Archive for Saturday, February 05, 2005

Astronomers Observe Relative Hot Spot on Saturn Polar Cap

• Greenhouse Gases May Stimulate Life on Mars By John Johnson

• Human Stem Cells Turned Into Neurons

• Vietnam Bans Farming of Ducks Amid Bird Flu By Charles Piller

• Radar May Help Identify Jamestown Skeleton

• Ships Deliver Antarctic Supplies Despite Iceberg

That ’70s Song Certainly Didn’t Keep Her Together

• A Lifelong Lesson in Justice By Teresa Watanabe

• Max Schmeling, 99; Boxer Became, for a Time, Symbol of Nazi Germany After Defeating Louis By Earl Gustkey

• Actor Played a Powerful Role in Civil Rights Gains By Elaine Woo

• A Method to Their Mourning By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Washout Divides Canyon – and Local Opinion By Bob Pool

• Long-Hidden Buddhist Relics Come to Southland By Larry B. Stammer

• Secretary of State Shelley Steps Down By Tim Reiterman

• Man Guilty of First-Degree Murder for Killing His Mother By Claire Luna

• Ernst Mayr, 100; Biologist Explained Species Shifts in Darwin’s Theory of Evolution By Thomas H. Maugh II

• School Editor Fired Over Gay Profiles By Tonya Alanez

• Allegations Lead to Rising Star’s Fall By Nancy Vogel

• Jackson Interview to Air Tonight

• New Lewd Count for O.C. Teacher

• Sale of Four Hospitals to O.C. Firm a Step Closer By Jean O. Pasco

• Media Feeding Frenzy Subsists on Morsels By James Rainey

• Ban on Lead Bullets Rejected By Miguel Bustillo

• Couple Convicted of Running Prostitution Ring Out of Home By Claudia Zequeira

• Man Held in Ambulance Theft in O.C.

• Candidates Hold Back on TV Ads By Matea Gold

• Mayor Launches Drive to Keep Libraries Open

• 2 Firms to Pay for Lost 9/11 Airport Revenue

• Chick Defends Critique of Hahn By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Report Finds Lax Oversight of UC Cadaver Programs By Alan Zarembo

• Winds Damage Homes, Power Lines in Idyllwild

• Typo Sends $9 Million to Worker’s Account By Deborah Schoch

• Bush Decrees Disaster Areas

• The week ahead in Orange County

• Hahn Urges Ethics Rules By Patrick Mcgreevy

• $5.3-Million Deal Will Protect 1,967 Acres

• CenterLine Headed for Back Burner By Dave Mckibben

• Westside Drinking Water Declared Safe By Natasha Lee

• Judge Urged to Reverse Decision Ending FBI Espionage Case By David Rosenzweig

Scoring a Chance to Dance

• Deal Makers Talk of Deal Breakers By David Wharton

• Owens Could Put Himself at Future Risk By Joel Greenberg

• OF TWO MINDS By Steve Springer

• A Series of Muy Grande Events By Steve Henson

• NHL Has a Hunch Union Will Bend By Helene Elliott

• Of Two Minds By Sam Farmer

• Chow May Have Tennessee Offer By Gary Klein

• Just What Doctor Ordered By Diane Pucin

• Riders Try to Reel In Carmichael By Pete Thomas

• Coaching Not on Jackson’s Schedule By Mike Bresnahan

• Brand’s Performance to Be Put to a Vote By Jerry Crowe

• Tagliabue Puts L.A. on a 100-Year Plan By Sam Farmer

• Avengers Overcome Mistakes, and Force By Chris Foster

• He’ll Pass on a Remake of the Longest Yard By Steve Springer

• A Big Event for the Big Men By Dan Arritt

• No Longer a Cook, but He Works With One By Larry Stewart

• One Early Favorite Is Out of Derby By Bill Christine

• Roses In May Makes Debut as a 5-Year-Old By Bob Mieszerski

• Sales of Bryant Jersey Not Nearly as Bad as Thought By Mike Bresnahan

• NHL Said to Have Backup Ducks Plan By Chris Foster

• Snyder to Return as Missouri Coach

• Marino, Young Top List for Hall

• Lagat Is Too Much for Webb

• Skipaslew Will Try to Pull a Surprise in Strub By Bill Christine

• Mickelson (60) Makes Himself Right at Home

• Good Turns Bad for Clippers By Jerry Crowe

• BCS Is Putting the Pieces Back Together By Chris Dufresne

• TODAY By Eric Stephens;mike Terry

• Teammates Brush Off Stewart’s Comments By Paul Gutierrez

• Medical Journal Says Rams Were Infected

• Fey May Need Patience By Diane Pucin

• Bibby, Barnes Lift Kings Past Knicks

• Titans Open With a Victory By Eric Stephens

• Santa Margarita Advances, 9-6

• Dillon Goes to Pro Bowl By Sam Farmer

• Top Performers

• They’re Making the Plays By Steve Springer

• Supervisors to Consider Pay Raises By Catherine Saillant

• Cut Our Tax (Filing) Burden by Half By Kenneth Swift

• Giving Teachers a Helping Hand By Carol Jago

Time Warner Profit Jump Leaves Wall St. Unfazed

• Lexus Hopes Gasoline + Electricity = Glitz – Guilt By John O'Dell

• HealthSouth’s Alleged Coverup Detailed

• To Settle Suit, BofA Extends Deposit Plan By E. Scott Reckard

• Also

• Consumer Confidence Index Slips in January

• Grocers’ Mutual Aid Pact Detailed By James F. Peltz

• Mexico’s Economy Grows at 4.5% Rate By Marla Dickerson

• U.S. Can’t Go After Tobacco’s Past Profits By Myron Levin

• Fox Is Said to Have Pulled Miller Lite Ads

• Former CEO of Video Chain Boosts Stake

• Autonomous Unmanned Boeing Jets ‘Attack’ Targets By Peter Pae

• Landry’s to Buy Golden Nugget of Las Vegas

• CalPERS Calls for Liability at NYSE

• Stocks Rally on Jobs Data

• Judges Back State Appliance Label Law By Andrew Wang

• Moody’s Raises Long-Term Debt Outlook for Port of Long Beach By Ronald D. White

• 2003 Cable Price Hikes Far Exceeded Inflation

• Adelphia Files Amended Plan to Exit Bankruptcy

• Jobs Report for January Disappoints By David Streitfeld

• Eateries Agree to Mercury Warnings By Julie Tamaki

• Greenspan Talk Helps Lift Dollar By Janet Stobart

Epic, extravagant

• A theatrical world strangely like ours By David Pagel

• Hail the king of rock ‘n’ soul By Randy Lewis

• East meets West in a fourth-grader’s voice By Terence Chea

• The other mogul was unavailable

• Why the ‘Million Dollar’ secret? By Tim Rutten

• Trying to get ‘Eyes on the Prize’ back in view By Colleen Long

• Invited to a party full of emotions By Lewis Segal

• Please publish this dud By Scott Martelle

• ‘Brooklyn Boy’ hits Broadway By Don Shirley

• FINALLY

• Essayists weigh in with observations on body image By Carmela Ciuraru

• Paintings from the Versace collection

• Famed Hit Factory studio to fall silent

• They write, but can they read? By Hillel Italie

Judge Says He Can’t Order Revote in Governor’s Race

• Cookie Surprise Wasn’t a Treat for Neighbor

• Suspect in Jewelry Heist Slayings Is Captured

• He’s Fought for His Views, Now His Job By David Kelly

• President Hit With Party Flak on His Social Security Tour By Richard Simon and Edwin Chen

• AARP Sues Over Benefits Change

• Flights Land After Threats

• Deliberations Continue in Ex-Priest’s Rape Trial

• Incentives Offered to Retain Special Forces

• N.Y. Ban on Gay Marriage Annulled By Josh Getlin

• Four Killed When Small Plane Crashes in Fog

• 6 Months in Prison for Abu Ghraib Guard

• Kevorkian Is Released From Prison for Surgery

• Florida Couple Arrested in Alleged Child Torture

• Bush to Boost Military Budget by 4.8% By Esther Schrader

• Bush to Unroll Tax Breaks to Help Cover Health Insurance By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Bush Says Private Accounts Are a Part of the Solution By Warren Vieth

And as for the Seven Dwarfs

• A Special Moment in Mideast

• Rights Go Up in Smoke

3 Americans Are Among Passengers of Missing Afghan Plane

• After Boycott, Sunnis Knock on Back Door By Ashraf Khalil

• 3 French Extremists in U.S. Custody in Iraq By Sebastian Rotella

• Parliament Confirms New Prime Minister

• Rice Makes Her Debut in Europe as Top Diplomat By John Daniszewski

• Abbas, Sharon Hope to Avoid Repeating Past By Ken Ellingwood

• 690,000 U.S. Troops Expected in Case of War

• Senators Examining Quality of CIA Intelligence on Iran By Greg Miller and Bob Drogin

• Shiite Slate Dominating in Early Tally By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Vatican: Pope Eager to Recite Prayers Sunday

• Japan Says Death Linked to Mad Cow