Archive for Sunday, February 06, 2005

Charter Schools a Beacon of Hope

• City’s Worst Train Crash Left 30 Dead, 130 Hurt By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Tran Is First and Doesn’t Forget It for a Second By Mai Tran

• Fans Seek to Save Fields of Dreams By Dave Mckibben

• Academic Decathletes Compete By David Pierson

• Military Spouse’s Hard Work Draws President’s Praise By Wendy Thermos

• Business Files Its Objections to State’s Hunt for Back Taxes By Marc Lifsher and Evan Halper

• No Clear Favorite in Race for Mayor By Michael Finnegan

• Californians Among 31 Killed in Helicopter Crash By Wendy Thermos

• Californians Among 31 Killed in Helicopter Crash By Erica Williams

• Californians Among 31 Killed in Helicopter Crash By Claudia Zequeira

• 3 Mayoral Candidates Make Similar Pitches By Noam N. Levey

• Eric Griffiths, 64; Played Guitar for Quarrymen, Predecessor to Beatles

• Navy Reserve Lt. Cmdr. Keith Taylor, 47, Irvine; Killed in Embassy Attack By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Joseph B. Spence, 24, Scotts Valley; Among 31 Killed in Copter Crash By Natasha Lee

• Laptops Ease Pain for Seriously Ill Kids By Fred Alvarez

• Californians Among 31 Killed in Helicopter Crash By Gregory W. Griggs

• Believers and Curious View Relics By Kurt Streeter

• Msgr. John V. Coffield, 91; Southland Cleric and Social Activist By Dennis Mclellan

• Man Accused of Killing Girl Dies By H G. Reza

• SAG Honors Jamie Foxx, Hilary Swank By Susan King

• Man, 19, Fatally Shot by Off-Duty Officer in Mission Viejo By H G. Reza

• Big Screen Angst: It’s a Picture I Don’t Like By Dana Parsons

• Detained Iranians Reject Release Terms By H G. Reza

• Some Hospitals Met Nurse Ratios By Jia-Rui Chong

• Slide Dooms $2.5-Million Home in Anaheim Hills By Sara Lin

• William Crosby Jr., 90; Helped Create a Device for Biopsies of the Bowel

• 5 Killed, 4 Hurt in Crash Tied to Unlicensed Driver

• Saving as Many as He Could By Steve Lopez

• Scads of Debates, but Scant Interest By Noam N. Levey and Jessica Garrison

• Other Deaths

Always in Season

• Crying and Digging By Nancy Rommelmann

• Plugged In By Ava Chin

• Say It With Flowers By Mark Edward Harris

• Gray Matters By Idelle Davidson

• Fresh Lipstick for Noir Bombshells By Victoria Namkung

• Food for Love By Martin Booe

• Mr. Shriver Goes to Santa Monica By Janet Kinosian

• Putting L.A. on the Map

• Polyethylene – the Great Equalizer By Steven Ivory

• Last Tasks

Growth spurt in big homes

• Chateau del Mar, a model of French style on the bluffs By Ruth Ryon

• A mild, mild West in the San Gabriel Valley By Mark Kendall

• Will she be needing a gardener? By Ruth Ryon

• Maintenance manual needs a fix of its own By Robert J. Bruss

• The pitch looks official, but By Diane Wedner

• Guide issued on safety planning

• They’ll walk off with anything

• New owner must give notice By Kevin Postema

• Follow the law, not ‘industry standards’ By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• State court tosses out local mortgage rules

• Briefly

He Can’t Lose

• Bednarik Showing His Bitter Half

• NFL in L.A.? Nothing Turning to Something By Bill Dwyre

• Marino and Young Get Passes to the Hall By Steve Springer

• Patriots on Their Game; McNabb’s on His Own By Bob Oates

• Coach K.O. Doesn’t Keep Duke From Win

• The Inner Circle By Sam Farmer

• USC Rally Goes to Waste By Paul Gutierrez

• Rock Hard Ten Shows He Has an Edge By Bill Christine

• Wiggins’ 20 Keep Stanford Rolling

• Westchester Gets Outplayed By Eric Sondheimer

• Craig Is a Veritable Water Tower By Lauren Peterson

• Lights Out on Hockey Night

• Florida Flattens Alabama, 85-54

• Carter Is Unstoppable in Nets’ Win

• Just Another Super Day By Bob Oates

• Miller, Rahlves Make History in Downhill

• What Can Brown Do for Purple and Gold? By Mark Heisler

• Huskies Fatten Up on Bruins With Crash Diet By Diane Pucin

• Foothill Stops Santa Margarita in Final By Dan Arritt

• TODAY By Mike Terry

• HOW THEY MATCH UP By Lonnie White

• Knight Caps Late Rally by Loyola

• History Will Be at Their Fingertips By Sam Farmer

• Tigers, Ordonez Said to Reach $75-Million Deal

• Matadors Take Care of Business By Eric Stephens

• Top Performers

• Sure, Sosa’s a Hit, but Orioles Still Miss By Laura Vecsey

• Mickelson Takes a Four-Shot Lead

• Marshall Plan Might Work for the Eagles By Larry Stewart

• Thompson Can’t Get Take-Out Service By Diane Pucin

• No. 14 Arizona Cruises, 90-72

• West Virginia’s Pittsnogle Leaves Pittsburgh Breathless

• ‘Judge, Skukuza Aim for Fourth Win in Row By Bob Mieszerski

• He’ll Go for the Downs, but Shoot for the Moon By T J. Simers

• Browns Give Game Tickets to 50 Marines

• A Rough Road Begins Against Rockets By Mike Terry

• Carmichael Wins His Fourth Straight Race By Pete Thomas

• Livingston Hopes to Resume Rookie Season Soon By Jerry Crowe

• USC Takes Off Fast, Then Has to Hang On By Mike Terry

• Nicklaus Dominates Again in Skins Game

• TV LINEUP By Larry Stewart

• NFL Doesn’t Share, or Share Alike

Tsunami May Set Limits on Development

• Survivors of Tsunami Are Haunted by Loss, Trauma By Emma Ross

• Just Married, Then Off to Iraq and Twist of Fate By Jennifer C. Yates

• Tsunami Widows Cast Into India’s Underclass By Deborah Hastings

• Anger – and Joy – Greet Release of Infamous Trapper By John Miller

• Tax Proposal Puts New Wrinkle on Cosmetic Surgery By Rebecca Cook

The young captain and the sea

• Along the Amazon, the exotic is everyday By Lucy Barajikian

• Kosher cuisine was just part of it By Harriet Edleson

• 90 miles from L.A., shades of Las Vegas By Kimi Yoshino

• Wintertime accessories you can warm up to By Judi Dash

• Definition of cruise control: Tots are busy, parents blissful By Mary Mcnamara

• The awe factor in South America

• Churchill, moment by moment By Jane Engle

• Fancy flying – for a fee By Jane Engle

• Build the trail, then take a hike By Maggie Barnett

• Readers recommend

• Hotels’ special offers sometimes outdo their own ‘best’ rates By James Gilden

• At bargain prices, China tours beckon By Arthur Frommer

• Deal of the week

• A Las Vegas landing strip for innovative, high-tech ideas By Jane Engle

• Your port of call is suddenly canceled. Now what? By Laurie Berger

Little Port That Could

• After the Deluge, a Brighter Outlook for State’s Farmers By Jerry Hirsch

• TOP STORIES – Jan. 30 – Feb. 4

• A Few Easy Steps to Keep Those Financial Resolutions By Kathy M. Kristof

• Control Yourself When Using Home Equity to Pay Off Debt By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Hussein’s Legacy Still Mars Iraq’s Economy By James Flanigan

• Simple in Concept, Baffling in Practice? By Tom Petruno

Going easy on the Street

• A search for social solidarity in a ‘radcon’ world By Jim Sleeper

• Sex and the single sleuth By Paula L. Woods

• Hollywood have-nots By Richard Eder

• A realist with a gift for nuance By Heller Mcalpin

• Where louts and umlauts get their due By Allen Kurzweil

• The start of a new Iraq, but where will it lead? By Carol Brightman

• Forever out of reach of the establishment By Clancy Sigal

• Life interrupted By Marc Silver

• First Fiction By James Marcus

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

• BESTSELLERS

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

Watch. Think. Squirm.

• A thinking child’s theater By Peter C. Brosius

• A nuttier ‘Chocolate’ By John Horn

• This exec smiles: The end. By Rachel Abramowitz

• From the man who would be King By Robert Hilburn

• Trail of Dead’s new path By Robert Hilburn; Steve Hochman; Don Heckman; Natalie Nichols

• Banner day draws near By Paul Lieberman

• Sorry, not ‘Tonight,’ or any of its cousins By Paul Brownfield

• Writ large in every medium By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘Medium’ both rare, well done By Laura Miller

• Pooling his talents By Susan King

• Examine the diagnosis

• Wall of Sound lost and found By Steve Hochman

• Facing constraints, finding freedom By Susan King

• Stressed for success By Richard Cromelin

• On the set, some lessons learned By Susan King

• It hasn’t gotten any easier to be a student journalist By David Shaw

• When that midlife crisis comes early By Christine N. Ziemba

• Nonfiction, reality’s kin By Susan King

• Did it move you? By Valerie Gladstone

• ‘Drawing From Nature’ By Carol Felixson

• Out of Scorsese’s past By Susan King

• Things are heating up

• ‘34’ architects in name only By Diane Haithman

• Sorry, not ‘Tonight,’ or any of its cousins By Paul Brownfield

• You can pay to play By Don Shirley

• Beauty is only satellite dish deep By Scott Timberg

Mariachi Has Them Playing Different Tune

• Exodus of Its Restless Young Makes Iowa Fear for Future By Stephanie Simon

• Their Field of Dreams Is Piled High With Snow By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Slaying Reminds New Yorkers of a More Violent Era By Josh Getlin

• Edwards Takes Spotlight, Pledges to Fight Poverty

• Notorious Killer to Go Free After 22 Years

• Bush to Propose Billions in Cuts By Joel Havemann and Mary Curtius

• Infertile Couple Can Sue for Wrongful Death

• Alaska’s Attorney General Resigns

• 3 Railroad Workers Fired After Deadly Crash

• 2 Stand Accused in Porch Collapse That Killed 13

• A Costly Case of Mistaken Identity

Best Pictures? Hardly

• Beyond Rock, Paper, Scissors By Joan A. Lukey

• Should We Jail Deep Throats By John W. Dean

• Wardrobe Malfunctions at Halftime – Guaranteed By Joel Stein

• The A’s, the Bs, the Cs and the Fat One By Michael Lewis

• No Room for Delicate Ears

• The Big Election: Who Knew?

• Abdullah Points the Way

• THE CONSTITUTION By Kelli L. Sager

• The Color Line in Your Den By Andrew Grant-Thomas and Laura Morris Siena

• Here’s What California Needs: a Poet in Every Paper By Richard Beban

• Iraqi Voters Get the Last Laugh

• Super Bowl vs. the Universe

• History’s Greatest Leaker: He Did It His Way

• The Class of 9/11 Rethinks the Law By Edward Lazarus

• We the People, Ignorant and Tuned Out By Molly Selvin

• Whispers as Loud as Shouts

• The Thinker By Michael Kinsley

• New England’s Agony of Victory By William Powers

Lessons in Resentment, Resilience

• Watered-Down Democracy Won’t Be Missed By Kim Murphy

• Jamaicans Get Together, Don’t Feel All Right About Bob Marley By Carol J. Williams

• G-7 Agrees to Debt Relief for Poorest Countries By Janet Stobart

• Iraqi Cleric Takes Center Stage By Alissa J. Rubin

• Some Brazilians Would Rather Party Hardly By Henry Chu

• Wreckage of Afghan Jet Found on Peak By Halima Kazem

• 33 Iraqis, One Marine Killed Across Nation

• Rice Calls for Greater Democracy in Russia

• Possible Mole Unearthed in Fox’s Office By Chris Kraul

• Bombing Suspects Killed in Gunfights With Police

• Rhetoric of Reform Discomfits the Mideast By Tyler Marshall and Sonni Efron

• Pope May Address Public Via Broadcast

• President Eyadema Dies; Son Named Successor

• U.S. to Take It Slow on Mideast By Paul Richter

• No Criminal Charges for CIA Over Downed Plane

• Crown Prince Suggests Terror Intelligence Hub