Archive for Wednesday, December 07, 2005

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• NAACP Calls for Sparing Williams By Louis Sahagun and Lisa Richardson

• Republican Tops Border Activist in O.C. Election By Jean O. Pasco

• Toll Road Would Cross Park By Dan Weikel

• Whoosh vs. Shush: A War Over Wind Turbines By Ashley Powers

• Officers Assess Busway Safety By Amanda Covarrubias

• Kaare Kristiansen, 85; Quit Nobel Panel Over Peace Prize Shared by Arafat

• Bob Enevoldsen, 85; Jazz Trombonist Played With Big Bands

• Supervisors Criticize Jail Safety By Stuart Pfeifer and Richard Winton

• Ed Masry, 73; Attorney Won Major Settlement From PG&E, Sat on Thousand Oaks Council By Myrna Oliver

• Bus Color a Gray Area, Studies Show By Caitlin Liu

• Jerry Florence, 57; National and Local Fundraiser Became an AARP Executive By Myrna Oliver

• Firing of Officer in Teen’s Death Urged By Richard Winton

• O.C. Woman Is Attacked in Her Home By Susana Enriquez

• Engineers Union Stages Wage Protest By Patrick Mcgreevy

• O.C. Buys Sheriff’s Dept. Legal Aid By David Reyes

• 1st Hollywood Sign Sells for $450,400 on EBay

• DWP Board Criticizes Agency Expenditures By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Randy Jones, 56, Former Park Service Deputy Director

• Carona Ally Switches to Election Rival By Christine Hanley

• Chase Ends in Gunfire, Crash By Wendy Thermos

• Chick Renews Audit Offer By Richard Fausset

• Witnesses Challenge Lisker Evidence By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Police Seek Suspects in Man’s Slaying

• Riverside High-Rise Evacuated By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Gloria Lasso, 83; Spanish Singer Known for Romantic Ballads

• Cedar Glen Wildfire Recovery Gets $10-Million County Boost By Ashley Powers

• Effort to Take Over Campus Is Dropped By Joel Rubin

• Ventura County Gives Lawyers 4% Pay Raise

• Waste Runoff From Field Lab Probed By Gregory W. Griggs

• Study of ‘Social Host’ Law Gets OK By Catherine Saillant

• $5.1 Million OKd for Anti-Gang Task Force

• Boy Fatally Shot in Teen Melee in Garden Grove

• A Free Education Can Be Expensive By Dana Parsons

• Report on Liquefied Gas Safety Is Withheld By Deborah Schoch

• Woman Admits Forcing Niece Into Prostitution

• One year closure

• Gangsters Missed Tookie’s Lesson By Steve Lopez

• Governor Faces Revolt in GOP By Robert Salladay

Dodgers to Play Little Ball

• Yeah, That’s the Ticket By Robyn Norwood

• Lakers Buck Up in 111-92 Victory By Mike Bresnahan

• He’s the Player of New Decade By Thomas Bonk

• Lyon Deflects Words With Some Solid Play By Eric Sondheimer

• Garon Puts Stop to Kings’ Skid By Chris Foster

• Ducks’ 6-2 Setback Is Tough One to Figure By Eric Stephens

• Former Red Sox Manager Is Hired by the Dodgers By Tim Brown

• Howland Won’t Take Penders’ Bait By Diane Pucin

• TONIGHT By Mike Terry

• Boitano Says He’s Pulling for Kwan By Helene Elliott

• New Guy Would Be a Big Help By Steve Springer

• They Will Probably Know Him This Year By Larry Stewart

• Lewis Is Selected the Top Tight End By Gary Klein and Lonnie White

• Iowa and Indiana Tumble

• Too Much Talent on Centennial Roster By Dan Arritt

• Streaking Suns Set Some Highs, 130-85

• Flyers Beat Flames in Shootout, 1-0

• Arizona State Prevails

• Francis Is a Real Find for Floyd By Ben Bolch

• Mike Penner’s Rankings By Mike Penner

• USC Struggles in Victory By Mike Terry

• Dodgers to Play Little Ball By Bill Plaschke

• Two Powerhouses to Work Toward Showdown By Martin Henderson

• Hart Relishes Spoiling Another Mission Viejo Streak By Martin Henderson and Eric Sondheimer

• Report: Ray Lewis Out for Season By Lisa Dillman and Helene Elliott

• Maggette Won’t Be Available By Pete Thomas

• Giguere Pining for Playing Time By Eric Stephens

• Brown Isn’t Set for Return By Mike Bresnahan

• Diane Pucin’s Top 25 Rankings By Diane Pucin

• Colletti Turns His Attention Elsewhere By Tim Brown

• Angels Still Talking Trade By Mike Digiovanna

• Avery Appears to Enjoy the Attention By Chris Foster

Condo Developers Make Environmental Pitch

• Foam Factory’s Demise to Cause Ripple Effect By Leslie Earnest and Sara Lin

• Hollywood Reporter’s Chief Resigns By Claire Hoffman

• Sears’ Quarterly Revenue Falls; Profit Tops Estimates

• Time Warner Director Quits Bank’s Board By Sallie Hofmeister

• Flywheels May Help Keep Grid Running By Marc Lifsher

• Kroger’s Profit Up 30% as Southland Sales Rise

• Calpine Appeals Payment Ruling

• Boeing Predicts Drop in Jet Orders in 2006 After Setting Record in ‘05

• Productivity Increase Is Strongest in 2 Years

• L.A. Attorney Said to Be Top Choice for SEC Post

• J&J Doesn’t Lift Guidant Bid Despite Rival’s Higher Offer

• Allergan’s Inamed Bid Is Said to Outdo Rival’s

• Also

• GM’s European Chief Named Vice Chairman

• Big Board Members Agree to Buy Rival By Walter Hamilton

• Gibson’s Firm to Work on Holocaust Miniseries By Scott Collins

• Canada Raises Rates

• Hot Housing Market Still ‘Cruising’ By Annette Haddad

• South Korea Orders Microsoft to Pay Fine

• Japan to Lift Ban on U.S. Beef Imports

• Radio Alliance Aims to Speed Digital Rollout

• Jaguar, Land Rover Cut Ads in Gay Publications

• Early Stock Rally Sputters

A triple scoop of Lexus styling

• For those with horsepower, what can eight tiny reindeer add? By Jeanne Wright

An overnight sensation

• Return of the native By Russ Parsons

• Oh, maybe just a taste By Valli Herman

• Come fry with me By Donna Deane

• Energy enough to shout about By S. Irene Virbila

• An old friend in new digs By Susan Latempa

• Fearless frying By Amy Scattergood

• 2003 Bodegas Dominio de Atauta Ribera del Duero By S. Irene Virbila

• It’s a peppery pasta By Barbara Hansen

• Is lunch the new dinner? By Leslee Komaiko

Keeper of the magic

• Hey, what is this doing in here? By Diane Haithman

• A ‘Midsummer’ at its vocal zenith By Mark Swed

• Pent-up pianist a bit mellower By Scott Timberg

• Dual anchors, not dueling By Matea Gold

• ‘King Kong’ receives a giant-sized premiere By John Horn

• Thriller in any language By Maria Elena Fernandez

• The epic tale of Narnia comes to life in the movies

• This tenor’s not planning an encore

• Anthony Hopkins sinks teeth into role By Kevin Crust

• This ‘Little Drummer’ goes glam for Troubies By Lynne Heffley

• ‘Mooarachi’ By Maria Cisneros Toth

• ABC freshens news for Pacific By Matea Gold

• Theaters add technology to aid blind, deaf filmgoers

• Corcoran names new director By Jacqueline Trescott

• Celebration of Lennon’s life, work By Randy Lewis

• Didion book to be a solo play

• Sharif enters a not-guilty plea

• Men who would die for the emperor By Michael Harris

• Stolen German paintings found

• Thatcher wins despite the odds

• Barbara Walters receives Sherry Lansing award By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Jokes & Riddles

• Pope movies draw less than a huge flock

• Angelou ‘Peace’ poem published

Refrain Rises to Call Off Next Mardi Gras

• Voters Oust Spokane Mayor After 7 Months of Scandal By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Debate Over Tax Cuts Centers on the Rich By Joel Havemann

• Pearl Harbor Survivors to Observe Anniversary

• Bush Criticizes Dean for Iraq War Remarks By Edwin Chen

• Democrats May Shake Up Early Presidential Votes By Ronald Brownstein

• Katrina Survivors Cite Racism

• Military Recruiting Bans Seem Doomed By David G. Savage

• Ex-Professor Acquitted in Patriot Act Test Case By John-Thor Dahlburg

• New Village to Shelter Uprooted Musicians By Scott Gold

• Riot Victim’s Family Gets $2-Million Deal

• Hole in Ozone May Stay Longer Than Expected By Usha Lee Mcfarling

• City Council OKs Smoke Ban for Restaurants

• GOP Bill Ignores Bush’s Guest-Worker Plan By Mary Curtius

• Buying back government

• Navigating the ‘human terrain’ By Max Boot

• Dangerous ties

• Home economics

• Universal preschool’s big payoff By David L. Kirp

• Who let this Dogg out? By Erin Aubry Kaplan

• Cold fact, sparkling fantasy By Crispin Sartwell

Returning to a Childhood That Was Stolen

• Witness Stories Riveting, Vague By Borzou Daragahi

• Pain of Political Change By Megan K. Stack

• Britain’s Conservatives Pass Torch to Fresh Face Promising New Ideas By John Daniszewski

• 40 Die in Twin Suicide Attacks on Police By Louise Roug

• Political Star Loses Luster in S. Africa By Robyn Dixon

• Individual Rights Must Be Upheld, Merkel Says By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Military Plane Crash in Tehran Kills 115 By Nahid Siamdoust

• Israel Shuts Crossings, Vows Reprisal After Bombing By Ken Ellingwood

• Death Toll Reaches 171 in Mine Disaster

• Antiterrorism Laws OKd Despite Worries

• U.S. Officer to Probe Planting of Stories in Iraqi Newspapers

• Most in U.S. Say Torture Can Be Just

• Elections Chief Perelli Fired Amid Accusations

• Mugabe’s Message Gets Lost in the Dark