Archive for Friday, October 04, 2002

• Suicide Lead Cause of Intentional Deaths By Thomas H. Maugh II

W. Hollywood Attack Ruled No Hate Crime

• Sure, Both of Their Names Start With ‘O,’ But the Similarity Ends There By Steve Harvey

• L.A. Unified to Keep 16 Schools Segregated for Special Education By Erika Hayasaki and Solomon Moore

• Man Who Left Hurt Baby Is Sought By Mai Tran

• Blake Team Is Focusing on Inmates By Jean Guccione

• Residents Urged to Cut Water Use By Wendy Thermos

• Bruce Paltrow, 58; Directed Series ‘White Shadow,’ ‘St. Elsewhere’ By Brian Lowry

• Secessionists Taking Their Cues From Past By Sharon Bernstein

• Officials Detail Plans to Close Much of San Bernardino Forest By Scott Gold

• Carving Pumpkins and New Niche By Jessica Blanchard

• O.C.’s Clean-Fuel Buses Racking Up Repair Bills By Dan Weikel and Jean O. Pasco

• ‘The Dark Side of Ojai’ By Gail Davis

• Escaped Murderer Is Charged in Carjack Attack By Richard Winton

• Charles H. Ford, 94; Poet Founded 2 Influential Literary Magazines By Myrna Oliver

• Margarita Flores, 92; Watts’ ‘Walking Example of Love’ By Elaine Woo

• Firm Skirts Radio Caps in San Diego By Jeff Leeds

• D.A.’s Environmental Crime Unit Thinks Big By Seema Mehta

• Blackmail, Stolen Clients Alleged in Estranged Sports Agents’ Dispute By David Rosenzweig

• Sister Tells of Stayner’s Troubled Childhood

• Bratton Lays Out Ambitious Set of Goals for LAPD By Tina Daunt and Megan Garvey

• Man Is Sought in Baby’s Abduction By Daniel Hernandez

• Will N.Y. M.O. Work in L.A.? By Beth Shuster and Geoffrey Mohan

• Public Input Sought on Safety at Nordhoff High

• Mother Held After Boy, 3, Is Stabbed in Throat

• 2 Men Held in Burglary Targeting Rare Cats

• Police Still Seeking Man Who Fled Scene of Crash

• Judge Will Hear Case of Rape, Robbery Suspect

• Police Arrest Mother, Daughter in Burglaries

• Explosion Injures 2 Workers at Dump By Scott Gold

• Man, Ex-Wife Guilty in $230,000 Welfare Fraud

• Laguna Ordered to Fix Its Sewers By Seema Mehta

• Suspected Auto Thief Arrested After Standoff

• Avila Moves to Postpone Hearing By Christine Hanley

• Officers Saluted for Outreach Efforts By David Reyes

• Police Tape Played for Jury By Tracy Wilson

• Park’s Leader Rejects Transfer, Will Retire

• DNA Tests Requested by Death Row Inmate Tie Him to 4 Murders By Eric Malnic

• Drivers Ticketed for Not Yielding to Pedestrians

• Police Name 2 Held in Killing; Third is Juvenile

• Valley City Police Force Is Proposed By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Light Rail Costs Up Sharply By Kurt Streeter

• In Birth Injury, Hospital Told to Pay $59 Million

• Firm Wants Out of College District Suit By Amanda Covarrubias

• Apparent Drowning Victim Washes Ashore

• 73 Arrested, 483 Tickets Issued in Police Sweep

• Help Offered to Survivors of Incest, Molestation

• Will Yankee Fans’ Arrival Turn Edison Field Into a China Shop? By Scott Martelle

• 4 Women Held in Dinner Club Pyramid Scheme By Eric Bailey

• Proud to Be Pilloried for Simply Seeking a Sane Policy on Iraq By Steve Lopez

• A Glimpse at How Bratton Thinks–In His Words

• Drought Has Cost Them $2 Million, Ranchers Say

Lumbering Home

• No Closer, No Cigar By Bill Shaikin

• YANKEES vs. ANGELS By Bill Shaikin

• Bond of Brothers By Robyn Norwood

• Millwood Delivers What Braves Need By Jason Reid

• Look for Woman Driver By Peter Yoon

• Success Has a Way of Kicking In at Notre Dame By Eric Sondheimer

• No. 11 Florida State Outclasses Clemson

• Tustin Wins With a Last Stand By Dan Arritt and John Ortega

• Lopez, Castilla Hit When It Counts By Jason Reid

• Clearing Air Not an Easy Task By Larry Stewart

• Game for a Challenge in a Changing World By Alan Abrahamson

• Mauch Ado About Nothing in 1982 By Bill Shaikin

• Anglers, Get Ready to Take a Powder By Pete Thomas

• F1 Appears to Be Priority One for Gurney By Martin Henderson

• WEEK 5 BREAKDOWN By Mike Penner

• Tennyson Makes Most of Moment By Paul Gutierrez

• Angels’ Offense Playing Its Part By Ross Newhan

• Paperwork Error Costs Orange a Win By Eric Stephens, Martin Henderson, and John Ortega

• Miami’s Coker May Discipline Two Starters

• IOC Urged to Make Major Changes By Alan Abrahamson

• Tanaka Tops the List at Finding a Bargain By Bill Christine

• Murray Mulling Last Cuts By Lonnie White

• Backup Kicker Hurts Leg By Gary Klein

• An Atlantic Ocean Sighting By Bob Mieszerski

• Uncertainty Surrounds Brand By Elliott Teaford

• They Take Fun Out of Hating Yankees By Diane Pucin

• USC Women Brace for Volleyball Test By Eric Stephens

• There’s a Will, but No Willingham By Chris Dufresne

• Redman Leads by One With 65

• Zito Tries to Silence Twin Fans By Mike Digiovanna

• LOS ALAMITOS By Bob Mieszerski

• King Rivalry Starts Early By Tim Brown

• Rangers Decide to Release Rocker

• St. Louis Holding All the Aces By Phil Rogers

• Scioscia Still Cautious in His Use of Percival By Bill Shaikin and Helene Elliott

• Chelsea, Rangers Ousted From UEFA Cup Field By Grahame L. Jones

• Rose Slides Headfirst Into Sorry Situation By Mal Florence

• Diamondbacks Missing Gonzalez

• Broncos’ O’Neal Must Pay for His Bump

• Choice Is Power, Not Stars By Steve Henson

• Youthful Exuberance Remains the Game Plan By Jerry Crowe

A Bare Market

• Fund-Raiser Takes Flight With ‘West Wing’s’ Help By Louise Roug and Gina Piccalo

• The No-Sweat Sportswear By Valli Herman-Cohen

• Research That Advances By Roy Rivenburg

• Orphan Train Kid By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• A Learning Link to UCLA’s Fowler Museum

• A Serious Shift in Readers’ Interests By Tim Rutten

• An Unsettling Look at the Bioterror Threat of Smallpox By Anthony Day

• OK for Eastern Gal to Dodge the Western Wear By Jeannine Stein

• POETRY CORNER By Compiled By Jennifer James

• JOKES & RIDDLES

Mediation Begins; Pressure Grows

• One World, Linked by Containers By Marla Dickerson and Evelyn Iritani

• Antitrust Chief to Quit; Microsoft Case in Flux By Jube Shiver Jr.

• CFO of Veritas Misstated Education

• Gap Gives New CEO Discounted Options By Leslie Earnest

• How Courtney Love Lost Her Leverage, Settled Suit By Jeff Leeds

• Service Sector Still Growing

• Stewart Quits NYSE Board Amid Probe

• Defense Is Reclaiming Its Space By Peter Pae and Jesus Sanchez

• L.A. Filming Days Rise 55% Last Month By James Bates

• PayPal Shareholders OK Acquisition by EBay By David Colker

• Owens Corning Sues for Its Dividends

• Office Rental Market Still Sliding By Jesus Sanchez

• DuPont Forecast Better Than Expected

• Stocks Fall on Earnings Worries

• FCC Said to Oppose EchoStar Deal

• Universal Studios Japan Chief Resigns

• Shutdown Is Intensifying Unions’ Rift By James F. Peltz

• Regulators Join Forces on Brokerage Reform By Walter Hamilton

• Mortgage Rates Edge Higher This Week

• EMC Reports Loss, Plans to Cut Jobs

• Early Retiree Tax Rules Eased By Kathy M. Kristof

• Longshoremen’s Docktionary: Their Lingo Is Anchored in Past By Abigail Goldman

• Investors Get Look at Power Bond Deal By Debora Vrana

• Also

• Marriott Profit Rises 2% on Synthetic Fuel

• PacifiCare’s New HMO to Limit Choice By Don Lee

• NHTSA Finds No Defect in Police Cars

• Conseco Chairman to Step Down as CEO

Art Forged in Castoffs and Cold Reality

• In the Tiniest Gestures, Delicacy on an Epic Scale By Christopher Knight

• Bluesmen’s Battle Plays Out in Shallow ‘Ragged Time’ By F. Kathleen Foley,daryl H. Miller,david C. Nichols

• ‘Collinwood,’ by Way of ‘Madonna Street’ By Manohla Dargis

• An Old Testament Tale Gets a Fresh, Crisp Retelling By Kenneth Turan

• Carefully, Carefully Playing for Creeps By Kenneth Turan

• Cinerama Returns to Its Own Home Dome By Susan King

• A Seductive Remake of ‘Forsyte Saga’ By Howard Rosenberg

• The Pacific Symphony Embraces a Challenge By Daniel Cariaga

• ‘Grapes of Wrath’ Looks Into the Faces of Poverty By David C. Nichols

• Baggage Bogs Down ‘Scream Team’ By Lynne Heffley

• Sorrow and Coincidence in ‘Alias Betty’s’ Paris By Kevin Thomas

• Risks Behind the Camera Make ‘Biggie’ Riveting By Manohla Dargis

• Passions Overflow in ‘Children of Century’ By Kevin Thomas

• Morning Report By Lee Margulies

• A Mystery Unfolds in ‘His Secret Life’ By Kevin Thomas

• Not a Match Made in ‘Heaven’ By Manohla Dargis

• ‘Phacts of Life’ to Be Performed as a Benefit Show

• CBS Scraps AFI Awards By Robert W. Welkos

• Pasadena Series Opens With Whoopi Goldberg

• Diversity in Programming Is Maintained, FCC Study Finds By Steve Carney

• Writing Credit Changes Proposed By Lorenza Munoz

• Amy Grant Transforms Hymns By Randy Lewis

• The Flecktones Entertain in Eclectic Fashion By Don Heckman

• Mark Twain’s Hartford House Gets a Gracious New Neighbor By Tom Puleo

• Struggling MSNBC Rethinking Its Lineup By Elizabeth Jensen

• Southwest Quickens Search for Partner By Christopher Reynolds

• Elliott Smith, Daniel Lanois Play It Heartfelt By Natalie Nichols

• Remake Is Heir to the ‘Mother of All Miniseries’ By Susan King

A Clash of Words

• 5 Shot Dead in Suburban D.C. as Fear Spreads By Jonathan Peterson and Lisa Getter, Vicki Kemper

• Lili Puts on Ferocious Show, but Fades Quickly By Megan K. Stack

• Bratton’s Charisma Could Serve Him Well By John J. Goldman

• Senate Debates as House Panel OKs Iraq Measure By Janet Hook

• CIA Chief to Update Lawmakers on Iraq By Greg Miller

• N.J. Election Dispute Goes to High Court By David G. Savage

• Wellstone’s Beliefs May Imperil His Political Career By Stephanie Simon and Faye Fiore

• Jury Decides on Death for Serial Killer

• Geoghan Named in 17 New Sexual Abuse Suits

• Protest Planned of Auction of Indian Cattle

• Mother Is Charged With Murder After Girl, 3, Left Strapped in Car

• West Nile-Tainted Breast Milk Likely Infected Baby, CDC Says

• Companies to Start Tests on New Anthrax Vaccine

• Latino Voters Not of Single Mind, Poll Finds

• Officer Sent to Bellevue After Shooting Incident

• Judge Hears New Evidence in Buffalo-Area Terrorism Case By Josh Getlin

• Levy Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas

• Screenings Ordered for Moussaoui Papers

• Child ‘Cured’ by Gene Therapy Develops Cancer By Aaron Zitner

• General: Asteroid Blast Could Spur Atomic War

• Lawyer’s Terror Trial Date Set

• Youths Charged in Beating Share a Long, Hard Past

• Fuel Tanker Crashes, Explodes at Miami Jail; Driver Is Killed

• Ex-Mayor Appeared to Supply Ammo in ‘69 Riots, Witness Says By Stephen Braun

• USDA Investigates Deadly Outbreak of Listeria in Northeast

• Dockworkers Shore Up Their Case By Miguel Contreras

• Drilling Out Corruption

• Innocence Left the Game When Violence Took the Field By Gerald Eskenazi

• Collar Killers, Foster Hope

• No on Proposition 51

• HMOs’ Shell Game to Avoid Paying Doctors Hurts the Patients By William Grossman

• A Pair of Mass Destruction Wild Cards By Geoffrey Aronson

Inspired by Faith, the Poor Rush Forth to Offer Food

• U.S. Protester of N. Koreans’ Plight Opens Fire, Hitting U.N. Building By Maggie Farley

• War on Terrorism Stirs Anger of Pakistani Tribe By Paul Watson

• Why Give? ‘Because They Haven’t Eaten’ By Sonia Nazario

• Taking Classes One Day at a Time By Mitchell Landsberg

• Tuvalu’s Sinking Feeling By Richard C. Paddock

• Germany Marks Reunification

• Colonel Guilty in Murder of Anthropologist By T. Christian Miller

• French Workers Protest Sell-Off Plans

• Commandos to Use U.S. Training Against Rebels

• Police ‘Summon’ Chief of N. Korea Capitalist Zone

• NOTES ABOUT SOURCES FOR CHAPTER FOUR By Sonia Nazario

• Fisherman Returns After 40 Years in N. Korea

• U.S. Forgives Majority of $589.4-Million Debt

• Israeli Troops Conducting Drills Aimed at Forced Exile of Arafat

• Nearing Unity on Inspections By Robin Wright and Tyler Marshall

• New Medium-Range Missile Is Test-Fired

• Pentagon Names Soldier Killed in Bomb Blast

• Kurd’s Death Sentence Commuted to Life Term

• Coalition Bombs Iraqi Hub in ‘No-Fly’ Zone By Esther Schrader

• Cease-Fire Brokered in Ivory Coast

• Plight of Vietnamese Actor Garners U.S. Attention By Anita M. Busch