Archive for Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Missing Money, Unpaid Bills and Forgotten Clients

• Porn Talk Stalks L.A. Art Project By Bob Pool

• $132-Million Belmont Pact Sought By Joel Rubin

• Girl, 11, Fatally Shot Inside Home By Lance Pugmire

• Vine Deloria Jr., 72; Native American Activist Wrote ‘Custer Died for Your Sins’ By Myrna Oliver

• Liver Woes Were News to UCI Chief By Kimi Yoshino

• FBI Settles With Environmentalist By David Rosenzweig

• Alarmed by ‘Cycle of Anti-Environmentalism’ By Frank Clifford

• Schwarzenegger’s Celebrity Is a Hot Commodity in China By Mark Magnier and Robert Salladay

• Skateboard Pro Takes the Stand to Deny He Killed His Son By Lance Pugmire

• FEMA Will Help Fund Repairs to Slide Area in Laguna Beach By Sara Lin

• LAPD May Seek Bond for Stations By Patrick Mcgreevy and Richard Winton

• Logging Halted in Sequoia Preserve

• Ernest Crichlow, 91; Artist Depicted Life for Blacks in America

• Mountain Lion Spotted Near Elementary School

• Action Against Judge Is Weighed By Steve Chawkins

• Transit Experts Urge Smarter Growth By Caitlin Liu

• ‘Orange Crush’ Relief Seen in Freeway Proposal By David Reyes

• J. Frank Fitzgibbons, 64; Modernist Architect on MOCA’s Design Council

• OCTA Officials Will Monitor Troubled Bus Radio System, but Won’t Replace It By David Reyes

• Orange County D.A. Is Probing Donations to Sheriff’s Rival By Christine Hanley

• Hal Anger, 85; Inventor of Gamma Camera Used in Nuclear Medicine

• Minimum-Security Camp Inmate Escapes

• State Urged to Act on Prison Healthcare By Jenifer Warren

• Man Convicted of Murdering Officer

• Environmental Report on Gas Plant Sparks Heated Debate By Deborah Schoch

• UC Asked to Divest Holdings Tied to Sudan

• Bernard N. ‘Tommy’ Thompson, 86; Buffalo Soldier, Chauffeur for Agriculture Secretaries

Back-Loaded Bruins

• USC Winning Battle Behind the Lines By Gary Klein

• He Plays Stand-Tall Ball By Ross Newhan

• He’s Got the Scoop on Football, and Life By Eric Sondheimer

• Dodgers Close to a Decision By Steve Henson

• Cowboys Pick Off the Eagles By Sam Farmer

• Ducks Need Feathers Ruffled By Helene Elliott

• Knicks Get All Defensive in Second Straight Victory

• Lakers Are Up to Old Tricks By Mike Bresnahan

• Avery Blisters NHL Over Fine By Chris Foster

• Rodriguez Edges Ortiz for AL MVP

• Iginla Powers Flames

• AROUND THE NATION

• Kings Fined $30,000 for Bashing Detroit

• Painful Recovery for Ozolinsh By Eric Stephens

• Cross-Training Key to Toughness for Torrance Runner By Dan Arritt

• Park Elevates Torrance By Peter Yoon

• Giguere Given a Rest By Eric Stephens

• Redick Off the Mark, but Duke Prevails

• He’d Go Deep Only on Depth Chart By Larry Stewart

• Ohio State-Michigan Can Be Seen on ESPN By Larry Stewart

• Linebacker Williams to Get Knee Surgery Today By Gary Klein

• Southern Section Wide Open in Playoffs By Martin Henderson

• Injured Newport Harbor Water Polo Player May Return to Watch Rematch

• Cammalleri Rallies After Being Benched By Chris Foster

• Jackson Doesn’t Fret Over Decision By Mike Bresnahan

• Olson Hasn’t Gotten Into N.Y. State of Mind By Lonnie White

• Maggette Doesn’t Reserve Opinion By Pete Thomas

• Miller, Kreutz Admit Fighting

• Mira Costa Mustangs Have Talent to Spare By Lauren Peterson

• BCS History Points to USC-Texas

• Helene Elliott’s NHL Rankings

Heads up on beanies

• A voice for silence By John Balzar

• Lonely at the bottom By Bill Becher

• Antique sale By Veronique De Turenne

• FEAT OF THE WEEK

• Want quiet? Then zip lips By Veronique De Turenne

• Oh, c’mon, get over yourself By Barbara E. Hernandez

• Every day’s a big air day By Mary Forgione

• What a washout By Joe Robinson

• Lace lichen

• Where the decibels mount By Julie Cart

• A lifesaver for fishing? By Joe Robinson

• Boating deaths are the fewest since 1960 By Gary Polakovic

• Himalayan slide kills 18 By Joe Robinson

‘Cheeseburger Bill’ Is High on Menu in Washington

• CalPERS Seeks Probe of PacifiCare By Debora Vrana

• Reluctant Knight Ridder to Explore Sale By Joseph Menn

• Host Marriott to Buy 38 Hotels

• Bid to Save C-17 Line Gets Another Boost By Peter Pae

• Some Minivan Models Probed

• Lowe’s Posts a 26% Rise in Profit

• NYSE Owners Seek Injunction on Vote

• Wal-Mart Expects to Be Cheered by Season By Abigail Goldman

• Firm to Buy Retirement Homes

• Southland Investment Firms to Buy Enterasys

• Delta Says Strike Would Be ‘Murder-Suicide’

• Univision Names Head of Television Group By Meg James

• GM Cuts Prices for Holidays

• Gasoline Prices in State Lowest in 3 Months By Elizabeth Douglass

• Also

• S&P Raises State Water Department’s Rating

• T-Bill Rates Rise to Highest Since Spring ‘01

• Northwest Pilots OK Pay Cut, Other Concessions

• Mossimo Founder Ends Bid to Take Firm Private

• Stocks Finish Mostly Lower

• Volkswagen to End Sales of Luxury Car in U.S.

• Sun Microsystems Unveils More Robust Chip

• Times to Eliminate Outdoors Section in Cost-Cutting Move By Jill Leovy

• State Deficit Could Deter Bond Issue By Tom Petruno

• Trade Deficits May Scare Off Foreign Cash

Casting call

• Alive with their sounds By Susan King

• Can ‘Idol’ still turn fame to hits? By Chris Lee

• More news on TV news? Blogs go behind camera By Matea Gold

• Merging movies and activism By Patrick Goldstein

• Stellar flares put on a show for space scientists

• With a brush of his pen By Merle Rubin

• ‘The Adventures of Ignatz’ By Mel Gilden

• Arab Americans mine edgy humor By Nahal Toosi

• 50 Cent branches out into book publishing

• Stewart fails apprenticeship

• Menuhin Foundation ousts violinist’s son over remarks

• Nickelodeon wants more ‘SpongeBob’

• Weekend box office

• Jokes & Riddles

• FINALLY

• Mediator joins labor dispute

• ‘Development’ to sit out sweeps

Police Capture Teen Wanted in Killings

• Old Job Form, New Questions By David G. Savage and Richard A. Serrano

• Bush Swipes at Iraq Critics on Way to Asia By Peter Wallsten

• Senate Vote Nears on Guantanamo Detainee Rights By Maura Reynolds

• FDA’s Actions on Pill Faulted By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• A Burden of Proof Is Put on Parents

• Relationship With Teen Puts Woman in Custody

• No Charges Against Evacuees’ Bus Driver

• Justices to Hear Prison Case Alito Ruled On By David G. Savage

• Senate OKs More Money for Corps of Engineers

• A Board Adapts After Voters Select By Josh Getlin

• Couple Plead Guilty to Fake Botox Distribution

• Lawsuit Seeks Drug Benefit Safety Net By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• A prisoner of commerce

• Voting for stupidity By Joel Stein

• Morning-after, months later

• A note to our readers By Andrés Martinez

• The governor’s odd traveling companions By Jamie Court

• The children left behind By Elizabeth Marquardt

• Laguna: It isn’t ‘The O.C.’ By Karin Klein

On Their Toes for a Way Out

• A Vigil Against Faith in N. Korea By Barbara Demick

• U.S. Plans More Raids on Iraq Jails By John Daniszewski

• Iraqi, U.S. Officials Talk of Withdrawal By Paul Richter and John Daniszewski

• Feuding Fox, Chavez Recall Envoys By Héctor Tobar

• Chirac to Fight Civil Unrest on Two Fronts By Sebastian Rotella

• Space Agency Loses Contact With Probe

• A Chain Reaction in Bird’s Fateful Flight

• German Parties Seal Pact With Economic Give, Take By Jeffrey Fleishman

• 15 Convicted in Uprising; Trial Is Called a Sham

• No TV Cameras Allowed as Chalabi Meets Rumsfeld for Talks

• Rice Pushes for Gaza Crossing Agreement By Ken Ellingwood and Tyler Marshall

• Iraqis Say Lions Used in Torture

• Report Details Alleged Plot in Australia

• Two Suicide Blasts Kill 8 in Afghanistan