Archive for Thursday, November 11, 2004

• Study Cites Risks in High Doses of Vitamin E By Thomas H. Maugh II and Valerie Reitman

• Louisiana Soybean Market May Be Hurt by Fungus

In an Emergency, Have Parking Fee Ready

• In Glendale, It’s a Rumble on the Boulevard By Wendy Thermos

• For WWII Veterans and Brothers, a ‘Sense of Duty’ By H G. Reza

• Gov. Sees State Budget Help in Japanese TV Ads By Evan Halper and Peter Nicholas

• Iris Chang, 36; Author of ‘The Rape of Nanking’ By Dennis Mclellan

• Man to Be Tried in 1998 Death of Teen By Mai Tran

• Tollway Agency Selects Ex-Boss as Interim Chief By Dan Weikel

• New Park Could Have a Ripple Effect on Waterway By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Is It Time to Vote Term Limits Out of Office? By George Skelton

• L.A. to Get Downtown Trauma Center By Jia-Rui Chong

• Peterson Head Juror Replaced By Louis Sahagun

• Robert Perine, 81; Helped Open Art School Based on the Chouinard Institute By Myrna Oliver

• Title Firms to Cover Costs of Condos’ Illegal Status By Jean O. Pasco

• State Wants Some to Punch Clock By Marc Lifsher and Robert Salladay

• Judge Takes Action in Ballot Suit By Tony Perry

• Man Charged in Death of Long Beach Woman By Wendy Thermos

• City Councilman’s Actions to Be Probed

• Panel Seeks to Finalize Business Tax Reform

• Board of Supervisors Appoints Top Attorney

• Jet Returns to LAX After Engine Fails By Wendy Thermos

• No Injuries as School Bus Is Rear-Ended

• Funeral Services Are Scheduled for Monday for Jazz Pianist Pete Jolly

• Ellmore C. Patterson, 90; Executive Sought to Boost N.Y. Economy

• Holiday closures

• Holiday closures

• Alleged Rape Victim Arrested By Claire Luna

• Charles F. Kennedy, 67; Central Park Naturalist, Wildlife Photographer

• San Bernardino Would Be Cut From Rapid Rail

• Waivers Make Expected Funds for Road Work Fall Far Short By Seema Mehta

• Holiday closures

• E-Vote Firm Agrees to Pay State By Stuart Pfeifer

• Council Consolidates Call Centers to Save Cash

• Candidate Challenges Opponent’s Designation

• Release of Spector Transcripts Ordered By Anna Gorman

• Sale of L.A. Marathon Raises Questions About City Subsidy By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Major Convicted in Iraqi Prisoner Abuse

• Man’s Body Found in Santa Ana River

• Bullet Train Planners Drop San Bernardino

• Maurice J. Bresnahan Jr., 68; Ex-Admiral Headed Maritime Academy

• Baca Wins His Battle Against Term Limits By Jack Leonard

• 5 Are Fined for Violating Political Donation Limits

• Holiday closures

• Group to Advise Residents About Filming

• Trial on Ventura County Law Is Closer By Catherine Saillant

• Fullerton Theater Gets More Time

• Man Shot at Consulate Was Using Starter Pistol By Richard Winton

CLOSE-UPS

• Clippers Discover the Rout to Indiana By Jerry Crowe

• GM Has Come a Long Way, Baby By Steve Henson

• Too Many Bowls, Not Enough Quality Teams By Chris Dufresne

• Sprinter Young Receives Lifetime Ban By Alan Abrahamson

• Next for NASCAR: Hard Liquor Ads By David Wharton and Martin Henderson

• NOW YOU KNOW

• They Have the Run of Churchill Downs By Bill Christine

• Williams Rallies Past Myskina By Lisa Dillman

• Fitting Sendoff for Romario By Paul Gutierrez

• Injuries and All, Havner Plays On By Lonnie White

• Trojans’ Big Byrd By Gary Klein

• Howland Gets Recruits From Canada to Cameroon By Diane Pucin

• Hines Aims to Clinch Pro Stock Bike Title By Martin Henderson

• Spartan Players Face Bomb-Making Charges

• His Swing Still Worth a Million Bucks or So By Larry Stewart

• Mexico’s Depth Is Paying Dividends By Grahame L. Jones

• Angels, City Will Meet By Bill Shaikin

• Laker Loss Is a Sore Subject By Mike Bresnahan

• Cox, Showalter Named Managers of the Year

• Bishop Montgomery Will Sit This One Out By Martin Henderson and Bob Rohwer

• THIS WEEK’S TOP FOOTBALL GAMES By Martin Henderson, Eric Sondheimer, Dan Arritt, Bob Rohwer, and Peter yoon

• Edwards Is Released by the Dolphins

• Free-Throw Help Arrives By Jerry Crowe

• Calf Stops Jones’ Good Start By Mike Bresnahan

• ‘Kisses Seeks a Turnaround By Bob Mieszerski

• Louisville Routs Texas Christian, 55-28

• Bush to Have More Tests on Wrist Today By Gary Klein

• Artest Wanted ‘Rest’

• James Takes Care of Unbeaten Suns

Zen and the art of self-defense

• Still beating the Bushes By Don Shirley

• Chloe gets a nice new sister By S. Irene Virbila

• The jazzmen cometh together

• It’s got bump, grind and class By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• An artist who softens that wild, wild world By Brenda Rees

• Shadow of evil darkens alluring art By Kenneth Turan

• It’s surf and turf time, totally By Adam Bregman

• ‘Stepford’ still far from perfect By Susan King

• New York Met buys ‘Madonna and Child’ By From A

• Sharing final letters from fallen troops By Paul Brownfield

• Happily ever apart By Mark Miller

• Beyond beer and boys By Susan Carpenter

• Platforms first, then the shoes By Robin Abcarian

• All things being equine By Hugh Hart

• The novelty of it all – for sale

• Soak up the shock value, if you’re game By Valli Herman

• Get a read on Jewish culture

• Nickel tour of Latin tunes heats up a chilly Midwest By David C. Nichols

• Last Chance By Daryl H. Miller

• Now that’s what they call a chart topper By Randy Lewis

• Second date By Leslee Komaiko

• A British ensemble con brio By Daniel Cariaga

• Chamber society lifts ‘Silenced Voices’ By Richard S. Ginell

• What’s said after ‘I do’ in Iran By Kevin Thomas

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Ask the Critic: S. Irene Virbila By S. Irene Virbila

• Art auction tab: $93 million By Suzanne Muchnic

• Zambello will direct ‘Mermaid’ By Mike Boehm

• Opera Pacific mounts an attractive ‘Turandot’ By Chris Pasles

• Arnaz the actress – in a show that sings By Don Heckman

• Weekend Forecast

• Get a piece of Old Hollywood By Martin Miller

No Child Left in the Cold

• Injured Employees Challenge Provision of Revised State Workers’ Compensation Law By Marc Lifsher

• Fed Raises Key Rate for Fourth Time By Bill Sing

• Charities Win in Settlement of Suit Against Diana Fund By Debora Vrana

• Roy Disney Seeks $1.25 Billion for Corporate Oversight Fund

• MGM Mirage to Build on Strip

• Federated Stores’ Earnings Rise 10%

• Winter May Put a Fire Under Oil By James F. Peltz

• Edison Offers to Slap Its Own Wrist By Michael Hiltzik

• Also

• U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Rise to 333,000

• Hedge Fund Sees Promise in Wet Seal By Josh Friedman and Leslie Earnest

• Microsoft Unveils Net Search Engine By Chris Gaither

• Intel Doubles Dividend, Boosts Buyback Plan

• CHA Agrees to Buy Hollywood Presbyterian By Lisa Girion

• Fox to Put Series on Cellphones

• U.S. to Appeal WTO Ruling on Gambling

• Tech Stocks Decline; Oil Prices Climb

• Hydrogen Fuel Network May Cost $12 Billion

• Witness: Eisner Briefed Board

• Merck CEO, FDA Are Called to Testify on Vioxx

• AES Disputes Claim on Stock-Based Pay

• Starbucks Posts 47% Gain in Quarterly Profit

• ZipRealty Shares Up 25% in Debut Session By Annette Haddad

• NYSE Specialist: Its Trade Reports May Have Flaws

• Alabama Jury Hears of Bear Stearns Settlement

• Sharper Image Suit Is Tossed

• Microsoft Expands Customer Safeguards

• PeopleSoft’s Board Rejects Oracle’s Bid By Joseph Menn

• Trade Deficit Shrinks as Exports Hit Record

• Union Leader Calls for AFL-CIO Changes By Nancy Cleeland

‘Three Grandmothers’

• Please don’t eat Ed Ruscha’s delicious artwork

• Jokes & Riddles

Californian May Be Man Who Made Video Threat

• Edwards’ Wife Starts Cancer Treatment

• Bush Names Close Ally for Justice Job By Richard B. Schmitt

• Top Justices See Benefits of Police Dogs By David G. Savage

• Air Crash Survivors Honored

• Terrorism Alert Level Is Lowered a Notch at 5 Financial Institutions By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Woman Just Shy of 57 Has Twins Safely

• A Trusted Lawyer and Friend to the President By David G. Savage and Edwin Chen

• Scientists Voice Concern in Evolution Sticker Suit

• Court Hears Appeal in O.C. Killing By David G. Savage

• Spokane Diocese Will File for Bankruptcy

• Court Rules 2 Prisoners Ineligible for Execution

• Charities, Alleged Fundraiser Found Liable in Hamas Slaying

• Canada Warns Against Prescription Sales to U.S.

• Governor Plans to Drop Expanded Medicaid

• Another Flaw Uncovered in Boston Big Dig Project

• Herbal Pills Recalled After Carcinogen Found

• A Second Chance in the Mideast

• The Architects of Defeat By Arianna Huffington

• How Arafat Got Away With It By Max Boot

• Gonzales Is a Disastrous Choice

• The Easy School Fixes Are Over

• Relax, Democrats – It Won’t Be That Horrible By Margaret Carlson

The post-granite age

• Five ways to divide and conquer By David A. Keeps and Adamo Digregorio

• When their rooms hit puberty By Susan Carpenter

• The sweet rewards of berries By Lili Singer

• Capturing the elusive nature of style By Barbara King

• The house of happy birthdays By Chris Erskine

A Guerrilla and Statesman

• Woman Sentenced to Die by Stoning Is Set Free

• Westerners Leave Ivory Coast

• 2 Held After Dutch Standoff By Sebastian Rotella

• Taiwan’s Leader Calls on Beijing to Give Up Weapons By Mark Magnier

• A Period of Peril, Promise Forecast By Laura King

• Likely Heir Is a Seasoned Pragmatist By Ken Ellingwood

• Palestinian Leader Arafat Dies By Sebastian Rotella and Laura King, Ken Ellingwood

• Rules for New Parties Get Preliminary OK

• Troops Oust Refugees From Camp in Darfur

• Reform Candidate Wins First Round of Voting

• Let Go of the Past, Pitcairn Island’s New Mayor Urges

• Confusion in White House on Aim of Iraq Election

• Sunnis, Shiites Divided in Response to Attack on Fallouja By Ashraf Khalil

• As Gaza Shows, Post-Arafat Leaders Will Have Hands Full By Tracy Wilkinson

• U.S. Envoy Pressed for Costly Fuel, Memo Says By T. Christian Miller

• Forces Cross Key Road Into Fallouja’s Heart By Mark Mazzetti and Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Alissa J. Rubin

• 3 Iraq Trials to Be Moved to U.S.

• Serbs Apologize for Massacre of Muslims

• Arab Anger Over Fallouja Assault Muted By John Daniszewski