Archive for Wednesday, November 09, 2005

• Gay Sex Called Key to Rise in Syphilis By Thomas H. Maugh II

Wabbit Woes, Bus Lanes and a Mystery Mall

• Voters Reject Schwarzenegger’s Bid to Remake State Government By Michael Finnegan and Robert Salladay

• Innovators Gun It Into the Future By Caitlin Liu

• Flynn’s Backers Lash Out By Catherine Saillant

• Activist’s Alleged Beating Investigated By Richard Winton

• Want Deed to Park Place? By Cara Mia Dimassa

• No Glitz in Prince’s Last Stop of U.S. Tour By Carla Hall

• Why His ‘Sequel’ Failed to Captivate By Mark Z. Barabak and Peter Nicholas

• Teacher Allegedly High on Meth in Class Is Jailed By Lance Pugmire

• Voters Reject Proposal to Restrict State Spending By Evan Halper

• Weiss’ Fine Slashed by Ethics Panel By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Winning Easily, Wesson Headed for Council By Joel Rubin and Steve Hymon

• Light Turnout Seen in Inland Voting By Susannah Rosenblatt and Ashley Powers

• C.P. Ellis, 78; Once a Ku Klux Klan Leader, He Became a Civil Rights Activist By Myrna Oliver

• Leonora Hornblow, 85; Heiress Wrote Novels and a Series of Children’s Books By Myrna Oliver

• Balloting Snafu Briefly Snares Schwarzenegger By Robert Salladay

• Petition Signatures Submitted for O.C. School Board Recall By Dave Mckibben

• Gov. Is Asked to Spare Inmate By Henry Weinstein

• GOP’s Sanders Elected Mayor By Tony Perry

• Emile Capouya, 80; Published Works by Joyce, Pound and Sartre

• Public Election Funding Urged in L.A. By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Retaliation May Be Behind Gang Rape

• Blaze at Which Fireman Died Is Ruled Arson

• 2 Accused of Illegally Selling Puppies Plead

• Car-Theft Suspect Slain in Anaheim By Susana Enriquez

• Storm May Yield Hail, Waterspouts By Eric Malnic

• Bonne Bell Eckert, 82; Namesake Became Face of Cosmetics Company

• County Website to Be Upgraded, Expanded

• Governor Took Low Road on Education By Steve Lopez

• Man Hurt in Shooting on O.C. Freeway By Susana Enriquez

• O.C. Voters Reject B, C, D and E By David Reyes and Jean O. Pasco

• Groups Assail Mayor’s Use of Firm’s Jet By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Debate on Big Project Occupies City Council

• Man Gets Life Term for Murder-Rape in 1985

• Committee Advances Law to Neuter Pit Bulls

• Officials Dispute Fire Base Report By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Church Insurers Suit Is Put on Hold By Jean Guccione

• Woman Pleads Guilty in Katrina Relief Scam

• When Daddy’s Little Girl Has a Little Boy By Dana Parsons

• Governor Was on Their Mind, No Matter How They Voted By Richard Fausset

Un of a Kind

• Everyone Speaks of the Devils By Diane Pucin

• Foul Trouble Still Plaguing Brown By Mike Bresnahan

• Slater Rides High With Seventh Title By Pete Thomas

• Cassidy Can Tell One Sod Story By Bill Christine

• After Pain Comes a Cy By Mike Digiovanna

• Receiver Ran Into Trouble on Familiar Turf By Larry Stewart

• It’s a Net Win for Pierce By Lisa Dillman

• MLS’s Lack of Flexibility Has Some Seeing Red By Grahame L. Jones

• Lakers Guess It’s a Victory By Mike Bresnahan

• Times’ Rankings

• Maggette Is Getting Closer By Jason Reid

• Roethlisberger Ruled Out Again

• Armstrong Is Back in Lineup By Joel Greenberg

• Possible Rule Changes Get Tryout By Diane Pucin

• He May Be Horse for Course By Bob Mieszerski

• Southern Mississippi Wins in Overtime, 27-24

• Freshman Francis Is at Good Starting Point By Ben Bolch

• Colon Joins Some Elite Company By Houston Mitchell

• Turgeon Joins 500 Club

• Owens Apologizes to Eagles

• Now, That’s a Sharpie Solution to Problem By Larry Stewart

• Fedorov Ready for His Return By Jerry Crowe

• Philosophy Isn’t Exactly Greek to Young Trojan By J A. Adande

• WTA schedule

• Unbeaten Pistons End One Streak

• For the Dodgers, All Quiet on the GM Front By Tim Brown

• Urango Is a Key Figure for Los Alamitos By Lauren Peterson

• Senate Steroid Plan Eases Up on Penalties

• Loss to Cal Remains a Burden to Leinart By Gary Klein

• ASU Quarterback Was Almost a Bruin By Lonnie White

• Dos Pueblos Wins Division Again By Peter Yoon;eric Sondheimer

• Lompoc Copes With Death of Players By Martin Henderson;eric Sondheimer

Love on the rocks

• Grand Vitara a small SUV that’s all grown up By Larry Printz

• Are you a good driver? Prove it By Jim Mateja

Vietnamese Films Seek Exposure

• China Agrees to Curbs on Sales to U.S. By Don Lee and Evelyn Iritani

• Health Net Gives a Boy Access to Specialist Care After Lawsuit By Debora Vrana

• Long Beach Offices to Become Lofts By Roger Vincent

• Gates Foresees Massive Shift in Tech Future

• Toll Bros. Sales Outlook Sinks Shares

• Designer Leaves Monkey Business Behind By Leslie Earnest

• Investment Firm to Buy Linens ‘n Things

• Growth in Global Need for Oil Expected to Slow

• NFL Owner’s Firm Woos Six Flags Shareholders

• Fox News Is Sued by U.S. Over Alleged Harassment By Matea Gold

• Stocks Halt Streak of Gains

• Bankers’ Bonuses Expected to Rise

• Also

• Rambus Patent Suit Dismissed

• Also

• Cellular Firms to Devise Parental Controls

• Jamdat Mobile Posts Leap in Net Income

• Pixar’s Profit Rises, Thanks to Its Past Hits By Claudia Eller

• Puente Hills Mall Sold to Ohio REIT

• Net Phone Service Allowed to Continue Despite 911 Problem

• Briefly

• Macerich’s Funds From Operations Increase 11%

• Suit Against American Apparel Withdrawn By Molly Selvin

• ChoicePoint Notifies 17,000 About Breach

• EchoStar’s Profit Climbs as It Adds Subscribers

• Boeing Says Military Jet Program Is on Track

• Loss at Video Chain Narrows

• Bank Ends Policy of Free ATMs for Everyone By Kathy M. Kristof

• Anxiety Drives Chinese Fixation on Frugality By Don Lee

Japanese pop

• Battle of the braisers By Donna Deane

• Fall’s golden globes By Russ Parsons

• These drinks are all the rage By David Lansing

• Layers of mystery By Barbara Hansen

• Where to gather for sakana and sake By Linda Burum

• Where scene meets cuisine By S. Irene Virbila

• 2003 Vina Sila Naiades Rueda By S. Irene Virbila

• Thanksgiving SOS

• Vanilla, chocolate or porcini? By Leslee Komaiko

‘O.C.’ sounds them out

• Sense of transparency By Christopher Hawthorne

• A true to thug life portrait By Kenneth Turan

• Cult king in orbit on ‘Mars’ By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Moss back to work after rehab

• The superpowers of pen and ink

• After the storm, Chesney sings By Randy Lewis

• ‘Brown Dog’ By Beth Friedenberg-Plumley

• Revised ‘Tour’ still not grand By F. Kathleen Foley

• Toyota pulls its ads off ‘Nip/Tuck’ series By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• With skill like this, glamour’s optional By Mark Swed

• 50 Cent directs a solid team By Soren Baker

• Pianist Stenson explores textured blend of emotions By Don Heckman

• Vidal to get lifetime award By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• ‘Housewives’ fires actor; will recast

• Iraq observations cut to the bone By Irene Wanner

• Record ratings for ‘Boondocks’ By Scott Collins

• Broken Social Scene brings it all together By Steve Hochman

• CBS starts sweeps strong

• Jokes & Riddles

• Arts, humanities winners picked

Vote by Kansas School Board Favors Evolution’s Doubters

• 2 Wins Lift Hopes of Democrats By Ronald Brownstein

• Putting Their Faith in a Trust By Elizabeth Mehren

• Senators Feel Assured on Abortion After Alito Visit By Maura Reynolds

• White House Works to Defeat a Torture Ban By Warren Vieth and John Hendren

• Hunter Who Killed 6 Gets 6 Life Terms

• GOP Leaders Urge Prison Leak Inquiry By Mary Curtius

• Ethics Class Is in Session Again at White House By Johanna Neuman

• $340-Million Powerball Jackpot Won by Family

• School Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Hurt on Staff

• Mayors Win Reelection in New York and Atlanta

Fires illuminate Europe’s problems

• The roots of the riots By Robert S. Leikin

• The same old drill

• Take a peek at California’s underwear By Patt Morrison

• The won’t-be-bullied pulpit By George Regas

• Voters just say no

• Flights of fancy

Rome’s Pet Ordinance Has Tails and Tongues Wagging

• Now He’s Just Another Iraqi Pol By John Daniszewski and Tyler Marshall

• France Imposes a State of Emergency to Quell Riots By Sebastian Rotella

• Security Council Renews U.S.-Led Troops’ Stay

• Lawyer Injured in Attack Shuns Ideology By Borzou Daragahi

• Five-Star Hotel Opens in Booming Kabul

• Egyptian Elections Will Test the Depth of Reforms By Ashraf Khalil

• Trade Union Leaders Held to Prevent Protests

• Whalers Set Out, Planning Big Haul

• Liberians Have a Stark Choice in Runoff Vote By Robyn Dixon and Hans Nichols

• Chinese Dissident Tells of Abuse in Asylum By Mark Magnier

• Peru’s Fujimori Denied Bail; Extradition Begins

• European Probe Heads for Venus

• 2nd Hussein Trial Defense Lawyer Slain By Solomon Moore

• Fifth Round of Nuclear Talks Begins

• Palestinian Killed by Israeli Troops

• Mystery Man Jailed for Assumed Identity