Archive for Saturday, November 05, 2005

• Eruptions Appear to Lower Sea Levels By Alex Raksin

• Mice Like a Song to Set the Mood By Alex Raksin

• Hubble Detects 2 More Pluto Moons

Protests Again Roil South Gate High

• Gov.’s Effort to Engage Voters Stalls By Peter Nicholas

• J. Edward Murray, 90; Foreign Correspondent, Editor at L.A. Mirror By Valerie J. Nelson

• Vatican, China Inch Closer to Reconciliation By Larry B. Stammer

• Reaching Into Autumn

• George A. Smith, 70; L.A. Real Estate Banker and Philanthropist By Roger Vincent

• Decades-Old Stored Ashes Spur Cemetery Suspension By Hector Becerra

• Route for O.C. Tollway Disputed By Dan Weikel

• UC Official Quits as Investigation Unfolds By Rebecca Trounson

• Parties Go Toe-to-Toe Over Union Dues By Jordan Rau

• Bird Flu Scare Stokes Demand for Medicine By Rong-Gong Lin II

• If Topless, They’ll Be Busted By Evan Halper

• Eleven Years After Northridge, Resolve Fades Over Quake Safety By Sharon Bernstein

• The week ahead in Orange County

• David Townsend, 50; Member of the 1980s R&B Group Surface

• Seaside Trailer Park Residents End Long Dispute By Sara Lin

• A 2nd Kaiser Hospital Is Cited

• O.C. Plan Tries to Bring English Home By Jennifer Delson

• Man Charged in Irvine Burglaries By Susana Enriquez

• Alan Pifer, 84; Carnegie Corp. Foundation Chief, Education Official

• Panel to Target Air Pollution at Southland Ports By Deborah Schoch

• Developer Defends Cutting Brush in Laguna Beach By Seema Mehta

• Man Shot on 57 Freeway in Anaheim By Susana Enriquez

• Spy Probe Lasted a Year By David Reyes and Greg Krikorian

• City Moves to Improve Safety on Orange Line Busway By Caitlin Liu

• Health Officials Puzzled at Rise in Hepatitis A By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Project Is Left Adrift by ‘Paper Water’ By Daryl Kelley

• Memorial Service Today for MWD’s Dennis Underwood

• North Tustin Home Burns; Man Missing By Susana Enriquez

• Lawyer Cavallo Pleads Not Guilty in Scheme

• Black Politicians Say Mailer Distorts Support By Noam N. Levey

• Trial Questions Hint at Blake Jury’s Mind-Set By Andrew Blankstein

It’s One Brain That Won’t Pick on USC

• Easy Victory Is Perfectly Fine By Jason Reid

• UCLA Still Trying Not to Look Ahead By Lonnie White

• Shark Power Play Cuts Down Ducks By Lisa Dillman

• Bryant, Goosen Tied for Tour Lead By Pete Thomas, Lisa Dillman, Steve Springer, Bill Christine, and Mike terry

• Angels Give Scioscia Extension Through 2009 By Mike Digiovanna

• Seraphs Coast by Ventura By Martin Henderson

• Oilers Win Fifth in a Row

• Takin Cash Bac Stands Out on a Fully Charged Night By Bob Mieszerski

• Trojan Fans Get Winner, Bruin Fans Get a Tie By Larry Stewart

• Cassell Gets First Look Against Timberwolves By Jason Reid

• Dodgers Say Hart Is Still in It By Steve Henson

• Top football performers

• The Times’ top 25

• Canyon Runs Past Valencia, 49-21 By Eric Sondheimer, Dan Arritt, and Mayar Zokaei

• Chicago’s South Siders Found One Way to Blow Their Cover By Mike Penner

• Funny-Car Leaders Pushing Force to the Limit By Pete Thomas

• Staley Will Run for the Steelers

• Rivers to Sit; Ashton to Start By Gary Klein

• Walton Hopes to Return During Trip By Jerry Crowe

• Injury Sidelines O’Neal

• Galaxy Needs a Good Altitude Adjustment By Grahame L. Jones

• Bure Is Making Slow Progress By Chris Foster

• Spurs Stop James, Cavaliers, 102-76

• New QB Gives Arizona a Lift By Lonnie White

• It’s All Coming Together for Flintridge Sacred Heart By Lauren Peterson

• Pedroza Has the Drive to Win Five at Santa Anita By Bill Christine

• Fuller Brushes Aside Cho and Wins in a Playoff By Peter Yoon

• Only One Perfect Ending By Bob Mieszerski

• For Clippers, It’s Different in a Good Way By J A. Adande

• Ramos Beats Her Troy Teammate in Tennis Final By Lauren Peterson

Ice Cream Battle Getting Hotter

• Toyota’s Profit Up on Global Strength By John O'Dell

• Enron Prosecutors Cite Pattern of Deeds by Lay By Dana Calvo

• Leaders of Pilots Union Back Pay Cuts

• Dreyer’s to Delay Earnings Because of Weak Controls

• Top Oil Execs to Testify on Profits

• Berkshire’s Net Income Falls on Katrina Losses

• Egg Industry’s Profits Get Lean

• Calpine Financial Error Pushes Shares Down 9% By Elizabeth Douglass

• Abercrombie to Pull Shirts After Objections

• Ford to Help Set Up Ethanol Fuel Stations

• Vincor in Talks With Firms to Top Hostile Bid

• Charlotte Russe’s Profit Nearly Doubles

• Stocks End Session Mixed

• Group Creates Wal-Mart Workers Association

• Edison Earnings Drop 43% in Quarter

• Job Report Falls Short of Forecasts By Bill Sing

• GE Adopts Policy on Forcing Out Directors

• Also

Latin Grammys get down to music

• Colorful – and yet not so By Maria Elena Fernandez

• There’s Laguna, and Then There’s MTV’s ‘Laguna’ By Lynn Smith

• It’s puro Spanglish at this L.A. radio estacion By Martin Miller

• Surfacing By Chris Lee

• Humanity, puppets and scars of war By David C. Nichols

• Sen. Boxer’s novel initiative By Patt Morrison

• He’s a Fountain of steady resolve

• That catchy tune is from a video game By Susan Carpenter

• Epic, violent conflict By Tony Perry

• Pervasive silence about torture issue By Tim Rutten

• Rapper Mos Def makes it personal By Soren Baker

• Rocking for the right to get married By Susan Carpenter

• ‘Heart’ proves true in Irish-themed evening By Don Heckman

• A blending of national styles By Chris Pasles

• Rich images, before the Holocaust

• ‘West Wing’ turns up heat with debate

• Downloads By Chris Lee

• Yoko to Paul: I’m sorry for remark

• Mystery buyer lands 1920 Picasso

• Will country find sales to crow about?

• Madonna rocks Lisbon at MTV awards

• Ellison runs for N.Y. seat

• Campaign reality show is so Kinky

The Case of Behe vs. Darwin

• City at Stake in Detroit Mayor Contest By P J. Huffstutter

• Most of Louisiana’s Identified Storm Victims Over 60 By Nicholas Riccardi

• Lawmaker Subpoenaed in Abramoff Lobby Case

• Senators Take On Bush With Torture Ban Proposal By John Hendren

• Alito’s Findings for Employers Cited as Evidence By Henry Weinstein

• Cash-Balance Pensions Criticized

• ‘Intelligent Design’ Trial Arguments End By Josh Getlin

• Eligible to Vote in Arizona? Prove It By Nicholas Riccardi

• Bush Aid in Virginia Governor’s Race Seen as GOP Gamble By Johanna Neuman

• Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Stands

• Bush Called On to Fill Broadcast Board Seats By Matea Gold

• Senate Panel Squabbles Over Inquiry By Greg Miller

• Science Is Under Attack in America, Sen. Kerry Says

• British Royal Couple Tours Lower 9th Ward

• Soldier Is Cleared of Detainee Abuse Charges

• Lawyers in the DeLay Case Settle on Judge

• Army Col. Wood Is Mourned

• Bomb Squad Blows Up a Student’s Homework

• Convicted Killer Bluffs His Way Out of Custody

• Always low penalties

• Torture: It’s the new American way By Rosa Brooks

• Taking a screen test

• Eggshell egos and the mating game By Meghan Daum

• A healthy memo

• Spending caps do work By Bill Owens

• Yawn By John Hiscock

U.S. a Target at Summit in Argentina

• Memory of Assassination Divides Israeli Society By Laura King

• In a Shiite City, Days of the Dead By Solomon Moore

• French Riots Rage for 9th Night

• Indonesians Try to Rebuild Amid Tsunami’s Ruins By Richard C. Paddock

• Annan Calls Off Trip Over Iran Leader’s Israel Remarks

• Three U.S. Troops Slain; Nine Policemen Killed

• War-Weary Chechens Eye Ballot Box By Kim Murphy

• U.S. Officials Say Parts for F-16s Were Sent

• Purchase of U.S. Jets on Hold in Wake of Quake

• Four Killed as Protests Spread Outside Capital