Archive for Thursday, September 27, 2007

• Vaccines with mercury are called low risk By Denise Gellene

• Rice cultivated in China 7,700 years ago By Thomas H. Maugh II

Rancho Mirage seniors try to make sense of loss

• Laguna Niguel reaches out to Iraqis By Tony Barboza

• Spector mistrial isn’t end of case By Peter Y. Hong and John Spano

• Claremont school gets $200 million By Larry Gordon

• New arrest for suspect in O.C. case By Christine Hanley

• Supervisor decries L.A. housing plan By David Zahniser and Steve Hymon

• Wolfgang ‘Pief’ Panofsky, 88; nuclear physicist pushed for Stanford’s linear accelerator By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Mayor gets $50 million for schools By , Duke Helf, and Howard Blume

• Bill Wirtz, 77; owned Chicago Blackhawks, chaired NHL board By Neil Milbert

• Caches of drugs, weapons found at day-care facility By Richard Winton

• NBC deals salon unkindest cut of all By Bob Pool

• Switching seasons

• Lynwood mayor, 3 council members recalled By Andrew Blankstein

• Heading into autumn

• Law eases use of home detention By Patrick Mcgreevy

• For outdated meters, time running out By Steve Hymon

• Two engineers indicted in economic espionage

• Baby at the center of dispute with Kaiser is transferred elsewhere By Charles Ornstein

• Lottery results

• INSIDE

• San Diego joins opponents of O.C.’s toll road extension By David Reyes

• INSIDE

• Man arrested in ambulance theft

• Lockdown continues at O.C.’s largest jail By Garrett Therolf

• Inglewood police find 2 people dead at insurance business

• Freeway closed, mall evacuated by brush fire By Maeve Reston

• Exhibit M: money, money, money By Steve Lopez

• INSIDE

• Cal Poly receives record donation By Steve Chawkins

• Treasurer’s woes are not ours, board seems to say By Dana Parsons

• $60-million lottery jackpot still unclaimed By Jesus Sanchez

• IN BRIEF | Los Angeles County | LOS ANGELES - Man arrested in theft of ambulance from hospital

• Money helped Spector more than celebrity By Henry Weinstein

• IN BRIEF | Los Angeles County | LOS ANGELES - Man charged in slaying of pregnant girlfriend

• IN BRIEF | Los Angeles County | LOS ANGELES - Wally Knox is approved as DWP board member

• IN BRIEF | THE STATE | STATEWIDE - Condit must pay paper’s costs in defamation suit

Bonds voyage!

• She was in it for the long haul By Pete Thomas

• Eugene pool runs deep in this game By Chris Dufresne

• Florida’s Tebow earns a surge By Lonnie White

• Text messages from press row … By Jerry Crowe

• JUST HAPPY TO BE HERE

• The unbeaten: Indianapolis Colts By David Wharton

• This week in golf - TEEING OFF - Five things to look for on the professional golf scene: By Thomas Bonk

• Scully’s positive spring turns into a very negative fall By Christine Daniels

• Galippo is latest to be hurt By Gary Klein

• Korolev to try again with the Clippers By Jonathan Abrams

• Sweep really hurts Angels By Mike Digiovanna

• Umpire Winters is suspended By Lance Pugmire

• Vick tested positive for marijuana

• Receivers will work harder By Chris Foster

• Giguere makes trip, hopes for quick return By Chuck Culpepper

• Nakatani wins big Oak Tree opener By Larry Stewart

• Oddly, Ducks cross the pond By Chuck Culpepper

• Germany beats Norway, 3-0, to reach title game

• Maybe China should make breathing an endurance event By Philip Hersh

• U.S. women defeat Cuba, 85-79, in opener By Lance Pugmire

• Red Sox moves two wins away from AL East clincher

• INSIDE

• Dodgers’ Kemp doesn’t want to be traded By Jonathan Abrams

• Phillies get even closer to the Mets

• GALAXY TONIGHT at Kansas City, 5 PDT, ESPN2 By Grahame L. Jones

• After layoff, Dun Deal takes on seven challengers By Bob Mieszerski

• Kings beat Swedish team to win event

• Stoneman likes his job By Mike Digiovanna

• Rockies are a tad better in 2-0 win By Jonathan Abrams

• FOUR GAMES TO WATCH By Peter Yoon

• AROUND THE LEAGUE - Culpepper is likely to start for Raiders

• GAME OF THE DAY - Yankees clinch 13th straight playoff berth

• U.S. women’s coach to switch goalies in semifinal By Philip Hersh

• Tracking the careers of former local athletes By Jim Barrero

• Model is back for more at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• GAME OF THE DAY - Even a five-run lead can’t help the Mets

Things that go bump in the night

• Ready for their extreme close-up By David Ng

• They make a funny pair By Lynne Heffley

• BUZZ CLUBS By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• BUZZ BANDS By Kevin Bronson

• Making a name for himself in ‘Game Plan’ By Susan King

• WKND FEEDBACK - A diet that’s tough to swallow

• The Arctic Monkeys are a thriving species By Richard Cromelin

• Just imagine all the cannoli

• Ready to travel? These films will transport you By Susan King

• It has an aura about it By Leslie Brenner

• HOT TICKET - It’s a circus over there

• For this artist, reality imitates, well, reality By Steve Hochman

• 60 SECONDS WITH … - Jill Clayburgh

• It’s more like ‘Obnoxious Jerks’ By Mary Mcnamara

• This time, Halo has a little tarnish

• Welcome to their ‘World of Fantasy’ By Alex Chun

• Healthy choices can help

• Come and get your Swerve on By Elina Shatkin

• ‘Dream’ comes true

• My Favorite Weekend: Julie Benz

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• Well-regarded and now widely read By Scott Timberg

• QUICK TAKES - A good year for author Dybek

• Fitting farewell for old Hollywood Palladium By Natalie Nichols

• S Bar will soon lounge at Hollywood and Vine By Steve Baltin

• POP

• Taken for a ride in traffic school By Cindy Bertram

• Kosut finds her match in Brown By Don Heckman

• Theater

• List of L.A. area dance clubs

• Jill Clayburgh

• Reba knocks rappers down a rung or two By Todd Martens

• A champion “Boxer”

• Letters to the editor

• Winner- take-all blues By Patt Morrison

• Mistrial declared in Spector case By Michael Muskal

• One thing seems unanimous: jurors’ disappointment By Michael Muskal

• For the Record

• weekend

• QUICK TAKES - Supervisors OK Bowl price hikes

• QUICK TAKES - It’s no ‘Deal’ on Wednesdays

• Lofty goal, if done right

• Buddhism mixed with politics

• QUICK TAKES - FINALLY

• War doesn’t give him a pass to lie and cheat

• For the Record

• For the Record

• For the Record

• Music

• Not-so-cruel rest

• Spin city

• It’s a circus over there

• QUICK TAKES - Marceau buried in celebrated cemetery

• WKND FEEDBACK - Finally, a story worth telling

• Answers sought in UC Irvine mess

• Healthcare priorities

• For the Record

• For the Record

• Spicy ‘meatballs’ By Jessica Gelt

• WKND FEEDBACK - At 76, still so much to do

Zen and the art of websites

• ‘Halo 3’ video game smashes sales records By Alex Pham

• GM, union reach deal to end two-day strike By Martin Zimmerman

• Bill could open door for venture capital firms By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Lines are drawn on Internet access tax By Jim Puzzanghera

• Spin this: Hollywood PR guru passes torch at her firm By Lorenza Munoz

• Tower gets high marks for its green features By Roger Vincent

• Deal to put Warner in Abu Dhabi By Claudia Eller

• Orders for durable goods fall

• EU claims illegal U.S. subsidies to Boeing cost Airbus $27 billion

• Senate panel grills bond-rating firms

• Deal for Fremont may fall through By E. Scott Reckard

• DVD burner for downloads By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Wendy’s franchise owner plans to make bid for chain

• Investors balk at Sallie Mae deal

• Children’s Place ousts CEO over stock trades

• KB will add Disney touch to its homes

• FCC pushes review of indecency policy By Jim Puzzanghera

• Court clears way for suit against SAG By Richard Verrier

• Nielsen to expand its TV sample By Meg James

• Speculating on online real estate By Joseph Menn

• GM pact helps drive stocks

• U.S. recalls half a million more toys over lead By Abigail Goldman

• Choosing client data software By Karen E. Klein

• Bear Stearns shares jump on speculation

• A mixed report on loan payments

• The Nation - Source of water would be clear under new law - A bill on the governor’s desk spells out what bottlers must disclose about their H2O. By Marc Lifsher

• Wall Street Roundup - SEC targets hedge fund misconduct

• In Brief / TELECOM - Vonage is hit a 2nd time in patent verdict

• In Brief / PRODUCT SAFETY - Chicken jerky may have harmed dogs

• Wall Street Roundup - Fund manager sued in fraud case

• In Brief / VIDEO GAMES - Activision buys Bizarre Creations

• In Brief / ENERGY - Calpine gets state approval for plant

• Wall Street Roundup - Broker arbitration rules proposed

• In Brief / AIRLINES - US Airways wins FAA certification

• In Brief / AUTOS - Toyota to recall Lexus, Camry mats

Ready for another trial

A race with the terrorists

• Democrats remain united on key issues By Mark Z. Barabak and Scott Martelle

• Jeffs may be put away for life, but polygamy’s at large in Utah By Nicholas Riccardi

• Reiner casts his lot with Clinton By Tina Daunt

• Gates calls for crackdown on contractors By Julian E. Barnes and Peter Spiegel

• Idaho senator will delay resignation until judge rules By P J. Huffstutter

• House OKs spending bill, condemns political ad By Richard Simon

• On Bush’s report card, he gets an S, for slip-up By James Gerstenzang

• Nation in Brief / OREGON - Tossing cold water on ‘flag’ hydrant

• 6 Arkansas nuns in sect excommunicated for heresy

• This question for GOP: Don’t minorities matter? By Peter Wallsten

• Patriot Act parts struck down

• Senate backs separating Iraq into 3 regions By Noam N. Levey

• Walter Reed report finds little progress

• GOP debate today

• Outspoken doves flock to Sen. Byrd By Julian E. Barnes

• Nation in Brief / LOUISIANA - Prosecutor won’t fight ‘Jena 6’ ruling

• Nation in Brief / NEW YORK - Student is disarmed at university

• NEW YORK

• Nation in Brief / ILLINOIS - Claims of police coverup probed

• Don’t quit on an AIDS vaccine By Seth Berkley

• Tiger, tiger, burning out By Vinod Thomas

• The Ahmadinejad show

• ‘Male stewardess’ just didn’t fly By Kate Johnson and Albert Garcia

• Saffron repression

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Conan the Warden

It’s dry all over

• Fence as living mural By Tony Kienitz

• The Fall Garden - October’s garden checklist

• A flaming arrival By Lili Singer

• Plotting the future By Bettijane Levine

• Shifting shades By Craig Nakano

• He makes an impression By Lisa Boone

• Upgrading without the guilt By Craig Nakano

• The Fall Garden / PLANNING TOOLS - Add software, and water By Nancy Yoshihara

• Every garden tells a story By Bettijane Levine

• Pop of color, patio-ready By David A. Keeps

• Just don’t try to hook up the hose By Craig Nakano

• Browsing the webs By Lisa Boone

• Dual benefits By David A. Keeps

• The other garden state By Craig Nakano

• Post-fire, her spirit comes through

• Primer for persimmon lovers

• Garden

• A bounty of bargains By Craig Nakano

• Punch! Software Master Landscape Pro

• Turbo FloorPlan Home & Landscape Pro

• Architectural gems

• More photos online of the drought-tolerant yards

• Cue the laugh track By Chris Erskine

• MAN OF THE HOUSE BY CHRIS ERSKINE - Cue the laugh track - Sometimes family life is just like a sitcom. Why isn’t anyone else chuckling? By Chris Erskine

• Better Homes and Gardens Landscaping and Deck Designer

• Post-fire, her spirit comes through

• Butterflies beyond their habitat

As many as 200 Myanmar monks arrested in raids

• 59 Iraqi troops arrested By Ned Parker

• Bush touts gains, pledges support to Afghanistan - After the U.S. president and his counterpart Karzai meet, they agree on joint efforts against drug trade and militants. By James Gerstenzang

• When a name won’t fit on the tip of a tongue By Maggie Farley

• Israeli assaults in Gaza kill seven Palestinians By Rushdi Abu Alouf and Richard Boudreaux

• More than 40 workers dead in Vietnam bridge collapse

• Bush, Karzai agree to agree on Afghanistan By James Gerstenzang

• INDIA

• World in Brief / INDIA - 2 arrested in Mumbai with crude bombs

• Purported Taliban contact held

• World in Brief / ZIMBABWE - Bill passes to take over foreign firms

• World in Brief / IRELAND - Ahern survives confidence vote

• World in Brief / NEPAL - Main party backs ending monarchy