Archive for Friday, February 16, 2007

• Chiles’ kick is an old story, scientists find By Karen Kaplan

Mired in violence at Ramona Gardens

• M&M space shot demonstrates the theory of price relativity By Steve Harvey

• Marines honor 100 who sacrificed their lives By Tony Perry

• Survivor honors the dead in 1933 wildfire By Bob Pool

• Loren Grey, 91; son of writer Zane Grey was educational psychologist By Dennis Mclellan

• A higher calling than duty By Teresa Watanabe

• Burning death stuns Bay Area By Lee Romney

• Freeway plunge in Anaheim kills driver; baby survives By Garrett Therolf

• Arrests made in Inland `Fight Club’ By Jonathan Abrams and Sara Lin

• Bruce Manning Metzger, 93; New Testament scholar helped edit, update Bible translations By Mary Rourke

• Thousand Oaks mall upgrade gets started By Gregory W. Griggs

• Reporters in BALCO scandal criticized By Joe Mozingo and James Rainey

• Comedian, Allred at impasse on sit-down By Scott Martelle

• `Dreamgirl’ conquers her demons By Ashley Surdin

• Edmund Arnold, 93; designer set newspaper industry standards By Adam Bernstein

• O.C. living is going vertical By David Haldane and Yvonne Villarreal

• City sues businesses in sex and drug crackdown

• Federal plan would cede control of water By Bettina Boxall

• Nunez backs suicide measure By Nancy Vogel

• Legal team honored for winning gang conviction

• Bills target criminals’ use of guns By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Agency quashes sale of Chinese dinosaur eggs By Francisco Vara-Orta

• ACLU targets gifted program By Seema Mehta

• MD’s alleged ties to model probed By Peter Y. Hong and Charles Proctor

• LAPD may get profile options By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Long Beach judge won’t hear hate case By Louis Sahagun

• State preschools short of space, survey says By Angie Green

• Hospital releases records on man left on skid row

• Transit deal reached for L.A. Marathon By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Court ruling reignites tobacco suits By Maura Dolan

• Most copies of Chapman newspaper disappear

• PROPOSED INITIATIVE WOULD EASE TERM LIMITS By Nancy Vogel

• `No talk of schism’ at Anglican conference By Rebecca Trounson and Morris Mwavizo

• Decision on housing development is delayed

Las Vegas talks a good game from the bench

• Stewart keeps the heat on By Kevin Baxter and Jim Peltz

• Lakers hit a low five at the break By Mike Bresnahan

• Riviera grabbed Murray’s heart By Bill Dwyre

• Dodgers’ power is in pitching By Steve Henson

• Anderson has his eyes on the prize: a future at UCLA By Eric Sondheimer

• Zito’s tweaks to delivery worry new coach

• UCLA wins in uneven match By Diane Pucin

• Ducks break through against the Coyotes By Eric Stephens

• Resorts weather the lack of storms By Pete Thomas

• Nonstop fun just begins for Barkley By Larry Stewart

• Flyers trade Forsberg, lose to Maple Leafs

• A 63 is his soar point By Thomas Bonk

• James’ star shines brightly by itself By Helene Elliott

• Waltrip is sorry about violations By Jim Peltz

• Armstrong at ease with his new deal By Chris Foster

• LeBron and Kobe tonight By Steve Springer

• Wrestlers to compete in Southern Section divisional finals By Dan Arritt

• Rodriguez is ready to sign for long haul By Mike Digiovanna

• FISH REPORT

• USC ends 22-year drought By Ben Bolch

• Doppio makes ‘07 debut with momentum By Bob Mieszerski

• Thursday’s top performers

• Terry lifts Dallas to ninth win in a row

• Who will be the Hef-weight champion? By Larry Stewart

• Five years later, he’s like a relic By Lisa Dillman

• Time off may be just the ticket By Mike Bresnahan

• No. 15 Oregon is upset by California, 63-61

• Hudler OK with cut in airtime By Mike Digiovanna

• Just Call Me Lonesome tries to keep her streak going By Bob Mieszerski

• Palisades ekes out win over King-Drew, 60-58 By Eric Sondheimer and Mike Terry

• U.S. Olympic soccer team takes shape By Grahame L. Jones

• Hardaway is sent packing by the NBA By Bill Shaikin, Grahame L. Jones, and Jerry Crowe

• It’s a good day if he gets off to a fast start By Thomas Bonk

• Reacting to Hardaway By Steve Springer

• AVP wins beach ruling By Peter Yoon

• Mustain likes what he sees By Gary Klein

Zucker realigns NBC team

• Piracy robs L.A. economy, study says By Richard Verrier

• Irvine Co. to buy office buildings By Roger Vincent

• U.S. factory output falls in January

• Eager Chinese grab bull market by the horns By Don Lee

• Broadcom leader said to resist probe By E. Scott Reckard

• Hershey to cut jobs, build plant in Mexico

• Landing X Prize in earthly endeavors By Rick Wartzman

• 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rise to 6.3%

• S&P to speed mortgage warnings

• Screen Actors Guild members OK dues hike By Richard Verrier

• FCC report suggests TV violence limits By Jim Puzzanghera

• Doctors raise doubts about J&J drug film

• Monster’s ex-lawyer pleads guilty

• Schwarzenegger names staff member to PUC

• Starbucks to boost African ties

• Yahoo may let some music be copied

• Also

• University systems to sell $685 million of bonds

• Blue Shield sued over revoked insurance By Lisa Girion

• GM, Chrysler in alliance talks

• `Sahara’ jury to get a viewing By Glenn F. Bunting

• Ingram Micro posts 8.8% profit increase

• California Pizza Kitchen net income climbs 7%

• Home sales fall in Bay Area

• Stock rally extends to a third day

• Knee for females is still a sore subject

• Judge throws out lawsuit on state auto rate rules

• Is Allstate’s new policy a brushoff? By Marc Lifsher

• American parent AMR may be buyout target

• Acquisitions help boost Reliance Steel profit 23%

• Ballmer cautions on sales of Vista

Bowers’ new space conquest

• The view from the woods By David Pagel

• Two guys make `Four’ By Daryl H. Miller

• Deceit, in layers By Kenneth Turan

• `Altar Boyz’ turns a skeptic into a believer By Charles Mcnulty

• Friendship provides `Terabithia’s’ magic By Alex Chun

• 24 hours of music to help the planet By Tina Daunt

• They won’t waste any of your time By Kevin Crust

• Tyler Perry tries, at least, to nurture `Daddy’s Girls’ By Mark Olsen

• Carl St.Clair gets Berlin opera post By Chris Pasles

• Oscar-nominated short films get to the point quickly By Kevin Crust

• `Can I talk to you about Hillary?’ By Tina Daunt

• In Hannibal Lecter’s footsteps By Kevin Crust

• Theater of the absurd to them is just life By Lynn Smith

• The play’s the thing on ‘Slings’ By Robert Lloyd

• The trustworthy face that tricked an FBI pro By Gina Piccalo

• A family’s past, a child’s awareness By Tim Rutten

• `The Day the Dragon Danced’ By Kay Haugaard

• The past lingers, sparkling By David C. Nichols, F. Kathleen Foley, Charlotte Stoudt, Lynne heffley

• From Russia, social commentary By Daryl H. Miller

• Shangri-La, Bollywood style By John Anderson

• Stamping feet, whispered words, entwined needs By Al Martinez

• Just not into that awards game By Heather Chaplin

• MPAA chief testifies on movie piracy By John Horn

• Neville Jason gives voice to Tolstoy tome By David Segal

• Will she wear Prada? All eyes will be on Streep’s Oscar style By Samantha Critchell

• Women’s stories converge at `Cafe’ By Kevin Thomas

• Creativity Corner

• Next floor, `Idol’-style immortality By Richard Rushfield

• Messages that go down easy By Baz Dreisinger

• Documentaries keep designers cloaked in mystery

• French film shakes up war vets’ pay By Angela Doland

• Horror flick `The Fly’ to mutate into an opera By Diane Haithman

• Foundation backs radio plays

• MSNBC re-signs Olbermann By Matea Gold

• FINALLY

• Jokes & Riddles

• Laughs and honesty from a confessional By David C. Nichols

• Design OKd for King memorial

Airline delays renew customer-service debate

• `Amphibian Ark’ is seen as species’ last best hope By Jenny Jarvie

• Scientists hunt source of peanut butter’s salmonella

• Smith’s remains are still in legal limbo By Tonya Alanez

• Officials try to prevent backlash

• FDA oversight of tobacco is looking more likely By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• U.S. wastes $10 billion in Iraq, say auditors

• Democrats face war strategy fight By Janet Hook

• Allergy testing scam is alleged By Rudolph Bush

• FBI looks at Nevada governor

• Air Force cadets admit cheating

• Senate set to refight Iraq resolution battle By Noam N. Levey and Richard Simon

• Panel backs union rights for screeners

• Study looks at heart disease, state by state

• Libby team skirted conspiracy idea By Richard B. Schmitt

Stonehenge everywhere

• My Dad, a father of Social Security By Pierre Epstein

• Exploding the myth of Iranian bombs By Andrew Cockburn

• Learning to vote

• MySpace isn’t Mommy

• Anglican angst

• The memory of all that By Rosa Brooks

Envoys hopeful on a Darfur deal

• Hopes dim for progress in three-way Mideast talks By Paul Richter

• The blinders have come off in Egypt By Megan K. Stack and Noha El-Hennawy

• Mexico City `narco-neighborhood’ is targeted By Sam Enriquez and Carlos Martinez

• Baghdad sweep shows its face By Borzou Daragahi

• U.S. patrol ship on alert in gulf By Tony Perry

• Madrid bombing trial gets underway By Tracy Wilkinson and Cristina Mateo-Yanguas

• Scandal in Colombia grows By Chris Kraul

• Whaling ship burns near Antarctica

• Chechen president is ousted by Putin; premier steps in

• Passengers overpower hijacker

• Bush presses NATO to add troops in Afghanistan By Maura Reynolds

• Putin promotes defense minister

• Terrorism suspect is ordered released