Archive for Saturday, March 06, 2004

From the Other Side of Mars, Spirit Also Sees Evidence of a Watery Past

• Galaxy From Dawn of Universe Is Oldest Seen

• New Doubts Raised Over What Killed Off Dinosaurs

• Europe’s Summer of 2003 Set Records

• Remains Believed to Be of First Pre-Human

• Scientists Map Genetic Code of the Chicken

• Hybrid Mosquito Helps West Nile Virus Spread

Blame This Bungled Burglary on the Weakest Link in a Chain of Fools

• Firm Rebuked Over Work on Park and Ride By Jennifer Oldham

• Arrests Announced in Slayings

• The Beat Goes On for an Injured Officer and His New K-9 Partner By Mai Tran

• Panel to Probe Prison System By Nancy Vogel and Tim Reiterman

• Inland Empire Sweep Catches 187 Fugitives By Sandra Murillo

• Carlos Arosemena, 84; Ecuadorean President Ousted in 1963 Coup

• Stephen Sprouse, 50; Fashion Designer Was a Sensation in ’80s By Mimi Avins

• Mike O’Callaghan, 74; Newspaper Editor, Former Governor of Nevada

• New Book Explores the Meaning of Being Jewish By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Crossing the U.S. to Protest at Taco Bell By Jean-Paul Renaud

• Joan McCord, 73; Criminologist Tested Intervention Programs

• Ralph E. Winters, 94; Film Editor Noted for ‘Ben-Hur’ Won 2 Oscars By Dennis Mclellan

• Little League’s Story Touches Home, Hearts By Dave Mckibben

• Marathon Route

• Big Bear City Woman Enters Plea of Not Guilty to Killing Her Daughter, 4 By Sandra Murillo

• TV Show to Profile Suspect in Bombings

• Library Book ID Plan Raises Concerns

• Ex-Councilman, 4 Contributors Fined by Ethics Panel

• Dogs Lived in Filth, Officer Testifies By Erin Ailworth

• Court Rejects U.S. Bid to Subpoena Records of Planned Parenthood By Joy Buchanan

• 1 Dead, 3 Injured by Gunfire in Pomona

• Official’s Second DUI Arrest Could Mean Jail

• Cecily Adams

• Hawthorne Law on Dealings With City Contractors Urged By Jose Cardenas and Caitlin Liu

• Albert Axelrod, 83; Champion Fencer, on 5 U.S. Olympic Teams

• 5 Injured by Gunfire at House in Pomona

• Deputy Kills Man, Arrests Another in Bank Holdup By Richard Winton and Regine Labossiere

• New Voting Hitch Had Old Cause By Stuart Pfeifer

• Crime in County Up Again in ‘03 By Daryl Kelley

• Lawmakers Support Airline Bid for Wayne-D.C. Route

• Governor to Be Executive Editor of 2 Fitness Magazines By Joe Mathews

• Ferries Will Deliver Fans to New Ballpark

• Lynwood Councilman’s Relatives Plead No Contest to Voter Fraud By Anna Gorman

• Louie Unser, 71; Indy 500 Winners’ Brother Built Racing Engines

• Court Upholds Law Protecting City’s Renters By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Man May Be Sent Back to Vietnam By David Haldane

• Aid Sought in Identifying Body

• Ex-Police Chief Gets Record Expunged

• Ethics Board Asked to Reject Parts of Reform By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Woman Got Welfare and 2 Homes, D.A. Charges By Holly J. Wolcott

• UC Berkeley, FedEx to Split Fulbright Costs By Peter Y. Hong

• The Week Ahead in Orange County

• Moorpark Delays Plans to Cut Trees By Gregory W. Griggs

• Imperial County Voter Turnout Is Skimpiest

• City Pushes Plan for Fiber-Optic System

• Rabbi David Neiman, 82; Scholar in Jewish History, Bible Studies

• Dead Marine’s Father Has Mementos Stolen

• Man Sought in Break-In, Attempt to Rape 2 Sisters

• Gunman Opens Fire at School By Arlene Martinez

• 3 Killed in Fiery Crash ID’d as Burbank Family Members By David Pierson

• Cost of Budget Dispute Rising By Catherine Saillant

• Two Boys, 14, Arrested in Plot to Shoot a Teacher

• 1 Pedestrian Killed, 1 Hurt; Driver Is Held

• Sale of Body Parts at UCLA Alleged By Charles Ornstein

UCLA or USC May Bottom Out

• Training Day By John Ortega

• Koufax Ends Boycott, but He’s Only Visiting By Jason Reid

• Malone Isn’t Ready Just Yet By Tim Brown

• Guerrero’s an Immediate Asset By Mike Digiovanna

• A Season of Fame and Misfortune By J A. Adande

• Gay Leads Lions to Victory By Rob Fernas

• Sticking Together By Peter Yoon

• Senators, Flyers Set Penalty Mark

• Separation Anxiety for L.A. By Tim Brown

• Giguere Up to the Task

• Spurs Keep From Blowing Big Lead

• He Keeps His Team Sized Up By Paul Gutierrez

• Hollins to Weigh the Issues By Steve Henson

• Recruiting Rules Get a Close Look By Chris Dufresne

• After Taking the Money, NBA Looks for a Push By Mike Penner

• TONIGHT By Eric Stephens and Paul Mcleod

• Pluimer Drives San Clemente Girls’ Run By Martin Henderson

• Soccer Teams Are in Familiar Spots By John Ortega and Elia Powers

• He Liked Running With Tough Crowds By Larry Stewart

• Top Performers

• Suspended Referee Henderson Is Reinstated by League

• Utah State Clinches Tie for Big West Title

• It’s Wiley-Gatewood – Again By Martin Henderson

• Kahne Moving Up the Charts By Shav Glick

• A Most Unpleasant Reality for Big ‘Cap By Bill Christine

• Tough SEC Opener for Tennessee

• U.S. Women Come Back on Mexico By Compiled By Grahame L. Jones

• A Field of 14 in Kilroe Mile By Bob Mieszerski

• Mickelson Stays Close to Goosen

• She’s Pursuing Delayed Dream By Helene Elliott

• TODAY By Mike Terry

• Trojans to Start Spring Gleaning By Gary Klein

• Venturi Takes Shot at Palmer

• Cal Makes Strong Showing, Faces Stanford Today By Mike Terry

• Selig Says He Wants ‘Zero-Tolerance’ Drug Policy By Mike Digiovanna

• He’s Ready to Rock in Catalina By Bob Mieszerski

• Tie Against Wild Still Doesn’t Sit Well By Mike Bresnahan

• O’Malley Keeping Eye on McCourt By Ross Newhan

• Southland Has 11 in Semifinals By Rafer Weigel

• Pepperdine Prevails in Overtime By Rob Fernas

• Shaq Has Big Day in Store By J A. Adande

• Rematch Turns a Corner By Steve Springer

• Team’s Starting Point Could Be in Brooklyn By Jerry Crowe

• Plight of Kids Without Homes By Ruth Schwartz and Tanya Tull

• One-Size-Fits-All Learning Leaves Parents Little Choice By Maria C. Feldman

• Parties Seeking to Speak Language of Latino Voters By Nick Anderson

An Icon’s Infamy Won’t Be Fleeting

• Martha Stewart Found Guilty; Prison Likely By Thomas S. Mulligan and Walter Hamilton

• Verdict Hits Her Company By Leslie Earnest

• Racing From Fame at 200 MPH By Dan Neil

• Boeing 717’s Outlook Worsens By Peter Pae

• Job Growth Falls Short of Forecast By Peter G. Gosselin

• A Coverup Again Proves Worse Than the Initial Act By Henry Weinstein

• Anxiety Reigns at Disney By Claudia Eller

• Judge Drops a Top Charge Against Tyco Ex-Officers

• Also

• U.S. Launches Probe on Titan Payments

• Paramount Hires Former MGM Executive By Claudia Eller

• FTC to Appeal Decision Clearing Rambus

• Patent Office Rules in Favor of Microsoft

• RJR Faces State Probes on Eclipse Marketing

• Treasury Yields Plunge on Weak Payroll Growth By Josh Friedman

• Regulators Draw Strong Criticism From Oracle

• Secured Capital Chairman Steps Down By Roger Vincent

• Geffen Label Is Expected to Name a Co-President By Jeff Leeds

• Microsoft to Settle Patent Suit With AT&T

• PG&E’s Toxic Plume Creeps Toward L.A. Water Supply By Marc Lifsher

They’re not just for her

• Ordinary lives put under a microscope By Manohla Dargis

• A few harsh words from Capt. Picard

• He’s rooted in hip-hop, but he digs it deeper By Steve Hochman

• When movement, speech meet By Lewis Segal

• Trip unfurls a long, tedious ride By Sara Wolf

• Pondering the mood of nations’ past By Mark Swed

• Louis Armstrong film captures gifts By Don Heckman

• Gay unions accelerate history By Tim Rutten

• Finalists named for Times Book Prizes By Renee Tawa

• Teacher in trouble over ‘The Passion’

• Ruscha photos given to Whitney By Suzanne Muchnic

• Jackson calls gaffe at game accidental

• Another blast of ‘Hairspray’ By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Swept up in a piracy fight By Robert W. Welkos

• FINALLY

Race at Issue in Corruption Inquiry

• Kennedy Demands Tenet ‘Set Record Straight’ on Iraq

• Details Are Few on Waste Site

• Gallstone Ailment Hospitalizes Ashcroft By Richard B. Schmitt

• Family Is Mourned Amid Call for Mercy on Suspect

• Storm Causes 3 Deaths and Millions in Damage

• Easterner Kerry Goes Cajun in Bid for Southern Support By Matea Gold

• Bloomberg Tells Group He Supports Same-Sex Marriages

• Officer to Face Charges in Teen’s Death

• Suspect Faces Trial in Student’s Disappearance

• Defense to Query Jurors in Nichols Bomb Trial

• Sniper Convict’s Lawyers Ask for Lesser Sentence

• Police Seeking a Link in Cluster of Shootings

• Records of Bush Aides Sought By Richard B. Schmitt

• Ohio Man Convicted of Killing Prankster Says That He ‘Lost It’

• Diner Gets Salad With Thumb Part

• Animated Shareholders

• Wyoming Is Crying Wolf

• Olympic Race Against Time

Argentina Pulls Facade Off Ugly Past

• Shiites Delay Signing of New Iraqi Constitution By John Daniszewski

• Thousands Protest Aristide Ouster By Carol J. Williams

• Bush, Fox Get Neighborly Back at the Ranch By Maura Reynolds and Richard Boudreaux

• Where to Draw Line on Paying Damages in Iraq By Charles Duhigg

• Soldier, Turkish Civilian Killed Along Highway

• Parliament Approves Putin’s Pick for Premier

• Coalition Cancels Iraq Contract By T. Christian Miller

• Police Suspect Arson in Fires at Muslim Sites

• Thousands Protest Actions of Monarch

• Shiites Return to Prayers at Baghdad Shrine Hit by Bombings By Mark Magnier

• Dismissal of Milosevic Charges Sought

• 9 Sentenced in Killing of Genocide Witness

• Group Says It Told Military of Sex Abuse

• Libyan Weapons Disclosure Lists 22 Tons of Mustard Gas