Archive for Tuesday, February 03, 2004

Mission Controllers Revive Spirit’s Memory

Make the Grade in the Real World by Being a Stickler for Punctuality

• Media Circus Puts Down Stakes at Courthouse By Tim Reiterman and Donna Horowitz

• New Charges Keep Inmate Behind Bars By Henry Weinstein and Nancy Wride

• Slaying Suspect Is Found With a Body in His SUV By Erin Ailworth

• Media Restrictions Are Upheld in Blake Case By Jean Guccione

• New Law Aims to Keep Eyes on the Road, Not TV By Allison Hoffman

• Flash-Flood Watch Has Residents Eyeing Hillsides By Hugo Martín and Allison Hoffman

• Where the (Faux) Grass Is Greener By Kimi Yoshino

• Murder Suspect Is Recaptured After Escape From San Diego Courthouse By Tony Perry

• ‘Hard-Boiled’ Haggerty, 78; Wrestler, Stuntman, Actor By Myrna Oliver

• Speaker Is Praised in Send-Off By Nancy Vogel

• Bunni Tobias, 62; Psychologist, Expert on Hyperactivity

• Rape Case to Stay With D.A.’s Office By Claire Luna

• Memo Left Out Key Report on Jackson By Chuck Philips

• Joel Rubenstein, 67; Played Key Role in 1984 Olympics By Ben Bolch

• Accident Near Camarillo Kills One By Stephen Osman

• Abramson Takes On Spector’s Defense By Anna Gorman

• Slain Suspect Linked to Beach Killings By Gregory W. Griggs

• Vasili Mitrokhin, 81; Copied KGB Spy Files

• The Mini Me of National and State Political Concerns By Patt Morrison

• Deputy Shoots, Kills Chair-Wielding Fontana Man

• Patricia Falkenhain, 77; Stage Actress Won 3 Obie Awards

• Toxic Hot Spots Halt More Busway Work By Kurt Streeter and Caitlin Liu

• Ex-Official Gets Lenient Sentence By David Rosenzweig

• Fight Over Tribal Status Moved By Louis Sahagun

• Layoffs, Service Cuts Foreseen in L.A. County By Sue Fox

• MTA to Appeal Order to Buy Buses By Kurt Streeter

• DWP General Manager Taking Disability Leave

• Funding for Public Safety Left to Judge By Catherine Saillant

• Explanations of Bond Issue Differ By Michael Finnegan

• Mother and Daughter Found Clubbed to Death

• Death Penalty Upheld Despite Misconduct By Maura Dolan

• Family Wants Girl’s Body Returned From Mexico By Jennifer Mena

• Applicants Sought for City Ethics Commission

• 16 Computers Seized at Neverland By Monte Morin

• Chino Hills Killer’s Death Date Fought

• PASSINGS

• Council to Consider Cameras in Police Cars

• Homeless Agencies Get $4.4 Million From HUD

• Riverside Council Trio End Service By Seema Mehta

• Youth Prison System Unsafe, Unhealthful, Reports Find By Jenifer Warren

• Voting Begins Today for Those Who Try New Kiosks in 6 Malls By Stuart Pfeifer

• Zoo Reptile Handler Bitten by Deadly Viper

Lakers, Shaq Swear Off Winning

• Pride and Joy By David Davis

• ‘Miracle’ Men Together Again By Helene Elliott

• Mowry Prefers Getting Top Billing on the Field By Eric Sondheimer

• Jacobson Is Set to Transfer By Dan Arritt

• O’Neal Issues an Apology By Tim Brown

• Success Doesn’t Inflate Brady By Sam Farmer

• Clippers Have Right Numbers By Jerry Crowe

• Ducks Give Chance Away By Chris Foster

• Visnovsky to Undergo More Tests By Mike Bresnahan

• NOW YOU KNOW By Steve Galluzzo

• Mexico Rallies to Victory By Grahame L. Jones

• Bryant Misses Crucial Hearing By Steve Henson

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Lauren Peterson, John Ortega, Elia Powers, and Rafer Weigel

• Rodriguez Leaves Marlins for Big Deal With Tigers

• Connecticut Win Impresses Its Coach

• Cruz Gets Win at Regional By Eric Sondheimer, John Ortega, Elia Powers, and Rafer Weigel

• TCU Suffers Upset Loss

• Ruiz Skips First Day of Camp By Paul Gutierrez

• Holik Leads Rangers Past the Canucks, 4-3

• NFL Tells San Diego to Stop Allegations By Sam Farmer

• O’Neal Would Love This Rookie Treatment By Lonnie White

• GAME OF THE WEEK By Helene Elliott

• Ruling Hurts School By Lance Pugmire

• Deisler Returns to Club By Jim Barrero

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Helene Elliott

• Anthony Has Career Night

• Knight, School Official in Spat

• Rockets Suspend Absent Francis By David Rosenzweig

• Depleted Trojans Resume Practice By Paul Gutierrez

• TV Audience Sets a Record By Larry Stewart

• Team Didn’t Exactly Get Its Pick-Me-Up By Mark Heisler / On The Nba

Stuff yourself

• Throttle rockets By Susan Carpenter

• Don’t get burned by any old hand warmer By Scott Doggett

• Life in the balance By Janet Wilson

• No maps, no trails, just open desert By Julie Sheer

• Hurts so good By Jim Rossi

• Kaboom club By Terry Tychon

• A battle in Mexican waters By Pete Thomas

• Anna’s hummingbird By David Lukas

• Revved-up sky riders

• Smile, shake, smile, shake, smile, wash By Christopher Reynolds

• Pets gone wild By Ann Japenga

• Think globally, bike locally By Michael Koehn

• Is it a new silent spring? By Gary Polakovic

• A big, unblinking eye underwater By Emmett Berg

• They’re hogs for the great open road By Jordan Rane

• Humans coming off the menu By J. Michael Kennedy

• Money flows to Klamath By Gary Polakovic

• FISH REPORT

• The adventure under our feet By Susan Dworski

Clive Davis Promoted to BMG’s U.S. Unit Chief

• Oil Firms Increase Reserve Estimates By Elizabeth Douglass

• Key Witness Can Testify Against Stewart, Judge Rules; O’Donnell Shows Support By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Burkle to Sell Stake in Food Supplier By Melinda Fulmer

• Budget Lifts Defense Stocks, but the Boost May Not Last By Peter Pae

• Spain’s BBVA Makes Bid for Rest of Bancomer

• Toyota Gets OK for Banking Operation

• Union Members OK Contracts With Kroger

• Kozlowski Jury Hears Bond Sale Claim

• Spam May Be Driving Shoppers Away From Internet

• Stock Prices End Mixed; Oil Leaps on Cold Weather

• Witnesses: Parmalat Falsified Invoices

• Minivans Investigated for Possible Defect

• Busy Quarter for Venture Capitalists

• Gasoline Prices Increase Again By Elizabeth Douglass

• Aflac Profit Falls on Parmalat Scandal

• Affordability of Homes Nationwide Rises

• San Diego May Suffer Drop in Bond Rating

• Also

• Ford Pays Punitive Damages in Rollover

• 3 More Signs Point to a Solid Recovery

• Rise in Blue-Chip Firms’ Dividends Feeds Optimism By Tom Petruno

• Governor Willing to Intervene in Strike By Nancy Cleeland

• Academy, Flush With Funds, Plans Film Museum By James Bates and Michael Cieply

• U.S. Probing Staffing at Ralphs By Nancy Cleeland

• Microsoft Issues Patch for Browser Flaw

• Chip Sales Expected to Rise 19% in 2004

• Incyte to Cut Staff, Close Palo Alto Office

• Medicare HMOs Trim Premiums, Boost Benefits By Denise Gellene

• Bush Proposes 10% Hike in SEC Funding

• Short-Term Rates Rise in T-Bill Auction

• International Paper Posts Quarterly Profit

Gathering of cultures

• An attitude that’s hard to swallow By Patrick Goldstein

• Rock musician moonlights as publisher; he’s always booked By Janet Saidi

• When Harry met Thelma By Tony Perry

• Time frozen in paintings from 400 years ago

• Tuned In, Turned Off and Put Out By Lynn Smith and Elizabeth Jensen, Geoff Boucher

• Resolved: The Bard of Avon was akin to the Beatles By David Gritten

• Time to change costumes By Lynne Heffley

• Carnegie’s Harth will be missed By Mark Swed

• Taking the ball and running with it By Ann Conway

• Some pre-Grammy events open to public By Richard Cromelin

• ‘The Hate Habit’ By Kerrin Piche

• A strong ‘Survivor’ falls early

• Hip-hop lures the few who skipped the Super Bowl By Elaine Dutka

• Streak continues at Super Bowl

• The ‘Madness’ returns to film

• Jokes & Riddles

• Weekend box office

• Chamber pieces that you can tap your feet to By James C. Taylor

• Out of jeopardy, on to ‘Jeopardy!’

• Vaclav Havel: a U.S. sojourn

• Handsome recital fails to catch fire By Daniel Cariaga

• From pompadour to shag, it’s women’s mane preoccupation By Bernadette Murphy

Toxin Ricin Possibly Found on Capitol Hill

• Both Sides Fault Bush’s Budget Plan By Janet Hook

• The End of a 300-Year Journey By Scott Gold

• Diverse States May Reshape the Democratic Race Today By Mark Z. Barabak

• Planes, Campaigns and Huge Logistical Pains By Eric Slater

• Dean Adapting to New Status as an Underdog By Matea Gold

• Wealthy Liberals Give Heavily in Bid to Oust Bush By Lisa Getter

• Parents Blame Medicines for Suicides By Elizabeth Shogren

• Education Programs Face the Ax By Edwin Chen

• Ex-Weapons Inspector Kay Briefs Bush By Bob Drogin

• Sharpton, Lagging in Polls, Hopes for a Political Miracle By Robin Abcarian

• GOP Returns Fire Over Bush’s Military Service By Maria L. La Ganga and Nick Anderson

• Clark Spent Most on TV for Today’s Contests By Nick Anderson

• More Money Urged to Foster Abstinence By James Gerstenzang

• Proposed Savings Tax Breaks Part of an Equation for Change By Peter G. Gosselin

• Bush Spending Plan Is Called ‘Disappointment’ for California By Richard Simon

• Future Costs Aren’t in Mix, Critics Contend By Maura Reynolds

• Keep That Winter Coat Handy – So Says Phil

• Oxygen, Carbon Found Around Faraway Planet

• Arlington Memorial Honors Columbia Crew

• A Big-Picture Investigation

• The Long, Low Road

• Ambitious Miramax Gets Lost in ‘Tweener’ Land By Peter Biskind

• Votes May Be Hiding in Heap of Regulations By Edwin Meese III and James L. Gattuso

• Rallies Aren’t Enough

• Halftime Was One Big Rip-Off By Crispin Sartwell

• The Lies That Bind Us to Iraq By Robert Scheer

Pakistan Caught in a Web of Evidence

• Beijing Has a Problem: Its Man in Hong Kong By Tyler Marshall

• Death Toll Climbs in Irbil Attacks By Megan K. Stack and Edmund Sanders

• Taiwan Calls for Demilitarization By Tsai Ting-I and Tyler Marshall

• Sharon May Have Gaza Settlements Removed By Ken Ellingwood

• Probe Targets Halliburton’s Meals Supplier By T. Christian Miller

• U.S. Cuts Aid Amid Dispute Over Court

• Wolfowitz Takes a Spin in a Stryker By John Hendren

• Pro-Reform Party in Iran to Boycott Legislative Races

• Five Men Convicted of Aiding Islamic Militants

• 11 Servicemen, Police Are Killed in Chechnya

• N. Korea Agrees to Arms Talks This Month