Archive for Tuesday, October 05, 2004

A Nobel for Explaining How the Nose Knows

• Rocket Takes 1st Prize of a New Space Race By Peter Pae

Radical ’70s Produced a Conservative Conciliator

• Janet Leigh, 77; Memorable Shower Scene in ‘Psycho’ Established Her as a Major Star By Myrna Oliver

• Girlfriend Takes Flight After Scenic Drive in L.A. By Steve Harvey

• Southland’s Big Double Play By Kimi Yoshino and Dave Mckibben

• Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr., 77; One of Mercury 7 Astronauts By John Johnson

• Bad Marks for Prison School By Tim Reiterman

• County in Talks for New Trauma Center By Jia-Rui Chong

• Norm Schachter, 90; Longtime NFL Referee Officiated at Super Bowl I By Dennis Mclellan

• Crowded Prison Tries to Make Room for the 3 Rs Behind Bars By Tim Reiterman

• Ex-Judge Hit Anew With Porn Case By Christine Hanley

• Signals Mixed on Hands-Free Phone Safety By Caitlin Liu

• No Pain, No Gain

• Voters Can Register by Mail-In Form

• Beaches Closed After Shark Attacks Surfer

• Police Seek Help in Death Inquiry

• Sheriff’s Charity Group Probed By Christine Hanley and H G. Reza

• Irvine Finds Error on Mailed Ballot By Daniel Yi

• Hahn Unveils Plan to Speed Traffic Flow By Sharon Bernstein

• Witness Testifies of Threat Before Death of Auto Racer

• Firefighter Crushed to Death as Part of Tree Topples By Eric Bailey

• L.A. Unified Targets Workers’ Comp Fraud By Zeke Minaya

• Sheriff to Investigate Culver City Incident By Richard Winton

• 2 Tribes Sign Pacts to Develop Wind Farms

• Security Guard to Be Retried in Man’s Death By Lance Pugmire

• Prosecutor Is Facing Child Porn Charges By David Haldane

• Santa Paula Hospital May Be Revived By Amanda Covarrubias

• Governor Faults Prop. 70 Backers By Peter Nicholas and Dan Morain

• Ex-Bus Driver Admits Assaults By Claire Luna

• Forced Home Sale Limits Vetoed By Daniel Yi

• Armored Car Is Robbed by Extortionist By Richard Winton and Jason Felch

How They Match Up

• How They Matchup By Jason Reid

• Different Slant By Gary Klein

• How They Fared

• Bryant and O’Neal Take It Coast to Coast By J A. Adande

• Shields Has Protected the Angels All Season By Mike Digiovanna

• Red Sox Were Odd Team In By Tim Brown

• Cardinal Success Is as Simple as Plan A, B, C By Bill Shaikin

• Reveling in Their Moments By Jason Reid

• Broken Thumb Sidelines Jaric By Jerry Crowe

• Evans’ Pieces Fit in Dodger Puzzle By Bill Plaschke

• Chiefs Control Game, Ravens

• Bryant and O’Neal Take It Coast to Coast By Mark Heisler

• Youth Is Served in Coaching Ranks By Eric Sondheimer

• Bryant Avoids War of Words By Mike Bresnahan

• Feeding Bryant’s Offense Is New Laker Pass Time By T J. Simers

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Precautionary Move Puts Bush Off-Limits to Contact By Gary Klein

• Payton Joins Celtics’ Camp

• Mariners Fire Melvin

• Attorneys: Accuser Should Be Identified By Steve Henson

• Remember, There’s an ‘I’ in Third Person By Lisa Dillman

• How They Matchup By Helene Elliott

• Yet, All You Have to Say Is ‘1986’ By Mike Penner

• Hailing Cesar, Whose Fame Is a Two-Sided Issue By Ross Newhan

• NFL Owner Might Have Designs on Manchester By Grahame L. Jones

• How They Matchup

• Reveling in Their Moments By Mike Digiovanna

• Scioscia Will Finalize Starting Lineup Today By Chris Foster

• Arms Against Bats on Display By Helene Elliott

• Dorrell Is Familiar With Stoops’ Style By Lonnie White

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• Mission Viejo Leery of Rested De La Salle By Martin Henderson

• Packers Trade McKenzie

• Morency Won’t Be Disciplined Further

• How They Matchup By Ben Bolch

• How They Matchup

• Coaches Are on the List By Jason Reid

• Power grab By Scott Doggett

• Serial summit disorder By Jenny Dubin

• Outtakes

• Volcano closes Mt. St. Helens hiking By John C. Ryan

• Windshield splat attack By Veronique De Turenne

• Claw to the top By Terry Tychon

• Sticking up for Louie and Wendell By Christopher Reynolds

• Modernist ruins tucked away By Jenna Bordelon

• California gall wasp By David Lukas

• Take a seat and ride the wave By Christopher Allport

• $3-Billion Bond Issue to Fund Stem Cell Research

• Salmon pollute other fish By Ashley Powers

• Tax on $1-Million-Plus Incomes for Mental Health Funding

• Changes Primary Election System

• Restriction on Suits Under Unfair Business Competition Law

• Half-Cent Sales Tax Hike to Boost Law Enforcement Funding

• Phone Surcharge to Pay for Emergency Medical Services

• Continuation of Half-Cent Sales Tax for Transit Projects

• Preserves Current Primary Election System

• Candidate Biographies

• Beaches no longer for birds By Charles Duhigg

• Competing Gambling Measures: Tracks and Card Clubs vs. Indian Casinos

• $500-Million Water Bond to Clean Up Municipal Rivers, Lakes

• Requiring a Third-Strike Offense to Be a Serious Crime

‘Desperate’ Delivers a Promising Start

• Intel Moving Into Digital Living Room By Terril Yue Jones

• Software Woes May Stem From Planning Failures By Matthew Fordahl

• Prosecutors Argue Against Delaying Banker’s Sentence

• Puppet Sex Leads to Rating Rift By Rachel Abramowitz

• Office Depot CEO Resigns After 4 Years

• Power List Puts EBay’s Whitman on Top

• Two New Directors at Krispy Kreme

• AES Plans to Build More Power Plants By James F. Peltz

• Siebel Expects Sales, Profit to Fall but Still Beat Forecasts

• Rates Are Mixed in Treasury Bill Auction

• Survey Predicts 4.3% Rise in GDP

• Tobacco Lawyer Denies Knowing About Papers

• Also

• Governor Names Chief of Real Estate Agency By Annette Haddad

• AIG May Face SEC Suit on Statements to Investors

• Freddie Mac Revamps Division

• Wal-Mart Is Planning to Boost Store Space by 8%

• 20th Century Fox Joins Blu-ray DVD Group

• Factory Orders Drop in August

• Suit Against Restaurant Gets Boost By Julie Tamaki

• Director Says PeopleSoft CEO Misled Analysts By Alex Pham

• Limit Reached on H1-B Work Visas

• Brokerage Firms Agree to Settle NASD Claims

• AMD Warns Sales Won’t Meet Forecast

• Drop in Oil Prices Helps Extend Wall Street Rally

• FCC’s Powell Is Said to Back Wireless Merger

• Java Infringes Kodak Patents, Jury Decides By David Colker

• Netflix Subscribers Rise 73% to 2.23 Million

• Michael Mondavi Leaves Board of Winemaker By Jerry Hirsch

• Memo Says Boeing, Airbus Could Both Suffer in WTO Case

• Schwab Cuts Trading Prices Again

• Government Seeks Data on Rituxan Marketing

• Gasoline Jumps a Dime a Gallon in California

• Warner to Pay Back Investors By Richard Verrier

• Cigarette Vending Suit to Proceed

A dizzying sense of change

• Sex, lies and artists By Mark Swed

• Sale salutes a force in Surrealism By Suzanne Muchnic

• Nature’s beauty inspires artists

• ‘Squid Sandwich’ By Michael Carbonara

• Biopics tackle life or something like it By Patrick Goldstein

• The shower By Carina Chocano

• Elton John thinks little of Madonna

• Chorale opts for solemnity By Richard S. Ginell

• ‘Tanner’ plays with politics By Robert Lloyd

• Antiwar battles on two fronts By John Needham

• The ultimate creature feature, twice over By Robert Lloyd

• Rockwell originals for sale

• Las Vegas-like glitz trumps Brazilian authenticity By Victoria Looseleaf

• No Oscar for orphaned ‘Diaries’ By Patrick Goldstein

• By the Numbers By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Kilmer show gets make-over By Don Shirley

• Jokes & Riddles

• La Jolla changes its schedule By Don Shirley

• Prints bestowed on Tate Gallery By Suzanne Muchnic

• Stones’ Watts finishes chemo

• ‘Champ’ is defeated By Scott Collins

Justices Reject Appeal of California Contraception Law

• ‘Old Granny D’ Just Keeps On Walking – Into a Race for Senate By Elizabeth Mehren

• Political Passions Near a Fever Pitch By Faye Fiore

• Spy Reform Bill’s Guiding Light Is Up to the Task By Mary Curtius

• High Court Poised to Topple Federal Sentencing Rules By David G. Savage

• Man Held in Britain Is Accused by U.S. of Jetliner Bomb Plot By Richard B. Schmitt

• Shoplifting Report Costs CIA Official New Post

• In a ‘50-50 Nation,’ Voter Applications Up Sharply By John M. Glionna and Maria L. La Ganga

• Two Wealthy Texans Refuel Swift Boat Attack Ads By Stephen Braun and Lisa Getter

• Bush, Kerry Press Ahead By Matea Gold and Edwin Chen

• Man Held in Madrid Bombings Sues U.S.

• Stay Sought in Ruling on ‘Soft Money’

• NRA Starts Ads Critical of Kerry By Nick Anderson

• Four Soldiers Charged in Death of Iraqi General

• To the Moon, Alice

• Vote for Three-Strikes Reform

• Buck Stops in the Voting Booth By Robert Scheer

• Cut Fannie Mae Loose

• Why N. Korea Talks Matter So Much By J. Peter Scoblic

• There Are Too Few Lawsuits, Not Too Many By Amitai Etzioni

• To Buy Cheap or Not to Buy Cheap By J. Bradford Delong

In Afghanistan, Low-Key Debate Precedes High-Profile Election

• A Choice of Two Directions Down Under By Richard C. Paddock

• Lining Up for Dangerous Work By Ashraf Khalil

• Brasilia Awaits Its Next Life By Henry Chu

• More Rockets Fired as Toll Rises in Gaza By Laura King

• Four Car Bombs Kill 20 People, Hurt 113 By Ashraf Khalil and Edmund Sanders

• Bremer: U.S. Sent Too Few Troops

• Lawmakers Approve Khmer Rouge Tribunal

• China’s Testy Foreign Policy Wins Few Friends, Despite Need By Mark Magnier

• General Confirmed as Winner of Presidency

• Smuggling of Forced Laborers Rife, U.S. Says

• Defendant Pleads Guilty to Charges in Rape Case

• Pssst

• 100,000 Rally, Call for End to North’s Regime