Archive for Friday, January 06, 2006

High Desert Man Kills 3 of His Children, Then Himself

• Gov. Lays Out Agenda of Concrete, Steel By Robert Salladay

• Code War in Bucolic Canyon By Martha Groves

• Faded Star Is Slow to Leave the Stage By Bob Pool

• New Demonstration Targets Costa Mesa Immigrant Rule By David Haldane

• Governor’s Move to Middle Hinders Rivals By Michael Finnegan

• Ernani Bernardi, 94; Maverick Councilman Wrote Key Reform Laws By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Tennis, Anyone? Anyone?? By Dave Mckibben

• UCI Liver Patient Sues Her Lawyer By Christian Berthelsen

• Talks on Sex Abuse by Priests Restarted By Jean Guccione and Glenn F. Bunting

• District Has No Clothes, and Other Visions By Steve Hymon

• Rod Dedeaux, 91; Led USC Teams to 11 National Baseball Championships By Shav Glick

• Barry Cowsill, 51; Pop Group Member an Apparent Katrina Victim By Dennis Mclellan

• Loss of Security Funding Blasted By Tony Perry

• Bratton Vows to Reduce Crime by 8% By Cara Mia Dimassa and Richard Winton

• Mayor Reasserts Ban on Bottled-Water Purchases By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Fire Destroys 8 Cars in Parking Structure

• Red Cross Chapter to Undergo Review

• Stricken Driver Dies in Bus Crash; Several Hurt

• FBI Is Probing Lights Shined in Cockpits at LAX

• Teacher Layoffs Loom in Santa Ana By Seema Mehta

• A Loser Long After Games Are Over By Dana Parsons

• S.F. Antique Stores Raided By Jill Leovy

• Postal rates

• Harbor Panel Oks Waterfront Project

• Audit Finds Disparity in Access to Recreation By Patrick Mcgreevy

• More Partying, More Arrests at Rose Bowl By Wendy Thermos

• 2 Men Killed in Military Convoy Crash Identified

• On a Mission to Help L.A.’s Sick and Poor

• Firefighters Agree to Pay Disclosure Fine

• Ex-Priest’s Abuse Trial Will Stay in Bay Area, Judge Says

The Battle for No. 1 Has Only Just Begun

• High school close-ups By Lauren Peterson and Dan Arritt;martin Henderson

• Always a Love for the Game By Ross Newhan

• Fedoruk Reinforces His Tough Guy Role By Eric Stephens

• To Be Young and Rich? By Peter Yoon

• Carroll Sticks to His Call the Day After By Gary Klein

• Stewart’s Redemption Shot Wins It for USC By Ben Bolch

• Kings Stop the Coyotes, 4-0 By Chris Foster

• Mata Keeps UCLA Strong By Steve Springer

• Turiaf Weighing Offer in Spain By Mike Bresnahan and Mike Terry

• He’s Had a Lot of Practice By Mark Heisler

• Brown Leads No. 6 Illinois Past No. 7 Michigan State

• It’d Be Tough Saying Goodbye to This Foursome By Chris Dufresne

• Devils Glad to Have Elias Back in Fold

• Ubaka, Powe Do Damage for California

• Details on Injuries Elusive By Chris Foster

• Carroll: Bush Is NFL-Ready By Gary Klein

• Dedeaux Had Special Qualities By Steve Henson

• Injuries Put Lynwood in Unfamiliar, Unexceptional Territory By Martin Henderson

• Cassell Has Some Making Up to Do By Jason Reid

• Simms and Esiason Have Faith in Palmer By Larry Stewart

• Germany’s Grand Plan Has Some Doubters By Pete Thomas

• Trip Includes a Stop at Home By Dan Arritt

• The Times’ All-Star Teams

• Heza Fast Bedunio Is on a Roll By Bob Mieszerski

• Familiar Face Returns By Bob Mieszerski

• ABC Comes Up Smelling Like a Rose With Telecast By Larry Stewart

• Hingis Is Beaten in Semifinals

• Eclipse Awards Finalists Named By Bob Mieszerski

• He’s the Man of the Cloth By Greg Johnson

• Harmon’s 22 Lead Stanford to 80-60 Win

• Fish Report

• McGrady’s 34 Fuels the Rockets

• Howland Coaxes His Team to Victory By Diane Pucin

• Levy, 80, Hired as GM in Buffalo

• Lompoc Cabrillo’s Coe Is Hitting His Stride By Dan Arritt

• Selig Won’t Tell Angels to Settle Suit With City By Bill Shaikin

• Mayfair Keeps Streak Going, Saddleback’s Ends at 42 By Lauren Peterson

Buyout Market in California a Well-Oiled Machine in 2005

• Talk of Bid Boosts CSC Shares

• Constellation Profit Jumps 12% on Mondavi Wine Sales

• Retailers Post Modest Holiday Sales Growth By Leslie Earnest

• Dreyer’s to Close Plant in Southland By Claire Hoffman

• Comedy Central Is Serious About Internet By Chris Gaither

• 30-Year Mortgage Rates Drop Slightly to 6.21%

• Also

• IBM to Freeze Pensions in 2008

• Lunchtime Proposals Challenged By Marc Lifsher

• Chevron Plans Test of Market for Ethanol

• Chicken Firms to Test Every Flock for Bird Flu

• Rambus Stock Up After Ruling on Patent Case

• SEC Boosts Probe of Retailer

• Nasdaq Hits a 4 1/2-Year High Amid Optimism in Tech Sector

• S&P Lowers Ratings for Ford, Its Credit Arm

• Martha Stewart in Deal to Make Craft Materials

• Service Sector Picks Up

• Boeing Jet Orders at New High

• Qualcomm Acquires Chip Designer Berkana

• Northrop Grumman Creates Support Unit

• Morgan Stanley Fires 4 Over Visit to Strip Club

• Sirius to Give Stern $220 Million in Stock

• Microsoft Releases Patch for a Windows Weakness

• Minimum Wage May Get Boost By Roger Vincent

• Intel Considers Building a Plant in Vietnam

• Take-Two Cuts Profit Forecast

• CA to Pay $375 Million in Cash for Wily Tech

• Insurance Broker to Settle Charges By Kathy M. Kristof

Oscar’s choice

• This could be monumental By Christopher Reynolds

• Guilds sharpen Oscars picture By Susan King

• Betrayal, reprisal in a Greek melodrama By Kevin Crust

• Bringing back ‘The Dead Alive’ By F N. D'Alessio

• Tale’s two halves don’t add up to a whole lot By John Anderson

• The man, the myriad myths By Paul Farhi

• ‘Sacajawea’ By Gloria D. Miklowitz

• Films out of step with the times By Stephen Hunter

• The next chapter for telenovelas? Stay tuned By Laura Wides-Munoz

• British police want to talk to Kate Moss

• Winners report for award duty By Elizabeth Snead

• ‘Daniel’ can’t duck the culture wars By Matea Gold

• A gangster film that shouldn’t get away By Kenneth Turan

• Play it again, and again By David Segal

• If depth is a sin, this is a ‘Book’ of virtues By Robert Lloyd

• A stellar Flory quartet By Don Heckman

• Sex and violence with a side of drugs, please By Jan Stuart

• Get the message? We luv 2 text By Yuki Noguchi

• What Mr. Right doesn’t read By Joann Klimkiewicz

• Creativity Corner

• FINALLY

• Thumbs down on these blockbusters By Al Martinez

• ‘Tsotsi’ to open Pan African fest By Kinsey Lowe

• Chloe’s creative director resigns By Booth Moore

• Rhino is latest indie record store to close By Geoff Boucher

• True red, white and blue liberals By Leonard Boasberg

• CBS closes 2005 with a bang: 7 shows in Top 10 By Scott Collins

• Jokes & Riddles

• MoMA curator bound for Miami

• Michael Jackson lawsuit dismissed

Scandal May Upset Rules of Enrichment in Congress

• Grieving Families Await Final Words of Miners By Stephen Braun and P J. Huffstutter

• A Not-Always-Diplomatic Gathering By James Gerstenzang

• Padilla Appears in U.S. Court

• Study Is Tracing Hardships of Katrina Survivors By Elizabeth Mehren

• Man Charged in Killing of Mormon Missionary

• In Virginia, DNA Tests Ordered in Case of Man Executed in 1992

• With Consumers Wary, Bush Summons Cavalry By Joel Havemann and Warren Vieth

• Former World Trade Center Workers Open Restaurant

• Ex-Congressman’s Law License Is Restored

• Democrats May Delay Panel Vote on Alito

• As Scandal Echoes, DeLay’s GOP Critics Grow Louder By Mary Curtius

• School Voucher Program Batted Down in Florida By John-Thor Dahlburg

How Sharon won Israel’s trust

• McCain to Bush: ‘Don’t try it, pal’ By Rosa Brooks

• Building consensus

• Under siege in Damascus

• The yellow prose of Texas

• French rap’s bad rap By Caspar Melville

Without Sharon, Bush’s Mideast Path Uncertain

• Hope Seen Amid Violence By Louise Roug

• Sharon’s Fledgling Centrist Party May Start Thinning By Ken Ellingwood

• Israel Holds Its Breath for Sharon By Laura King

• Suicide Attack Leaves 10 Afghans Dead

• Iran Fails to Show Up for Nuclear Meeting

• Robertson Suggests God Is Punishing Sharon

• Suicide Attacks, Bombings Leave Nearly 130 Dead in Iraq By Louise Roug and Doug Smith

• U.S. Sailor in Japan Reportedly Suspect in Death By Bruce Wallace

• 13 Prisoners Slain, 30 Hurt in Gunfight

• Political Outlook Blurs for Palestinians Too By Tracy Wilkinson and Maher Abukhater

• Third Sibling’s Death Believed Tied to Bird Flu

• 3 American Climbers Killed by Rockslide

• Shooting Puts Pressure on Fox By Héctor Tobar

• Terror Ruling Favors the U.S. By John Daniszewski