Archive for Monday, February 14, 2005

• In a First, Hearing Loss Is Reversed in Deaf Mammals By Thomas H. Maugh II

Fords Feeling the Desert’s Warmth

• A New Look for ’30s-Era Bikers Bar? By Daniel Yi

• Divided by a White Curtain By Eric Bailey

• Tour of Orange County, on Movie Screens By Stuart Pfeifer

• Prosecution About to Rest in Blake Trial By Andrew Blankstein and Jean Guccione

• Pastor Urges a Positive Fight for Justice By Richard Fausset

• Power Line Electrocutes Fireman at House Fire

• Father’s Death Left Void in Life of Boy Killed by Police By Sam Quinones and Jason Felch

• John Patterson, 64; Director Noted for Work on ‘Sopranos’ By Mary Rourke

• Some Wonder if Baca’s on Governor’s Team By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Firm’s King/Drew Work Criticized By Charles Ornstein

• Flood Aid Fills Needs – at a Cost By Hector Becerra

• Governor’s Gambit Takes the Game By George Skelton

• Park Gift Lost, Found By Steve Hymon

• Embrace the New, Christian Media Conferees Learn By Claire Luna

• 21 Arrested at Cockfight in Lancaster

• January restaurant closures in O.C.

• Chris P. Rosenfeld, 83; Author, Performer Focused on History By Myrna Oliver

• Jack Segal, 86; Lyricist Was Best Known for ‘Scarlet Ribbons’ By Myrna Oliver

• Victims’ Kin Visit Train Crash Site By Erika Hayasaki

• Jewish Federation Raises an Estimated $4.6 Million By David Haldane

Jarrett Makes a Return to Daytona 500 Pole

• Mickelson Clicks on Links Again By Thomas Bonk

• Kobe and Lakers Hit Dead End By Mike Bresnahan

• If Anything, This Juicy Story Sure Has Legs By Mike Penner

• Manning Has Hot Hand in AFC Win

• Usual Suspects Already Make Marks By Grahame L. Jones

• ‘Rock Star Is Worthy of Encore By Bill Christine

• A Late Bid to Break the Ice By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• Foot Pain Seizes Jaric By Jerry Crowe

• Beavers Pull Off 17-Point Upset

• Rough Will Be Ready at Riviera By Thomas Bonk

• He Put the Great in Salt Lake, and L.A. By J A. Adande

• NOW YOU KNOW

• 2005: A Baseball Odyssey Through Joys of Summer By Chris Dufresne

• Vikings Might Have Deal in Place for New Owner

• Shackleford Provides Lift By Paul Gutierrez

• Timberwolves Lose in McHale’s Debut

• Loyola Puzzled by Its Seeding By Dan Arritt, Martin Henderson

• Rutgers Finally Cuts Through Connecticut

• Larkin to Work for Nationals

• Sometimes a Temp Job Is Best Place to Start By Larry Stewart

• Clippers Gain Something, but It’s Not Victory By Jerry Crowe

• North Carolina Drops Connecticut

• Odom and Atkins Readjust By Mike Bresnahan

• Spurs Fall as Wade Takes Over

• Favorites Find Trouble Advancing By Pete Thomas

• McGwire Responds to Canseco By Tim Brown

• Two Trainers Cited Over ‘Milkshake Cocktails’ By Bill Christine

Raising your odds of a speedy race

• For the autistic child, time matters By Shari Roan

• Yoga, Pilates or both By Jeannine Stein

• Leaving a job that’s just too stressful By Melissa Healy

• For tight abdominals, curl, lift and repeat By Karen Voight

• Keeping their edge By Emily Singer

• Sassafras is safer without safrole By Elena Conis

• Next step for HIV vaccine By Linda Marsa

• Gloves or bare hands? It’s a wash By Rosie Mestel

• Marijuana use alters blood flow

• Vegetable diet can lower cholesterol

• When it comes to fiber, keep it simple By Sally Squires

• DHEA may ease midlife depression

• Knowing in months, not years By Shari Roan

Restaurants Dishing Out New Looks

• Executive Life Case About to Go to Trial By Marc Lifsher

• Applying ‘HP Invent’ to Its PC Business By Terril Yue Jones

• Feb. 14 - 20

• Tax Rates May Be Increased in Sweden. Yes, Sweden. By Nicholas George

• Ad Firm Places New Unit in L.A. By Meg James

• For Pakistan, Hope Comes From Cotton By Farhan Bokhari

• KB Home CEO Gets 25% Raise By Annette Haddad

• Report May Lift Clouds Over Boeing By Peter Pae

• Israel Attracts More Capital By Sharmila Devi

• IPOs Set for Dolby, ECC

• GM to Pay $2 Billion to Settle Dispute With Fiat

• Looking Back, Fiorina Was Stuck in the 1960s By Michael Hiltzik

Bright, buffed and bare-backed

• Big night starts early By Lynell George

• Ray’s ‘Genius’ Loves Company By Geoff Boucher

• Lassoing the myths By Eric Bailey

• THE COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS

• Sentimental flight By Robert Hilburn

• Pretty rockin’, as awards shows go By Paul Brownfield

• Get back, Loretta? No, step forward By Richard Cromelin

• Famed rag doll celebrates a rich legacy By Joni Gruelle

• ‘Valentines of Many Kinds’ By Shirley Jordan

• Auctioning off remnants of Camelot

• They’re fiddlers on the hoof By Lynne Heffley

• In that fantasy world known as monogamy By Paul Brownfield

• A kickboxer’s fight for sexual identity By Susan King

• Together? Magazine can relate By Geraldine Baum

• Sound familiar? By Agustin Gurza

• Serving up all kinds of love notions By Lisa Rosen

• At PBS, a fragile state of balance By Lynn Smith

• Voting their hearts By Mark Swed

• Surprise! Well, no By Don Heckman

• Jokes & Riddles

• ‘Stardust’ finally shines limelight on Rod Stewart By Randy Lewis

• Shall I compare thee to my dog? By Rebecca Eckler

• Cinematographers like ‘Very Long Engagement’

• It’s a day for cards, cupids and canines By Sara Clarke

• Rocking it ‘old-school style’ in L.A. By Steve Baltin

• This time, West keeps his cool By Steve Hochman

• His gunnery sergeant had it right By Al Martinez

• Freedom’s enduring anthems By Don Heckman

• As Hawaiian as it needs to be By Geoff Boucher

Venezuela Flood Victims Sought

• Refugees’ Tales Heard by Powerful Audience of One By Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten

• GOP Senator Urges Drug Plan Rewrite

• Airport Screener Fails to Detect Butcher Knife

• Passenger Train Hits Truck; 4 Killed

• Man Tried to Engineer Sex, Suicides, Police Say

• Democrats Seek to Outmaneuver Republicans by Imitating Their Strategy By Ronald Brownstein

• MCI Appears to Take Verizon’s Call By James S. Granelli

• Learn English, Judge Tells Moms By Ellen Barry

• A Mythic Lovers’ Tale – Brad and Jen By Leslie Bennetts

• Peril in Iraq’s Constitution By Peter W. Galbraith

• The Cost of Change at the LAPD By William J. Bratton

• What Mercury Problem?

• Days of Thunder

• Taking Child Slavery Out of Valentine’s Day By Tom Harkin and Eliot L. Engel

• College Aid for the Asking

Shiites Walk Softly in New Landscape

• Democracy, or an Exercise in Fraud? By Ken Silverstein

• Shiite and Kurdish Slates Win 75% of Votes in Iraq By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and T. Christian Miller

• Brazil to Investigate U.S. Nun’s Killing By Henry Chu

• Argentine Painters of a Timeless Style Showcase a Century of Art By Héctor Tobar

• Pope’s Health Reopens Talk of Retirement By Tracy Wilkinson

• Senator Urges White House to Join Talks on Iran By Ken Silverstein

• Massive Blaze Destroys Madrid High-Rise

• 4 U.S. Troops Among 11 Dead

• Iraqi Election Catapults Critic of U.S. to Power By T. Christian Miller

• Israel Selects 500 Prisoners to Be Released By Ken Ellingwood

• Death Toll from Week of Severe Weather Tops 360

• Serbian President Draws Anger in Tour of Kosovo

• Beijing Reports Closing Illegal Internet Cafes

• China Vows to Help Revive N. Korea Talks

• Black Box of Afghan Plane Is Found

• Court Decides Custody of Infant Tsunami Survivor