Archive for Friday, March 03, 2006

• Antarctica Cannot Replace Ice Loss By Robert Lee Hotz

In Border Battle, Land and Wildlife Are Casualties

• Forget Tea for Two! Let’s Make It Manhattans for Me and You By Steve Harvey

• Edison Will Share Some of Its Green Stuff With Planned Irvine Park: 50,000 Trees By Jean O. Pasco

• Bit of Old Hollywood Imperiled By Bob Pool

• Mom’s Moving Memorial to a Marine Son By Tony Perry

• 3 More Arrested in Rogue Cop Robberies By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Group Pushes to Loosen Limits on Ex-Inmates By Lee Romney

• Growing Up on a Tightrope By Sandy Banks

• Milton Katims, 96; Former Conductor of Seattle Symphony By Mary Rourke

• Ferrari Case Takes New Twist With Possible Tie to Bus Agency By David Pierson and Richard Winton

• Council Meeting Arrest Sparks Lawsuit By Jennifer Delson

• Candidate Retains Teachers’ Support By Joel Rubin

• Fertility Lawyer Loses Appeal By Kimi Yoshino

• Henry Morris, 87; 1961 Book Is Credited With Reviving the Creationism Movement By Valerie J. Nelson

• 2 Teenagers Charged as Adults in Man’s Slaying

• Hospital Is Rebuked in Organ Case By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber

• He Saw a Need, Applied the Science By Dana Parsons

• Trial Over Stem Cell Institute Concludes

• Second O.C. Parade Denies Minuteman Bid to March By Jennifer Delson

• Ex-Union Chief Sues Witnesses By Patrick Mcgreevy

• O.C. Boy’s Web Threat Could Draw Expulsion By Seema Mehta

• Suspected Hit-and-Run Driver Is Still at Large

• Neighborhood Group Sues to Force Closure of Old Plating Plant By James Ricci

• Bratton, Baca Support Attempts to Reform Three Strikes Law By Peter Y. Hong

• Inmate Gets New Hearing After O.C. Probation Officer’s Lapse By Sara Lin

• Riverside Police Satisfy Court Order to Reform By Susannah Rosenblatt

• A Colorful Headlock on Showmanship

• Attorney Says Lodi Terror Suspect Told Tall Tales to FBI Mole By Eric Bailey

• Test Scores Rise in State Schools, but Racial, Economic Gaps Widen By Mitchell Landsberg

• Chick Reiterates Budget Concerns, Urges Increase in L.A.’s Reserves

Burney Is the Hot Name on Busch Circuit

• It’s the Talk of Dodgertown as Players Get a Gift of the Gab By Bill Plaschke

• A Former Beach Boy Gets Tundra-Struck By Gary Klein

• Harvey Is Named Sports Editor

• Free Agency in NFL Delayed By Sam Farmer

• USC’s Loss Has Ugly Aftermath By Ben Bolch

• Seo, Park Are Sharp for South Korea, 2-0

• Record Holds Coach’s Future By Chris Foster

• Colon Reports Painless Return By Tim Brown

• Maggette Is Eager to Work Again By Jason Reid

• Gonzaga Sitting in Good Spot By Robyn Norwood

• Mitchell Gets a Shot in Big ‘Cap By Bob Mieszerski

• UCLA Second to None By Steve Springer

• Spurs Beat Mavericks and Move Past Them

• Perez Has Own Plan for Classic By Steve Henson

• Valencia’s Taylor Has That Fire By Martin Henderson

• Kings Get Winning Lift Late By Chris Foster

• Judge Turns Down Anaheim’s Request

• Ailing, Reeling With Nowhere to Go but By Mike Bresnahan

• Fish Report

• This Classic Tale Has a Surprise Ending By Bob Rohwer

• `Pros vs. Joes’ Puts Ordinary Guys on the Spot By Larry Stewart

• Jagr Scores Twice in Ranger Rout

• There’s a Few Things Missing After the Break By Joel Greenberg

• Washington Retains Title Shot With Flashback Effort

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TITLE GAMES By Martin Henderson

• Utah’s Win Streak Ends

• Woods (64) Has Edge on Mickelson at Doral

• Wade Accepts Invite to Join U.S.

• Leon’s Deed Goes for Fourth in a Row By Bob Mieszerski

• Memphis Struggles in 80-74 Upset

• Nolan Not Ready for a Comeback

• ACC Commissioner Gives Credit to Refs

• City’s Attempt to Help Fairfax Raises Eyebrows By Dan Arritt

• FSN Prime Ticket Joins Name Game By Larry Stewart

• Titans Pay $1 Million Fee to Keep McNair for 2006

• Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount Are Winners

• Coaches Say It’s Anyone’s Tournament By Mike Terry

• On Grass or Dirt, Denied Should Feel Comfortable By Bob Mieszerski

• Long Beach Outlasts Riverside

Costco Posts 3% Drop in Profit

• Phone Users’ New `Bill of Rights’ Lacks Enforcement By James S. Granelli

• Del Monte to Buy Meow Mix

• Google Sees Giant Opportunity Ahead

• Weather Hurts Retail Sales By Leslie Earnest

• Shows on Web Have Been More Miss Than Hit By Chris Gaither

• Univision’s Earnings Depressed by Charges By Meg James

• Tighter Credit Taking Hold By Tom Petruno

• 30-Year Mortgage Rates Decrease to 6.24%

• Chevron to Spend Billions on Alberta Oil-Sand Project

• State’s Housing Permits Decline 10% in January By Annette Haddad

• Exxon to Face Suit by Indonesian Villagers

• GM, Toyota to Halt Joint Clean-Air-Vehicle Effort

• Art Firm Alleges Misconduct by Lawyers By Kim Christensen

• Spitzer Probing Whether Title Insurers Paid Illegal Rebates

• SEC to Set Policy on Media Subpoenas By Jonathan Peterson

• Tenet Loss Narrows in 4th Quarter By Lisa Girion

• Henkel Unit Sells Armour to Pinnacle

• Morgan Settles Suit on Overtime

• Actors’ Union Losing Another Top Executive By Richard Verrier

• Federal Probe Is Said to Focus on Music Pricing By Charles Duhigg

• Briefly

• Intracorp Buys Condos in Downtown L.A.

• Small Firms Trim Health Coverage By Jack Robinson

• Stocks Slip as Bond Yields, Oil Prices Rise

• Wendy’s to Consider Options for Baja Fresh

• Fidelity’s Net Income Increases 20% in ‘05

• Judge Rules Amazon.com Breached Toys R Us Deal

• European Regulator May Fine Microsoft

• Firm Behind `Smiling Bob’ Settles With States Over Ads

• Ex-Homestore Exec Pleads Guilty to Securities Fraud

• Enron Exec: Report Raised Fears

• Jobless Benefit Claims Climb

Red-faced carpet

• A little late to negotiate By Scott Martelle

• Aches, pains of `Flu Season’ By F. Kathleen Foley; Philip Brandes; David C. Nichols;

• Feeling engulfed? It must be love By Holly Myers

• A break in the war By Carina Chocano

• Jagged-edged porcelain shards By Charles Mcnulty

• A fight to the finish, but it really paid off By Lynn Smith

• Certain people you love to hate By Ann Hornaday

• Lose track of time? Not on his watch By Mary Mcnamara

• A mermaid tale that’s sugar sweet By Michael Wilmington

• The crime that never lost its chill By Kenneth Turan

• It’s total immersion in `Deep Sea 3D’ By Kevin Crust

• Octavia Butler found strength in writing By Susan Salter Reynolds

• His voice rings true in moving, funny `Genuine’ By David C. Nichols

• `Newspaper Boy’ By Nancy Smiler Levinson

• Dave Chappelle is king of his `Block Party’ By Kenneth Turan

• Good luck snagging a plus-one By Elizabeth Snead

• Unchained melodies By Lynne Heffley

• Power of the pen in an e-mail age By Jocelyn Noveck

• Action-packed decades covered in `16 Blocks’ By Kevin Crust

• Glitter’s trial begins in Vietnam

• Trials of young prosecutors By Robert Lloyd

• Creativity Corner

• Comden, Green tunes for benefit

• It takes a good `Deal’ more to topple `Idol’ By Scott Collins

• Imagination Library delivers a free story every month

• TV violence on kid shows criticized By Matthew O'Rourke And Lynn Smith

• To be in the presence of a giant By Al Martinez

• `Wonder Pets!’ to the rescue By Robert Lloyd

• And the 3-to-1 winner is By Daniel Goldin

• NY Times reporter to lead Atlantic

• Johansson: Shocked, not angry By Valli Herman

• Jokes & Riddles

• Chappelle, network at odds

• ‘Minimoys’ being made into movie

• Just a palace to call home By Avedis Hadjian

• Yale may face artifacts lawsuit

• Quality versus quantity

• Kitty Felde is out as ‘Talk’ host By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Can’t sell that Oscar? Have we got a lease deal for you! By Tom O'Neil

• FINALLY

Made-Over Hamilton Enters Circulation

• Renewal of Patriot Act Passes Senate By Maura Reynolds

• British Judge OKs Ports Deal

• Bill Targets Foreign Role at U.S. Sites By Richard Simon and Joel Havemann

• Animal Rights Activists Convicted of Harassment

• Congress Ethics Office Rejected By Richard Simon and Mary Curtius

• Congress Hears Dire News on National Debt

• House Panel to Seek More Oversight of Spy Program By Greg Miller

• Two Jewish Members of Panel Step Down

• Killer Nurse Gets Life Term; Victims’ Families Sound Off

• France Is Sued Over Holocaust Property Losses

• Church Losing Its Clout in Boston By Elizabeth Mehren

• Senate Starts Immigration Debate By Nicole Gaouette

• Treatment of Detainees Is Debated by Lawyers

• Ports Deal Faces Wide Opposition By Ronald Brownstein

• Coast Guard Almost Let 15 Rescued Cubans Stay

Books we hate to love

• No masking the poverty By David K. Shipler

• Worms in the Apple

• A cardinal truth

• The stem cell initiative, sabotaged By Russell Korobkin

• In Dubai World, Capt. Hamad rocks By Rosa Brooks

• Stumbling in Afghanistan

Bush Signs Nuclear Pact With India

• Soviets Behind Pope’s Shooting, Italy Panel Says By Tracy Wilkinson

• Jafari Puts a New Face Forward By Louise Roug

• Kurds, Sunni Arabs Seek Jafari’s Ouster By Louise Roug

• Philippines Lifts State of Emergency

• Paul McCartney and Wife Visit to Save Seals

• S. Korea Scientist Questioned in Fraud Probe

• Iran Says U.S. Trying to Sabotage Atomic Deal

• Violence Won’t Deter Pakistan Visit, Bush Says By Peter Wallsten

• Soldiers Mutiny Against Allied U.N. Forces

• Seized Uranium Not Dangerous, Officials Say

• Supreme Court Allows Sikh Daggers in Schools

• Consulate Employee Spent Life in Service

• Strikers in Mexico Start Returning to Mines

• Captors Free American UNICEF Worker

• Bird Flu Suspected in Death of Iraqi; Serbia Testing Swan

• Palestinians Trying to Keep Al Qaeda Out, Abbas Says By Laura King