Archive for Thursday, February 03, 2005

Vietnam Moves to Curb Bird Flu

• Suicide Rate Down in the Era of Prozac By Alan Zarembo

After the Pothole Gave Him a Jolt, Things Got Downright Nasty

• A Fowl Year to Wed? By David Pierson

• Customers Find Old-Fashioned Market Super By Wendy Thermos

• Judge Upholds S.D. Mayoral Election By Richard Marosi

• Dan Lee, 35; Designed Characters for Pixar’s ‘Finding Nemo’ By Dennis Mclellan

• Vikki LaMotta, 75; Ex-Wife of Prizefighter

• L.A. Jail Called Deadly, Outdated By Richard Winton and Jack Leonard

• Parks Vows to Freeze Rates By Michael Finnegan

• Event Honors Crash-Site Rescuers By Claudia Zequeira

• Forum Uneasy About Band’s Former Name By Geoff Boucher

• Faithful Pray for Ill Pope By Veronica Torrejon

• School’s Charter Is Intact for Now By Rong-Gong Lin II

• A Nobel Nominee Faces Execution By Henry Weinstein

• More High School Seniors Apply for UC’s Fall Term By Rebecca Trounson

• Walsh to Lead Gov.’s Planning, Research

• Council Approves Hike in Sewer Fees

• Top FBI Agent in L.A. Placed on Leave By Greg Krikorian And Christine Hanley

• Residents Told to Boil Water After Line Leaks

• Patsy Rowlands, 71; Actress in Popular ‘Carry On’ Comedies

• Jackson Juror Queries Stun Experts By Steve Chawkins

• Hospital Faces Loss of Funding By Charles Ornstein

• Two Charged in Case of Girl in Garage By David Haldane

• Capitol Primed for War, Not Solutions By George Skelton

• Blake Defense Says Police Ignored Other Leads By Andrew Blankstein

• Los Alamitos Seeks Details on Base Plan By Kimi Yoshino

• Placentia City Council to Take Charge of OnTrac By Dan Weikel

• Mayoral Candidates Promising the World By Matea Gold

• Hit-Run Deadly for Passenger, Police Say By David Reyes

• Hearing in Shelley Case Delayed By Nancy Vogel

• Probe of Agency Is Urged By Dan Morain

• Juror Reveals a Link to Haidl By Jeff Gottlieb

Full-Court Pressure

• No Buzz in a Light Year By Tim Brown

• It’s About Time By Steve Springer

• Tomjanovich Resigns as Laker Coach By Mike Bresnahan

• Loss Strengthens Brothers’ Bond By Bill Plaschke

• Union Says No to Latest NHL Plan By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• CLOSE-UPS By Martin Henderson and Lauren Peterson

• Giacoletti Has Kept Utah Going in Right Direction By Jason Reid

• With the Trade Official, Sosa Is Ready for Orioles

• Perhaps Riviera Needs West Coast Swing Coach By Peter Yoon

• Spurs Stand in the Way of a Three-Game Streak By Mike Bresnahan

• Chow and Titans Expected to Talk By Gary Klein

• Batteast Carries Notre Dame

• USC’s Efforts Pay Dividends on Defense By Gary Klein

• Will They Go Forward to the Past? By J A. Adande

• Stewart Heads Home in a Different Mood By Paul Gutierrez

• Bruschi Makes a Sober Move By Sam Farmer

• Just Call Agassi the Big Ticket By Lauren Peterson

• Louisville Overcomes Cincinnati

• Man Guilty in Recruiting Case

• ‘Dancer Grows on Turf By Bob Mieszerski

• Harvey Leads Dons to Win Over Lynwood By Eric Sondheimer, Dan Arritt, and Lauren Peterson

• Phelps and Patterson Win Honors By Helene Elliott

• McNabb Happy With His Place in History By Steve Springer

• Wake Forest Holds Off Duke

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Practice Makes Perfect: Seymour Says He’ll Play By Sam Farmer

• There’s No Timetable for Livingston’s Return By Jerry Crowe

• Jackson’s Return Might Be a Wish for a Jeanie By T J. Simers

• War of the Rings By Chris Foster

• Suns Add to Gloom for Timberwolves

• Better Starts Are a Priority By Diane Pucin

• Iowa’s Pierce Is Kicked Off Team

• Gulfstream Increases Accident Coverage By Bill Christine

• Bruins’ Recruiting Class Goes to Heart of the City By Lonnie White

• Signing Day Features Winners, Not Whiners By Chris Dufresne

• It Wasn’t Easy to Get a Shot Past Johnny By Larry Stewart

• Bryant Deposition Could Come Soon

Just in time for Oscars: ‘Ray’

• Comics that draw girls By Susan Carpenter

• Writing your own ticket By Susan Carpenter

• Success in palm of her hand By Heseon Park

• Meet you around the fire pit By S. Irene Virbila

• A chance to hang with the big boys By Andrew Asch

• BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• Dazzling display of energy, spirit By Lewis Segal

• Long yardage By Dog Davis

• The man who fell to Earth By Steven Rosen

• Pop By Karla S. Blume

• Chesney’s newest debuts in top spot By Robert Hilburn

• Something is always cooking By Robin Rauzi

• Screens for the screen pass By David Colker

• BUZZ By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Getting a chill from the past By Kevin Bronson

• Schieffer picked to replace Rather By Scott Collins

• Lawsuit against Redford settled By John Horn

• Strictly by the numbers By David C. Nichols

• Tea and sympathy for ex-coffee fiends By Liane Bonin

• Two for tonight? No problem By Diane Haithman

• A look at D-day that resonates today By Kevin Thomas

• From your TV to a stage near you

• Older, wiser and all of 22 By Randy Lewis

• Fear and loathing and, yes, healing By Laurie K. Schenden

• A great day for singles By Leni Fleming

• Ask the Critic: Paul Brownfield

• Eric Reed Trio, in robust form By Don Heckman

• The Mint is freshly re-minted By Jeff Miller

• I’ll eat at the bar By Leslee Komaiko

• Year of the Rooster

• Carlson moves to MSNBC

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• Theater By Daryl H. Miller

• Brady leaves ‘Chicago’ cast

• Beatles tribute will aid relief By Randy Lewis

• ‘Star Trek’s’ bold TV journey coming to an end By Bob Baker

Flaws Cited in Grasso Pay Process

• Stewart Will Go From ‘You’re Released’ to ‘You’re Hired’ With TV Spinoff Deal By Meg James

• Fed Raises Key Interest Rate to 2.5% By Tom Petruno

• Scrushy Used Scam to Aid Stock Sale, Ex-CFO Says

• EA’s ‘Godfather’ Game to Include Brando’s Voice

• Despite Gain in Profit, Amazon.com Falls Short of Estimates By David Colker

• Profit Drops but Boeing Upbeat By Peter Pae

• News Corp.’s Net Income Soars on DVD Sales By Sallie Hofmeister

• Home Loan Firm Profit Slides 39% By Annette Haddad

• Wal-Mart Wins Appeal in Overtime Ruling

• Tower Automotive Files for Chapter 11 Protection

• Stocks Rise for Third Day in a Row

• State Cap on Damages Appeals to President By Michael Hiltzik

• Also

• Casting Directors Plan to Hold Vote By Rachel Abramowitz

• Angelides to Fight Governor’s CalPERS Plan By Marc Lifsher

• Fluor’s Earnings Decline 7.5% By Andrew Wang

• Consultant Tallies Losses to Putnam Investors

• Conrad Hotels to Grow Brand By Debora Vrana

• WorldCom Settlement Scuttled

• WorldCom Accountant Says She Was Told to Lie

• Royalty Case Is Granted Review By Denise Gellene

• Ford, Others Refuse to Appear Before Funds

• Westfield Mall to House Neiman Marcus, Target By Roger Vincent

• Standard Pacific Raises Profit Outlook for 2005

• Credits for Producers Are Decided By Elaine Dutka

• Court Says Prop. 64 Can’t Stop Existing Lawsuits

• Fiat-GM Talks End Without Settlement

• Smoker’s Family to Get $22 Million

• Staar Surgical Says FDA May Take More Action

• Blockbuster Plans Hostile Bid for Rival By Lorenza Munoz

• Adelphia Sues Rigases Over Five Properties

• U.S. Takes Over Three US Air Pension Plans

• Arden Posts Higher Funds From Operations By Roger Vincent

• First California to Buy South Coast Bancorp By E. Scott Reckard

The world puts its stamp on Cinderella tales

• ‘The Flight of the Vin Fiz’ By Elizabeth Van Steenwyk

• Jokes & Riddles

DeLay Critic Removed From Ethics Committee

• President Plays Up Sunny Side of Plan By Peter G. Gosselin and Warren Vieth

• Bush Issues Call to Action on Social Security Makeover By Doyle Mcmanus and Edwin Chen

• ‘It’s Time We Invested in America’s Future’

• Democrats Give a ‘No’ to Privatization By Maura Reynolds and Richard Simon

• Ridge’s Likely Successor Welcomed By David G. Savage

• Laura Bush to Shepherd Program for Troubled Boys By Peter Wallsten

• Bill Murray Would Not Like This Forecast

• Speech Mixes New Flexibility, Old Ambition By Ronald Brownstein

• ‘America Stands With You’

• Connecticut Debates a Death Wish By Elizabeth Mehren

• Bush’s Ideals Still Aimed at Middle East By Sonni Efron

• Republicans Say the Sales Pitch Is in the Details By Janet Hook and Mary Curtius

• A Closer Look at Bush’s Proposal By Kathy M. Kristof

• His Case for Equal Justice By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Doctors Arrested Over Botox That Paralyzed 4

• Wife Indicted in Man’s Death by Sherry Enema

• Domestic, Foreign Agenda Run Counter to Fiscal Goals By Joel Havemann

• 2 Charged in Death of Texas Restaurant Owner

• Pentagon Won’t Extend Reservists’ Deployment By Mark Mazzetti

• Gay Marriage Charges Renewed

• Recruits Will Learn the Meaning of Salute

• Abu Ghraib Called Filthy and Volatile at Army Hearing

• GOP Sees Breakthrough in Gonzales’ Confirmation

• Woman Gets Prison and Fine for Airport Threat

• Life Insurance for Guard Members Underwritten

• Rape, Assault Charges Against Ex-Priest Stand

Lesson in diplomacy

• ‘Fame’ – the building By Alexandria Abramian-Mott

• Mission statement By David A. Keeps and Adamo Digregorio

• Winter fireworks show By Lili Singer

• Message from Paris: Lighten up By Kristin Hohenadel

• Moving? Don’t expect the kids to thank you By Carol Mithers

• Spirits take flight By Zan Dubin Scott

• Ready for their closeup By Samantha Bonar

• Dr. Fixit’s prescription for domestic bliss By Chris Erskine

• A global passport By Lili Singer

• Nanny cams put a focus on privacy

• From Italy, with style By Lili Singer

• George Bush Talks Big, and He Delivers By Max Boot

• Rich, Gorgeous, Sometimes Frustrated By James Fenton

• The President Reloads

• Selling Their Birthright to the GOP By Madison Shockley and Kelvin Calloway

• A Day of Passes and Pitches

• Sex, Politics and President Hillary By Margaret Carlson

All Players Gained From ‘Oil-for-Food’

• Sharon and Abbas Agree on a Summit By Laura King

• Swept Into the World By Paul Watson

• John Paul’s Condition Stabilizes, but He Will Remain Hospitalized By Tracy Wilkinson and Thomas H. Maugh II

• China Environment Agency Takes On Giant Dam Corporation By Ching-Ching Ni

• Businessman Takes Oath as President

• In a Second-Floor Room, Iraq’s Vote Slowly Unfolds By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Crowd Storms Hospital in Fight Over Tsunami Baby

• IRA Changes Its Mind on Offer to Disarm

• Prime Minister, Official Killed by Gas Leak

• Tribespeople Wandered Isle Nearly 40 Days

• Civilian Killed in Iraq Is Identified

• 12 Soldiers Killed in Ambush in the North

• Army Denies Directing U.S. Artillery Fire

• Officials Failed to Halt Deaths, U.N. Envoy Says