Archive for Monday, February 21, 2005

Truncated Sequoia Still Has Some Life in Limbs

• Obituaries By Myrna Oliver

• John Raitt, 88; Leading Man on Broadway and Father of Bonnie By Dennis Mclellan

• Westside to Choose a New Face for City Council By Steve Hymon

• Is Upward Bound Headed for a Fall? By Fred Alvarez

• Art, Science Mix at UCI By Tonya Alanez

• Silverado Canyon Mudslide Kills Girl By Janet Wilson and Ashley Powers

• Hahn Not the First L.A. Mayor to Use a PR Firm By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Candidates Reach Out to Minorities By Noam N. Levey

• Elsinore Man’s Trial Moving? By Claire Luna

• A Titan of Logging Threatens to Topple By Tim Reiterman

• Novel Plan to Help City Backfires By Hector Becerra

• Boosting for Children’s Care By Fred Alvarez

• Cross-Country Skier Killed in Avalanche

• Schwarzenegger Is Getting a Dose of Partisan Politics Reality By George Skelton

• Robert Merhige, 86; U.S. Judge Issued School Desegregation Orders

• Holiday closures

• Holiday closures

• Metrolink Limits Train Service

• Steve Susskind, 62; Actor, Announcer and Voice-Over Specialist

• Governor Fails to Curb Big Money By Robert Salladay

‘Obesity Revealed’ shows what we’re made of

• Quick relief for the chair potato By Karen Voight

• A safety Net for problem drinkers

• Waking to a nightmare By Judy Foreman

• Nearly forgotten, toxic shock may be on the rise By Shari Roan

• Obesity’s high price By Emily Singer

• How shy is too shy? By Peter Jaret

• Know the shape you’re in By Craig Stoltz

• Urban air pollution may affect babies’ genes By Karen Matthews

• Fungus studied as cancer fighter By Elena Conis

• Pregnancy peril from cats is exaggerated By Denise Flaim

• Rapid HIV test slow to catch on with doctors By Daniel Costello

• No matter how late, it pays to quit smoking

Overdrive for Gordon

• One to Grow on for Iverson By Mike Bresnahan

• Bruin Tournament Hopes Downsized By Diane Pucin

• Nissan Will Be Watered Down Now By Chris Dufresne

• Finley Is Resting Easier When It Comes to Family By Mike Digiovanna

• Avengers Outlast SaberCats, 71-69 By Ben Bolch

• Quiet Woods Watches Chances Wash Away By Thomas Bonk

• Aftermath Figures to Be Worse By Helene Elliott

• For This Weekend, His Name Is Mud By Thomas Bonk

• Navarro Believes in the Fast Track By Steve Henson

• Johnson Stirs Things Up Again By Shav Glick

• Cardinal Has His Number By Diane Pucin

• Michigan State Upsets Ohio State

• Redick’s 38 Points Snap Duke From Funk

• There Is a Lot to Learn From Steroid Scandal By Tim Brown

• Track for Buena Vista Handicap to Pivot on Weather By Bob Mieszerski

• Chronic Injuries Force Nen to Retire

• Closure Is Strong Suit for James

• NOW YOU KNOW

• It’s as Wet as By J A. Adande

• Saturday Was Out of Play By Peter Yoon

• Destiny’s Children Grab Torch By Mark Heisler

• TONIGHT By Eric Stephens

• Mild Upset for Grand Appointment By Bob Mieszerski

• Now NHL Season Is Officially on the Rocks By Ben Bolch

• USC Leads When Rain Stops Play By Eric Stephens

• Stanford Flattens UCLA By Mike Terry

• Arizona Routs Oregon State

• Lakers Deny Odom Rumors By Mike Bresnahan

• Mauresmo Battles Back to Stop Venus Williams

Labor Battling Governor Over Key Appointee

• Claiming Tax Breaks Can Entail Headaches By Kathy M. Kristof

• He’s Still in the Picture By Claudia Eller

• Inflation, Rate Worries Cloud Investor Outlook

• Howard Stern Guest Discloses SEC Subpoena

• DC-9 Strategy Helps Northwest

• Deutsche Bank Slips Out of Favor at Home By Patrick Jenkins

• Under the Care of Physicians By Lisa Girion

• Toshiba to Boost Chip Investment

• Secrets Aid Drug Suppliers, Not UC By Michael Hiltzik

• 64-Bit Chips to Be Unveiled by Intel By Terril Yue Jones

• The Week Ahead

• Australia’s Billabong Ups Profit Forecast

• 1st Chevron Hydrogen Fueling Site Opens

• Taiwan Sails to 5th in Big Yachts By Kathrin Hille

• ‘Above-Line’ Deductions Top Write-Offs, Credits By Kathy M. Kristof

• Gasoline Prices Down Nationally, Up in State

• Brazilian Farmers Brace for Lower Soybean Prices By Raymond Colitt

A heartfelt unity

• Now you see it By Rachel Abramowitz

• Coming soon, to very few theaters By John Horn

• Audition of the storied writers By Scott Martelle

• Documenting Mexico’s strong African legacy By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• Does Lincoln-SpongeBob rumor hold water? By Martin Miller

• Olympic panel steps into a brawl By Geraldine Baum

• Exploring the shades of racism By F. Kathleen Foley

• ‘The House That Tom Built’ By Carolyn Beauchamp

• ‘Angels’ to descend on a small stage By Lynne Heffley

• Herek’s a big man on campus again By Susan King

• A long, intertwined history By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• Latin rock’s budding dynamo By Agustin Gurza

• Just an everyday, paranormal life By Robert Abele

• Carpet’s old but not quite that old By Suzanne Muchnic

• Life after the nomination By R. Kinsey Lowe

• A long, intertwined history By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• Awards shows? You gotta hand it to Hollywood By Al Martinez

• What is your idea for a new holiday?

• A hole where their hearts once were By Regina Marler

• Film schools critique gets lost in geographic cliches By Howard A. Rodman

• ‘Ray,’ ‘The Aviator’ among winners of awards for editing

• Jokes & Riddles

Smokeless but Still Tobacco

• Spy Agency Specializes in Lay of the Land By Bob Drogin

• ‘Gonzo’ Journalist Thompson Kills Self By David Kelly

• To End Battle Over Judicial Picks, Each Side Must Lay Down Arms By Ronald Brownstein

• Pfizer Is Neutral on Bush Plan By Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten

• Edwards Won’t Necessarily Defer to Ex-Running Mate Kerry in ‘08

• List of HIV Patients Accidentally E-Mailed

• Peace Activists Meet, Plan to Pressure Bush

• Man Kills Estranged Wife, Small Children

• Alleged Serial Rapist Appears in Court

• Suspect in Workplace Shooting Is Arraigned

Happy Birthday, George and Abe

• The Right Fails to Go Global By John Micklethwait And Adrian Wooldridge

• Turning Anger to Power

• Is Your Stuff Yours? The Answer Isn’t So Simple By Martin Garbus

• Computerized Voter Abuse

• An Officer’s Split-Second Decision to Use Deadly Force By Rod Bernsen

Bush Speech to Endorse Strong, United Europe

• Violence Trumps Rebuilding in Iraq By T. Christian Miller

• ‘Sound of Music’ Is Coming Home By Sonya Yee

• Cabinet Agrees to Evict Settlers By Ken Ellingwood

• Al Qaeda Scoffs at U.S. Calls for Reforms

• Ex-Presidents on Tsunami Tour

• U.N. Refugee Chief Resigns Amid Harassment Charges

• Marines Are Cracking Down on Insurgent Stronghold of Ramadi By T. Christian Miller

• Ruling Party in Brazil at a Crossroads By Henry Chu

• Palestinians Vie for Share of U.S. Funds By Mary Curtius

• To Rebuild Amid Danger: an Alliance By T. Christian Miller

• Israel Plans to Free 500 Palestinians

• Pro-Reunification Party Wins Turkish Vote

• Socialists Secure Majority in Parliament

• Spanish Voters Register Approval of EU Charter

• Chavez Says U.S. Is Plotting to Kill Him

• U.S.-Japan Statement Angers China

• Tribal Chief Discusses State’s Role in Darfur