Archive for Tuesday, November 01, 2005

Edward R. Roybal Gets Warm Send-Off

• The Driver’s Foolhardiness Knows No Boundaries By Steve Harvey

• Killer Sought Solace Online By Christian Berthelsen and Kimi Yoshino, Mai Tran

• A Tale of Two Hotels – and the Future of a City By Carla Rivera

• Busway’s 1st Weekday Surpasses Goal By Caitlin Liu

• Deal on Burned SUV Prompts Inquiry By Hector Becerra and Richard Winton

• A Good Day to Scare Up Support By Ashley Powers

• Singer Convicted of Evading Income Tax Payments By David Rosenzweig

• Reggie Lisowski, 79; Tag-Team Wrestler Known as ‘The Crusher’

• Need for Bilingual Poll Workers Never Ends By Wendy Thermos

• Shriver Is Hospitalized After Stroke

• Videotape Shows 1 in a Series of Killings By Andrew Blankstein

• Three With Experience Competing to Lead Fast-Growing City By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Grant Brings Books to Troubled Youths By Sandy Banks

• Irvine Park Planners to Visit Europe By Jean O. Pasco

• ‘Gunmen’ Hoax Brings Police to Laguna High By Christine Hanley and Roy Rivenburg

• Audit Criticizes City Planning Policies By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Fire Dept. May Get Funding Boost By Catherine Saillant

• Bob Broeg, 87; St. Louis Sportswriter Coined ‘Stan the Man’ Moniker

• No ID Yet for Body Found Cut in Pieces

• Escapee Sought in Killing of Priest By Richard Marosi

• Richard H. Holton, 79; UC Berkeley Economist Served Two Presidents By Myrna Oliver

• County Officials Spar in Feud Over Oxnard Marina By Catherine Saillant

• Red-Light Cameras Come to a Full Stop By Jia-Rui Chong

• State Moves to Pull Real Estate License of L.A. Landlord By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Gov. Aims to Get Out Vote Selectively By Robert Salladay

• Police Probe Stabbing Death of Man at Home

• Garden Grove Freeway link closed

A Made Man in Japan

• It Just Doesn’t Suit Them By Mark Heisler

• Organizing the Game-Day Chaos By David Wharton

• Reed’s Kick Is a Winner

• Goaltenders’ Success Makes Choice Tough By Chris Foster

• Nashville’s Leading Man By Eric Stephens

• Epstein Could Be a Wild Card By Steve Henson

• Mileage Matters to Fountain Valley Girls By Dan Arritt

• Blount Released; Undrafted Green Makes Team By Mike Bresnahan;jerry Crowe

• Trojans Are the People’s Pick in BCS By Chris Dufresne

• Remaining Stewart Adjusts to Solo Act By Ben Bolch

• Helene Elliott’s NHL Rankings By Helene Elliott

• In the Case of McCourt, Lasorda Is Loyal to a Fault By T J. Simers

• TONIGHT

• EASTERN CONFERENCE PREVIEW By Mark Heisler

• San Pedro’s Taylor Could Be Sidelined By Lauren Peterson

• Carroll Treats Team to a Little Trickery By Gary Klein

• Ram Interim Coach Has Heart Procedure

• Jorth Is Probably Out for the Season By Dan Arritt

• Cowan Pulls a Fast One on Defenders By Lonnie White

• Mission Viejo Has the Edge on Poly By Martin Henderson

• Montreal Piles On in Third

• Skilled Predators Thrive Early Under New Rules By Helene Elliott

• Artest Delivers Another Punch Line By Larry Stewart

• WESTERN CONFERENCE PREVIEW By Mark Heisler

• Culpepper Is Out for Season

• West Signs Deal to Stay as President of Grizzlies By Mike Digiovanna;steve Springer;lisa Dillman;larry Stewart

A toast to ingenuity – bottoms up!

• Mammoth’s big moment By Hugo Martín

• Top off your gear By Scott Doggett

• Comfort zone By Scott Doggett

• So you think you know the town? By Colleen Dunn Bates

• Polar duplicates By Joe Robinson

• So predictable? By Hugo Martín

• Old tricks, new dogs By Stephen Regenold

• Off-season slope By Roy Wallack

• The inside scene for winter By Veronique De Turenne

• Out of bounds, but still in control By Julie Sheer

• The cold that fires the senses By John Balzar

• Fresh from powder central By Emmett Berg

• Why everybody loves Mammoth By Peter Shelton

• On board at the start By Eric Blehm

Workers’ Comp Changes Hurting Treatment, Medical Study Finds

• UAL Reports Record Loss of $1.77 Billion

• Court Nominee Has Free-Market Bent By Molly Selvin

• Case Leaves Time Warner By Chris Gaither

• Saks to Sell Northern Group to Bon-Ton Stores for $1.1 Billion

• TV in Your Pocket Is the Next Small Thing By Meg James

• Brentwood Hotel to Be Upgraded By Roger Vincent

• Role in State Energy Crisis Denied

• Kellogg’s Profit Rises; Shares Fall on Outlook

• Sprint Offers Online Music Downloads

• U.S. Gas Prices Below $2.50

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

• Occidental’s Earnings More Than Double By Elizabeth Douglass

• Cumulus Media to Buy Susquehanna Unit

• Novartis to Buy Rest of Chiron By Lisa Girion

• Dell Says Sales Miss Forecasts in 3rd Quarter

• Consumer Spending, Manufacturing Climb

• Warm Weather Forecasts Push Crude Prices Lower

• IndyMac Bancorp Profit Rises 59% in 3rd Quarter By E. Scott Reckard

• FCC OKs Mergers of Telecom Giants By James S. Granelli

• $450-Billion Bid for Exxon Sounds Rather Slippery By Jerry Hirsch

• Japan Weighs Resuming U.S. Beef Imports

• Appeal by Microsoft Rejected

• U.S. Investigates Dodge SUV, Truck for Steering

• Barrick Bids $9.2 Billion to Acquire Placer Dome

• Magellan Fund Manager to Retire Amid Shake-Up

• Stocks Rise on Spending News

• Report Sees Faults in Wal-Mart Settlement

• Telefonica to Acquire Cellphone Firm O2

• Judge Gives Preliminary OK to KPMG Settlement

From the Mackie collection

• It plays to the actors and the audience By Reed Johnson

• PBS’ real-life medical drama By Paul Brownfield

• Giving her account By Gina Piccalo

• LACMA raids the stockroom By Christopher Knight

• Talk about a dogged pursuit By Elaine Dutka

• George Lucas’ sweet ‘Revenge’ By Susan King

• Hirst tops list of art’s most influential By Diane Haithman

• How cherry trees fit naturally with Japanese artwork

• ‘Fruggy’ By Joyce Glazier

• A generous violinist, especially in performance By Adam Baer

• Fired producer takes aim at CBS By Matea Gold

• Weekend box office By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Hey, listen, if you must scream, at least do it right By John Carucci

• More Rocky, more Rambo

• Depardieu ready to end film career

• Reaching beyond the law, into human history By John Sacret Young

• How much is too much knowledge? By Mark Swed

• FINALLY

• NBC newscasts to be on Internet

• Fox’s ‘Santa’ will answer letters

• The masterpieces of troubled minds

• Jokes & Riddles

Conservatives Cheer Court Nominee

• Right’s Pocketbook Politics By Stephanie Simon

• Cheney Elevates Pair to Replace Indicted Aide By Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten

• Out of Their Element By Tomas Alex Tizon

• An Opportune Time for a Royal Visit By Johanna Neuman

• A Phillies Fan With Blue-Chip Legal Stats By Faye Fiore and Janet Hook, Richard B. Schmitt

• 30,000 Pay Their Respects to Rosa Parks

• Filibuster Option Is in the Democrats’ Arsenal By Richard Simon and Mary Curtius

• Seeking to Heal Breach With His Core Supporters By Ronald Brownstein

• 43 Molestation Victims to Receive $22 Million

• Alito’s Judicial Record a Portrait of Conservatism and Consistency By Henry Weinstein

• Republican Donor Pleads Not Guilty

• Philadelphians Walk, Bike and Hitch to Work

• Judge’s Supporters, Foes See Much in One Dissent By David G. Savage

• Many on the Right Delighted With Pick By Johanna Neuman and Emma Vaughn

• What Judy forgot: Your right to know By Robert Scheer

• Rated PG (pretty good) By Jack Valenti

• ‘A fight worth having’ By Paul Thornton

• The bombs’ reverberations

• Iran’s bluster isn’t a bluff By Martin Indyk

• The anti-Miers

• Alito and the rights of men By Glenn Sacks

• Hope springs eternal

U.N. Raises Pressure on Syria Over Killing

• Hearing Begins for Soldier in Slayings

• Car Bombing Kills 24 in Basra By Borzou Daragahi

• An Often Perilous Ride to the Rescue By John M. Glionna

• Mexico Is Reaching Out to Voters Abroad By Sam Enriquez

• 3 Kidnapped Children Are Rescued Unharmed

• 28 in Bali Blasts May Have Sentences Reduced

• Leader Hints at Pakistan Links to Delhi Bombings

• Viral Theory on China Gender Gap By Ching-Ching Ni