Archive for Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Kanye West Holds School Crowd Rapt

• Yes, It’s Jingle (Cash Register) Bells All the Way By Steve Harvey

• Race for Cox Seat Heats Up Airwaves By Jean O. Pasco

• Got the World by a String By Sam Quinones

• School Takeover Plan: Too Big an Assignment? By Joel Rubin and Richard Fausset

• Pair Plead Not Guilty in Home Loan Scam By Jill Leovy

• Inland Anti-Gang Unit in the Works By Lance Pugmire

• Liu Binyan, 80; Chinese Writer, Intellectual Was Exiled After Uprising in Tiananmen Square By Myrna Oliver

• Peter E. Haas Sr., 86; Led Levi Strauss in Eras of Social and Economic Change By Leslie Earnest

• Schools Reach Across Border By Gregory W. Griggs

• State Looks to Lead Pollution Fight By Miguel Bustillo

• Polly Phleger Goodan, 83; Enabled Protection of 1,200 Acres of Redwoods

• Gregg Hoffman, 42; Producer of Horror Films ‘Saw,’ ‘Saw II’ By Claire Hoffman

• S.D. Mayor Takes Office By Tony Perry

• Teen Shot Outside O.C. School By Susana Enriquez

• Former TV Anchor Dies of Smoke Inhalation

• Police Baffled by Booby-Trapped Pens By Jia-Rui Chong

• Blood Drops Inconclusive, Expert Says By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Pickup Truck Driver Sought in Fatal Crash

• 9 Deny Guilt in Alleged Fake-Marriage Scam

• Man, 46, Dies of Injuries in Hit-and-Run Accident

• More Shows for O.C. Venue? By Dave Mckibben

• UC Board Settles Suit Over Cadaver Program

• Aniston Sues Over Topless Photos By Richard Winton

• College Picks San Jose Educator as President

• Boy, 16, Wins Top Award at Math Competition

• Environmental Study on Moving of Runway OKd

• Fewer Arrests Made at Chargers Game

• Green Cards Recalled Because of a Glitch By Solomon Moore

• Anaheim Officer Who Shot Suspect Is Identified

• Officer Not Charged in Death of Teenager By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

THE LONE STEER STATE

• Clippers Give Heat a Brand Spanking By Jason Reid

• Coast-to-Coast Shift Could Wake Up Sharks, Bruins By Helene Elliott

• Shaq Is Glad to See Some Old Friends By Mark Heisler

• Dean Prevents Spiders’ Upset

• Redondo Makes Its Case Against Stockton St. Mary’s By Martin Henderson

• It All Adds Up to a Frustrating Season By Larry Stewart

• Izturis Is Surprised by Furcal Acquisition By Tim Brown

• NFL Hopes Saints Return to Superdome Late in ‘06

• TONIGHT By Mike Terry

• Oklahoma Holds Off UCLA Women, 83-78

• Prucha Powers Rangers to Win

• Byrd Ends Up With Indians By Mike Digiovanna

• Carlyle Delivers Explicit Message By Joel Greenberg

• One More for Mira Costa Coach By Lauren Peterson

• Trojans Off to Strong Start By Ben Bolch

• Orange Outstanding Under Coach Gibson By Martin Henderson

• Seahawks Are Flying High By Sam Farmer

• Furcal in Dodger Stadium Is Out-and-Out Ridiculous By T J. Simers

• Southern Section Football to Return to Conference Format By Eric Sondheimer;steven Herbert

• San Diego State Fires Craft After Four Years

• Director of Officials Satisfied With Handling of Anti-Obstruction Rules By Helene Elliott

• Ottawa Plays Like a Winner but Doesn’t Talk Like It

• Ducks Just Needed to Get Feet Wet By Joel Greenberg

• Molina May Stay Put By Mike Digiovanna

• Fish Report

• U.S. Has a Cupful of Possibilities By Lisa Dillman

• Battle in Back of the Pack By Dan Arritt

• With Stadium Video Boards, Seeing Is Believing By Rick Schwartz

• Mavericks Ride Nowitzki

• Dunleavy Won’t Rest on Team’s Laurels By Jason Reid

• It’s Tough to Find Positives By Chris Foster

• Opponents Know That Bryant’s Only Faking It By Mike Bresnahan

• Holmes Win Caps Tough PGA Week

• Major League Stars Sign Up for World Baseball Classic By Tim Brown

Promised lands

• It’s all about character By Steve Hymon

• Free-range cows By Hugo Martín

• Eyes fixed on birds and boats By Mary Forgione and Laurie K. Schenden

• Just think of it as a toaster for your socks By Scott Doggett

• Onward and outward By Thomas Curwen

• Grizzly bear

• New trail head for ORVers By Joe Robinson

• Beauty’s value shines not on us, but in us By Gretel Ehrlich

• Obstacle course offers a new option By Hugo Martín

• Annie, get your gun By Scott Doggett

You’re a Good Magnet for Holiday Ads, Charlie Brown

• Brokers Hope to Keep Footing on NYSE Floor By Walter Hamilton

• KB to Build in New Orleans By Annette Haddad

• Firm Bids for Rest of Sears Canada

• Ford May Decide on Plant Closures Soon

• Cellphone Firms Responding to Signals of Dissatisfaction By James S. Granelli

• ABC News Picks Duo for New Format By Matea Gold

• Boston Scientific Offers $25 Billion for Guidant

• Rates on Short-Term T-Bills Rise in Auction

• Also

• Lawsuits Against DuPont Reinstated By Myron Levin

• Lions Gate Cuts Forecast by 57%; Shares Fall 12%

• State Consumers Still Cautious By Bill Sing

• Jury Orders Ameriquest to Pay $4.9 Million By E. Scott Reckard

• White House Opposes Bailout for U.S. Firms

• Times to Close Printing Plant in Chatsworth By Roger Vincent

• Boeing Engineers in Kansas Reject Contract

• DreamWorks Names President By Richard Verrier

• Briefly

• NBC to Make TV Shows Available on Video IPods By Meg James

• Westin to Launch Ban on Smoking

• Pump Price Tumbles in California

• Verizon May Sell or Spin Off Directory Unit to Raise Cash

• State to Sell $1 Billion in General Obligation Bonds

• FDA Not Concerned by Mentor Claims

• Television Executives Rethink Ratings System By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Man Arrested in Fraud Case By E. Scott Reckard

• Weinsteins Sign Distribution Deal With Genius Products By Claudia Eller

• Gemstar Sells SkyMall Specialty Retail Business

• Overcharge Claims Sent to Government Utilities

• China Orders 150 Airbus Planes Valued at $10 Billion

• Executive Is Ousted at Sony Pictures By Claudia Eller

• GMAC Agrees to Sell Loans to Scotia Capital

• WTO Judges Rule Against U.S. on Lumber

• Service Sector Growth Eases

• Higher Oil Prices Clip Stocks

• Also

She’s no movie star

• Discs are the new soapbox By Elaine Dutka

• A painter’s chance to shine

• ‘Mooarachi’ By Maria Cisneros Toth

• Chappelle to make brief TV return

• Dinah Shore, Elvis and Dino on the holiday list By Susan King

• Has Larry kicked it to the ‘Curb’? By Paul Brownfield

• It takes a zombie to speak out By Patrick Goldstein

• ‘Pretty bad year’ brings Gary Allan true growth By Randy Lewis

• Reflections that don’t cut deeply By Randy Lewis

• Admonishment, and a helping hand By Soren Baker

• Outraged, morbid – in a good way By Steve Appleford

• Lots of style, little soul at Disney Hall By Don Heckman

• A trip that’s not worth taking By Richard Cromelin

• An avid bibliophile pages his way through history By Matthew Price

• Much of nation’s art is in peril By Lynne Heffley

• Pistols fired up about honor By Geoff Boucher

• Jokes & Riddles

• Not his usual suave demeanor By Robert W. Welkos

• Nimbus spans eras with ease By Richard S. Ginell

• Is it a shed? Is it a boat? Is it art?

• Weekend box office

• Getty adds four to board By Christopher Reynolds And Jason Felch

Plame Is Set to Leave the CIA

• Tulane’s ‘Semester Abroad’ Coming to an End By Elizabeth Mehren

• Bush Accentuates the Positive at Booming Factory By Edwin Chen

• Count Is Dropped, but DeLay Still Faces Trial By James Gerstenzang and Ronald Brownstein

• Hunt Kicks Off With Downing of 50 Bears

• She Was Driven to Find Bodies of Missing Kids

• Titanic Finding Suggests Ship Sank More Quickly

• State Takes Pounding From Strong Winds

• FEMA Knew Hurricane Response Was Deficient, E-Mails Show By Nicole Gaouette

• Lockyer Asks Justices to Rein In 9th Circuit Court By David G. Savage

• U.S. Urges States to Prepare for Bird Flu By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• 9/11 Panel Says U.S. Fails Terror Readiness Checkup By Greg Miller

• Price for Bloomberg Reelection: $103 Per Vote

• Arson Ringleader Gets Almost 20 Years

• Hearing Delayed for Floridian Who Killed 6-Year-Old By Jon Burstein

• The bard was simply a man of his time By James Shapiro

• Oy to the world By Joel Stein

• CPR for Russian democracy

• Flunking out on security

• The tax cut two-step

• Is Arnold better off without the GOP? By Dan Schnur

• Giving up on New Orleans By Mike Tidwell

Accounts of Brutality Roil Hussein Trial

• Suicide Bomber Kills 5 in Israel By Ken Ellingwood and Vita Bekker

• Somalis Wait as Militias Slow Delivery of Aid By Edmund Sanders

• French Engineer Abducted in Iraq By Louise Roug

• Rice Warns Europe on Questioning U.S. Tactics By Paul Richter

• Iraqi Everyman Faces Off With Hussein By Borzou Daragahi

• Rumsfeld Stresses Optimistic View of Iraq By Mark Mazzetti

• Judge Orders Former Candidate Detained

• 14 Die as Roof Fails Under Snow

• Rising Waters Chase Residents Inland

• Former Iraqi Official Dies in U.S. Hospital

• Opponents, Observers Criticize Election

• Official Confirms Arms Deal With Iran

• Former Forced Laborers Laud Austrian Fund By Alissa J. Rubin and Elisabeth Penz

• Troops Used for Politics, Yawer Says

• Framing the Case Against Curator By Tracy Wilkinson