Archive for Monday, November 14, 2005

Judges’ Inaction, Inattention Leave Many Seniors at Risk

• Quitting Meth Pays Off By Charles Ornstein

• Lab Works to Unravel Puzzle of Soldier’s ID By Steve Chawkins

• In China, Echoes of the Past By John M. Glionna

• Immigrants Study Their Fiscal ABCs With Interest By Jennifer Delson

• Would-Be Gator Wrangler From Louisiana Is Snared By Jia-Rui Chong

• Ruth C. Bond, 101; Longtime Educator Designed TVA Quilts By Yvonne Shinhoster Lamb

• Roger Voskuyl, 95; Former President of Westmont College

• Church in IRS Probe Gets Moral Support By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Santa Ana Tour Takes a Step Back By Jennifer Delson

• Massive State Bond Possible By Evan Halper

• Police Dog’s Loss Hits Home for His Human Partner By Wendy Thermos

• He Fought City Hall’s Planners; Now He Is One By Amanda Covarrubias

• Sewage Altering Fish, Study Reports By Marla Cone

• Believe It or Not, Sacramento May Have Gotten the Message By George Skelton

• 2 Boys Are Shot, One Fatally, Outside Fair in Jefferson Park By Andrew Blankstein

• Estelle Carlson, 70; Weaver Known for Wearable Art

• Delia Javier, 72; Ran ‘Mama D’s’ Soup Kitchen for L.A. Homeless

• In O.C., a Lower Fee for That Milk Run By Robin Fields and Jack Leonard, Evelyn Larrubia

• L.A.’s the Capital of Dirty Air Again By Miguel Bustillo

• Finding a Home, Then a Job, Where Teens Get Solid Guidance By Martha Groves

Galaxy Is the Biggest Fish Again

• Kyle Is Curt; Kurt Is Cut By Jerry Crowe

• Kings’ Barrage Quickly Puts Blue Jackets Away By Chris Foster

• Can Mauresmo Win the Big One? Oui! By Lisa Dillman

• Buccaneers Go One for Two and Get a Win

• Belichick Gets Best of Saban

• Gado Provides a Cure for What Ails the Packers

• Tank Is Empty at End of Trip By Jason Reid

• Plummer Does His Job By David Wharton

• Federer Is a Winner in Return

• For Revolution, Ending Mars Brilliant Season By Grahame L. Jones

• California Speedway to Build Area for Families By Greg Johnson

• Ducks Lose Their Fifth in a Row, 3-1 By Jonathan Abrams

• Dodgers Weigh Giant Executive By Steve Henson

• Plenty of Time Left, but USC, Texas Keep Ticking By Chris Dufresne

• Special Teams Carry Vikings

• California Speedway to Invest More Than $10 Million in Entertainment Area By Greg Johnson

• Gamecocks Join the Ranks

• Six Defending Champions Earn Top Seedings for Playoffs

• Maddon Is Hired as Manager of Tampa Bay By Mike Digiovanna;bill Christine

• USC’s Young Guns Win but Need Some Polish By Ben Bolch

• Medvedenko Passes Out Briefly in Elevator By Mike Bresnahan

• Injured Seniors Might Be Back By Lonnie White

• James Is Youngest to Milestone

• Seahawks Seize Control

• Who Said Gamecocks Didn’t Have a Prayer? By Larry Stewart

• LaBarbera Leaving Indefinitely By Chris Foster

• Team Not Taking Chances with Livingston By Jason Reid

• 108-Yard Dash Sets Record

• Khabibulin Is in Fine Form

• Supposed Filler Opponent Now Is a Real Threat By Gary Klein

Balance balls round out your workout

• Dumbbell combination builds shoulders, back By Karen Voight

• Running on empty By John Briley

• The doctor won’t see you now By Daniel Costello

• Many forms of flu: one vaccine? By Melissa Healy

• Diagnosis isn’t about violence By Rosie Mestel

• Latest diet book author? The federal government By Sally Squires

• Real-life muscle By Jeannine Stein

• A sprout of prevention By Susan Brink

• Calming stomach pains with fennel By Elena Conis

• Pitching growth hormone as a fountain of youth By Judy Foreman

• Alternatives to HRT elicit a warning

• FDA nixes ads for tomato benefits

• Apnea increases stroke, death risks

Venture of Warner Bros., AOL to Provide Old Television Shows a New Life Online

• Can Yahoo Sign On to Hollywood? By Chris Gaither

• Music Executives’ Thug Image May Play a Part at Their Trial By Charles Duhigg

• Avian Flu a Silent Threat in Indonesia By Ian Bremmer

• End of an Era at Soccer Giant? By Simon Kuper

• With Costs Up, the Pool Guy Is Facing a Liquidity Crisis By Elizabeth Douglass

• In-Show Product Pushing Chided By Meg James

• U.S. Poultry Producers Stress Defenses to Keep Out Bird Flu By Steve Karnowski

• Dassault Sees Strong Demand for Its Upcoming Falcon 7X Aircraft By Kevin Done

• Governor’s Mission: Prove China Needs Calif. By Don Lee

• 3-D Method Auditions for Serious Film Role By Michael Hiltzik

• Fed Nominee Heads to Capitol Hill to Testify

• Koch Industries to Buy Georgia-Pacific

• An Important Week for Delta Air Lines

Stardom wish granted; still, Death Cab yearns

• From sir, with love By Robert Hilburn

• Holy hard drive! It’s an invasion of pod people! By Martin Miller

• Hurry. Somebody call Spider-Man By John Horn

• Getting to the heart of legends Johnny and June By Susan King

• A positive vibe at music awards show By Chris Lee

• The Bard but breezy By Lewis Segal

• Taking the spirit of ‘Goldberg’ too far? By Josef Woodard

• ‘The Adventures of Ignatz’ By Mel Gilden

• Born to rerun: Boss’ classic in a box set By Geoff Boucher

• Bach sent spinning By Don Heckman

• Urging clemency as the clock ticks By Al Martinez

• Would you be an Indian or Pilgrim?

• Imagine Oscar hype minus its master By James Bates

• A tonic for the times By Steve Appleford

• On the heels of darkness comes the light By Chris Pasles

• Romance, tragedy entwined in the dance world By Lea Aschkenas

• Jokes & Riddles

Much of New Orleans Is Still in the Dark From Katrina

• Florida University Pays Top Dollar By Jennifer Peltz

• Carbon Monoxide Leak Sends Guests to Hospital

• Alito’s Sole Trial Before a Jury Was a Gamble That Paid Off By Richard A. Serrano

• Officer Is Gunned Down While Chasing Suspect

• Parents Found Dead; Girl, Boyfriend Missing

• Spoils Go to Party Most Apt to Adapt By Ronald Brownstein

• Deja vu in Kabul By Chris Mason

• Your government on drugs

• This isn’t the real America By Jimmy Carter

• Fixing a mistake in Iraq

• Red plus blue equals purple By Niall Ferguson

• Put up more parking lots

A Combustible Mixture in Nigeria’s Oil-Rich Delta

• U.S.-Iraq Troops Raid Government Jail Where Abuses Are Alleged By Solomon Moore

• Out of Royalty and Into Marriage By Bruce Wallace

• In Kashmir, a Tiny Basket Links Lives on the Edge By John M. Glionna

• Iraqi Woman Calmly Confesses How She Tried to Blow Up Hotel By Ashraf Khalil

• 20,000 Pack Azerbaijani Square, Call for Government to Resign By David Holley

• French Riots Nearing End, Official Says

• North Korea Proposed 5 Steps to Disarmament, Official Says

• U.S. Issues Security Warning for South

• Prominent Opposition Figure Is Found Slain

• Rice Lauds Change in Middle East By Laura King and Tyler Marshall

• Madrazo Set to Win PRI Presidential Primary