Archive for Monday, December 05, 2005

Recycling in Los Angeles: Bin There, Doing That

• 3 Shot as Rival Biker Gangs Clash at Toy Drive in Norco By Lance Pugmire

• They’re Heading Home, With His Directions By Sam Quinones

• Coming to Terms with the Death of a Marine By Tony Perry

• Where Young Boxers Get a Fighting Chance By David Reyes

• A Bulwark Against Bullies By Catherine Saillant

• Glider Pilot and Passenger Survive Crash in the San Gabriels By Joel Rubin

• Jack Colvin, 71; Known for Role in TV’s ‘Hulk’ By Myrna Oliver

• Harry W. Lawton, 77; Was Author, Historian and Former Journalist By Dennis Mclellan

• Californians Conflicted on Williams’ Fate By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan

• E. Coli Source Still Sought By Ann M. Simmons

• Yosemite Fauna on the Up and Up By Eric Bailey

• Poll Reveals Depth of Voters’ Mistrust By George Skelton

• James A. Rawley, 89; Expert on Civil War and Race Relations

• Homework Center Nurtures Urban Youths By Sandy Banks

• Man Falls to Death From Campus Dorm Stairway

• Suspicious Suitcase Shuts Down Bay Bridge

• Wilson ‘Lit’ Waters Jr., 74; Member of Gospel Groups

• Mayor Gains Strength in Wage Talks By Patrick Mcgreevy

Good for each other

• Like Armstrong, he’s on a power trip By John Horn

• Angina as a target By Linda Marsa

• Aging with grace, naturally By Shari Roan

• Turn your world upside down By Karen Voight

• Clearly hard to resist By Daniel Costello

• Navigating medical cyberspace By Judy Foreman

• Comforting news: Pacifiers have a plus side By Valerie Ulene

• ‘Friendly’ bacteria can ease stomach woes By Elena Conis

• Golf’s links to success By Jenny Hontz

• Deal ‘em in: Kids get a turn at fitness cards By Jeannine Stein

• Streamlined CPR rules make lifesaving easier By Jamie Stengle

• Marijuana linked to brain damage

• Caffeine may boost memory

• Older drugs risky for elderly

• Drug may cause B-12 deficiency By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

Bears Finally Get the Best of Favre, 19-7

• Lakers Miss Their Daddy By Mike Bresnahan

• Bruins Blush in a Hush By Steve Springer

• Vick’s Streak Is History

• Formality Follows Function for USC By Gary Klein

• Giants Want More By Sam Farmer

• A Team of a Different Stripe

• Chiefs Win on Appeal

• A Ray of Sunshine on Dark Day After By Lonnie White

• It’s Time to Talk Shop By Mike Digiovanna and Steve Henson

• Rush Finds Scoring Touch as a Bobcat By Mike Bresnahan

• There’s No Wardrobe Malfunction in Booth By Larry Stewart

• Aboya Makes Long-Awaited College Debut By Steve Springer

• York Comes Home to Hurt Red Wings

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Dunleavy Calls Rebounding Prowess Deceiving By Jason Reid

• Portland Shakes UCLA Quickly to Claim Title

• Prince to Coach Kansas State

• Dockery’s Heave Saves No. 1 Duke

• Finally, a Little Clarification By Mike Penner

• Roenick Battling Pneumonia By Chris Foster

• Frank Discussion Sold Furcal By Steve Henson

• Johnson Booed, Beaten in Return to Phoenix

• Carlyle Remaining Patient Through the Streaks By Eric Stephens

• Rose Bowl’s Hype Balloon Could Burst on Game Day By Chris Dufresne

• USC Wins Its Third NCAA Title

• Putting the ‘C’ Back in the BCS By Chris Dufresne

• It’s Chargers Who Just Win By Tony Perry

• Marlins Trade Lo Duca to Mets

• It’s Last Bush Push for Heisman By Gary Klein

• Croatia Wins First Davis Cup By Bob Mieszerski

• Colts First Into Playoffs

• Murphy Rules in Trojans’ Victory By Mike Terry

Picking a Battle Over Shortage of Farmworkers

• In ‘Narnia,’ Tycoon Seeks Blockbuster With a Message By Claudia Eller

• Delivery Companies Pressured By Marc Lifsher

• She Found Wealth in Water By John Burton

• Castro Enlists an Army of Youths in a War on Corruption By Marc Frank

• Biotech’s Studies on Bird Flu Could Be for Naught

• 10 Vehicles Are Singled Out in Safety Ratings

• Real Estate Fraud Booms By David Streitfeld

• RealNetworks Launching Initial Web-Based Version of Rhapsody

• Ads in Games Found Effective

• Focus on Family Pulling Funds From Bank Over Gay Issue

• Scrip Firm’s Woes Leave Nonprofits in the Lurch By Michael Hiltzik

• Zambia Learns to Cash In on Falls By John Reed

• Intel Moves to Give Itself a Key Home Entertainment Role By Terril Yue Jones

• Insurer Group to Open Bank By Debora Vrana

• Investment Banks Cash In on Mergers

‘Geisha’ shoes? Only if they’re classy

• Not really a morning person? By Matea Gold

• John Salley is still holding court By Martin Miller

• Bedford Falls in Pasadena By Daryl H. Miller

• A comfortable ‘Tragedy’ By Mark Swed

• Despite Theron, ‘Flux’ lacks spark By John Anderson

• Another man on the ‘Moon’ By Lynne Heffley

• ‘S is for Silence,’ and also surprises By Dick Lochte

• ‘Mooarachi’ By Maria Cisneros Toth

• The screenwriter who shaped a geisha By Susan King

• What’s your new product?

• A passionate evening of instrumental storytelling By Don Heckman

• Now on DVD: two pieces of 1940s Iowa heaven By Jan Stuart

• Tunes from the Renaissance – but still relevant today By Chris Pasles

• Jokes & Riddles

• Lovely accessories for your coffee table By Samantha Critchell

• We have ways of making you talk By Al Martinez

• For SAG show, cable has its virtues By James Bates

• ‘Triangle’: Fun keeps its bearings By Robert Lloyd

• West takes hip-hop tours to new level By Robert Hilburn

Cunningham’s Fall From Grace, Power

• Kennedy Honors Add Dazzle to D.C. By Emma Vaughn

• GOP Is Looking for a Walk-Off Home Run By Janet Hook

• Hunters Given 6 Days to Kill Black Bears

• Hurricane Epsilon Refuses to Go Quietly

• McCain Says He Won’t Back Down on Torture Ban

• Arkansas Man Jumps White House Fence

• President’s Motorcade Has a Fender Bender

• A Wave of Activism in States May Signal a Surge Nationwide By Ronald Brownstein

• Struggles in Afghanistan

• A ‘Narnia’ C.S. Lewis might love By Alan Jacobs

• Just going through a phrase By Ryan J. Smith

• Go west, young subway rider By D. J. Waldie

• Ghost of Napoleon haunts Tony Blair By Niall Ferguson

• Hail to the chief (of staff)

Ebb and Flow on the Volga

• Tens of Thousands Demand Democratic Reform in Hong Kong By Ching-Ching Ni

• Kazakhstan’s President Reelected in a Landslide By Kim Murphy

• Patch of Spain in Africa Draws Migrants By Tracy Wilkinson

• Allawi Flees Mob in Najaf, Says He Escaped Assassins By Borzou Daragahi and Saad Fakhrildeen

• Mayor’s Party Controls Moscow in Bellwether Vote By David Holley

• Chavez Allies Winning at Polls Amid Boycott

• Same-Sex Partnership Law to Take Effect

• Former Energy Secretary Accepts Nomination

• Ex-CIA Agent in Milan Asks for Immunity By Tracy Wilkinson

• Attack Thwarted When Motorcycle Hits Bomber

• U.S. Missile Linked to Site of Militant’s Death