Archive for Thursday, June 21, 2007

Doctors change course again on estrogen therapy

Anteaters attract admirers

• Chinese divided by scandal in S.F. By John M. Glionna

• Coolant can ban tops panel’s agenda By Janet Wilson

• Weekly papers’ battle over ads is a full-court press By John L. Mitchell

• Center of the sci-fi universe By Sara Lin

• Men held in jail were friends, colleagues By Ashley Powers and Yvonne Villarreal

• Beverly Hills to ban cafe smoking By Tiffany Hsu and Stuart Silverstein

• Forgive me, Father, for I have tailgated By Bob Pool and Tami Abdollah

• Thommie Walsh, 57; ‘Chorus Line’ dancer won two Tony Awards as a choreographer By Mary Rourke

• Mistrial declared in O.C. child’s slaying By Christine Hanley

• Zeev Schiff, 74; Israeli editor, defense expert

• Abortion procedure caused death of Riverside woman, lawsuit alleges By Jonathan Abrams

• 2 projects proposed near area wetlands By Gregory W. Griggs

• Antonio Aguilar, 88; Mexican singer and actor had a huge following north of the border By Agustin Gurza

• Delgadillo used his staff for baby-sitting, errands By Matt Lait

• Hank Medress, 68; pop music producer, a member of the Tokens

• Jim Shoulders, 79; the ‘Babe Ruth of rodeo’ also starred in beer ads

• Long-delayed housing project faces new delay

• State rebukes nursing home after probe By Mary Engel

• City to continue funding Chamber of Commerce

• City to allow nightspots to stay open longer

• Police search home and office of Bell Gardens councilman By Andrew Blankstein and Greg Krikorian

• Firefighters battle small blazes on three fronts

• Smelt deaths again prompt lawsuit that aims to suspend water exports By Eric Bailey

• Classes canceled after train derails near college

• Memorial service is set for Robert R. Wark

• Officials find way to make impression on street racers

• Rental ad twisted into battle over bias By Dana Parsons

• Disney Co. challenge to housing qualifies By Seema Mehta

• Ex-student charged in UC Riverside threats By Sara Lin

• More information sought in marriage case By Maura Dolan

• Delgadillo’s wife pleads no contest By Matt Lait

Bland in Boston

• 600

• Track championships have a new look By Philip Hersh

• Lakers hold the cards, for now By Mark Heisler

• Irvine’s run comes to end, 7-1 By Peter Yoon

• `Pacman’ Jones charged with two felonies By Lonnie White

• It was all down from there for Stenberg By Pete Thomas

• Schmidt will sit out the season By Ben Bolch

• Holdsclaw explains retirement By Lauren Peterson

• Our kid steps up in class for the benefit of the kids By T J. Simers

• TEEING OFF By Thomas Bonk

• Company says it wants to help clean up cycling By Diane Pucin

• Little goes a long way for Angels By Mike Digiovanna

• Finchem wants drug tests By Thomas Bonk

• FISH REPORT

• NFL to get benefits to disabled players faster

• CHIVAS USA TONIGHT at Houston, 6 PDT By Jaime Cárdenas

• Carnoustie’s Philp suspended

• It’s never too early to plan ahead By Robyn Norwood

• Bedford Falls arrives in Southland By Bob Mieszerski

• Saunders to start for Weaver By Mike Digiovanna

• A look at trade possibilities, attendance and more By Ben Bolch

• NL RESULT

• No Secrets Here ends layoff By Bob Mieszerski

• U.S., Mexico are favorites, but nothing would surprise By Grahame L. Jones

• Comets (1-10) defeat the Sparks

• Huntington Beach loses in national surfing finals

• RESULTS

• Barrett is traded by Cubs to Padres

• Kuo’s effort gives bullpen a workout By Ben Bolch

• UFC announces super bowl series bouts By Lance Pugmire

At long last, a starring role

• So many films, so little time By Susan King

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Bedside manners By Geoff Boucher

• Thicker than water By Susan King

• Not camera-shy By Liane Bonin

• Sweet dreams can come true By S. Irene Virbila

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• John Cusack By Jessica Gelt

• Prince’s dinner theater

• A good bargain is music to his ears By Mark Sachs

• Staying up late at the museum

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• With a song in their hearts, stars salute the Singing Cowboy By Geoff Boucher

• Rap-around sound By Soren Baker

• Rapper tunes in to the movies By Chris Lee

• Comic-book art gets a place on the wall By Alex Chun

• He’s proud to be the teachers’ pet By Brenda Rees

• It’s hot, but Jones stays cool By Mikael Wood

• Guy pals just can’t seem to take the hint By Samantha Bonar

• Off-screen and offbeat By Andrew Hiltzik

• ‘Candide’ show is back on

• FINALLY

• They do not like ‘Sam I Am’

• ‘Lord of Rings’ play opens

• `Big Dog’ sits on top of the chart By Geoff Boucher

• ‘Citizen Kane’ tops AFI list By Robert W. Welkos

`Nasty, crowded’ travel season off to a halting start

• Fed meets housing activists amid loan oversight criticism By Jonathan Peterson

• The key issues in the grocery talks By Jerry Hirsch

• Pinkberry passes test, but cold war goes on By Kimi Yoshino

• Wal-Mart to stock up on cash hubs By Abigail Goldman

• Kerkorian calls off plan to buy Las Vegas sites By Martin Zimmerman

• Building community, commerce for Viacom By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Wait to get into exclusive restaurant may be longest ever at Disneyland By Kimi Yoshino

• Brillstein-Grey changes name

• Circuit City posts loss in quarter

• Sony to offer more PlayStation 3 games

• Madison Dearborn in deal for Nuveen

• Sides rest in racial bias case against studio By Lorenza Munoz

• Theme park spending on upswing? By Kimi Yoshino

• Mexico planning to raise its tax receipts By Marla Dickerson and Carlos Martinez

• Grocery contract appears remote By Jerry Hirsch

• IPhone to play YouTube clips

• Stocks tumble as yields rise

• Calpine files plan to exit bankruptcy

• Strike in Nigeria puts exports at risk

• American Airlines pilots oust union leadership in election

• Troubled Airbus touts raft of orders for A350 jet

• `Mad Men’ and Jack Daniel’s: Bad mix? By Lynn Smith

• California completes sale of bonds

• Murdoch bid is alive as board holds sway By Joseph Menn

• Blackstone IPO: Price too rich? By Walter Hamilton

• Enron’s ex-CFO to pay $300,000

• Yahoo agrees to buy Rivals.com

• Morgan Stanley’s profit climbs 39%

• Whole Foods to sell 35 stores in Oats deal

Getty staffer is named curator of antiquities

• dev:Head for et-combo By Ss and Ra Rizzo

• dev:head for et-jumpstory20 By Ss and Ra Rizzo

• dev:Head for two-pix By Ss and Ra Rizzo

Soldier killed on deployment for colleague

• Let a thousand scenarios bloom By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan

• New Orleans flood risk lower, not erased By Ralph Vartabedian

• Firehouse mourns its fallen By Jenny Jarvie and Richard Fausset

• High court is good for business By David G. Savage

• Illegal immigrants would comply with bill, poll says By Nicole Gaouette

• Crowd kills man after car hits child

• Firings disclosed during murder trial

• Fewer boos for Clinton on Iraq By Peter Nicholas

• Phone privacy case pits Justice Dept. vs. states By Henry Weinstein

• U.S. to delay revised rules for passports

• Bush vetoes embryonic stem cell funding By Maura Reynolds

• Panel OKs cuts to student lenders

• Shuttle’s heat shield safe to come home

• Moms said to be at bar when kids died

• Candid camera

• A new carbon standard By Daniel Sperling

• A city is born, maybe By Patt Morrison

• Fresh, in South L.A.

• What Mr. Cross didn’t teach us By Gustavo Arellano

• Free Alan Johnston

Double visionaries

• Enter the world of doors By Bettijane Levine

• Man in the mirror By David A. Keeps

• A new vibe in soundscaping By Jeff Spurrier

• A Bowl’s-eye view By Lisa Boone

• How to read a blank wall By Janet Eastman

• Love, murder and destruction By Bettijane Levine

• A voyeuristic adventure By Bettijane Levine

• Lovely By Chris Erskine

The next Palestinian powder keg

• Starving orphans rescued By Tina Susman and Zeena Kareem

• Russians reject U.N. council’s Kosovo plan By Maggie Farley

• Iraqi city empties as U.S. forces comb area By Alexandra Zavis

• China may lead in greenhouse gases By Mitchell Landsberg

• There’s talk of Blair as a Mideast envoy By James Gerstenzang and Kim Murphy

• Kazakh leader’s daughter confirms divorce By David Holley

• 3 Sierra Leoneans guilty of using child soldiers, other war crimes

• BlackBerry users warned of spying

• 4 Gaza militants slain in Israeli raid

• Chief U.S. envoy visits Pyongyang

• Japan returns to old name for Iwo Jima

• 10-acre Patagonia lake disappears

• Green Zone is taking more hits By Tina Susman

• Tijuana tycoon barred from campaigning By Richard Marosi

• Roadside bomb kills 3 Canadians