Archive for Friday, December 09, 2005

Aid to the Homeless Gets Personal in S.F.

• Roswell’s Quirky Territory Invaded by Aliso Viejo By Steve Harvey

• After Rialto Suspect’s Death, Sheriff Defends Use of Force By Lance Pugmire

• Police Are Rarely Prosecuted Unless Case Is Bulletproof By Andrew Blankstein

• Marvin Braude, 85; L.A. Councilman Fought to Preserve the Santa Monicas By Patrick Mcgreevy and Steve Hymon

• A Dream Slowly Rising By Mary Macvean

• O.C. Man Charged in Hooker’s Death By Susana Enriquez

• Gov. Quiet on Williams’ Fate By Jenifer Warren

• By Elaine Woo

• Mayor Shares Vision for L.A. By Richard Fausset

• Chick Says No to Bid for State Controller By Patrick Mcgreevy

• State Orders Ships to Use Cleaner Fuel By Tim Reiterman

• 5 Held in Apparent Gang Shooting By Mai Tran

• HIV Skeptic Takes Her Case to TV Audience By Daniel Costello and Charles Ornstein

• Kalman Ruttenstein, 69; Powerful Fashion Figure, Bloomingdale’s Executive By Booth Moore

• Inquiry Into IRS Investigations of Churches Is Sought By Patricia Ward Biederman

• 2,155-Home Project OKd in Santa Paula By Fred Alvarez

• Pilot Is Awarded $54 Million in Lawsuit

• Police Slaying of Suspect Justified, D.A. Rules

• Tesoro Student Is Killed in Crash By David Haldane

• Sex Assault Is Alleged in Suit vs. City, Officer By Dave Mckibben

• O.C. Sheriff Lobbying for Volunteers’ Badges By Christine Hanley

• Boy, 17, Admits He Booby-Trapped Pens By Wendy Thermos

• Video Cameras Urged for LAPD By Richard Winton

• Prosecutor in Spector Trial Is Named a Judge

• Mahony Wins Delay of Priest Files’ Release

• 3 State Agencies Criticize Report on Gas Terminal By Deborah Schoch

• Garden Grove Man Held in Assault on Woman, 73 By Mai Tran

• Slain Disc Jockey Was Strangled, Coroner Says

• Appeals Court Upholds 2 Death Sentences By Henry Weinstein

• L.A. Ethics Panel Levies $37,000 in Fines By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Malls Win Security Grants By Fred Alvarez

• UC Irvine Oversight Post Is Long Unfilled By Kimi Yoshino and Christian Berthelsen

• One Music Lover’s Opinion: Beatles Weren’t That Fab By Dana Parsons

• Inmate Held in Killing at Mental Hospital

• Panel Looks Into Judge’s Performance By Jean Guccione

Stream of Unconscious

• Running From Their Troubles By Sam Farmer

• Another Crack on the Ice By Helene Elliott

• Gonzaga Can’t Be Stopped at Home

• Ducks Unable to Close Deal By Eric Stephens

• They’re Hungry Like a Wolf Pack By Diane Pucin

• Telling It Like It Was on a Hard Day’s Night By Steve Springer

• A Younger Westchester Team Faces Major Test By Dan Arritt

• Jim Barrero’s World Cup Team Capsules By Jim Barrero

• Pacers Pull Out Stops Even Without Artest

• Red Sox Trade Renteria to Braves

• Moulds Suspended for a Game by Bills

• Selling It Better Than Yelling It By Eric Sondheimer

• Jones Has Quantity, Looks for Quality By Bob Mieszerski

• Roenick Ready to Play the Good Cop By Helene Elliott

• TODAY By Mike Terry

• Bush, Young Receive Multiple Awards By Gary Klein

• Colletti Has Some Holes to Fill By Tim Brown

• Kings Can’t Make It Up By Helene Elliott

• Barnett’s Stormy Stay Ends With Resignation

• Thunder Maker Takes Opposition by Storm By Bob Mieszerski

• Today, All the World Is the Stage By Grahame L. Jones

• Clarke Tries to Get Away From It All on Course By Thomas Bonk

• Guild’s Finances Cluttered By Greg Johnson

• Lemieux Is Discharged

• Worthy Also Has the Magic Touch By Larry Stewart

• Fox’s NFL Team Has Impressive Streak By Larry Stewart

• Stoneman Works on His Additions By Mike Digiovanna

• Trojans Win With Defense By Ben Bolch

• Higher Fire Will Go for the Gold By Bob Mieszerski

• Brown Silent on Jackson Remarks By Mike Bresnahan

• Bruins Rebound and Defeat Waves By Mike Terry

• Loss Here Would Be Unbearable By Jerry Crowe

• Buffalo Has Special Place in His Heart By Eric Stephens

• Cassell, Coach Forged a Bond Right Away By Jason Reid

Polka Legend Barrels Back Into Contention

• EA to Acquire Cellphone Game Maker By Julie Tamaki

• Buyout Companies Make Offers for Dunkin’ Brands

• Fleetwood Reports Loss of $1.9 Million

• Mortgage Industry Job Losses May Rise With Interest Rates By E. Scott Reckard

• Jack Valenti Guest-Stars on Capitol Hill as His Former Self By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Costco Profit Increases Nearly 12%

• Film Permit Group Gets a Remake By Richard Verrier

• Continental Strikes Deal With Flight Attendants

• Korn/Ferry Sees Profit, Fee Revenue Climb

• Maguire CEO to Resign; Investors May Be Worried By Roger Vincent

• Wealth of U.S. Households Grows, but So Does Their Debt

• Strong Sales Boost Profit Forecast for Qualcomm

• Home Affordability Is Near Record Low

• Verizon Unit Wins Ban on Telemarketers

• Toll Bros. Sees Slower Growth

• Discover Can Skirt State Law

• Virgin America Secures Funding

• Boston Scientific Recalls Devices for Arteries

• Appeal Is Denied in Pooh Case By Meg James

• Lockheed in U.S. Airship Deal

• Best Buy Workers File Bias Lawsuit By Molly Selvin

• Also

• 30-, 15-Year Mortgage Rates Increase

• Journal Slams Vioxx Study By Thomas H. Maugh II and Lisa Girion

• Energy Fears Hit Stocks

• Intel Narrows Outlook; Shares Decrease

• Calpine Agreement Staves Off Chapter 11

• Mistrial Declared in Case of Duke Energy Trader

• Unexpected Rise in Initial Jobless Claims

• Cable TV Pressured to Clean Up Offerings By Sallie Hofmeister

• Also

• Chevron Plans to Spend More on Exploration By Jerry Hirsch

Justice Is Often Deaf in Vote for Top Album

• Capturing the meaningful from the everyday rush By Leah Ollman

• ‘Kong’ star knows this role well By Elizabeth Snead

• Is eight enough? By Geoff Boucher

• Sprawling into controversy By Scott Timberg

• The new frontier of ‘Brokeback’ is vast and heartfelt By Kenneth Turan

• A ‘Geisha’ drenched in cherry blossoms By Carina Chocano

• Breakneck ‘Brothers’: Whew! By Philip Brandesdavid C. Nichols

• Sharp focus on the formative years By Michael Sragow

• Anything can happen with awards By Elena Howe

• Schwimmer to debut on Broadway

• An underground city holds deep fear By Kevin Thomas

• Style in season’s greetings reveals a lot about sender By Annie Groer

• McCartney’s 3 nods come on date of Lennon’s death By Randy Lewis

• An appeal powered by steam By Matt Eagan

• A reluctant revisiting of ‘Brokeback’ By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• ‘Mooarachi’ By Maria Cisneros Toth

• 2005 nominees

• ‘Henderson’ is all about Dench By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Narnia’s’ London launch By Glenn F. Bunting

• Living up to the Legend By Chris Lee And Randy Lewis

• Caroling the mariachi way By Agustin Gurza

• Raising the Dead’s sources By John Rogers

• Fast times with ‘C.S. Lewis’ By Robert Lloyd

• A bit of a #!@*%!$!! problem for best record acts By Randy Lewis

• Couric’s future? She’s coy By Matea Gold

• Ears tuned, at last, to Bolcom By Mark Swed

• Creativity Corner

• N.Y. may toughen bootleg film laws By David B. Caruso

• What was the peak? Anything he played By Daniel Cariaga

• The big picture, but with a tight focus By Laurel Maury

• Kate Moss back in business By Jill Lawless

• No ‘Grey’ area for Danger Mouse By Richard Cromelin

• RVs look best in your rearview mirror By Al Martinez

• Vocalese with ease from Mr. Z By Don Heckman

• Architecture honors awarded By Scott Timberg

• Jokes & Riddles

• CBGB, landlord reach deal

• ‘Story’ lamp gets a leg up

• FINALLY

• Singer Ho tries new treatment

• Howard named CNBC executive

• Kid flicks not child’s play By Lewis Beale

In Heavy Snowstorm, Jet Skids Off Chicago Runway Into Street

• Patriot Act on Path to Renewal By Mary Curtius

• A VERY WARY CHRISTMAS By Stephanie Simon

• Motions in DeLay’s Case Set for After the Holiday

• Panda Cub Debuts, but He Was Already a Star

• Study Links Caffeine Addiction, Family Alcoholism By Jonathan Bor

• House OKs Two-Year Extension of Tax Break By Richard Simon and Joel Havemann

• Governor Won’t Exempt Hospitals From Pill Law

• Six Arrests Are Made in Eco-Vandalism Cases By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Immigrant Traffic Increases Along Caribbean Sea Highway By Ray Quintanilla

• Tulane Cutting Jobs, Programs for Reopening

• Paxil Draws Heightened Warning

• Capitol Christmas Tree Is Back, and Shining

• Recount of Ballots in Mayoral Vote Begins

• Florida Legislature Passes Governor’s Managed-Care Medicaid Bill By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Shooting Illustrates Air Safety Conflict By Richard B. Schmitt and Nicole Gaouette, Maura Reynolds

• Needed: a little driver’s ed

• Why Condi roiled Europe By Chris Mullin

• Should Israel give up its nukes? By George Bisharat

• Grading on the terrorist curve By Rosa Brooks

• Primarily wrong

• Pursuing evil to the grave By Daniel Jonah Goldhagen

• Buying into free trade

Najaf, Iraq’s Shiite Capital, Seeking a Higher Office

• Dark Days in Prisons at Home and Abroad By Kim Murphy

• Key Sudanese Islamist Sets His Sights on Return to Political Stage By Edmund Sanders

• Volcano Is All Smoke, No Lava, Scientist Says

• Congress Steps In to Reunite GI, Sniffer Dog

• 2 Palestinians, 1 Israeli Slain as Tensions Climb By Ken Ellingwood

• Wrecking Ball Casts Shadow on Arts Colony in Beijing By Mark Magnier

• Europeans Say Rice Allayed Concerns

• Visa Dispute Threatens Honduran’s New Start By Marla Dickerson

• Out of Shadows, Into the Spotlight By Megan K. Stack

• Suicide Bomber Kills 33 in Iraq By Raheem Salman and Richard Boudreaux

• Iran’s Leader Wants Israel Put in Europe

• Britain Bars Use of Evidence Obtained Through Torture

• Saudi Says Iraq War Likely Fueled Terrorism

• 8 Islamic Rebels Die in Clash, Syria Says

• Muslim Nations Pledge to Curb Militancy

• Queen Elizabeth Meets With Irish President

• Top Croat War Crimes Suspect Is Arrested

• Suicide Bomber on Bicycle Kills 6 in Bangladesh

• Blast in North Pakistan Leaves at Least 8 Dead