Archive for Friday, October 14, 2005

• EU Confirms Bird Flu in Turkey Is Deadly Strain By Thomas H. Maugh II

D.A. Introduces O.C.’s Most Wanted

• A Red-Letter Time in Anaheim By Dave Mckibben

• USC Student Charged in Infant’s Death By Rebecca Trounson and Nancy Wride

• Putting Her Foot Down – Carefully By Bob Pool

• Bay Area Fire Destroys Rare Wines in Storage By Lee Romney and Robert Durell

• Vivian Malone Jones, 63; First African American Graduate of the University of Alabama

• High in Quake Vulnerability, San Bernardino Low in Retrofits By Ashley Powers and Sharon Bernstein

• Resolved: Reduce Council Puffery By Steve Hymon

• Sonji Clay-Glover, 59; First Wife of Boxer Muhammad Ali

• On Yom Kippur, Forgiveness Is Divine By K. Connie Kang

• C. DeLores Tucker, 78; Civil Rights Pioneer Led a Spirited Campaign Against Gangsta Rap By Elaine Woo

• Wayne Booth, 84; Teacher of Literary Criticism Wrote ‘The Rhetoric of Fiction’ By Mary Rourke

• Kerry Joins Fight Against Prop. 75 as Democrats Try to Boost Turnout By Jordan Rau

• Tobin Armstrong, 82; Texas Cattleman Was Friend to Political Elites

• Diamonds Were in the Rough, All Right By Claire Luna

• David Case, 73; Actor Was the Voice of Hundreds of Books on Audiotape

• PR Executive’s Polygraph Test Barred at Fraud Trial By David Rosenzweig

• Molestation Suspect Now at Large After Bail Error

• Chino Motorist Dies After Being Broadsided

• Aid Plan for O.C. Tollway Unveiled By Dan Weikel

• MTA Religious Bias Suit Settled By David Rosenzweig

• After 3 Outages, Mayor Seeks Report on DWP

• Marine Awarded Silver Star for Combat Rescue

• Mexican Immigrants Not Burdening ERs, Study Says By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Gift by Schwarzenegger to Back Prop. 77 Upheld

• Taylor Will Succeed Mack as Head of L.A. Urban League By Eric Malnic

• Green Light for Mental Health Plan By Carla Rivera

• L.A. Unified Sued Over Race Issues By Mitchell Landsberg

• Keeping sex offenders away from schools

• Teacher Held for Alleged Sex With Teen

• Brake Is Faulted in Park Crash By David Haldane and Dave Mckibben

Catch of the Dazed

• They’re Over the Jet Lag By David Wharton and Gary Klein

• Close-ups By Lauren Peterson;dan Arritt

• Jarrett Set for the Big-Game Atmosphere By Jonathan Abrams

• Astros Get on Even Terms By Ben Bolch

• Wie Plays Like a Pro By Jerry Crowe

• It Seems Like Every Sunday Is Flag Day By Sam Farmer

• Great Backs Are Back, and in a Big Way By Eric Sondheimer

• Angels Call on Their Past to Forget Game 2 Debacle By Mike Digiovanna

• Clippers’ Livingston Sidelined by Bad Back By Jason Reid

• Babcock’s Style Isn’t Lost in Move By Helene Elliott

• Goalies Bear Brunt of Rule Changes By Helene Elliott On The Nhl

• Conte Gave Him Drugs, Romanowski Says

• One Last Lap for IRL at Fontana By Shav Glick

• Girls’ Tennis Event Back By Lauren Peterson

• 2006 Tour Leaves Out L.A. for Now By Jerry Crowe

• Keyes Is Getting More Comfortable By Lonnie White

• Clemson Wins in a Rout, 31-10

• He Has Insider’s View, Any Way You Look at It By Larry Stewart

• It’s Not a Sensory Overload for KO’d By Pete Thomas

• Play Might Lead to One Change By Tim Brown

• Hatcher Says Guerrero Close to Ending Slump By Mike Digiovanna

• Colts Aren’t the Types to Uncork a Tradition By Mike Terry

• Edison Turns Tables on Esperanza By Eric Sondheimer

• Burke Didn’t Have to Wait Long for Cameo By Ben Bolch

• There’s No Need to Replay This Issue By J A. Adande

• Top performers

• Catch of the Dazed By Bill Plaschke

• Ward Adds Fresno to List By Bill Christine

• Quiet Trip to Hawaii Ends By Mike Bresnahan

• Deal Left Irish Happy, Others Fighting Mad By Larry Stewart

• Key Injuries Limit Steelers and Jaguars

• Avery Denies Calling Laraque a ‘Monkey’ By Chris Foster

• Nashville Wins in Shootout

• Valencia’s Herrick Chases Milestones

• Buck, McCarver Made Right Call By Larry Stewart

• Not Much Special Going On So Far By Eric Stephens

• Red Wings Still Rule the Kings By Chris Foster

• DUCKS TONIGHT By Eric Stephens

• What L.A. Is Watching

• British Open No Longer for Men Only By Jerry Crowe

• Two Stand Out in Seventh By Bob Mieszerski

• Garland Concerned With Layoff By Steve Henson

Church more interested in protecting image

Agency’s Talent Pool Is Fast Becoming an Ocean

• Web Firms Offer a Stage for Business of Self-Expression By Chris Gaither

• Natural Beef Rounding Up a Sizable Following

• Toyota to Voluntarily Recall About 75,000 Prius Hybrids By James F. Peltz

• Edwards an Advisor at Fortress Investment

• Samsung Admits to Price Fixing By Joseph Menn

• Delta Seeks to Halt LAX Bond Payments

• Oil, Textiles Boost Trade Deficit

• UCBH to Buy New York Bank

• Yamaha Files Copyright, Trademark Lawsuit

• Talks on Chinese Exports Crumble

• Oxy Agrees to Acquire Vintage Petroleum By Elizabeth Douglass

• Google to Alter How It Presents Earnings

• EA, Spielberg Team Up to Make Video Games By Julie Tamaki

• Tribune’s Earnings Decline 80%, Hurt by Tax Ruling

• Gemstar Sues Tribune Over Online TV Listings

• Merck Hit by Flood of Vioxx Lawsuits

• Refco Freezes Customers’ Accounts in Unit for 15 Days

• Buyout Firm Takes Controlling Interest in Claim Jumper By Roger Vincent

• Bankruptcy Filers Rush to Avoid New Rules By E. Scott Reckard and Claire Hoffman

• Also

• Ex-CEO at Overture Is Leaving Yahoo By Chris Gaither

• Mortgage Rates Pass the 6% Mark By Jesus Sanchez

• Amgen Sued Over Strategy By Denise Gellene

• Hedge Fund Manager May Face SEC Penalties

• MTV Buys Film Supplier

• Case May Give View of Capital Group By Tom Petruno

• Inflation Fears Still Dog Markets

• Chiron to Ship Flu Shots After FDA Approval

• Guidant Reports 6 More Defibrillator Failures

• Regulator Sues Hedge Fund Firm

Bond gets roughed up

• Dazzling ‘Crumble’ is stalwartly screwy By David C. Nichols;lynne Heffley;f. Kathleen Foley

• The pros and cons of being an outsider By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• The personal details of Goebbels’ life By Kevin Thomas

• Testaments to the work of human hands By Leah Ollman

• Documentaries make war a bitter reality By Tony Perry

• This time, it’s Fallouja in focus By Kenneth Turan

• The ‘Truth’ is, this whodunit is mostly about style By Carina Chocano

• ‘Voices’ ring clear in tragedy of civil war By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Patti’s Taxi’ By Judith Ross Enderle and Stephanie Jacob Gordon

• Tan gives adventure tales a new viewpoint By Yxta Maya Murray

• Familiar setup, grand result By Kenneth Turan

• Lee plans HBO doc on Katrina

• The consequences of hard-shelled beliefs By Kevin Thomas

• Where the Rich Go to Cry By Rachel Abramowitz and Stacie Stukin

• In ‘Elizabethtown,’ a mood of introspection By Carina Chocano

• Mauceri giving up Bowl post next year By Scott Timberg

• There’s little point to ‘Passion’ By Daryl H. Miller

• Full of life, love By Mark Swed

• Crises test women in the powerful ‘Nine’ By Kevin Thomas

• It can’t bail itself out By Kenneth Turan

• Creativity Corner

• Power of ‘Picnic’ withstands test of time By F. Kathleen Foley

• Emerging artists team up for recognition By Steve Hochman

• The beat of something new By Don Heckman

• Jokes & Riddles

• Catering to fans of short films

• ‘Don’t Tell’ doesn’t have much to say By Randy Cordova

• ‘Fog’ not given preview

• Crue’s Lee hurt in stage mishap

• Hollywood needs met in Kansas City By Robert K. Elder

• Beethoven script heads to auction

• FINALLY

• A feel-good slice of the ‘Shining’ ax By Geoff Boucher

• U.S. citizenship for ‘Chewbacca’

Seeking a Bridge to Somewhere

• Katrina Inquiry Fractures Into Three Probes By Mary Curtius

• Numerous Challenges Still for Black Men

• Prosecutor Subpoenas DeLay’s Telephone Records

• Window Into Miers’ Legal Thinking in the 1990s Reflects a Glint of Liberalism By Scott Gold and Richard A. Serrano

• Marines Hit Recruiting Goal, Won’t Lower Bar By Tony Perry

• Science Called to Head of Class By Emma Vaughn

• SEC Demands Frist Stock Sale Details

• Contractor Says Cleanup of Nuclear Site Is Done

• Heavy Rain Continues to Pummel Northeast

• Cuban Boy Dies During Speedboat Interception

• Study Finds Regional Patterns in Family Matters By Emma Vaughn

• DEA Says 28 Held in Drug Trafficking Raid

• Adrift in a sea of phoniness By David Gelernter

• Iraq’s latest last chance

• Summit pundits By Ted B. Kissell

• Blending and stirring

• The ‘nonpolitical’ nomination game By David Greenberg

• Look who’s smearing the right By Jonathan Chait

• A proposal that hits home

Aftershock, Rumors Spark Panic in Pakistan’s North

• 90 Die as Militants Stage Series of Attacks in Russia By David Holley

• Pinter, Master of Menacing Drama, Wins Nobel Prize By Don Shirley and John Daniszewski

• Shortage of Date Palm Fronds Has Israelis in a Holiday Bind By Ken Ellingwood

• More Than Hussein Is on Trial By Borzou Daragahi and Richard Boudreaux

• Bush’s Chat With Troops Draws Flak By Mark Mazzetti and Warren Vieth

• Would-Be Migrants Deported to Mali

• South Africa’s Parliament Revokes Apartheid Law

• In Sunni Area, a Pro-Constitution Buzz By Louise Roug

• Letter Tied to Al Qaeda Is Disputed

• U.S. Envoy Gets Too Close to Mugabe’s Home

• China Sees Festive Way to Assert Its Claim to Taiwan By Mark Magnier

• Syrian’s Death Spurs Speculation By Sebastian Rotella and Rania Abouzeid

• Ousted Leader Plans a Risky Return

• Britain’s ‘Iron Lady’ Still Magnetic at 80

• 2 Held in ‘04 Attack on U.S. Envoy, Regime Says