Archive for Friday, November 11, 2005

Discovery of ‘Godzilla’ Changes the Image of Ancient Crocodiles

• Cholesterol Drugs Lessen Surgery Risks By Thomas H. Maugh II

• CDC Says Flu Shot Needs Will Be Met By Thomas H. Maugh II

For the Dignity of Vets and the Love of Country

• Rain May Not Stop the Mail, but Violence Does By Bob Pool

• Rough Week for the Gov.: First Dissed by Voters, Then by ESPN By Steve Harvey

• Times Plans New Op-Ed Lineup By Rong-Gong Lin II and J. Michael Kennedy

• San Diego Verdicts Rejected By Tony Perry

• Agents Arrest 8 in Gang Sweep By Richard Winton

• After 6 Years, Hermosa Beach Peers With Anticipation Toward Pier By Eric Malnic

• Suspensions Divide O.C. School By Seema Mehta

• Steve Courson, 50; Played for Steelers and Buccaneers, Spoke Out Against Steroids

• Fierce Partisan Thwarted Schwarzenegger By Jordan Rau

• Robert Bush, 79; Navy Corpsman Earned Medal of Honor in Okinawa Battle By Dennis Mclellan

• Gov.’s New Proposition: Cooperation By Peter Nicholas

• Theodore Puck, 89; Modest Biologist Laid Groundwork for Unlocking Mysteries of DNA By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Hospital Halts Liver Transplant Program By Alan Zarembo and Charles Ornstein

• Youths Speak Out About Life on Skid Row By Carla Rivera

• Man Gets 23 Years for Role in Big Jewelry Theft

• City Sport Fees Vary by Area, Audit Says By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Football’s Lessons More Instructive Than a Team’s Ledger By Dana Parsons

• Man Dies After His Car Jumps Curb, Hits Wall

• Sex Assault Trio to Undergo Screening

• His Incomplete Sentence Jolts School District By Lance Pugmire and Ashley Powers

• Portions of Hollywood Freeway to Close for Realignment Project

• Bottler to Pay $1 Million for Pollution of 2 Rivers By Wendy Thermos

• Officer Is Fired After Killing Suspect By Susana Enriquez

• Bailout Plan Approved for O.C. Tollway By Dan Weikel

• Lawyers Pursue Longshot Bid to Stop Execution By Henry Weinstein

• Paris Hilton’s Beau Shown in Car Crash By Andrew Blankstein

• Campus Announces Plan for Medical School

• ETS to Continue State’s Testing By Duke Helfand

• Mayor’s Use of Jet Is Scrutinized By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Cold Remedy Limits Delayed

• A Medical School for UC Riverside? By Rebecca Trounson

• Needle Exchange Won’t Be Targeted By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Holiday closures

• Ambition, Flaws Mix at University By Kimi Yoshino and William Lobdell

• Reserve O.C. Deputy Quits Post

• Veterans Day holiday closures

• Reserve Deputy Resigns During Probe By Christine Hanley

• Santa Clara Hospital Now Cited in 3 Deaths

Players Angered by Speech

• Ho Hum, Clippers Win Again By Jason Reid

• The Leaders of the Backs By Martin Henderson

• Sharapova Puts No. 1 on Run By Lisa Dillman

• Holes Bigger Than Some of Bruin Defense’s Parts By Lonnie White

• Seahawks Going for a Runaway By Steve Springer

• The Leaders of the Backs By Dan Arritt

• Possible Move Isn’t Popular By Gary Klein

• Congress Won’t Prosecute Palmeiro on Perjury Charge

• Pistons’ Start Still Flawless

• Dream Could Be a Bad One for Ng By J A. Adande

• It’s Fishy, but That’s His Take on Retiring By Pete Thomas

• Big Man N’diaye Is Up for the Big Challenge By Ben Bolch

• Crosby’s Shot Lifts Penguins

• ‘Summer Still in Season By Bob Mieszerski

• Stewart Talks a Blue Streak By Tim Brown

• NASCAR to Limit Team Cars By Steve Springer and Shav Glick

• Canyon Beats Hart to Win Foothill By Martin Henderson, Eric Sondheimer, Mike Terry, and Josh Gajewski

• Fresno State Ends Boise State Streak

• Roenick Is Finally Rounding Into Shape By Chris Foster

• Garon Will Start in Goal By Chris Foster

• There’s No Method to the Madness of Owens By Sam Farmer

• Irwindale Race Has an All-Star Feel to It By Shav Glick

• Mobley Gets Stitched Up and Returns to the Game By Jason Reid

• Arbogast Always Had His Sights on USC Radio Job By Larry Stewart

• Both Mercados Make Run for Section Final By Dan Arritt

• NHL’s Obstruction Standards Will Apply in Turin By Helene Elliott

• Torrance Earns Record Victory By Peter Yoon

• Meetings With Coach Are Considered Productive By Eric Stephens

• Top performers

• Hyland Experiences the Ironman From Both Sides By Larry Stewart

• Eighth Race Will Turn It Into an Arabian Night By Bob Mieszerski

• Hagan Close to Setting a Record By Lonnie White

• Jackson Seeks More in Post-Production Phase By Mike Bresnahan

• Marshall’s Play Is Sweet Music for the Galaxy By Grahame L. Jones

• Saint Liam’s Late Effort Should Eclipse Afleet Alex By Bill Christine

• NFL and Coliseum Agree to Lease Terms By Sam Farmer

Nissan Workers Lament Move

• Target’s Net Income Declines 18%

• DreamWorks Animation Posts Loss After Recording Charges By Richard Verrier

• Cargo Jet Program Endorsed by Senate By Peter Pae

• Bill Targets Executive Compensation By Kathy M. Kristof

• Trade Gap Grows to $66 Billion as Exports Fall, Oil Prices Rise

• Gemstar Condemns Ex-Chief’s Plea Deal By James S. Granelli

• Beverly Hills Store to Be Shut By Roger Vincent

• Yahoo Ends Talks on Buying a Stake in Time Warner’s AOL

• Virus Uses Sony BMG Software to Hide on PCs

• Ex-Enron Broadband Execs Indicted Again

• Also

• 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rises to 6.36%

• Honda Recalls ‘06 Civics to Fix Accelerator Pedal

• Also

• Pressure on Publisher Intensifies By Joseph Menn

• Briefly

• Stocks Rise as Bond Yields Fall

• Grand Jury Indicts Refco’s Former CEO

• Linux Backers Form Patent-Sharing Firm

• Oil Prices Lowest Since July

• EBay Adds Research Service for Shoppers

• Delta’s Net Loss Widens

• Revised Results Hit GM Stock

• Comp Rates Expected to Fall 15% More By Marc Lifsher

• Pacific Sunwear Reports 20% Increase in Profit

• SBC Says AT&T Chief Will Exit

• Fannie Mae Discloses Additional Accounting Errors

• News Corp. Records Net Loss By Sallie Hofmeister

• Dell Quarterly Results Again Miss Forecasts By Terril Yue Jones

• Accounting Panel Votes to Pursue Clearer Disclosure on Pensions

• Court Shuts 3 Firms Over Secret Spyware

• DirecTV to Sell Rest of Hughes to SkyTerra

• Four Firms to Design Health Data Systems

• Also

• Movie Gallery Posts Loss on Costs, Rental Slump

Ceramics: Such fragile objects

• McCartney reads – live! By Scott Martelle

• Now showing: the private life of Marilyn Monroe? By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘Lost’ shows no sign of losing its direction By Paul Brownfield

• Oh, go ahead and kiss her By Carina Chocano

• Their grand jete By Kenneth Turan

• Sharp ‘Ellie Parker’ not just another L.A. story By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Brown Dog’ By Beth Friedenberg-Plumley

• Drexler proves worthy of spotlight By Agustin Gurza

• Acidic teen’s-eye look at ‘burbs life By Carina Chocano

• ‘Master Builder’ apprentice style By Daryl H. Miller

• Live from the ’80s, it’s ‘Saturday Night’ By Robert Lloyd

• A long (and kinky) path to perception By Kevin Thomas

• Twists, ham fists and a near-tryst crash in ‘Derailed’ By Carina Chocano

• A game try, but ‘Zathura’s’ lack of heart dooms liftoff By Kevin Crust

• Droll life on the bus By Paul Brownfield

• Silverman will make you cringe while making you laugh By Carina Chocano

• ‘Wake’ is a little too late By Kevin Crust;kevin Thomas

• Rather back on the air this Sunday By Matea Gold

• ‘Bee Season’ casts a spell By Kenneth Turan

• Getting left behind in ‘Land of Plenty’ By Kevin Thomas

• Living the gangster life in L.A. By Daryl H. Miller

• Working poor eking out a ‘Living’ By Kevin Crust

• ‘Mind’ wins over weighty matters By Elizabeth Snead

• In the thick of the Laotian jungle, an ambush By Tony Perry

• Many lessons to teach, more to learn By Phillip Lopate

• One last look before the big crossing-over By Philip Brandesdavid C. Nichols

• This disaster of a TV miniseries deserves a category all its own By Al Martinez

• Jokes & Riddles

• Creativity Corner

• ‘Lost’ gets stiff competition By Scott Collins

• A pioneer scholar who credits those who came before By Bob Thompson

• Hilton unhurt in car accident

• Nomination for Jolie-Pitt pairing By Steven Barrie-Anthony

• ‘Poppins’ to Broadway in ‘06 By Chris Pasles

• ‘Derailed’ actors share same train of thought By Stevenson Swanson

• FINALLY

• Fatal shooting at ‘Get Rich’ venue

• Carey to appear at Virgin store By Geoff Boucher

Engaged in a Very Civil War

• Rove Says the Tide Is Running in Conservatives’ Favor By Edwin Chen

• High School Kid by Day, Mr. Mayor by Night By P J. Huffstutter

• Some Abortion Foes Unsure About Alito By Maura Reynolds

• From Afterthought to Civic Center By Scott Gold

• Alito Says Investment Cases Did Not Violate Ethics Rules By Tom Brune

• Proposed ‘Dirty Bomb’ Response Guidelines Faulted By Janet Wilson and Miguel Bustillo

• Senate Challenges Detainees’ Rights

• Backers of Spending, Tax Limits on Notice By Ronald Brownstein

• FDA Suggests Warnings for Condoms By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Johanna Neuman

• 80% of Seniors Doubt Medicare Drug Benefit By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Dover Residents Warned to Beware Wrath of God

• Lawmaker Says Panel Can Save Tax Break

• Shy Votes, GOP Puts Off Budget By Richard Simon and Janet Hook

• Trying to make sense of terror By Swati Pandey

• By Larry C. Johnson

• File under meek

• When torture is the only option By David Gelernter

• Why skimp on the GI Bill? By Suzanne Mettler

• The crazy world of insanity law By Jonathan Turley

• Pain and anger in Jordan

• A dream job

Police Say Slain Fugitive Did Not Blow Himself Up

• U.S., Jordan Forge Closer Ties in Covert War on Terrorism By Ken Silverstein

• Couple’s Scene of Merriment Turns to ‘Battlefield’ in a Flash By Ken Ellingwood and Ashraf Khalil

• Iraqis Recall Deadly Blast at Eatery By John Daniszewski

• Labor Chief Wants Out of Israeli Coalition By Laura King

• Defiant Jordanians Rally After Attacks By Ken Ellingwood and Ashraf Khalil

• Bizarre Trip of a Lifetime By Bruce Wallace

• Chirac Says France Must Assist Poor

• Rice Makes Surprise Side Visit to Northern Iraq By Tyler Marshall

• A Ruined School Appeals for Help By John M. Glionna

• Opposition Leader Nour Ousted in Election

• Nuclear Talks in China End Without Progress

• 27 Corpses Discovered in Iraq By John Daniszewski

• Statement Calls Blasts in Jordan Justified

• Ex-Finance Minister Claims Election Victory

• U.S. Diplomat Faces Off With Sudanese Official By Edmund Sanders