Archive for Thursday, February 24, 2005

Poultry Farming Reform Urged to Curb Bird Flu

Trackers Kill Tiger in Ventura County

• Trash Incinerator Sent All Her Potential Profits Up in Smoke By Steve Harvey

• Building Better Mousetrap Cars By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Emergency-Response Center Is in the Eye of Every Storm By David Reyes

• Skies Are Clearing, but Cleanup Will Last Weeks in Southland By Hector Becerra and Eric Malnic

• Future of Airport Is Up in the Air By Daryl Kelley

• A New Wrinkle in Workforce By Catherine Saillant

• Quick Pick: Jackson’s Jury Chosen By Steve Chawkins

• Council Candidates Share Their Visions for L.A. By Steve Hymon

• Jimmy Young, 56; Boxer Lost Bouts With Norton, Ali, but Beat Foreman

• Front Seats of Some Metrolink Trains Are Closed in Safety Move By Erica Williams and Natasha Lee

• Rape Accuser’s Drink Consumption at Issue By Claire Luna

• Council Candidates Share Their Visions for L.A. By Steve Hymon

• S. Ernest Vandiver, 86; Georgia Governor During Integration of Schools

• For Some, Avalon Is Alcatraz By Daniel Hernandez

• Council Candidates Share Their Visions for L.A. By Steve Hymon

• Muir Dawson, 83; Second-Generation Partner in L.A.’s Oldest Bookshop By Myrna Oliver

• Defense Rests; Blake Doesn’t Testify By Andrew Blankstein and Jean Guccione

• Villaraigosa, Parks Gain Key Backing By Noam N. Levey

• We’re Drenched, but History Has Far Worse Tales By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Water Supplies Still Not Normal By Hector Becerra

• No Red Tag? Trust Instincts on Going Home By Gregory W. Griggs

• Motorist Hits Freeway Sound Wall, Is Killed

• 70 Greek Orthodox Parishes Get New Leader

• Mayor’s Race Registers a Big Nada By Matea Gold

• David F. Bradford, 66; Economics Professor Advised 3 Presidents

• Woman Missing From Board-and-Care Facility

• Lifestyle Bills Start Legislative Makeover By Jordan Rau

• Study of State Governments Ranks California With a Capital C (Minus) By George Skelton

• Improved Security at Ports Urged By Greg Krikorian

• Ex-Student Awarded Payment for False Arrest

• Suspect Claims Owner Helped Plan Jewel Theft By Lee Romney

• Campus Expansion Plan Ignites Battle of Berkeleys By Nicholas Shields

• A Look at the 3 Hopefuls in L.A. 11th District Race

• Cruise Ship Passenger Rescued After Falling Overboard By Richard Marosi

• Owners of Red-Tagged Homes Seek a Ray of Hope By Lisa Richardson

• Ara Berberian, 74; Sang With N.Y. Metropolitan Opera for 20 Years

• Board Gives Up on Saving State’s Only Tribal College By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

Is Time Up for Pauley?

• Lakers Feel the Charm of Moment By Mike Bresnahan

• Webber Is Sent to Philadelphia By Mark Heisler

• Eagles Fall Victim to Wildcat Strike

• Clippers Can’t Stop the Suns By Jerry Crowe

• Agent: Vikings’ Moss Is Headed to the Raiders

• Thompson’s Journey Led Him Back to ‘Gonzo’ Gig By Mike Penner

• Boaz’s Dedication Is Rewarded By Peter Yoon

• Red Sox Busy Making the Yankees’ Ears Ring By Tim Brown

• Weather or Not, It’s Now Time to Go One on One By Thomas Bonk

• Riggs Races to Fast Start By Shav Glick

• Myskina Is Upset by Martinez

• Illinois Clinches a Share of Title

• Illness Leaves Drew Lighter and Weak By Steve Henson

• Maybe Fans of NHL Are Becoming a Rare Breed By Ben Bolch

• Hill Hustles Cleveland Past Taft, 56-48 By Eric Sondheimer

• Malone Files Lawsuit Against Shoe Maker By Bill Shaikin

• Dynalook Takes to Dirt Again By Bob Mieszerski

• O’Neal Will Learn More After MRI on Knee Today

• TONIGHT By Eric Stephens

• Times Wins Honors in APSE Contest

• Afflalo Seeking His Comfort Zone By Diane Pucin and Paul Gutierrez

• Ali’s Daughter Will Run for a Cause By Helene Elliott

• Giants Announce Rotation

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Michigan State Gets Share of Title

• Marquette’s Diener Is Out for Rest of Season

• Cavaliers Ride Duo to Dynamic Victory

• Trainer Is Cited for Milkshakes By Bill Christine

• Wilcox Wants to Be Where He’s Needed By Jerry Crowe

• Donnelly Feels Normal at Last By Mike Digiovanna

• Winter Pays Team a Visit, Offers Plenty of Thoughts By Mike Bresnahan

• Top Performers

• Raiders Lose Bid on Lawsuit By Sam Farmer and Alan Abrahamson

Is it hot enough for you now?

• The case for minimalism By Booth Moore

• Together again for the first time

• Syrupy strategy By Dog Davis

• The ABCs of fun with Giants of playfulness By Lynne Heffley

• Pages from Perry’s ‘Diary’ By Mark Olsen

• Turning tables on their ears By Steve Baltin

• Action, drama or jerk? By Howard Leff

• CLUBS

• Good for the soul – and wallet By Christine N. Ziemba

• The pursuit of his roots By Andy Brumer

• Master of moral ambiguity By Kevin Thomas

• A significant resurgence of unreality

• Music that really fizzes By Frank Farrar And Kevin Bronson

• Call him irreplaceable By Richard Cromelin

• Cinderella gets disco fever By Lynne Heffley

• Have a sand blast By Valli Herman

• Still pretty, still popular By Susan Carpenter

• U.S. Treasury rep Antoinette Banks By Mark Sachs

• ‘Roberta’ revives a Kern-ucopia By Rob Kendt

• ‘Samson’ shorn of mobility By Chris Pasles

• Good food, great hikes really get him jazzed By Robin Rauzi

• Serving something different By S. Irene Virbila

• Out and about with Oscar

• Stern honored as radio rebel for battling FCC

• ‘Genius’ gets a Grammy bounce By Robert Hilburn

• Big bunch of phonies By Roy Rivenburg

• Ask the Critic: S. Irene Virbila By S. Irene Virbila

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• New theater in Santa Barbara By Don Shirley

• Pastapalooza By Leslee Komaiko

• Renaissance fair to relocate

• Korn founding member leaves

JetBlue Eyes Burbank Airport

• Wal-Mart CEO Takes His Case to California By Debora Vrana and Nancy Cleeland

• Clear Channel, Stern End Suits

• Consumer Prices Up 0.1% in January

• Mammoth Ski Resort Founder Is Selling Stake After 68 Years By Roger Vincent and Louis Sahagun

• Martha Stewart Living Posts Loss on Shrinking Ad Sales

• Profit at Jack in the Box Rises 77%, Beats Forecasts By Andrew Wang

• FCC Rules May Force Indie 103.1 FM to Change Its Tune By Geoff Boucher

• Chiquita Adds Bagged Salads to the Bunch

• Data Showing Modest Inflation Help Lift Stocks

• Cox Receives Subpoena in Spitzer Radio Inquiry

• Apple Releases New IPods, Cuts Prices

• Home Builder Toll Bros. Reports Surge in Profit

• Qwest Displays Tenacity in MCI Bid By James S. Granelli

• U.S. Extends Review of Sprint-Nextel Deal

• Overt Fraud Described at HealthSouth

• Ebbers’ Defense Begins Case

• Also

• EMI Music Signs With Peer-to-Peer Service

• United Follows Rivals, Increases Service to Asia

• Increasing Competition in Hedge, Buyout Funds

• Chiron Replaces Head of Flu Vaccine Unit By Denise Gellene

• Title Insurer to End Deals

• Univision Act Irks Televisa

• Women Hit With Salary ‘Penalty’

• Gemstar Posts Profit, Higher Sales

• Michaels Stores Faces Stock Probe

• 2 Websites Add Movie Ticket Sales By Chris Gaither

• Sempra’s Profit Rises 48% on Trading Gains

• ‘Deep Throat’ Numbers Just Don’t Add Up By Michael Hiltzik

• Medco to Buy Accredo in $2.2-Billion Deal

• Former Jesup Analyst Settles NASD Charges

• U.S. Raises New Questions on Fannie Mae’s Accounting

• New Stores Help Lowe’s Boost Net Income 27%

• Dell Stays With Intel’s Chips Over AMD’s

• Wachovia to Halt Suspect Trading By Tom Petruno

• Fed Considers Inflation Target

‘The House That Tom Built’

• Facing social challenges in early America

• Jokes & Riddles

Cub Fans Are Eating Up the Latest Pitch to End Team’s Curse

• Selling the Social Security Overhaul By Richard Simon and Lianne Hart

• DNA Fails to Find 1,100 9/11 Victims

• Prosecutors Deny Plot Suspect’s Torture Claims

• Iraq War Objector May Face Court-Martial

• Gays Seek Wider Marital Rights

• Justices Reject Segregation in State’s Prisons By David G. Savage and Jenifer Warren

• Family May Scatter Ashes Thompson-Style

• NIH Employees Object to New Ethics Rules By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Government to Pay Nearly Half of Health Tab by 2014 By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Joel Havemann

• Senate Panel Tables Ban on Cockfighting

• Schiavo Feeding Tube Stays for Now By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Bush Picks New Top Economic Advisor

• 6 Plead Not Guilty in Mine Cancers Case

• Judge Again Orders Indian Trust Fund Action By Henry Weinstein

• A History of Flawed Teaching By Sam Wineburg

• Girls, Math and the Fear of Failure By Sarah M. Seltzer

• Last Gas Before Honolulu

• Beyond Putin’s Soul

• Uncle Sam Wants Tu By Max Boot

• The Downside of Democracy By Juan Cole

• Let’s Try ‘No State Left Behind’

A lasting glow instead of flash

• Oscar week’s house of style By David A. Keeps

• Time to bring a chair outside and sit a spell By Robert Smaus

• Ode to the dandelion, jilted flower of spring By Emily Green

• Guide to knocking off pros By Lili Singer

• 10 ways you can wax poetic By David A. Keeps and Adamo Digregorio

• The Oscar for atmosphere By Barbara King

• Decorate from the floor up By Maryann Hammers

• For serious neophytes By Lili Singer

• One fine, but tough, rainy day By Chris Erskine

• Maxing out the medicine cabinet By Dinah Eng

• He’s only got 630 favorites By Christy Hobart

Turkish Prime Minister’s Lawsuits Draw Cartoonists’ Ire

• Allawi Will Make Longshot Bid to Keep His Job By John Daniszewski

• Interior Minister Fired Over Kidnapping

• Mexico’s High Court Sets Back Genocide Case By Richard Boudreaux

• Few Germans Fond of Bush, but Some of the Walls Have Come Down By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Schroeder and Bush Accent the Positive By Edwin Chen

• 2 British Soldiers Convicted of Abuse

• Chechen Is Charged in Slaying of Forbes Editor

• New Restrictions Put in Place for Interrogations

• Suspect in Bus Massacre Is Captured in Texas

• Pro-Syrian Premier Offers to Step Down

• Purported Syrian Confession Airs

• Roadside Bomb Attack Kills a U.S. Soldier

• Korei Makes Compromise on His Cabinet