Archive for Friday, September 22, 2006

Atlantis Back Home From Construction Site

• CDC Urges Widespread HIV Testing By Thomas H. Maugh II

Wanted: Auto Fanatics – Serious Inquiries Only

• Mater Dei Finally Opens a Venue to Match Its Victories By Dave Mckibben

• Owner of Lou’s Truck Isn’t Love-Struck After Erroneous Citation By Steve Harvey

• Mansoor Fails to Win Police, Fire Endorsement By Jennifer Delson

• Mountjoy Campaign Misstated Navy Duty By Paul Pringle

• Mayor’s Welcome Letter Wasn’t Welcome News By Valerie Reitman

• Church Votes to Fight Federal Probe By Louis Sahagun

• Symphony of Numbers for `Mozart of Math’ By Larry Gordon

• William B. Wasson, 82; Priest Founded Homes for Children

• Dean Everett Wooldridge, 93; Physicist Was Co-Founder of Aerospace Giant TRW By Peter Pae

• Joe Glazer, 88; Composer and Collector of Songs for the U.S. Labor Movement

• GOP Backs 3 Candidates for School Board Seats

• Higher Bail Denied for Firefighter in Slaying

• New EPA Rules on Soot and Dust Set By Janet Wilson

• Closure of Memorial ER Is Protested By Sam Quinones

• After-School Program Funds Finally Released

• Ethics Charges a Bid for Revenge, U.S. Judge Says By Henry Weinstein and Moises Mendoza

• Reggae Show Canceled Over Anti-Gay Lyrics By Geoff Boucher

• John Mark Karr Rejects Plea Deal in Porn Case

• A Call to `Set the Bar High’ for Latino Students By Seema Mehta

• 2 Reporters Sentenced for Refusing to Reveal Sources in Steroids Case By Stuart Silverstein

• Pedestrian, 66, Dies After Van Hits Him

• Former Anaheim Officer, Accused of Sexual Assault on Duty, Is Charged in 2 Other Cases By H G. Reza

• Last Defendant in Huntington Beach Condo-Conversion Scheme Is Convicted By Christine Hanley

• Man Admits Posting Child Porn on Website

• Loyola, L.A. Unified Join to Help Area Students

• Teenage Girl Killed in Apparent Gang Shooting

• Witnesses Back Ex-SBC Worker’s Defense in Federal Perjury Case By Greg Krikorian

• Chamber Turns From Foe to Friend of Villaraigosa By Jim Newton

• Parks Seeks New Probes of LAPD By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Driver Only Hit People, Not Cars, Official Says By John Spano

• 3 in Fire May Have Been Slain, Autopsies Show

• Court Grants Death Row Reprieve in ‘79 Slaying of USC Student By Henry Weinstein

• Man’s Body Found in Back of Burning Stolen Truck By Andrew Blankstein

• Street closure

• UC Regents Retroactively OK Executive Raises and Perks Flagged by Auditors By Rebecca Trounson

• Cause for divorce: He never smiled

Ex-Raider Brown Sees No Silver Lining

• Kayakers Enjoying the View By Pete Thomas

• It’s All in the Winnings By Thomas Bonk

• Dodgers’ Pen Is on Point By Steve Springer

• Still Awaiting Their Passing Grade By Gary Klein

• A’s Are on a Mystery Tour By Mike Digiovanna

• Consider This the Beginning of What Will Be a Grind to Finish By Bill Plaschke

• Altering the Perception By Dan Arritt

• Tracy Won’t Take the Bait By Steve Springer

• Fouts sends a signal to Carroll about coverage By Larry Stewart

• Esperanza-Jordan Game Is a Refreshing Change By Eric Sondheimer

• St. Bonaventure’s Irby, Williams Added to West Team By Dan Arritt

• Thornton Brings Energy By Chris Foster

• SPORTS EXTRA/FISH REPORT

• Mira Costa Girls Easily Answer Volleyball Challenge By Lauren Peterson

• ROUNDUP

• Orange Lutheran’s Defense Is Too Much for Valencia, 47-17 By Eric Sondheimer

• He lets his fingers do the talking By Lisa Dillman

• Jang Is the Leader at Danville

• Orioles Fans Leave in Protest

• A’s Would Enjoy a Party at Home By Mike Digiovanna

• No Matter the Time, Ryder Cup Makes for Good Viewing By Larry Stewart

• Safin, Not Davydenko, to Face U.S.

• ROUNDUP

• Panthers’ Smith Is Back at Practice

• Padres’ Hoffman One From Record

• St. Bonaventure-Oaks Christian Might Be Affected by Day Fire By Martin Henderson

• Britons Say Union Yes, if It’s to Beat the U.S. By Chuck Culpepper

• Gable Has Returns in Sight By Gary Klein

• Giguere Has Solid Beginning By Eric Stephens

• Ortiz Breaks Team Record for Homers

• Top Performers

• Johnson Ignites Georgia Tech, 24-7

• Walker’s Defense on Right Track By Lonnie White

• Russia Ends U.S. Women’s Winning Streak at 26 Games By Gary Klein and Jim Peltz

Tribune Co. to Explore Sale or Breakup of Firm

• Suit Alleges Illegal Use of `Charging Bull’ Image

• Waning Home Sales Take Further Toll on the Industry By E. Scott Reckard and Annette Haddad

• Prescription for Price Cuts By Alana Semuels and Daniel Yi

• Forbes List of Top 400 Now All Billionaires

• General Mills’ Earnings Lift Shares to New High

• PUC Clears Way for Liquefied Gas Imports By Elizabeth Douglass

• AT&T to Reinstate 2,000 Jobs

• Blue Cross Faces Fine for Voiding Policy By Lisa Girion

• Quarterly Earnings Decline Reported by Palm

• Power Market Rules Altered

• State Agency Discloses Confidential Tax Data

• Better Fee Disclosure Urged for 401(k)s By Walter Hamilton

• Time Spent Watching Television Increases By Josh Getlin

• Pace of Corporate Bond Sales Hits 8-Month High

• Also

• Rates on 30-, 15-Year Mortgages Decline

• Telemundo, Xtra Seek Mexican TV Network

• Steamed Over `VeggieTales’ Cuts By Lorenza Munoz

• Calpine Wins Approval to Sell Power Plant Stake

• Starbucks to Increase Prices of Drinks, Beans

• Samsung Exec to Plead Guilty in U.S. Probe

• Boeing Is Awarded Border Contract By Peter Pae

• FedEx Profit Jumps 40%

• Stocks and Bond Yields Slump

• HP’s CEO Offers to Testify to Congress About Spying Scandal By James S. Granelli

• Super-Jumbo Jetliner’s Deliveries Again Delayed

• Merck Takes Stake in Serono

• Reports Hint at Faltering Economy

• Amid Spying Scandal, HP Sponsors Privacy Award

• Nike’s Net Income Falls 13% but Shares Rise

• Enron’s Skilling Charged With Public Intoxication

• Rite Aid Loss Narrows on Income Tax Benefit

• Senators Press Probe of Gemstar Ex-CEO

• State Accuses Auto Repair Chain EZ Lube of Deceptive Practices

Do their lenses deceive you?

• A mighty ambition By Kenneth Turan

• Needed: More heroes to the rescue By David Pagel

• Unhappy family? Join the club By John Anderson, Stephen Williams, Mark Olsen

• A soiree with a serious agenda By Tina Daunt

• Look, listen, but most of all, wonder By Mark Swed

• A deep-thinking bass By Chris Pasles

• Chilling ethics of survival By David C. Nichols, Lynne Heffley, Philip Brandes

• Watching what the neighbors are watching By Deborah Netburn And Patrick Day

• An assassin that no one wants to kill By Jamie Stengle

• A word to a wise-guy is sufficient By Carina Chocano

• It’s a riddle; please meditate By Kevin Thomas

• `Treasure!’ By Jennifer James

• `Science of Sleep’ is clearly the vision of Michel Gondry By Carina Chocano

• Smaller, but still a whole lot of fun By Daryl H. Miller

• A `Model’ night for the new CW By Scott Collins

• Focus on the sights of this Paris tour By Kevin Crust

• Speaking a language of aspiration, no `Gimmick’ By Philip Brandes

• `Aurora Borealis’ shines a true light By Kevin Crust

• `Phaedra’ seems lost in translation By Charles Mcnulty

• Bold farce? Amen to that By David C. Nichols

• What comes after stupid? Just gross By Jessica Reaves

• When bad things happen to cuddly critters on TV By Lynn Smith

• `Jeopardy!’ champion makes some fine points on trivia By Ron Berthel

• Thanks to Chavez, sales of Chomsky book jump

• Bang, bang – the `Noises Off’ audience is laughing By Daryl H. Miller

• `Flyboys’ fails to reach a higher plane By Michael Phillips

• Creativity Corner

• A little `Push’ to search for better life By Kevin Thomas

• Jet Li lets a `Fearless’ hero take off in glory By Michael Wilmington

• Taking the `Sides’ of actors at auditions By F. Kathleen Foley

• Six-week party for architect Sullivan By Tara Burghart

• Starz to add comedy series

• Gere film focuses on Bosnia war

• Turner painting can’t leave yet

• There, there now, chin up; it’s not so bad, he writes By Bernadette Murphy

• Having a BlackBerry with your meal? By Joann Klimkiewicz

• Jokes & Riddles

• Atlanta museum gets Louvre loan By Lynne Heffley

• Death certificate issued for Smith

A Can-Do Painter’s Creation

• Accusations Fly After Leak of Deal in Club Fire Case By Elizabeth Mehren

• Bush Bows to Senators on Detainees By Julian E. Barnes and Richard Simon

• Spinach Scare’s Larger Warning By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Quicksilver Image in Senator’s Mirror By Faye Fiore

• Bush Campaigns on Tax Cuts By James Gerstenzang

• Army Reaches 2006 Recruiting Goal Early

• Payment to Lewis Aide Is Cleared By Tom Hamburger

• Billionaire to Invest in Global Warming Fight

• Teens Charged With Conspiring to Kill Peers

• As Economic Mood Rises, So May Prospects of GOP By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Pentagon: Secret Unit Didn’t ID 9/11 Leader

• Enlistee Flees Return to Iraq By Mima Mohammed

• 1,100 Missing Laptops Held Personal Data

• House Border Bills Target Gangs, Tunnels By Nicole Gaouette

• Deal to End Seizure of Rx Bought in Canada

• GOP Leaders Work Out Deal on Defense Spending By Noam N. Levey

Mom, unplugged

• `Torture lite’ is still torture By Rosa Brooks

• The clown of Caracas

• Madrid throws models a curve By Aimee Liu

• How evil are cars?

• Why hide Mexico’s ballots? By Irma Sandoval and John M. Ackerman

• A Swedish realist

Daily Protests Snap at Taiwan Leader’s Heels

• Israeli Forces Kill Five Palestinians in Gaza Attacks By Ken Ellingwood

• Italian Nun Slain in Somalia Is Laid to Rest

• Chavez to Double Energy Subsidies to Needy in U.S. By Maggie Farley

• In Somalia, a Boot Camp for Islam By Edmund Sanders

• 3 Christians Who Led Attacks Are Executed

• Writer Is Acquitted of ‘Insulting Turkishness’

• U.S. Threatened to Bomb Pakistan, Musharraf Says

• China Accused of Reneging on Rights Pledge By Ching-Ching Ni

• Italian Troops End Iraq Mission

• Anti-Americanism Is Providing a Glue By Paul Richter

• Tokyo Court Rules Against School Patriotism Order By Bruce Wallace

• Government Deports California Activist

• Ex-Spy Chief Sentenced for Rebel Aid