Archive for Wednesday, February 16, 2005

• Experts Divided on Implications of N.Y. AIDS Case By Thomas H. Maugh II and Sharon Bernstein

Hahn Begins His 1st TV Ads in Reelection Campaign

• Hundreds Mourn Slain Boy at Emotional Funeral By Solomon Moore

• USC’s Heisman Trophy Winner Puts His Education First By Steve Harvey

• With a Direct Hit to Every Heart By Susannah Rosenblatt

• At Rand, Fellows Learn Big-Picture Thinking By Rebecca Trounson

• Montage’s Dream Has Holes in It By Kimi Yoshino

• Jackson’s Sudden Illness Halts Trial By Steve Chawkins

• Man Accused of Causing Fatal Train Crash Pleads Not Guilty By Caitlin Liu

• Sixten Ehrling, 86; Swedish Royal Opera Conductor

• Karl Linn, 81; Gave Up Landscape Design for Community Gardens By Mary Rourke

• Police Panel to Meet Today on Shooting Policy By Richard Winton

• Anne Reher Livio, 89; L.A. Political, Social Activist Served on City’s Arts Commission By Dennis Mclellan

• Teacher Is Held After Girl Found in Home By David Haldane

• ‘Sausage King’ Is to Be Put to Death

• Study Is Critical of UC’s Wages By Rebecca Trounson

• Amusement Park Brawl Might Have Been Started by Gangs By Lance Pugmire

• City’s Downtown Has Free Internet Access

• Lennar Leading Bidder for Last 2 El Toro Parcels

• Rekindling a Patient’s Desire for Life By Dana Parsons

• Paraplegic, 36, Faces Potential of Life in Prison By Rachana Rathi

• O.C. Law School Gets Accreditation By Jeff Gottlieb

• LAPD’s Response Time Gauged By Patrick Mcgreevy

• New Judge to Oversee Abuse Case Settlements

• O.J. Simpson’s Brother Drove Van in Fatal Crash

• Sex Arrest Shocks Man’s Friends By Joel Rubin

• Man Injured When Car Crashes Into Laundry

• Officials Get Free Trip to Hawaii By Nancy Vogel and Dan Morain

• Blake Defense Opens By Andrew Blankstein

• Bad Boys Bail Bonds Indicted By Eric Malnic

• Pedestrian Killed When Hit by a Car; Driver Cited

• King/Drew Passes Key Inspection By Charles Ornstein and Jack Leonard

• Man Apparently Kills Wife, Shoots Himself

• Parks’ Certainty Is His Best, Worst Trait By Steve Lopez

• County OKs $550,000 Toward Land Purchase

• Water Pacts Give State’s Growers New Profit Stream By Bettina Boxall

• Firefighters Monitor 5 Hillside Homes

• East L.A. Research Complex Proposed By Wendy Thermos

Reign Again?

• Young Guys Start to Hit Bull’s-Eye By Mark Heisler

• Hopkins Never Is Shy About Discussing Past By Steve Springer

• By Any Name, Angels to Keep Plugging Away By Mike Digiovanna

• NHL Season on Brink By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• School Has the Teacher’s Name Written All Over It By T J. Simers

• NOW YOU KNOW

• South Carolina Stuns Kentucky

• Bryant (40) Gives Lakers a Nice Break By Mike Bresnahan

• Fey Remains Central to Success of the Team By Diane Pucin

• Another Injury Sidelines Jaric By Jerry Crowe

• Medvedenko Gets a Start By Mike Bresnahan

• Williams Must Repay Dolphins $8.6 Million

• Thieves Strike Baseball Teams By Eric Sondheimer

• PGA Tour Executive Orender Chosen WNBA President By Mike Terry

• Olajuwon Defends Ties

• Papering Over the Lack of a Venue By Larry Stewart

• Nixon Critical of Star Yankee

• Three With No Losses Hope to Keep It That Way By Martin Henderson

• Top Performers

• Na, 21, Moving Up in the World By Peter Yoon

• Grunfeld’s Absence Concerns Saia By Paul Gutierrez

• Heinrichs Resigns as Women’s Coach

• Oregon’s Crosswhite Dismissed From Team

• Clippers’ Losing Streak Is at Six By Jerry Crowe

• Rolle Is Charged With Assault

• Streaking Rockets Have No Problem

• Anaheim Pushes Ahead on Angel Name Fight By Bill Shaikin

• U.S. Women Making Luge Improvements By Helene Elliott

• USOC Approves $116.7-Million Annual Budget By Alan Abrahamson

• Track Beefs Up Insurance for Riders By Bill Christine

• Race Features Five Hopefuls By Bob Mieszerski

• Notre Dame Rallies for 10th Win in a Row

Not-quite-perfect 10

• The Bentley: Class for a few, art for the masses By Dan Neil

• A short trip from fatigue to felony By Jeanne Wright

WinCo Has a Plan for SoCal Market Share

• Microsoft to Strengthen Security By Joseph Menn

• Circuit City Gets $3.25-Billion Offer

• Leapfrog Cuts Jobs as Sales Drop

• Feckner Win Likely at CalPERS By Marc Lifsher

• Apple, Napster Swap Jabs Over Security Flaws By Jon Healey

• Northrop to Make Laser Weapon

• Indian Casino Revenues Jumped, Report Says

• Nordstrom Profit Increases 34%

• Qwest Narrows Quarterly Loss

• Citigroup Mistake Sends QQQQ Shares Higher

• Foreign Purchases of U.S. Assets Fall

• Baseball Arm to Acquire Tickets.com By Andrew Wang

• NBC Universal Expected to Save GE $350 Million

• Wal-Mart Is Sued Over Imported Bikes

• Briefly

• Chief Accounting Post Is Filled at Corinthian

• Wynn Seeks to Build in Singapore

• Applied Materials Says Profit Tripled

• Judge Gives Early OK to Deal in Net IPO Suits

• Japan’s Economy Shrinks 0.1% in Quarter

• FCC Wants to Shield Kids From Phone Smut

• Wachovia Probes Stock Trading By Tom Petruno and Josh Friedman

• Airbus Plan Has States Interested

• Stocks Inch Up, Pushing Dow to New 2005 High

• Retail Sales Slip as Auto Demand Weakens

• Fraud Ring Taps Into Credit Data By Joseph Menn

• Home Builder Optimism Declines in February

• Federated-May Merger Talks Reportedly Ended

• Also

• Toyota Recalls 22,228 Tacoma Pickups

• Defense Tries to Discredit Ex-CFO

• More Evidence Needed for China Piracy Case

• French Settle Executive Life Suits By Marc Lifsher

• Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking T-Mobile Data By Jon Healey and Joseph Menn

Silky, sophisticated and simple

• Creme de la custard By Russ Parsons

• Rarefied cookbooks, well done By Laurie Winer

• Is it really a magic wand? By Cindy Dorn

• Asian chic, Hollywood style By S. Irene Virbila

• Dinner in the hot seat By John Balzar

• 2002 Ravenswood Big River Zinfandel, Alexander Valley By S. Irene Virbila

• New wines, ancient cellar By David Shaw

International movement

• An eye for detail ahead of its time By Holly Myers

• Wide awakening By Robert Hilburn

• Grieving Miller hypes her ‘Ballad’

• Getting out their ‘Vote’ By John Horn

• ‘Keeper’ By Judith Ross Enderle And Stephanie Jacob Gordon

• Tune in to each season’s melody

• Welcome to the ‘age of chaos’ By Scott Martelle

• Seeking a rallying cry, louder voices By Robin Abcarian

• Stewart, Comedy Central sign deal By Geoff Boucher

• Arts funding report sparks controversy By Mike Boehm

• Hubbard ensemble deftly expresses liberation, love By Lewis Segal

• ‘Contender’ boxer shoots self to death, police say By Susan King

• Jokes & Riddles

• Yes, Big Brother is watching, and he’s listening even more By Anthony Day

• Fans buy ‘Fawlty Towers’ hotel

• Following clues to correct artist

• Cat Stevens wins settlement

• ‘Project’ places Debussy in a contemporary context By Richard S. Ginell

• Heckscher curbs expansion plans

• Viewers judge ‘Idol’ worthy

Defrocked Priest Sentenced to 12 to 15 Years in Sex Abuse Trial

• Judges Say Reporters Must Name Sources in CIA Case By David G. Savage and James Rainey

• Accuser Testifies in Priest Sex Abuse Case By Stephen Braun

• Report Fuels Questions About Judicial Nominee By Henry Weinstein

• Chertoff OKd as Homeland Security Chief By Mary Curtius

• Carlee Makes Her Point at Top Dog Show

• FDA to Institute Safety Board By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• 2 Poker-Playing Dog Paintings Fetch Big Pot

• States Limit Ex-Cons’ Voting Rights, Report Says By Elise Castelli

• Teen Burglar Charged for Moonlight Sonata

• Driver Admits Being Drunk on Mouthwash

• As Promised, Kerry Proposes Measure to Add 40,000 Troops By Mark Mazzetti

• Bush’s Saving Strategies By Joel Havemann and Warren Vieth

• Teen Who Said Zoloft Drove Him to Kill Is Convicted

• Six Environmental Activists Are Sentenced

• Three Men Arrested on Weapons Charges

• The Devil We Know in Lebanon

• The Case of the Mutant AIDS Virus By Laurie Garrett

• Opposite of ‘Clear Skies’

• Here’s Looking at You, King By Andrés Martinez

• Mideast Peace, Step by Step By Aaron David Miller

• Stop the Bleeding, Fast

• Hands-On Help From the Governor By Patt Morrison

Between the Bombs, U.S. Soldiers Pass Baton

• Activists Hope Nun’s Slaying in Amazon Is Catalyst for Change By Henry Chu

• A Place Apart in Iraq By Jeffrey Fleishman

• U.S. Recalls Ambassador to Syria as Suspicions Over Bombing Grow By Megan K. Stack and Rania Abouzeid

• Key Sunni Arab Group Predicates Its Participation on Troops’ Leaving By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Marine, 3 Iraqis Killed; Turkish Captive Freed

• Outsider Wins Post of Speaker in Lower House

• Death Toll in Coal Mine Accident Rises to 209

• British Sleuths Map Tunnel in Diana’s Death

• 2 Militants Killed in W. Bank

• Kyoto Pact Takes Effect Without U.S. By Miguel Bustillo

• More Deaths Tied to Drug Turf War

• Ukraine’s Premier Will Have Immunity