Archive for Sunday, February 13, 2005

Multi-Tasking Taxes

• ‘Ham and Eggs’ Pension Plan Promised $30 a Week in ’30s By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Hawaiian Music Lilts Into the Spotlight By Geoff Boucher

• Day of Dialogue Planned to Discuss Police Shooting By Cara Mia Dimassa and Kurt Streeter

• These Fans Believe in the Angels By Sara Lin

• Army Pfc. Stephen Castellano, 20, Long Beach; Dies of Noncombat Injury By Claudia Zequeira

• Attorneys Wary of ‘Stealth Jurors’ in Jackson’s Trial By Steve Chawkins

• S.F. Mayor Speaks Out for Same-Sex Marriage

• Patrick Okura, 93; Internment Stirred Passion for Activism By Elaine Woo

• United Way Honors 5 Who Give to Others By David Reyes

• Mayoral Hopefuls Greet and Eat By Matea Gold and Jessica Garrison

• It’s the Quickest Route to City Hall By Jennifer Mena

• John R. Gaines, 76; Breeders’ Cup Founder Helped Create Kentucky Horse Park By Bill Christine

• Half of Home May Be Lost as Cracks Widen

• Fatherly Advice Must Have Shelf Life By Dana Parsons

• Playing It Safe in a Blood Sport By Steve Lopez

• Salvadoran Leader Seeks Legalization of Migrants

• Gov.’s 1st Radio Address Touts Education Plan

• It’s a Big Valley in the Race for Mayor By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Rose Bowl a Thorny Issue By David Pierson

• Connecticut Educator Chosen to Head College

• Anaheim Man Dies After Plunge From Pier

• Looking to Design a Fairer Map By Nancy Vogel

• Prison Remains Locked Down Over Murder Plot

• The Little Rail Line That Couldn’t By Dan Weikel

• Governor Aims to Rehabilitate Prison System By Jenifer Warren

• Other Deaths

A grand chateau at the lake’s edge

• Sold: $1,000,000 By T J. Sullivan

• Preserving L.A.’s past in Angelino Heights By Jennifer Mena

• True confessions from the realty trenches By Robert J. Bruss

• In La Jolla, the plot thickens By Ruth Ryon

• Now leaving San Diego

• Myths about downsizing

• Landlord must fess up about pest chemicals

Five Songs, Five Looks

• MOGUL IN THE MAKING / Usher, nominated for Yeah! from “Confessions” By Valli Herman

• Making the Extra Pass By David Wharton

• Neo-punk for the designer age / Green Day, nominated for “American Idiot” from “American Idiot” By Valli Herman

• BE YOURSELF / Black Eyed Peas, nominated for “Get It Started” from “Elephunk” By Valli Herman

• Clothes Make the Elf By Mark Edward Harris

• Five Songs, Five Looks By Valli Herman

• Sunshine by the Week By Leslee Komaiko

• Sweet Licks By Adam Robert

• Diane’s Doughnut Moon By Ned Welsh

• The Life Mysterious By Michael T. Jarvis

• One-Man Show By Rachel Shteir

• Don’t Say ‘Cheese’ By Martin Miller

LOSING THE RACE

• Lefty’s Solid as Rock at Pebble By Thomas Bonk

• Daytona Is Revving Up By Shav Glick

• Canseco Throws Book at Baseball By Tim Brown

• A MIRACLE REMEMBERED By John Kekis

• For 2,000 Games, a Voice in the Clipper Wilderness By Jerry Crowe

• Removing the Anger From His Game By Eric Sondheimer

• ‘Cats Run, Bruins Hide By Diane Pucin

• It’s Not Broken, so NASCAR Won’t Fix It By Mike Harris

• He Coasts From Coast to Coast By Mark Heisler

• Improbable Win for Pacific

• Basketball by the Book: Learning the ABCs of ACC By Aaron Beard

• Illinois Turns Back Wisconsin

• Iverson’s 60 Points a High for Career, Fans

• Raich Takes the Slalom as Miller Falters Again

• Trojan Victory Is Breath of Fresh, and Rare, Air By Paul Gutierrez

• Pedregon’s Fast Run Has Funny Ending By Pete Thomas

• Maryland Puts Away Duke Again

• Dodgers Tried to Come to Bat for Anaheim By Bill Shaikin

• Batista Helps Gonzaga Avoid Upset By Eric Stephens

• Upsetting Time for 3-Year-Olds By Bob Mieszerski

• McHale Replaces Saunders

• Thompson Upset About Early Fouls By Diane Pucin

• Andrade Claws His Way to a 63 at Pebble By Thomas Bonk

• No Redd, but Bucks Still Rout the Hawks, 113-83

• Bryant Might Return Today By Mike Bresnahan

• 49ers Hold On at Finish

• Is the Pen Mightier Than the Needle? By Larry Stewart

• Stanford Loses Grunfeld in Win

• Don’t Get Mad Will Try to Win First One for Ellis By Bob Mieszerski

• Insider Talks Yield Little for NHL By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• Westchester Gets Playoffs’ Top Spot By Steve Galluzzo

• Top Performers

• Whose Idea Was It? They Shall Remain Nameless By T J. Simers

• Bruins Are No Match for Sun Devils, 80-59

• Temecula Valley Wins Division I Title Easily By Peter Yoon, Dan Arritt, Chuck Schilken, Jonathan Abrams

• Road Tests Won’t Make It Easy to Stop Losing Streak By Jerry Crowe

• Anderson Says He’s Feeling Great By Mike Digiovanna

• No. 14 Iowa State Upset

• Untouchable McGwire Leaves One Wondering By David Steele

• UNLV Erases 10-Point Deficit in Last 30 Seconds

Altitude, not attitude

• Serendipity in South America By Deanna Macdonald

• Slowing down by the bay in Newport By Janet Eastman

• Enough gold to rival Ft. Knox? By Jane Engle

• Flights to keep LAX buzzing

• The perils (and joys) of spontaneous dining overseas By David Shaw

• Seeing the wilderness by tall ship By Maggie Barnett

• Hanging out in Zimbabwe

• Warm memories of her Arctic years By Susan Spano

• Readers recommend

• At last, one-way tickets cost half of round-trip airfare By James Gilden

• Deal of the week

• Take food, a book and lots of patience By Arthur Frommer

• U.S. testing has begun, but a SARS vaccine is years away By Kathleen Doheny

Separated Sweethearts Find Each Other, and Their Son

• Accident Victim Declared Dead – for 2 1/2 Hours By Allen G. Breed

• Air and Ground Assaults Threaten Arizona Ruins By Arthur H. Rotstein

• Physician Afflicted by Scourge He Treated By Paul Elias

• Dresden Survives as Potent World War II Symbol By Frank Ellmers

• Sea Tragedy Survivor Forges a Future, Offers Hope By Jay Lindsay

• Attention Falls on False Alarms From Tsunami Monitors By Joseph Coleman

• Artifacts May Shed Light on Early People Along Texas Coast By Lynn Brezosky

• Parents Can Track a Student’s Progress With a Mouse Click By Anick Jesdanun

• Three Old-Timers From the 1600s Still Standing Tall in Boston By Mark Jewell

• Many Young Slovacs Clueless About Communism’s Iron Grip By Andrea Dudikova

Firms Paying Heed to the Higher Price of Offenses

• A Personal Burden By Marla Dickerson

• New Gamble in Predicting Returns By Kathy M. Kristof

• TOP STORIES – Feb. 6-11

• What’s the Bond Market Saying? By Tom Petruno

• Under-the-Table Deals Have Long-Term Costs By Liz Pulliam Weston

The troubled-teen trap

• A pledge to please but not to teach By David L. Ulin

• An incandescent dance with death By Eugen Weber

• What a long, strange trip it would be By Simon Singh

• The facts of life for clueless dads By Chris Erskine

• A lettered numbers man By Steve Fraser

• Truth, in all the wrong places By Phillip Margolin

• ‘Madame Bovary’ redux By Charles Solomon

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• BESTSELLERS

• Sirens By Stuart Dybek

• A tangled web By Thomas Meaney

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

‘Lost’ takes an odd path to diversity

• Pleasure of their company

• Move over, Motown By Robert Hilburn

• Could-haves and should-haves By Robert Hilburn;soren Baker;mark Swed;randy Lewis;richard cromelin;don Heckman;agustin Gurza

• Does De Niro have a script for his career? By Kenneth Turan

• Higher and higher By Randy Lewis

• Tricks up his sleeve By Michael J. Ybarra

• An artist in her own light By Stanley Meisler

• Halt, or I’ll play Vivaldi! By Scott Timberg

• Getting straight to the pointe

• His dentist would be so proud By Christine N. Ziemba

• Problems in doing volume business By Mike Boehm

• A new Day dawns By Richard Cromelin

• Going solo, but not going it alone By Steve Hochman

• Bend it like Tony Jaa By Robert Abele

• For Kidspace, it’s jingle in the jungle

• He’s the $6-billion man By Chris Lee

• For fans, a pay-as-she-grows experience By Don Heckman

• MISSING

• Place a big order for statuettes By Randy Lewis

• A high-concept pitch By Steve Ryfle

• Embracing film noir By Susan King

• ‘Who Sent the Valentine?’ By Beverly Plass

• A voyage she won’t forget

• Tuning in to the Bushes By Robin Abcarian

• Now it’s 15 seconds of fame By Choire Sicha

• Shakespeare on love By Susan King

• It won’t be over until the little lady sings By Chris Pasles

• Taking ‘General’ down a new track By Susan King

• Ethical journalists? Hey, it turns out we really are By David Shaw

• Theater company to change address By Don Shirley

• Circles of charity make the giving go ‘round By Jacqueline L. Salmon

Nevada’s Clout Evident in Waste Site Battle

• Hunt for Fugitives Expands to Retirees By Sandy Bergo

• Saffron Spices Up a Cold Central Park By Geraldine Baum

• Ads Amplify the Voices of Race Hatred By Stephanie Simon

• Dean Takes the Helm of His Struggling Party By Mark Z. Barabak

• He’s the Stickler of the House By Mary Curtius

• Company’s Cleanup of Polluted Bay May Not Purge Acrimony By Scott Gold

• Steeple to Reach Old Heights

• Indictments Stir Emotions in Asbestos-Riddled Mine Town By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Charges a Reality in Bus Driver’s ‘Survivor’ Tape

• Election Battle for State Had Huge Price Tag

• Tanker Falls Onto Car and Ignites, Killing Four

• Vatican Defrocks Four Priests in Abuse Scandal

• Wal-Mart to Pay Penalty in Child Labor Charges

The Digital Age

• First Terms, Second Looks By Swati Pandey

• The Meathead Proposition By Michael Kinsley

• The Correct Way to Fix Mistakes By Patrick Frey

• Easygoing, No. Big Easy, Oh Yeah By Michael Lewis

• Feminist Fatale By Charlotte Allen

• Love, Lust and Homo Sapiens By Caryl Rivers and Rosalind Barnett

• As Good as Lorenzo Lamas, Better Than the Goo Goo Dolls By Joel Stein

• Summers’ Apologia

• The Irrelevance of Black Leaders By Joe R. Hicks

• Choose the Moon

• The LAPD Is on Trial Once Again By John Mack

• Your Heart Was Broken

• Forgive Our Transgressives By Brendan Buhler

• When Are You Guys Going to Get It? By Deborah Blum

• All’s Well That

• La Difference Isn’t Rocket Science By Catherine Seipp

Postelection Optimism Ebbing in Iraq

• The Face of Mexico’s Narco-Spy Scandal By Chris Kraul and Richard Boudreaux

• Hamas Agrees to Cease Attacks By Ken Ellingwood

• A Softer Sell Fits Chinese Market By Ching-Ching Ni

• Pakistan Dam Rupture Killed 135

• 2 Killed as Thousands Protest New President

• Unarmored Military Vehicles to Be Restricted By John Hendren

• Russians Rally Over Benefits

• Couples Pucker Up Early for Valentine’s Day

• Rumsfeld, in Germany, Urges NATO Unity

• State Urges Unity After U.S. Rejects Demand

• European Rocket Takes Off With 2 Satellites

• Nun Battling Loggers in Brazil Slain

• Losers Plan to Contest Municipal Poll Result