Archive for Thursday, December 08, 2005

Genetic Map of Dog May Help Humans

Williams Case a Question of Mercy

• Painting of Davis Recalls Earlier Era By Robert Salladay

• Mayor Picks Outsider as Port Executive By Deborah Schoch

• A Bid to Cross Enforcement Borders By Jennifer Delson

• Bud Carson, 75; NFL Coach Built ‘Steel Curtain’ Defense for Steelers By Sam Farmer

• Condo Owner Dogged by $1,600 in Fines for Walking Her Pooch By Amanda Covarrubias

• San Diego Fire Fuels Concerns By Tony Perry

• Carroll Campbell Jr., 65; Former Governor of South Carolina

• Howard Gotlieb, 79; Archivist Collected Personal Papers of Notables of the 20th Century By Myrna Oliver

• Council to Name Masry Successor By Gregory W. Griggs

• Business Leader Named to Homeless Aid Panel

• Teacher Accused of Student Sex Abuse By Susana Enriquez

• Road Rage Probed as Cause of Fatal Crash By Wendy Thermos

• Council Votes to Enforce Immigration Laws

• Reiner Says He Won’t Run for Governor Next Year By Tina Daunt

• Heinz Heinemann, 92; Found Way to Make Gas From Methanol By Joe Holley

• 20 S.F. Police to Be Suspended for Videos By Jill Leovy

• Licensing of Conservators Urged at Hearing By Jack Leonard

• Children’s Books Can’t Make Up for 4 Brutal Murders By George Skelton

• Election as Immigration Bellwether By Mark Z. Barabak and Jean O. Pasco

• 2 Charged in Slaying at Central Jail By Stuart Pfeifer and Richard Winton

• Study of Gas Plant Critiqued By Jill Leovy

• Lisker’s Admissions of Guilt Recounted By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Cunningham Figure Gave to Gov., Got 2 Board Seats By Dan Morain

• Six Hurt in Latest Orange Line Crash By Caitlin Liu

Return to Splendor

• Clippers Play Catch-Up Well By Jason Reid

• They’re Fit for Line of Work By Martin Henderson

• Lakers String Along Raptors By Mike Bresnahan

• Lemieux in Hospital for Heart

• Angels Going a Different Way By Mike Digiovanna

• Furcal’s Past Behavior Is Out of the Question By Tim Brown

• Three for the Show: Bush, Leinart, Young

• Pipeline’s Ready for Its Close-Up Again By Pete Thomas

• World Title on the Line at Maui Event By Pete Thomas

• Chris Dufresne’s Top 25 Rankings

• Supercross Takes an Inside Track By Shav Glick

• He Is Giving Brand-Name Recognition a New Twist By Larry Stewart

• Duncan Has His Way With O’Neal Still Out

• Campbell Keeps a Low U.S. Profile By Thomas Bonk

• Robert E Seeks Another Win at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

• No. 1 Duke Keeps Rolling

• Agassi Uncertain About Australia By Lisa Dillman

• FISH REPORT

• Congress’ Agenda Shouldn’t Include BCS By Chris Dufresne

• Friday’s football championship games By Martin Henderson, Eric Sondheimer, Dan Arritt, and Dan Loumena; peter Yoon

• Agoos Announces Retirement

• Fresno State Defeats Northridge

• Roenick Says He Belongs on Turin Team By Pete Thomas

• Eastern Trip May Not Be Pleasant By Eric Stephens

• Deeheiress Drops in Class at Los Al By Bob Mieszerski

• Astros Leave Clemens Behind

• Alcohol Sales Banned at Sports Arena for Games By Ben Bolch

• Pipeline Masters Participants Face an Unpredictable Ride By Pete Thomas

• He’s Not Quite Ready to Paint the Town Red By T J. Simers

• Southern Section, FSN Fail to Click By Eric Sondheimer and Peter Yoon

• It’s Pedal to Metal on New TV Deal By Meg James and Larry Stewart

• Three Men Arrested in Richardson Case

HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

• This is a nice trick By Susan Carpenter

• A vine-covered bodega By S. Irene Virbila

• Holiday Gift Guide By Mark Swed;lewis Segal;don Heckman

• Roll up the red carpet By Lynne Heffley

• HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE By Carina Chocano; Robert Hillburn;susan King

• More than just a TV spinoff By Steve Baltin

• Shakira’s queen of the ball By Randy Lewis

• HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE By Dan Neil;pete Metzger;booth Moore

• HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE By Christopher Knight; Christopher Hawthorne; Robert Lloyd; Paul brownfield

• Expedition to America’s soul

• ‘Now’ No. 1 again; a first for Shakira By Randy Lewis

• Charm and looks aren’t everything By Robert Hilburn

• Primal, but still evolving By Kevin Bronson

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• On a different stage By Susan Carpenter

• Fast friends now By Susan King

• HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE By S. Irene Virbila; Lynne Heffley

• Holiday fare that’s like a gift in a corn husk By Dog Davis

• This radio host lives on more than mere ‘Breakfast’ By Mark Sachs

• A season of inspiration

• FBI posts stolen Parrish images By Mike Boehm

• Holiday cheer By Leslee Komaiko

• Scientists: Lead killed Beethoven By Rick Weiss

• And the winner is

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Leif Ove Andsnes’ architecture tour By Mark Swed

• What is the sound of a woman thinking? By Teresa Strasser

• Grove’s show may hit the road By Mike Boehm

• Cornerstone Theater names artistic director

• Watts Towers to have parking

• University to sell O’Keeffe work

• WEEKEND FORECAST

From Textile City to Ghost Town

• Soaring Export Prices Lift Hope for Latin America By Chris Kraul

• Gibson Project on Holocaust Causes Stir By Scott Collins

• Production of Surfboards Overseas Expected to Swell By Leslie Earnest

• PeopleSoft Founder Scales Down Home Plan

• Ford Plans Deep Cuts, Report Says

• Amgen Expands Buyback

• Rate Concerns Weigh on Dow

• State Sells $1.03 Billion in Tax-Free Bonds

• Airbus, Boeing Are Closing In on a Record Year

• Microsoft Plans Major Expansion in India

• Avery Dennison Expands Job Cuts to as Many as 900 By Molly Selvin

• Some Employers to Cut Retiree Drug Benefits By Debora Vrana

• Gemstar Ex-CEO Didn’t Falsify Ad Sales, Lawyer Says

• GM in Talks Over Board Seat By John O'Dell

• Sempra Energy’s Board Names New Top Executives

• Barker Pacific Acquires Union Development By Roger Vincent

• News Corp. Developing Software for Ad Sales

• Calpine in Talks Over Default Dispute

• Tribune Chief Rejects Assertions on Job Cuts

• Consumer Borrowing Sees Record Drop as Auto Loans Decline

• CalPERS Venture to Buy CenterPoint Properties

• Also

• Tennessee Foots Bill to Move Nissan By John O'Dell

• Restoring HP to Its Original Condition By Michael Hiltzik

• Coke Backs Earnings Targets, Unveils Slogan

Back Atop the Charts, Her Way

• In ancient Egypt, some statues were like photos

• ‘Mooarachi’ By Maria Cisneros Toth

• Jokes & Riddles

Bill Gives No Breaks to Casinos

• Man Dies in Airline Threat By John-Thor Dahlburg

• In Maitland, He Was Home Depot’s Paint Guy By Willoughby Mariano and Henry Pierson Curtis

• Bush Keeps Up Drumbeat on Iraq’s Progress By James Gerstenzang and Edwin Chen

• A Terrible Day ‘We Must Never Forget’

• The Patriot Act Can’t Make Up for a Weak Case By Richard B. Schmitt

• Religious Studies Chair Steps Down After Flap

• Mayor Charged With Fraud and Obstruction

• Pre-Revolutionary Wall Uncovered

• Spokane Hasn’t Heard Last of West

• Evacuees, Local Students Fight at Houston School

• School Loans May Bite Into Social Security By David G. Savage

• Records Broken as Cold Settles Across Rockies, Midwest

• Court Denies Murderer’s Admission to State Bar

• Border Patrol Will Get Hundreds of New Agents

• Council Approves Public Smoking Ban in Chicago

• Turbulent Times for U.S. Air Marshals By Nicole Gaouette

• Stopping Benefits Is Ruled Improper By Sandy Bergo

• Schiavo’s Widower Starts PAC By Tamara Lytle

• Pentagon Memo on Torture-Motivated Transfer Cited By Ken Silverstein

These walls do talk

• A most personal property By Craig Nakano

• How very splendid By David A. Keeps

• Cozy fashion By Adamo Digregorio

• When the past takes up residence By Carol Mithers

• Fetching start to the day By Bettijane Levine

• The weather inside’s delightful By Chris Erskine

• Magazine touts luxe parenting

• Steps to replacing baseboard

• Tookie’s fate is the wrong debate By Jay Wachtel

• The wronged man

• Terminator vs. Patriot? Get ready to rumble By Patt Morrison

• Higher (cost) education

• Flawed legal logic

• How we should judge torture By Jonah Goldberg

• Saddam’s chief apologist By Christopher Hitchens

Japanese Minister Apologizes for WWII Brutalities

• Pakistani Journalist Abducted From Northern Tribal Area By Paul Watson and Zulfiqar Ali

• Israel’s Likud Finds Itself in a Free Fall By Laura King

• New Red Cross Symbol Prelude to Israel’s Entry

• Rice Fails to Clarify U.S. View on Torture By Paul Richter and David Holley

• Hussein Trial Inspires Fixation, Fury in Iraq By Borzou Daragahi

• U.S. Attacked on Its Climate Stance By Miguel Bustillo

• After Hussein Refuses to Attend, Trial Resumes and Adjourns By Richard Boudreaux

• Israeli Missile Kills Palestinian Militant

• Militants Free Rebel in Raid on Hospital By Ashraf Khalil and Ali Windawi

• Blast at China Mine Kills 74

• Death Penalty Cases to Be Opened to Public

• U.S. Envoy Reportedly Told Germany of Abductee By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Ruling Party Concedes Presidential Election

• Kidnappers Extend Deadline

• Eight Killed in Final Round of Polling