Archive for Sunday, November 13, 2005

When a Family Matter Turns Into a Business

• A Long Tradition of Activism By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Intimidation Reigns in Doo Dah Queen Selection By Steve Harvey

• ‘The Pied Piper of Saipan’ Stood Tall During WWII By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Needing Livers, Needing Answers By Megan Garvey

• With Tamales, Masa Makes the Meal By David Pierson

• Marine Capt. Michael Martino, 32, Oceanside; Killed in Helicopter Crash By Roy Rivenburg

• ‘Ruling Over Someone’ Has Paid Off Handsomely By Jack Leonard and Evelyn Larrubia, Robin Fields

• Army Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan Tessar, 36, Simi Valley; Among 4 Killed in Explosion By Steve Chawkins

• Animal Rights Leader Justifies Violence By Steve Hymon

• D.L. Nolte, 81; Wrote Poem on Raising Kids By Valerie J. Nelson

• Marine Corps Reserve Sgt. Brian Dunlap, 34, Carmichael; Killed by Roadside Bomb By Sharon Bernstein

• Bridge Work at Beach Relief for Some, Painful for Others By Daryl Kelley

• Army National Guard Capt. Raymond D. Hill II, 39, Turlock; One of 2 Soldiers Killed in Baghdad By Rich Connell

• Gov. Leads Trade Mission to China By Robert Salladay

• Irvine Man Dies as Car Hits Tree

• Knock on the Door, a Knock on the War By Steve Lopez

• Second Thoughts About Sharing Private Thoughts By Dana Parsons

• Other Deaths

$500,000 question

• It’s equal parts jokes and joists By Ruth Ryon

• Putting chi in chichi By Ruth Ryon

• Mixing it up in the WeHo melting pot By Diane Wedner

• Guide arms seniors with valuable knowledge By Robert J. Bruss

• For some, home equity is the stuff dreams are made of By Diane Wedner

• Realty board is priced out of Aspen

• Mystery of the missing septic tank is easy to solve By Barry Stone

• All fixed up – and energy efficient too By Lew Sichelman

• Owners opting for fixed-rate cash-outs By Kenneth R. Harney

• Feeling a chill? Find out why

• Average mortgage rates and indexes

• Interest-only mortgages won’t put U.S. at risk By Robert J. Bruss

• Once-burned owner demands receipts, but board is balking By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• Renter tosses feeder; still, owners want to toss renter By Kevin Postema

• Avoid scam artists with an eye on your equity

A Trip to the Tropics

• Project Headlight By David Wollock

• The Queen of Portland By Connie Monaghan

• Writing in the Dust By Alan Rifkin

• Beer ‘n’ Steer By Kent Black

• Reconsidering a Legend By Leo W. Banks

• Sharing the Shame By Victoria Namkung

• Your Child’s Sub By Valerie Schultz

The Nickel Package

• Looking Fishy By Sam Farmer

• Great Job By Mark Heisler

• Finally, Olson Can Soak It All In By J A. Adande

• Bear Country Jamboree By Gary Klein

• LSU Ends Alabama’s Bid for Perfection

• Galaxy’s Goal: Counter Revolution By Grahame L. Jones

• Ohio State Routs Northwestern

• Brand Eager for Return of Livingston By Jason Reid

• Bruin Defense Forces Issue By Ben Bolch

• Spelled Backward, It’s ‘Boo Ya’ By Thomas Bonk

• Colts Could Run the Table By Bob Oates

• A French Woman Will Win By Lisa Dillman

• Trojans Put Reputation on Line With Maualuga By Bill Plaschke

• USC Begins Getting Take Signs By David Wharton

• Ducks Remain Vexed in Overtime, Lose, 2-1 By Eric Stephens

• Raffy’s Story Doesn’t Add Up By Peter Schmuck

• Bruins Move, Shake It Off By Lonnie White

• Sagehorn Taps Into His Love of Water By Eric Sondheimer

• Collins, Jones Power Tigers

• Thrashers Roll to a 9-0 Victory

• Back Then, They Didn’t Juice the Ball or Body By Larry Stewart

• Tale of the tantrums

• Now Playing: ‘The T.O. Show’ By Jim Litke

• Fourth Hasn’t Been a Blast By Mike Bresnahan

• Leftwich, Boller Linked by ‘03 Draft

• We Have Canseco to Thank for Tougher Steroid Rules By Jim Litke

• THE MATCHUPS By Sam Farmer

• Pistons Churning By Mark Heisler

• MLS Cup History Has Chance of Repeating By Jim Barrero

• Just As You Are Is Good Enough for Owner-Trainer By Bob Mieszerski

• Offense Gets High Marks By David Wharton and Gary Klein

• Spain Rolls Toward World Cup Finals By Steven Herbert

• Dodgers Ask About Angels By Bill Shaikin

• Top performers

• Spurrier Ends Gator Streak

• They Want Frolov to Give It His Best Shot By Chris Foster

• Cal Lutheran Wins, Seeks At-Large Playoff Berth

• Hold Your Horses, He’s Sticking to Call on Bruins By T J. Simers

• Redskins, Buccaneers Searching for Answers

• Chips Are Down Finally Ends Long Winless Streak By Bob Mieszerski

• Vaughn’s Field Goal Wins It

• Under New Management: Bad Sign for the NIT? By Jerry Crowe

• Busch Is Cited for Reckless Driving By Jerry Crowe

• St. Geme Leads Way for Top-Ranked Sea Kings

• Fedorov’s Return Goes Smoothly By Eric Stephens

• He’s Not Checking Mirror By Jerry Crowe

• Arenas Scores 43 to Carry Wizards

• Late Field Goal Lifts Oregon, 34-31

• Will It Be ‘Doll’s House? By Bob Mieszerski

• Wiggins Planning Big Sophomore Year

• These Players Will Kill to Succeed By Lauren Peterson

Get ready for Baja’s wild ride

• Bridge-building among the Mayas By Stephen Franklin

• Crocodiles and iguanas and herons. Oh, really? By Irene Woodbury

• Before you pop on over the border By Kathleen Doheny

• Sip, stroll and soak up the vibe By Shermakaye Bass

• Cruise lines on alert after pirate attack By Maggie Barnett and Mary Lu Abbott

• Pampering with thoughtful touches By John M. Glionna

• Heel, toe, heel, toe to Turquoise waters By Maggie Barnett

• Lingerie? Don’t mention it By Patricia Connell

• Rioting in France prompts alerts By Jane Engle

• Vertical drama in Oregon

• Japan: Close to Tokyo Disneyland

• Taking Westerners to a reality different from their own By Arthur Frommer

• Click, pick and park: How to steer clear of airport-lot chaos By James Gilden

• Give up the dream of a holiday deal By Alfred Borcover

• Deal of the week By R J. Mcclure

The Unwanted Children of East Europe

• In Midwest, a Model Farm Where Failed Fords Grow By James Macpherson

• When Will an Asteroid Hit Earth? It’s in the Stars By Marcia Dunn

• Music and Food Are All Part of the Service in This Order By Meraiah Foley

• Fraud Comes Home With Easy Loans By David Jackson

• Fishy Myth Lures Lake Visitors By Audra Ang

• Veterans’ Charities Take In More, Give Out Less By Matthew Kauffman

• He’s a Voice for Northwest Indians, Salmon By Peggy Andersen

• Singing Kites Spread Music Through Cambodia’s Skies Again By Kanharith Socheat

• Leaps of Despair as China Embraces the Free Market By Evan Osnos

• Children Produce Growth in Organic Food Market By Libby Quaid

• Man to Be Charged in Slaying of Woman By Carrie Antlfinger

• Christmas Trees Face Bug Check By Ioan Grillo

• Indiana Town Bets That Its History Is a Guide to a Revival By Ryan Lenz

Rebuilding Cancun

• A Digital TV Could Be in Your Picture By David Colker

• Impatient Cities Supply Their Own Broadband By James S. Granelli

• Gizmo May Cut Premiums for Careful Drivers By Kathy M. Kristof

• Xbox Shoots for Next Level By Julie Tamaki

Sin City Inc.

• The legacy of exclusion By Adam Bresnick

• Trickster’s tale By Lynell George

• The defiant one By David Caute

• Woman on the edge By Wendy Smith

• BESTSELLERS

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• FIRST FICTION By Mark Rozzo

Miss it the first time?

• You thought that series was history?

• Classics, cult hits and couples

• 54 that get it right By Carina Chocano

• Your own private screening room

• Our new leading men By Chris Erskine

• A longer view for Shortlist By Steve Hochman

• The patron of their arts By Lynne Heffley

• At Getty Trust, the trust part is lacking By Christopher Knight

• Geeks flee, but Vegas may get the last laugh By Richard Abowitz

• His time to take on the enemy By Greg Braxton

• Urbane renewal By Mark Swed

• Envoy on a world stage By Chris Lee

• From Anthrax to the Germs, this stuff is catchy

• Cartoons, yes, but never a lampoon By Soren Baker

• Show your old buddy VHS a fun time on its way out By Casey Dolan

• Going to the mat for verisimilitude By Victoria Looseleaf

• Back in the throes of disco fever By Richard Cromelin

• Simply stuffed full of stuff By Mary Mcnamara

• High time for a tribute By Geoff Boucher

• Lions, tigers, clowns and contortionists

• Simply stuffed full of stuff By Susan King

• MoMA is there for teens – online By Suzanne Muchnic

• Artemis Fowl flies to the rescue of fairies in danger

• ‘It’s Book Week, Rachel!’ By Sue Alexander

• Fettered by a faux stereotype By Carina Chocano

• Honing their edge, but the message’s a bit dull By Randy Lewis

• Simply stuffed full of stuff By Susan King

• Tape may be trite but it’s not all trash By Casey Dolan

• Finding refuge at the opera By Diane Haithman

• Watch a film in a theater? Um, why? By David Colker

Manhattan Tries On a Cowboy Hat

• States Resurrect Topic of Medical Care By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• A Neighborhood Staggers to Its Feet By Scott Gold

• Teetering at the Top to Win Bush’s Ear By Edwin Chen and Warren Vieth

• Some Television Reruns Hit Their Prime on DVD By Scott Collins

• Fulton Fish Market Is History By David Lepeska

• Boston Content With Mayor ‘Mumbles’ By Elizabeth Mehren

• Personal Tales of Struggle Resonate With President By Warren Vieth

• Officials Close Mall After Fans Rush Stage

• Park Service Plans to Protect Lake Mead Sites

• Twisters Rip Up Homes; at Least 1 Person Killed

• Police Shoot Man Who Drove Into Courthouse

• Boeing Settles Gender Dispute

• U.S. Zookeepers on Front Lines of Avian Flu Defense By William Mullen

A secure border? What’s it worth to you?

• Stop when it hurts By Joel Pett

• American Girl gone wild? By Mona Gable

• This time, Alito, it’s personal By Kate Michelman

• LACMA and the art of the deal By Joel Stein

• Bush got nada By Michael Shifter and Peter Hakim

• Inde-fence-ible? By Wayne A. Cornelius

• Political switch hitters By Jonathan Chait

• Poor kids aren’t dolts – push them harder By Wendy Kopp

• SOME NUMBERS By Brendan Buhler

• A historic opportunity

• By Jock O'Connell

• FIVE JOKES

• Blame it on the boomers By Gregory Rodriguez

• NEWS QUIZ

• Five questions non-Muslims would like answered By Dennis Prager

• These amateurs could get cops killed By Jack Dunphy

• It won’t happen here By Salam Al-Marayati

• Cool times at the Trump ANWR By J. William Gibson

• Jesus Christ, policy wonk By Catherine Seipp

‘It’s a Very Deep Pain … That We Still Feel’

• In France, Alienation Is a Two-Way Street By Sebastian Rotella

• An Especially Cruel War Makes Reconciling Tough By Robyn Dixon

• A Bittersweet Departure for Germany By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Tehran Rejects Plan for Iran to Enrich Uranium in Russia

• Mideast, North Africa Stumble Toward Reforms By Tyler Marshall

• Economist Looks Certain to Win Liberian Election By Hans Nichols

• Unrecovered Dead in Pakistan Haunt the Survivors of Quake By John M. Glionna

• The Next Step in Afghan Democracy: Legislating By Henry Chu

• Palestinian Teen Wounded by Israeli Navy

• Karzai Supporters May Dominate Afghanistan’s New Parliament

• Bomber’s Father Says Son Was ‘Normal Kid’

• Riots Spread to Second-Largest French City

• Scientist in Cuba Denied a U.S. Visa

• Police Arrest Second Suspect in Blasts

• Jordan Bombs Came From Iraq By Ashraf Khalil

• King Defends Takeover, Vows Elections in 2007

• Crowds Burn Two Churches in Pakistan

• Gas Explosion at Coal Mine Kills 16

• Children to Get Shots in Kashmir

• Some Insurgents Want a Deal, Politician Says By John Daniszewski