Archive for Monday, May 23, 2005

What Happened to Tom and Jackie Hawks?

• Testing the Limits of an Open Mike By David Haldane

• Schools Aid Transition to U.S. By Seema Mehta

• Neverland: Paradise or Trap? By Steve Chawkins

• Job Transfers Put Schools Chief’s Post in Jeopardy By Rachana Rathi

• Mayor Picked by a Shrinking Electorate By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan

• Tourist Town Mourns Its Slain Police Chief By Richard Marosi

• A Jump Survivor’s Bridge to Activism By John M. Glionna

• King/Drew Has a Void at the Top By Jason Felch

• Numbering the Crush: Colleges Cull Applicants By Larry Gordon

• Ed Kelleher, 61; Horror Film Screenwriter, Critic

• It May Not Be Summer, but It’s Time to Hit the Beach By Charles Duhigg

• San Bernardino Declines to Give Gay Center Funds By Ashley Powers

• A State Border Patrol Wouldn’t Be Out of Bounds By George Skelton

• Chung Se Yung, 76; Former Chairman of Hyundai Motor Co.

• California’s Stem Cell Bid Stuck in Neutral By Megan Garvey

• Floyd L. Paseman, 64; Retired CIA Official Wrote ‘A Spy’s Journey’

• Backing Urged for Iranian Group By David Haldane

Proceeds in Orderly Fashion

• Hot Times in Many Ways By Helene Elliott

• Two Belgians Pursue Grand Return in Paris By Lisa Dillman

• Spurs Dig In at End By Mike Bresnahan

• After Giaffone Gets Call, He Bumps Luyendyk Jr. By Shav Glick

• Slight Chance of Glowers By Jerry Crowe

• Racing Tradition at Stake By Bill Christine

• Lagat Speeds to Win in 1,500 By Lonnie White

• No Answers for Chivas USA By Paul Gutierrez

• Park Turns Up Heat on Astros

• Proceeds in Orderly Fashion By Tim Brown

• Sele Is Simply Too Tough for Padres

• Carson Opts to Quit While It’s Behind in NFL Race By Sam Farmer

• Pistons Take On O’Neal Again

• Jockey Is Criticized After Stumble-Causing Intrusion By Bill Christine

• Guerrero Sees Quick Recovery By Mike Digiovanna

• For the Record, It’s Perry’s Win

• Rockies Get Past Pirates

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Monaco Grand Prix Win Is Special for Raikkonen

• Erickson Sits; Perez to DL By Steve Henson

• May, Walsh Pass the $1-Million Mark By Peter Yoon

• Chicago Clinches a Berth

• Baseball Division Title Belongs to Pepperdine By Eric Stephens

• Race Offers a Good Case Study By Bob Mieszerski

• Even With No Lakers, Bryant Still a Big Target By Larry Stewart

• FIRST LOOK By Chris Foster

Performance bikes get up to speed on a comfortable ride

• Extend the life of back muscles with regular lifts By Karen Voight

• Detecting concussions By Linda Marsa

• In good hands on the court By Emmett Berg

• Those dimples are here to stay By Shari Roan

• Baby’s first solids By Emily Singer

• Pathway to spirituality By Stephanie Shapiro

• Share now, pay later By Daniel Costello

• Nutrient may trim body fat By Elena Conis

• A lesson in sensitivity is delivered along with a baby By Marc Siegel

• Taking matters into their own hands By Daniel Costello

• Live donor raises transplant odds

• Teenagers who are well liked may not be as well behaved By Emily Singer

• Link between acne drug and depression not found

• Some suggestions to get that (exercise) ball rolling By John Briley

• Finding middle ground on the obesity debate By Sally Squires

• Kudzu may reduce urge to binge drink

Defense Town Awaits Buildup

• For CEO, Restraint Was No Easy Order

• 8 Minutes for a Million-Dollar Pitch By David Colker

• Citizen Lawsuits Return as an Issue By Marc Lifsher

• Renault CEO Treads Into New Territory By James Mackintosh and Peggy Hollinger

• Rains Damage Some Crops

• Wave of Consolidation in Shipping? By Robert Wright

• Peace Dividends for Palestinian Investors By Sharmila Devi

• Gasoline Price Drop Continues as Costs at the Pump Slide 6 Cents Nationwide

• Adobe Aims to Be Even More Portable By Michael Hiltzik

• Networks Use Web in Debate on Indecency By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Cover-Up of Defects at Mentor Alleged

• Fed Meeting Minutes, GDP Data Expected

He’s thinking inside the box

• Rock’s annual sizzler By Richard Cromelin

• Video games trade show hits all the right buttons By Pete Metzger

• It’s an all-over show of Force By Chris Lee

• ‘The Secret of the Jacaranda’ By Marjorie Flathers

• So long to the capital of it all By Geraldine Baum

• New ‘Yard’ boasts an all-star lineup By Susan King

• Two geniuses tell one tale By Chris Pasles

• For famed portraits, a new Huntington spot to hang By Lynne Heffley

• ‘Batman Begins’: Is his past really such a mystery? By James Dawson

• A powerful showing of West Coast rap By Steve Baltin

• Bill Clinton has short reply on length issue

• Cross-border effort bridges art, music By Richard S. Ginell

• Whom would you like to talk to from history?

• A look at how love found its way into matrimony

• Love and hate, juxtaposed By Mark Swed

• Jokes & Riddles

• Paper’s aim: building blog for success By Martin Miller

• Hillbilly hootin’ and hollerin’ and other joyful American noises By Al Martinez

Idyllic Park Becomes a Battlefield of Ideals

• Dean Again Suggests Jail for DeLay By Alan C. Miller

• Insurance Option Has Workers Pay More By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Sex Offenders Were Reimbursed for Viagra

• Girl Found Alive in Bin at Landfill

• Soldier Gets Jail Time in Prisoner’s Death

• Concept of Compromise Is Pushed Off Senate’s Center Stage By Ronald Brownstein

• Clock Ticks on Effort to Defuse Senate Battle By John Hendren

• Newsweek Changes Rules on Sources

• Plane Wreckage at Coney Island Examined

For True Healing to Begin, Simply Turn Off Your Western Mind

• Schwarzenegger’s Sharp Stick

• Why Cops Shouldn’t Go With the Flow By Joe Domanick

• Grow Up, TV Advertisers

• Passing but Not Learning

• Old, but Never Totally Cold By Michael Connelly

First Lady Heckled at Holy Sites in Jerusalem

• Secret N. Korean Footage Suggests Nascent Dissent By Barbara Demick

• Uzbek Witness Tells of Brutality on Both Sides By Sergei L. Loiko and David Holley

• Former Militants Reborn in Bogota By Henry Chu

• Election Choices Slashed in Iran By Megan K. Stack and Nahid Siamdoust

• Radical Cleric Reaches Out By Carol J. Williams

• Regime Says U.S. Remarks Are Confusing

• 17 Die in Storm in Bangladesh

• Six Accused Robbers Burned Alive by Mob

• Blasts at Theaters Kill 1, Wound Dozens

• Ex-Communist Wins Mongolian Presidency

• Muslim Brotherhood Official Arrested

• U.S. Rockets Reportedly Kill 5 Pakistanis By Paul Watson and Zulfiqar Ali