Archive for Thursday, April 06, 2006

One Small Step for Fish

All Fired Up Over Water

• The Rain Should Be Over – for Now By Carla Hall

• Gator Caught in Headlights By Steve Harvey

• Angelides, Westly Go Negative in TV Debate By Michael Finnegan

• It’s All About the Address By Juliet Chung

• Gene Pitney, 65; Sang the Hit `Town Without Pity,’ and Wrote `He’s a Rebel’ By Geoff Boucher

• Mass Draws on `Justice for Immigrants’ Program By Steve Padilla and Arin Gencer

• New NFL Bid 3rd and – Longshot? By Cynthia H. Cho

• Frank Cullen Sr., 79; Political Consultant, Aide to Pat Brown By Dennis Mclellan

• Richard McCarthy, 80; Fought Fees He Saw as Government Profiteering By Jean O. Pasco

• Costa Mesa Chief Retires Amid Tumult By Jennifer Delson

• 2 More Juvenile Escapees Captured; 2 Still Sought

• Mental Facility Staffing Called a Peril By Lee Romney

• Man Who Was Slain by Police Is Identified

• Mohammad al-Maghout, 72; Syrian Poet, Playwright Satirized Arab Regimes

• LAPD May Sweeten Pensions for New Hires

• Health of House Member Placed in Spotlight By Lisa Richardson

• Robber Is Killed With His Own Handgun

• Medical Pot Advocate Is Released From Jail

• Fired Lawyer Takes On City, Wins By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Lodi Informant Says Tape Found by Accident

• Murder Trial Witness Is Found Slain By Lance Pugmire

• UC Irvine Begins Its Medical Overhaul By Kimi Yoshino

• Struggling Students Want Vocational Education, Poll Shows By Mitchell Landsberg

• Expanded Cold-Case Operation Is Sought By Richard Winton

• Carona Knew of Illegal Money, Donor Says By Christine Hanley

• Political Corruption Case Goes to Jurors By Tony Perry

• 6 Marines Who Died in Iraq Flood Identified

• Soft drinks tempt impetuous youths

• Funding for Westly Followed Investment By Evan Halper and Dan Morain

• Possible Homeless Centers Identified By Cara Mia Dimassa and Richard Winton

National Guard

• The Glory of Their Times By David Wharton

• Braves Jump on Dodgers’ New Battery By Steve Henson

• UCLA’s Willis Will Get to Stay in Town By Mike Terry

• Beckett Wins Red Sox Debut

• Clippers Pass Road Test By Jason Reid

• Washburn on Other Side of Angel Loss By Mike Digiovanna

• Course Isn’t Exactly `Ruined’ By Thomas Bonk

• Not a Pathway to Success By Bob Mieszerski

• In ‘77, Long Beach Race Nearly Stopped By Shav Glick

• Robitaille `Hurt’ Over Inactivity By Chris Foster

• Taylor’s Reign Is in Peril By Chris Foster

• Griffey at 537

• Duke’s Lacrosse Coach Resigns Over Scandal

• Looks Are Everything Around Here By J A. Adande

• Cruz Second to None in No. 2 Slot By Steve Henson

• Fish Report

• Howland Seeks NBA Opinions By Gary Klein and Steve Springer

• South Coast League Won’t Appeal Proposed Playoff Groupings By Martin Henderson, Eric Sondheimer, and Bob Rohwer

• Bulls Down 76ers, Move Past Them

• Quasimodo Is Hoping for a Run on the Turf By Bob Mieszerski

• Stoudemire Out For Season

• Long Beach Events Will Build Up to Grand Prix By Jim Peltz

• Pazhalsta Seems to Like It Here By Bob Mieszerski

• Good Report for Pavano

• A German Jog Is No Laughing Matter By Bob Rohwer

• Rollins Extends Streak to 38 Games

• San Jose Slips Past Colorado

• CLOSE-UPS By Martin Henderson, Dan Arritt, and Lauren Peterson

• Offense Has Keyed Resurgence By Eric Stephens

• It’s a World of Hurt for Dodgers, and Him Too By T J. Simers

• Washburn Doesn’t Take Time to Gloat By Mike Digiovanna

• Jackson Isn’t Seeing Spots Yet By Ben Bolch

The new crop of scrapbookers

• Gunning for wise guys By Pete Metzger

• Primo southern-style pasta By S. Irene Virbila

• They’re patrons too By Dean Kuipers

• When angels feel a bit devilish By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• There’s power in these posters By Cindy Chang

• And we’re off to the races

• Famous faces, doing what they do best By Susan Carpenter

• Capturing the personal touch in a computer culture By Zan Dubin Scott

• T.I.’s `King’ takes the sales crown By Geoff Boucher

• BUZZ BANDS

• The man who wouldn’t go along

• Dodger owners are game for anything By Mark Sachs

• Don’t worry, it’s dark only for art’s sake By Steve Hochman

• No warm and fuzzy feelings By Susan King

• In Beverly Hills, a break from shopping By Kevin Crust

• The faces are fresh, but not the ideas By Steve Appleford

• Dr. Phil, you set us up. Obviously. By Teresa Strasser And Jd Roberto

• Three L.A. stations win Peabody Awards

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Side show By Leslee Komaiko

• ‘Da Vinci Code’ paperback soars

• FINALLY

• Just remarried, Eminem now files for divorce

• ‘Brokeback’ fan adds to trove

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• ‘Potter’ author lacks paper

Verdict Is Divided in Vioxx Trial

• Healthcare Bill Seeks to Preempt State Laws By Michael Hiltzik

• Tenet Stock Up 14% on Mistrial in Case of Alleged Kickbacks

• Senator Seeks Bigger Tax Bite on Use of Corporate Jets By Kathy M. Kristof

• Enron’s Law Firm Conducted Cursory Probe, Witness Says

• CBS Is Betting on `Today’ Anchor’s Pull With Viewers By Matea Gold

• Gemstar Ex-CEO Protests Fine

• Burkle May Bid High for Newspapers By Joseph Menn

• Apple Does Windows in Growth Quest By Terril Yue Jones

• Google Gains in Bid to Offer Free Wi-Fi Service

• Disney Cellphone Service Is Aimed at Children

• Chevron Agrees to Venezuela’s Demand

• South Korean Antitrust Regulator Eyes 4 Firms

• It Isn’t the Old Evening News on CBS Anymore By Paul Brownfield

• FCC Adopts Rules to Curb Unwanted Faxes

• Service Index Shows Growth

• Union Faults Wal-Mart on Port Safety

• Delta Raises Some Fares; Some Rivals Match Hike

• China Uses Shopping to Deflect Tension By Don Lee and Evelyn Iritani

• Coke Changes Pay for Directors

• Also

• Teens Fail Test of Financial Knowledge

• Air America Radio Replaces Chief Executive

• Wal-Mart Names New Human Resources Head

• IDT Enlists Executive for Genre Films By Richard Verrier

• Venture Capital Groups Invest in Biofuel Firm

• Also

• Offshore Natural Gas Site Sought By Elizabeth Douglass

• Delphi Creditors Object to Job-Buyout Provision

• American Media to Fold 3 Magazines

• Alberto-Culver May Cancel Sale to Regis

• NASD Fines AIG Unit Over Brokerage Practice

• More Boomers Buying Second Homes

• Bixby Land Names William Halford as CEO By Roger Vincent

• Google Adds Residential Listings to Online Maps

• Upbeat Data Boost Stocks

`The Red Rabbit Sweater’

• Are you a poet and simply don’t know it?

• Jokes & Riddles

N.Y. Jews Want Police Apology

• 22 Chinese Stowaways Found at Cargo Facility in Seattle By Sam Howe Verhovek

• Administration Vague on Issue of Citizenship By Ronald Brownstein

• Affected Industries Clamor for Consideration By Richard Simon and Jonathan Peterson

• U.S. Rolls Out Nuclear Plan By Ralph Vartabedian

• Teen Detainee Boycotts His War Crimes Trial By Carol J. Williams

• Sex Charges Raise Security Issues By Nick Timiraos

• Hospitals’ Watchdog Raises Violation Threshold By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber

• House Backs Limits on Donations to `527’ Committees By Joel Havemann

• Air Force Contract Questioned By Walter F. Roche Jr.

• Handyman Convicted of Raping, Killing Woman

• 2 FEMA Workers Plead Guilty in Bribery Case

• Wisconsin Votes for Troop Pullout

• Senate Takes New Tack on Immigration By Maura Reynolds and Nicole Gaouette

• Tentative Deal Reached in Denver Transit Strike

• Capitol Hill Scuffle Said Headed to Grand Jury

• Pentagon Threat Database Kept Reports It Shouldn’t Have By Peter Spiegel

• Fire That Destroyed Church Is Ruled Arson

• Sept. 11 Cockpit Recording to Play at Moussaoui Trial

• Active Hurricane Season Predicted

• No-Flush Urinals OKd for Philadelphia Tower

Bohemia, with a killer view

• Now Granny has a brand-new groove By David A. Keeps

• French classics fit this tres chic space By David A. Keeps

• Staid and stuffy? Hardly By Ariel Swartley

• Make room for the outdoors By Robin Rauzi

• A shower of opportunities By Robert Smaus

• Creativity fueled by chica power By Bettijane Levine

• Advanced floral course By Nancy Yoshihara

• Maximum pretense By Bettijane Levine

• If her name were Zelda, it’d be easy By Chris Erskine

• Egalite, liberte, 401(k) By Jonah Goldberg

• A Thai surprise

• Cutting the line

• Exhibit A: heartache By Andrew Cohen

• One plan to lead them all

• Bird flu and Chicken Littles By Marc Siegel

• A warning sign on Sunset By Patt Morrison

No More Gambling on N. Korea

• Congress Wary, but Receptive to India Deal By Paul Richter

• Hussein Presents a Spirited Defense By Borzou Daragahi

• Financial Pressures Increasing on New Palestinian Government By Laura King

• Iraq’s Ruling Shiite Bloc Could Rupture By John Johnson Jr.

• 15 Colombian Soldiers Killed

• Kidnapped Children’s Slayings Spark Outcry

• Troops Battle Rebels in Pakistan; 20 Killed By Zulfiqar Ali

• Unions Set Deadline for Repeal of Labor Law

• Iran Reports 3rd Successful Missile Test

• Libya Is Sued Over 1986 Pan Am Hijacking

• Suspect Says Varanasi Bombings Were Revenge

• Rebels Hit Government Sites; 5 Policemen Slain

• Premier Names Deputy as Caretaker Leader