Archive for Monday, November 22, 2004

Illegal Taxis Keep On Rolling

• For Marine Base, Pain Is Unrelenting By Tony Perry

• Sports Gems Shine in Obscure Outpost By H G. Reza

• Did Hahn’s Team Seek a Controller More to His Liking? By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Doing the Locomotion by Radio By Dan Weikel

• Fred Hale, 113; World’s Oldest Man Drove a Car Until Age 108 By Myrna Oliver

• Helping Victims in Israel By David Reyes

• Feeling Burned by Marketers After Wildfire By Hugo Martín

• California Stem Cell Project Energizes Other States to Act By Megan Garvey

• Letter From Lincoln’s Assassin Sells for $68,000 By Richard Fausset

• Fire Damage at Offices Estimated at $1 Million

• 8 Free Clinics to Deliver 22,000 Flu Vaccine Doses By Jeff Gottlieb

• Bob Allen, 84; World-Champion Trapshooter

• George Canseco, 70; Wrote National Hymn of the Philippines

• Gov. Criticized Over Stance on Forest Roads By Bettina Boxall

• Monitor Sees More Work for LAPD By Andrew Blankstein

• Mileage Tax Idea Rife With Potholes By Sharon Bernstein

• Winds Knock Tree Into House, Injuring Students

• Motorist, 87, Dies of Injuries From Accident

• Closure of King/Drew Unit Likely By Jack Leonard

• Mahony to Testify in Sex Abuse Cases By Jean Guccione

• 4 Are Accused of Visa Fraud By Ann M. Simmons

• Nancy Larrick, 93; Author Promoted Reading for Children

• Tutors Aim Struggling Students at Success By Joel Rubin

Other Sneaker Drops

• Debut Cool but Giants Cold By Sam Farmer

• Virginia Upsets No. 10 Arizona

• Making a Play to the Fans By J A. Adande

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Lakers Take It to Bank By Mike Bresnahan

• Favre Rallies Packers to Another Victory

• BCS Faces Unbearable Scenario By Chris Dufresne

• The Palace Guard Gets Reinforcements By Lonnie White

• Federer Collects ATP Masters Cup By Bud Collins

• Jets Find Time to Pull One Out

• They Couldn’t Change Luck By Mike Penner

• McNabb Delivers in Eagle Win

• Carroll Is Primed for a Big Finish Against Rivals By Gary Klein

• Controversy? He’ll Let It Be

• Chargers Hold Off Raiders

• Raptors Rally as Spurs Turn Cold

• Bruins Back in Gear, 89-48

• Vikings Turn Off the Boos

• Trainer Asmussen Sets Record for Wins in Year By Bob Mieszerski

• Edelin Rejoins Syracuse

• Sorenstam Ends Year With Another Victory

• Chase Ends With a Cup for Busch By Shav Glick

• Oklahoma Is Alone Again in No. 2 Spot

• ABC Must Have Been Really Desperate By Grahame L. Jones

• Kittles Can’t Stop Clipper Slide By Jerry Crowe

• Old Play Yields Some New Tricks By Mike Bresnahan

• Steelers Rely on Old Formula

‘Pocket gyms’ travel light

• Can massage cure? By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Working up a sweat gracefully By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Action is a first step By Jeannine Stein

• Fruits or veggies: What’s your pick? By Daniel Costello

• Build up to a great stretch By Karen Voight

• Holiday trimming By Sally Squires

• Rewiring the brain after a stroke By Linda Marsa

• The anxious wait for results By Judy Foreman

• Inflammation seen in kids with autism

• Birthrates among young girls hit a 58-year low

• Modern take on an ancient brain booster By Elena Conis

• A desperate act opens her eyes to the big picture By Linda Reid Chassiakos

Insurance Industry Turns to Lobbyists

• Jack Will Spring for Health Coverage By Julie Tamaki

• Tomato Growers Happily See Red By Jerry Hirsch

• G-20 Takes No Stand on the Dollar

• Absolut Is Feeling the Chill in a Changing Global Vodka Market By Adam Jones and Nicholas George

• This Week’s Datebook

• Battle Over Brand Name

• Mogul Becomes a Jakarta Reformer By Shawn Donnan

• In Asia, Falling U.S. Dollar Is Both Loved and Loathed By Alexandra Harney, David Ibison and Jung-A Song

• Homes of Yukos Managers Searched

• For Oracle, Winning a War May Be Only Half the Battle By Joseph Menn

• Kodak, Sony in Photo Finish

• China Reaffirms Review of Yuan

• The Next Runaway Industry By Michael Hiltzik

• Slight Slowing in Growth of Healthcare Costs Expected By Gary Cohn

Anti-terror patrols give a city the jitters

• We’ll always have Paris By Mark Swed

• Moviegoers uncover a ‘National Treasure’ By Betsy Sharkey

• The GQ mariachi By Agustin Gurza

• Like his songs, he was a classic By Michael Feinstein

• FX exploring the minefield that is Iraq By Scott Collins

• Something from a lot of nothing By Susan King

• Eminem points the way in hip-hop sales By Randy Lewis

• Tim Allen, an evergreen of yule films By Susan King

• ‘Skiing Is Believing’ By Noel Alan Anenberg

• David Bisbal keeps L.A. debut in line By Ernesto Lechner

• Are manners important?

• Most celebrity activists are informed, articulate By Alfre Woodard

• Mixing up my tonic for a blue mood By Al Martinez

• Sailing to Byzantium on waves of plainsong By Adam Baer

• Never a down day with the folksy Banhart band By Steve Hochman

• Jokes & Riddles

• High skill but little joy in tribute to Billy Higgins By Don Heckman

• The ABCs of a communication revolution By Nathan Bierma

• ‘Twill be a good night when ”Twas’ poem is sold By Pat Milton

• Whirling Dervishes find a spin zone By Chris Pasles

• A chronicle of autism with twice the impact By Tony Peyser

Intelligence Bill Struck an Armed Services Reef

• Revision Marches to Social Agenda By Scott Gold

• Leaks and Flooding Drain Boston’s Faith in the Big Dig By Elizabeth Mehren

• Western Icons Making Dens in the Eastern U.S. By Richard Rainey

• GOP Plants Flag on New Voting Frontier By Ronald Brownstein and Richard Rainey

• Grand Canyon Flooded to Restore Ecosystem

• McCain Says 2008 Run for President Is Possible

• Man on No-Fly List, Companion Detained

• Five Hunters Shot Dead in Wisconsin Dispute

• Man Mauled After Teen Spooks Tiger at Fair

• Washington Outlook

• Judge Rejects GOP Bid to Halt Ballot Recount in Washington

• Mayor’s Race Settled by a Flip of the Coin

• Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding, Evacuations

• Study Finds Enforcement of Civil Rights Laws Plummets

With Blood on Our Hands

• Breaking the Kashmir Impasse By Rajan Menon

• That ‘Damned Girdle’: the Hidden Factor That Might Have Killed Kennedy By James Reston Jr.

• Hahn’s Image Problem

• It Doesn’t End With Fallouja

• A Little Healing in Little Rock

Ukraine Opposition Claims Win

• Chile Scraps State Dinner Over Tussle With U.S. Secret Service By Héctor Tobar and Peter Wallsten

• Locusts Swarm South, Devouring Flora

• Bush Renews Migrant Pledge By Peter Wallsten and Richard Boudreaux

• Unions Across a Divide By Mark Magnier

• Iraq Vote a Priority for Shiite Leader By Alissa J. Rubin

• U.S. Troops Fire on Bus, Killing 3 By Ashraf Khalil

• Israel Says It’s Willing to Be Flexible for Palestinian Vote By Ken Ellingwood

• Extremist Threats Put Netherlands in Turmoil By Sebastian Rotella

• Iran Moves to Suspend Enrichment

• 57 Miners Killed in China Fire

• Movie Scandal Angers Chinese By Ching-Ching Ni

• Typhoon Muifa Leaves 8 Dead, 61 Missing

• Paris Club Nations to Forgive 80% of Iraq Debt

• U.S. Troops Report Finding More Torture Sites in Fallouja

• Party Holds On to Presidency, Parliament

• 181 Go on Trial in Mauritania

• Quake Kills Child, Destroys Houses