Archive for Tuesday, May 15, 2007

• People who feel wronged can really take it to heart By Karen Kaplan

School board race: the players, the stakes, the skinny

• Famed weightlifter muscled out By Bob Pool

• Little Arabia’s `mayor’ eases tensions By Dave Mckibben

• Death at King-Harbor probed By Charles Ornstein

• LAPD tactics assailed at hearing By Ashraf Khalil

• A race to save Catalina research By Louis Sahagun and Steve Padilla

• Gift revives Santa Ana YMCA building plans By Jennifer Delson

• Gov. asks for cuts as state deficit looms By Evan Halper and Jordan Rau

• Kate Webb, 64; pioneering UPI foreign correspondent was captured in Vietnam War By Elaine Woo

• Spector jurors get a laugh as gun incident is recalled By Peter Y. Hong

• Leonard Eron, 87; psychologist saw link between TV violence, aggression By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• $1.2 million to go to study traffic By David Reyes

• Ex-union chief gets 5 years probation for embezzlement By Joe Mathews

• Judge refuses to free child’s killer By Joe Mozingo

• District fights to retain Locke By Joel Rubin

• Fire destroys 6 trailers; 8 families are left homeless By David Kelly

• Exhibit benefits arts, environmental groups

• 6 charges dropped in student gun case By Richard Winton

• Ducks l’Orange County cooking up excitement By Dana Parsons

• 19 file for Millender-McDonald seat By John L. Mitchell

• James Abegglen, 81; management consultant wrote 9 books on Japan

• Dodger Dogs out at the plate? By Stuart Silverstein

• Dr. John K. Lattimer, 92; urologist, ballistics expert on JFK evidence

• Official’s prosecution sought By Christian Berthelsen

• Villaraigosa to offer green plan for L.A. By Steve Hymon and Duke Helfand

• Pair held in fatal stabbing By Richard Winton

A recipe for success

• In tight series, Ducks lose Kunitz to surgery By Eric Stephens

• Looking back, Fisher sees it all so clearly By J A. Adande

• His name isn’t Mud, but he takes good notes By Jerry Crowe

• Tomko gives it away early By Ben Bolch

• Kotchman has a grand time By Mike Digiovanna

• Bradley to be appointed U.S. soccer coach By Grahame L. Jones

• Duffy shoots up baseball’s charts By Eric Sondheimer

• Suns fight back late to surprise the Spurs

• RESULTS

• Luna Rossa upsets Oracle in semifinal series opener

• Happy to give him the third degree By Chris Foster

• Scioscia is not overly worried about Shields By Mike Digiovanna

• FISH REPORT

• It’s a brand new day for the World Series By Mike Digiovanna and Greg Johnson

• Favre denies ever demanding a trade By Grahame L. Jones

• RESULTS

• The Times’ Rankings By Dan Arritt

• USC-bound Tyler tests his leg By Eric Sondheimer

• Senators push Sabres to brink of elimination

• El Toro tries to overcome a big injury in playoff opener By Dan Arritt

• Kennedy has a tough road in the playoffs By Martin Henderson

• MONDAY’S TOP PERFORMERS

• Detroit coach reconfigures lineup By Lonnie White

• The Times’ Rankings By Martin Henderson

• Masters meet to go on without some top swimmers By Lauren Peterson

• Landis’ defense on attack By Michael A. Hiltzik

• Brothers are talk of town By Joel Greenberg

• Little says mix at third not a platoon By Ben Bolch

• Odom to have surgery today By Mike Bresnahan

• Bergmann stifles the Braves’ bats, 2-1

Burkle company to buy specialty magazine unit

• NBC’s fall lineup includes backup plans By Meg James and Richard Verrier

• Selling Spanish TV to ad buyers By Lorenza Munoz

• Fuel prices rise to record high in U.S. By Ronald D. White

• Medicare may limit Amgen medicines By Daniel Costello

• State joins in suit against U.S. over rules on mileage By Marc Lifsher

• Short-term T-bill rates fall in auction

• U.S. banks tighten mortgage standards

• SEC won’t fight ruling on brokers

• Trouble coming for Cayman tax paradise? By Carol J. Williams

• Microsoft seeks royalties from open-source software

• AMD starts selling new graphics chips

• Big carriers ditch some fare hikes

• Long haul ahead for Chrysler’s buyer By John O'Dell

• Suit accuses railroads of price fixing

• Groups seek foreclosure delay

• UAW chief is on board with deal By Martin Zimmerman and Jenny Jarvie

• Local news site delays India posts

• Dow Jones bid is defended by Murdoch By Thomas S. Mulligan and Joseph Menn

• Hansen tells of errors in options

• Chrysler deal lifts Dow

• Prosecution hammers key witness in Black case

• McDonald’s to expand test marketing of Angus burger

• Ceridian fires executive over leak

• Gemstar chairman avoids jail for now

• Countrywide to add 2,000 staffers

• Oracle insider trading case is settled By Michelle Quinn

• Coke settles suits over benzene risk

• Weekend Box Office

• L.A. hotel settles union-button dispute By Joe Mathews

• Chrysler deal a key test for private equity By Tom Petruno and Walter Hamilton

• Satisfaction with purchases climbs By James S. Granelli

Team boasts strength, smarts and spirituality

• Big ideas and salvation By Chris Pasles

• They’re not heavy By Irene Lacher

• Relating old and new tales from the war By Susan King

• Lock, stock and `Gamekeeper’ By Geoff Boucher

• Even with a whisper, his music resonates By Robert Hilburn

• Sizemore settles Fleiss lawsuit

• Even for Tony, a murder most foul By Paul Brownfield

• Remember where you’re from By Ann Powers

• McCartney is taking his act online By Randy Lewis

• George Lopez lashes out at ABC By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Simple, deadly terror of IEDs By Tony Perry

• Cornwell sues author for libel

• A bloody but riveting historical novel of Breda siege By Kai Maristed

• NBC hopes less equals more ratings By Martin Miller

• Depression hits Lars Von Trier

• Mum’s the word, Rowling says

• Lock, stock and `Gamekeeper’ By Geoff Boucher

• CBS cans two more shock jocks

• The Beav goes to Broadway

Showing a divide on Iraq exit

• Al Qaeda is specter shading Padilla’s trial By Carol J. Williams

• After the storm, do you fight or falter? By P J. Huffstutter

• McNulty, Justice’s No. 2, resigns By Richard A. Serrano

• Bush moves to regulate auto emissions By Maura Reynolds and Richard Simon

• Prosecutor: A valentine held names of detainees

• Bald eagles no longer threatened?

• MySpace is asked to reveal names of sex offenders

• Killer’s death sentence is restored By David G. Savage

• Democrats plan another war vote

• Seeking gay marriage, not civil unions

• GOP presidential candidates stick to the playbook By Michael Finnegan

• Supreme Court orders review of award in Ford rollover case By David G. Savage

• Wolfowitz faulted for `damage done’ to the World Bank By Nicole Gaouette

• Just how crazy are the Dems? By Jonah Goldberg

• The wrong loophole

• Liberte, egalite, infidelite By Pamela Druckerman

• One more time

• Guard duty

• Allstate defends its move By George Ruebenson

• It’s not the people, it’s the processes By David L. Brewer III

Palestinian interior minister calls it quits

• Allies of Al Qaeda probably hold soldiers, U.S. says By Tina Susman

• Gunmen kill U.S., Pakistani soldiers By Laura King and Zulfiqar Ali

• Returning to work, warily By Ned Parker and Said Rifai

• Philippine opposition takes early lead By Paul Watson

• Toll of drug war rises in Mexico By Héctor Tobar

• The Iraq war, spliced for a YouTube world By Edmund Sanders

• Amazon murder case flows upstream By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Colombia orders 19 politicians arrested By Chris Kraul

• Japan moves to extend its role in Iraq

• Pacifist charter can go to a vote

• Government seeks to kill kangaroos

• Police chief, aide ousted over wiretaps

• 2 pro-reform papers reopen

• Officer suspected of aiding Serb spy

• Backers of former leaders arrested