Archive for Sunday, February 20, 2005

A desperate injection of stem cells and hope

• Outside the U.S., businesses run with unproved stem cell therapies By Alan Zarembo

Lost Coast Finds New Guardians

• 49ers’ Darling Wasn’t Clementine By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Lion or Tiger, Not Bear, Oh My! By Paul Pringle

• Native American College Shuts Down By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Storm Spawns Tornadoes, Worries; More Rain Coming By David Pierson and Steve Hymon

• ‘Eternal Sunshine,’ ‘Sideways’ Honored By Susan King

• Police Killing of Teenager Dogs Mayoral Candidates By Patrick Mcgreevy and Matea Gold

• Owen Allred, 91; Patriarch of One of Utah’s Largest Polygamist Congregations By Elaine Woo

• From Soaps to Gritty Reality of Poverty By Wendy Thermos

• Hahn’s Record, Unlike His Demeanor, Runs the Gamut By Noam N. Levey

• Ex-Marine Seeks Place in Iwo Jima History By Brian Melley

• Holiday closures

• MILITARY DEATHS By Erica Williams

• Jails to Reopen Closed Areas So Inmates Won’t Have to Sleep on the Floor By Jack Leonard

• Other Deaths

• Wanted: A Water-Walking UC Irvine Chancellor By Jeff Gottlieb

• Holiday closures

• His Quest Is Noble, but Is It Off Base? By Dana Parsons

• The Mayor Gains a Dose of Street Cred By Steve Lopez

• Firm Recalls Packaged Sandwiches and Salads

• University Investigates Sex Act on Student TV

• State Will Do Taxes for Some By Evan Halper

• Army Pfc. Kevin Luna, 26, Oxnard; Killed by ‘Friendly Fire’ in Iraq By Natasha Lee

Savanna rising

• Digging India

• FINDING IT HERE, AND FOR LESS By Booth Moore

• Sunset over the desert By Ginny Chien

• Caresses from Kenya By Ginny Chien

• Handicraft Meets High Modern By Ginny Chien

• Suddenly, Africa By Erin Aubry Kaplan

• Straight Out of Africa By Victoria Namkung

Remodeler picks his poison

• Sharp looks, and views to the sea By Ruth Ryon

• Last kicks in Beverly Hills home By Ruth Ryon

• A slice of heaven for bungalow fans By June Casagrande

• Why now? Why not? By Allison B. Cohen

• During repairs, this renter wants to be there By H. May Spitz

• Briefly

• Free guides on senior living

• Rainy-day do’s and definite don’ts

• $10-million boost to housing By Diane Wedner

• Magazine ranks realty franchises

• HUD details red-tape cost

Premium Players

• Forty Is the New 20 for Hopkins in Win By Steve Springer

• Sticking Together By Shav Glick

• Chatsworth Can Count on a Sure Thing By Eric Sondheimer

• Air Apparent By Don Markus

• Stern Wants Labor Gains By Mike Bresnahan

• Gonzaga Avoids Another Upset

• Elliott Ready for Derby Run

• All-Stardom: It’s Not Just for the Kids By Mike Bresnahan

• License To Run Is No Flop in the Slop By Bill Christine

• Northridge Gets Past Fairfield

• Stewart Rallies to Mow Over Field By Shav Glick

• China’s Swing at a Cultural Revolution

• 26-24? It’s Not Really Magical By Mike Bresnahan

• Kansas Can’t Stop Streaking Cyclones

• Connecticut Life Is Tough Without Taurasi

• Unselfish Trojans Still Have Reason to Go On By Paul Gutierrez

• Nobody Loses in This ‘Let’s Make a Deal’ By Mark Heisler

• Penny Proceeds With Caution After Injury By Steve Henson

• Utah Just Keeps Winning

• A Day Without Golf Is Draining at Riviera By Thomas Bonk

• Taxes Become Issue for Canseco

• Boston College Pulls Rank on Syracuse

• Rodriguez Ready for Finishing Touches By Mike Digiovanna

• UCLA TODAY By Diane Pucin

• Huskies Too Tough for Cougars, 68-55

• The Final NHL Score: Owners 1, Hockey 0 By Michael Wilbon

• Mile-High Game Will Be Shaq’s 12th

• UCLA Is Aiming to Do a Number on Cardinal By Diane Pucin

• Rutgers Ends Notre Dame’s Streak

• TODAY By Mike Terry

• Temecula Valley a Big Winner By Peter Yoon, Josh Gajewski, and Chuck Schilken

• McCullough Leads by Two After a 69

• Practice for Nextel Cup Cars Cut to Save Money By Shav Glick

• Taylor Stops Edouard in Third By Lonnie White

• Dorrell Adds to His Staff By Lonnie White

• Here’s the Dirt on Indian Country By Bob Mieszerski

• Good Guys Lose More Than Season By Bill Plaschke

• Don’t Ever Look a Gift Game Show in Mouth By Larry Stewart

• And He’s a Kicker to Boot By Chris Foster

• De La Hoya Has Fighting Chance as a Matchmaker By T J. Simers

• Security Is a Big Concern for Venezuelans By Mike Digiovanna

• NHL Season Dead Again By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• Roddick Forced to Withdraw

• Expanded Role for Video Games

• La Costa Tennis Event Joins U.S. Open Series By Lisa Dillman

• Fullerton Rallies Past Utah State By Eric Stephens

The Future of the Amazon Is Key to the Earth’s Fate, Scientists Say

• Lincoln Belongs to the Ages – and the Marketplace By Ted Anthony

• Belgium Bickering Over French and Dutch, Its Dual Languages By Raf Casert

• France to Fete American Pilots By Robert Burns

• Inventor Believes in Eternal Life: His Own By Jay Lindsay

• Former Marine Seeks His Place in Iwo Jima History By Brian Melley

• Unique Ritual Pairs Survivors of Iwo Jima Battle By Eric Talmadge

• Birders Track ‘Vagrant’ Hummingbirds By Mary Esch

• Energy Burst From Neutron Star Recorded By Stephen Manning

Return to glorious Lipari

• Next stop, pristine wilderness By Kaylene Johnson

• A vintage view in Napa

• Madrid hotel decidedly eclectic By Jane Engle

• Nature on display in predawn Mammoth trek By Dan Blackburn

• Hertz: Keep your $2.50 By Compiled By Jane Engle

• Watching wildlife on the move By Maggie Barnett

• Deal of the week

• Readers recommend

• For this party over spring break, bring your own hammer By Jane Engle

• 10,000 meals – and he has to make sure they’re safe By Mary Lu Abbott

• My portfolio? It’s in vacation condos By Arthur Frommer

• Mouse cliques may help you maximize your Disney dollar By James Gilden

• Her World

From the Streets to the Inner Sanctum

• TiVo Looks to Devoted Fans to Help Keep It in the Picture By Alex Pham

• Week in Review

• Question of Honor for Fund Manager By Tom Petruno

• Savers Who Reach 401(k) Cap Have Other Investing Options By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Time to Get Over the ‘Atlantic Divide’ By James Flanigan

L.A. novels: a coming-of-age story

• Failed visions of civic virtue By Jonathan Kirsch

• Compromise. How’s that for a revolutionary concept? By Matthew Scully

• Chameleonic existence in a world gone mad By Gideon Lewis-Kraus

• The eternal theater of Arthur Miller By Carlos Fuentes

• Corpses aplenty and a legal fight to stay alive By Eugen Weber

• In the absurdist corners of contemporary life By Richard Eder

• First Fiction By James Marcus

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

• BESTSELLERS

• After Oz By Lucille Clifton

The crux of luxe

• The road to the Oscars is paved with TV parts

• A watered-down vision By Christopher Hawthorne

• Anime: not just cartoon conflict By Bruce Wallace

• The Turks’ travels By John Daniszewski

• Get a load of this: She’s old and fat By Lynn Smith

• He’s just pressing on By Hugh Hart

• Vera, in the moment By Mary Mcnamara

• A battle of heavyweights By Kenneth Turan

• The year arrives with a lion’s roar

• Inventing the future as they go By Don Heckman

• It can be curtains with no backups on the bench By Mike Boehm

• That’s just Weird By Lewis Beale

• ‘Round and ‘round By Susan Carpenter

• The stuff of stardom By Mark Olsen

• Music’s zesty, but he’s testy By Douglas Wolk

• ‘Tutu’ uses two colors

• ‘Dress Warm, Rachel!’ By Sue Alexander

• ‘The Wire’ takes mythic approach By Laura Miller

• Preserving a rite of the people By David Freeman

• Opening ‘The Gates’ to criticism By Lynne Heffley

• In Walt Whitman, he’s found poetry By Don Heckman

• Making straights flush By Meghan Daum

• The Razzies: Oscar’s catty-to-a-fault cousin By Susan King

• A bold force in foursomes By Kyle Gann

• Vagrant is home for the Eels By Steve Hochman

• The blog squad can add another notch to its belt By David Shaw

• Rains rout Ford’s theater program By Scott Timberg

Developer Pens Paean to Growth in Atlanta

• It’s a Tough Time to Be the Intelligence Chief By Greg Miller

• Carter Sub Joins Navy’s Fleet

• City Dwellers Plow Money Into Farmland By Stephanie Simon

• Navy Will Honor Veteran’s Lifesaving World War II Action By Tony Perry

• Presidential Also-Ran Shows No Signs of Fading Away By Mark Z. Barabak

• Down and Out of Office, Illinois GOP Starts Over By P J. Huffstutter

• NAACP Leaders Criticize Social Security Plan

• Friend Taped Discussions With Then-Gov. Bush

• Veterinary Manual Takes Page From Current Events

• Warning Issued to Small Jet Just Before Crash

• 5 Marines Suspended After Recruit Drowns

• Justice May Face a Fine Over Pocketknife

• Serial-Rape Suspect Arrested

• Gay Parent Is Ordered to Pay Child Support

We Don’t (Love) Stinkin’ Yankee Running Dog Warmongers

• Wizards Behind the Curtain By Howard Blume

• Yeaaaaa arrrrgg ghhhh!!! By Joel Pett

• Labor’s Lost Love By Jonathan Tasini

• A Second-Term Shift? By Nancy E. Soderberg

• Dubya Does Europe By Charles A. Kupchan and Ivo H. Daalder

• The Times Quotes Firebrands and Convicts the City’s Cops By Jack Dunphy

• Technically, It Was a Geek Blast By Joel Stein

• It’s Been a Privilege By Michael Kinsley

• Control Our Kids, You Say? We Can Only Do So Much By Sandy Banks

• What Makes a Strong Mayor

• Hertzberg vs. Villaraigosa

• A Year-Round Party for Blacks By Al Franken

• The Forecast for Mainz: Chilly By Jeanne Rubner

• Schwarzenegger’s Risky Scribble By Sherry Bebitch Jeffe

• We Aren’t Fighting to Win Anymore By Andrew J. Bacevich

• A Soviet Memorial Etched by Ambiguity By D. J. Waldie

Bridge Spans Centuries of Isolation

• Acting as an Iraqi First, a Shiite Second By John Daniszewski

• Chalabi Savors Status Gained Outfoxing U.S. By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• 60 Flee as Gunmen Storm Haiti Prison By Carol J. Williams and Chantal Regnault

• Italians March for Abducted Reporter’s Release By Tracy Wilkinson

• Deep Roots Hold Syrian Influence in Lebanon By Megan K. Stack

• Clinton, Bush Visit Devastated Village

• Heavy Snow Traps Travelers in Kashmir

• Pressure on Togo Leader Increases

• North Korea Urged to Resume Talks By Bob Drogin

• Kenya’s Twist on the Odd Couple By Robyn Dixon

• Shiites Mark Holy Day Amid Hope, Violence By T. Christian Miller

• Ban on Hunting With Dogs Leads to Arrests

• Conference on Political Reform Is Delayed

• U.S. Warms to a Cohering Europe By Sebastian Rotella

• Sharon Says He’s Prepared to Make ‘Painful Concessions’

• 37 Dead, 150 Missing as Ferry Sinks in Storm

• Pope Resumes Private Audiences, but Not Mass

• Doctors Remove Extra Head From Baby Girl

• Cash Found at Club Was Stolen, Police Say

• Suspect in Nun’s Slaying Surrenders