Archive for Thursday, November 10, 2005

• Down Syndrome Seen Earlier With New Test By Thomas H. Maugh II

New Digs for Tail O’ the Pup?

• Predicted Monster Storm Proves to Be a Perfect Dud By Eric Malnic

• Winners and losers By Robert Salladay

• Bail Reduction Leads to Release of Student Accused in Infant’s Death By Andrew Blankstein

• A Milestone in O.C. Development By Daniel Yi

• K.R. Narayanan, 85; Diplomat Who Became President of India By Valerie J. Nelson

• After Debacle, Will Governor Regain Favor? By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan

• Is He Auditioning for Office? By Rachel Abramowitz and Carla Hall, Tina Daunt

• Results Unsettle Gov.’s Supporters By Jordan Rau and Peter Nicholas

• Measures Defeated; Mayoral Runoff By Susannah Rosenblatt and Ashley Powers

• Election Results Offer Some Old Lessons for Gov. Schwarzenegger By George Skelton

• These Voting Margins Squeak By Susannah Rosenblatt and Ashley Powers

• Mayor Gets Allies for His Agenda By Steve Hymon

• Abortion Measure Confronted Hurdles By Jenifer Warren

• Sanders Vows to Shake Up City Hall By Tony Perry

• Chick Wants Audits of City Lots By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Reluctant Warrior Bests Gov. By Mark Z. Barabak

• Warrant Shows Profit by Official By Hector Becerra and Richard Winton

• Organs Refused While Patients Die By Alan Zarembo and Charles Ornstein

• Voters Back Repair and Building Plans By Joel Rubin

• A Voter’s Verdict: ‘I’d Say He Didn’t Sway Me’ By Megan Garvey

• Measure to Limit Beachfront Construction Is Defeated By Sam Quinones

• With Slayings of 2, Compton Homicides Rise to at Least 65

• San Francisco Gun Ban Draws Legal Challenge By Lee Romney

• Kaiser Hospital Is Cited After 2nd Death From Double Dose

• City OKs Owens Valley Dust-Reduction Contract

• Carlsbad Man Sentenced for Fraud, Elder Abuse

• Teacher Faces 18 Counts of Child Endangerment

• 2 Indicted in Plot to Sell Missiles By Greg Krikorian and David Rosenzweig

• Motorist, 73, Killed in Crash; DUI Suspect Held

• Study Urged on Public Campaign Financing

• Detective Who Shot Suspect in O.C. Is Identified By Susana Enriquez

• L.A. Wins Move to Stop Club By Patrick Mcgreevy

• 3 Incumbents Win in Ventura By Catherine Saillant

• Cleric’s Memory at Issue in Report of Alleged Abuse By Jean Guccione

• Quakes’ 1st Rumblings Hint at Size By Usha Lee Mcfarling

• Workers in Tune on Pension Reform By David Reyes and Jean O. Pasco

• The Getty Returns 3 Ancient Artifacts to Italy By Jason Felch

• Funeral Set Friday for Firefighter Teran

Laker Ending Isn’t Happy

• It’s Not Going to Be a Fiesta for Everyone By Chris Dufresne

• Knicks Begin Trip by Falling to 0-4

• Revolving Door at Linebacker By Gary Klein

• Maggette Has Capital Gains By Jason Reid

• Holmes Will Sit Out Rest of the Season

• Tough Task Ahead for Galaxy By Grahame L. Jones

• Dusting Off the Golden Oldies By Lisa Dillman

• Clippers Impress Wizard Star Arenas By Jason Reid

• This week’s top games By Martin Henderson and Eric Sondheimer

• Hurricanes Win Eighth in a Row

• Dorrell Shakes Up Practice After Loss By Lonnie White

• Returns Are Welcomed By Jason Reid

• Odom Missing the Points By Mike Bresnahan

• Ng Going Down the Road No One Wants to Travel By T J. Simers

• Pacers Continue Mastery of Heat

• Bonita Continues to Make a Big Splash By Dan Arritt

• Chris Dufresne’s Top 25 Rankings

• Almost a Grand Year for Woods By Thomas Bonk

• Torrance and Wilson Are Ready for the Rematch By Peter Yoon

• Palmeiro Offers Explanation

• He’s There in Bad Times By David Wharton and Gary Klein

• Konerko, Ramirez Still in the Picture By Mike Digiovanna

• Streakin On A High to Make Track Debut By Bob Mieszerski

• Santa Barbara Might Be Too Young to Repeat By Mike Terry

• Big West Men’s Capsules By Mike Terry

• A Loss to Red Wings Is Still a Point for Kings By Chris Foster

• Gov. Says NFL Sets Target Date for L.A. By Alan Abrahamson

• Goaltender Controversy Not Part of Murray’s Thinking By Chris Foster

• Klitschko Ends Career After His Latest Injury By Steve Springer

• West Virginia Freshmen Crush Cincinnati, 38-0

• Water Polo Standouts Sign With Cal By Eric Sondheimer

• They Are Trying to Give Closer Closure By Larry Stewart

• Colletti Is Next on List By Tim Brown

• Jockeys’ Guild President Faces More Opposition By Bill Christine

• Fullerton Finally Could Be the Big Team in Big West By Mike Terry

• Trail Mix Hopes for More Wins at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

Born to be styled

• He’s grounded in nostalgia By Susan King

• More than a walk in the art By Brenda Rees

• French spoken here By Leslie Brenner

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Last well-rested developments By Mark Sachs

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• Inventing a modern classic By Lewis Segal

• ‘Charley’ all dressed up By Daryl H. Miller

• Sir Paul wings our way

• Mellow’s out, the crowd’s in By Lina Lecaro

• Wrapped up and ready to go By Susan Carpenter

• The work of a finesse artist By Richard Cromelin

• A raucous home for the bikers and sun gods By Katie Love

• Rare screening of Kazan’s ‘Wild River’ By Susan King

• The buzz on juggling By Susan Carpenter

• A reopening fraught with drama

• 50 Cent sales start slowly By Geoff Boucher

• Stories of refugees, and best friends By Kevin Thomas

• Giving Lenny Bruce new life By Mike Boehm

• Something old, something new for Stones By Steve Hochman

• Koontz talk brings claims of racism By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• A rendezvous with all the sizzle of squash By Katie Love

• Small wheels, but a growing following By Scott Sandell

• Pacific Symphony sets 2006 schedule By Chris Pasles

• 50 Cent sales start slowly By Geoff Boucher

• Los Angeles County

• Going places By Leslee Komaiko

• FINALLY

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• Amid scandal, Libby’s ‘03 novel is suddenly hot By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• Koontz talk brings claims of racism By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• Beauty queen to porn queen? By Robert Welkos

• THE SPECIAL ELECTION: FINAL RESULTS

• Home for art may go condo By Mike Boehm

Bush Names Regulator of Utilities to FCC

• Amgen Sues to Stop Rival Drug

• Nissan to Leave Southland By John O'Dell

• Federated’s Net Income Soars as Revenue Increases by 64%

• Agenda of State Businesses Dealt a Blow at Ballot Box By Marc Lifsher

• Mossimo Founder to Resume Tender Offer

• Television Awash in Sex, Study Says By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Attacks Halt Stock Rally

• Judge Freezes Assets of 2 Firms By Josh Friedman

• Liberty Creates Tracking Stock

• Drug Industry Wins Despite Defeat, Some Say By Lisa Girion

• Combined Airline Posts Loss

• Also

• It’s Time to Fix the Initiative Process By Michael Hiltzik

• Barriers in Trade Talks Still Stand

• SBE Buys Le Meridien Property in Los Angeles By Roger Vincent

• Yahoo Is Testing ‘Pay-Per-Call’ Ads

• Inamed Says SEC Staff to Support Ending Probe

• Expensing of Stock Options Cuts Cisco Systems’ Quarterly Profit

• German Firm May Bid for BAX Global of Irvine

• Sales at Wholesalers Jump 2.4% in September

• Pfizer Facing U.S. Probe of Pharmacia Subsidiary

• Broadcom Says 4th-Quarter Sales Will Meet or Beat Expectations

• Lions Gate Posts Loss on Marketing Costs

• Beverage Maker Hansen Triples Profit in Quarter

• Gay Media Firms to Combine By Molly Selvin

• Cal-ISO May Raise Price Cap

• Blackstone to Buy La Quinta Hotels

• Also

• Paramount Hires Lesher By Claudia Eller

• Technicolor to Finance Digital Film Systems By Julie Tamaki

• PepsiCo Planning to Cut Costs, Jobs

• Google Seeks to Patent Ad Creation System

• Whole Foods’ Profit Falls 68% in Quarter

• GM to Restate ‘01 Earnings

‘Brown Dog’

• Creativity Corner

• Jokes & Riddles

Humbling GOP Defeats Don’t Bode Well for Midterm Races

• House Drops Bid to Open Refuge, Coasts to Drilling By Bettina Boxall and Richard Simon, Joel Havemann

• Retrial Likely in Children’s Drownings By Lianne Hart

• Senators Turn Up Heat on Oil Executives By Richard Simon

• Alito Case Raises Question of Conflict By Maura Reynolds

• Ballot Measures Mostly Draw Scowls From Voters By Elizabeth Mehren

• Board of Directors Fires President of Amtrak

• Senator Says to Bar Court Door

• Reelected, Detroit Mayor Calls for City Unity

• Cameras Could Get Rolling on High Court Sessions By Emma Vaughn

• FEMA Isn’t Paying Its Ex-Chief Anymore

• Miller Resigns From the New York Times By Johanna Neuman

• Man Admits He Shined Laser Into Jet Cockpit

• Dover Votes Eight School Officials Out

• What does Arnold do now? By Lou Cannon

• Something happening here By Mark Rudd

• After the fall

• How the liars won By John Ziegler

• The gift of life

• Don’t cross the habeas corpus line By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey

• Prime time anytime

Maybe a tweak is all you need

• High design with mass appeal By Bettijane Levine

• Makeovers, room by room By David A. Keeps and Adamo Digregorio

• Mirror images By David A. Keeps

• Frugal and fabulous By Lisa Boone

• A desert home that comes first By Beth Lapides

• Wreaths to ring in the season By Tony Kienitz

• A sleek oasis for the tired shopper By Craig Nakano

• Successful salvaging with style By Craig Nakano

• Where in the world is Mom? By Chris Erskine

Suicide Attacks Kill at Least 57 at 3 Hotels in Jordan’s Capital

• Israel’s Peres Voted Out as Party Chief By Ken Ellingwood and Laura King

• France Plans to Deport Rioters By Sebastian Rotella

• 5 Small Nations Propose Reforms for U.N. By Maggie Farley

• Chalabi Makes Capital Rounds By Tyler Marshall

• Tensions Rise, Abate in Azerbaijan By David Holley

• Soviet Spy Chief Is Back – on a Pedestal By Kim Murphy

• Blair Loses Bid to Hold Terrorism Suspects Longer By Vanora Mcwalters

• Terrorism Suspect Dies in Standoff By Richard C. Paddock

• Hussein’s Lawyers Cut Ties to Court By Louise Roug

• ‘94 Argentina Bomber Is Identified

• Suicide Blast at Restaurant in Baghdad Kills 25

• Marine Dies Day After Iraq Attack