Archive for Wednesday, November 16, 2005

History Hovers in a Restoration Job

• For Most Vulnerable, a Promise Abandoned By Jack Leonard and Robin Fields, Evelyn Larrubia

• Governor Gives Chinese a Pep Talk By Robert Salladay

• L.A. River Marker System Is Getting Back on Track By Hector Becerra

• Marchers Urge Remaking L.A. Campus Into Charters By Joel Rubin and Jean Merl

• State Suspects Cover-Up in O.C. Donations Case By Christine Hanley

• Johnny Campo, 67; Trained 1981 Derby, Preakness Winner By Bill Christine

• Derek Lamb, 69; Oscar Winner, Producer at Canadian Film Board’s Animation Studio By Dennis Mclellan

• Eddie Guerrero

• William B. Bryant, 94; 1st Black Chief Judge of District Court in D.C.

• Rev. Adrian Rogers, 74; Ushered In the ‘Conservative Resurgence’ of the Southern Baptist Convention By Valerie J. Nelson

• Man Pleads Not Guilty in Series of 11 Killings By Richard Winton

• Councilman Reyes Fires His Office Manager

• Man, 59, Found Dead at Scene of Car Crash

• Peppering Raccoons With Mothballs By Steve Lopez

• Conspiracy Charges Dropped By H G. Reza

• Some Fear a Vast Sell-Off of U.S. Land By Bettina Boxall

• Agency OKs Alternative-Energy Pact By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Thinning the groves

• San Francisco Approves Law Regulating Pit Bulls By Lee Romney

• Dorothy W. Raphaelson, 100; One of the Last Surviving Ziegfeld Girls

• 2 Convicted in Shooting Outside Taft High School

• Council Asks That Its Landfill Rules Remain

• L.A. Leads in Costly Care for the Dying By Rong-Gong Lin II and Charles Ornstein

• Telling Crime From Illness By Dana Parsons

• Raymond Hains, 78; French Artist Known for Shredded Posters

• Skater’s Girlfriend Killed His Son, Jury Is Told By Lance Pugmire

• Residents Signal OK for Traffic Light Tax By Fred Alvarez

• Federal Court Gives Leg Chains the Boot By David Rosenzweig

• ‘Tookie’ Williams’ Son Sought in Sex Assault

• Judge Orders Review of Vet’s Contested Will By Robin Fields and Evelyn Larrubia, Jack Leonard

• Vigilance Continues After Animal Sighting

• Sobering Fee for Ventura Merchants By Gregory W. Griggs

• Tips Could Save Travelers Time, Money By Wendy Thermos

• Council Takes Up Public Campaign Financing

• County to Replace Some of Its Fleet With Hybrids

• Ex-Davis Aide Admits to Molesting 2 Boys in 1970s By Jean Guccione

• Owens Plan May Expand By Patrick Mcgreevy

Ducks Send Fedorov to Columbus

• Bruins Don’t Look Rusty By Steve Springer

• Carroll to Hold Seminar for Draft-Eligible Players By Gary Klein

• No Quick Knick Fix By Mark Heisler

• USC, UCLA Caught Up in Rising Level of Talent By Mike Terry

• NEWSWIRE By Pujols Wins A Narrow Vote Over Jones For Nl Mvp

• Colletti Is Giant Step for Dodgers By Steve Henson

• King Trip Ends on a Sour Note By Chris Foster

• Clippers Get Past the Bucks By Jerry Crowe

• The Times’ Rankings By Diane Pucin

• Jones Was the Navigator on the Path to Title By Grahame L. Jones

• Trio of Titles in Torrance’s Reach By Peter Yoon

• Hurricanes Defeat the Senators Again, 2-1

• Tucker Leads Texas to Easy Win

• Making Last-Minute Plans for NIT By Steve Springer

• Earthquakes Are Looking at Houston By Grahame Jones

• Lower Division Top Seeds Look Dominant By Dan Loumena

• They Seek Right Angle on Triangle By Pete Thomas

• Water Polo Playoffs Get Personal By Martin Henderson and Dan Arritt

• Giguere Battles Sore Hamstring, Dehydration By Eric Stephens

• AROUND THE LEAGUE By Tisch, Giant Co-Owner, Dies Of Cancer

• Early Events Have Strong Fields By Diane Pucin

• Snyder Calls It Quits as Coach at Kansas State

• Fedorov and Ducks Never Made Sense By Helene Elliott

• Jockeys’ Guild Fires Its Boss By Bill Christine

• Calhoun Feels Heat, but Program Is Cool By Diane Pucin

• Loyola Marymount Women Get Unusual Attention By Mike Terry

• ‘Hayes Goes for Third Win in Row By Bob Mieszerski

• Dodgers Get a Big Assist From Rivals By Bill Plaschke

• League Fines Avery for His Comments After First Fine By Chris Foster

• Stewart Can Put It on Cruise Control By Larry Stewart

• Nowitzki Scores 35, and Diop Gets the Save

• Baseball Adds Muscle to Steroid Punishment By Tim Brown

Go ahead and dream

• Listen to it hum and then start dancing with Caddy By Warren Brown

• Proceed with caution on car gifts

Taking Risk on ‘Saw’ Gives Firm’s Executives a Big Cut

• Big Chains Offer Mixed Forecasts

• U.S. Plan Urged for Coverage of Catastrophes By Marc Lifsher

• Bernanke Vows Independence By Joel Havemann

• Federal Panel Accepts Enron Settlement

• Home Depot Profit Up 17%; Sales Jump

• NYSE Settles Lawsuit Over Archipelago Deal

• Lockheed Gets Contract for More Fighter Jets

• Reality Show Writers Disrupt Executive Panel

• Court Backs American Funds in Suit By Josh Friedman

• Botox Maker’s Latest Wrinkle: Bid for Breast Implant Firm By Debora Vrana

• Also

• U.S. Pension Agency Warns on Liabilities

• Stocks Down Broadly for a Second Session

• U.S. Settles With Tenet, Doctors on Surgeries By Lisa Girion

• Southland Housing Market Cools Off By Annette Haddad

• Boeing Opts to Build a Larger 747 By Peter Pae

• Sony Security Snafu Worsens

• Lockyer to Sue Sempra Division By Elizabeth Douglass

• Retail Sales Drop 0.1% but Beat Forecasts

• Cisco Systems Plans to Sell Wi-Fi Product

• U.S. Wins Trade Ruling on Wood Import Duties

• J&J Wins Discount on Guidant Purchase

• Google to Allow Uploads to Searchable Database

• Volvo Agrees to Extend Warranty on Throttle By Myron Levin

• Cascade Agrees to Buy Stake in Pacific Ethanol

Fit for a Pilgrim

• It all starts with the dessert By Donna Deane

• The stuffing: It’s an invitation to tinker By Russ Parsons

• Daring and delicious, naturally By S. Irene Virbila

• Choosing sides? Why not have both? By Regina Schrambling

• You really can’t go wrong By Patrick Comiskey

• 2003 Domaine Saint-Amant ‘La Tabardonne’ Beaumes de Venise By S. Irene Virbila

• The ultimate relish: fresh, fast, flavorful By Barbara Hansen

• The tool: fat separator By Donna Deane

• The tool: masher By Regina Schrambling

• The tool: enamel roaster By Regina Schrambling

• And the rest is By Russ Parsons

• Turkey and trimmings, by the slice By Leslee Komaiko

• The tool: rolling pin By Donna Deane

Country Awards Get Classic Twang

• The Beat goes on By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Lee Mullican: a Modernist whose sun rose in the West By Christopher Knight

• A late-night staple signs off By Scott Collins

• ‘The Adventures of Ignatz’ By Mel Gilden

• The many shapes and sizes of trees

• Kinky comes calling for L.A. cash By Scott Martelle

• Film poster is sold for $690,000

• From Austria via Brooklyn By Michael Mcdonagh

• Schwarzenegger’s action speaks louder in China By Mary Mcnamara

• Using words as swordplay By Laurel Maury

• Film playing in Israel gives point of view of Palestinian suicide bombers By Laurie Copans

• LuPone says she is coming to L.A. By Chris Pasles

• Yahoo to tap Gawker content By Meg James

• First week of ‘sweeps’ goes to CBS By Scott Collins

• Ovations bestowed to great and to small By Lynne Heffley

• FINALLY

• Jokes & Riddles

• Documentary Oscar race tight

• Inside TV magazine to fold

That Was Then, This Is Now, Nominee Says

• Puget Sound Orcas Declared Endangered By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Senate Overwhelmingly Backs Resolution to Ease Out of Iraq By Maura Reynolds and Mark Mazzetti

• Doubt Is Their Co-Pilot By Stephanie Simon

• Senate Panel Refuses to Extend a Bush Tax Cut By Richard Simon and Joel Havemann

• Both Sides State Cases on Death Penalty Bill By Henry Weinstein

• Suspected Cellphone Bandit Is Put on Hold

• Probe Finds Broadcast Chief Broke Law, Played Politics By Matea Gold

• ‘Cool Mom’ Gets Prison for Sex With Students

• Woodward Testifies He Was Told of Plame Before Others

• 15-Year Ban Ends; Teen Hunter Kills Buffalo

• U.S. Plans to End the Protection of Grizzlies Around Yellowstone

• Senate Eases Stance on Guantanamo Inmate Rights By Maura Reynolds and Mark Mazzetti

• FEMA to Stop Paying for Storm Victims’ Hotel Bills By Peter G. Gosselin

• 2 Deaths at Disney Explained

• Slayings Suspect, 18, Returned Home for Trial

• Military Trial of Accused Terrorist Is Put on Hold

• Katrina Victims Yet to Be Identified By Scott Gold

• The right cure for box-office blues By Brian C. Anderson

• Insight into Alito

• Wordplay vs. adplay

• We should pay to plan for nation building By Max Boot

• Giving it the old college try By Crispin Sartwell

• Condi gets it

• Battle of the fatwas By Reza Aslan

Leader Orders Inquiry Into Alleged Abuse of Inmates

• Rice Brokers a Deal to Open Crossing on Gaza-Egypt Border By Laura King and Tyler Marshall

• In a Battle of Wits, Iraq’s Insurgency Mastermind Stays a Step Ahead of U.S. By Josh Meyer and Mark Mazzetti

• Low-Key Wedding for a Princess

• Grim Mystery Slowly Unfolds in Indian Kashmir By Paul Watson

• Bush Calls for Change in China By Peter Wallsten

• Diplomat Steps Out of Character, Into Spotlight By Tyler Marshall

• Quake Survivors Now Mired in Squalor By John M. Glionna

• Top Turkish Party Backs Bomb Probe By Amberin Zaman

• Official Fired in Iraq Oil Inquiry Is Reinstated

• Israeli Officer Cleared of Riddling Girl’s Body

• Joint Force Sweeps Stronghold

• U.S. Says It Used Phosphorus as Weapon

• China to Honor Reform-Leaning Deposed Official By Mark Magnier

• Roadside Bomb Kills U.S. Soldier

• Sharon’s Son Pleads Guilty in Funds Case

• Lower House Votes to Extend Special Powers

• 11 Top Jordanian Officials Step Down