Archive for Thursday, October 03, 2002

Stubborn Killer Is Deciphered as Scientists Map Malaria DNA

Rising Above a Scandal

• One Son Offered Fighting Chance By Charles Ornstein

• U.S. Denies Blame for Die-Off of Salmon By Eric Bailey

• At This Halloween Bash, You Supply the Face, They’ll Supply the Mask By Steve Harvey

• 3 Arrested in Buena Park Slaying By Mai Tran

• UFW Used Brinkmanship to Win 2 Laws By Gregg Jones

• Roller Coaster’s Thrill Is Stuff of Romance By David Ferrell

• Hahn Picks Bratton to Lead Police Force By Tina Daunt and Geoffrey Mohan

• Key Latino Leaders Unite Against Split By Sue Fox

• New Goals for Oxnard Chief By Daryl Kelley

• THE REGION By Tracy Wilson

• Police Quell Harbor Scuffle By Gregory W. Griggs and Sandra Murillo

• Would-Be Kidnapper Sought in Long Beach By Jose Cardenas

• Firefighters Enjoy Newfound Popularity By Norma Zamichow

• Dramatic O.C. Murder Case to Jury By Monte Morin

• Robert Hoffpauir, 59; Cal State Northridge Geography Professor By Wendy Thermos

• Kathleen McGrath, 50; 1st Woman to Command a U.S. Navy Warship By Elaine Woo

• District Sued Over Alleged Molestations By Jenifer Ragland

• O.C. Math Professor Hits the Grant Jackpot Again By Jeff Gottlieb

• 5 Afghan Women Get Keys to Future at Cal State Northridge By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Ellis Larkins, 79; Pianist Played With Leading Jazz Musicians By Jon Thurber

• Officer’s Just the Ticket By Hugo Martín

• Medi-Cal Fraud at Lab Admitted By David Rosenzweig

• Schoolgirls’ Deaths Lead to Charges By Stanley Allison

• Medic Alert Accuses Executive of Fraud

• Court Rules on Blake Bail Hearing By Jean Guccione

• Security Firm for John Wayne, Long Beach Airports Is Accused By Stanley Allison

• Luther Henderson, 82; Turned Pier 1 Imports Into a Major Retailer

• Police Not Tickled by Radio Dare By Andrew Blankstein

• Former Secretary of Defense to Speak

• Garden Grove Schools Honored By Daniel Yi

• From the Limelight to the Hot Seat By Steve Lopez

• City to Require Study on Project Near Wetlands

• Controller Candidate Minds His Opponent’s Business By Dan Morain

• Man, 24, Arrested in Stabbing, Carjacking

• Hartland de Monarville Molson, 95; Former Head of Family Brewery

• Simon Slams Farm Mediation Law By Michael Finnegan

• Second Suspect in ID Theft Case Is Arrested By Vivian Letran

• Crashing Head-On Over Congestion Initiative By Nancy Vogel

• UC Sees Sharp Rise in Reported Assaults

• 30 Arrested for Alleged Sex Acts in Parks

• Long Terms Possible in Gay Attacks By Kenneth Reich

• Tips on Looking Good After Chemotherapy

• Dr. Eugene T. Reed, 79; Civil Rights Activist, NAACP Official

• More Areas of Forest to Be Closed By Scott Gold

• At Last, a Chance to Compare Davis and Simon on the Issues By George Skelton

• Speeding a Likely Factor in Road Deaths of 2 Men

• SUV Kills Woman Standing at Bus Stop

• O.C. Deputies Seek Driver in Collision That Injured Baby

• Alliance Backs Health Tax By Daren Briscoe

• Woman Who Killed Baby Will Avoid Jail

• U.S. Prosecutors Crack Down on HUD Fraud By Louis Sahagun

• Mayor Shows a Bolder, Politically Savvy Side By Henry Weinstein and Beth Shuster

• Rotary Club Gets $15,000 to Help Mexican Orphans

• Man Faces Deportation for Helping Hijackers

• Shaken Baby’s Father Faces Felony Charges

• 7 Held, Drugs Seized By Jessica Garrison

• Woman Fends Off Attack on Campus

• Counselors’ Suspensions Reversed By Amanda Covarrubias

Escape From New York

• Galaxy Kicks It Up a Notch By Paul Gutierrez

• Stewart’s Benching Puts Maddox in Rare Spot By Sam Farmer

• ONE TO WATCH By Mike Bresnahan

• THE BIG PICTURE By Steve Henson

• Forty Years of Bumper Crops Come to an End in Nebraska By Chris Dufresne

• Tragic Start for Oak Tree By Bill Christine

• Mulder Is Big Bore as A’s Square Series By Mike Digiovanna

• Giants Are Relieved to Win the Opener By Jason Reid

• Stunning Role Reversal at Yankee Stadium By Steve Springer

• Golden League Regaining Its Value By Mike Bresnahan

• Chavez Turns Pain of Last Season Into Source of Inspiration for A’s By Mike Digiovanna

• Donnelly Earns Redemption By Ross Newhan

• Casita, The Royal Music Try for Second Wins By Bob Mieszerski

• THE TIMES RANKINGS By Chris Dufresne

• Cornerback Rideaux Needs to Stand Tall By Gary Klein

• Is Miss Nicolie a Cover Gal? By Bob Mieszerski

• Kitna Given the Bengals’ Starting Job

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Chino Hills Golfer Han Is Player of Year By Lauren Peterson

• TURNING POINTS By Houston Mitchell

• Madsen Ready for Pivotal Year By Elliott Teaford

• Sampson Will Coach Costa Rica By Grahame L. Jones

• Wilkes Chooses Kansas, Quinn Picks UCLA By Ben Bolch, Eric Stephens,eric Sondheimer

• PLAY BY PLAY By Houston Mitchell

• Wooden Is Nowhere Near His Wits’ End By Mal Florence

• Officials Disciplined by Big Ten

• THIS WEEK’S TOP FOOTBALL GAMES By Ben Bolch,martin Henderson,eric Stephens,mike Bresnahan,john ortega

• Girlfriend Feared for Life By Lance Pugmire

• Laperriere Plans to Play in Opener By Chris Foster

• Cabrera’s 55th Homer Ties Japanese Record

• Maddux’s Blister Changes Rotation By Jason Reid

• Rapids Advance on Golden Goal

• Azeri Is Sharp in Lady’s Secret By Bill Christine

• Royster Fired as Brewer Manager

• Scioscia Still Goes With First Guess By Bill Shaikin,steve Springer,larry Stewart

• Diamondbacks Need Schilling to Be Money

• Percival Shatters Mystique With His Power Drill By Bill Plaschke

• Washington Suspends Dollar

• Injury Sidelines Marlin for Rest of NASCAR Season

• Protection Practice Has Been Paying Off By Steve Henson

C’mon, Relive the Noise

• New-Aged to Perfection By Janet Eastman

• Jazzed-Up Barbecue By Charles Perry

• Hammering Out a Deal By Susan Freudenheim

• BEST BETS: Saturday 10/5

• On the Town By Sorina Diaconescu

• A Very Exclusive Pool Party By Leslee Komaiko

• BEST BETS: Friday 10/4

• But Where’s Disney’s Sense of Adventure? By Robert Niles

• A Sweets Success Story By Booth Moore

• BEST BETS: Sunday 10/6

• New Albums

• Camel Beats Rock on the ‘Scorpion’ DVD By Susan King

• Are You Dressing Up for Halloween?

• Polly Bergen Pours Voice, Heart Into Songs By David C. Nichols

• A Wild Ride Through Art History at Cal State By Josef Woodard

• Extreme Situations By Scarlet Cheng

• BEST BETS: Thursday 10/3

• Morning Report By Lee Margulies

• Actors Co-op Revives an Engaging and Passionate ‘Man of La Mancha’ By David C. Nichols

• Series Recalls Jim Crow’s Ugly History By Joel Greenberg

• Last Chance By Don Shirley

• Pop Date Book By Karla S. Blume

• Video Shelf By Kenneth Turan

• ‘CSI’ Borrows From O.J. Trial By Mark Sachs

• Recovered Footage Makes This a Mighty Version of ‘Metropolis’ By Kevin Thomas

• Orphan Train Kid By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• Peter Facinelli By Carolyn Patricia Scott

• The First Family of TV By Roger K. Miller

• Intimate ‘Broadcast’ By Steve Hochman

• A Learning Link to Symphony in the Glen

• House Tours to Benefit Local Charity

• From Charlap: Nonstandard Standards By Don Heckman

• JOKES & RIDDLES

• ‘Nowhere Man’ Tracks an Immigrant’s Long and Winding Road By Carmela Ciuraru

• Fish Market: Between Rock and a Wetland By S. Irene Virbila

• You Want Some Metal; Where Do You Go? By Steve Appleford

• Hotel Bel-Air Chef Departs; Past Chef Returns to Consult By Jessica Strand

• 25 Years After His Death, Elvis Is No. 1 By Robert Hilburn

• Old Times Recalled at End of New Times By Scott Timberg

• Pork By Jessica Strand

• DJs Emerson, Deluxe to Help Open Stereo Club By Steve Baltin

• Firehouse Visit, Soulful Poems and Uplifting Songs for Kids By Lynne Heffley

• Stayin’ Alive: The Devil Is in the Details By Al Martinez

• Cultural Outreach Inspires Mexican Film Series By Lorenza Munoz

Union Agrees to Federal Mediation, but West Coast Ports Remain Closed

• Dot-Com Clients Got Hot ’90s IPOs By Walter Hamilton and Debora Vrana

• Enron’s Ex-Finance Chief Surrenders By Megan K. Stack and Edmund Sanders

• Blackstone Buys Irvine’s Park Place By Jesus Sanchez

• MGM to Base Urban Clothing Line on Its Movies From ’70s By Gary Gentile

• Faneuil Pleads Guilty in Stewart Case By Patricia Hurtado

• Winnick’s Pledge a $25-Million Surprise By Elizabeth Douglass

• Emissary Brings Years of Experience to the Table By Peter G. Gosselin

• FTC Says Survey Firms Won’t Sell Student Data

• New Times Cuts Deal to Close L.A. Paper By Tim Rutten and J. Michael Kennedy

• Franklin Executive Takes Leave

• Auction of Enron Skyscraper Completed

• ABC Proposes Pact With Affiliated Stations on Programming, Costs By Meg James

• Stocks Retreat as Worries Mount

• AMD Cuts Forecast, Warns of Heavy Loss By Glenda Mccarthy

• EMI Signs Pricey Contract With British Singer By Chuck Philips

• Wet Seal Trims Expectations By Leslie Earnest

• United-US Airways Partnership Approved

• Costs, Losses Mount for Produce Growers, Wholesalers By Melinda Fulmer and Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Bills to Back Consumers’ Media Rights By Jon Healey

• Record U.S. Mortgage Demand as Rates Sink

• Money Manager Urges Dole to Reject Bid By Jerry Hirsch

• Transkaryotic Shares Plunge By Denise Gellene

• MTV in Deal for Film on Founder of Napster

• EEOC Files Lawsuit Against Sega, Spherion By Alex Pham

• Tenet Says Its Profit More Than Doubled By Don Lee

• Comerica Shares Fall on Revised Earnings By E. Scott Reckard

• Dell Expects to Be No. 1 in PC Revenue By Joseph Menn

• SEC Wants Pro Forma Results Spelled Out

• Also

• Dow Warns of Profit Shortfall in Quarter

• Teachers’ Pension Fund to Disclose Proxy Votes

• State Farm Ordered to End Care Coverage

• Feds Subpoena Firm Controlled by News Corp. By David Streitfeld

• Adelphia Executives Plead Not Guilty

Residents Along Gulf Coast Flee Ahead of Lili

• Bush Gets Strong Backing on Iraq By Janet Hook

• Senators Take Some Time Out to Pay Tribute to Jesse Helms

• Gore Assails Bush on the Economy By James Gerstenzang

• Fla. Executes 1 Killer, Clears Way for 2nd

• N.J. High Court OKs Torricelli Replacement By John J. Goldman

• Bush’s Iraq Stance Hints at a Bid to Settle Old Score By Edwin Chen

• ‘Shoe Bomb’ Suspect Offers Guilty Plea, but With Conditions By Richard A. Serrano

• Liberal Gephardt Sides With Bush on Iraq War Resolution By Nick Anderson

• Chicago City Council Seeks Firms’ Slavery Ties

• Women Linked to Missing Florida Girl Charged With Fraud By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Police Taunts Detailed in ‘69 Killing

• Judge Postpones Tobacco Firms’ Trial

• National Zoo Euthanizes Its Ailing White Tiger

• Bush Calls for Nationwide Expansion of ‘Amber Alerts’

• Ex-New York Officer Held in Shooting Spree

• Convicted Serial Killer Apologizes for Crimes

• Senate Candidate Is Blue From Silver Solution

• Thurmond Overcome by Heat at Funeral

• Houston District Wins Urban Education Prize By Arianne Aryanpur

• Emmpak Ground Beef Recall Is Expanded

• Nonvoting Ventura Calls Turnout ‘Pathetic’

• Utah Tour Bus Crash Kills 6 and Injures 20

• New Evidence Delays Bail Ruling for 6 N.Y. Terror Suspects By Josh Getlin

• Now Let Jersey Voters Just Vote By Richard L. Hasen

• Don’t Give Bush War Powers By Paul Findley

• Secession: A Tale of New Cities By Joel Fox

• Barreling Toward Battle

• Revoke Hussein’s ‘Probation’ By Spencer J. Crona and Neal A. Richardson

• A Grim Prognosis for ERs

• Guilt and Separation Anxiety Surround a Moving Experience By Norah Vincent

• Caution on Court Nominees

Subway Workers Stage Second Strike in Week

• N. Korea Offers More Details on Kidnappings By Valerie Reitman

• Clinton Critical of Bush Policies By William Wallace

• Kabul’s Zoo Roars Back to Life

• Munitions Found in Afghanistan

• Ukraine Asks U.S. to Hand Over Tapes on Arms Sale

• U.S. to Resume Its Effort to Help Colombia Intercept Drug Flights

• U.S., British Jets Strike Iraq Zone

• Ex-Bosnian Serb Leader Pleads Guilty at Tribunal

• U.S. Losing Iraq Battle at the U.N. By Maggie Farley and Robin Wright

• Massacre of Students in 1968 Remembered

• Abductee Killed Before Payment, Officials Say

• GI and Filipino Killed in Bombing By Richard C. Paddock and Al Jacinto

• Ban on British Beef in ‘Mad Cow’ Scare Ends

• Spruced-Up Berlin Gate Ready to Greet Germans for Unity Day By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Serial Killing Suspect Faces 4 More Charges

• HIV Drugs for Poor Found Resold in Europe

• U.S. Official Leaves for Talks in North