Archive for Thursday, October 10, 2002

3 Win Nobels in Chemistry for Molecular Studies

Davis’ Friends Fall Away, Ambition Endures

• Musical Plumbing? Stereos Are Sure Getting Complicated These Days By Steve Harvey

• Jury Urges Execution for Stayner By Eric Bailey

• ‘Win One for the Cowboy’ Is Still a Battle Cry in Anaheim By Scott Martelle

• Angel Fans Play a Waiting Game By Kimi Yoshino

• Campus Dispute Comes to a Head By Scott Gold

• Court Gets Sanchez, Cruz Cases By Tracy Wilson

• Accused Ex-Priest Is Denied Cut in Bail By Anna Gorman

• Simon Not Apologizing, but GOP Strategists Are Left in Sorry State By Matea Gold and Mark Z. Barabak

• The Bradbury Sparkles as Jewel in City Landscape By David Ferrell

• Secession Foes Cite Utility Bills By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Death Wasn’t Intended, Defense Insists By Sandra Murillo

• Bail Denied for Blake, Held Since April By Jean Guccione

• Teach-In Tackles Threat of War By Karima A. Haynes

• Local Dockworkers Return to Big Backlog By Jessica Blanchard

• Arbitrator Orders Newspaper Owner to Pay Her Ex-Boyfriend $14.8 Million By John Johnson

• Panel Probes LAX Gunman By Eddy Ramirez

• Slain O.C. Girl’s Mom Begins Drive to Prevent Abductions By Mai Tran

• Buddy Lester, 86; Comic Appeared in TV, Films By Myrna Oliver

• Vietnam Service Is but a Memory, Except During Races By Tony Perry

• Board OKs Reduced Version of Music Center Enhancements By Daren Briscoe

• Board to Examine Claims of Petition Fraud By Daniel Yi

• State Warns Parents of Home-School Edict By David Pierson

• Street Race Spectators Face Jail By Wendy Thermos

• Reagan’s Son Honorary Chair of Memory Walk

• City Targets Offices of Ill Repute By Mai Tran

• Man Shot by Police in Redondo Is Identified By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• State Buys El Capitan Ranch for Park

• Mewuk Indians to Build New Casino

• Liberals Outline Secession Platform By Sharon Bernstein

• Men Who Claim Bonds Ball to Face Off in Court

• One Ryder Count May Be Tossed By Anna Gorman

• Simon Error Enough to Send Him Back to the Minor Leagues By George Skelton

• Logging Protester Falls From Tree, Is Rescued

• Council Delays Vote on Plan for College Park

• ‘Deficiencies’ Cited in L.A.’s Terrorism Fight By Greg Krikorian

• D.A. Won’t Seek Death Penalty After Promise Is Discovered By Jenifer Ragland

• Help May Be on the Way for Health System By Nicholas Riccardi and Charles Ornstein

• Ex-County Planner Jailed in Fraud Case By Nicholas Riccardi

• Tollway Boards to Vote on Merger Oversight

• Simon a Major Customer of COPS Group By Dan Morain and Michael Finnegan

• U.S. to Close Most of the Cleveland Forest Friday By Eric Malnic

• Judges Halt Roadwork Near Development

• Lawyers Seek to Sever Bombing Trial By David Rosenzweig

• D.A.’s Investigators Raid Office, Home in Probe of Film Agency By Anita M. Busch and Steve Berry

• Convicted ‘Panty Bandit’ Is Arrested in Burglary

• Crackdown Widens in Patients’ Deaths By Charles Ornstein and Daren Briscoe

• Drought to Force Remote Parts of Forest to Close

• Raid of Suspected Drug Cartel Nets 2 Arrests

• Man With Gun Arrested at Airport Checkpoint

• U.S. Bill Will Expand Recreation Area

The Twins’ Most Valuable Bench Player

• Throwing a Splitter By Bill Shaikin

• Kings Finally Have Coyotes’ Number By Jerry Crowe

• La Habra Has Big-Time Look By Dan Arritt

• TURNING POINTS By Houston Mitchell

• Change of Pace by Percival Leaves Twins Crossed Up By Mike Digiovanna

• Rodriguez More Than Man in the Middle By Diane Pucin

• Paus Proud That He Didn’t Give Ground By Steve Henson

• Ortiz Has His Father on His Mind By Ross Newhan

• Riled-Up Giants Defeat Cardinals By Steve Springer

• Power Brokers By Chris Foster

• Hokies’ Title Hopes Are on Schedule By Chris Dufresne

• Ruiz Heads Galaxy Attack By Paul Gutierrez

• It’s Wrong Start at Wrong Time for Twins’ Jones By Jason Reid

• Smith Puts USC at Top of List By Eric Sondheimer and John Ortega

• Second Is One Frame to Keep By Bill Plaschke

• One To Watch By John Caulfield

• PLAY BY PLAY By Houston Mitchell

• He Can Give 99 Reasons for Not Liking Gretzky By T J. Simers

• Fulmer Denies Clausen Has Broken Collarbone

• A’s Closer No Friend of Cocky Pierzynski By Mike Digiovanna, Larry Stewart, and Jason Reid

• Falcons’ Vick Is Still Doubtful

• Trammell Is Hired to Manage Tigers

• Injuries Become a Federal Case By Paul Mcleod

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Chris Dufresne

• Victory Is an Emotional One for Visscher By Bob Mieszerski

• OTHER VIEWS

• MLS Adding Two Teams Within Year By Grahame L. Jones

• Plenty of Contract Work Left for Taylor to Sew Up By Jerry Crowe

• If Needed, Leach Is Ready to Start By Rob Fernas

• THIS WEEK’S TOP FOOTBALL GAMES By Martin Henderson,dan Arritt,peter Yoon,eric Sondheimer, Eric stephens, Ben Bolch

• Neuheisel Has Him Hot Under the Collar By Mal Florence

• Camp Turns Gimpy for the Older Lakers

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Janzen Shoots 63 in Bid to End Victory Drought

• Left Bank Dies After Surgery By Bob Mieszerski

• Forget Kirby and Hrbek; Remember Pagliarulo By Patrick Reusse

• USGA Keeps Things Public With Open Venues By Thomas Bonk

• Rolen Might Be Ready for Game 3 By Steve Springer

• Division III Tennis Powers to Meet

• ARCA Driver Martin Killed in Practice

• TOP PERFORMERS

• Salmon Might Be Out for Game 3 By Bill Shaikin

• Revolution Is One Step Away

• It’s the Bronze Age in L.A. as Gretzky Is Immortalized By Helene Elliott

• Messier Still Has Scoring Touch

• Angels Know All About Playing Second Fiddle By Rick Morrissey

Polished and Relaxed

• Digging a New Activity That’s as Old as Time By Valerie J. Nelson

• At Home With Form and Function By Janet Eastman

• BEST BETS: Sunday 10/13

• The Game Is to Save Athletes’ Skin By Valli Herman-Cohen

• BEST BETS: Saturday 10/12

• A Three-Course ‘Beast’ By Susan King

• An Even More Radiant ‘Beauty’ By Kenneth Turan

• It’s Scream Season By Robert Niles

• Once a Family Restaurant, Now a ‘Cue Joint With Some Real Kick By Max Jacobson

• No Pedestals for ‘Idol’ By Robert Hilburn

• BEST BETS: Friday 10/11

• BEST BETS: Thursday 10/10

• Who Knew Recycling Could Be a Bad Thing? By Robert Smaus

• Nails 101: How to Decipher the Lingo By Leslee Komaiko

• Morning Report By Lee Margulies

• Video Shelf By Kenneth Turan

• DJ Spinna Gets the Anniversary Party Started for Firecracker By Scott Sterling

• A Musical ‘Dracula’ That Brims With Laughter and Shivers By Daryl H. Miller

• Kids’ Films by the Book By Lynne Heffley

• Cancer Show Needs Reality Check By Samantha Bonar

• A Learning Link to the Ballona Wetlands

• Garage Rockers With a Lot of Soul By Natalie Nichols

• New Albums By Randy Lewis

• The New Kid By Cherie Troped

• Dance Music With a Lasting Vibe By Tommy Nguyen

• Festival Makes Strong Case for Cinema From South Korea By Kevin Thomas

• Are You Dressing Up for Halloween?

• Pop Date Book By Karla S. Blume

• Actress Sonya Walger By Paul Brownfield

• This Isn’t Paint by Numbers By Leslee Komaiko

• A Hunk With a Christmas Presence By Michael Quintanilla

• Last Chance By Don Shirley

• Living Loud and Clear By K. Connie Kang

• JOKES & RIDDLES

• Hartke Finds Medieval Links in Modern Compositions By Josef Woodard

• Monstrous Mom Plants Seeds of Shame in ‘Marigolds’ By Lynne Heffley

• Yes, It Is Too Loud and, No, You’re Not Too Old By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Schwartz Bids Farewell to Maple Drive By Jessica Strand

• Rolling Stones’ Hits Package Can’t Dethrone Elvis at No. 1 By Robert Hilburn

• Will Martha’s Furniture Sit Well With Consumers? By Jura Koncius

• Going Solo With Doris, Lucy By David C. Nichols

• New West Starts Off With a French Program By Josef Woodard

• Branford Marsalis’ Many Faces By Don Heckman

• Another Place, Another Time for Words of War By Al Martinez

• Unearthed Remains, Skeletons in the Closet By Mary Rourke

• Walnuts By Jessica Strand

• Children’s Museum Delays Hansen Dam Facility By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Piano Sphere Has New Zip in 9th-Season Debut By Chris Pasles

5 Adelphia Execs to Help With Rigases Case

• Traffic Has Been Zooming–for the Water Taxis By Louis Sahagun

• 2 Americans Share Economics Prize for Contrarian Work By Peter G. Gosselin

• Ports Get Back to Business By Dan Weikel and Marla Dickerson, Louis Sahagun

• A Dramatic Turn of Events for L.A. Opera By Diane Haithman

• CalPERS Might Purchase Stake in AOL Time Warner Center By Roger Vincent

• Goldman Strategist Cohen Cuts Stock Targets but Still Sees Gains

• Mature Games Prompt Debate as Sales Jump By Alex Pham

• Automakers’ Stocks Hammered Again By Terril Yue Jones

• Aetna Lifts Estimates for 3rd Quarter, Year

• FCC Fines SBC for Violating Conditions

• High Court Hears Copyright Arguments By David G. Savage

• Pure Resources Officials Back Share Sale to Unocal By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Top Democrats Call for Pitt to Step Down

• Viacom Focuses on AIDS Prevention By Dana Calvo

• Bristol-Myers Targeted by Federal Prosecutors

• New Execs at Gemstar Face a Big Challenge By Sallie Hofmeister

• EchoStar May Drop Hughes Deal Jan. 21

• Abbott Labs to Slash 2,000 Jobs to Cut Costs

• Applications to Refinance Set Record

• Genentech Quarterly Net Income Doubles By Denise Gellene

• Also

• GAO Backs WorldCom in Defense Bid Dispute

• American Electric Fires Five Over Bad Data

• GE, Automaker Downgrades Spark Sell-Off

• EARNINGS

• Sean Connery Sues Producer Peter Guber

• Blue Cross to Rate Doctors By Don Lee

• ABC Drops Two New Shows From Its Lineup By Meg James and Brian Lowry

• Abbott Labs to Challenge Amgen With Free Drug By Denise Gellene

• J.P. Morgan Chase’s Credit Rating Cut

• Yahoo Has 2nd Consecutive Profit By Glenda Mccarthy

• Corning May Trim More Jobs, Sell Assets

After Fall, Adam Won’t Be the Same, Expert Contends

For and Against Bush Resolution

• Experts Are at a Loss on Profile of Sniper By Faye Fiore and Jonathan Peterson

• Head of Islamic Charity Is Indicted By Josh Meyer

• 2 Parties, 2 Paths, 1 Concern By Johanna Neuman

• Cold War Bioweapon Tests Included California By John Hendren

• ‘Sopranos’ Role in Parade Raises a Racket in New York By Josh Getlin

• Atlantis Docks at the Space Station

• Thurmond Assails ‘Egregious’ Delay of Judicial Vote

• War’s Unknown Financial Costs By Janet Hook

• Serving 408 Years, Killer Also Gets Death Sentence

• Mormon Speech Curb Rejected

• Appeals Court Says No to Ten Commandments

• Gene Combo Raises Blacks’ Heart Disease Risk, Study Says

• Florida Executes Female Serial Killer

• Calif. Overstepped Authority on ‘Clean’ Cars, U.S. Contends By Elizabeth Shogren

• Privacy Sought on 9/11 Tapes

• Panelists Question Informant for Bureau By Greg Miller

• FBI Says Agents Broke Rules in Spy, Terror Cases By Josh Meyer

• W.Va. Coal Plant Reopens After Spill Into Streams

• Harassment Suit Against Governor Adds Charge

• Teamsters Union Backs Democrat for Governor

• John Lennon’s Killer Is Denied Parole 2nd Time

• Ex-Pemex Chief Faces Extradition to Mexico

• Vote No on Proposition 52

• Some Pay a High Price for Taking Paid Leave By Caryl Rivers

• Stay the Course in N. Ireland

• A Virus-Fed Doomsday By Scott P. Layne and Michael H. Sommer

• SEC’s Pitt Fouls Up Again

• Ports Have to Go With the Flow By Adam Thierer

• Turkish Support May Be Illusory By Ben Ball

A Doctor’s Healing Journey

• Musharraf Warns Politicians By Paul Watson

• Have Times Changed Since ‘89? Russia Asks By John Daniszewski

• U.S. Troops Again Face Guns in Kuwait By John Hendren

• A Command Center Rises From the Desert By Tony Perry

• EU Panel Recommends 10 Nations as Members

• 5 Japanese Abducted by N. Korea to Visit Homeland By Valerie Reitman

• American Terror Suspect Deported From Malaysia

• Security Council Works on Iraq Compromise By Maggie Farley and Robin Wright

• Tapes May Portend Al Qaeda Attacks, Official Says By Bob Drogin

• CIA Expert Picked for Terrorism Post

• Bus Passengers Help Foil Suicide Bombing By Barbara Demick

• Neighbors Block Police From Arresting General

• At 50 Miles More, Wall Is Greater Than Before

• Kashmiris Want Focus Put on Daily Needs By Mark Magnier

• Official Found Dead After Denouncing Attack

• Hundreds of Bodies Reported in Mass Graves