Archive for Tuesday, December 27, 2005

Family Ties Bring U.S. Within Reach

• Wolves Thrive but Animosity Keeps Pace By Julie Cart

• It’s Been Quite a Reign for This Fabled Parade By Lisa Richardson

• Rekindled Feast of Lights Burns All the Brighter By Jennifer Delson

• ‘No Contact’ a Touchy Issue at Middle School By Cynthia H. Cho

• Meter’s Running Higher for Cabs By Juliet Chung

• Vincent Schiavelli, 57; Actor Was Known for Creepy, Eccentric Roles

• Primary Fight May Be Bitter By Michael Finnegan

• George Bernau, 60; Lawyer Who Became Author of ‘What-If’ Novels Based on JFK, Marilyn Monroe By Myrna Oliver

• Once Home, Troops Face New Battle By Vanessa Gregory and Claire Miller

• Lt. Col. Horace Crouch, 87; Flier in Doolittle’s 1942 Raid on Japan

• KKLA-FM’s Evangelical Voice Has Grown Louder By K. Connie Kang

• Equestrian Club in Compton Backyard Offers Youngsters a Stable Environment By Jonathan Abrams

• A Place for Pets in Disaster Planning By Lynn Doan

• Kerry Packer, 68; Media Mogul Was Wealthiest Man in Australia

• State Could Turn Elsewhere for Conservatorship Remedies By Evelyn Larrubia and Robin Fields, Jack Leonard

• Quirky Orange Trustee Remains a Mystery Man By Seema Mehta

• Death of Corona Boy, 11, Investigated as Homicide

• Officials Suspend Ocean Search for Missing Teen

• Albert L. Weimorts Jr. 67; Engineer Created ‘Bunker Buster’ Bombs

• Gang Unit Investigating Man’s Shooting Death

• Suspect Arrested After Man Is Gunned Down

• Man Who Held Family Hostage Surrenders

• Woman Is Held in Fatal Stabbing of Boyfriend

• Gov.’s Name Removed From Graz Stadium

• Bullet Pierces Home, Kills Boy, 11 By Cara Mia Dimassa and Ashley Powers

• Man Shot to Death While Sitting in SUV

• State’s Tobacco Revenue Surges By Evan Halper

• Police Shoot Woman Who Pointed Fake Gun

MAIN STREET MEMORIES

• For ‘Monday Night Football,’ It Was a Night to Remember By Larry Stewart

• Turiaf Back on Court By Howie Stalwick

• Team Approach Is a Sabre Staple By Helene Elliott

• Riley Has Big Plan for O’Neal

• For Once, Spotlight Shines on Rutgers By Diane Pucin

• Cavaliers’ James Is Too Much for Bulls

• Proud Tower Too Stands Tall By Bob Mieszerski

• Kings Discover Power Source in 4-3 Victory By Lisa Dillman

• Audible With a Sweet Result By Robyn Norwood

• Lakers See It Slip Away By Mike Bresnahan

• Again, Garnett Is Stellar in Goal for Thrashers

• Offenses Figure to Be Firmly at Forefront By Lonnie White

• Parcells: Focus Is on the Present

• Vrabel Lends a Hand on Offense for Patriots

• NFL PLAYOFF POSSIBILITIES

• Speedskater Parra Tries to Complete Comeback By Helene Elliott

• Police Cite Parker

• The Season of Ho Ho Ho and Who, Who, Who? By Grahame L. Jones

• Funeral Clouds Alexander’s Status

• Fedorov Becomes a Foe By Jonathan Abrams

• Millwood, Rangers Agree on Deal

• Today’s games By Lonnie White

• Williams, Memphis Get Win

• TONIGHT By Mike Terry

• Lakers Don’t Expect Much, and Brown Comes Through By J A. Adande

• Defensive Bright Spot Tarnished By Mark Heisler

• Odom Still Not Amused By Mike Bresnahan

Old Nelson Songs Aimed at New Fans

• CEO Is Following Recipe to Remake Krispy Kreme By Paul Nowell

• A New-Style Ax to Grind By David Colker

• Secret U.S. Data May Be Key in Case of Ex-Chief at Qwest

• Winery Forced to Turn to Plan B

• Retail Store Closures to Follow Sales By Jerry Hirsch and Leslie Earnest

• Dollar Is Gaining Strength Against Euro as Year Ends

• Disney Parks Increase Market Share By Jerry Hirsch

• Implied Oil Demand in China Up 0.1%

• 7-Eleven Owner to Buy Millennium, Become Japan’s Biggest Retailer

• Oil Reserves Found Off Brazil’s Coast

• Mitsubishi to Build Power Plant in Mexico

• Yuan to Rise Slowly, Advisor to China Says

• Nikkei Hits 5-Year High; Seoul’s Kospi Beats Record

• Russia, OPEC to Meet Yearly

• Samsung Electronics in Chip Talks With Sony

• Russia Sets 8.5% Inflation Goal for ‘06

Too many treasures

• Nature’s beauty, brutality explored By Susan King

• The kids are all right, and so is their mom By Mary Mcnamara

• Nelson says hello again, to Mary Lou and DVD fans By Randy Lewis

• ‘Prairie Blizzard’ By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• Even after life, they did not live on bread alone

• ‘Kong’ surges to conquer ‘Narnia’ By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Rising rapper doesn’t bother with bling By Chris Lee

• Author defends ‘Geisha’ as art, not history

• Jokes & Riddles

• A diamond with color is the rarest of beauties

• Finding meaning in the pain By Merle Rubin

With World War II Memoir, a Literary Legacy Continues

• Coca-Cola Is Going Just a Bit Flat in Atlanta By Jenny Jarvie

• GOP Lawmaker Relishes Role as a Flamethrower By Mark Z. Barabak

• 1 Police Officer Dead, 1 Missing

• Lobbyist’s Friend Says He Was a Willing Partner in Venture By Robert E. Kessler

• Motive Unknown in Four Slayings

• Swallowing of Cellphone Now Called an Assault

• 3 Youngsters Killed in Houston Apartment Fire

• Man With Knife Is Shot by New Orleans Police

• Thief Freshens Up Stale Nun Bun’s Celebrity

• Bus Driver Accused of Making a Bomb Threat

• Wife Packs Husband’s Body in Suitcase

• Escaped Rape Suspect Recaptured in Miami

Iraq and the fortunes of war

• Telling it like it isn’t By Robert Fisk

• Building on hope

• The year of the clueless By Joel Stein

• How not to save jobs

• Coke shareholders, unite!

Prayers, Tears for Wave’s Victims

• Finally, All the World Can Be His Stage By Alissa J. Rubin

• N. Koreans Toil Abroad Under Grim Conditions By Barbara Demick

• India Frees 8 Pakistani Prisoners in Peace Talks

• So Much Need, So Little Help for the Deathly Ill in Myanmar By Richard C. Paddock

• Trial Starts for Former Afghan Spy Chief

• 5 Blasts, 7 Dead: Havoc Returns to Metropolis By Borzou Daragahi

• Sharon Faces Procedure to Fix Hole in Heart That May Have Led to Stroke By Laura King

• Freed Hostage Says She Was Treated Well

• Peace Effort, Justice at Odds in Colombia By Chris Kraul

• Skewed Loyalties in Security Forces By Borzou Daragahi

• Army Kills 2 Suspected Rebels During Raid

• 2 Italian Teens Die After Train Hits Dog Sleigh

• Indonesia’s Aceh Rebel Movement Disarms

• Clash Leaves 1 Soldier, 2 Insurgents Dead

• St. Petersburg Attack Sickens 78

• Pinochet Loses Appeal; Charges, Arrest Stand

• 1 Killed, 6 Injured in Toronto Street Shooting

• 4 U.S. Marines Charged, 2 Others Cleared in Philippine Rape Case