Archive for Thursday, August 25, 2005

Mural or Graffiti? City Draws Line

• Bill Targets Nail Salon Outbreaks By Wendy Lee

• Alleged Gator Dumpers Arrested By Hector Becerra

• When Blame Knocks on the Wrong Door By H G. Reza

• State Leads U.S. in Car Thefts, With L.A. Area Topping 73,000 By Veronica Torrejon

• Health, Financial Woes May Have Led to Inglewood Killings By Claudia Zequeira

• Cal Lutheran Gets Record $5-Million Gift By Fred Alvarez

• Norco Base Granted Reprieve By Susannah Rosenblatt and Susana Enriquez

• Actress Johansson Calm on Accident 911 Tape By David Haldane

• Steve Ramsey, 52; Former Station Manager at KTLA-TV

• William Eaton, 74; Pulitzer Winner, Times Foreign Correspondent By Richard T. Cooper

• Family Posts Missing Alert for Actress By Lance Pugmire

• Dennis Lynds, 81; Author Used Detective Novels to Explore Social Conditions By Myrna Oliver

• Government Must Pay in Ploy for Redwoods By E. Scott Reckard and Tim Reiterman

• State to Pay $10 Million in Deaths of 4 at Aqueduct By Andrew Blankstein

• 4 Mountain Bikers Get Much More Than a 3-Hour Tour By Mai Tran

• Dumping of Pets Is Common Practice By Jessica Gresko

• Clifford McCarty, 76; Film Scholar Wrote Books on Bogart, Others

• Drive-By Shooting Kills One, Wounds Five

• School Control Bill Put on Hold By Jordan Rau

• MTA Agrees to Pay $45 Million to Settle Suit Over Subway By Caitlin Liu

• Deaths of Producer, Child an Accident

• Man Vanishes After Frantic Call to Friend By Jill Leovy

• Milton P. Gordon, 75; Scientist Showed Trees Clean the Environment

• One Killed, One Hurt in Bike Shop Shooting

• Poll Shows Voters Sour on Governor By Robert Salladay

• Retrial of 3 Men Nears End By John M. Glionna

• Lockyer Plans Fraud Suit Against Drug Companies By Marc Lifsher

• Vote Delayed on Specialty Hospital

• Dead Humpback Whale Disappears From Beach

• Man’s Body Found in Motel Swimming Pool

• Area Codes for Devices Approved By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Mayor Dies One Day After Turning 79

• Alleged Drug Dealer Tosses the Wrong Bag

• For Gov., Poll Is Unpleasant But Required Reading By George Skelton

• Train Hits Dump Truck Near Somis By Catherine Saillant

A SHOT IN THE DARK

• Adding Injury to Insults, Bradley Done for a While By Steve Henson

• Carroll Is Most Intrigued by the Glanville Factor By Gary Klein

• They’re in a World of Their Own By Thomas Bonk

• Astros Have Nothing Bad to Say About Kent By Tim Brown

• Distracted Dodgers Lose, 2-1 By Steve Henson

• Have Arm, Might Travel By Mike Digiovanna

• Real Big Three for Tour: Money, TV and Schedule By Thomas Bonk

• Earlier Meeting Awaits Sisters

• Cycling World Is on Edge By Diane Pucin

• Colon Shuts Down Orioles By Mike Digiovanna

• San Remy’s Stock on the Rise By Bob Mieszerski

• Dodgers Are Sorely Lacking in Leaders By J A. Adande

• Galaxy Eliminates San Jose

• If Cut, They Have to Bring the Joystick By Pete Thomas

• Huggins to Step Down With $3-Million Deal

• Cassell Sounds Happy Now to Join Clippers By Jason Reid

• Carpenter Is First to Win 18 Games

• Eagles Suffer Another Setback

• California Team Topples Florida, 6-2

• Angels Not in Favor of Schedule Change By Mike Digiovanna

• Deal Could Save Pacific Life Open By Lisa Dillman

• Second Shot at Starting for Cassel By Lonnie White

• Hamilton to Have New Role By Larry Stewart

• Infield Feels Effect of Izturis’ Absence By Steve Henson

• Rest Pays Off for Saarloos, Athletics

• Harris Poll Loses Four of Its Voters By Chris Dufresne

Affordable art? Right this way

• Here’s the dish on fast-food secrets By Dog Davis

• A familiar formation By Pete Metzger

• Cultures united in waves of grain By Susan Carpenter

• Imagine that, then draw it By Brenda Rees

• Stitching a vision of China By Merrill Balassone

• Finding her way, post-Destiny By Natalie Nichols

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Film academy taps Sid Ganis as president By Robert W. Welkos

• They’re back on the radar By Kevin Thomas

• Turn left and pray By Grady Miller

• Times names book editor By James Rainey

• Fired host gets a KFI shift By Martin Miller

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• Romance and watery rumpus By S. Irene Virbila

• Taking the scene downtown By Kevin Bronson

• The Killers cash in on new ‘Fuss’ By Richard Cromelin

• This caveman digs nature and the Sox By Mark Sachs

• One harmonic convergence

• Women want a house around the man By Howard Leff

• A fun night, in and out of the chamber By Daniel Cariaga

• View finder By Leslee Komaiko

• Toronto truly a premiere festival

• Theater By F. Kathleen Foley

• Ask the Critic: Carina Chocano

• The Ives-Mahler connection By Mark Swed

• Playboy to have digital version

• Ex-CEO Fiorina to write book

• National tour of ‘Little Women’ delayed by fire By Lynne Heffley

• Timberlake libel suit is settled

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• Rolling Stones add 14 shows By Geoff Boucher

Levi Imitates Art: Warhol’s Work to Pop Up on Clothes

• Reality a Sweatshop, TV Writers Allege By Richard Verrier

• AOL Case Points to a Trend: Breaking Up Is Hard to Do By Chris Gaither

• Intel Unveils Chips for Media PCs By Terril Yue Jones

• July Reports Give Mixed Picture of U.S. Economy

• U.S. Judge Rejects Overtime Lawsuit by UPS Supervisors

• Organic Beauty Products Get a Lift With USDA About-Face By Roger Vincent

• Drug Firms Try to Fool Voters By Michael Hiltzik

• U.S. Urges Britain Not to Offer Airbus More Loans

• New Supply Concerns Push Oil Up Again By Ronald D. White

• Agilent to Move Main Office to Santa Clara

• News Corp.’s Chernin Is Paid More Than Boss

• Plan Is Rejected for New State Energy Agency By Marc Lifsher

• Nursing Home Company Accepts Sweetened Offer

• Moody’s Lowers Debt Ratings for Ford, GM

• Bankruptcy Filings Soar Before Revamp

• Also

• Ebbers Is Ordered to Medium-Security Prison

• Maris Family Settlement Includes $120 Million

• Saks Plans to Repay $48 Million to Vendors

• Loan Exec Loses Ruling to Ex-Wife By E. Scott Reckard

• American Express OKs Spinoff of Advisory Unit

• SEIU Head Says No to AFL-CIO Return

• TiVo Posts First Profit but Warns of Loss By Alex Pham

• Universal, Fox Make ‘Halo’ Movie Deal

• North Coast Fisheries Is Fined; Exec Gets Jail

• SBC to Offer Yahoo Music to DSL Customers

• Warner Music to Launch an Internet-Only Label

• FTD Sues Rival, Alleges Misleading Advertising

• Hewlett-Packard Wins Lucasfilm Contract

• Big Bait Sinks Alleged Phisher By Joseph Menn

• Stocks Slide as Oil Surges

• 8 May Be Charged in Probe of KPMG

• Johnson Controls to Buy York in $2.4-Billion Deal

‘Tea Party’

• Creativity Corner

• Jokes & Riddles

A CIA Cover Blown, a White House Exposed

• Pentagon Plan to Cut Bases Derailed By John Hendren

• Parole Board Is Asked to Amend Death Sentence By Lianne Hart

• Reid Makes First Public Appearance Since Stroke

• Germ Sours Florida Citrus Industry By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Bush Invokes Military Mother to Defend War By Peter Wallsten

• On High Court Vote, Centrist Democrats Caught in Middle By Maura Reynolds

• Witness Recants in Maryland Arson Trial

• South Florida’s Eastern Coast Steels for Katrina to Become a Hurricane

• Northwest Flight Diverted

• Court Rules Mayor’s Recall Can Go Forward

• ‘No Child Left Behind’ Funding Is Defended

• National Zoo Plays Name That Giant Panda Cub

• Judge Orders School to Readmit Teen Rapper

• Robertson Apologizes for Chavez Remarks

• No Motive Apparent in Wal-Mart Slayings

• GOP Fears Gas Price Anger May Spill Over By Richard Simon and Mary Curtius

• 9 States Unite to Cut Greenhouse Gases

• No Radioactive Breach Found at Hanford Dump

• Ft. Bliss Soldiers Treated for Exposure to Fumes

Love and marriage, L.A.-style

• Hollywood shuffle

• A united Iraq – what’s the point? By John Yoo

• A mostly Pat hand By Paul Thornton

• Base benefits don’t add up By Catherine Lutz

• Put a little faith in Roberts By Mario M. Cuomo

• The military’s parent problem By Margaret Carlson

• A powerful idea

Recasting the actor’s studio

• In step with style By David A. Keeps

• Too cool for just school By David A. Keeps

• Meet the mini-Modernists By Janet Eastman

• Top-tier technique By Tony Kienitz

• Where inspiration flows freely By Janet Eastman

• Raise your paddle with confidence By Janet Eastman

• The fabric of history By Alexandria Abramian-Mott

• When you need to hire a pro By Janet Eastman

• Dreaming of the Midas touch By Chris Erskine

• Fall’s near, but far By Robert Smaus

• Clutter transformed By Alexandria Abramian-Mott

Feeling as Small as His Herd

• Islamic Slant in Charter Decried By Edmund Sanders

• Sadr Backers and Foes Clash in Najaf By Borzou Daragahi and Raheem Salman

• At Least 34 Dead in Europe Flooding

• Toll in Crash Revised; Crews Search for Bodies

• Britain Issues Criteria for Deportation By John Daniszewski

• West Bank Raid Kills 4 Members of Islamic Jihad

• Two Army Battalions Heading for Iraq

• India Moves Toward Guaranteed Jobs Program for Rural Poor By Paul Watson

• President Says Scientist Gave Plans to N. Korea

• 26 Held After Sinai Raids by Security Forces

• Parliament Rejects 4 Cabinet Nominees

• U.S. Diplomat Is Briefly Held by Belarusian Police

• Israel Says It Will Annex Palestinian Land By Laura King

• Fierce Winds Blamed for Afghan Copter Crash

• Court Strikes Down Anti-Sodomy Laws

• Afghans Decry Sentences for GIs

• Researcher Is Missing After Shark Attack