Archive for Saturday, December 10, 2005

Japan’s Asteroid Mission Could Get Lost in Space

• Diabetes Drug May Help Some With Alzheimer’s

• Cases of Measles Drop to a Record Low in U.S.

• Maya Woman’s Portrait a Rare Find By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Scientists Find Ancient Roman Brickworks

• Glaciers’ Faster Pace May Be Due to Warming

• So Long, Alaskan Lights; Pole Is Moving Out

• Meteor Shower to Peak During Full Moon

• Cassini Images Show Activity on Saturn Moon

Treasures Go on the Block at O.C. Event

• South L.A. Divided on Williams’ Fate By Louis Sahagun

• Blowing the Lid Off a Hot Commodity By Bob Pool

• Gov. Names Moderate to High Court By Maura Dolan

• Frits Philips, 100; Head of Electronics Company Helped Save Jews From Nazis By Valerie J. Nelson

• Physical Changes to Build Spiritual Future By K. Connie Kang

• Every Execution Detail Prescribed By Dan Morain

• Ex-Judge to Admit to Possessing Child Porn By David Rosenzweig

• Jean Parker, 90; Actress Had More Than 70 Film Credits, Including ‘Little Women,’ ‘The Gunfighter’ By Mary Rourke

• Obituaries By Myrna Oliver

• Activists Sue U.S. Seeking Protected Habitat for Bighorn By Janet Wilson

• Region’s American Baptists Seek Vote on Break With Church By Larry B. Stammer

• Source of Hepatitis Outbreak Sought By Rong-Gong Lin II and Amanda Covarrubias

• Military Wants Santa Rosa Island By Richard Simon and Tim Reiterman

• The week ahead in Orange County

• Attorneys in Lisker Case Clash Over Evidence By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Only 10 O.C. Reservists Trying to Be Reinstated By Christine Hanley

• Ex-Lisker Juror Couldn’t Stay Away By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• HIV Kit Giving Errant Results By Eric Malnic

• Officials Focus on Williams Decision By Steve Hymon and Peter Nicholas

• 10 Arrests Are Made in O.C. Counterfeit Ring By H G. Reza

• ‘Strippergate’ Acquittal Will Be Appealed

• 2 Pedestrians Killed in O.C.; Driver Jailed By Susana Enriquez

• Jury Recommends Death for Girl’s Killer

• Gov. Demotes Deputy, Puts 2 Republicans in Key Roles By Peter Nicholas

• 6th Arrest Is Made in Apparent Gang Shooting

• Dykes on Bikes Wins Its Trademark

• Sex Offender Arrested in Child-Abuse Case

Veterans Are on the Spot

• Voted Onto the Island By Gary Klein

• Crenshaw Delivers City Title By Eric Sondheimer

• Laker Winning Streak Is Still a Passing Phase By Mike Bresnahan

• UCLA Turns to Prince of a Guy By Steve Springer

• Little Takes Laid-Back Approach to Dodgers By Steve Henson

• Canucks Stop Senators

• Top performers

• McCann’s Mojave Tries to Go Distance Again By Bob Mieszerski

• Wright Is Always Wrong Guy to Fight By Steve Springer

• A Classic Effort by Coach Wooden By Diane Pucin

• Colorado Picks Interim Coach

• A Capsule Preview of Saturday’s Title Games By Martin Henderson, Eric Sondheimer, and Peter Yoon

• Brown Leads Fullerton Past Chicago State, 88-80

• His Loss Is Bigger Than His Win By Thomas Bonk

• Iowa State Is Too Tough for Iowa

• Twins Aren’t Sad to See Romero Go By Mike Digiovanna

• U.S. Gets a Tough Draw By Grahame L. Jones

• St. Bonaventure Wins Another Title By Dan Arritt, Ben Bolch, Peter Yoon, Lauren Peterson, and Steve galluzzo

• Nuggets Deal Heat Another Defeat

• Angels Get Romero, and His Baggage By Mike Digiovanna

• Positive Point Comes Out of Loss By Eric Stephens

• Jackson Throws the Books at Them By Mike Bresnahan

• Canyon Completes Title Run By Martin Henderson

• Up-Tempo Lions a Test for the Trojans By Ben Bolch

• Value The Man Wins Million Futurity By Bob Mieszerski

• Styger Wins World Cup Super-G; Clark Is Fifth By Pete Thomas

• Jones Tries to Become Champion of Champions By Bob Mieszerski

• Fish Report

• Livingston Back Next Week? By Pete Thomas

• No Bias Here in His Prediction, Is There? By Larry Stewart

Ship Suppliers Are Struggling to Keep Old Way of Life Afloat

• Lawyers Evaluate Censure of Merck By Lisa Girion

• Paramount Reportedly Set to Buy DreamWorks By Claudia Eller and Sallie Hofmeister

• Consumer Attitude Index Up

• WB Network Cuts Jobs as It Faces Losses, Falling Ratings By Meg James

• Dow Posts Gain as Oil Declines

• NTP Rejects BlackBerry Maker’s Settlement Offer

• Treasury Chief Cleared of Conflict-Rule Breach

• Ex-HealthSouth CFO Sentenced

• Fewer Home Markets Are Overvalued, Study Finds

• Pentagon to Restructure Lockheed Satellite Deal

• Phone Carriers Set Sights on Cable Television’s Turf By James S. Granelli

• Kerkorian, GM Still in Talks on Board Seat By John O'Dell

• Also

• FCC Proposes ‘Junk Fax’ Curbs

• DaimlerChrysler Could Be Near Healthcare Deal

• Evanescence Singer Sues Ex-Manager By Geoff Boucher

• Semiconductor Sales May Surpass Record

• Winemaker Staves Off Constellation Takeover

• Newspaper Chain Draws Initial Offers By Joseph Menn

Getting the L.A. story

• Metrosexual, before it was fashionable By Booth Moore

• His vote for Bobby Kennedy By Josh Getlin

• Reminiscences told with a country twang By Daryl H. Miller

• Rock not asked back as Oscar host By Maria Elena Fernandez

• 253 MPH and Still a Little Late By Dan Neil

• A zany nosh at ‘Route 99’ By David C. Nichols

• Death row clash By Scott Martelle

• Rice and the press make it unclear By Tim Rutten

• Korn kasting: Rappers play the rocker roles By Chris Lee

• Eminem’s latest rap: reconciliation By Geoff Boucher

• Downloads By Chris Lee

• Ax and Stoltzman delight By Richard S. Ginell

• Families to swap races on TV show

• Too much talk clouds a surreal afterlife By Anne Boles Levy

• Ordinary made extraordinary By Mark Swed

• A temp home for Hammer programs By Diane Haithman

• FINALLY

• The Aardman fire: appliance’s fault

Anxiety Is the Cornerstone

• Crashed Jet Surrounded by Homes, Questions By P J. Huffstutter and Lynn Marshall

• For Troops’ Families, War Debate Not a Major Morale Issue By Maura Reynolds and Faye Fiore

• Fast-Falling Snow Piles On Trouble for the Northeast

• Levee Report Jibes With Early Speculation By Ralph Vartabedian

• Criminal Investigation Possible in BP Explosion

• Bush Raises Money for GOP Cause, Defends Iraq Strategy By Edwin Chen

• Man Handcuffed Over Sale of Subway Token

• Administration Wants Padilla Ruling Set Aside

• GOP Faction Wants to Change ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Policy By Warren Vieth

• Saving Egypt from Mubarak By Saad Eddin Ibrahim

• Unhealthy competition

• Who cares for the elderly? By Arlie Hochschild

• Flu shot? Good luck

• Shouldn’t men have ‘choice’ too? By Meghan Daum

• Help wanted, desperately

Iraqi Keeps His Distance as He Again Looks to Lead

• With Croat War Crimes Suspect in Custody, Serbia Feels the Heat By Alissa J. Rubin

• London Retires Classic Red Double-Deckers

• Pleas Made for Lives of 4 Hostages By Louise Roug

• U.S. Stands Alone at U.N. Climate Conference By Miguel Bustillo

• Mugabe Lashes Out Over Envoy’s Criticism

• Toxic Spill Will Probably Dissipate, Officials Say

• U.N. to Get Report on Lebanon Slayings

• Thousands Evicted From Privatized Complex

• Ex-Policeman Sentenced in Priest’s Killing

• Suspect in Nun’s Slaying Claims Self-Defense

• Moves to Limit Alcohol Use Intensify Debate in Turkey By Amberin Zaman

• Protesters in China Said to Be Killed By Mark Magnier