Archive for Tuesday, January 25, 2005

• Gates Pledges $750 Million for Vaccination Campaigns By Charles Piller

• Banned Report on Vioxx Published By Thomas H. Maugh II

Roads’ Storm Repairs Costly

• After Some Noise From Buffalo, Orange Keeps Geography Title By Steve Harvey

• Hours Before Trial Begins, 1 of 2 Admits Animal Abuse By Lance Pugmire

• Towns Practice Pitches to Save Bases By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Rewards Are Offered in 2 Santa Ana Slaying Cases By Mai Tran

• Coach Testifies in Suit Against Parent Who Twice Sued Him By Dave Mckibben

• Bankruptcy Threat With an Edge By Tim Reiterman

• David Nuuhiwa Sr., 82; Infused Surfing With Hawaiian Ritual By David Reyes

• Recent Storms Act as Reminder of Road Safety By Gregory W. Griggs

• H. Bentley Glass, 98; Offered Sweeping View of the Future for Nonscientists By Myrna Oliver

• Legislator Wants Inquiry Into Plan to Reopen Prisons By Dan Morain

• Hahn Aide Defends Sacramento Fundraiser By Noam N. Levey

• Blake Had Plotted to Get Infant, Aide Says By Andrew Blankstein

• Memorial Service Set for Romance Novelist, Journalist Joan Sweeney

• Teen Testifies Against, and for, His Brother By Claire Luna

• Union Sees Conflict in Port’s Donation By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Hahn’s Drive to Raise Sales Tax in Trouble By Noam N. Levey

• Resident Is Arrested in Apartment Blaze

• Mentally Ill Kids Incarcerated, Study Finds By Elise Castelli

• ‘Starving’ Schools Need Tax Hikes, O’Connell Says By Jean Merl

• UCLA Makes Chicano Studies a Department

• ‘Suspicious’ Origin Seen in Burned-Out Eatery

• Great Park to Get Tax Funds? By Daniel Yi

• LAPD Enlisted in Fight on Human Smuggling By Solomon Moore

• Investigators Say Fire at Church Was Arson

• Land Deal Adds Private Acreage to Wilderness

• State Bill Calls for ‘Fire-Safe’ Cigarettes By Nancy Vogel

• Ruling Limits Challenges of Parole Denials By Maura Dolan

• 3 Men Killed by Officers in Separate Shootings By Richard Winton

• Prison Guard Suspected of Smuggling Narcotics

• Miller Named Police Chief of Ventura

• Boat Captain Admits Shooting at Sea Lions

Sonic Bloom

• Drag Racer Takes Drivers’ Award By Shav Glick

• Tennis’ Drama Queens Will Take Center Stage By Lisa Dillman

• Loss to Molik Keeps Venus in Full Eclipse By Lisa Dillman

• NOW YOU KNOW

• It’s a Tough Call for Coaches By Eric Sondheimer

• Jaric Is the First to Return By Jerry Crowe

• Ghostzapper Ends Up the Smartest Money By Bill Christine

• Penny Signs for One Year at $5.1 Million By Steve Henson

• Eagles Take Another Hit By Steve Springer

• Oklahoma Big Men Are Force in Upset

• North Carolina Cuts Down No. 1 Duke

• Pennington to Undergo Surgery on Shoulder

• Iverson’s 45 Carry 76ers Past the Heat

• Rancho Verde Growing in Stature By Dan Arritt

• Westbrook, Indians Agree

• A Ninth Try at Three Wins in a Row By Mike Bresnahan

• He Woke Up to a Bizarre New World By Pete Thomas

• Brand Leads Way to Victory By Jerry Crowe

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• Pull Up a Chair, Spend Some Time With a Legend By T J. Simers

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• Rebuilding Brea Is Living on the Edge By Martin Henderson

• Player Is Arraigned

• Malone Is Closer to Retiring By Mike Bresnahan

• NHL, Players Plan Another Meeting By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott

• Anaheim Could Still Sue the Angels for Damages By Bill Shaikin

• Artest Rejoins Practice

• Domestic Forwards Get Their Chance By Grahame L. Jones

• Hot Shooting Carries Irvine Over Davis

Glad-handing on the slopes

• The odds of disaster By Charles Duhigg

• Battle of wheels By Jim Rossi

• Crunching around Yosemite By Pamm Higgins

• Outside pursuits

• Fetid adder’s tongue By David Lukas

• Intrepid skiers find the first cut is sweetest By Emmett Berg

• Stranded up a creek By Jordan Rane

• Getting a bird’s-eye view of the top place to flock By Christopher Reynolds

• Avalanche patterns By Charles Duhigg

• New maps for hikes on Pacific Crest Trail By Scott Doggett

• Slides block road in Zion By Christopher Reynolds

Monsanto Is Ripe for Growth

• Grocers, Union in Bay Area Reach Deal By Lisa Girion

• 2 Guilty of Exploiting FBI Files By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Weather Batters Railroad By James F. Peltz

• Oil Price Surge Helps Oxy’s Profit Jump 74% By James F. Peltz

• American Express Profit Up 17%

• Jury Selection Starts in Ebbers’ Trial

• Boeing Discrimination Suit Granted Class-Action Status

• SEC Takes No Action on Corinthian

• Bank Says It Expects to Settle By Josh Friedman

• Man Barred From Selling Tax Shelters By Kathy M. Kristof

• Krispy Kreme to Pay New CEO $760 an Hour

• Microsoft Drops Appeal in EU By Joseph Menn

• Sirius in Marketing Pact With Interscope

• Three-Month T-Bill Rates Lowest in 3 Weeks

• Realtors Expect a Strong 2005 By Annette Haddad

• Fiat Delays Option to Force Sale of Unit

• No Advertiser Blitz Before Super Bowl

• Jacobs Shows Decline in Quarterly Profit

• U.S. Firms Expect to Boost Capital Spending

• U.S. Steel Reports Profit for 4th Quarter

• Yahoo, Google Expand Searches By Chris Gaither

• Gasoline Prices Rise in State

• Vons Continues to Underpay Janitors, Labor Group Says By Nancy Cleeland

• Investors’ Profits From Alleged Scam Sought By Kathy M. Kristof

• Netflix Says Net Income Doubles By Lorenza Munoz

• SEC Charges Penthouse With Accounting Fraud

• ImClone to Settle Two Lawsuits on Erbitux

• State Fines 2 Firms Over Workers’ Comp Policies By Marc Lifsher

• CEO to Leave PalmOne After Leading It to Profit

• Briefly

• Stocks Sink Again as Oil Rises

• Ferree to Step Down From FCC By Jube Shiver Jr.

Pranksters for parents

• Window onto the Doors? By Geoff Boucher

• Sit, stay, succeed By Bettijane Levine

• GETTY ACQUIRES JULIUS SHULMAN’S PHOTO ARCHIVE By Suzanne Muchnic

• ‘The Mynah Mystery’ By Cherie Troped

• Rapper allegedly attacks DJ By Geoff Boucher

• Egyptians honor dead with art featuring family

• Ice Cube crosses over to warm and fuzzy side By Patrick Goldstein

• Three days of the ponder By Carina Chocano

• Newport Beach man bought Picasso work sold by Costco By Diane Haithman

• Too many rumors, too few facts to examine eco-activism case By Mark Hertsgaard

• Philharmonic plans Beethoven festival By Chris Pasles

• Weekend box office

• Getty price matched; Britain to keep psalter By Diane Haithman

• Jokes & Riddles

• LaBelle bound for ‘Chicago’

• Stiefel bringing pals to Pacifica By Chris Pasles

• Designer Lang leaving Prada By Booth Moore

• Joffrey decides to jump ship

• FCC won’t act on 36 TV complaints

• Bad films may yet bear fruit

Basking in Republican Gains, Abortion Foes Rally in Capital

• ‘Right-to-Die’ Ruling Stands By David G. Savage and John-Thor Dahlburg

• Alaska Senator Sells Interests That Prompted Controversy By Chuck Neubauer

• Subject of Immigration Saga Is Held in Wife’s Stabbing Death By Lisa Getter

• Trial Underway Over Elian Gonzalez Raid

• GOP Still Plans to Advocate for Ban on Same-Sex Marriage By Richard Simon

• Out of Spotlight, Carson Worked on His Legacy By Scott Collins

• Guantanamo Detainees Tried to Kill Themselves

• AARP, GOP Battle Over Private Accounts

• High Court Backs Use of Drug Dogs By David G. Savage

• Hutchinson Resigns After Being Passed Over

• Arizona’s New Voter ID Rules OKd

• Drilling Plan OKd for Rare Desert Land By Julie Cart

• Sen. Clinton Notes Rise in Abortion Rates

• Gutierrez Is Confirmed as Commerce Secretary

• Ashcroft Praises Employees at Justice Farewell Tribute

• Governor Pulling Plug on Inmate Video Games

• Lawsuit Winners Lose the Tax Battle By David G. Savage

• Michael Powell’s Bad Cards

• 1600 Pennsylvania Meets Madison Ave. By Robert Scheer

• No Room for Street Justice

• Objection! Bush’s Rap on Lawsuits Is Wrong By Robert S. Kahn

• The Lowdown on High Self-Esteem By Roy F. Baumeister

• Late Night’s Class Act

• The Idea That Brought Slavery to Its Knees By Adam Hochschild

• 10 Years of Breathing Easier

Election Is Looking Up for Allawi

• Changing Their Sex in Iran By Megan K. Stack

• On Day 1, Ukrainian Leader Meets Putin By David Holley

• Baghdad Says a Top Bomb Maker Is in Custody By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Regret, Resolve Over the Holocaust By Maggie Farley

• A Loss of Faith in City of Shiites By Ashraf Khalil

• U.S. Commander Says 2005 Goal Is to Reduce Troops By Mark Mazzetti

• 2 Regions Join Forces in Push for Autonomy

• $80-Billion Request for Wars Expected

• Afghan Youth Hit by Whooping Cough

• Pentagon Battles Politics Over New Spy Teams By Mark Mazzetti

• Envoy Will Try to Revive Mideast Peace Efforts

• Writer of Tsunami Hoax E-Mails Is Sentenced

• Rights Group Says Torture by Iraq Routine

• Pentagon Files Reveal More Allegations of Abuse in Iraq By John Hendren