Archive for Wednesday, November 27, 2002

A Brief in Favor of Virtually Anything That Will Keep Lawyers Off the Streets

• L.A. Latinos’ Political Feud Marks Generational Divide By Matea Gold and Tina Daunt

• Green Light for Ventura Track By Steve Chawkins

• Ridley-Thomas’ Elegant Exit By Tina Daunt

• Winds Down Power Lines and Fan Small Brush Fires By Eric Malnic

• LAX Victim’s Family Dealt 2nd Blow By Wendy Thermos

• Fair Board Gives Green Light to Ventura Track By Steve Chawkins

• Firm Under Fire Over Wildflowers By Nicholas Riccardi and Richard Fausset

• Holiday Meals a Stretch This Year By Rodney Bosch

• Lesser Tree Crews Would Be Stumped By Claire Luna

• Fierce Winds Topple 40-Foot Tree, Power Lines in Santa Ana By Eric Malnic

• Bikers File Civil Rights Claims By Tracy Wilson

• Fernanda Gattinoni, 95; Dressed Actresses, Jackie Kennedy

• What Made Laguna Kids Sick? By Jeff Gottlieb

• A Heads-Up Approach to Teaching Spanish By Stuart Silverstein

• Frank P. Austin, 65; Helped Decorate Playboy Mansion

• Blake Hires 2 New Defense Lawyers By Jean Guccione

• Judge Upholds Officer’s Indictment By Steve Berry

• Help for Freeway Project Sought By Caitlin Liu

• Jackie Gayle, 76; Stand-Up Comic, Movie and TV Character Actor By Myrna Oliver

• Warm Welcome for Crash Victim By Jessica Garrison

• Group Buys Supposed ‘Birthplace’ of Tarzan

• Eugene Rostow, 89; Yale Dean, Defender of U.S. on Vietnam By Jon Thurber

• Warrant Out for Knight Associate By Richard Winton

• OSHA Investigating Death of Man at Cinderblock Firm By David Haldane

• Holiday Closures

• Woman Arrested in Marijuana Seizure

• High Court Lets Stand Rejection of Lawyers’ Smog Fees By Carl Ingram

• 5 More Killings Add to City Toll By Kenneth Reich

• Bail Reduction Denied for Accused Rapist

• 3 CHP Officers Accused of Abusing Authority

• College Students Protest Handling of Sex Crimes

• Woman Gets Prison for Selling Illegal Software

• Worker Held After Waste Dumped in Sewer

• State Tax Board Approves Free Electronic Filing By Nancy Vogel

• Bratton Seeks Deeper Probes of 3 Shootings By Scott Glover and Megan Garvey

• Man Shot to Death Outside Residence

• Parker Center’s Future at Issue By Patrick Mcgreevy and Megan Garvey

• Avila Requests Another Delay By Christine Hanley

• Davis Fires 1st Salvo at Deficit By Gregg Jones

• Police After-School Center Aids Needy Kids By Eric Malnic

• Valley VOTE Is Facing Its Own Breakup By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Woman Pleads Guilty in Slaying of Boyfriend

• Council OKs Payment of $1.5 Million for Job Bias

• Holiday Closures

• City Urged to File Suit Over Ahmanson Project

• Divers Take Samples of Suspect Harbor Water

• Robert Brentano, 76; Scholar, Author on Medieval History

• In the Bull’s-Eye of Violence, Elders Look for Some Answers By Steve Lopez

• Ocean Search for Two Fishermen Called Off

• 2 Border Patrol Agents Are Acquitted of Charges

• O.C. Tech Stars Burn Fast, but Leave Light By Dana Parsons

• 3 Minor Quakes Hit on Third Day of Shaking

• Water Plan Left Adrift by Congress By Steve Hymon

• NASA Extends JPL Contract

• Law Offering Drug Treatment Is Called a Qualified Success By Daren Briscoe

• Pasadena Man Convicted of Lewd Acts With a Girl By Jia-Rui Chong

• Judge Clears Garvey in False Advertising Suit

• Thousand Oaks Seeks New Limit on Housing By Gregory W. Griggs

• Man Admits Role in Telemarketing Scam By Mike Anton

• Supervisors Warn Against Overruns By Catherine Saillant

• Geothermal Plant Near Tribal Site Approved By Eric Bailey