Archive for Saturday, February 19, 2005

Tsunami May Have Uncovered Ancient City

• Palace Discovery Lends Weight to Roman Myth

• Bird’s Memories Strengthened by Sleep

• Mexico Reports Fewer Monarch Butterflies

• Star Explosion Among Brightest Ever Detected

• Brazil Crocodile Fossil Aids Land-Link Theory

• NASA Is on Schedule for May 15 Shuttle Liftoff By John Johnson

• Titan’s Potential for Life Was Nipped by the Cold

Police Shooting of Dog Sparks Anger

• As Houses Slide, Who Slipped Up? By Sara Lin

• Criminals at the Border Thwarted by Own Hands By Richard Marosi

• Hollywood’s Idea of Hell: Messy Freeway, No Traffic Helicopter By Steve Harvey

• Artwork Honors Fishing Industry By Catherine Saillant

• Obituaries By Claudia Luther

• Serving Up a Popular Brew of Conviviality, Spirituality By Veronica Torrejon

• Slow Storm Spurs Warnings By Eric Malnic and Claudia Zequeira

• Edward Sylvester, 81; Enforced U.S. Rules on Equal Opportunity

• Blake Prosecution Witness Possibly Delusional, Expert Says By Andrew Blankstein

• Slide Dangers Remain, Study Finds By Daryl Kelley

• Rackauckas Says ‘06 Bid for a Third Term Will Be His Last Political Race By Christine Hanley

• Daniel O’Herlihy, 85; Irish Actor Was a Best Actor Oscar Nominee By Dennis Mclellan

• School Pitching Machines Targeted in Rash of Thefts By Eric Sondheimer

• Judge Gave Indications of Suicide By Richard Winton and Caitlin Liu

• Parade Rest? Not in Garden Grove By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Woman Arrested in January Slaying of Man

• Errors Led to Leak on Oil Platform By Daryl Kelley

• Council’s Anti-Gang Panel Begins Work By Steve Hymon

• Police Look at Maintenance Man in Killing

• Credit Scam Victim Nails Home Depot By David Haldane

• Cars Jam Road to Victory By Sharon Bernstein and Caitlin Liu

• 2 Teens Arrested in Arson By Claudia Zequeira

• Police Seek Information in Fatal Motel Shooting

• Death Penalty Will Be Sought in Guard’s Death By Lance Pugmire

• Guilty Verdict in Gay Man’s Killing By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Holiday closures

• State Deal With Hearst Over Coastal Land Closes By Bettina Boxall

• Thelma Shelley, 84; Civic Leader and Mother of California’s Embattled Secretary of State By Tim Reiterman

• Mystery Cat Prowling Hills of Simi By Gregory W. Griggs

• Holiday closures

• West Nile Arrives Early in O.C. By Dave Mckibben

• Stephanie Karpinski, 92; Polish Army Pilot During World War II

• Nariman Sadeq, 70; Former Egyptian Queen Was Married to Farouk

• The week ahead in Orange County

• Hahn Gets Lukewarm Union Help By Matea Gold and Noam N. Levey

NHL Might Be Resurfacing Ice

• Buzz Words By Ross Newhan

• Pacific Has Chance to Make Some Believers By Eric Stephens

• Det. O’Neal Is on Case With Usual Suspects By Mark Heisler

• There’s Room for Thinking Caps When One Ego Exits By Helene Elliott

• Second Day Is a Soggy Excuse By Chris Dufresne

• Nemechek Finds the Front Again By Shav Glick

• A Rough Patch for Potential Pioneer By Sam Farmer

• USC Can’t Stop Stanford, 88-62 By Mike Terry

• Money Talks, but He’s Not Listening By Bill Christine

• Cabrera Merely Wants a Chance By Mike Digiovanna

• La Canada Holds On to Beat Servite, 57-55 By Dan Arritt

• Olazabal Has to Be Card-Sharp By Peter Yoon

• Whether or Not There’s Rain, They Shine By Thomas Bonk

• A Day to Grip It and Drip It By Thomas Bonk

• Bruschi’s Playing Career Is in Doubt By John Altavilla

• TODAY By Eric Stephens

• Kodak Moment for Eastman? By Steve Springer

• Despite Illness, Dean Will Play On

• In Hockey, It’s Tough to Tell Which End Is Up By Mike Penner

• Hamilton Is Awarded Victory

• They Experience Too Few Senior Moments By Paul Gutierrez

• Boxer Gets 15-Month Sentence

• Bush Is Latest to Have Surgery By Gary Klein

• Alvarez Denies He Used Steroids By Steve Henson

• Top Performers

• Shaq Calls Bank Shot for Jackson By Mike Bresnahan

• Martin Leads the Way in Field Cut to Seven By Shav Glick

• A Moment to Swish Upon Two Stars By Larry Stewart

• Strange (74) Starts Slowly in His Debut

• Robinson Raps Steroid Policy

• Leopoldo, Rodriguez Earn Honors

• San Luis Obispo Field Lacks Star Power By Bob Mieszerski

• Walchhofer Too Fast for Maier and Miller

• 1942-Style Bigotry Targets Muslims in the U.S. Today By Lillian Nakano

• Students Face a Tough Fight Here at Home By Sandra Tarling Powazek

Ex-Executive for Boeing Is Sentenced

• For SBC Chief, AT&T Deal Is Essential in New Telecom Era By James S. Granelli

• Exec Life Trial Begins for Last Defendant By Debora Vrana

• PG&E’s Net Income Soars in 4th Quarter

• Wholesale Prices Increase 0.3%

• Blockbuster Sued Over Late-Fee Claims By Lorenza Munoz

• Battery-Draining Cellphone Virus Arrives in United States

• U.S. to Review Settlement With Wal-Mart

• Awkward Start for the New WellPoint By Lisa Girion

• U.S. OKs Drug to Fight Smallpox Shot Reactions

• TiVo Shares Advance on Subscriber News

• FCC Says AT&T Not Exempt From Fees on Calling Cards

• Stocks Mixed on Inflation Fears

• Study Shows Remicade Eases Psoriasis

• Jury Clears Man of Piracy Charges By Jon Healey and Lorenza Munoz

• Spiegel to Focus on Its Eddie Bauer Division

• FDA Orders Amgen to Pull TV Ad for Psoriasis Drug

• Adelphia Set to Object to Ex-Director’s Claims

• PacifiCare, Others May Get 4% Medicare Boost

• U.S. Wine Exports Up 28% in 2004 By Jerry Hirsch

• Ford Trucks Said to Have Defective Latches

• Briefly

• Ex-Qwest Exec Faces Federal Indictment

• Also

• Fund Sales at AmEx Questioned

• United Again Delays Exit From Bankruptcy

• Exxon Surpasses GE in Market Capitalization

• IN BRIEF/COURTS

• Superior Industries’ Profit Falls

• N.Y. Man Arrested Over Instant-Message Spam By Joseph Menn

Rework, rebuild, recycle

• Conductor stands tall before Philharmonic By Mark Swed

• Scaling food pyramid makes one guinea pig a lesser man By Roy Rivenburg

• They’ll be singing for Sondheim

• Her words take flight By Lynell George

• From MTV to wrestling with Satan By Chris Lee

• Interpol stays inside the darkness By Natalie Nichols

• A family’s private reality behind a public image By Merle Rubin

• ‘Little Prince’ needs to grow up By Lynne Heffley

• Reporters should be shielded from jail By Tim Rutten

• FINALLY

• TV crew inside Windsor Castle

• ABC show to offer video description

• Jones’ bumpy road from stage to screen By Kevin Crust

• Stunt workers ask for Oscar category

• Jazz artifacts are up for auction Sunday

• Big-name finalists for literary prize

• ‘Casablanca’ will play again

Welcome to Oscar’s World

• Bush Wants More Litigation Limits

• Opponents of ‘Clear Skies’ Bill Examined By Tom Hamburger and Alan C. Miller

• Rehnquist to Keep Working at Home By James Gerstenzang

• High Court Spares Dog From Death

• Heartfelt Verse or Something Worse? By Stephanie Simon

• Bishops Report 1,092 New Abuse Charges By Larry B. Stammer

• GOP Takes to Heartland With Social Security Plan By Janet Hook

• FDA Advisors OK Disputed Pain Relievers By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Denise Gellene

• Wild Chase Ends With Shots, Crash and Arrests

• Miccosukee Man Gets Life in Sons’ Murders

• Dallas to Pay Millions in Drug Arrest Lawsuits

• Judge Wins Libel Case Against Boston Herald

• Judge Won’t Rush Election Challenge

• Court Says No Licenses for Illegal Immigrants

• Senator Optimistic Before Chemotherapy

• Losing a Place in the Sun

• Church Credibility on the Line

• In the Dark About Drugs

Confessions of a Saudi Militant in Iraq

• 57 Activists Arrested in Nepal

• Spain Seeks to Drum Up Interest in Its Trailblazing Vote on a Europe Constitution By Tracy Wilkinson and Cristina Mateo-Yanguas

• Bombers Strike Shiite Mosques in Baghdad on Eve of Holy Day By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and John Daniszewski

• Money-Laundering Ring Uncovered, Police Say

• Iran Will Dominate Bush’s Europe Trip By Edwin Chen and Tyler Marshall

• WHO Reports 61 Deaths From Rare Plague Type

• One Sees Stonewalling, the Other Grandstanding By Maggie Farley

• President Names New Director of Intelligence

• GIs Were Punished in Afghan Abuse Case

• Libya Withholds Lockerbie Payment

• E-Mailers Pose as Homeland Security Dept.

• No Injuries Reported as 6.5 Quake Rocks Island

• Bush Plans to Prod Putin, Refresh Bond By Peter Wallsten