Archive for Friday, November 22, 2002

Those New Tricks Came From Old Dogs

How to Commemorate the Precipitous Tumble of the Once-Great Lakers?

• Corruption Arrests in Carson By Ted Rohrlich

• Crowd Jams Ahmanson Hearing By Catherine Saillant

• Indian Casinos on a Roll By Scott Gold

• Truck Driver Gets 1 Year in Fatal Anaheim Crash By Mai Tran

• Families Bound by Hope By Charles Ornstein

• Shifting Gears to Become a Teacher By Erika Hayasaki

• Art Imitates Life a Little Too Much When Film Set Is a Fake Skid Row By Bob Pool

• Suspect Links Actor, Threat By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• At Washington Prep, Lots of Toil to Offset Trouble By Joe Mathews

• Teacher of the Year Is a Study in Motivation By Jenifer Ragland

• Dr. Esther Somerfeld-Ziskind, 101; Pioneering Physician By Elaine Woo

• Stanton Girl, 11, Found After 2 Days By Christine Hanley

• Authorities Hit Skid Row Again By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Prince Takamado, 47; Japan Royal Sought ‘Normal’ Life By Mark Magnier

• L.A. County’s Antidote for Illegal Pharmacies By Jean Guccione

• Two More People Are Slain in Unrelated L.A. Shootings By Daniel Hernandez

• Brush Fire in Yorba Linda Misses Homes By David Haldane

• Foggy San Francisco Sees Bright Future in Solar Cells By John M. Glionna

• New Address Planned for Ancient Oak in Santa Clarita Valley By Carol Chambers

• City Considers Curbs on Costly Home Loans By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Hahn Hitches L.A.’s Wagon to Two Stars By Beth Shuster

• Man on Probation Arrested in Threats

• As Body Count Rises, Top Man in Blue Pitches for Green By Steve Lopez

• D.A. Won’t Seek Death in Slaying of Couple

• Ex-CHP Officer Gets 30 Years in Drug Theft

• School Board Member to Quit to Avoid Jail Time

• U.S. Plans ‘Loan’ of River Water to Farmers By Steve Hymon

• Oxnard Man, 21, Dies in Collision

• No More Delays for Rape Suspect By Tracy Wilson

• Maybe We Shouldn’t Hear Those D.A. Tapes By Dana Parsons

• Moorpark Council Approves Bonds for Low-Cost Housing By Gregory W. Griggs

• Man Killed After Trying to Grab Deputy’s Gun

• Murder Trial Begins By Jean Guccione

• EIDC Chief Facing Removal By Anita M. Busch and Steve Berry

• Lockyer Defends Unusual Rackauckas Investigation By Stuart Pfeifer and Dan Morain

• Man Held in 11 Bank Heists

• Officials Impose New Curfew at Algodones Dunes By Scott Gold

• Santa Ana District Sues to Block Tustin Zoning By Claire Luna

• Actor’s Arraignment in Abuse Case Delayed

• 2 Men Arrested in Killing of Actor

• Salvage Logging OKd in Tahoe Wilderness By Geoffrey Mohan

• 4 Seek to Replace School Recall Target By Daniel Yi

• Man Guilty in Killing of 15-Year-Old Boy

• Tom Coad Just Misses Bid for Board By Jean O. Pasco

• 4th Man Convicted in Death of Valley Teen By Jean Guccione

• State Budget Crisis Spurs Call for a Special Session By Carl Ingram and Gregg Jones

BLANK Expressions

• Costly Losses to USC Still Bothering Him By Sam Farmer

• Backups Have Finishing Kicks By Gary Klein

• Rejuvenated Aussie Still Surfing at 36 By Pete Thomas

• Play It Again By James Rainey

• Papadakis Wants Last Laugh By Larry Stewart

• Kings End It on Bad Note By Jerry Crowe

• Fairfax Stands Up to Crenshaw, 13-12

• No Triple Crown, but Yeley Dominates By Shav Glick

• Miami Runs Around Pitt Fall By Sam Farmer

• Otis Might Be Rehired as Coach at Dominguez By Ben Bolch

• Comeback Player of Year? By Tim Brown

• INJURY REPORT

• George Is Ticketed for Injured List By Tim Brown

• Strong Start Doesn’t Ensure Happy Ending By Lonnie White

• Depth Should Bolster Poly Boys

• TODAY’S GAMES By Rob Fernas and Paul Mcleod

• Time for Clippers to Stop Whining, Start Working By Bill Plaschke

• WEEK 12 BREAKDOWN By Mike Penner

• Playoff Match Marks a Milestone for Loyola Soccer By Eric Stephens

• Toledo Welcomes Calm By Steve Henson

• Is Neuheisel a Worm in the Apple? By Chris Dufresne

• It Seems Richardson Is Probable By Elliott Teaford

• Tangtiphaiboontana Wins Individual Championship

• Plan Is Nixed by Racing Board By Bill Christine

• Da Matta Edges Stewart for Driver of the Year By Shav Glick

• Down, but Not Ready to Bow Out of Trials By Rich Roberts

• Mavericks Win With Yao in a Zone

• Big Day for McCullough By Gary Klein

• Herzog, Aguinaga Reach 100 By Grahame L. Jones

• Sorenstam Starts Fast, but Pak Keeps Pace

• Euchre Steps Down in Class By Bob Mieszerski

• Florida’s Freshmen Pave Way to Victory

• USC at a Glance By Paul Gutierrez

• He’d Like to Give All Three the Boot By Lisa Dillman

• USC Roster By Paul Gutierrez

• Deadmarsh Not Ready to Return By Jerry Crowe

• Home Woes Continue for Colorado With Tie

• Jefferson Tops Carson, 48-28

• Six Game to Watch By Robyn Norwood

• Sehorn Blasts NFL Drug, Ephedra Policies

• Spots for Champion of Champions on Line By Bob Mieszerski

• Tennis Relocation Called Risky By Lisa Dillman

• Ex-UCLA Coach Smith Says Track Club Strong By Helene Elliott

• At This Point, It Looks Like Anybody’s Guess By Paul Gutierrez

• USC TONIGHT By Paul Gutierrez

Investors Nibbling at the Mexican Food Industry

• Billionaire Davis Wants to Be in the Picture at Universal By Claudia Eller and Richard Verrier

• Unions Stage Protests Against Wal-Mart Stores By Abigail Goldman and Nancy Cleeland

• Understudy Mulligan Ready for His Big Role By Sallie Hofmeister

• Wet Seal Reports Loss of $2.5 Million in Quarter By Leslie Earnest

• Petco Reverses Loss, Posts Profit That Beats Forecasts

• Nintendo’s First-Half Profit Drops 45% By Alex Pham

• IBM Chairman to Head Carlyle Group By Randy Whitestone

• Also

• Liberate to Restate Sales as Investigation Widens By Jon Healey

• Tech Stocks Drive Rally By Tom Petruno

• Leading Economic Indicators Unchanged By Brad Foss

• TiVo Trims Loss With Sharp Jump in Revenue By Jon Healey

• Clear Channel Ads to Discourage Downloads By Jeff Leeds

• Union Presses Morgan Stanley on Analyst’s Report By Brian Kelleher

• Northrop Gets Backing for TRW Merger

• Cardinal Health May Alter Syncor Deal

• Sharper Image Reports Narrower Loss By Delbert Ellerton

• FCC’s Copps Plans Hearings on Rules By Edmund Sanders

• Senator Backs LaFalce for Accounting Board

• Qualcomm CEO, Other Insiders Sell Stock

• Broadcasters Seek Ratings Reform By Jeff Leeds

• Contempt Motion Filed on Madster By Jon Healey

• Tenet’s Woes Making Deals a Harder Sell By Ronald D. White

• Prudential Securities Muzzles Analysts

• Publisher Targeted in Suit by State

• ESPN Picks L.A. to Host the X Games in 2003, ‘04 By Ralph Frammolino

• Boeing May Cut Another 1,500 Jobs By Peter Pae

• PUC to Probe Gas Companies’ Market Activity By Tim Reiterman

The splendor of the season

• A shining ‘Pearl’ By Daryl H. Miller

• Banal ideas give way to great art By David Pagel

• The new definition of arm candy By Mimi Avins

• An elegant story of corruptibility By Kenneth Turan

• A ‘Tempest’ that’s too young at heart By Don Shirley

• Phoenix’s show is pleasant diversion By David C. Nichols and Daryl H. Miller

• Hunters and gatherers of beautiful, deceased animals By Howard Rosenberg

• Bond’s 40 but refuses to behave By Manohla Dargis

• Viewers swoon over ‘The Bachelor’ By Brian Lowry

• ‘Friday’ dawns anew, full of zesty raunch By Kevin Thomas

• Married By James Verini

• A film director’s life well lived and well told By Kevin Thomas

• The truth is out there, but is it worth the trip? By Mark Sachs

• Hello again, Mr. Chips By Kenneth Turan

• Gala plans for Disney Hall By Scott Timberg

• Infinite jest By Paul Brownfield

• Show tackles kids’ issues worldwide

• KMPC turns back dial to its golden age By Steve Carney

• ‘The Warming House’ By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• From the 007 files, with love: They wrote the book on Bond By Susan King

• Eclectic Sam Rivers displays plenty of horn By Don Heckman

• A full-length ‘Solaris’ still exceptional at 30 By Kevin Thomas

• German police on Jackson case

• Museums’ ethical guidelines released

• Jazz, world music find a place at new hall By Don Heckman

• Poetry Corner

• Jokes & Riddles

• Heston sculpture goes on display

• A rapturous Midori moment By Daniel Cariaga

• FINALLY

• Andy, Opie statue endorsed

• Harry Potter No. 5 preview is on the block By Jane Wardell

• For skid row’s lion, a pride of successes By Al Martinez

Camp Pendleton Marines Leave for Persian Gulf

• Network’s Calls to Rabbi’s Jury Anger Judge

• Tanker Truck Crashes, Explodes; No One Hurt

• Indian Bureau Chief Announces His Retirement

• Senators Remembered to Deliver for Folks at Home By Richard Simon

• Cruise Ship Undergoes Scrubbing

• Edwards Talks Education, With an Eye on 2004 By Nick Anderson

• Federal Airport Workers Tell of Pay Glitches By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Drunk Driving Deaths in U.S. Rose in 2001, MADD Reports

• Woman Learns High Cost of Turtle Eggs

• High Court Rejects Life Term in Lookout Case

• Voters in Seattle OK Monorail Proposal

• Prison Corporation Hurting U.S. Workers, Congressmen Say

• New Element to Wisconsin Deer Hunt: Chronic Wasting Disease

• Birthrate of Teenagers Is Falling, Study Finds

• More Money Urged to Improve Child Immunization Rates By Randy Trick

• Water Disease Outbreaks on the Rise

• Amtrak Sues Train’s Manufacturer Over Design Flaws

• Study to Bury Power Plant Emissions Is Funded

• New Tallies Trigger Recount in House Race

• Ex-IRS Agent Held on Child Porn Charges

• U.S. Cannot Find Many Resident Aliens, Investigation Finds

• New Rules to Ease Emission Guidelines

• Give the Palestinians a Stake in Peace By Gideon Parchomovsky and Peter Siegelman

• Film Agency Cast Change

• Rap Battles of ‘8 Mile’: Flying Words Are Better Than Flying Bullets By Jody Rosen

• Unhealthy Push for Profit

• Pelosi Will Get Run Over in the Middle of the Road By Arianna Huffington

• N. Korea’s Foolish Gamble

• Terror Hardens the Israeli Right By Yossi Klein Halevi

A New Jolt to Israeli Politics

• U.S. Missionary Killed in Lebanon; 2 Soldiers Hurt in Kuwait Shooting By John Daniszewski and Michael Slackman

• Hong Kong Billionaire Nina Wang May Lose It All By Tyler Marshall

• Bush, Schroeder Have ‘Cordial’ Exchange By Edwin Chen

• In Close Vote, Pakistan Has New Prime Minister By Paul Watson

• More Tanker Oil Hits Shore

• NATO Grows, Shifts Focus to Terrorism By David Holley

• Princess Anne Pleads Guilty Over Dog Bites

• New Round of N. Ireland Talks Start, Trying to Restore Self-Rule

• Al Qaeda Figure in Custody By Richard A. Serrano and Robin Wright

• Indonesia Seizes Alleged Planner of Bali Bombing By Richard C. Paddock

• 51 Pro-Democracy Party Members Released

• 2 Soldiers, 2 Attackers Die at Paramilitary Site

• Uproar Over Call to Ban Muslim Wear

• North Korea Says Nuclear Pact With U.S. Has Fallen Apart

• Parliament Chooses New Prime Minister

• Elderly Man Repeatedly Robs Store for Viagra

• Earthquake in Himalayan Pakistan Kills at Least 25

• AIDS Is the Top Cause of Death Among Women

• Bush Gets Backing for Disarming Hussein By Edwin Chen

• Mobs in Nigeria Set Fire to Office, Churches and Bystanders, Killing 50

• U.S., British Warplanes Bomb Iraqi Radar Sites