Archive for Monday, December 19, 2005

Canyon Dwellers Living on the Edge of Change

• Grief Has No Resolution By James Ricci

• He Sells Seashells at the Seashore By Mai Tran

• Marine’s Widow Looks to the Future, Can’t Forget the Past By Tony Perry

• A Battle Looms to Succeed ‘Duke’ By Michael Finnegan

• Program to Fight Human Trafficking Is Underused By Anna Gorman

• Sydney Leff, 104; Artist Illustrated Covers for Sheet Music of Jazz Age By Adam Bernstein

• Rodney Whitaker, a.k.a. Trevanian, 74; Author Wrote ‘Eiger Sanction’ By Myrna Oliver

• Man Dies After Falling From Limo on the 710 By Jia-Rui Chong

• Customs Agents Seize Shipments of Counterfeit Tamiflu

• Helping Women Break the Cycle of Abuse by Partners By Sandy Banks

• Man, Woman Shot to Death in Vista; Co-Worker Is Sought

• 2 Slayings Bring City’s ‘05 Homicide Toll to 70

• Officials Support Builder for LAX Project By Jennifer Oldham

• Gov. Can Recover From Sophomore Jinx By George Skelton

• Woman Rescued After Her Truck Lands in Pool

• Rights Clash in Bias Suit Against UC By Rebecca Trounson

Colts Done to Perfection

• Injured Rivers, Williams Expect to Play By Gary Klein

• Lakers Leave the Driving to McGrady and Rockets By Mike Bresnahan

• Texans Pick Up Victory No. 2

• Roof Caves In on Vikings

• Some Cold Comfort for Bears By Steve Springer

• Seahawks Taking Care of Themselves

• Panthers Back in 1st Place

• NOW YOU KNOW

• USC Survives Slow Start By Ben Bolch

• Nomar Is First Name in L.A. By Steve Henson and Tim Brown

• There’s Good Timing to Wilcox’s Delivery By Jason Reid

• Pressure Isn’t Big to Texas By Peter Yoon

• All the Odds Were Stacked Against Undefeated Colts By Mike Penner

• TONIGHT By Mike Terry

• As Usual, the Question With the Bowls Is By Chris Dufresne

• O’Neal Barks Back at Buss By Mike Bresnahan

• Hornets Upset Spurs, Limit Duncan to 11

• Ducks Beat Sharks on Deflected Goal By Eric Stephens

• Notre Dame Beats Utah, 68-55

• Blardone, Simoncelli Give Italy’s Skiers a Lift

• Fish Report

• Diplomat Lady Continues Dominance By Dan Arritt

• It Would’ve Been a Bad Idea to Raise the Subject By Larry Stewart

• Avalanche Wins, 2-1

• Solution Might Look Like a No-Brainer, but It Isn’t By J A. Adande

• Redick, Paulus Make Dynamic Duo for Duke

• Primerica Prime Choice By Bob Mieszerski

• Shackleford Takes a Seat Because of a Familiar Injury By Ben Bolch

• Redskins Complete Sweep

• Two Wins Give Team a Lift By Chris Foster

• Burke Sounds Open to Trades but Downplays Reports By Eric Stephens

• Bengals Clinch Division

• Dorrell Expects to End Drought By Lonnie White

A changing position on stretches

• One chemical, many foods By Sara Solovitch

• Break the ab routine with a new move By Karen Voight

• You’ve been warned By Susan Brink

• Up and running with fitness downloads By Jeannine Stein

• Cancer study yields new tea theory By Lindsey Tanner

• Snacks that score By Janet Cromley

• In every breath, myriad chemical clues to illness By Linda Marsa

• Babies born small have a craving for salty foods By Susan Brink

• Traditional herb may help liver disease By Elena Conis

• Aging, kept in balance By Jeannine Stein

• Inhale, exhale, wait for results By Linda Marsa

• Keeping off those holiday pounds By Sally Squires

• Retina cells may ease Parkinson’s

• Don’t want toxins in food? Then eating could be tricky By Sarah Solovitch

• Cholesterol, blood pressure linked

• Vitamin D may bolster breathing

• Aspirin won’t raise pressure By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• AIDS pill as party drug? By Daniel Costello

• Caught in the overlap of two societies By Lydia Chavez

The Market Is Getting Tight for High-End Jeans

• Kyoto Treaty Powers Up U.S. Alternative Energy Firms By Evelyn Iritani

• At FCC, Broadband Access Is Chief Issue By James S. Granelli

• Delegates Eke Out a Trade Deal By Don Lee

• Virgin Group, Slow to Adopt a China Strategy, Plays Catch-Up By Sundeep Tucker

• Crucial Weekend Sales Are Robust but Not Spectacular

• Politics Delay Japan’s Plans for Rice Futures By David Turner and Kaori Suzuki

• Preview / Dec. 19-25

• Developer Purchases Hollywood High-Rise By Roger Vincent

• Nepal’s Garment Industry Hangs by a Thread By Jo Johnson

• Calpine’s Troubles Rooted in Power Crisis By Michael Hiltzik

• ReplayTV in Software Bundle Deal

Computer animation is seen as a work of art

• Nostalgic yet new By Richard Cromelin

• ‘Kong’ Is King, but of a Realm in Decline By John Horn

• Perfect storm of an opera By Mark Swed

• A super leap for WB’s timing By Scott Collins

• The pretenders By Robin Abcarian

• Director loves kids – by the dozen By Susan King

• ‘Brokeback’ finds a welcome in the ‘burbs By R. Kinsey Lowe

• A holiday tradition is given a new twist By Lynne Heffley

• ‘Account of a Visit From St. Nicholas’ By Jennifer James

• The miracle on 34th Street? Making it that far By Al Martinez

• Are 18-49ers really worth the wooing? By Earl Pomerantz

• What’s your new product?

• Drummers speak a universal language By Don Heckman

• Veteran ABC reporter Krulwich going to NPR

• A little piece of history restored to Ford’s Theatre By Petula Dvorak

• Searching for self and his lost love By Kai Maristed

• L.A. report backs Latino groups to run theater center By Don Shirley

• Indie 103 has itself a merry, mod little Christmas By Steve Appleford

• Jokes & Riddles

• New media will get Emmy of their own By Matea Gold

Lawmakers Urge Review of U.S. Spy Program

• Christmas Cheer for Boston’s Homeless By Elizabeth Mehren

• Unearthed Wall Rests Between Past, Present By Matea Gold

• Bush Urges Patience for Iraq Mission By Warren Vieth

• Back on Track in New Orleans

• Hotel-Casino Illnesses Are Traced to Norovirus

• Leaders in Congress OK Cuts to Budget By Richard Simon

• War Data Cited by Bush Are Debatable By Doyle Mcmanus

• Iraq War Amputee Says She’ll Seek House Seat

• Time Names Persons of the Year

• Redistricting Case Is Court’s Chance to Stop Partisan Excesses By Ronald Brownstein

• Sen. Clinton Talks Levees, Aid in Tour of Battered City

• 1 Dead, 2 Missing in Plane Crash in Atlantic

• Woman Hurt in Last Month’s Tornado Dies

It was quite a ride

• Protecting New Orleans

• History, democracy and Iraq By Niall Ferguson

• Justice for Lebanon

• Anyone have Mary Poppins’ number? By Joel Engel

• Animal house

Leftist Appears to Be Winner in Bolivia

• The Lure of Liquid Gold By Paul Watson

• Sharon Suffers a Mild Stroke, Is Hospitalized By Ken Ellingwood

• The Mothers of the Missing By Héctor Tobar

• Zimbabwean Evictees Return, Find No Refuge By Robyn Dixon

• Congo Votes for 1st Time in Decades

• ‘Iraq’s Looking Good,’ Cheney Tells U.S. Troops By Louise Roug

• Court Sentences Zarqawi to Death in Absentia

• 100 Slain in Rebel Attack, Government Says

• Colombian Rebels Kill, Capture Policemen

• Stampede Kills 42 Flood Victims Waiting for Aid

• Ruling Party Wins Presidential Election

• Flooding Leaves 27 Dead in South

• Inquiry of Stem Cell Scientist Gets Underway

• Report Cites Torture in U.S. Prison