Archive for Wednesday, May 09, 2007

• Angioplasty favored over drug treatment By Thomas H. Maugh II

LAPD shake-up continues as civilian toll at melee grows

• Man held in ‘85 slaying of ex-officer By Jonathan Abrams

• Cal State Fresno shooting leaves 1 dead, 2 injured By Eric Bailey and Steve Chawkins

• A rush to grab pets and wallets By Paul Pringle and Ted Rohrlich

• Hundreds flee as wind drives flames through Griffith Park By Paul Pringle and Rong-Gong Lin II

• Gil Ferguson, 84; conservative served 10 years in state Assembly By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Getting the vote out in an election that spans a border By Jennifer Delson

• They scamper, we stalk By James Ricci

• Grand jury chides OCTA for lag in rail crossing work By David Reyes

• Audit faults the DWP, contractor on Owens project By Duke Helfand

• Hilton launches appeal, turns to gov. for pardon By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• Isabella Blow, 48; fashion editor had one-of-a-kind style By Mary Rourke

• Bill seeks to protect VA campus By Martha Groves

• Giving shelter from the storm of deportation By Louis Sahagun

• On death, grief and moving on, Didion captivates an L.A. audience By Carla Hall

• Carey Bell, 70; blues harmonica player worked with legends

• Animals, keepers stay at L.A. Zoo By Carla Hall

• Defense may call Hollywood madam in Spector trial By Peter Y. Hong and Chuck Philips

• O.C. man decapitates mother, kills himself

• $150,000 settlement in fatally botched surgery

• Ethics Commission passes Villaraigosa case to judge By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Killer’s mother recounts his history By John Spano

• Timeline on death chamber explained By Henry Weinstein

• O.C. parents grieve from hospital room By David Haldane

• Service planned for Zola Taylor of the Platters

• Possible juvenile hall abuse to be probed

• Irvine man held in death of Mission Viejo resident

• 6 L.A. County charter schools are among 39 in state to be certified By Howard Blume

• Corona girl faked abduction, police say By Maeve Reston

• Capo Unified seeking renters By Seema Mehta

• Forensic science errors are cited; strict rules urged By John Spano

• PASSINGS

• Rocco, others must pay for school district lawsuit

• Teamwork is sought for anti-gang plan

• Ramp closure

• U.S. officials allegedly drugged 2 deportees By Anna Gorman and Greg Krikorian

• 5 killed when train hits SUV at rail crossing

• Charges filed in posting of swastikas at office

• Shifting currents reveal remains of clipper ship

• Control of Yorba Linda fire expected tonight By William Heisel

It wasn’t exactly blood and guts after the boxing

• Infighting revealed in Landis case By Michael A. Hiltzik

• A TRUE WARRIOR By Mark Heisler

• `Fifth major’ can be a guide to U.S. Open By Thomas Bonk

• Warning to Hockeytown: A new sheriff rules rivalry By Helene Elliott

• The ending was almost inevitable By Bill Dwyre

• CORNER KICKS By Grahame L. Jones

• Angels can’t figure out Lee By Mike Digiovanna

• Speed a factor in Corrales’ death By Lance Pugmire

• Dodgers fail to contain Cabrera By Kevin Baxter

• Jury awards Pincay $2.7 million By Bob Mieszerski

• Stoudemire gets Suns past Spurs

• Federer defeats Almagro on clay By Gary Klein, Lonnie White, and Ben Bolch

• Online poll

• Mission Viejo divers hit the mark By Lauren Peterson

• Tuesday’s top performers

• RESULTS

• Challenger for America’s Cup

• He doesn’t go ape with predictions By Chris Foster

• FISH REPORT

• RESULTS

• Report: Palmeiro, Sosa records sought

• Anderson to have surgery on elbow By Kevin Baxter

• Glavine wins 294th; Bonds hits 745th

• Hartigan hired to lead San Juan Capistrano Serra football to the next level By Martin Henderson

• Illness puts Speier on the disabled list By Mike Digiovanna

• Upland’s Barnes is girls’ soccer player of the year in California

• Chatsworth’s Moustakas sets state record with 48th career home run By Eric Sondheimer

• Marchant closer to returning By Lonnie White

• Fleetheart faces biggest test yet By Bob Mieszerski

A hybrid? Seriously?

• Fast to adjust to surroundings By Susan Carpenter

For owner, end of the line

• Disney posts growth in all of its segments By Richard Verrier

• You may not be getting all you pay for at the pump By Elizabeth Douglass

• HBO chief accused of assault in 1991 By Claudia Eller

• HP expects an extra $1 billion in revenue

• Entrepreneurs need to get a life By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Video-on-demand shows to be free, with a catch By Meg James

• Film piracy mushrooming in Canada By Jim Puzzanghera

• Fidelity units fined over sales pitches

• Warner Music posts wider loss

• GM to press for caps on emissions

• Burlington plans ‘green’ rail yard

• Cisco profit jumps on overseas orders

• Minority film, TV writers not advancing By Richard Verrier

• N.Y. dealt setback in Grasso case By Walter Hamilton

• Stater Bros. profit more than doubles

• Dow Jones insider trading alleged

• EA loss widens as industry sees gains By Alex Pham

• Motorola agrees to settle SEC case

• Union breaks off talks with grocers By Jerry Hirsch

• Coalition calls for coverage reform

• FDA to assess anemia drugs By Daniel Costello

• More results

• Purdue to settle over OxyContin

• Amazon.com, IBM settle patent suits

• Tainted animal feed: a brief overview

• Stocks end flat on weak data

• Rumors lift stock of Countrywide By E. Scott Reckard

• Home prices expected to fall further

• Delta to add flights at LAX

• Citigroup commits to climate change

• Plant linked to pet deaths had history of polluting By Don Lee and Abigail Goldman

• Set dress code to fix attire problem By Karen E. Klein

The green party

• The ‘80’s greatest hits By Regina Schrambling

• Happy to be seeing red By Russ Parsons

• My ‘life advisor’ sent me By S. Irene Virbila

• Mad for midnight dining By Leslee Komaiko

• A bruschetta for meat lovers By Betty Hallock

• Home of the 20-inch sausage By Linda Burum

• White-hot Australia By Patrick Comiskey

• New turn for tongs By Donna Deane

• Little James’ Basket Press, France By S. Irene Virbila

Creature feature

• Jim and Ryan’s excellent adventure By Jay A. Fernandez

• L.A. bash fits Escada’s livelier tone By Rose Apodaca

• When you think you know your friend By Mary Mcnamara

• Celebrity posse has become passe By Gina Piccalo

• Showing a sassy side By Richard Cromelin, Daryl H. Miller, August Brown

• Miller wrestles with his muse By Tim Rutten

• `Spring Awakening’ grabs the spotlight

• Here he comes to save the day: `24’s’ juicy villain By Patrick Day

• FX renews `Dirt’ and `The Riches’ By Lynn Smith

• Poet turns a page in poetry prize history By Mary Carole Mccauley

• High schoolers learn the art of preservation

• As the world – or the satellite – turns By Diane Werts

• Antiwar art makes Turner list

• FINALLY

• A golden time for the Grammys By Geoff Boucher

• Mirren declines royal invitation

• KUSC pledge drive sets record By Lynn Smith

• Mixing books, digital channel By Josh Getlin

• ‘Warriors’ tickets on sale soon By Lynne Heffley

• Snicket series goes paperback

• NBC barely makes the top 20 as CBS rules

6 charged in plot to strike Army base

• Penalized researcher retires By David Willman

• Objections don’t stop Wolfowitz investigation By Joel Havemann

• Officer defends action that killed 24 Iraqis

• 31 states to track warming By Janet Wilson

• 35,000 warned of call-up

• Better stress tests are urged for vets

• Consortium wins contract to run Livermore lab By Ralph Vartabedian

• Queen visits WWII memorial

• Senate panel OKs bill to boost fuel efficiency standard By Richard Simon

• Anti-cancer vaccine to be blocked

• Jury selected for Padilla trial By Carol J. Williams

• Democrats plan ‘short leash’ for war funds By Noam N. Levey

• Pact lowers cost of AIDS drugs

• Former lab worker to face one charge

• Cuban militant’s indictment tossed

• Hospital says girl’s surgery lacked OK

• Giuliani’s foes see abortion as chink in armor By Michael Finnegan

• Wiser intelligence

• Mickey and quinceaneras

• Hearts and minds in Turkey By Ayaan Hirsi Ali

• Preparation, inspiration, aspiration By Ronald Brownstein

• A neurotic’s Catch-22 By Randye Hoder

• The low road

• Northern Ireland’s past has a future By Tony Platt

Driven to find a king’s tomb

• New era begins for Northern Ireland as ex-rivals take power By Kim Murphy

• Germans wary of security measures By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Flowers placed at Soviet statue

• Benedict to confront a vast theological divide in Brazil By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Detainee transfer is ruled illegal

• Rival Shiite militias feud after Iraq bombing By Garrett Therolf and Saad Fakhrildeen

• Afghan bill restricting foreign forces advances

• China, Russia faulted for Sudan arms sales By Maggie Farley

• Rights activist confesses, is freed

• Hard-liner is new speaker of parliament

• Premier made offering to shrine

• Militants attack 3 pipelines