Archive for Tuesday, November 19, 2002

James Coburn, 74; Actor Won an Oscar Late in His Career

• Frat House’s Way of Letting Off Steam Brings the Fire Department Running By Steve Harvey

• Small Farmers Plot Strategy By Fred Alvarez

• Mr. Hart’s Teachable Moment By Duke Helfand

• Lining Up to Be the Next ‘Idol’ By Jessica Garrison and Robin Fields

• Hahn Hopes to Bag a Pair of Pandas on Far East Trip By Beth Shuster

• Antonovich Backs Moving Old Oak By Richard Fausset and Carol Chambers

• Bicyclist Dies After Riding Into Truck’s Path

• Young Barristers Breaking Barriers By Daniel Hernandez and Geoffrey Mohan

• Taking Chinese in High School Means Great Wall to Conquer By Claire Luna

• 3 Leaders of Aryan Hate Groups Held By Jeff Gottlieb

• Oxnard Seeks to Hire More Police By Sandra Murillo

• Rescuer-in-Training Gets Some Real-Life Experience By Tony Perry

• Plan for Parking Lot Angers San Marino Enclave By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Lawyer to Offer Path to Ease Bus Crowding By Kurt Streeter

• ‘Cancer in Energy Industry’ Described By Nancy Vogel

• Animation Center Vision Gets Glendale’s Support By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Vasco Defense Shifts the Blame By Mai Tran

• Masry Says Quality of Life Is New Council’s Priority By Gregory W. Griggs

• Good Reasons to Be Cautious on Rainy Roads By Hugo Martín

• McClintock Bows to Westly as Contest for Controller Ends By Carl Ingram

• Rap Producer’s Associates Free as Probe Continues

• Man Accused of Shooting Alleged Rapist Is Charged By Jean Guccione

• Nursing Home Fined $90,000 in Boy’s Death

• Trial Is Underway in Fatal Stabbing of Football Player

• Santa Ana OKs Razing of 1920s Building By Jennifer Mena

• U.S. Probes Alleged LAPD Beating By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Best October Since ‘88 in Home Sales By Gregory W. Griggs

• Annies Hoping to Draw Some of Oscar’s Attention By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Fourth Arrest Made in Transgender Killing

• USC Is No. 1 for Foreign Students By Stuart Silverstein

• Transit Planners to Seek Funds as Team By Kurt Streeter

• Boy, 4, Dies After Being Found in Backyard Pool

• Bid for Sentencing Delay for Westerfield Opposed

• Bakley Family Lawyer Wants Blake Deposed

• William Marrie, 33; Classically Trained Broadway Dancer

• Suit on Behalf of Prisoners Blocked By Henry Weinstein

• 5 Families Rousted by Sewage to Return

• Glenn McQueen, 41; Pixar Animator Created Woody, Boo

• Crackdown Demanded on Skid Row Camps By Carla Rivera

• Grand Jury Seeks System to Track Its Ideas

• $1.6-Million Grant for Fluoridation Rejected

• New Program Aids in Seizure of Illegal Guns By William Overend

• 13 Die in Four Days of Violence By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Sea Creature Deaths Prompt Study of Water

• Facility Is Fined in Boy’s Death By David Haldane

• Experts Gaining Ground Against Oil-Rig Inferno By Andrew Blankstein and Michael Krikorian

• Vernon Scott, 79; Columnist on Hollywood

• Pasadena Center Puts Focus on Youth Development By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Sewage Spill Closes Portion of State Beach

Hogging the Spotlight

• A New Set of Ground Rules By Alan Abrahamson

• Kings Plan to Stay the Course By Helene Elliott

• TEAM CAPSULES

• Gentry Says Pressing May Be an Issue By Elliott Teaford

• Physician Raises a Flag By Lance Pugmire

• HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Kobe Stars as Reluctant Virtuoso By Tim Brown

• Almost Everyone Has a Chance at Title By Paul Mcleod

• He’s Ready for His Cape By Eric Sondheimer

• Crenshaw Is Taking Cues From Mebane By Eric Stephens

• Audette Lifts Canadiens

• Plenty of Scheming By Gary Klein

• TEAMS TO WATCH

• Orosco, Padres Near a Deal

• GAME OF THE WEEK By Lonnie White

• Miami Is No. 1 in the BCS

• Hogging the Spotlight By J A. Adande

• Struggling Writers Turn to Him for Inspiration By T J. Simers

• A LOOK AHEAD / KINGS By Jerry Crowe

• This Team Is Road Worthy By Elliott Teaford

• Golf Title for Dos Pueblos By Steve Galluzzo

• Seidman Still Waiting for a Win By Steve Henson

• Hootie and the News Struck a Chord By Lisa Dillman

• Ronning a Better Fit for Wild By Jerry Crowe

• Dykstra’s Care Under Scrutiny By Lance Pugmire

• Sprewell Sparks Knicks

• McCants Leads North Carolina Over Penn State

• Injury Nags Williams By Gary Klein

• Ronaldo’s in Running for FIFA World Player By Grahame L. Jones

• Hampton Deal Is Complex for Quite a Few Reasons By Ross Newhan

• USC to Help Band Play On By Eric Sondheimer

• Track Standouts Felix, Sanford, Dorsey Sign With USC By Eric Sondheimer

• Leclerc, Olausson Are Sidelined By Chris Foster

• Ram Win Streak Hits a High Five

• Fisher Can Finally Report Progress By Tim Brown

• A LOOK AHEAD / MIGHTY DUCKS By Chris Foster

• McAllister Is Questionable

DVD Sales Trend More Than Hollywood Hype

• Toyota Leases Fuel-Cell Autos to 2 UC Campuses By Alan Ohnsman

• UAL to Slash More Wages; Pilots OK Deal

• Ice Cream Makers Put Containers on a Diet By Melinda Fulmer

• Some Web Sites Are Posting a ‘Keep Out’ Sign to Law Enforcement By Jon Healey

• Katz Resigns as Editor of O.C. Register By Leslie Earnest

• Stock Rally Halted; Crude Oil Surges

• Medical Lender Files for Chapter 11

• Warnaco Executive Accepts Severance Cut

• Alabama Fund Wins US Air Equity Bid

• Preschool’s Link to Weill Probed By Thomas S. Mulligan

• American Cuts Some Business Air Fares

• Appeals Court Allows Yahoo E-Mail Search By Mary Wisniewski

• FASB Seeks Feedback on Options Proposal

• Agilent Sales Beat Forecasts; Company to Cut 2,500 Jobs

• T-Bills at Highest Rate in Two Weeks

• Diageo in Talks to Save Burger King Sale

• 2 Tyco Directors Resign From Board

• Kmart Says It May Have Reversed Skidding Sales

• Little Growth Seen in Germany’s Economy

• Lowe’s Earnings Rise 35% on Expansion

• Toys R Us Shares Rise as Loss Narrows

• IBM Wins Federal Contract By Joseph Menn

• SEC to Consider New Rules on Audit Teams

• Latino Nissan Buyers Pay More, Study Says By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Hollywood Union Reaches Early Deal By James Bates

• Xcel Has $2.07-Billion Loss on Write-Down

• Also

• Giuliani Working on WorldCom Issues

• SBA OKs Risky Loans, Watchdog Says By Larry Margasak

• U.S. Boosts Scrutiny of Some Processors

• Survey Finds Women Holding More ‘Corporate Clout’ Titles By Rebecca Gomez

• CalPERS Targets Offshore Companies By Gary Gentile

• Tire Data Location Rules Are Issued

• Global Foresees Few Problems Over Filing By James S. Granelli

• Tenet Says SEC Has Launched Informal Probe By Ronald D. White and Don Lee

Walking his beat

• Rainy day demands a script revise By Mary Mcnamara

• Just traveling through By Nicolai Ouroussoff

• A matinee idol finds his inner mean streak By Susan King

• Nowhere man By Patrick Goldstein

• A firestorm over hallowed ground By J. Michael Kennedy

• Discarded woman’s graceful evolution By Bernadette Murphy

• Fascinating turkey tidbits to gobble up By Mark Sachs

• With plenty of practice came sweet music

• Web site sells plus-size clothes that are ahead of the curve By Booth Moore

• Country and pop: Shania’s twain meet By Robert Hilburn

• ‘The Warming House’ By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• Three of Wyler’s films make the cut By Susan King

• Films, chats and skits warm icy days By Liz Smith

• ‘Grounded’ finds new life on the WB By Brian Lowry

• Booker Prize won’t expand eligibility

• ‘Lion King,’ ‘Aida’ in Inner Circle By Don Shirley

• A dazzling performance by fledgling musicians By Josef Woodard

• Southwest Museum loses deal By Christopher Reynolds

• Infusion of funds saves ‘Harlem Song’

• Jokes & Riddles

• FINALLY

• WGA rejects credit rules change By Dana Calvo

• Fox chief advised Bush, book says By Elizabeth Jensen

• Pianist Wild retains his wondrous natural touch By Daniel Cariaga

• The carol marathon has begun at KOST-FM

• In road show, Metheny is all about technique By Don Heckman

• For Siteworks, context is site-specific By Lewis Segal

Airport Worker Arrests Assailed as Too Sweeping

• Ten Commandments Must Go, Judge Rules

• Laurels for Carter, 5 Other Laureates

• Court Widens Wiretapping in Terror Cases By David G. Savage and Henry Weinstein

• $100-Million Gift Is Pure Poetry to Magazine By Eric Slater

• U.S. Releases First State-by-State Report on Cancer Occurrences

• Alabama Governor Says He Concedes the Election

• Wind Gusts Overpower Crews in New England

• Researchers Link Sleep Apnea and Stuttering

• Inmate’s Procreation Appeal Is Rejected by U.S. Justices By David G. Savage

• Meat Plants Warned to Test for Listeria

• Sitter Accused of Passing Out With 5 Kids in Car

• Execution of Mentally Retarded Killer Halted

• Court to Hear Discrimination Case By David G. Savage

• Elephant Fatally Crushes Pittsburgh Zoo Handler

• The Sun Calls It a Day After Only 69 Minutes

• Homeland Security Hits Snag at Wire By Nick Anderson

• Will Blix See a Fig Leaf but Ignore Smoking Gun? By Amir Taheri

• What Else We Hardly Knew

• A Silver Spoon Is Gouging Unions By Robert Scheer

• Apple for the Teacher Was Rotten to the Core By Arianna Huffington

• Hope for Venezuela Rescue

• Prepare for an Urban Nightmare By James P. Pinkerton

• Security Without Giveaways

Inspectors Arrive in Iraq

• Scavengers Are Gauge of Rising Poverty By Héctor Tobar

• Hamas Vows More Attacks Like One in Hebron By John Daniszewski

• Detentions Signal Fear in Europe By Sebastian Rotella

• Chemical Arms’ Effects Linger Long After War By Robin Wright

• Officer Goes Incognito to End Hostage Standoff

• New Size, Scope, Mission in Store for NATO By David Holley

• Students in Iran Clash With Regime Backers

• Venezuela Conflict Intensifies

• Mexico to Boost Farm Subsidies

• Australian Police Arrest Terrorism Suspect

• Government Revises Report on Nuclear Arms

• Party With Islamic Roots Takes Office

• Officials Say Voice Is Bin Laden’s

• 14 Die in Bus Blast in India

• A Last Stand by the Jews in Egypt By David Lamb

• Aceh Rebels to Sign Peace Deal With Indonesia

• U.N. to Boost Food Aid to Palestinians

• Police Say Man Hoped to Ram Plane Into Building

• Pakistani Court Orders Islamic Militant Released

• Explosions Reported Near U.S. Military Base