Archive for Sunday, July 06, 2003

Last SARS Hot Spot Contained

Fire Museum Tells of Valor, History

• Yosemite Busing Plan Stalls Amid Criticism By Eric Bailey

• Seniors Break Down the Language Barrier in Longtime Spanish Class By Brenda Loree

• Plane Crash Shattered Not Just a Building, but a Community By Nita Lelyveld

• Doctors Bring Surgical Miracles to Third World By Sandy Banks

• Bill Would Regulate Hiring by Governor By Gregg Jones

• Robert McCloskey, 89; Wrote Children’s Classics By Mary Rourke

• Ban Takes Bite Out of Fishermen By Tracy Wilson

• Great Trailers, With a Hitch By Jeff Gottlieb

• In Trenches of a Rebellion By Cara Mia Dimassa and Stephanie Chavez

• Arrest Ends Hunt in Fatal O.C. Stabbing By Ashley Powers and Dan Weikel

• Harsh Report on Long Beach Jail Disputed By Nancy Wride

• Sword-Attack Victim Left a Legacy of Wit By David Haldane

• Cities’ Choice: Make Way, or Do Away With Segways By Hilda Munoz

• Issa’s Recall Effort Is No Surprise in D.C. By Faye Fiore

• Miriam Matthews, 97; Pioneering L.A. Librarian Was an Expert in Black History By Myrna Oliver

• Woman Badly Burned by Fire Ignited by Candle

• Summer Beach Safety

• Teen Killed as Gunfire Erupts at Birthday Party

• Man Stabbed Multiple Times at Produce Stand

• Plan to Bring In Mexican Doctors May Be Revised By Lee Romney

• Alarming Realities of Mental Illness By Dana Parsons

• Daredevil Falls Short in Bid to Break Limo-Leaping Record By Kristina Sauerwein

• Bid to Recycle TVs and E-Waste Gains By Miguel Bustillo

• Crews Battle Blaze in Wildlife Refuge

• Swearing-In Ceremony Scheduled for 2 Judges

• Searchers Intensify Hunt for Missing Paraglider

• Victims Group Asks Church to Reward Tipsters By Daren Briscoe

• Storage Unit Body Was That of Wanted Suspect

• Orme Phelps, 96; Dean, Professor at Claremont McKenna College

• Brush Fire Blamed on Use of Illegal Fireworks

• Former Lab Worker Gets Whistle-Blower Status

• Joe Moore, 71; Coach Won Age-Bias Suit Against Notre Dame

• Councilwoman Greuel Has Baby on 4th of July By Matea Gold

• Tractor Rollover Kills Man at July 4th Parade

Behind the Bamboo Curtain

• Listening to Oakland By Scott Duke Harris

• Urban Potter By Jeremy Rosenberg

• Hats Off to the Fickleness of Fashion By Andrew John Ignatius Vontz

• Viva el Beisbol By Eryn Brown

• Lego Vision By Andrew John Ignatius Vontz

• Eastside Masterpiece By Abel Salas

• The Odd Payoff of a Crime By Scott Martelle

• The Burning Season By Rick Bass

• Colloquy With a Screaming Liberal By Nelson Handel

• The Truth About Tapas By Martin Booe

• The Full Pacino By Joseph Honig

It ‘reeks’ with Spanish charm

• The sky’s the limit By Allison B. Cohen

• For play’s run, actress finds gem by the ocean By Ruth Ryon

• Making a splash in Canyon Lake By Susan Sullivan

• Airports offer ways to muffle the noise By Allison B. Cohen

• Loan is trickier when building own home By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Board skirts meeting minutes By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• Mailbox proposal could be costly

• Single-family permits climb 5%

• Does the state prohibit deposits for pet owners? By Kevin Postema

• Don’t wait longer to refinance By Mary Umberger

• Senior citizens, disabled can seek property tax aid

• Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes

• HUD launches Spanish Web site

An Early Leg Up

• Cold Comfort Served by Serena By Lisa Dillman

• Dodger Win Stops Short of History By Mike Digiovanna

• Dodger Power Pack Lacks Juice By Ross Newhan

• For Armstrong, Familiarity Breeds Respect in France By Diane Pucin

• Chains of Success

• Sorenstam Puts Ill Power to Use By Peter Yoon

• Staying the Course

• Red Sox Beat Up Yankees

• L.A. Shows Spark After Short Layoff By Mike Terry

• Padres Surprise Schmidt, Giants

• Salmon Gets to Be an All-Star for a Day By Bill Shaikin

• She Has a Blueprint for Athens’ Success By Alan Abrahamson

• Stand-Up Guy Is Last Thing Dodgers Need By Bill Plaschke

• Blatter Knows How Deep Is the Oceania By Mike Penner

• Armstrong Is Off to a Rough Start By Diane Pucin

• Woods Extends His Lead to Six

• Gaven’s Goal Lifts MetroStars

• Federer Will Depend on Style Points in Final By Bill Dwyre

• Biffle Pulls an Upset at Daytona

• Eight From Southland to Compete in Canada By John Ortega

• Flores, Aboard Dimitrova, Makes All the Right Moves By Bob Mieszerski

• Tracy Focuses on Mistakes at Meeting By Mike Digiovanna

• No Collusion, but a Whole Lot of Confusion By Bill Dwyre

• Charlotte Gets Past Sacramento

• Summer Pro League Gets a Boost From the Lottery By Chris Snow

• San Antonio Turns Out to Be a Good Bet By Mike Terry

• For Ducks, It’s a New Sales Job By Chris Snow

• Postell, Patterson and Hatch Join U.S. Team By Helene Elliott

• Slumping Glaus Is an All-Star Starter By Bill Shaikin

• All-Stars Named Today

• They’ll Do It on the Cheap

• Davis Didn’t Care for Corner Route By Mike Hiserman

• They Dive With Gusto Into a Green Bashing By T J. Simers

• Wie’s Father Reverses Course By Peter Yoon

• Charger Draft Choice Is Shot

• Sky Mesa Returns Today By Bob Mieszerski

• Lakers Await Payton’s Move By Tim Brown

• Mystical Sign Aims to Be at Top of Another Class By Bob Mieszerski

• Mariners Get by Rangers

The Philadelphia story

• Comforted by Asilomar’s natural history By Vani Rangachar

• Well above the fray in Utrecht By Jennifer Hamm

• TOURS & CRUISES By Rosemary Mcclure

• Hiya, hon. Whaddaya havin’? Cheap eats in Philly By Mike Shoup

• Keeping his head above water

• An entree to dining in Philly By Mike Shoup

• On the right note in Memphis By Jane Engle

• TRAVEL LOG

• Taking a different route to planning your next road trip By Jane Engle

• On vacation, the mind unwinds like a highway By Susan Spano

• England’s rugged coast a favorite of the British By John Mckinney

• Coming to America? Visitors, ante up By Arthur Frommer

• Readers recommend

• Having fun: It’s a walk in the national park By Eileen Ogintz

• It’s about more than just the prices By James Gilden

Brazil’s Farmers Step Up Land Seizures

• ‘Pacific Graveyard’ a Perilous Puzzle By Joseph B. Frazier

• Spirit Survives a Life-Changing Flash of Fire By Jennifer L. Brown

• 2 Feet From the Brink, Hanging On By Helen O'Neill

• A Wild and Woolly Look Into the Future By Susan King

• Romanian Health Care System Is Sick By Alison Mutler

• Double Trouble for Jobless Couples By Adam Geller

• Bear-Baiting Habit Under the Gun in Alaska By Mike Chambers

• These Old Parks Must Struggle to Keep Up With Wear and Tear By Linda Ashton

• 3 Die in Explosion at Fireworks Warehouse By Lisa Falkenberg

• British Were Reportedly Warned of Washington’s Plans By Carl Hartman

• Dozens Killed as Three Attack Mosque in Pakistan By Robyn Dixon and Shamim Ur-Rahman

• Tokyo Life Can Be Found in Lost Dept. By Hans Greimel

• Cosmic Optimists Seek to Reach Out and Touch E.T. By Leslie Hoffman

• The Civics Gap No Laughing Matter By Ben Feller

• Ancient and Bloody Bolivian Ritual Draws a Crowd By Graham Gori

Cirque’s Outlook – Some Call It a Mystere

• Week in Review / TOP STORIES – June 29-July 4

• What’s a Movie Before It’s a Movie? By P J. Huffstutter

• Mutual Fund Fee Disclosure Inadequate By Kathy M. Kristof

• The American Dream Still Worth Pursuing By James Flanigan

• Financial Responsibility Should Be Taught at Home By Liz Pulliam Weston

The rhetoric changes, yet the art endures

• Coming to terms with Gettysburg By John Rhodehamel

• A poetics of the unspoken By Jeff Turrentine

• A little more kin, and more than kind By Frederic Raphael

• High priest of the hard-core underground By Douglas Brinkley

• It’ll be a bug’s life By Alex Soojung-Kim Pang

• Orwell’s final muse, without the doublespeak By Matthew Price

• Bitter fate and battered souls By Michael Harris

• Eroticism’s symphony By Adriana Lopez

• The overthrow of democracy in Iran By Nikki R. Keddie

• Assimilation and its discontents By Frederick R. Lynch

• Smears on a seamy L.A. canvas By Thomas Curwen

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

• BESTSELLERS / Paperback

• Book Calendar

• BESTSELLERS

• Lady Macbeth on Sleep By William Logan

Big-city hall marks

• A galactic gala By Ann Conway

• Road scholar By Hugh Hart

• Platinum power By Susan King

• Outsider’s inner city By Kristin Hohenadel

• Catching dance fever By Ann Conway

• They’ve thrown away the blueprint By Robert Hilburn

• Old-fashioned girl, up-to-date outlook By Mark Olsen

• TV saves the day By Brian Lowry

• Both rare and well done By Robert W. Welkos

• It’s Martha Raye and the USA By Michael T. Jarvis

• ‘Drawing From Nature’ By Carol Felixson

• Decades of dancing feet By Diane Haithman

• Quiet in the glen – for now By Chris Pasles

• Will Pink get the holiday sales party started? By Steve Hochman

• Music of love from an awkward soul By Alec Hanley Bemis

• Tuneful lessons in music history By Don Heckman

• A mouse, a cat, a cricket and a goat

• Making room for musicals By Don Shirley

• A new citizen of Chopin’s world By Daniel Cariaga; Josef Woodard; Allan Ulrich; James C. Taylor

• So we hop in and Buddy drives By Paul Brownfield

• Southland influence at Paris Opera By Mark Swed

• A taste of the action By Mark Olsen

• Shakespeare in Pershing Square By Don Shirley

• Walter Cronkite returns to his trusty typewriter By David Shaw

• Help for the beginning beatboxer

• Grove’s money dispute continues By Mike Boehm

• Here they are: the big spenders By Louise Roug

• Help for the beginning beatboxer

Security Would Slow Puget Sound Commute

• Al Sharpton By Josh Getlin

• Past May Hold Key to Bush’s Future By Maura Reynolds

• 3 Drown, 4 Missing in Michigan

• Power Has Shifted in Medicare Debate By Janet Hook

• From Bataan to Capitol Hill, a Long Fight for U.S. Benefits By Richard Simon

• Book on Unsolved Killing Rattles Cape Cod Town By Elizabeth Mehren

• Union Urges Early Learning

• 12 Are Injured When Deck of House Collapses

• Wildfire Roars On, Burning Five Cabins

• A Rousing Homecoming for 600 U.S. Soldiers

• Bill Would Regulate Mail-Order Bride Business

• Haitians Intercepted at Sea Are Returned

• Agents Call Fireworks Explosion an Accident

• Zoo’s Bald Eagle Dies on the Fourth of July

The Day of the Long Knives

• West Coast Gumbo By Jervey Tervalon

• A New Nuclear Age By William M. Arkin

• Excavate the Past to Make Amends for an Old Sin By Tony Platt

• The Maddox Legacy: ‘Phooey!’ By Steve Oney

• Democracy and Unions Go Together By Julius Getman and F. Ray Marshall

• Dirge for Drums

• Critical Point for Drug Plan

• ‘Baskin-Robbins’ Voting By Andrew Reding

• It’s Time to Raise Sewer Fees

• Exorcising the Ghosts of a Nation By Joanne Leedom-Ackerman

• A Nader Voter Sings the Bush Blues By Jason Salzman

• Jordan’s Troubling Detour By Ian Urbina and Toujan Faisal

• A New Force at City Hall

• El Toro Contamination: Developer, Insure Thyself By Gregory F. Hurley

• Redistricting Plays a Part in Budget Crisis By Frank Del Olmo

• Democrats Putting Davis at Risk By Tony Quinn

Bracing Cease-Fire, Abbas Meets Hamas Leader

• Suicide Bombers Kill 14 at Moscow Concert By David Holley

• Mexican President Lowers His Sights By Richard Boudreaux

• Soviet-Designed Weapon Is Still Guerrillas’ Choice By Ken Silverstein

• 8 Iraqis Trained by U.S. Killed By Terry Mcdermott

• ‘Road Map’ Will Test 2 Premiers’ Leadership By Tracy Wilkinson

• Fuel Blasts Injure Nearly 200 Wedding Guests

• Nigeria to Open Door to Liberian

• Hong Kong Simmers Over Bill By Ching-Ching Ni

• Surgery to Separate Conjoined Twins Begins

• Naked Activists Decry Running of the Bulls

• Striking Union Rejects Fuel Price Compromise

• Barricades Go Up for Protestant March

• U.S. Troops Find Cache of Weapons at Cemetery

• Women Protest Being Shut Out of Elections

• 22 Coal Miners Killed in Blast

• British Journalist Killed in Baghdad

• Turkey Demands U.S. Free Its Soldiers in Iraq By Amberin Zaman