Archive for Saturday, January 13, 2007

• Cold, lonely place suited early humans

• New moms urged to delay HIV-drug use

• Software glitch suspected in silence of Mars craft

• Suspect isolated in great fish killing

• Parasite’s genes offer many targets

Winter’s blast costs millions of dollars

• The (free)way and the light By Bob Pool

• They’re talking the walk By Martha Groves

• End of the trail for Wagon Wheel By Gregory W. Griggs

• Two pilots killed as corporate jet crashes By Andrew Blankstein and Amanda Covarrubias

• Jane Bolin, 98; first black woman judge in America

• Donald Osterbrock, 82; modest scholar of the heavens studied sun, Milky Way By John Johnson Jr.

• Maureen Orcutt, 99; a top amateur golfer in 1920s and ’30s, N.Y. Times sportswriter By Patricia Sullivan

• Convicted trail rapist gets 46 years to life

• John C. Crean, 81; RV firm founder was a major O.C. philanthropist By David Haldane

• Former aide criticizes Carter By Rebecca Trounson

• Ward Grant, 75; publicist represented comedian Bob Hope and his family

• Defiant O.C. sect leader gets 10-day jail sentence By Mai Tran

• GIs are uplifted by Iraq services in Spanish By Tony Perry

• City’s cure for pounding headaches By Bob Pool

• Use of Assembly badges arrested By Nancy Vogel

• A new tack in battle against gangs By Jennifer Delson

• Teacher pleads guilty to molesting 2 boys

• Council lets stand LAX fee increases By Jennifer Oldham

• Goodwin still toughing it out By Dana Parsons

• Group sues to halt killing of Channel Island turkeys By Gregory W. Griggs

• Alarm on gangs sounded By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Holiday closures

• Officer had been warned in prior case By Scott Glover

• State budget won’t erase deficit, analyst believes By Evan Halper

• Suit accuses Kaiser of blackballing By Tami Abdollah

• Residents are urged to save water By Gregory W. Griggs

• Officer cleared in shooting releases transcripts By Matt Lait

• Pharmacy sues Jackson over six-figure drug bill

• Suit over Port of L.A. cargo terminal can proceed By Dan Weikel

• Holiday closures

• Gov. backs Bush’s plan for Iraq By Jordan Rau

• Teacher pleads guilty to molesting male students

• Safety concerns spur repair of cliff-top San Pedro fence By Deborah Schoch

• O.C. trustee drops Christmas plan By Seema Mehta

• Effort aims to put focus on immigrant servitude

• Judge rejects Jaramillo request By Christine Hanley

• Keba Mbaye, 82; judge served on International Olympic Committee

• Transplant programs get a delay in decertification By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber

• Cypress College’s Lewis to leave post in July

• Two recovering from rare form of typhus

• LETTUCE WAS CULPRIT IN LATEST CASES By Rong-Gong Lin II and Mary Engel

The anger never left

• Galaxy goes to see the show By Grahame L. Jones

• 98% of Kobe just enough for Lakers By Steve Springer

• A university, and a city, mourn Danelo By Gary Klein

• Webber a tough player to reach By Steve Springer

• Cassell enjoying a trusted position By Jason Reid

• No need to be class conscious By Ben Bolch

• Mavericks hold off Pacers

• Wie is upstaged by teenager Fujikawa By Mike Digiovanna

• From bad to worse: Now Garon is out By Chris Foster

• Two young big men are still sizing each other up By Helene Elliott

• Game should be respectable By Sam Farmer

• Edu is top pick; Galaxy, Chivas load up By Grahame L. Jones

• TODAY By Jerry Crowe and Peter Yoon

• Chiefs’ Gonzalez gets five-year deal

• Classic take on Ali’s birthday By Larry Stewart

• Today’s matchups By Peter Yoon

• Devils power past Thrashers

• Official suspended for gesture

• He isn’t Pronger, but he isn’t bad either By Chris Foster

• Gibson playing to rave reviews By Ben Bolch

• Next two years bring Phelps biggest challenge By Lisa Dillman

• MLS says signing is strategic By Lisa Dillman

• Band has low notes for Colts By Chris Foster

• The road to Derby starts in San Rafael By Bob Mieszerski

• Online poll

Stater may end two-tier pay

• Growing hope in fields of corn By Marla Dickerson

• BP’s chief to retire early after a series of problems

• EMI ousts two top executives By Alana Semuels

• Producers said to stick with Universal By Lorenza Munoz

• Disney doubles Iger’s payout to $25 million By Joseph Menn

• Coastal sale gets scrutiny By Annette Haddad

• Consumers were busy in December

• Video game industry sales rise to $12.5 billion

• Former WWE licensing agent enters guilty plea

• Hackers may have stolen MoneyGram client data

• Retail sales propel Dow to yet another record

• Dolan family raises its bid for Cablevision

• Newspaper staff wins labor suit By Molly Selvin

• Napster to join forces with AOL

• Also

• McDonald’s explores options for Boston Market

• HP private investigator to be sentenced in June

• Season-pass sales at Six Flags soar 50%

• American, United hike some domestic fares

• Northwest files reorganization plan

An extra dose of fame

• Along for the Renaissance ride By Ann Powers

• There’s no denying the power of a star By Reed Johnson

• Getting out the vote for `Bobby’ By Robert W. Welkos

• Kanye West is planning HBO show By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Romney’s religious rights By Tim Rutten

• Downloads By Casey Dolan

• Surfacing By Casey Dolan

• Dante’s image gets softened up By Marta Falconi

• Croc flick is out of its element By Mark Olsen

• Marshmallow laughs upon a structure of humanity By Bernadette Murphy

• Is this `High’ guy for real? By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Death film destroyed, Irwin’s widow says

• Forro gets the party started By Don Heckman

• FINALLY

• Cinema editors recognize peers By R. Kinsey Lowe

• ‘Children of Men’ writers honored By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Concert dedicated to late Times critic By Chris Pasles

• Bafta nominations take on a royal hue By Susan King

• ‘The Sopranos’ pays off for A&E

• Designers call for limits on models By Geoff Boucher

A search for one missing boy ends with the saving of two

• D.A. in Duke case gives up the fight By David Zucchino

• Senate wants no pension for convicted lawmakers By Richard Simon

• House OKs bill on cost of drugs By Johanna Neuman

• JFK was overrated, Carter was a `disaster’ and oh, Reagan

• School district restricts viewings of Gore’s film

• Justices to review death penalty case By David G. Savage

• Doolittle’s reforms start with his wife

• Chertoff clears way for fence plan

• Padilla terrorism trial postponed

• Official wants gold for heroes By Johanna Neuman

• Tsunami alerts issued after quake

• Court OKs suit against Grisham

American genius, spoiled

• For queen and country

• At ease with sleaze

• They’re refugees, not terrorists By Anna Husarska

• The Becks stop here

• Website for the germ-obsessed By Judith Miller

Afghanistan a source of worry

• Blair outlines an ambitious plan to keep military strong By Kim Murphy

• China, the violin prodigy By Mitchell Landsberg

• IRAQI LEADER GOES OWN WAY TO FILL TOP POST By Peter Spiegel and Louise Roug

• Arrest of Isabel Peron signals willingness to reexamine era By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• White House softens Iran tone By Julian E. Barnes and Solomon Moore

• Caretaker leader sworn in to office

• Militants had key diplomatic data

• Stinky stowaway needs a lift

• Standing ground in lawless Diyala By Alexandra Zavis

• U.S. bid to push Myanmar reforms is vetoed By Maggie Farley

• Government takes Islamic stronghold

• Russia, Belarus resolve dispute over oil duties By David Holley

• Rebels leave peace talks, blame Sudan

• Domestic rebels suspected in blast