader By Henry Chu

• 25,000 in Italy Protest Arrest of 20 Activists

• Self-Immolations on Rise in Afghanistan By Valerie Reitman

• Australia Hunts for Terror Cells By Richard C. Paddock

• Chavez Takes Over Caracas City Police

• Bush Notes Progress in War on Terrorism

• Britain Charges 3 With Terrorism

• Ailing Dissident in Syria Is Released By John Daniszewski

• Inspectors to Scour Iraq for Mobile Weapons Labs By Greg Miller and Paul Richter