Archive for Sunday, March 13, 2005

A Young ‘Prophet’ Cannot Defeat the Demons of His Past

• To Work, Town Needs Jobs By Maria L. La Ganga

• Leisure World May Retire Its Name, Image By Kimi Yoshino

• Laemmle Gave Tourists a View of Reel Life By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Flock Returns to a Rebuilt O.C. Church By Sara Lin

• Crowding at Prisons Has State in a Jam By Tim Reiterman and Jenifer Warren

• Vying to Make Voters’ Cut By Carla Hall and Jason Felch

• The American Dream Placed Within Reach By Gregory W. Griggs

• Morris Engel, 86; Indie Film Pioneer Made ‘Little Fugitive’ By Myrna Oliver

• Activists and Officials Battle Over Orphaned Bear By Robert Hollis

• 2 Ports Split on How to Clear the Air By Deborah Schoch

• Army Spc. Wade Twyman, 27, Vista; Among 4 Soldiers Killed in Bombing By Erica Williams

• Dredging Ship Is Aground Again By David Haldane

• Potholes Puncture Hahn’s Pledge By Steve Lopez

• Trial Strategy of Jackson Prosecutor Puzzles Some By Stuart Pfeifer and Steve Chawkins

• Other Deaths

• Judge Jailed for Drinking Cold Medicine

• New Charge for Ex-Trustee in DUI Arrest

Skies to brighten for solar?

• Life’s viewed from many angles in Vista By Irene Lechowitzky

• Known for his big idea By Ruth Ryon

• Paradise not lost, just sold By Ruth Ryon

• Mortgage rates hit a 7-month high

• Watch out for phony repairmen

• Landlord is wrong to refuse application of ‘welfare’ mom

• A bullying board and a money mystery By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• Greener pastures for the golden years By Robert J. Bruss

Africa by design

• Brainiacs Unite By Michael T. Jarvis

• Conquistador in Cleats By David Davis

• Natural fabrications By Ginny Chien

• Dressing Down the Primitives By John Anderson

• Vegetable voodoo By David Leite

• The Woman Behind the Centerfolds By Amy Wallace

• Hard-Wired for Wretched Excess By Mark Ehrman

• The Lizard King By Dan Neil

• This River By James Brown

Turning ‘Em to Mush

• Miller Returns U.S. to Top of the World By Helene Elliott

• NASCAR Goes for Full House By Shav Glick

• Tough Spring for Sox Legend

• Kings Changing on the Fly

• At Indiana, Knight Still Casts Shadow

• Fergus Buzzes Way to the Lead By Pete Thomas

• Hoechlin Plays Parts Well in This Dual Role By Eric Sondheimer

• Georgia Tech Tops North Carolina

• Letting the Bidding Begin By Jason Reid

• An Economy Lesson in Paris By Alan Abrahamson

• Weber Goes On for Mom By Robyn Norwood

• ‘Million Dollar Baby’ Throws Sucker Punch By Dave Kindred

• Hamblen Wants a ‘Selfish’ Odom By Mike Bresnahan

• Canyon Springs Rally Knocks Out Ventura By Martin Henderson

• Bowling Balls Can Finally Pass the Smell Test

• Cup Has Overflow Effect on Fans By Helene Elliott

• Anthony Gives Nuggets a Win

• A Game Byrd By Mike Digiovanna

• Safin Uses His Charm to Mitigate Any Harm By Lisa Dillman

• Familiar Outcome for Michels By Steven Herbert

• Only as Good as Your Last Game By Michael Wilbon

• Mater Dei Makes Mistakes but Wins By Dan Arritt;josh Gajewski;mayar Zokaei

• Patience Probably Won’t Be a Virtue By Mike Digiovanna

• Report: McGwire Linked to 1990s Steroids Inquiry

• New Mexico Defeats Utah for NCAA Berth

• Bugle Sounds, but It May Be ‘Taps’ By Mark Heisler

• Davenport, Sharapova Win by Book By Bill Dwyre

• Hart Stops Chatsworth’s Winning Streak at 54 By Jonathan Abrams

• Westchester Escapes a Fairfax Upset By Dan Arritt

• Ramirez Says He Wants to Return to Chivas USA

• A Big Day for ‘Catomine By Bob Mieszerski

• High Limit Cruises to Win Louisiana Derby By Bob Mieszerski

• Team Is Finally Getting Healthy By Ben Bolch

• Kentucky Gets Past LSU in Overtime

• Utah St. Rallies to Beat Pacific By Chris Foster

• Wisconsin Bank Shot Tops Iowa at the Buzzer By Robyn Norwood

• Tracy Unsure About Navarro’s Readiness By Bill Shaikin

• Bryant Saves Day Again By Mike Bresnahan

• Brad Miller Breaks Leg

• Memphis Misses Its Shot to Defeat No. 6 Louisville

• Baseball Must Step Up to Plate on Steroid Issue By Bill Plaschke

• McCarthy Provides Spark for Bishop Amat By Martin Henderson;josh Gajewski;mayar Zokaei

• Santa Barbara Puts Away Idaho By Mike Terry

• All Bets Are Off for Rose’s Class Act By Larry Stewart

• Koral Sharp in the Final Scrimmage By Lonnie White

War Hero Fights VA, Medicare for Medical Care

• Firefighter’s Death Scars Gold Country By Chelsea J. Carter

• Skiing’s on the Way Up in China By Stephanie Hoo

• Mexico Saves Infamous Island Prison By Mark Stevenson

• Government Often Keeps Public Records Private By Robert Tanner

• Hunters Blame Wolves for Drop in Elk Near Yellowstone By Becky Bohrer

• Cairo’s Poor Fear Eviction as Urban Renewal Arrives By Paul Garwood

• Thai Town Jumps Into Frog Canning By Watcharaporn Taithongchai

• State Adoption Agencies Often Repel Applicants, Report Says By David Crary

A divine time in the kingdom

• Argentina’s dramatic nature By Nicholas Riccardi

• Anza-Borrego, painted with wildflowers By Robin Rauzi

• Civilized oasis in wild Bangkok By Terry Ward

• Belgium confronts its colonial past By Susan Spano

• River rafting up north By Maggie Barnett

• Possible side effect: seasickness

• A new spot for taking it all in By Jane Engle

• Gold rush on San Francisco Bay

• It rains, she pores over the options By Mary Mcnamara

• Deal of the week

• Cruises are riding a wave of popularity By Arthur Frommer

• Avian flu risk low for tourists, but experts fear virus mutation By Kathleen Doheny

• Readers recommend

• When is a suite really a suite? The lingo of lodging By Jane Engle

Just Don’t Call It Tequila

• Did ChoicePoint End Run Backfire? By Joseph Menn

• Week in Review

• Iger Reportedly Only Disney Contender By Richard Verrier and Chris Gaither

• A Priceless Resource: Human Nature By James Flanigan

• After Cupid’s Day Has Run Its Course, so Have Many Marriages By Kathy M. Kristof

• Even at 60, There’s Still Time to Build a Livable Retirement By Liz Pulliam Weston

Mind over gray matter

• Whitman and war – a poet among the soldiers By Mark Rozzo

• Blowing the dust off another Founding Father By John Rhodehamel

• Honor and the British navy By Victor Davis Hanson

• Riffing on the remarkable Django Reinhardt By David French

• A utopian’s re-education in realism By Andrew J. Bacevich

• Fur and sympathy By Laurie Stone

• A blockbuster effect on art By Richard Schickel

• From the losers’ side of the front line By Richard Zimler

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

• BESTSELLERS

• Ripple effect By Thomas Mcgonigle

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

If the shtick fits

• Their spell of fun with magic

• Just a Broadway maybe By Patrick Pacheco

• More science, less fiction By Yudhijit Bhattacharjee

• Seduced by the song By Susan Carpenter

• This is fundraising with a stylish touch

• An indie turn for his Indian tale By Robert W. Welkos

• More than just for sport By David Davis

• Who’ll fill the arenas in 2009? By Steve Hochman

• Step out of the shadows and feel free to ‘Doubt’ By John Patrick Shanley

• Crashing the boys’ club By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Basic training for chronicling a war beyond words By Scott Martelle

• Gwen has a real yen for style By Baz Dreisinger

• The whole story about St. Patrick and what those shamrocks mean

• Stretching his acting muscles By Lynn Smith

• The human touch, with a cyber soul By Christine N. Ziemba

• Classic ‘Parade’ marches home By Susan King

• Basquiat’s L.A. By Fred Hoffman

• In space art, the canvas is infinite By Michael J. Ybarra

• On a more serious note By Constance Meyer

• It’s ‘Stu,’ the rock behind the Stones By Richard Cromelin

• ‘Mystery of the Phony Phone Call’ By Carol Farley

• Is Bush really implementing a full-court press on media? By David Shaw

• Performance realities

• It’s the art of sharing a secret

• A guide to tear-jerkers, or just jerks By Susan King

• Seating flexibility enters color zone

• East is East and West is west, and old dead fights By David Freeman

Suspect in Court Killings Caught

• 7 Killed, 4 Wounded at Church Services By Scott Gold

• Northwest’s Winter Drought Sets Stage for Long Summer By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Lobbyist’s Clients Bump Into DeLay Flap By Chuck Neubauer

• Suspect’s Childhood Neighbors Baffled by Slayings in Atlanta By Jenny Jarvie and Elizabeth Mehren

• Bush’s Overhaul Riles a Roosevelt By Peter G. Gosselin

• Hughes Likely Choice to Polish U.S. Image

• Bush’s Jokes Are the Main Course

• Tsunami Survivors Sue Warning Center

• Fire Ravages Fort Scott’s Historic Downtown Area

• Hutchinson Announces 2006 Gubernatorial Run

• Colorado Activists Push Immigration Initiative By David Kelly

• U.S. Gives a Cold Shoulder to Treaties By Evelyn Iritani

Will L.A. Explode Again?

• New (Raw) Deal By Joel Pett

• Rants and Vision, Then and Now

• L.A. Bloggified By Brendan Buhler

• The White House Thinks Black By Stanley Crouch

• Is Joel Stein Straight? By Joel Stein

• He’s Comfortable in His Skin – Now It’s Our Turn By Sandy Banks

• In an Era of Only One Superpower, We’re All Safer By Arthur Herman

• The Asian Edge? It’s Confucius. By Michael Woo

• The Tension This Time By Jervey Tervalon

• Skin-Deep: What Polls of Minorities Miss By David Bositis

• We’re Not a Race, but We Count By Jose E. Serrano

• Mixing Signals to Steal Home By David L. Ulin

• 31/2 Years On, Nothing to Bury

• Dinner – and Drinks – at the College Cafeteria By Catherine Welch

• Hope Died With Chechen Rebel Leader By Rajan Menon

• Schools and the Mayor Can Mix

• A Cop’s Wife Waits, Then the Phone Rings

• Wacko Jacko’s Mooch Accusers By Elaine Showalter

Bolivia Mired in War of Demands

• Haiti Town’s Anger Fuels Street Justice By Carol J. Williams

• Train Derails in Vietnam, Killing 11

• Untimely Deaths in Ukraine By Kim Murphy

• Interim Leader Named to Take Over in Hong Kong By Mark Magnier

• The Deal to Disarm Kadafi By Josh Meyer and Douglas Frantz

• Opposition Leader Freed in Egypt

• Hamas Plans to Enter Parliamentary Elections

• New Premier Pledges Friendly Ties with U.S.

• Clan Offers to Pull Fighters From Capital

• Government Should Be Fired, Gorbachev Says

• Irritated Iraqis Wait for Change By Alissa J. Rubin

• In Mosul, Insurgents Have Become Road Warriors By Monte Morin

• Syria Sticks to Pullout Plan By Ken Ellingwood

• Iran Says U.S. Offer Makes No Difference