Archive for Saturday, March 19, 2005

Vampire Bats Spread Their Wings and Run

• 2nd Saturn Moon Has Atmosphere By John Johnson

• High Risk of Tsunamis Seen in North Caribbean

• Gene Linked to Type 1 Diabetes Development

• Wright Brothers Idea Might Be Brought Back

• U.S. Tuberculosis Rate Hits Lowest on Record

Man Held in Shooting at School

• Drivers Forget It’s a Theme Park, Not a Racetrack By Steve Harvey

• Welcome Mats Out for Stem Cell Agency By Megan Garvey

• Andre Norton, 93; A Prolific Science Fiction, Fantasy Author By Dennis Mclellan

• Charges Will Stand in Farmers Market Crash

• Council Gets Down to the Routine By K. Connie Kang

• Lois Dwan, 91; Veteran L.A. Times Restaurant Critic By Jon Thurber

• Juror Sings the Blake Trial Blues By Andrew Wang

• Jackson Judge Has Everyone Running on Empty By Steve Chawkins

• Sol M. Linowitz, 91; Envoy in Transfer of Panama Canal By Jon Thurber

• LAX Resigned to Long Lines, Despite Cloud of Terrorism By Jennifer Oldham

• Touting the Benefits of Buddhism for Non-Buddhists By Teresa Watanabe

• Nixon Library Makeover to Add Unvarnished Truth By Kimi Yoshino

• Loan Keeps Brea Hospital From Closing By Daniel Yi and Claudia Zequeira

• Hahn Seeks More Use of Solar Power By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Lockyer and NAACP Tackle Police Brutality By Wendy Thermos

• Bus Driver in Irvine Charged With Rape By Rachana Rathi

• Funding for Boating Safety Center Sought By Catherine Saillant

• Police Evacuate Mall to Search for Robber By Veronica Torrejon

• Overhauled Disneyland Ride Reopens

• Disneyland Alters Ride After Boy Is Injured

• The week ahead in Orange County

• Murder Suspect’s Father Faces Extradition

• Girl, 16, Arrested in Attack on Woman, 75

• Judge in Jackson Case Turns Down Mistrial Motion By Michael Muskal and Sally Connell

• Mayor Won’t Lower Flag to Honor War Dead

• School Settles Suit Over Fake Diplomas By Jason Felch

• MTA Train Hits Car Parked on the Tracks

• 3 Deny Signing Pro-Hahn Cards By Patrick Mcgreevy and Jessica Garrison

• Suspects Sought in Killings of 2 in Store

House Panel Scores Hits

• Real Bracket Busters By Robyn Norwood

• Real Bracket Busters By Ken Davis

• Lakers, Sub-.500 in Indy, Don’t Look Like an Elite Eight Team By Mike Bresnahan

• Louisville Gets a Scare

• Troy Picks Up the Title By Dan Arritt

• Unfinished Business at Bay Hill

• Dodgers Are on Verge of Trading Ishii to Mets By Bill Shaikin

• Mater Dei Loses Its Options By Eric Sondheimer

• North Carolina Rolls On

• Slutskaya Takes Lead at Worlds

• Maybe He’s Gone About It Backward By Shav Glick

• Davenport Zeroes Out Russian By Bill Dwyre

• Los Alamitos’ Move Might Create a Stable Situation By Bill Christine

• Clippers, Coach Hit Low Point By Jerry Crowe

• Huskies Seek to Defend Their Giant Role By Paul Gutierrez

• Roddick Recovers; Agassi Withdraws By Lisa Dillman

• Real Bracket Busters By J A. Adande

• Stanford Unravels in Second Half By Jason Reid

• Fullerton Advances, 85-69

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Bad, Then Worse for Odom By Mike Bresnahan

• It’ll Be One Shining Moment for Somebody By Larry Stewart

• Desperados Do It All to Rout Avengers By Chris Foster

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Schwarzenegger Supports NFL Team in L.A. Area By Sam Farmer

• Cooper Resigns Job at Bishop Montgomery By Martin Henderson

• Bruins Are Told to Work It Out By Diane Pucin

• Top Performers

• Lavender Refuses to Sell Himself Short By Eric Stephens

• Power Not Big Concern By Ben Bolch

• FSN Picks Up Channel 13 Slack By Bill Shaikin

• Davis’ 33 Points Lead Warriors Past Suns

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Trojans Are Building on Coach’s Promise By Mike Terry

• Four Tracks Play Host to Derby Preps By Bob Mieszerski

• Palmer Times Price’s Move By Eric Sondheimer

• Pinewood Run Tops Pacific Hills By Dan Arritt

• Saluki Trap Ties Up Gaels By Robyn Norwood

• Alomar May Announce Retirement

• A Journey From Doughnuts to Dollars By Steve Springer

• Morgan Changes for Better By Peter Yoon

• LSU Coach Isn’t Buying USC Rumor By Larry Stewart and Paul Gutierrez

• Children in Class Mirror Their Parents By Pyung Kim Conant

• Little Billy Gates Benefited From Not Having a PC By Robin Hagey

State Adds Jobs, Helped by Housing

• This Is Why Candor Is Rare in Hollywood By Meg James and Rachel Abramowitz

• Stewart Wins Shot at Lesser Sentence By Walter Hamilton

• Air Force Wants Big Boost in Predator Fleet By Peter Pae

• Microsoft Stalls on Sharing, EU Says

• Possible Boeing CEO Contenders Get Raises

• SEC May Sue Former Citigroup Executive

• Manager in Affair With Boeing Ex-CEO Resigns

• Thieves Use Many Ways to Obtain Personal Data By Joseph Menn

• WorldCom Investors Settle Fraud Claims

• Stocks Mixed as Oil Rises Again

• FCC Said to Rule in Favor of BellSouth on DSL Lines By James S. Granelli

• Philip Morris, Reynolds Told to Pay $3.4 Million

• Movie Gallery Posts 35% Drop in Profit

• Import Prices Rise Thanks to Oil, Dollar

• RadioShack Shares Slide on Earnings Outlook

• FDIC Backs Bank Warning on ID Theft By David Colker

• U.S.-EU Talks on Boeing, Airbus Subsidies Falter

• Google Sued Over Use of News Material

• Average Taxpayer Gets 6.6% Boost in Refund

• Businesses’ Big-Ticket Purchases Raise Hopes By Tom Petruno

Method to his madness

• Marc Jacobs makes a splash in L.A. By Booth Moore

• The yarn of the poncho By Bettijane Levine

• Deana Carter’s extraordinary path By Randy Lewis

• ‘Star Wars’ turns toward dark side

• A true story, in a kinda, sorta way By Robert Lloyd

• They want to make you say ‘oh wow’ By Steve Carney

• In NPR actions, were all things considered? By Tim Rutten

• Phyllis Diller keeps brightening corners By Tony Peyser

• Sure, celebrities are here, but they’re not the VIPs By R. Kinsey Lowe

• UCLA fails to do justice to Spain’s poet Lorca By Mark Swed

• A tip for Oxford Street: no point in forcing the issue By Victoria Looseleaf

• Hill, Jean reunite at tsunami benefit

• Judd weighs in on Kentucky hoops

• Getty forms search party By Suzanne Muchnic

• FINALLY

• Antique photos find a new home

• Williams, Morales head to Broadway

Schiavo Taken Off Food Supply

• President Calls in Mother for Support By Peter Wallsten

• Woman Leads Men in Islamic Prayer Service

• Sex Offender Admits Killing Girl, Police Say

• Connecticut’s Ex-Governor Gets a Year in Prison By Elizabeth Mehren

• Arguments Completed in Human-Smuggling Trial

• Senate’s Spending Plan Goes Billions Over Budget By Joel Havemann

• UC May Have to Chip In for Lab Closure By Sara Clarke

• National Book Critics Circle Names Winners

• Policy OKs First Strike to Protect U.S. By John Hendren

• Wal-Mart Settles Case on Illegal Cleaning Crews for $11 Million By Elise Castelli

• GOP Seeks Union Inquiry

• Thousands of Families Facing Similar Decisions By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Pentagon Targets Sexual Assaults at Academies

• At the Summit

• View Property – for All

• Nursing a Grudge

Mayor Polishes Political Images

• Tending an Oasis of Uprising By Ashraf Khalil

• C-SPAN Hit for Plan to Air Holocaust Revisionist’s Views By Alina Tugend

• Chechen Rebel Is a Man of Mystery, Even in Death By Kim Murphy

• Rice Advises Keeping an Eye on Beijing By Bruce Wallace

• Car Bombing in Beirut Suburb Injures Nine

• China Under Pressure to Cut a Lifeline By Mark Magnier

• N. Korea Executions Reported By Barbara Demick

• Annan Has a Plan to Revitalize U.N. By Maggie Farley

• Israel Bars Influx of Settler Supporters

• Israeli Leftists Suddenly Leaning Into Sharon’s Camp By Henry Chu

• Pakistanis Rearrested in Rape Case; Court to Rule

• Measles Kills Hundreds Despite Vaccine Efforts

• China, Iran Missile Sales Confirmed By David Holley

• Indonesian Airline Pilot Arrested in Activist’s Death By Richard C. Paddock

• U.S. Soldier Dies in Attack in Baghdad

• Cartel Suspect’s Lawyer Found Slain Near Prison

• U.S. Denies Visa to Indian Official

• Donors Approve Haiti Aid Projects