Archive for Monday, November 25, 2002

As Killings Ebb and Flow, Fear Keeps Its Grip on South L.A.

• SLA Fugitive Found a Place to Hide and Live Openly By Solomon Moore

• Electronic Transcripts Ease Way to College By Jenifer Ragland

• Creating a Home for a Headwater By Karima A. Haynes

• China Tries to Woo Its Tech Talent Back Home By Rone Tempest

• A Minefield Fraught With Real Lessons By Claire Luna

• Activist to Head Agency on Mexicans in U.S. By Jessica Garrison

• Seeing Needless Deaths Abroad, M.D. Turns Privilege Into Leverage By Jeff Gottlieb

• Show Is Brush With Painter’s Past By Josef Woodard

• Stars, Community Team Up to Fund Vietnam War Memorial By Mai Tran

• Atrophy to Action at YWCA By Seema Mehta and Phil Willon

• New School Is a Tough Sell in Old Agoura By Wendy Thermos

• Landfill Operator Seeks OK to Expand By Amanda Covarrubias

• Lynda Van Devanter, 55; Vietnam Nurse Told Harrowing War Story By Myrna Oliver

• Ahoy, Mateys: Everyone Out of the Water By David Haldane

• Appointee Finds There Is Trouble in a Name By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Central Coast Land Set Aside as Greenbelt By Sally Ann Connell

• Green Beret Founder Commands Attention By Janet Wilson

• Ward Munson, 92; Businessman, Philanthropist By Myrna Oliver

• Musician Is City’s 100th Homicide Victim of Year

• Hahn, Asian Shipping Lines Reach Accord to Fight Smog By Beth Shuster

• Dr. Victor Herbert, 75; Experimented on Self to Prove Anemia Link

• Marine Collapses, Dies During Basic Training

• Channel Islands Holiday Parade Planned Dec. 7

• Stabbing Victim, 27, Found Dead in Street

• Stadium Site Still Tough to Pin Down By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Shooting Victim Was Winnetka Man, 26

• Caltrans Crew Finds Woman’s Body in Bag

• Candle Starts Fire That Damages Home

• Only Fed-Up Voters Can Fix State’s Damaged System for Picking Legislators By George Skelton

• Bay Area Awakened by Magnitude 3.9 Quake

• Empathy at BETA Helps Teens Beat Substance Abuse By Eric Malnic

• New Tijuana Guide Targets Rowdy U.S. Tourists By Anna Gorman

Dolphins Have Power and Glory

• For Lakers, Rust May Be History By Tim Brown

• A Unique Runner By John Ortega

• Clippers Don’t Go Out on Rim By Elliott Teaford

• This Night Belonged to Chick By Larry Stewart

• These Were Real No-Brainers By Mike Penner

• Dooling Gives Gentry Guarded Optimism By Elliott Teaford

• Decision Blows Away Lions

• Raider Offense Is Right at Home

• Buccaneer Defense Shuts Down Favre

• Trojan Eyes Smiling About the Possibilities By Gary Klein

• Rams Fumble Away a Big Opportunity

• Attention, Voters By Diane Pucin

• Vanderjagt’s Kicking Proves Oh-Snow-Good

• Pennington Shows Fancy Footwork

• HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Duck Win Goes Up in Smoke By Chris Foster

• Steelers Come Back After Blowing Lead

• Texans Use Their Bag of Tricks to Pull Out Win

• Hutchinson Throws Strikes

• Season for Bruin Doubters By Steve Henson

• Sawyer Enjoys Scoring Spree By Chris Foster

• BY THE NUMBERS By Martin Henderson

• Bests of the Day

• Sherman, Sapp Exchange Words After Game

• UCLA Roster By Steve Henson

• Falcons Complete a Rare Double Shutout of Panthers

• O’Neal Doesn’t Mind Fraternizing With Enemy By Tim Brown

• TONIGHT By Rob Fernas

• Allison’s Recovery Is Ahead of Schedule By Lonnie White

• Bishop Amat Is Roused by Its Running Game By Martin Henderson

• Falbrav Triumphs in Close Japan Cup By Bill Christine

• Bell Decides to Play Third With Phillies

• Youth Serves Seahawks Well

• Duke Is Too Tough for Tennessee, 76-55

• Titans Get Burned by Mistakes

• Turnovers Have Got a Hold on the Vikings

• TWO-MINUTE DRILL By Houston Mitchell

• For Openers, It’s Easy for Maryland

• Hurricanes Still No. 1

• Barry’s Shot Sends the Spurs to Defeat

• Bruins to Help, Even if It Hurts By Robyn Norwood

• UCLA at a Glance By Steve Henson

• Green Gears Up Browns

• Champions League’s Attendance Up By Grahame L. Jones

• A Trip to Paradise Just Got a Lot Cooler By Larry Stewart

• It’s Time to Celebrate for Ohio State, for Now By Chris Dufresne

Turbocharge your hike

• One move to stretch the front and back By Karen Voight

• The doctor behind the spartan diet By Martin Miller

• Fitness chains step outside familiar territory By Jeannine Stein

• Eating less for longevity By Bob Rosenblatt

• For menopausal symptoms By Shari Roan

• Picking a poison for cancer By Linda Marsa

• One step back, and two forward By Benedict Carey

• Let holiday guests give thanks for local gyms By Jeannine Stein

• Sometimes, the best medicine in a hospital comes via computer By Benedict Carey

• For damaged hearts, some added muscle By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Antidepressants treat anxiety too, but disorder can be hard to define By Linda Marsa

• Life with depression, or life with dull feeling By Elissa Ely

• That coffee buzz may not be from caffeine By Dianne Partie Lange

• New study adds fuel to the Atkins fire By Jane E. Allen

• A change in routine for Pap testing By Jane E. Allen

• Kidney drugs aid blacks By Delthia Ricks

• Walking to better health comes with impediments By Ridgely Ochs

Tallying Port Dispute’s Costs

• Librarians Emerging From Book Stacks, Increasing Activism By Edmund Sanders

• Grocery Stores Checking Out Fingerprints By Melinda Fulmer

• Rose Fans No Longer Feeling Blue By Paul Elias

• Investors Get Plateful of Economic Data

• Will Tech Continue Leading Rebound? By Tom Petruno

• Federal Agency Seeks Control of Pension Plan By Leigh Strope

• Vivendi Sheds Part of Stake in Utility Division

• Bells Take Aim at Rival By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Hynix Creditors to Meet on Rescue Measures

• Qantas Plans to Buy 22.5% Stake in Air New Zealand

• Gasoline Prices Fall 5.56 Cents in 2 Weeks

• Services Group to Buy Marriott Distribution Unit

• Dockhands Hoping Accord Brings Stability By Meg James

• Anschutz Purchase Aided Qwest on Taxes

• EU Ministers to Vote on New Antitrust Rules

• Threat of U.S. Role Aided Port Deal By Nancy Cleeland

Hope restored

• Look at you, girl By Renee Tawa

• Like, Conceptual, dude By Christopher Knight

• No Doubt and Garbage keep things fresh By Natalie Nichols

• Celebrity links

• Sultry Norah Jones turns up the juice By Robert Hilburn

• A quartet for knives and pans By Mike Boehm

• Prime-time presidents: It’s wit versus grit By Howard Rosenberg

• Fame snowballs for ‘Ice Age’s’ Scrat on new DVD By Susan King

• The Reagan legacy: Vivid portrait of the president By Josh Friedman

• A private investigator under investigation By Paul Lieberman and Louise Roug

• Tell us what scares you

• Loves, lies of a modern Don Juan By Philip Brandes

• New films try to make the holiday pay off

• Saving the world with Bond may be just the start for Berry By Bill Desowitz

• ‘Learning About Nature: A Walk in the Forest’ By Christopher Nyerges

• Freshness should make Tupac’s ‘Dayz’ a bright one By Randy Lewis

• Taking a golden opportunity without the aid of a silver spoon By Geraldine Baum

• Standing out in the Spectrum By Lewis Segal

• Bono turns spotlight on African crisis

• Ferry still getting by nicely on old charms By Richard Cromelin

• With ‘The Beverly Hillbillies’ slot machines, Jethro might strike pay dirt

• Jokes & Riddles

• A blazing Smoke Out, a blase crowd By Steve Baltin

• Program showcases Osorio and Long Beach Symphony By Daniel Cariaga

• ‘Last Supper’ critiques Iran’s societal structure By Kevin Thomas

• This Michael Jackson is the one twisting in the wind By Al Martinez

• Streep keeps children’s lives private By Liz Smith

• New Bond film’s debut is to die for By Lorenza Munoz

• India.Arie connects with genuine life lessons By Steve Appleford

• A tribute to legacy of Mingus By Don Heckman

Ridge’s Time in Trenches Makes Him Battle-Ready

• U.S. Breaks Old Legal Ground By Richard A. Serrano

• Danger of Old Bombs Is Bigger, Group Says By Miguel Bustillo

• Saudi Funds Raise New Fears on Hill By Richard A. Serrano

• Gore’s Time Has Come and Gone on the Reshaping of America’s Families By Ronald Brownstein

• 2 People Drown Trying to Save Dog From River

• New Crew Expected to Reach Space Station Today

• GOP Goes to Court Over State Senate Race Ballots

• Don’t Be Cruel, Let the King Tributes Go On

• Bush Twins Home on the Range for Birthdays

• Texas A&M Tradition Lives On in Bonfire

• TV Crew Allowed to Film Capital Murder Trial

Caucasus Conundrum

• Argentine Children’s Plight

• The Big One Is on Its Way: Why Aren’t We Doing More to Protect Kids? By Susan Hough and Lucy Jones

• The Master and His Human

• Back of the Hand to Those Who Gave So Much By Jonathan Turley

• Fast Health Reform for L.A.

Ex-Coup Leader Is New President of Ecuador

• Far-Right Freedom Party Fizzles in Austrian Election By Sonya Yee

• Dying Young in Honduras By T. Christian Miller

• Owners of Oil Tankers Jittery By Warren Vieth

• S. Korean Soccer Chief Drops Candidacy By Barbara Demick

• 12 Killed as Police End Kashmir Temple Siege

• Truckers Block Roads After Pay Talks Fail

• Paramilitary Agrees to Cease-Fire, Sources Say

• 215 Dead in Nigeria Riots Over Pageant

• Bin Laden Videos Found in Bomb Suspect’s Home

• Jerusalem Shows Low Tolerance for Museum By Alissa J. Rubin

• Voters Narrowly Reject Tough Asylum Rules

• Islamic Militants Kill 13 in 2 Days of Fighting

• Iraqis Protest Fine Print