Archive for Wednesday, November 02, 2005

• A Flu Pandemic Is Expected to Happen Sooner or Later By Charles Piller

In Dying, Colonel Broke a Promise to His Troops

• Hope Survives 63 Years By Steve Chawkins

• Frantic Son Told 911 of Shootings in House By Christine Hanley and Susana Enriquez

• Pedestrian Killed by Train in O.C. By Dave Mckibben

• Voters Dislike 3 of Governor’s Ballot Measures By Michael Finnegan

• County Panel’s Rebuke Targets Flynn By Catherine Saillant

• Tape Used Against Skateboarder By Ashley Powers

• Zine Draws Peers’ Flak for Red-Light Camera Remark By Steve Hymon and Jia-Rui Chong

• Statue Knows No Limitations By Bob Pool

• Fire Destroys Bridge Over Rio Hondo Channel

• Threats Online: Is There a Duty to Tell? By Christian Berthelsen and Kimi Yoshino, William Lobdell

• Pastor Drops Lawsuit Against His Ex-Church By Roy Rivenburg

• Skitch Henderson, 87; First Bandleader for ‘Tonight Show’ and Founder of New York Pops By J. Michael Kennedy

• G. Tantaquidgeon, 106, Tribal Elder Helped Preserve Mohegan Traditions By Myrna Oliver

• Alastair Cameron, 80; Developed ‘Giant Impact’ Theory of Moon’s Origin By Valerie J. Nelson

• Gov. Has Label for Unions: Liar By Robert Salladay

• Former Lynwood Mayor Convicted of Corruption By David Rosenzweig

• Voting Is Only Way to Thwart Governor By Steve Lopez

• O.C. Man in Bail Case Gets 9 Months By H G. Reza

• Former Doctor Pleads No Contest to Fraud

• Santa Paula Appoints New Chief of Police By Fred Alvarez

• 2 Decomposed Bodies Found in Condominium

• State’s Levees Vulnerable in Quake By Bettina Boxall

• Ethics Policy for County Workers to Be Drafted

• County Campaign Law Unenforceable, D.A. Says By Jeffrey L. Rabin

• No Room Big Enough for Killer’s Secrets By Dana Parsons

• DWP to Launch Audit of Project to Reduce Dust By Patrick Mcgreevy

• John Wayne May Add Fee for Third Terminal By David Reyes

• Abortion Effort Isn’t Untested By Jenifer Warren

• Orange Line Debut Bigger Than Estimated

• Suspect Ordered to Trial in 10 Slayings

• Villaraigosa Backs Animal Services Chief, Praises Work of Task Force By Richard Fausset

• Judge Backs Father on Burial of Son Killed in Iraq

• Making Grade in U.S. Schools By Mitchell Landsberg

• Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Gunfire By Richard Winton

• Ex-Deputy Pleads Guilty in Child-Porn Case

NO ROYAL SHYNESS

• Another Special Win for Ducks By Helene Elliott

• Maddon Is a Devil Ray Finalist By Mike Digiovanna;bill Shaikin;steve Springer

• Clippers Not in Mood to Remember the Past By Jason Reid

• Who Wants Dodger Job? By Steve Henson

• Robitaille Says He Has Broken Ankle By Chris Foster

• These Lakers Remain a Mystery to Jackson By Mike Bresnahan

• USC Linebacker Booked on Suspicion of Battery By Gary Klein

• Grass Is at Root of Unrest By Bill Christine

• Off the Ice, Kings’ Roenick Shows He Has a Soft Side By Chris Foster

• Conference Modifies Exit Rule By Gary Klein

• Hornets Create Quite a Buzz

• Trying to Keep It in Balance By Bob Mieszerski

• Santa Margarita Tests Mater Dei Again By Lauren Peterson

• Looking for a Place to Advertise? Mop to It By Larry Stewart

• Pursuing Ramirez Is Not Easy for Angels By Mike Digiovanna;bill Shaikin;steve Henson

• Autopsy Shows Collier Had an Enlarged Heart

• Win Streak at Nine for Red Wings

• League Already Needs to Come In From Code By Mark Heisler

• Two Players Killed in Lompoc Wreck By Martin Henderson;dan Arritt;bob Rohwer

• Santiago Finds Truth in Victory By Martin Henderson

• McCloskey Injures Shoulder Again By Lonnie White

• Standouts at Camp to Earn Trip to Europe By Grahame L. Jones

• Mike Penner’s NFL Rankings By Mike Penner

• Brink Remains Starter

• Fedoruk Is Happy to Assist By Eric Stephens

• Lisa Dillman’s Rankings By Lisa Dillman

• Roenick Shows He’s a Prose Pro Too By Chris Foster

• Company Banks On Sponsorship By Alan Abrahamson

• Davenport Is Out of Advanta Event By Lisa Dillman

• Roethlisberger’s Status Unclear for Next Game

Don’t let the badge fool you

• Hybrids don’t toot their own horns By Jim Mateja

• Robotic cars are fast taking ‘autopilot’ to new levels By Ralph Vartabedian

Panel’s OK of Loan Executive Hits a Snag

• $100-Million Infusion Puts Talent Firm in Position to Deal By Claire Hoffman

• GM, Ford Are Hit Hardest as Auto Sales Decelerate By Joseph Menn

• Garamendi Airs Objections to UnitedHealth, Pacificare Deal By Debora Vrana

• Dynegy Sentence Overturned By Thomas S. Mulligan and Jonathan Peterson

• Federal Reserve Raises Key Interest Rate to 4% By Bill Sing

• PG& E Considers Interstate Power Cable

• CSC Stock Jumps on Bid Report

• Sale of Knight Ridder Is Urged

• Tenet Posts $408-Million Loss as Admissions Fall By Lisa Girion

• VaxGen Changes Will Delay Anthrax Vaccine

• Part of Wal-Mart Suit Is Dismissed

• Cable Group Helps Viacom Record Profit By Sallie Hofmeister

• Fluor Settles Lawsuit for $12.5 Million By Peter Pae

• Factories Post Strong Growth

• Stocks Fall After Rate Hike

• Homeowners Cash Out Equity at Record Pace

• Vehicle Importer ZAP Sues DaimlerChrysler

• Key Elements of the Tax Overhaul Plans By Kathy M. Kristof

• Electronic Arts Posts 47% Drop in Profit, Beats Wall Street Forecasts By Julie Tamaki

• Qwest Narrows Loss; It Offers to Settle Suits

• Writers Guild Branches End Money Dispute By Richard Verrier

• Complaint Filed in Data Theft Scheme

• Microsoft Unveils Online Software By Terril Yue Jones

• Boeing, Union in Talks as Strike Deadline Nears

• Realtor Group Sees Gap in Incomes, Home Prices

• Mandarin Plans Vegas Hotel With MGM

• Pilots Say Delta to Seek $325 Million in Cuts

• FDA Weighs Days of Survival By Denise Gellene

• Boeing’s Performance Passing Army Muster

• FX Won’t Renew Bochco War Drama ‘Over There’

• Warner Cuts More Than 5% of Studio Staff By Claudia Eller

Tattered, torn and terrific

• So much new to savor By Regina Schrambling

• Sunday supper, with L.A. sparkle By Russ Parsons

• Where looks are everything By S. Irene Virbila

• A crisp, mouth-watering, complex guide By Leslie Brenner

• Shelves and shelves of delicious reads By Charles Perry and Susan Latempa

• A book for Dada cooks By Wesley Bausmith

• Michelin unveils NYC stars By Regina Schrambling and Leslee Komaiko

• The real cost of a free meal By Scott Martelle

• 2003 Domaine de la Janasse Terre d’Argile Cotes du Rhone Villages By S. Irene Virbila

• The Hotlist

The gold standard of kings, presidents and tycoons

• A new day for the near-dead? A Latino art center regroups By Daniel Hernandez

• Almost nothing’s off limits for edgy Sarah Silverman. By Robin Abcarian

• ‘Take Out’ for party of two By Robert W. Welkos

• Comic distortion By Greg Braxton

• Louis Malle and the human side of film By Susan King

• Celebrating one woman’s idea for a day of thanks

• Move is music to their ears By Agustin Gurza

• ‘Fruggy’ By Joyce Glazier

• When a liberating army is guilty of racial injustice By Wil Haygood

• Pop singer Cook has Met date

• Anderson Cooper’s star rising at CNN By Matea Gold

• A chance to play Paganini’s fiddle

• Jason Bateman OK after surgery

• Jokes & Riddles

• A disappointing stroll down Wall St. By Lee Drutman

• ‘CSI’ leads CBS past the World Series

• Marshall Prize to Anne Winters

On a Day Meant for Celebration, New Orleans Just Wasn’t Itself

• Bush’s Flu Plan Stresses Vaccine By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Popular Tax Breaks Put on Chopping Block By Joel Havemann

• Alito Strategy Depends on Selected Democrats By Mary Curtius

• Democrats Force Closed Debate By Tom Hamburger and Richard Simon

• Lawmaker’s Free Trip Is Questioned By Chuck Neubauer

• Katrina Death Toll Is in Flux By John Mccormick and Maurice Possley

• Nominee Has Some Unexpected Supporters By David G. Savage and Henry Weinstein

• FDIC Chair to Supervise Gulf Coast Recovery Efforts

• FDA to Revisit Drug Marketing By Ryan G. Murphy

• Religious Use of Psychedelic Tea Is on Supreme Court’s Front Burner

• Prince Charles, Camilla Arrive in U.S., Visit Site of Sept. 11 Attack

• Spying Convictions of Cubans Are Reinstated

• Voters Narrowly OK Tax Refund Sacrifice

• Rumsfeld Bars U.N. Visits With Detainees

• DeLay Gets His Wish: Judge Must Step Aside By Richard A. Serrano

• Marines Create New Special Operations Force

• Democrats need a breath of mountain-fresh air By Matt Welch

• Ma Bell, remarried

• In Sacramento, they’ve got issues By Patt Morrison

• The Getty gets serious

• Plamegate’s real liar By Max Boot

• Preparing for the worst

• The other good thing about sex By David P. Barash

A Painful Road to Leadership

• Martin Cleared in Canadian Scandal By Maggie Farley and Christopher Guly

• 500 Are Released From Abu Ghraib

• South Korean Actor Drives Up Heart Rates and Sales in Japan By Barbara Demick

• Chaotic Kabul Has No Patience for Protesters By Henry Chu

• Israel Widens Its Attacks on Militants, Killing Two By Laura King

• Court-Martial Sought for Soldier in Slayings

• Zanzibar Leader Called Winner; Clashes Persist

• Annual Tribute Fixed for Holocaust Victims

• Grenade Fired at Relief Helicopter, U.S. Says

• Youths, Police Clash Near Paris as Unrest Persists

• Four Inmates Killed as Police Retake Prisons

• In a Sign of Optimism, Iraqis Spending More By Borzou Daragahi