Archive for Friday, July 15, 2005

NASA Delays Launch Another Day as Officials Probe Sensor Failure

Anyone With Hungry Kids Knows This Was a True Emergency

• Actress Takes the Stand in Trial of Photographer By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Is ‘Whitey’ Bulger O.C.’s Elderly Bandit? By Claire Luna

• Video Adds to Picture of LAPD Shootout By Richard Winton and Jill Leovy

• ACLU Seeks Freedom for Muslim Accused of Ties to Terrorists By H G. Reza

• Harvest Crusade, Promise Keepers on Center Stage By Roy Rivenburg

• Villaraigosa Names 4 to Panel Overseeing LAPD By Richard Fausset and Jill Leovy

• Gov. Praises Light Impact of Proposed Base Closures By Ann M. Simmons

• Burbank Official Arrested in Gang Probe By Wendy Lee

• Cunningham Won’t Seek Reelection By Tony Perry and Megan Garvey

• Bertram F. Given, 88; Appliance Innovator By Myrna Oliver

• Toddler Killed, 6 Hurt in Collision By Mai Tran

• Veto of Supplements Bill Is Now Drawing Scrutiny By Dan Morain

• Mortimer Levitt, 98; Built Empire in Menswear By Mary Rourke

• Lord John L. King, 87; Steered British Airways to Profitability

• Governor Defends Magazine Deal By Peter Nicholas and Nancy Vogel

• City Worker Surrenders in Death of Pedestrian

• Today’s highlights at the O.C. Fair

• Boston’s Also Braced to Learn Bandit’s Identity By Dana Parsons

• Child Psychiatrist Settles Molestation Lawsuit

• Labor Leader’s Car Fire Being Probed By Noam N. Levey

• Gustaf Sobin, 69; Poet Known Best for Novel on Hunting Truffles

• Land Deal Is Probed in S.B. County By Ashley Powers

• Ex-Anaheim Officer Awarded $5 Million By David Reyes

• L.A. City College Names President After 2 Years

• Lawsuits Target LAX Environmental Studies

• 4 Teenagers Are Charged as Adults in Gang Rape By Erika Hayasaki

• Gov. Pays Quick Visit to Mexico By Richard Marosi

• Sheriff Suspects Busy Pair in Latest Robbery

• New Start for Head Start By Carla Rivera

• Former Rivals Back Ludlow as Labor Chief By Noam N. Levey

• Rail Study: Pushed as Safe as Pulled By Dan Weikel

• John Stubblefield, 60; Played Saxophone With Miles Davis

• Hospital Audit Questions Hours By Charles Ornstein

• Some Charges Dropped in O.C. Corruption Case By Christine Hanley

• Fire Started by Sparks Burns 160 Acres

• Panel Defends 12% Raise Granted State Lawmakers By Nancy Vogel

• New Court Fight Looms in Pig Killing By Gregory W. Griggs

• Coroner Identifies Child Who Drowned in Spa

• In Magazine Editorials, Governor Touts the Joys of Bodybuilding By Carla Hall

• 2 Men’s Ties to Group of Extremists Investigated By Greg Krikorian

• Allen J. Enelow, 83; Psychiatrist, Educator Taught at UCLA, USC

Come and Get Him

• Dodgers Make Least of Chances By Steve Henson

• For NHL, Best Move Might Be ESPN By Mike Penner

• Two More Match Victories Get Wie Closer to History

• Harden Nearly Perfect in Win

• Bonds Is a No-Show at Dodger Stadium By Bill Shaikin

• Sponsors Are Tools of the Trade By Shav Glick

• Home-Schooled By Steve Springer

• Schilling’s Return Doesn’t Go Well

• Searching for Brown’s Upside By Mike Bresnahan

• Open Rookie Shows Up With a Lot of Baggage By Bill Plaschke

• USC’s Wright Goes to Miami in Fifth Round By Sam Farmer

• Conte Says He’ll Plead Guilty in BALCO Case By David Wharton

• Tricky Day Proves a Bargain By Bob Mieszerski

• Washburn Guts It Out for Angels By Mike Digiovanna

• McCourt Speaks to Perez By Steve Henson

• Ducks Hire Senior VP; Coach Search Continues By Chris Foster

• Marlins, Leiter Will Part Ways

• Piazza’s Homer Powers Mets, 6-3

• Heisman Push Could Start With a Breeze By Pete Thomas

• Making the Complex Simple By Helene Elliott

• Putting Might Finish Nicklaus By Thomas Bonk

• Finley Is Healthy, and It Shows By Mike Digiovanna

• Frenchman Has Stage on National Holiday By Diane Pucin

Harry Potter and the Latest Blockbuster Book Launch

• Vintners Receive OK to Ship to Homes in Two More States By Jerry Hirsch

• Paramount Taps Revolution Exec By Claudia Eller

• Jury Trial Begins in Texas Vioxx Case

• Johnson Family Solidifies Hold on Franklin

• Toyota Says It Will Upgrade Bay Area Plant

• Rambus’ Quarterly Profit Drops 36%

• Former Qwest CFO Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading

• Bristol to Sell Division to Novartis

• Wal-Mart Defends Its Dismissal of Executive

• Ronald Perelman Loses Appeal of Marvel Suit

• Panel Suggests Internet Governance Options

• Deloitte, Grant Must Defend Parmalat Suit

• Discord at FCC Stalling Debate

• June Retail Sales Rise as Prices Hold Steady

• Delta Air Raises Cap on Its Highest Fares

• Southwest, Surprising Some, Predicts More Profit Gains

• Also

• 30-Year, 15-Year Mortgage Rates Rise

• Unocal May Seek Battle of Bidders By Elizabeth Douglass

• Federal Judge Dismisses Suit Against Taser

• UnitedHealth Net Income Climbs 36% By Debora Vrana

• Citigroup President Quits to Seek Top Job Elsewhere

• Novartis Profit Up on Cancer Drug Sales

• Countrywide Warns on 2nd Quarter as It Spreads Gains

• Peso Nears Two-Year High Against Dollar By Marla Dickerson

• EA Delays Launch of ‘The Godfather’ to 2006

• Roy Disney to Dismantle Site After Striking Truce

• Ameriquest to Settle Fee Probe in Connecticut By Josh Friedman

• EMI Says Quarterly Earnings Up By Charles Duhigg

• S&P Posts Highest Close in 4 Years By Tom Petruno

• Tribune’s Net More Than Doubles; Sales Fall

Maps to creativity: Just follow

• A toast to storied TV By Scott Collins And Susan King

• 2 ‘lost’ Wayne films take flight By Susan King

• Hitch your wagon to a know-it-all By F. Kathleen Foley;david C. Nichols;philip Brandes

• Bliss and misses By Mary Mcnamara

• Defending ‘Everything Bad’ By Bob Thompson

• Drop comedies’ class distinctions By Paul Brownfield

• A ‘Charlie’ that’s not sugar-coated By Kenneth Turan

• A girl tries to save her mother in ‘Or’ By Kevin Thomas

• A shot in the arm By Lynn Smith

• WHO FATHERED GABRIELLE’S BABY?

• 7 nods raise profile By Lynn Smith

• FUNNY, REAL FUNNY

• ‘The Warrior’ is put to the sword by a creaky story line By Jan Stuart

• ‘Papa’s First Flight’ By Lori Polydoros

• Rolling in the aisles By Carina Chocano

• Creativity Corner

• A Civil War buff has his own battle By Michelle Boorstein

• Getting a quicker read on Potter By Michael Kunzelman

• Not everyone is thrilled on Wisteria Lane By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Hers was one of history’s toughest roles By Kenneth Turan

• Slater turns down plea bargain

• Trust they’ll find ‘Happy Endings’ By Carina Chocano

• The family’s all here to toast 75 years of ‘Blondie’ bliss By Mitch Stacy

• Adept as the antihero By Mary Mcnamara

• OH, YES! SANDRA OH IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Youngster is hooked on idea of fishing By Merrill Balassone

• A variable Gershwin songfest By Don Heckman

• Art heist tale draws on a broad canvas By Heller Mcalpin

• But that’s Big Brother’s job By Jonathan Krim

• And the nominees are

• All hail the ‘Queen’ in a cruel court By F. Kathleen Foley

• An innocent in the line of fire By Al Martinez

• Reading Douglas Theatre choices By Don Shirley

• They won’t be long, but they may be captivating By Merrill Balassone

• New director for Houston opera By Chris Pasles

• Gift for Mexican Museum in S.F.

• FINALLY

• ‘Dukes’ star says skip film remake

• Judge tosses suit against Moore

• Morissette’s voice is still jagged and true By Randy Lewis

• Usher opens summer camp

• Polanski to testify via video next week By Mike Collett-White

• Jokes & Riddles

A Detective Story Alleging Hit Men in Blue

• Rare Statute Figures in Rove Case By Richard B. Schmitt

• Man Sentenced to Death for Killing Store Worker

• 5 Saved From Collapsed Building

• Chief Justice Isn’t Retiring By David G. Savage

• $31.8-Billion Homeland Security Bill Passes By Nicole Gaouette and Mary Curtius

• Shrapnel From Home By Faye Fiore

• Shooting’s Motive? Three Hots and a Cot

• Justice Gonzales? Conservatives See Recusal Problem By Maura Reynolds

• GOP Rejects Its Past in Courting Black Support By Edwin Chen

• Woman Pleads Guilty to Scalping Teenage Girl

• Hiker Dies in 113-Degree Grand Canyon Heat

• $2 Billion More Urged for Veterans

• NYPD’s Digital Crime-Fighter

• Times Issues Ethics Guidelines for Reporters, Editors By James Rainey

• Modified Video Game Spurs Clinton Protest By Alex Pham and Steven Bodzin

• Public TV Spending Is Approved

• Civil Rights-Era Crimes Reviewed By Ellen Barry

• Social Security Plan Likely to Be Revisited in the Fall

• Man, 84, Gets Prison for Strangling Ill Wife

• Former Executive Guilty of Fatally Beating Wife

• 9-Year-Olds Better in Reading, Math

• House OKs Overhaul Plan for River Locks

• Two Democrats Hint They May Block EPA Nominees

• Ban on Imports of Canadian Cattle Is Overturned

• My good shirt By Etgar Keret

• Children, candy, death

• London’s mayor: A terrorist puppet? By David Gelernter

• Slipping discs

• That voodoo that they do By Jonathan Chait

• Dateline Gitmo By Andy Borowitz

• Keep on talking, Mr. Rove

London Falls Silent to Defy Terror, Grieve for Victims

• Britain Hunts for Egyptian Biochemist By Sebastian Rotella and John Daniszewski

• 7 Areas Gain U.N. Protected Status

• Newspaper Office Standoff Persists By Reed Johnson

• Suspect in Envoy’s Slaying Caught

• Defection Spotlights Chinese Way of Spying By Mark Magnier

• Colleagues Say Abducted Journalist Found Slain

• Militant Attacks Kill 2 Policemen

• 3 Indonesian Deaths May Be Due to Bird Flu

• U.S. Denies Entry to Muslim Briton

• Roman Catholic Bishop Killed Near His Church

• Ciudad Juarez Conviction Overturned

• Israel Fires Missiles in Gaza By Henry Chu

• Poll Finds Less Support for Terrorism By Paul Richter

• Iraqi Sentenced in Immigrants’ Drowning

• Hurricane Slams Into Island, Strengthens

• Spy Chief Resigns Over Remark on Lawmakers

• Pakistani Area Seeks to Police Morals

• A War With U.S. Would Be Nuclear, General Says

• U.S. Teens Know How to Think Globally

• Assembly Members Struggling to Fit the Bill By Ashraf Khalil