Archive for Tuesday, September 17, 2002

Spread of Jewish Schools Signals Attitude Change

• Jurors Recommend Death for Westerfield By Tony Perry

• Stayner Is Found Sane in Yosemite Murders

• Charity Became Church’s Salvation After Taking Shabby Sloop Off Its Hands By Steve Harvey

• Tempest in the Treetops By Eric Bailey

• Bishops Conspired, Says Abuse Plaintiff By William Lobdell

• Principal Hits the Ground Running By Doug Smith

• The Music’s Over at the Ban-Dar By Timothy Hughes

• Highway Profile for Garden Grove’s Koreatown? By Mai Tran and Vivian Letran

• Prosecutor’s Slaying Is a Mystery By Mark Arax and John Johnson

• John C. Harper, 78; Preached to 8 Presidents

• Inventors Find Mothering’s a Necessity By David Haldane

• LaWanda Page, 81; Actress Played Aunt Esther in ‘Sanford and Son’ By Myrna Oliver

• Plans Made to Rid Island of Pigs By Jenifer Ragland

• Cameras Are Banned From Runnion Kidnap Hearings By Christine Hanley

• ‘Aztec Warrior’ Born as Unofficial Mascot for San Diego State By Tony Perry

• Nguyen Van Thuan, 74; Exiled Vietnamese Cardinal

• Van Nuys Flyaway Parking to Be Halved During Expansion Project By Caitlin Liu

• Ventura Raceway May Have Run Its Course By Jessica Blanchard

• Freeways Are Perilous for Stranded Drivers By Hugo Martín

• Suits Accuse Councilman of Not Repaying Loans

• Mission Viejo’s Smoking Ban Will Be Watered Down By Dave Mckibben

• Talk on Side Effects of Cancer Treatment

• Hospital’s Water Well Is Polluted By Scott Gold

• Clues Sought in Toddler’s Death By Holly J. Wolcott

• Collision Leaves Two Dead, One Injured

• Cooley Brings Own Style to D.A.’s Job By Patt Morrison

• Davis Says Bills Will Help Fight Terrorism By Dan Morain and Michael Finnegan

• Body on Way to Family in Mexico Flies to Greece

• L.A. Behind in Fight for Funds, Study Finds By Patrick Mcgreevy and Sue Fox

• 1 of 2 Unidentified Men Shot at Restaurant Dies

• Judge Allows Removal of Balboa’s Ficus Trees

• Lolita Torres, 72; Singer, Leading Actress From Argentina’s Golden Era

• Governor Signs 2 Bills Easing Water Transfer By Nancy Vogel

• Pickerelweed Plants Threaten Dredging Plan

• Playa Vista Developers to Halt Roadwork for Now By Martha Groves

• William J. Lehrfeld, 66; Former IRS Attorney and Expert on Tax Law

• Hahn Goes Public on Selection of LAPD Chief By Beth Shuster

• Alzheimer’s Benefit Walk Set for Sept. 29

• Park Attendance Drops for 6th Straight Year

• Fairness of Voter Guide to Secession Questioned By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Growers Got Wrong Aid Payments, Audit Finds

• Suspect Killed Self, Authorities Say

• Accused Wisconsin Priest Is Arrested in L.A.

Good as Gold

• Team Is Already Used to Life Without Brown By Mike Digiovanna

• Series Looks Pivotal for Tiebreaker Too By Ross Newhan and Paul Gutierrez

• Nomo Becomes an Unlikely Ace By J A. Adande

• Visions of Colorado a Part of Paus’ Past By Steve Henson

• Santiago’s Jackson Knows the Drill By Eric Sondheimer

• Dodgers Wring Up a Victory By Mike Digiovanna

• Martinez Gets a Win, Red Sox Get a Split

• Penny Is Worth a Lot in Marlins’ Victory

• He’s Had Fast Company By Mark Ratzky

• The Late, Great Festival of Hate By Mike Digiovanna

• A’s Toss Monkey Off Back By Paul Gutierrez

• Three Veterans Left Off List By Chris Foster

• Even as Kid, Namath Had Unitas’ Number By Mal Florence

• Scioscia Looks to the Playoffs By Ross Newhan

• Price Suspends Linemen

• Minimum-Player Rule Having Maximum Effect By Peter Yoon

• Women to Cool Protest? By Thomas Bonk

• Coliseum Group Studies Chicago Plan By Sam Farmer

• Brown’s Season Is Over Early By Jason Reid

• Real Madrid Looks Like Club to Beat By Jim Barrero

• Defense Is Ready for a Challenge By Rob Fernas

• Eagles Win a Laugher By Sam Farmer

• Dele Investigation a Murder Case By Lance Pugmire

• She Truly Knows Meaning of ‘For Better or Worse’ By T J. Simers

• Ewing Appears Ready to Retire

• HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Mike Bresnahan, Peter Yoon, Lauren Peterson, John Ortega, and Dan arritt

• Panthers Decide Peete Is the Guy

London’s Calling

• A Baby and an Outcry By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• Art and People to See By Gina Piccalo And Louise Roug

• A Picnic That Takes Literary License By Susan Carpenter

• Tea Master Offers a Glimpse Into a Ritual That’s Steeped in Tradition By Hilary E. Macgregor

• California Classroom

• QUESTION CORNER

• Clifford the Big Red Dog: Princess Cleo By Dev Ross

• Rituals Fed by Longing to Belong By Sandy Banks

• Journey to Self-Discovery in a Land of Danger and Dreams By Bernadette Murphy

• JOKES & RIDDLES

• Songs of Love, or Lions or Licorice By Jim Patterson

Corporate Scandals Put Directors in the Hot Seat

• Goldman-Led Group to Buy National Golf By Jesus Sanchez

• Rigases Seek to Tap Adelphia Insurance By Jeff St. Onge

• Kozlowski’s Foundation Gave Little to Charity, Records Say

• Some on AOL Board Said to Oppose Case By Sallie Hofmeister

• Cyber Panel Scales Back Proposals for Security By Ted Bridis and D. Ian Hopper

• Problems Seen for High-Tech Economy By Marla Dickerson

• Gateway Replaces Chief Financial Officer

• Also

• Exploring Potential Effects of Secession

• IBM to Sell Red Hat’s Linux Software

• Global Crossing Files Plan to Restructure By Elizabeth Douglass

• House Panel Expands List of Firms in IPO Probe By Walter Hamilton

• Bank Seeks Lead Status in AOL Suits By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Short-Term Rates Rise in T-Bill Auction

• Citigroup to Give More Guidance on Loan Coverage

• AT&T Employees Can Trade In Options

• Sperry Van Ness Moves Into San Fernando Valley

• Grand Jury Probing Enron Role in Crisis By Nancy Vogel and Nancy Rivera Brooks

• IN BRIEF /RETAIL

• Visa Says Debit Use Overtakes Credit

• Opus West to Develop Industrial Properties By Jesus Sanchez

• Chevron to Market Texaco Brand

• Rehnquist Denies Stay for Massive Asbestos Trial By James Vicini

• Long-Term Bond Yields Continue Slide By Josh Friedman

• Adaptec Lowers Its Forecast, Will Cut Jobs

• Million-Dollar Home Sales Soar 25% in July Amid Stock Losses

• SEC to Consider Disclosure of Proxy Votes By Vicky Stamas

• Tech Stocks Fall; Dow Rises

• 2 Agencies Close Commercial Operations, Blame SAG By Anita M. Busch

• GE Agrees to Buy Deutsche Bank Unit

• Increase in Inventories Is Biggest in 18 Months

• WTO Rules Against U.S. on Dumping Law

• Marvel Enterprises Names New CEO

• Sony Renames Foreign, Domestic TV Units

• Isis Pharmaceuticals Says Patent Suits Settled

• SEC Probes Welch’s Benefits By Kathy M. Kristof

A Master at Stringing the Audience Along

• Preservationists Discover ‘Trailer Park That Time Forgot’ By Christopher Reynolds

• Defensive? Him? By Patrick Goldstein

• He’s Still Rotten to the Core of Punk By Robert Hilburn

• ‘Wild Kingdom’ Inhabits a New Lair By Susan King

• Morning Report By Lee Margulies

• Imagine a Circus by Fellini By Hugh Hart

• Who Gets ‘High Noon’ Credit? By Mark Sachs

• NPR Names Correspondent as Co-Host of ‘All Things’ By Steve Carney

• A Brush With Fame By Christopher Knight

• Shakti Weaves Stories With Dazzling Artistry By Victoria Looseleaf

• ‘Barbershop’ Heads the Weekend Pack By Robert W. Welkos

• O’Reilly Is Factoring In a Few New Fights–With the Right By David Bauder

Intense Logging Blamed for Wildfires

• Former GE Chief Has ‘Met His Match’ in Divorce Court By Elizabeth Mehren

• Remains Are Those of Missing Ohio Girl

• Who Wins Gubernatorial Nod May Hinge on Female Voters By Elizabeth Mehren

• Private Life Collides With Popular Columnist’s Public Image By J. Michael Kennedy and John Beckham

• 6th Man Charged in Terror Case By David G. Savage

• White House Awarded Medal of Roosevelt’s

• Medicare Aid for Elderly Is Pushed By Vicki Kemper

• Nuclear Test Site Far From Ready, U.S. Audit Finds

• Study Links Weed Killer to Reproductive Problems By Emily Green

• N.Y. Executive Kills 2 Co-Workers, Himself

• Review Panel Backs Bishops’ Abuse Policy

• Hawaii’s ‘Forbidden Island’ Gets a Polling Place

• Ex-FBI Agent Gets 10-Year Prison Term

• Conviction Upheld in ‘63 Church Bombing

• The Iceman Eateth: Deer, Goat in His Last Meals

• Woman Accused in Wildfire to Leave Halfway House

• Americans Still Divided on Issue of Rights vs. Security By Eddy Ramirez

• Open Records, Build Trust

• An Inch-by-Inch Advance

• Hahn: What We Need in a New Chief By James K. Hahn

• The Judiciary Committee as Political Killer By Douglas W. Kmiec

• Tackled but Untouched

• War Issue Imperils Constitution By Joyce Appleby and Ellen Carol Dubois

• In the Gaza Strip, Terror Can Create a Language All Its Own By Ghada Ageel

Iraq Says a U.N. Team Can Return; U.S. Dismisses Offer

• Security, Foreign Policy Grip Germans By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Swede With Gun to Remain in Custody

• Al Qaeda Suspect in U.S. Hands By John Daniszewski

• Heading Off ‘Dirty Bombs’

• Russians, U.S. Helping Oust Rebels, Leader Says

• Vote Rigged, Opposition in Kashmir Says By Paul Watson

• Singapore Holding 21 More Suspected Terrorists By Richard C. Paddock

• Masses in Ukraine Rail Against Leader

• Rockets Reportedly Fired Near U.S. Base

• At Least Eight Die as Warlords’ Forces Clash

• Annan Calls for Efforts on Africa

• Taiwan to Crack Down on Racy ‘Spice Girls’

• Land Mine Leaves 8 Dead in Chechen Capital

• 49 Killed as Pilgrims’ Bus Plunges Off Road

• Leniency Is Urged for Teen Held by U.S.

• An ‘Indispensable First Step Towards a Solution’