Archive for Saturday, March 18, 2006

Some Doubt Return of Lost Woodpecker

• Google Reaches Farther With Maps of Mars

• Tunnels Offer New Take on Jews’ AD 66 Uprising

• Microscopic `Origami’ Brings DNA Into Fold

• This Nebula Isn’t Your Typical Space Blob

• Frigid `Super-Earth’ 9,000 Light-Years Away

• Memory Loss Traced to Form of Brain Protein

Local Catholics Fete a Flock of Angeleno Cardinals

• It Came From the Planet Garage By Lynn Doan

• Smoking Ban Moves Outdoors By Bob Pool

• Oleg Cassini, 92; Designed an Elegant American Look By Barbara Thomas

• Ray Meyer, 92; Was Basketball Coach at DePaul for 42 Years By Diane Pucin

• A Different Kind of Starring Role for Actress By Carla Hall

• 1 Killed, 1 Hurt in 3rd Shooting at a Denny’s By Sara Lin

• Mayor, Businesses and ACLU Are in Same Camp on Skid Row By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Not Guilty Plea to O.C. Molestation Charges By Mai Tran

• Probe Sought in Discovery of Old Graves By David Pierson

• Rene Lasserre, 93; Revered Chef Was a Top Name in Haute Cuisine

• Jackson Lays Off Most Workers at Neverland Ranch

• L.A. Mayor Details Plan for Schools By Joel Rubin and Duke Helfand

• The week ahead in Orange County

• S. Hugh Dillin, 91; Indiana Judge Oversaw Schools Desegregation

• Arellano’s Name to Stay on School Board Ballot

• Court Reverses Death Sentence of L.A. Man By Kelly-Anne Suarez

• Family Sues Over Death of UCI Liver Patient

• Man Given Life Term for Shooting Lawyer By Peter Y. Hong

• City to Pay More, but Dump Less By Steve Hymon and Lynn Doan

• Missing Boy, 16, Found Dead of Hypothermia

• Pellicano Wiretap Witness Admits Scheme By Andrew Blankstein and Greg Krikorian

• Whistle-Blower or Thief in Diebold Case? By Hemmy So

• 4 Teens in Hospitals After Alleged Fraternity Hazing By Hector Becerra

• Carjacker Killed After Long Chase By Fred Alvarez

• L.A. Marathon street closures

• Romeo Panciroli, 82; Archbishop, Diplomat, Spokesman for 3 Popes

• 12 Accused of Making Marijuana-Laced Candy, Soda By Lee Romney

• Couple Arraigned in Death of Teacher By Cynthia H. Cho

• Dead Liver Patient’s Family Sues UCI

• 6-Year Prison Sentence in Series of Arsons

• New President Chosen to Head Drew University By Michelle Keller

• New LAPD Unit Would Get Use-of-Force Cases

• Ruling in Favor of Automobilists

• At Villaraigosa Roast, the Ribs Are Well Done By Jeffrey L. Rabin

His Hands Are Tide

• Challenge of Sexes Finds Agreement By Gary Klein

• Losing Is So Last Year By Jason Reid

• Dementieva Uses Reverse Logic By Lisa Dillman

• Troy Clamps Down on Appel for Title By Martin Henderson

• Northwestern State Rallies, Stuns Iowa

• Another Upset Hits Mater Dei By Eric Sondheimer

• Let’s Play Two By Tim Brown

• King of the Monarchs Is Not Beloved by All By Eric Sondheimer

• Shadow Boxing By Dan Arritt

• Job Training By Ben Bolch

• Lucky Ducks Will Take It, 2-1 By Eric Stephens

• The Streaks Are Almost Freakish in the Gotham By Bob Mieszerski

• Fish Report

• Nadal May Pull Rank on Blake By Bill Dwyre

• Tired Old Story for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan

• NCAA WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT FIRST-ROUND GAMES By Mike Terry

• Artest Struggles in Return to Indiana

• Azusa Pacific Withstands Rally to Advance to Quarterfinal

• Sunday Meeting May Yield a Blueprint By Steve Henson

• Proposed Playoff Groupings

• Arizona Routs Wisconsin

• TODAY’S GAMES By Diane Pucin And Ben Bolch

• TODAY’S GAMES By Robyn Norwood And Ben Bolch

• Connecticut Gets a Scare

• Iowa State Fires Morgan and His Staff

• Glover Still Has the Magic When Playing in Orlando

• Short Game Is Key for Seniors By Peter Yoon

• Playoff Setup May Change By Lauren Peterson

• Windward Is Done In by Fouls By Martin Henderson

• Canucks End Losing Streak on Fluke Goal

• This One Wasn’t Even Much of a Horse Race By Larry Stewart

• Kansas Shocked by Bradley

• Team Talks to Channel 56 for Backup Plan By Bill Shaikin

• Check Out the Big Brains on Bucknell By J A. Adande

• Furious Dasher Running the Dillingham Handicap By Bob Mieszerski

• Goalie Choice Is a Secret By Chris Foster

• TODAY’S GAMES By Ben Bolch And Robyn Norwood

• Baffert Has 3 in San Felipe By Bob Mieszerski

• TODAY’S GAMES By Diane Pucin

• Proposed Changes Could Transform Southern Section Playoffs By Lauren Peterson

Costa Rica Rides High-Tech Wave

• Now Showing: Declining Sales at Theater Snack Bars By John Horn

• Housing Speculators Relocate to Hotter Spots By Annette Haddad

• Founder Bids for Home Builder By Annette Haddad

• Australian Firms Building Real Estate Portfolios in U.S. By Evelyn Iritani

• Viacom Confirms Sale of Film Library to Soros By Claudia Eller

• U.S. Upholds Election, Screen Actors Guild Says By Richard Verrier

• Warner Bros. to Delay HD-DVD Releases

• Genentech Boosts Earnings Forecast; Shares Rise

• Up 35,000 Feet – but Still in Office By James Gilden

• Retired Sempra Chief Awarded Higher Bonus By Elizabeth Douglass

• U.S. Industrial Output Gets a Boost From Cold February

• Also

• GM, Delphi May Be Near Labor Accord

• FCC Proposes Rules for Education TV

• Stocks Gain Further Ground

• Chevron Gets Back-Tax Bill in Venezuela

• U.S. Is Denied Google Queries By Chris Gaither

• Sirius to Pay for Copies by Users By Charles Duhigg

DIVORCE

• A fill-in shines in the Phil limelight By Mark Swed

• Don’t have a cow, it’s just SXSW time By Geoff Boucher

• Cash’s love letters to be published

• `Walkout’ in step with 1968 By Robert Lloyd

• Clamor outside `South Park’ closet By Scott Collins

• Downloads By Chris Lee

• N means no, U.S. says By Darryl Fears

• Surfacing By Chris Lee

• Sara Gazarek shows the fuss is deserved By Don Heckman

• In a ’50s quagmire, struggling to escape By James Sallis

• Oscar boosts Stewart’s `Daily’ gig

• Why should you care about reporters’ rights? By Tim Rutten

• ‘Salome’ to open in April in L.A. By Lynne Heffley

• Defense rests in ‘Da Vinci’ case

• LACMA hires music directors By Chris Pasles

• Picasso’s daughter questions drawings

• ‘Talk of the City’ host announced

Trash Force Sweeps New Orleans

• IRA-Allied Politician Detained at Airport

• Putting a Racist Past in the Past By Richard Fausset

• Second Autopsy Disputes How 14-Year-Old Died

• GOP Spenders Think Voters Dismiss Deficits By Richard Simon and Joel Havemann

• 9/11 Case Prosecutors Granted a Reprieve By Richard A. Serrano

• Moderate Republican to Call It Quits in Congress

• U.S. Says Detainees Can’t Mount Challenge

• Ex-Chicago City Clerk Pleads Guilty in Trucking Kickback Scheme By P J. Huffstutter

• 2 More Women Die After Taking Abortion Pills By Jonathan D. Rockoff

• Court Rejects EPA’s Loosening of Air Rule By James Gerstenzang

Lawn mores

• Love ‘em, hate ‘em or clean the house By Meghan Daum

• E-waste is e-vil By Giles Slade

• A tale of two jails

• Punish but protect

• The choreographers of death By Thomas H. Murray

Musicians Still Hear Paris’ Call

• Iran, U.S. Disagree Over Goal of Talks By Paul Richter

• Netanyahu Angles for Yet Another Comeback By Laura King

• Obsession and Isolation in a Dictator’s Last Days By Sebastian Rotella and Alissa J. Rubin

• Ringleader in Custody, Iraqi Officials Say By John Johnson Jr.

• Liberia Seeks Extradition of Indicted Ex-Leader By Robyn Dixon

• Mauritania Rescues 24 Migrants at Sea

• German Trial Promises a Look Into the Nuclear Black Market By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Congolese Militia Leader Sent to Stand Trial

• Chinese Researcher for New York Times to Be Let Out of Jail By Mark Magnier

• Uniformed Gunmen Kill 21 People on Highway

• Ireland Urges Openness About CIA in Europe

• Thousands of Poultry Killed by Bird Flu

• Young Activists Join Water Forum By Sam Enriquez

• U.S. Seen as Failing to Engage in U.N. Process By Maggie Farley