Archive for Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Spread of TB from patient unlikely, tests show

Arrest greeted by disbelief

• Port drivers steer toward clean-truck program By Ronald D. White and Louis Sahagun

• Detective describes guns found in Spector’s home By Peter Y. Hong

• Ed Yost, 87; his innovations gave rise to the modern age of hot-air ballooning By Martin Weil

• Alleged coup plotters sought CHP training By Robert J. Lopez and Rich Connell

• Dorothy R. Dellinger, 89; aide to Reagan in the White House, L.A.

• Pamela Low, 79; created flavored coating for Cap’n Crunch cereal

• Brewer unable to land schools deputy By Joel Rubin

• Witness who taped shooting backs airman’s version By Maeve Reston

• She’s wanted, but what’s best for foster child? By Sara Lin

• Wiley Mayne, 90; House GOP member who voted not to impeach Nixon

• 118 Freeway project runs low on funds By Gregory W. Griggs

• James Deakin, 77; critical reporter made Nixon’s ‘enemies list’

• Maurice Marsac, 92; French actor often portrayed snooty waiters By Valerie J. Nelson

• DWP proposes rate increases for water and electricity use

• Winds fan brush fire, hundreds are evacuated

• Agency move on repair service at issue By Peter Nicholas

• Sheriff’s female ranks hit record high By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Animal Services seizes 120 pet rats By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Police capture suspect in string of bank robberies By Greg Krikorian

• Irvine district adopts gift-taking policy

• Hollywood Hills man pleads not guilty to murdering woman By Tami Abdollah

• Death of man found in his home ruled homicide

• Living not so large in the halls of power By Steve Lopez

• Number of complaints against LAPD employees rose last year By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Black LAPD officers protest a promotion By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Worker is electrocuted while installing pipe

• 3 sheriff’s deputies and a police dog shot

• Man killed by Border Patrol agent is identified

• Tom Sizemore accused of violating probation

• Board backs stamp for late Mayor Tom Bradley

• Agency issues county bond and credit ratings

• Same-sex unions OKd by Assembly By Nancy Vogel

• Supervisors reject call for buffer zones on farmland By Catherine Saillant

• City backs bill to open police discipline hearings

• Delgadillo agrees to pay for campaign violations

• Supervisors to study Medicare drug policy

• Chapman University names law school dean

A BREAK-NECK PLACE

• Angels keep their game up in lights By Mike Digiovanna

• A great start, bad finish By Ben Bolch

• Ducks this close to Cup By Eric Stephens

• Serena gets slammed grandly By Chuck Culpepper

• Love-Haiti dynamic By Kevin Baxter

• Orlando close on Donovan, Van Gundy

• Thinking inside boxes By Chris Dufresne

• Injured Kunitz may miss more time By Lonnie White

• CORNER KICKS By Grahame L. Jones

• FISH REPORT

• All-Star ballot watch By Christine Daniels

• Coliseum panel mulls options By Sam Farmer

• Hamilton transfers from Dorsey to Compton Dominguez By Eric Sondheimer

• It didn’t take long to crush Ice By Robyn Norwood

• Baze looks to pad lead in jockey standings By Bob Mieszerski

• AAF becomes LA84 Foundation By Bill Dwyre

• Harris, Murray turn focus from U.S. Open to state title chase By Dan Arritt

• RESULTS

• Mickelson to rest his wrist By Lonnie White, Bob Mieszerski, and Thomas Bonk

• NASCAR monitors wings By Jim Peltz

• Lakers raise ticket prices again By Mike Bresnahan

• Schmidt shows he’s still got the right stuff By Bill Plaschke

• RESULTS

• Cabrera an All-Star longshot By Mike Digiovanna

• Long, late trip has a bumpy ending By Ben Bolch

• Is A-Rod in the Angels future? Probably not, but By Mike Digiovanna

• The return of Jason

• Colorado designates Finley for assignment

• tst: This is the webhead

A new luster

• THEIR SERIOUS SIDE By Tom O'Neil

• MAKING ‘EM LAUGH By Tom O'Neil

• HERE COME THE BIG GUNS By Tom O'Neil

• EVOLUTION OF AN IDEA By Patrick Day

• A LOT TO LIKE By Mary Mcnamara

• A GALAXY NEAR YOU By Mark Olsen

• GET READY TO GRUMBLE By Scott Collins

• THE LAST WORD By Mary Mcnamara; Paul Brownfield; Robert Lloyd

• SUCH THE DRAMA KING By Martin Miller

• THE ENVELOPE POLL

• NETWORK REPORT By Tom O'Neil

Whole Foods-Wild Oats merger opposed by FTC

• Universal sees rebirth of box-office prospects By Lorenza Munoz

• Wind supporters line up By Elizabeth Douglass

• A very quiet British invasion By Jerry Hirsch

• At HBO, veterans rise to the top By Meg James and Claudia Eller

• Sarbanes-Oxley: No more delays By Cyndia Zwahlen

• For loans, uncles may beat Uncle Sam By E. Scott Reckard

• Hopes ebbing for cuts in interest rates By Tom Petruno

• Coca-Cola dives into effort to save water By Mitchell Landsberg

• Stumbling Chinese shares regain footing By Don Lee

• GM contracts for electric car

• FCC is pressured on ownership rules By Jim Puzzanghera

• MannKind to settle lawsuit By Daniel Yi

• Figures signal expansion in services, manufacturing

• True Religion to focus on stores

• Colony to buy 65% of Tamoil By Elizabeth Douglass

• General Mills to raise prices

• Burkle to aid Dow Jones bid By Joseph Menn

• SEC says IBM misled investors

• Tagline must fit product, buyers By Karen E. Klein

• Fed chief’s talk stalls stocks

• Probe of state-run insurer may grow By Marc Lifsher

• EBay to begin auctioning radio advertising time

• Actors sue New Line over `Rings’ payments By Robert W. Welkos

• Option tax loophole is targeted By Jonathan Peterson

• U.S. widens probe of Jackson Hewitt

• Guess posts 72% jump in profit

• Dell to stop making TVs, sources say

• Court strikes blow to Televisa

So, Ben, are those wheels hot or what?

• The space race By Dan Neil

• That `click it’ seat belt campaign drives motorists crazy By Ralph Vartabedian

A very special delivery

• Shanghai showcase By Linda Burum

• Aperitifs that really sparkle By Jenn Garbee

• Chic = pies are squared By Betty Hallock

• Keep an eye on that last bite By S. Irene Virbila

• Summer will be golden By Russ Parsons

• NV Juve & Camps Brut Rose Pinot Noir By S. Irene Virbila

• Could 30 under $30 be next? By Leslee Komaiko

White still a primary color

• Anime instinct By Michael J. Ybarra

• A subject worthyof his time By Josh Getlin

• Fight like cats and dogs By Robert W. Welkos

• Stars dig in their feet for ‘Ocean’s’ premiere

• Forget the police drama, tune in to a policy debate By Paul Davenport

• A grudge that won’t go away By F. Kathleen Foley

• Lifetime premiere sets record By Matea Gold

• After just six words, he’s sold By Jay A. Fernandez

• UCLA Live gets Sondheim to talk By Chris Pasles

• Season finale but not the series end By Geoff Berkshire

• Princess Diana photos prompt sons’ outcry By Robert Barr

• World premieres on the marquees By Mike Boehm

• Cormac McCarthy opens up to Oprah By Don Babwin

• Leny Andrade links stories and styles By Don Heckman

• Canceled `Jericho’ may return after all By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Kerouac biographer says there’s a vendetta By Josh Getlin

• Letters give new insight into Flannery O’Connor By Dorie Turner

• Biggest draw yet for ‘08 debates By Matea Gold

• New name for TV museum

• Carol Burnett suit thrown out

• A last supper to remember By Tim Rutten

• Laurie, Larry David separating By Robert W. Welkos

• Game show championships

• FINALLY

Libby term poses dilemma

• Justice Department reportedly bent rules on voter fraud charges By Richard A. Serrano

• School to reopen site of massacre

• Immigration, Bush in crossfire By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan

• Congress focuses on local crime fighting By Noam N. Levey

• Univison proposes debate in Spanish By Peter Wallsten

• Test scores up, but achievement gaps persist By Howard Blume

• Jefferson faces House investigation

• Plane carrying organ to patient crashes, kills 6

• Town’s rent law remains blocked

• Colombian rebel to begin trial in U.S. By Josh Meyer

• Absolutists turn against other foes of abortion By Stephanie Simon

• Glaxo says study eases concerns about Avandia By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Immigration case’s dismissal appealed

• Groups seek ban on cleaning chemicals By Marla Cone

• Pressure on immigration bill persists By Maura Reynolds and Nicole Gaouette

• Cool it, it’s not a Cold War By Rajan Menon

• A decent ruling

• What I learned from ‘The Price Is Right’ By Ken Kurson

• Free the old, fix the prisons By Vince Beiser

• G-8 to Bush: cap emissions By Ronald Brownstein

• If the levees break

• Connecting the Dots

A veiled-eye view of Saudi segregation

• Iraq’s leader can’t get out of 1st gear By Ned Parker

• U.S. foreign service understaffed, report says By Paul Richter

• Battered but standing in Argentina By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Eichmann’s passport bearing alias discovered in Argentina By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Guards kill a bomber in Baghdad By Alexandra Zavis

• Bush touts missile defense, ‘freedom agenda’ in Prague By James Gerstenzang

• Nazi-era mass grave unearthed

• Gates joining in D-day ceremonies

• 4th suspect held in alleged JFK plot

• Climate control now measure of Merkel By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Thousands flee Cyclone Gonu

• Marines balked at Haditha inquiry By Tony Perry