Archive for Friday, September 26, 2003

Rat Clone Is New Big Cheese of the Lab

• Dogs, Humans Share Many Genes, Researchers Find

Faces of the Recall

• It’s Hard to Appear Innocent While Wearing Orange Pants in Court By Steve Harvey

• Some Steamed Over Casitas Water Park By Suzie St. John

• Race of Compton Suspect Startles Police By Richard Fausset and Jill Leovy

• Environmental Group Tries Slick Approach to Attracting Attention By David Reyes

• Molester Is Forced to Move Again By Lance Pugmire

• Edward W. Said, 67; Respected Professor and Scholar Advocated Palestinian Cause By Elaine Woo

• UC Berkeley Chancellor Says He Will Leave Post in 2004 By Rebecca Trounson and Stuart Silverstein

• With a Few Exceptions, It’s Politics as Usual By Mitchell Landsberg

• Davis Takes Tough Questions in Burbank Town Hall Event By Gregg Jones

• Garamendi Wants Chairman of Holocaust Panel to Resign By Henry Weinstein

• Interpreters’ Emotions Are Inadmissible By Hector Becerra

• Herb Gardner, 68; Author of ‘Clowns,’ ‘Rappaport’ By Dennis Mclellan

• Franco Modigliani, 85; Winner of 1985 Nobel for Economics By Will Edwards

• A Bolder Bustamante Moves Leftward By Joel Rubin and Doug Smith

• NRA Pitch Angers 2 L.A. Officials By Richard Winton and Jessica Garrison

• Locales Change, but Voter Concerns the Same By Steve Lopez

• Engineer’s Brake Work Blamed in Derailment

• Sex Offender Arrested in San Clemente By Stuart Pfeifer

• Man Ruled Unfit for Trial in Carjack Death

• Principal to Take L.A. Unified Post By Karima A. Haynes

• Garden Grove Gets $1 Million to Improve History Lessons By Claire Luna

• Agency OKs Purchase of Imperial Valley Water

• Trial of 2 Accused in Teen’s Death Begins By Anna Gorman

• Woman Appeals for Help Finding Daughter, 18

• For Poker, TV May Be an Ace in the Hole By Dana Parsons

• Autopsies for 3 Killed in Boat Crash Released By Mai Tran

• Davis Signs Law to Boost TV, Computer Monitor Recycling By Nancy Vogel

• MTA to Seek State OK for Bond Package By Kurt Streeter

• Student Sues University Officials Over Flier

• Alarm Greets Prop. 13 Tax Case By Evan Halper and Jean O. Pasco

• CHP Seeking Driver in El Rio Fatality

• Deputies Step Up Sickout Efforts Over Stalled Talks By Andrew Blankstein

• Laguna OKs Plan to Build 11 Homes

• Man to Plead Guilty in Kid-Porn Case By David Haldane

• 2 Deputies Are Indicted in Jail Beating Cases By Matt Lait and David Rosenzweig

• Air Board Cracks Down on Lawn Mowers, Diesel Trucks By Gary Polakovic

• Police Can’t Find Holdup Suspects’ Handgun By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Arrest Announced in Taft Shooting By Monte Morin And Wendy Thermos

• Tsunami Warning Posted, but Soon Lifted By Kenneth Reich

• Underdogs Come Out Looking Good in Recall Debate By George Skelton

• L.A. Sues Charter Jet Firm Over Noisy Craft at Van Nuys Airport By Caitlin Liu

• Debate Viewed in 2.4 Million Homes

• RECALL Q&A

• Santa Ana Mayor Is Fined Over Omission By Jennifer Mena

• Contributions race

• Teacher to Face Trial for Alleged Sex Abuse By Lance Pugmire

• Recall Spending Hits $50 Million By Joel Rubin and Dan Morain

• O.C. Man in Racial Slaying Ruled Insane By Daniel Yi

• Debate Behind Them, Candidates Seek Edge By Michael Finnegan and Daryl Kelley

• Film Persona a ‘Double-Edged Sword’ for Schwarzenegger By Matea Gold and Joe Mathews

• Newly Signed Bill Will Move Child Safety Seats to the Rear

• Registration Boosts Ranks of Voters to 2002 Levels

The Giant Debate

• Hamm Again the Star for U.S. in 5-0 Victory By Grahame L. Jones

• WEEK 4 CAPSULES By Lonnie White

• Jockey Club Gold Cup to Go With Field of 5 By Bill Christine

• China Draws More Questions By Lisa Dillman and Paul Gutierrez

• Frolov Welcomes Big Expectations By Mike Bresnahan and Chris Foster

• For the Red Sox, It’s a Wild Win

• Young’s Positive Test Confirmed by USOC By Alan Abrahamson

• Delgado Puts On a 4 Show

• Barbs for Garrett? He’s Got This Job Wired By T J. Simers

• The End Comes Quietly for Dodgers By Jason Reid

• NHL Faces Issues With Visas By Chris Foster

• Clippers Seek Practice Site to Call Their Own By Jerry Crowe

• A Missed Chance for Him to Save a Few Faces By Larry Stewart

• Tempe Might Not Be Big Enough in Spring By Bill Shaikin

• Marlin Win Is Special

• WTA Gets a New Sponsor By Lisa Dillman

• Browns Will Start Couch Against Bengals

• N. Korea Feeling Bitter in Defeat By Grahame L. Jones

• Thigpen Is Pitching for One More Save By Bill Plaschke

• Walker Is Agoura’s Undisputed Leader By Eric Sondheimer

• Sosa’s Two Home Runs Aren’t Enough for Cubs

• SIX GAMES TO WATCH SATURDAY By Robyn Norwood

• Dorrell Expects Progress in Two Problem Areas By Robyn Norwood

• Hawks Match Jazz Offer to Terry

• Padres’ Move Is Major Change for San Diego By Tony Perry

• Search Won’t Be Easy as A-B-C By Larry Stewart

• Top Dana Hills Runner Sidelined By Dan Arritt, Lauren Peterson, and John Ortega

• Seeking More Fans in Cool of the Evening By Mike Kupper

• Pomona-Pitzer’s Merits Also Extend to the Field By Eric Stephens

• Shoulder Problems End Barrett’s Season By Gary Klein

• Evans, Tracy Deny Any Sort of Feud By Jason Reid

• No. 15 Nebraska Is Pass-Happy in Win

• Committee Opposes Proposal for State Football Games By Paul Mcleod

• Calling an Audible on Predictions By Chris Dufresne

• A Catch That Wasn’t Was a Spark for USC By Gary Klein

• WUSA Likely to Return With Shortened Season By Elliott Teaford

• Record-Tying 61s for Tway, Slocum

• Westlake Converts Its Chance By Peter Yoon and Eric Stephens Dan Arritt

Two-Buck Chuck the Toast of Napa

• Kodak Cuts Dividend, Shifts Strategy By Jesus Sanchez

• Different Routes to the ‘Green’ Car By John O'Dell

• Levi, an American Icon, to Shut Last Plants in U.S. By Leslie Earnest

• Dell Targets Consumers With TVs, Digital Music By Terril Yue Jones

• First-Time Unemployment Claims at a 7-Month Low

• Median Home Price Hits New High By Jesus Sanchez

• Quattrone Case Will Hinge on E-Mail By Walter Hamilton

• Starbucks Taking On France

• DreamWorks Accused of Union Shopping By James Bates

• Top Director at Big Board Steps Down By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Freddie Mac Delays Restatement

• San Francisco Fed Chief to Retire as Expected in June

• SBC Seeking Capitol Support By James S. Granelli

• European Panel Backs Schering-Idec Drug

• Sears to Sell Clothing on Its Web Site

• Ex-CFO of L90 Facing Charges By Kathy M. Kristof

• State Sues Makers of Generic Medicines

• Dr. Dre Is Expected to Sign Pact With Atlantic By Jeff Leeds

• 30-Year Mortgage Rates Drop Below 6%

• Cheesecake Factory Chain’s Chief Quits By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• SEC May Boost Its Role in Hedge Funds

• Briefly

• Internet Attacks Hit Spam Blockers

• UC Wants State High Court to Rule on Portfolio Data

• FBI Arrests Accountant in NextCard Audit Case

• Xencor Alters Rheumatoid Arthritis Protein By Denise Gellene

• Downbeat Data Prompt Selling; Bond Yields Ease By Tom Petruno

• Also

• TiVo Shares Fall 17% on Analysts’ Reports By Jon Healey

• Broadcom Combines Six Units Into Four

• ‘Light’ Cigarette Suit Is OKd in Ohio

• Newsletter Editor Settles SEC Fraud Charges By Josh Friedman

• Another Hang-Up for ‘Do Not Call’ By Jube Shiver Jr.

Off fashion’s beaten path

• Queen of prints By Booth Moore

• Classicism in mural by Yamaguchi By David Pagel

• Getting serious in church By Susan King

• Klugman provides the answers By F. Kathleen Foley; David Nichols; Rob Kendt

• Get a read on debate By Roy Rivenburg

• Talk-radio executive moves back to news By Steve Carney

• The power of having a little hope By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• On a mission By Robert Lloyd

• Rock-ribbed ‘Rundown’ By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Camera’s’ noir appeal is lost in its excesses By Kevin Thomas

• Death, where is your sting? By Kevin Thomas

• Berkeley celebrates with ‘Medea’ By Michael J. Ybarra

• Saga of power and crime By Kenneth Turan

• ‘The Greatest Lumberjack’ By Nancy Robison

• Plenty of room for plot twists By Kevin Thomas

• Now, focus turns to closings By Elizabeth Jensen

• Against the odds, ‘Life’ continues By Mark Sachs

• ‘Luther,’ the blockbuster theologian By Kenneth Turan

• Holding a mirror to everyman By Rob Kendt

• Snapshot of a generation By John Clark

• Age-old tale weaves in modern-day angst By Don Shirley

• Never a quiet moment in ‘Hope & Faith’s’ household By James Endrst

• ‘The Handler’ has good time rounding up the bad guys By James Endrst

• Creativity Corner

• The Chicks talk, music fans listen By Randy Lewis

• Women on the verge of rock ‘n’ roll fame By Manohla Dargis

• Getting a bit burned ‘Under the Tuscan Sun’ By Manohla Dargis

• ABC, NBC premieres triumph By Greg Braxton

• ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ – that’s full throttle By Gene Sullivan

• Masterful inventions blend old, new By Chris Pasles

• Chanel fashions as hot as weather By Gina Piccalo

• Mideast responds to pop By Steve Carney

• A call to arms against video pirates By Elaine Dutka

• Royal imports headed to U.S. By Louise Roug

• The art of writing about science By Anthony Day

• Jokes & Riddles

• Shanghai shines with Mozart, Zhu By Daniel Cariaga

• Fox sued over ‘Gentlemen’ By Elaine Dutka

Couple Say Their Son Is Now Free of Cancer

• Dean Is Targeted by Rivals By Ronald Brownstein

• Judge Rules for Paper Agreement in Seattle By Tomas Alex Tizon

• Bush Shifts Gears in Policy Drive By Edwin Chen and Vicki Kemper

• Suspect in Brooklyn Bridge Plot to Withdraw Plea By Richard B. Schmitt

• Vouchers Find Favor Outside GOP By Nick Anderson

• Ex-UMass Chief Loses Bid to Boost His Pension

• U.S. Seeks Dismissal of Moussaoui Case to Allow Appeal

• Interior Gets New Deadline to Pay Indians

• Accord Reached to End Bus Strike on Oahu

• Airman Suspected of Terror Ties Before Posting to Cuba

• New Halliburton Flap Dogs Cheney By Richard Simon

• GOP Seeks to Open Spill-Cleanup Funds to Polluters By Elizabeth Shogren

• Chief Justice’s Trial Date Set in Monument Case

Vietnam’s Shadow Lies Across Iraq

• Accentuate the Negative By Rob Long

• GOP Always Falls Down on the Jobs By Larry M. Bartels

• The View’s Different From the Other End of the Line By Chelsea Lowe

• The Daily Flip-Flop on Iraq

• A Ding-a-Ling Policy

• Water Peace or Water War

Putin’s Chechen Strongman an Unwelcome Guest in the U.S.

• Big Daddy of the Mummies By Megan K. Stack

• ‘Great’ 8.0 Quake Hits Japanese Island

• Woman Wins Stoning-Death Appeal

• Powell Offers Timetable on “Letterman” By Robin Wright

• Iran Defends Nuclear Plans By Robin Wright

• U.N. to Slash Its Staff in Iraq By Maggie Farley and Robin Wright

• Iraqi Official Dies Days After Attack By Alissa J. Rubin and John Daniszewski

• With Hearings Done, British Await Report on Scientist’s Suicide By William Wallace

• Despite Remarks, Berlusconi Lauded by Jewish Group By Tracy Wilkinson

• To Hear France Tell It, Chirac Scored a KO at the U.N. By Sebastian Rotella

• Bomb Threat Follows Racist Talk on Annan

• 3 Officials Suspended Over Taj Mahal Project

• Estimates Put Toll From Heat Wave at 19,000

• Fighting During Israeli Raids Leaves 5 Dead

• Police Recapture One of Cole Bombing Suspects

• 8 Iraqis Killed, 13 Wounded in Market Blast

• Fraud Charges at EU Bring Vow of Reform