Archive for Thursday, December 29, 2005

All Stem Cell Data Fake, South Korea Panel Finds

Hoping Floats Won’t Have To

• Balloon Bender Seeks Air Apparent By Daniel Hernandez

• Tree Fire Rouses Disney Guests By David Reyes and Jennifer Delson

• Boys Found Dead May Be Brothers By Ashley Powers and Mai Tran

• Jack Wiener, 79; Co-Produced ‘F/X’ and ‘The Eagle Has Landed’

• Roland Galvan

• Heavy Winter Storms Lead to Flood Warnings

• Delgadillo Aiming to Turn Blight Into Dreams By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Donald Dawson, 97; Lawyer Was Special Aide to President Truman

• George Gerbner, 86; Educator Researched the Influence of TV Viewing on Perceptions By Myrna Oliver

• Paparazzo Will Not Face Charges in Lohan Crash By Richard Winton

• Bacterial Infection Blamed in 2 Deaths By Gregory W. Griggs

• Man Facing Sentencing Is Arrested in Rape Case

• 3 Plead Guilty to Billing for Bogus Surgery By David Haldane

• Memorial for Actor, Director Jack Colvin

• Incident at DMV Leads to Gunfire By Jill Leovy

• 2 Are Killed When Private Jet Crashes

• Animal immigrants go native in California

• Absence Makes the School Go Ponder By Seema Mehta

• Answers About Jury Service Are Made Available Online By Andrew Blankstein

• 49 Charged in Katrina Fund Scam By Eric Malnic

• Scientists Puzzled as Rare Seabirds Turn Up

• Couple Plead Not Guilty in Their Baby’s Death

• Services Jan. 7 for Bill Tracy of the Modernaires

• Conviction in Slaying Is Overturned By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Riverside Man Held in Boy’s Fatal Shooting

• Gov. Wants to Drop Big Hike in College Fees By Rebecca Trounson and Robert Salladay

• Stevenson J. Palfi, 53; Filmmaker Documented New Orleans’ Music By Dennis Mclellan

LEAPING AHEAD

• Close-ups By Martin Henderson, Dan Arritt, and Lauren Peterson

• Rebounding Is His Life By Robyn Norwood

• Scattered Start for Longhorns By Jerry Crowe

• London Calling for a Strong Finish By Lonnie White

• Coyotes Victorious in Gretzky’s Return

• Dodgers, NFL Had Meetings By Bill Shaikin and Alan Abrahamson

• Inside Look Isn’t the Best for Trojans By Ben Bolch

• They’re Kings of Colorado By Chris Foster

• Deal Will Keep Garland With White Sox

• Fedorov Trade Brought Quality and Quantity By Eric Stephens

• Stanford Can’t Stop Boston College Rally

• Ducks Hope to Avoid a Trap Door By Bill Dwyre

• Lakers Take Home a Loss By Mike Bresnahan

• Ducks Are Their Own Worst Enemy, 1-0 By Eric Stephens

• Carroll Is Staying at USC By Gary Klein

• Sierra Sweetie Experiences the Taste of Victory Again By Bob Mieszerski

• Easy Victory for Connecticut

• He Chooses Freedom by Keeping This Job By Bill Plaschke

• Strong Finish for Nebraska

• NFL INJURY REPORT

• Wright Has a Reunion in Columbus By Eric Stephens

• Williams May Add to Total

• Jumping at Chance to Celebrate Was Costly By Grahame L. Jones

• Jackson: Balance Needed Between Bryant and Team By Mike Bresnahan

• King Game Looks Just as Bad on Film By Larry Stewart

• DeRozan Wants to Return Compton to Former Glory By Dan Arritt

• Carroll: Bowl ‘Buzz’ Different From Before By Gary Klein

• Fish Report

• Sun Bowl

• Hornets Beat Rockets on Last-Second Shot

• Smith Gets $15,000 Fine

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Boise State Loses in Hawkins’ Finale

• Double Fault of 2005: Injuries, Withdrawals By Lisa Dillman

• They Got Hooked on This Hotel a Long Time Ago By Jerry Crowe

• Paerson Takes Cup Lead With Giant Slalom Win

• Superatist Steps Up a Class After Success By Bob Mieszerski

• Miller’s Back Still a Pain By Chris Foster

• Half the Field Knows Its Way Around the Course By Bob Mieszerski

• Pepperdine Eases Past Northridge

• Along Comes Pauley for the Cardinal By Steve Springer

Men who are naughty, nice

• 52 Weekends

• Carbs for your car By Dog Davis

• Some familiar faces to ring in New Year By David Bauder

• SoCal plays it cool By Scott Sandell

• High-velocity cabaret

• Getting all flowered up for the parade

• The pleasure of a blend By S. Irene Virbila

• Comedy makes for a suitably light lunch By David C. Nichols

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• The Black Eyed Peas’ leader is what he is, and that’s addicted to music By Mark Sachs

• A natural to use bilingual rap By Soren Baker

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Carey’s CD takes over lead in sales By Robert Hilburn

• He’s resolved to get people off their duffs By Scott Martelle

• Judge rules Stallone magazine can remain on newsstands

• Still no fun with ‘Dick and Jane’ By Michael Sragow

• Quite compelling, this Elling By Don Heckman

• Cheetahs’ live show strays from nature By Richard Cromelin

• Stuff it By Leslee Komaiko

• A kiss is still a kiss, if done right By Howard Leff

• NBC is game for more ‘Deal’ By Steven Herbert

• Broadway has record season

• Oscar ballots going in the mail

• Christian group opposes ‘Book’

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• Gary Glitter pays accusers

L.A. Rides a Wave of Ad Production

• This Nissan Concept Car Brakes for Video Games By John O'Dell

• Enron Exec to Testify as Part of Plea Deal By David Streitfeld

• Last-Minute Gift Buying Boosts Retailers By Leslie Earnest

• Albertsons Directors Say They Stand Behind CEO

• Iran Urges OPEC Cut; Oil Prices Rise

• DaimlerChrysler to Sell Engine Maker MTU

• Guidant Endorses J&J Bid to Stockholders

• Stocks Make Small Gains

• Linkin Park, Warner Ink Deal By Charles Duhigg

• Ex-Executive to Receive $6.9 Million From Mattel By Abigail Goldman

• Verizon, Covad Settle Antitrust, Billing Suits

• Hilton to Buy British Namesake

• Weinstein Ends Collaboration on Release of Chinese Movie By Robert W. Welkos

• Man Pleads Guilty to Computer Attacks

• Consumer Confidence Picks Up

• No Date for Power Refunds

• Ex-Qwest Exec Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud

• Federal Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Nissan By John O'Dell

• Delta Pilots Vote to Approve 14% Pay Cut

• Drug Firms Disclosing More Data

‘Prairie Blizzard’

• Jokes & Riddles

• Creativity Corner

Newspaper Finds New Attitude After Katrina

• Gospel According to Gullah By Stephanie Simon

• Justices Are Asked to Act on Padilla By Josh Meyer

• Bump by Baggage Cart Leads to Emergency Landing By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Another Breast Cancer Drug OKd By Delthia Ricks

• Court Awaits Prosecutors’ Response on DeLay Case

• Wife of Milwaukee Beating Victim Pleads for End to Mob Violence

• The Berghoff in Chicago Closing After 107 Years

• Internal Audit Views FEMA as Albatross for Homeland Security

• Military Chiefs Are Bumped in Doomsday Plan

• Lawyers Question Use of U.S. Spy Program

• Enzyme Study Links Fatty Diets to Diabetes

• Suspected Nazi Guard to Be Deported

• President to Visit Injured Soldiers

• Detroit Shooting Spree Ends With Three Dead

• Gotti Dismisses Judge’s Warning About Lawyer

• Pentagon Calls Its Pro-U.S. Websites Legal By Mark Mazzetti

• New Orleans Isn’t Razing Homes Yet

• In ‘81, Alito Argued Against Black Panther Appeal

• Governor Shuts Plant, Says It’s Fouling the Air

• Child Found Drunk; Baby Sitter Is Charged

• Reporters Had Predicted a Hurricane Disaster By James Rainey

Like apples to emeralds

• Ranch in style, but Zen in spirit By Janet Eastman

• Buttoned-down By David A. Keeps

• The art of placing your art By Lisa Boone

• In a reflective mood By Adamo Digregorio

• Shaken, yet stirred By Chris Erskine

Schwarzenegger’s second act

• Happy landings

• As the fortune cookie crumbles By Patt Morrison

• Hope for Sumatra

• What’s wrong with partisan politics? By Jonah Goldberg

Iraq’s History Still Divides Children of Mesopotamia

• Israel Takes Steps to Block Attacks With Buffer Zone in Northern Gaza By Laura King

• Up to 10 Die in Prison Clash By Borzou Daragahi

• German Ex-Envoy Abducted in Yemen

• Group Threatens Captive’s Life

• Local Police Faulted in Beslan School Siege By Kim Murphy

• Colombia Leader Plans Coca Eradication Effort

• EU Criticizes Egypt’s Jailing of Mubarak Foe

• American, Afghan Die in Roadside Bombing

• Police Get Pinochet Prints, Mug

• Iran to ‘Seriously’ Look at Fuel Plan

• First Orbiter in Network to Rival GPS Launched

• Rockslide Razes Village Homes, Killing at Least 8

• Turkey Will Soon Allow Limited TV Broadcasts in Kurdish By Amberin Zaman

• Regime Seeks Rules for Its Role in Hariri Inquiry

• Police Officers, Soldiers Sentenced in Uprising

• 2 Members of Secretive German Colony Charged

• Inmates End Rebellion and Release Hostages