Archive for Saturday, July 09, 2005

Newly Found Relative of Jellyfish Lures With Light

• Aging Twins Grow Apart Genetically, Study Shows

• An ‘Apostle’ Collapses at Australian Landmark

• Dinosaur Footprint Found in Alaskan Park

• China Plans Version of U.S. Deep Impact Probe

• American Gets Russia’s OK to Visit Space Station

• Research Links Settlers of Polynesia to Taiwan

• Nutritious Lab-Grown Meat Seen as Possible

A Mystery as Deep as the Ocean

• 5 Injured in Shooting at Anaheim Nightclub By Mai Tran

• Butterflies Fit Right In By Lomi Kriel

• Edward Smith; 81; Fought for Film Work for Black Stuntmen By Dennis Mclellan

• Al Loving, 69; African American Abstract Artist Worked in Many Forms By Myrna Oliver

• Pollutant May Threaten Plans for New Homes By Amanda Covarrubias

• Making the Case for Full Inclusion of Homosexuals By Andrew Wang

• Michael J. O’Connor; 95; Led Catholic Parish for 30 Years

• G. Thaxton, 114; Oldest Resident of Kentucky

• Suspect in May Killing Pleads Not Guilty

• Ex-Guard Acquitted in Prison Attack

• Suspect Possessed a Military Sites List By Greg Krikorian and David Rosenzweig

• Runaway-Truck Incident Hurts 4

• Police Reports, Do-It-Yourself Style By Stephanie Ramos

• 6 Men Got Terrorist Training, Pair Say

• Memorial Service Is July 21 for Mark Trent Goldberg

• Pot ID Card Program Shelved By Rong-Gong Lin II

• 35,000 Pot Plants Seized on Federal Land

• Officer Arrested in Child Sex Case By Richard Winton and Jill Leovy

• Suit Could Kill Ballot Initiative By Nancy Vogel and Robert Salladay

• Christian Network Asks Court for KOCE-TV By Jeff Gottlieb

• Ex-Officer Pleads Guilty in Child Porn Case

• Vehicle-Fraud Boss Gets 7 Years By Claire Luna

• Hacker Accesses USC Files By Stuart Silverstein

• Ballplayer, 13, Convicted of Fatal Beating With Bat By Hector Becerra and Caitlin Liu

• Wronged Wife’s Sleuthing Might Cost 2 Officers’ Jobs By Richard Winton

• Malibu May Tell Filmmakers: Cut! By Bob Pool

Close Encounters of the Tour Kind

• ANGELS TONIGHT By Mike Digiovanna

• Softball’s Elimination Leaves Players Shaken By David Wharton and Lisa Dillman, Alan Abrahamson

• Final Four Holes Cut Wie’s Story Short By Ed Sherman

• Simmons to Leave L.A. for Big Bucks By Jerry Crowe

• Angels Getting a Little Sloppy By Mike Digiovanna

• Mystic Rookie Has Been Small Wonder By Mike Terry

• Bynum Works on Finding His Place By J A. Adande

• Frustrating First Game for Mexico By Paul Gutierrez

• It’s No Way to Turn It Around By Steve Henson

• Wunsch’s Season Comes to an End By Steve Henson

• Tricky Track Draws Rossi’s Concern By Shav Glick

• Wright Draws Mixed Reviews By Sam Farmer

• Cubs End Their Skid by Defeating Willis

• Bid Brings Anaheim, Angels Together Again By Bill Shaikin

• Routine for Some, Chance for Others By Bob Mieszerski

• Now Fox Is Left Hoping for a Magic Carpet Ride By Mike Penner

• Cubs Send Patterson to Iowa

• Hip Makes McPherson Latest on Disabled List By Mike Digiovanna

• ‘Fog Finds Way to Calder By Bob Mieszerski

• Ramirez, Arroyo Lead Red Sox Past Orioles

• It’s a Case of ‘Do as I Say, Son, Not as I Do’ By Larry Stewart

• Russell’s Widow Files Suit Against Goodyear, NHRA By Martin Henderson

• Jamaica Has Fast Start in Upset of Guatemala By Paul Gutierrez

• Quigley Takes Charge With 66

• A Desktop Full of God, Sex, Love and Hate By Sue Diaz

• The White Noise of Disaster Alarms By Kathleen Clary Miller

Group Antes Up $700 Million for Producer of Poker on TV

• CEOs Defend Healthcare Deal By Debora Vrana

• Data Depict a Solidly Growing Economy By Bill Sing

• Employees Sue Sempra Unit Over Change in Pension Plan By Kathy M. Kristof

• Morgan CEO Drops Pay Deal

• UPS Says It Will Offer Express Service in China

• Creator of ‘Sasser’ Worm Gets Suspended Sentence

• Consumers Reduce Borrowing in May

• Game Rating Board Probing ‘Grand Theft’

• Sony/BMG Reaches Deal With IMesh

• Job Numbers Spark Rally on Wall Street By Josh Friedman

• Judge OKs Dynegy’s Shareholder Settlement

• Cellphone Numbers Overtake Land Lines By James S. Granelli

• Also

• FTC Urged to Probe Personal Data Sellers

• Amazon Expands Its DVD Business By Chris Gaither

• Consumer-Protection Bill Killed by State Panel By James S. Granelli

• Northrop Names Ryan to Head Satellite Unit By Peter Pae

• Feud at Disney Ends Quietly By Richard Verrier

A swing king reemerges

• Writers return with true-to-life fiction By Paula L. Woods

• Enchanting ‘Midsummer Night’ By David C. Nichols

• Sleazy tales from the classical pit By Mark Swed

• MTV, VH1 give ‘Live 8’ another try By Geoff Boucher

• The ‘shot’ heard ‘round UCLA By Mike Boehm

• Gray’s colorful voice takes chances and wins By Don Heckman

• Fight over fate of Hendrix home

• Stars, fans honor life of Vandross

• Getty lands ‘Grand Canal’ By Suzanne Muchnic

• Fighting bugs and the plot By Anne Boles Levy

• Zeta-Jones stalker gets three years

• Outfest, UCLA to preserve gay films By R. Kinsey Lowe

• FINALLY

• Retooling could help ‘Reveal’ By Victoria Looseleaf

Security Clash May Be Brewing in Congress

• Six Killer Whales Extend Stay in Puget Sound for Record Time

• Mystery Thickens in Secret Source Case By Richard B. Schmitt

• Growing Wildfire Forces Residents to Flee Homes

• 29 Members of Mad Cow’s Herd Killed and Tested

• U.S. Sued on Anti-Gay Military Policy By Elizabeth Mehren

• Funding Measure Averts School Closings in Kansas

• Wind Energy Farm Is OKd for Wisconsin

• 1 Killed in Plane Crash; 4 Use Iceberg to Survive

• Another Cat, the 4th This Year, Has Plague

• Bison Hunt Back On, With Some Revisions

• Abu Ghraib Suspect’s Statements Inadmissible

• 4 More Guantanamo Prisoners to Be Released

• Fearing Legal Battle, Ohio Newspaper Holds Stories

• Tests on Cheney Show No Heart Irregularities

• Ky. Judge OKs Lethal Injections

Battle of the Bighorn

• A View of the Sierra Nevada

• Measured Ascent

‘Hanging On by a Thread’ of Hope

• Bombing Sites Searched for Bodies, Clues By Tracy Wilkinson

• Sudan Rebel Leader Turns From War to Government By Edmund Sanders

• Many Suddenly Fearing Attacks on Two Fronts By Vanora Mcwalters

• Arroyo Resists Calls to Step Down By Mark Magnier and Sol Vanzi

• Hurricane Dennis Kills 10 in Cuba on Its Way to U.S.

• G-8 to Boost Africa Aid, Further Climate Dialogue By Warren Vieth

• Europeans Are United I Anger, Fear, Resignation By Alissa J. Rubin

• British Response Is Measured, Almost Serene By John Daniszewski

• Smuggled Boys Await Return to Families

• King Fahd Remains on Respirator in Hospital

• Rice Visits Asia With Eye on North Korea By Mark Magnier and Sonni Efron

• American Sisters Remain Hospitalized

• Disarming Palestinians in Lebanon Discussed

• Palestinian Killed by Guard at Fence By Henry Chu

• The Bombings Elicit Shock and Shrugs From War-Weary Iraqis By Borzou Daragahi

• Karzai Says Bin Laden Is Not in His Country

• Iraqis Worry That Diplomats May Flee Violence

• 4 Paramilitary Leaders Agree to Disband Forces

• Expanded Pact on Safety of Nuclear Materials Approved

• Dutch Aid Worker’s Attackers Sought

• Red Brigades Members Sentenced in ‘99 Slaying