Archive for Sunday, November 24, 2002

Bridge’s Paint Job Loses Its Sparkle

• Church Reopens Stronger Since ‘99 Fire By Teresa Watanabe and Zeke Minaya

• More Than 200 Local Families Add Children on National Adoption Day By Erika Hayasaki

• Parley Baer, 88; 64-Year Career Spanned Radio, TV, Movies By Myrna Oliver

• Needy No Strangers to New Councilman By Fred Alvarez

• Hafiz a Godsend for Mosques By David Kelly

• Mayor Mirrors His City, Files for Bankruptcy By Scott Gold

• Valley Teens Get Taste of Fire, Police Careers By Wendy Thermos

• Scores Lag in Higher Grades By Daniel Yi

• South O.C. Gives Peace Activists a Chance By Claire Luna

• City’s 1st African American Firefighter to Get His Due By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Actress Has Partial Amputation After Crash

• Making Noise Over Gliders By Dave Mckibben

• Carole Kismaric, 60; Gave a New Look to Photo Books By Mary Rourke

• Downtown on the Rise By Kimi Yoshino

• Cornucopia of Donations Available to the Poor By Carla Rivera

• Buddy Kaye, 84; Prolific Songwriter and Lyricist

• Sept. 11 Victims

• MTA Review Finds Safety Problems By Kurt Streeter

• Girls Helped Toward Goals By Sandra Murillo

• 200 Gallons of ‘Date Rape’ Drug Seized By Claire Luna

• FoodShare Launches Holiday Collection Drive

• 2 Injured When Car Hits Train

• Coalition Rallies for an End to Violence By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Life in the Fast Lane Shouldn’t Start at 11 By Dana Parsons

• Holocaust Survivor to Speak of Experiences

• Stop the Killing? LAPD Can’t Do Its Job and Everyone Else’s Too By Steve Lopez

• Talks Resume Monday in EIDC Dispute

• Couple Found Dead Identified

• Legislators Letting Davis Lead on Budget By Gregg Jones

• Ex-Prosecutor Guilty of Altering DMV Check

• 3-Year-Old Newspaper Publishes Final Edition

• Car Kills Two Women Changing Tire on the 55

• Farmers Eligible for Drought Aid

• 2 Killed, 6 Wounded in 3 Shooting Incidents

Big draws for villa: tennis and films

• Altadena balances the traditional and offbeat By Susan Carrier

• ‘Far and Away,’ back to her native Australia By Ruth Ryon

• Caught in a storm By Karen E. Klein

• ‘Critical housing needs’ growing, policy group finds

• Housing starts down last month

• Remodeling market slows

• Renter’s insurance protects tenants By Peter Svensson

• Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes

• Real estate trends

• Income is used to gauge risk By Kevin Postema

Home for the Holidays

• Buss–The Next Generation By Steve Springer

• The World Writ Small By Marjorie Miller

• Stride Right at a Shopping Mall Near You By Nelson Handel

• Go West, Young Mutant By Michael T. Jarvis

• Thinking Outside the Box By Laurie Pike

• A Leap in the Dark By Mara Schwartz

• How a Self-Help Guru Is Born By Allison Adato

• White Magic By Amelia Saltsman

• Diary of a Middle-Aged Vampire Goth By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Letters By Via The Internet

• Lost Birds Have a Cozy Nest in Cyberspace By Michael T. Jarvis

Veterans’ Day

• 52 Stickup for Trojans By Steve Henson

• Unloved but Undefeated, Buckeyes Are in the Chips By Chris Dufresne

• Chaminade’s Win Was Unbelievable

• Lakers Are Still Drama Kings By Mark Heisler

• MLS Needs to Raise Stakes By Grahame L. Jones

• Falcon and Showman By Paul Attner

• Bowl Party! Everyone Invited! By Mike Bresnahan

• Cal Ends Drought in the Big Game By Thomas Bonk

• Johnson Reaches 2,000 Peak

• Cougar Apple Turns Mushy By David Wharton

• Receivers Strike Early and Often By Gary Klein

• Star Power Useless in L.A. By Lonnie White

• Palmer’s Leap Should Earn Him More Than a Look From Voters By Bill Plaschke

• Oklahoma Wrecks Texas Tech

• Oates May Be Cleared to Return This Week By Chris Foster

• Mavericks Rally to Stay Unbeaten

• Ruiz Pursues Dream on a Storybook Path By Eric Sondheimer

• Bad From the First Drop By Robyn Norwood

• Cat’s Cradle Draws Talent By Bob Mieszerski

• Hey, Trojan Fans, He’s Ready for Your Apology By T J. Simers

• Diaz Hopes Win Leads to Title Shot By Paul Gutierrez

• Coaches Have Special Connection By Lonnie White

• Garbisch Helps Upset Wilson By Lauren Peterson

• A Good Backup Is a Must-Have By Mike Penner

• Andreychuk Reaches 600-Goal Milestone

• THE WEEK AHEAD By Elliott Teaford

• North Carolina State Puts the Clamps on Florida State

• Loyola Dispatches Northridge Men By Eric Stephens

• Penalties Are Not Referees’ Fault By Bob Oates

• RATING THE GAMES By Jim Barrero

• Wilson Wins Top Division By Dan Arritt

• KEYS TO THE GAME

• Irvine Falls With Parada on Bench

• TODAY By Paul Mcleod

• Feeling Fine, O’Neal May Start vs. Bucks By Steve Springer

• Controversy Pinches Businesses in Augusta

• Singling Out Woods Is Hypocritical Act By Michael Wilbon

• Trip to Finishing School May Be Needed By Elliott Teaford

• Flying High in Philly By Kara Yorio

• Watson Lifts Grizzlies to First Win of Season

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• Jackson’s Record Day Leads Oregon State Over Oregon

• Going to Puerto Rico Is Expos’ Hot Topic By Lisa Dillman

• Pasciuto Goes the Distance By Steve Galluzzo and John Ortega

• Adams Stars in Arizona Win

• Another Win Wouldn’t Be a Stretch for Him By Bob Mieszerski

• USC Gets Defensive in Another Victory By Mike Terry

• THE WEEK AHEAD By Tim Brown

• Auburn Shows Its Mettle, Upsets No. 9 Alabama

• USC Makes Ebell Feel Abandoned By Rob Fernas

• Teske Has LPGA Lead After 68

• Irish Offense Piles Up Points

Gifts you may not want to let go of

• Carmel Valley, a hideaway east of Eden By Lisa Marlowe

• Tours & Cruises By Rosemary Mcclure

• Sorry, just a little misunderstanding By Alicia Rebensdorf

• She can scratch this memory of Italy off her list By Priscilla Lister

• The taxi driver By Amanda Jones

• The case of the shiftless Zastava By Don Whitehead

• Chicago’s mighty new mini train By Jane Engle

• Travel turkeys

• When is a dog not man’s best friend? A cliffhanger tale By Michael Wolffe

• Asia packages offer deals aplenty By Arthur Frommer

• Getting the boot from the Wyoming wilderness By Jay Weiner

• California sparkles in AAA ratings By Compiled By Jane Engle

• Readers recommend

• Don’t let holiday trips ruffle your feathers By Kathleen Doheny

• If your airline goes belly up, must trip plans also succumb? By Jane Engle

• Bring your imagination to see the future of Baldwin Hills By John Mckinney

• Act like a kangaroo to explore Tasmania By Lucy Izon

• Remembering some close shaves on the travel-writing road By Susan Spano

Some Say New Wolf-Hybrid Ban Has No Bite

• Popular Greek Wine Is Rained Out for the Year By Derek Gatopoulos

• Hawaii’s Shrinking Violet May Get Federal Protection By Rita Beamish

• The Blaze ‘Speaks,’ Investigator Listens By Sharon Cohen

• U.S. Launches Belated Hunt for Missing Fliers By Richard Pyle

• Chinese Provinces Police Salt of the Earth By Martin Fackler

• A TV spread of Thanksgiving dishes By Susan King

• Doggy Blood Donors Roll Up Their Paws By Tina Moore

• 3 Girls Defy ‘Lie or Die’ Note, Help Put Shooter Away By Larry Mcshane

• Officials Monitor Grizzly Shot in Head

• Midwife Faces Charges in Home Birth By Martha Mendoza

• Midwives Give Birth to Lawsuits, Criminal Charges By Martha Mendoza

• Harlan County Coal Mine Seeks Mother Lode of Tourism By Roger Alford

• Afghan Youngsters Again Among the Forgotten By Kathy Gannon

• ‘Draw!’ Settles an Election Tie in Nevada By Joe Cavaretta

• Crew Will Scrub Ship Top to Bottom in Hopes of Killing Virus By Ken Thomas

• Colorado’s Real Estate Boom Flattening Out By Catherine Tsai

Cadillac Propelled by ‘Slade Star Power

• Regulators Face a Bilingual Conundrum By Meg James and Jeff Leeds

• As Headquarters Takes Shape, AOL Tries to Define Its Future By Thomas S. Mulligan

• TOP STORIES – Nov. 17-22

• Internet Gambling Makes It Even Easier to Lose Your Shirt By Kathy M. Kristof

• Placing a High Premium on Fear By James Flanigan

• Tough Choices, Hard Work Best Way to Dig Out of Debt By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Tax Talk Stokes Interest in Dividends By Tom Petruno

• Stock Buybacks Face Increasing Scrutiny By Tom Petruno

• Port Labor Deal Struck By Nancy Cleeland

Inside the outsider art of African Americans

• Swift as a shadow, short as any dream By David Ebershoff

• Words that reach what is wounded By Edward Hirsch

• The natural By Robert Lee Hotz

• A time of absolutes By Michael Harris

• American history’s bloodiest day By John Rhodehamel

• America, from the outside By Tom Engelhardt

• A trailblazer for American imperialism By Richard White

• The Flower-Fed Buffaloes By Vachel Lindsay

• The prophet of doom By Fred Siegel

• Some Like Poetry By Wislawa Szymborska

• First Fiction By Mark Rozzo

• Poet’s Corner By Carol Muske-Dukes

• BESTSELLERS

• Statesmen and the art of war By Warren I. Cohen

• Where the beginning of World War II came to an end By John Lukacs

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

• BESTSELLERS

The art of the ordeal

• Huck and company By Ann Conway

• The car drives the musical By Robin Rauzi

• There once was a poet from L.A. By Roy Rivenburg

• What scores a hit with the hit maker?

• Sampling the galleries in a city of niches

• With all its hang-ups, the L.A. gallery scene thrives By Suzanne Muchnic

• UC Irvine theater for its fairest lady By Ann Conway

• Time to learn the next move By Anne Midgette

• A grandmother’s quest for truth By Robert W. Welkos

• Behind Jay-Z Inc.’s doors By Alan Light

• Television By Dana Calvo

• Snoop Dogg has his day once again By Robert Hilburn, Agustin Gurza, Randy Lewis, Lina Lecaro, Soren Baker, and Scott t. Sterling

• On to the next stage of hip-hop’s development By Reed Johnson

• Rx for morality By Elaine Dutka

• A writer at life’s banquet By Susan Salter Reynolds

• First the rescue, then marketing of the miners By James Bates

• Luck of the Draw

• Looking within to see the world without By John Clark

• Film: war’s foot soldier? By Kenneth Turan

• Discerning Web’s impact is a priority By Steve Hochman

• Some razed eyebrows By Michael Quintanilla

• Artists alike only in their genius By Don Heckman

• The Birthday Wish By Katrina Hasan Hamilton

• Personal politics: Coburn’s last film By Ellen Baskin

• ‘Moscow’ leaves Properties address By Don Shirley

• Tiffany is keeping watch over the L.A. scene By Scott Timberg

• Advice from a first kid By Patti Davis

• Forsythe prized for independence By Lewis Segal

• Seattle’s Spectrum to be led by Byrd By Chris Pasles

• Friday traffic snares Salonen By Scott Timberg

• Chance to play a hero By David Lamb

• Where the heck is God?

• Ex-publisher on a mission to reengage the citizenry By David Shaw

High Court to Hear Miranda Challenge

• Along Lake Tahoe, Planning for a Throwback to the 1980s By Tom Gorman

• Saudis Call Any Aid to Terrorists Unwitting By Greg Krikorian and Richard A. Serrano, Doyle Mcmanus

• At A&M, Tradition Can’t Be Extinguished By Lianne Hart

• Back From Political Exile, Gary Hart Brings a Warning By J R. Moehringer

• Hunters Not Deterred by Disease Threat

• Disney Cruise Ship Returns to Sea After 200 Fall Ill

• Plans for Permanent WTC Tribute Mired by Mixed Emotions, Politics By Josh Getlin and Reed Johnson

• Parade Honors Hunters of Snipers

• One Pentagon Constant Over Years: Its Historian By Johanna Neuman

• Girl Fatally Shot Playing in House

• Maine Court Is Asked for Guidance on Election

• Realty Agent Charged in Fatal Hit-Run Crash

• War Debated in the Heart of Bush Country By Peter H. King

• NYC Sets Tax Hike to Offset Deficit

• Vote Process OK, but Costly, Group Says

• Firm Cleared in Wellstone Crash

• Shuttle Endeavour Launches to Relieve Space Station Crew

• Panicked Deer Runs Through Supermarket

The Military’s New War of Words

• Kurdish Eyes on Iraq’s Future By Robin Wright

• A Haunting Echo By Shlomo Avineri

• Numbers Game Is Bad Medicine By Scott Gottlieb

• Striking Iraq, Stroking North Korea By Jay Taylor

• The New Crop of Leaders Is No Cause for U.S. Worry By Peter Hakim

• Kurdish Eyes on Iraq’s Future By Robin Wright

• Latino Pols Face a Double Standard By Gregory Rodriguez

• Riordan Puppetry in Action By Frank Del Olmo

• Logging Won’t Block Fires

• L.A. Has to Gang Up on Violence By Earl Ofari Hutchinson

• Full Democracy May Not Be an Answer for Mideast By David Makovsky

• Security: Risk in Rushing

• We {heart} New York Too

• Lawmakers Must Act Before More Prep Athletes Die By Kelli Colby

• Thank You, Mrs. Beckman

• A Woodworker’s Ingrained Truth By John Balzar

• Students, Suffering Yet Packaged By Gary Smith

• Take High Road to Tollway

• Clear Bombing Range, Now

Israeli Troops Blamed in U.N. Aide’s Death

• Waiting to Die on Banks of a River of Salvation By Paul Watson

• Bush Presses Point on Iraq Plans By Edwin Chen

• Ecuadoreans Face a Stark Choice in Presidential Election By T. Christian Miller

• Dutch Say Murder Suspect Confessed

• A Milestone for Afghan Justice – or Lack of It By Robyn Dixon

• Mexico’s Plastic Pesos Fit the Bill By Anna Gorman

• ‘There Will Always Be War,’ a Monk Declares By Jeffrey Fleishman

• ‘Rebel’ Roundups Stir Controversy in Colombia By T. Christian Miller

• U.S. Warship Makes Port Call in Qingdao

• Land Mine, Clashes Kill 22 in Kashmir

• Spain Rebuffs Allegations of Inadequate Response to Oil Spill

• Pakistan’s Premier Sworn In

• Miss World Contestants Leave Nigeria

• Austria’s Far Right Loses Ground in Polls

• French Government to Sell Bank Stake to BNP

• Prince Philip Says He Didn’t Insult Princess Di

• Chechen Rebel Leader Warns of Attacks

• Suspected Al Qaeda Appointee Is Revealed

• Failed Assassin Linked to Taliban

• Opposition Leader and Three Aides Arrested

• Tehran Girls Schools Lift the Veil in Classes