Archive for Sunday, January 28, 2007

A leader whose actions resonate

• A short campaign long on assistance By Christian Berthelsen

• The day fiery disaster fell from the sky By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Next idea: a key-ring Breathalyzer By Steve Harvey

• Latin roots celebrated at Sundance By Kenneth Turan

• David D. Perkins, 87; Dorothy Perkins, 84; couple were Stanford genetics researchers By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Leimert Park is jazzed to star in documentary By Robert J. Lopez

• Waiting for the DDT tide to turn By Marla Cone

• Army Pfc. Ming Sun, 20, Cathedral City; killed while on patrol in Iraq By Tracy Weber

• Bing Devine, 90; St. Louis Cardinals general manager

• PRISONERS RESIST MOVING OUT OF STATE By Jenifer Warren

• Army Sgt. Lawrance James Carter, 25, Rancho Cucamonga; killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq By Nancy Wride

• Liz Renay, 80; model turned actress gained notoriety for dating L.A. mobster By Dennis Mclellan

• Episcopal unit may quit U.S. church By Louis Sahagun

• Longtime O.C. prosecutor decides it’s time to wave goodbye By Christine Hanley

• Long Beach teens speak of fears, seek solutions to racial strife By Jessica Garrison

• Girl home after trial; return is bittersweet By Joe Mozingo

• 1 injured, 1 arrested in fight at concert

• Police find dead man on residential street

• It’s wrong to waste a right of way By Steve Lopez

• Search for 3 from Navy helicopter is called off

• Bouncer shot dead at nightclub; 2 arrested

• O.C. chief interviewed for L.A. post By Amanda Covarrubias

• Marine witness warned of possible perjury charge

• Other deaths

• Protections for redwoods reaffirmed

• Garden Grove police shoot man wielding sledgehammer By Ashley Powers

• Burning towel blamed for $1-million house fire

BILL VIOLA

• RON ATHEY By Kateri Butler

• JENNIFER STEINKAMP By Gendy Alimurung

• When It Comes to Patience, First Learn the Math By Beth Lapides

• 92701 By Jessica Gelt

• Oblivion 1382-52p (2004) By Colin Westerbeck

• 1847

Nowhere to go but up

• Bold spaces, livable style and a Modernist pedigree By Ruth Ryon

• Some like it haute By Jessica C. Lee

• Cheers! Then, cheerio By Ruth Ryon

• Headhunter or not, hiring well was board’s duty By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• Older electrical outlets were a jolt By Barry Stone

• Tax break for PMI payers By Diane Wedner

• Homeowner on Social Security can give adjustable loan the boot By Robert J. Bruss

• New owner wants a major rent hike By Kevin Postema

• More condos at the Hotel Del By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• A look at how home mortgages operate around the globe By Lew Sichelman

• Average mortgage rates and indexes

• Putting lenders on the hook By Kenneth R. Harney

Bringing HOME the glory

• Woods gets the drop on field By Thomas Bonk

• X Games: Jacobellis slips to silver at the finish of a tight race By Pete Thomas

• Super news is Tomlin, not historic matchup By J A. Adande

• COAST TO COAST By Mark Heisler

• Clippers thrown to the ‘Wolves By Steve Springer

• COMING ATTRACTIONS By Mark Heisler

• Oregon edges Washington State

• Warily going into Stanford’s blockhouse By Robyn Norwood

• ‘79 Rams have the last word By Mike Penner

• Kings can’t stop Oilers in last period

• Tar Heels send a message

• No. 5 Ohio State manages to hold off Michigan State

• Mavericks rebound and please Johnson

• Lava Man feels right at home By Bob Mieszerski

• After bad patch, it’s time to let the healing begin By Eric Stephens

• USC picks up win at the drive through By Ben Bolch

• Miller falls and doesn’t finish By Steve Henson

• Meissner survives to talk about it By Philip Hersh

• Mayo could be suspended two games By Ben Bolch

• THREE POINTS By Paul Netter

• Bynum’s talents aren’t staying hidden By Mark Heisler

• Oregon State begins defense of title

• Federer can turn it up to 10

• Take Charge Lindsy tries to bounce back By Bob Mieszerski

• Official wants high school athletes tested for steroids

• Arce’s razzle-dazzle leads to a unanimous victory By Lance Pugmire

• Predators keep Blues in check

• TOP PERFORMERS

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS

• FISH REPORT

• Odom feels good, but not about latest loss By Steve Springer

• Artesia’s big showdown has lost some of its sheen By Dan Arritt

• Car of tomorrow is the big unknown

• A&M upsets Oklahoma

• Trying to reach for the Suns is not an easy thing for Wizards By Michael Wilbon

• Rebraca to undergo back surgery By Steve Springer

• Proposal turns romance into a commercial endeavor By Bill Plaschke

• Walton to be out for at least a week By Mike Bresnahan

• Fullerton handles UC Irvine By Peter Yoon

• Manning has all the answers By Bob Oates

• TODAY By Jerry Crowe

• This may be the wrong place to look for maturity By T J. Simers

• Pussycat Doll returns after layoff By Bob Mieszerski

• Girls join tiny parochial school basketball team

A quick bite of the Apple

• Emerald City shore leave By Eric Lucas

• South Florida coasting By Beverly Beyette

• Two-step into Texas history By Shermakaye Bass

• Betwixt a rock and a tall place By Susan Spano

• Airline reacts to strike risk By Jane Engle and Mary Forgione

• To market, to market in Myanmar

• Chance to ogle gems? Priceless By Amy Hubbard

• It’s the Tour de (fill in the blank) By Susan Lendroth

• Going our separate ways, together By John Corrigan

• Tracking white rhinos, in a minivan By Maggie Barnett

• Is it calm you crave? A smaller vessel may be the bigger value By Arthur Frommer

• Deal of the week By R J. Mcclure

• Canada: lakeside haven for all seasons

• Luxe hotels aim to make `over the top’ part of the package By Jane Engle

• When it’s safe to fly home after having a heart attack abroad By Kathleen Doheny

Illness injects urgency into family life

• Low-budget films take root among farm folk in China By Audra Ang

• Hot for teacher in Hong Kong By Marco Lui

• Ex-steelmaker’s power base empties out By Matt Assad

• In Kabul, a world away from war By Alisa Tang

• More palates are warming to `glorious’ haggis By Ben Mcconville

• Obsidian may hold the key to a mysterious ancient city By Ron Grossman

• Mammography gives inside look at mammals and an ailing salamander By John Biemer

• Distractions at the gym can be a mixed bag By Michael Hill

• Foundation marks 25 years of fighting breast cancer By Jamie Stengle

• Long arm of science helps the law lasso cattle thieves By Arthur H. Rotstein

• Stem cell debate: Should women be paid for eggs? By Malcolm Ritter

Trading punches

• Purpose is the key, not profit By Richard Evans

• IRS publicizes tax credit for working poor By Kathy M. Kristof

• Vaccine industry is being revived By Daniel Costello

• Paying big credit card debt may require significant pain By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Phone bills are moving back up By James S. Granelli

• Two chip makers innovate their way clear of a hole By Michelle Quinn

• It’s just no use trashing junk bonds By Tom Petruno

Peripheral visions

• The whole truth By Donna Seaman

• As I lay dying By Susan Salter Reynolds

• To borrow a phrase By Jonathan Kirsch

• Tom the obscure By Nicholas Delbanco

• Digging out the truth By Mark S. Luce

• Consumed By Judith Freeman

• Pulp fiction By Sarah Weinman

• National insecurity By Richard Eder

• BESTSELLERS

• Merely mortal By Claire Panosian Dunavan

• Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

Heat-seekers hit Sundance

• A museum that’ll stay in move-in condition By Suzanne Muchnic

• CRAZY `LOVE’ By Reed Johnson

• ’60s live again, minus the LSD By Paul Krassner

• POP DIVA, SOUL SISTER By Ann Powers

• Mission: Go get the goods on Tinseltown By Craig Tepper

• Pick your view: Wall or window By Lynne Heffley

• Mr. Mehta’s world tour By Barbara Isenberg

• Two for `the Park’ By Rob Kendt

• Hollywood’s man behind the title By Susan King

• The word is out on `The L Word’ By Kate Aurthur

• Global as a matter of course By Don Lee

• Vegas art lovers now say, `TGIF’ By Richard Abowitz

• Jones plays it safe and comfortable By Richard Cromelin; Natalie Nichols; Soren Baker

• Transferring punk spirit to indie film By Chris Lee

• SAG, Sundance and a frosty farce By Deborah Netburn

• A woman-friendly guy By Choire Sicha

• The focus was Euripedes, so she thought, `Puppets!’ By Kenneth Turan

• Time passes, but poignancy won’t By Fred Schruers

• A window into anyone’s world By David Sarno

• `Open Season’ back as awards season hunt rolls along By Susan King

• Rock you like a family man By Mikael Wood

• Two for “the Park” By Rob Kendt

• The story is written on this actor’s face By Bruce Wallace

• Obscure `Happy End’ is given a fresh start By Lynne Heffley

• `The Last Resort’ The Eagles | 1976 By Geoff Boucher

• It’s their turn to see red By Jon Caramanica

• True friendship tested by a `ratty’ standard

• In Brentwood, quaint finds a new crowd By Mayrav Saar

• Africa is still terra incognita By Todd Boyd

• An Indian moment, perhaps? By Josh Getlin

• An Indian moment, perhaps? By Josh Getlin

• Aggressive is good, when you win By Steve Rosenbloom

• `The Last Resort’ The Eagles | 1976 By Geoff Boucher

Thousands join bicoastal war protest

• Giuliani plays it close to the vest By Mark Z. Barabak

• Charles, Camilla visit Philadelphia

• Libby trial shows unsealed lips in CIA By Richard B. Schmitt

• Texas convict on a slow road to death By Lianne Hart

• Clinton woos voters in Iowa By Michael Finnegan

• A deal in the desert for Senator Reid? By Chuck Neubauer and Tom Hamburger

• 40 years later, recalling the lessons of Apollo 1 By Michael Cabbage

• Traditional travel puts Amish at risk By Jenny Jarvie

• Escapee arrested after six-day hunt

• Schools banning student cellphones

• Dancers sue police after strip club raid

• Oregon counties nearing budget crisis By Lynn Marshall

• Checks of medical pot dealers urged

• Freedom Riders retrace journey

• U.S. State Dept. report to address possible arms violations by Israel

Nixon and the King

• Figures of speech By Joel Pett

• ‘Bump,’ ‘thump,’ the Cat’s back

• Apocalypse no By David A. Bell

• The curse of the 22nd Amendment By Jonathan Chait

• Learning to ‘embrace the suck’ in Iraq By Austin Bay

• By Christopher S. Lehane

• Role reversal

• A real estate bust would boost L.A. By Joel Kotkin

• Primary objective

• Surf’s up, and sewage too

• How California can spoil the ‘08 election By Philip J. Trounstine

• Black coaches? The NFL drops the ball By Dave Zirin

• Latinos and gangs: the hopeful flip side By Gregory Rodriguez

Iraq courts Democrats

• Iraqi soldiers still rely heavily on U.S. Army By Alexandra Zavis

• Attack on U.S. vehicle kills 2

• Bringing home a new Islam By Borzou Daragahi

• Pakistan mosque bombing kills police chief, officers By Laura King and Zulfiqar Ali

• Argentina debates whether kidnapping was authentic By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Ecuador’s dark side of emigration By Chris Kraul

• Agreements bring strike to an end

• School’s collapse kills at least 11 girls

• Officials say attack on port averted

• Tijuana police get guns back

• 60 Iraqis, 7 U.S. troops are killed By Borzou Daragahi

• 7 more killed in Palestinian infighting