Archive for Tuesday, May 17, 2005

• Low-Fat Diet Found to Reduce Recurrence of a Breast Cancer By Thomas H. Maugh II

The Rap on Shaq? His Singing Comes Up Short

• Samantha Runnion’s Killer to Die, Jury Says By Andrew Wang and Claire Luna

• Water Wars Move Underground By Jia-Rui Chong

• A New Voice in the Homeless Debate By Martha Groves

• Activists Inspire Young Students With Their Tales By Ann M. Simmons

• Mayoral Race Ends With One Last Push By Richard Fausset and Daniel Hernandez

• Inmate Escapes, Then Hijacks Car, Officials Say By Lance Pugmire

• Steve Moss, 56; Started Two Weekly Papers and 55-Word Short-Story Contest By Valerie J. Nelson

• Speedier Ways to Punish Officers Urged By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Andrew Goodpaster, 90; Army General Served as NATO Commander and Aide to Four Presidents

• Great Park Board Member Quits By Jean O. Pasco

• Flooding Blocks Yosemite Valley By Eric Bailey

• 3 San Diego City Officials Quit After Deficit Furor By Tony Perry

• City Budget Passes Amid Trash Talk By Steve Hymon

• S.B. County Ends Arsenal Lawsuit

• Analyst Sees Risky Assumptions in Gov.’s Budget By Evan Halper

• Preschool Expulsion Rate Is a Surprise By Carla Rivera

• County Removes 7-Year Chief of AIDS Program By Jack Leonard

• Woman Killed in Crash Was Torrance Resident By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Bodies of 2 Men Found in Airplane Wreckage

• Jail Escapee Now Carjacking Suspect

• Trial Begins in $6-Million San Francisco Jewel Heist By Lee Romney

• Insurers Found Liable in Stringfellow Cleanup

• Two Men Found Dead in Wreckage of Plane By Veronica Torrejon

• Westside Council Candidates Fighting to the End By Steve Hymon

• 2 Ex-Neverland Guards Sought Witness Protection, Officer Says By Steve Chawkins

• Visitation, Services Set for Slain Family

• Police Ask Help Finding Boy’s Special Tricycle

• Man Shot, Killed After Fighting With Officer

• City Proposes Turning Centers Over to Groups

• Guards’ Chief Backs but Questions CYA Plan By Jenifer Warren

• Governor Fills 2 Seats on Superior Court Bench

• Gov. Readies Special Election to Attack Legislature, Unions By Robert Salladay

NOW YOU KNOW

• Dodger Reunion Turns Sour By Paul Gutierrez

• Perez Will Miss His Next Start By Paul Gutierrez

• Rodriguez Suffers Strain By Chris Foster

• Double Feature By Dan Arritt

• Trinidad’s Father Fuels Son’s Retirement Talk By Steve Springer

• Down to Bear Minimum By Peter Yoon

• Angels Needn’t Get Up in Arms By Chris Foster

• Pitcher Blossoms at Desert School in Senior Season By Eric Sondheimer

• Trainer Zito Will Run His Version of the Trifecta By Bill Christine

• Glazer’s Foes United By Grahame L. Jones

• New Sensation By Peter Yoon

• Weil Anchors Playoff Run By Martin Henderson

• Unhappy Saberhagen Resigns By Eric Sondheimer and Dan Arritt

• UCLA Missing Its Local Flavor By Diane Pucin

• Seattle Will Make Late Call on Lewis

• Yankees Carry Their Streak to the Nines

• City Votes Yes on Report By Sam Farmer

• Bryant Issue Is Big Key By Mike Bresnahan

• Huggins Accepts Decision on Contract by Cincinnati

• Arroyo Valley Golfer’s 61 Is Record

• The Seeds of Discontent Take Root in Baseball By Pete Thomas

• Assembly Passes ‘Disclaimer’ Bill By Bill Shaikin

• Hot Padres Rally Over Braves, 5-3

• Selig Would Back Steroid Legislation

Making light of a heavy load

• Seeing it all below the surface By Scott Doggett

• Ship in a bottle By Janet Cromley

• Immersed in the life aquatic By Scott Doggett

• Forest open to off-roaders By Scott Doggett

• Losing ground? By Martin Griffith

• Ceanothus silk moth By David Lukas

• A passion for total wrecks By Susan Dworski

• Wall-clawing with locals By Emmett Berg

• U.S. OKs killing of wolves in Gila forest By Joe Robinson

• Where tiger fish roam By Michael Koehn

• Creating canyons beneath city streets By Craig Childs

Nintendo Aims for Next Age Level

• Recent IPO Flops Loom Over Boise Cascade Deal

• Airlines Wait to See How United’s Plans Play Out By James F. Peltz

• Home Prices Rise to Record By Annette Haddad

• Film About Enron’s Collapse Opens Up Wounds in Houston By Dana Calvo

• Toyota Probes Complaints of Sudden Stalling in Prius Cars

• Perelman Wins $604 Million

• Also

• Sony Plans Launch in 2006 for PlayStation 3

• Ex-Homestore Execs Plead Not Guilty

• LeapFrog Says Mattel Copied Its Technology

• Edward Jones Case to Be Tried in State Court By Tom Petruno

• UPS to Buy Overnite Trucking Firm

• Warner Music’s Loss Narrows in Quarter By Charles Duhigg

• MCI Investors Withhold Votes

• SEC Is Probing Pension Conflicts By Walter Hamilton

• Rules Let Auditors Be More Flexible

• Tyco Exec Grilled on Approval of Bonuses

• Glaxo Sees Promise in Study of Breast Cancer Drug

• KB Toys Expects to Exit Chapter 11 This Year

• Brocade to Restate Earnings

• Rates on Short-Term T-Bills Fall in Auction

• Former Bayer Exec to Plead Guilty in Price-Fixing Scheme

• Blockbuster Bid Possible

• Stocks Rally as Oil Prices Slip

• Hotels Sweeten Deal, but Rejection Likely By Nancy Cleeland

• Levi Strauss Names Head of Dockers Unit

• Fullerton Housing Project Gets Underway By Roger Vincent

• Lowe’s Shares Rise on Profit Increase of 31%

• Gas Prices Fall in State, U.S.

Canadian directors see violent, star-struck U.S.

• Art ambassador By Suzanne Muchnic

• Book sales on the decline By Hillel Italie

• Celebrating 50 years of Gumby

• Frankly, a subject for mature viewers By Susan King

• Like skateboards but a lot bigger

• The doctor of audience-ology By Patrick Goldstein

• On ‘Sith’s’ coattails By John Horn And Chris Lee

• ‘The Weekend I Baby-Sat Grandma’ By Gloria D. Miklowitz

• LCD, M.I.A. dance fest flaunts flexibility of form By Steve Appleford

• At ABC, things aren’t so desperate

• Museum’s 1st leader enabler of best kind By Tara Burghart

• Weekend box office By R. Kinsey Lowe

• DJ sentenced to one year in prison

• Arkansas art museum planned

• FINALLY

• You’ve got mail, but who’s got the rules? By Martin Miller

• Time Warner books chief resigns

• Disney Hall gets U.S. stamp By Chris Pasles

• A favorite life story a bit off-key By Merle Rubin

• ‘CSI’ fan Tarantino gets job

• Jokes & Riddles

Wine Sale Curbs Lifted

• Powerful Panel Chairman Takes Aim at Social Security By Janet Hook

• More Backlash Than Bliss 1 Year After Marriage Law By Elizabeth Mehren

• Baltimore Inmate Dies After Fight With Guards

• Newsweek Retracts Its Article on Koran By James Rainey and Mark Mazzetti

• Base Closure List Likely to Stand Pat By John Hendren

• Maryland Senator Faints at Colleague’s Funeral

• Statins Extolled as Cancer Fighters

• Mom Charged in Son’s Death

• Another Abu Ghraib Guard Is Found Guilty

• Harvard Announces Programs for Women

• Park Manager Convicted in Fatal Accident on Ride

• Federal Prosecutor in Terrorism Case Resigns

• For One Evening, Ducking Debate By Mary Curtius

• 11-Ounce Preemie Girl Loses Fight to Live

• Bush Promotes Biodiesel Fuel as an Alternative By Edwin Chen

• PR Skills May Decide Filibuster Showdown By Maura Reynolds

• Professor Responds to Charges

• For the Young, Nightmares in the Dark By David Thomson

• An Army That Learns From Its Mistakes By Eric Umansky

• The Merlot Split

• Do Riots Save Islam’s Honor? By Irshad Manji

• U.S. Is Its Own Worst Enemy in Iraq By Robert Scheer

• Iraq’s Cracks Widen

• Vote Today in L.A.

• Selective Outrage

Right-Wing Protests Jam Highways Across Israel

• 2 Bombings Target Shiite Market in Iraq

• Avenue of Light, Shadows By Sebastian Rotella

• In England, a Silent Stranger Comes to Life at the Piano By John Daniszewski

• Iraqi Schools Are Running, but Textbooks Lag By Doug Smith and Zainab Hussein

• Verdict Begins in Yukos Trial By Kim Murphy

• Women Given Voting Rights – With Proviso

• Fox Says He’s Sorry for Comment on Blacks

• Seoul Resumes Talks With North Korea

• Gunmen Abduct Italian Aid Worker

• Mass Uzbekistan Arrests Reported By David Holley

• Bill Gates Doubles Efforts to Fight Diseases

• 67 Killed, 35 Missing After Ferry Sinks