Archive for Tuesday, April 06, 2004

Pierre Koenig, 78; Architect’s Designs Personify Modernism

• Neighborhood Pride Prompts Effort to Limit Chain Stores By Lee Romney

• With Prices Like These, He Just Might Have Spent It All in One Place By Steve Harvey

• Dodgers on Agenda By Jessica Garrison

• Family, Friends Mourn Girl Killed in Fire By Mai Tran

• UCI Ocean Study Blames Familiar Suspect: Runoff By Jeff Gottlieb

• Birds of a Tether to Fight Gulls By Amanda Covarrubias

• Sylvia Froos, 89; Child Star in Radio and Vaudeville

• Oxnard Factory Outlet Gets New Owner, New Outlook By Gregory W. Griggs

• John Taras, 84; Choreographer and Ballet Master

• Tamara B. Thomas, 63; Melded Art and Business By Suzanne Muchnic

• Just Getting a Learner’s Permit Can Be a Long Drive By Sharon Bernstein

• Victim of Apparent Fall From Sea Cliff Is Found by Student By Mai Tran

• 22 Freeway’s Latest Setback: High Bids By Dan Weikel

• Are We Ready to Fret About Our Fries? By Miguel Bustillo

• Jury Tosses Lawsuit Against D.A. By Christine Hanley

• Century City Hospital Shutters ER Unit By Steve Hymon

• Judge Prohibits Use of ‘Freeway Killer’ Theory By Lance Pugmire

• Ventura Compost Plant Gets More Time to Relocate By Holly J. Wolcott

• Gunfire, Blasts Prompt New Filming Rules By Cynthia Daniels

• Corpse Discovered in Barrel; No ID Yet By Hugo Martín

• Vernon Young, 66; Showed How Much Protein Humans Need

• Bus-Purchase Switch Risks Millions in Grants

• No Apology, but a Lot of Sorry Excuses By Patt Morrison

• Officials Order More Tests for Tanks at Old Oil Well By Kevin Pang

• Affordable Housing Set for Debate By Jocelyn Y. Stewart and Jessica Garrison

• Ambulance Company Owner Convicted of Healthcare Fraud By David Rosenzweig

• Some Pet Microchips Useless at Shelters

• Willie Brown Hired to Promote Casino

• Spill Closes Portion of Bay Indefinitely

• L.A. Plans to Reduce Rental Aid for the Poor By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Man Held in Killing in Driveway By Richard Winton

• Media Lawyers Lobby for Less Stringent Secrecy on Jackson Grand Jury By William Overend

• Firm Vows Fixes at Park-and-Ride By Jennifer Oldham

• San Bernardino Teen Shot in Tustin

• Man Riding Scooter Slams Into Car, Dies

• Gov.’s DMV Appointee Steps Down By Carl Ingram

• Files With Vital Personal Data Found in Trash

• Phony $100 Bills Being Circulated

• Abuse Victims Protest at Annual Mass By Larry B. Stammer

• Man Who Sought Sex With Boy Is Sentenced By Regine Labossiere

• Toxics Report Prompts Demand to Clean Bay

• State Law on Killing of a Fetus Expanded By Maura Dolan

• Car Driver Killed as Vehicle Hits Bus, Hurting 16 Passengers

Huskies the Team UConn Count On

• Not Off to a Flying Start By Jason Reid

• Connecticut Is the Be-All and End-All By Robyn Norwood

• The Improbable Becomes Impossible By Chris Dufresne

• Notable Feats Take Edge Off Season on Rink By Helene Elliott

• Brown’s Game Silences Critics By Paul Gutierrez

• Two Runs, 15 Hits? They Need Waste Management By T J. Simers

• One Out, One to Go for Bonds By Steve Henson

• Meet Vlad and the Impalers By Mike Digiovanna

• Play Ethic Drives Tennis Success at Bolsa Grande By Elia Powers

• Bradley Respects Prime Example By Ben Bolch

• Bryant Wasn’t Only One Out of Sync By Lonnie White

• An Inviting Experience By Thomas Bonk

• Beltre Unhappy With New Spot By Jason Reid

• Arsenal Has Rough Weekend

• The Times’ Rankings By Lauren Peterson, John Ortega, Elia Powers, Paul Mcleod, and Rafer weigel

• Bloom Appeals Endorsement Ban By Diane Pucin

• Winner By Lonnie White

• Baseball: Most Samples Were Discarded By David Wharton

• MVP By Lonnie White

• Rangers Extend Young’s Contract

• Bautista Takes First in Wrestling By Elia Powers and Rafer Weigel

• NCAA Women’s Championship By Mike Terry

• Jazz Regains Eighth Spot

• Royals Score Six in Ninth to Win

• Cost Is Low; Will It Be Effective? By Bill Shaikin

• This Final Has Familiar Ring By Mike Terry

• Baseball Throws Its Cap Into the Ring By Chris Foster

• Sharman Comes Back for Seconds at the Hall By Chris Dufresne

• Old-Fashioned Way Is Okafor’s Calling Card By Bill Plaschke

• Patterson, Alou Pace Cub Victory

• Clarett Shows His Abilities

• Judge Suspends Williams Trial After New Evidence Appears

• Beard,Taurasi Wooden Finalists

• It’s Stranding Room Only for This Team By Ross Newhan

A new campfire song: Help!

• Never stop for a drink of water By Scott Doggett

• Do-it-yourself ahoogah By Kimberly Lisagor

• Shoot the light By Julie Sheer

• Dunking and dining in the shark tank By Pete Thomas

• A supreme standoff By Gary Polakovic

• Who us, clowns?

• Mad dance on the water

• Cracking up By Craig Scott

• Gila woodpecker By David Lukas

• The coyote and the cat: an urban tale By Christopher Reynolds

• Adrift in aimless whitewater tale By Charles Duhigg

• Forest fees rescinded in some places By Christopher Reynolds

• Avian magnetism By Charles Duhigg

• He’s a cop who climbs By Bill Stall

• Giving in to the fear By Shermakaye Bass

• Locked in the river’s embrace By Jenna Bordelon

• Adrift in aimless whitewater tale By Michael Koehn

• State OKs Bolsa Chica Project By David Haldane and Carl Ingram

‘Van Helsing’ Carries Huge Stakes for NBC

• ‘Range’ Is Not Looking Idyllic By Richard Verrier

• Penney Sells Eckerd Chain in Split Deal

• Plan to Shut Refinery Draws More Questions By Elizabeth Douglass

• Governor Seeks Waiver From Clean-Air Rules

• Boeing Is Expected to Regain Right to Bid on U.S. Rocket Contracts

• Asia’s Stockpiles of Dollars Pose U.S. Economic Risks By Tyler Marshall

• Safeway Investors Confer on CEO’s Fate

• Tenet CEO’s 2003 Pay Was $6.12 Million

• Analyst Knew of Adelphia Debt Deal

• Former Smith Barney Analyst Settles Charges

• Service Sector Index Up in March

• SBC Signs Deal to Lease Lines to Sage Telecom By James S. Granelli

• Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Winnick

• Filming in Los Angeles Rises in March By James Bates

• HCA Must Pay Former Workers, Jury Rules

• Disney, Adelphia Extend Cable Deal

• Coke Loses Bid to Halt Securities Fraud Suit

• Delivery of Missile Sensors Is Delayed

• Prudential Client Wins $1 Million in Damages

• Titan to Take Assets of Insolvent SureBeam

• Janus Vice President on Leave Amid Probe

• Canada to Slaughter 19 Million Birds

• State Sues Workers’ Comp Carrier By Marc Lifsher

• Oxford Health Stock Soars on New Report

• Halliburton Loses Bid to Overturn Verdict

• Immune Response Sounds an Alarm By Arlene Martinez

• Low-Cost Airlines Top List in Performance Survey

• Official Sees No Quick End to Japan’s Beef Ban

• Kyphon Cement Approved for Osteoporosis

• Jury Deliberates Case of Former Qwest Execs

• Cigna Boosts Earnings Outlook, Shares Rise

• Si TV Cable Channel Secures $60 Million By Sallie Hofmeister

• Stocks Surge in Late Trading

• BofA Says It Will Cut 12,500 Jobs

That’s a wrap

• All flash and no substance? By Scott Timberg

• Color him believable By Erin Ailworth

• L.A. to share ‘Samson’ with Israelis By Chris Pasles

• ‘The Grandma Who Didn’t Say Thank You’ By Eve Bunting

• Behind the scenes with aides behind candidates By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Bay Area crowd sold on Salonen By Mark Swed

• ‘Orpheus,’ ‘Shaggs,’ ‘Gem’ in the circle By Don Shirley

• The child god who killed the serpent

• Buffing Iraq’s treasure chest By J. Michael Kennedy

• Uneven study By Daryl H. Miller

• The McCain equation By Mark Z. Barabak

• Anniversary special can’t conjure Motown’s magic By Steve Appleford

• Kanye West proves he can produce on stage By Soren Baker

• Weekend box office

• BBC to trim the tie-ins with junk food

• Jokes & Riddles

• Fragments of lost Bach work found

• Study: TV affects toddlers

• Tokyo City Philharmonic speaks in many languages By James C. Taylor

• FINALLY

• Morissette skewers censors

L.A. Times Wins 5 Pulitzer Prizes

• FDA Sat on Report Linking Suicide, Drugs By Elizabeth Shogren

• Nader Bid for Spot on Oregon’s Ballot Fails By John M. Glionna

• Teacher Confesses to Fatal Hit-and-Run

• Bloomberg: Let Tourists Scale Liberty’s Heights By John J. Goldman

• High Court to Rule on ‘Canine Sniff’ Search By David G. Savage

• Drug Firms Decry Imports’ Safety, Costs By Vicki Kemper

• Nichols’ Lawyers Hint at a Wider Conspiracy

• Catholic Church Settles More Assault Lawsuits

• Quite a Prize for a New Novelist Used to Adversity By Don Shirley and Renee Tawa, Bettijane Levine

• Aircraft Carrier to Become Artificial Reef

• Last Residents Going Home After Wildfires

• Political Ads Already Deluging Swing States By Nick Anderson

• Ohio Utility Faulted in Blackout

• Researchers Say Overzealous CPR May Cost Lives

• Highway Sniper Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

• Politics and Science Do Mix By Gregg Easterbrook

• Clear the Air Over LAX

• Hussein Is Responsible for the Hatred By Barbara Crossette

• Giving Us Pause

• Jackson Goes Home to the Black Community By Karen Grigsby Bates

• The More We Try, the Worse Iraq Gets By Robert Scheer

• An Alliance for Iraq

Flooding Leaves 31 Dead in Mexican Border City

• U.S. Declares Radical Shiite an ‘Outlaw’ By Alissa J. Rubin

• Powell Conveys Assurances, Caution to Haitian Leader

• Bullets, Confusion Filled Air in Sadr City By Nicholas Riccardi and Alissa J. Rubin

• Fallouja Residents Brace for Assault by Marines By Tony Perry and Edmund Sanders

• France Arrests 13 in Morocco Suicide Attacks By Sebastian Rotella

• Dante’s Digital Junkyard By Ching-Ching Ni

• A ‘Minor Cleric,’ or a Martyr By Paul Richter

• Indonesians Vote in Precursor to Presidential Poll By Richard C. Paddock

• Researcher Is Found Guilty of Espionage

• President Appoints New Prime Minister

• 6 Bosnian Croat Officials Are Taken Into Custody

• Officials Order Slaughter of Poultry

• U.S. Military Weighs Troop Increase for Iraq By John Hendren

• Bush’s Iraq and Overall Job Ratings at New Lows

• Millionaire Adventurer Sets Catamaran Record