Archive for Friday, April 04, 2008

• A breakthrough in Aztec math By Alan Zarembo

• Feces date humans’ arrival By Thomas H. Maugh II

• By Michael Gray

• Roommates.com can be sued for violating fair housing laws, court rules By Maura Dolan

• Woman was entombed in a 2-by-3-foot bin By David Reyes

• Runner-up 1 By Karen Dale

• Executive, agent held varied posts in Hollywood By Dennis Mclellan

• San Francisco touts services for illegal immigrants By John M. Glionna

• Go-kart rider is shot dead in Florence By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• King’s words live at an L.A. church By John L. Mitchell

• Homicide rate in L.A. takes dip By Richard Winton

• Orange County Calendar

• Ventura drug network clipped By Catherine Saillant

• State lags in students’ writing skills By Mitchell L and Sberg

• Navy releases hefty marine impact study By Kenneth R. Weiss

• O.C. deputy found dead faced molestation charges By My-Thuan Tran

• Readers respond to saga of violence

• Break-dancing pioneer helped inspire craze in ‘Flashdance’

• Odor forces evacuation of Canoga Park High By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Substitute teacher in Azusa arrested in molestations By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Lottery results

• Patient’s slaying rattles state hospital By Lee Romney

• Designer of network to improve response to local emergencies By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Protester arrested in alleged assault of reporter in Westminster By My-Thuan Tran

• Runner-up 2 By Thair Peterson

• Brewer, Cortines discuss team-up By Howard Blume

• 3 jailed in alleged smuggling of fake taekwondo athletes By Andrew Blankstein and Bob Pool

• Prisons locked down after gang attack at Tehachapi By Michael Rothfeld

• PASSINGS

• Two men are barricaded in Glassell Park home By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Behind an iconic image By Scott Gold

• Santa Ana teacher arrested after students find gun in her class By David Reyes and Tony Barboza

• Cortines to help lead L.A. Unified By Howard Blume

• Rare foursome tees it up in FA Cup By Chuck Culpepper

• State parks face serious chance of being terminated By Pete Thomas

• Ethier is working out at first base By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Ronaldinho isn’t likely to come to U.S. By Grahame L. Jones

• Rookie Cueto overpowers Diamondbacks in debut, 3-2

• Tiger Woods tournaments get new sponsor

• Memphis’ Rose is new Kidd on block By Robyn Norwood

• Brand’s return throws off some By Jonathan Abrams

• AVENGERS TONIGHT

• Kevin Love: Fact & fiction By Diane Pucin

• Neuheisel excited but realistic as UCLA begins spring practice By Chris Foster

• Chantal Sutherland seeks another turf victory at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• Paradise Point looks for redemption By Bob Mieszerski

• Loyola to name Bill Bayno as men’s basketball coach By Peter Yoon

• Lakers feeling less pain By Mike Bresnahan

• Gasol fills only one piece for regrouping Lakers

• McGrady helps Rockets move up

• Spring practice brings plenty of questions By Chris Foster

• Ochoa likes her chances after 18 holes By Thomas Bonk

• Martin suspended over flagrant fouls

• Vista Murrieta’s parent-coach finds right balance By Eric Sondheimer

• Kuroda unsure at first, but Martin catches on By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Maggette’s future with Clippers is uncertain By Jonathan Abrams

• Text messages from press row … By Jerry Crowe

• Santana’s road show is a hit By Mike Digiovanna

• Scott, Wagner hot in Houston

• INSIDE

• From Beach Boys fame to UCLA success, Love family has been on L.A. stage By Kurt Streeter

• Louisiana State quarterback Perrilloux will keep his job By Chris Dufresne

• Another goalie decision awaits By Eric Stephens

• Baseball asks for Canseco’s help

• USC competition heats up between Sanchez, Mustain By Gary Klein

• Rodriguez loses velocity after altering delivery By Mike Digiovanna

• Santana gets the win in Minneapolis By Mike Digiovanna

• Kings not losers against Sharks By Lisa Dillman

• Friday’s TV highlights

• Packer prefers UCLA as a topic By Christine Daniels

• NASCAR Sprint Cup’s Car of Tomorrow to have its Texas debut this week By Jim Peltz

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Galaxy shows off star power in 2-0 victory By Grahame L. Jones

• Brett Favre retired? Maybe not By Sam Farmer

• Business, in brief

• Google says it was willing to shell out for spectrum

• Delinquent loan rate increases

• Tax break for home builders sparks dispute By Richard Simon

• Emerson to relocate its film, TV program to Hollywood By Tiffany Hsu

• Apple challenges NYC bid for new ‘Big Apple’ logo By Erik Larson

• CBS shares Final Four By Greg Johnson

• FAA’s ‘culture of coziness’ targeted in airline safety hearing By Johanna Neuman

• Indexes gain on assurance from bank

• Jobless claims shoot up to highest point since September 2005

• Reports of mortgage fraud rise 42% in ‘07

• Weekend film forecast

• Let your human side shine By Andrea Chang

• Key years for Gallo

• Light cigarette smokers lose class-action status

• At 75, wine giant Gallo is refining its palate By Jerry Hirsch

• Facebook to eat like Google By Jessica Guynn

• ATA Airlines files for bankruptcy protection By Peter Pae

• Moody’s lowers Countrywide bank’s rating to D

• Fed chief defends Bear Stearns rescue By Martin Crutsinger

• Star players should drive ‘Leatherheads’ to victory By Josh Friedman

• KB Home investors reject union proposal for exec pay

• What ATA passengers should do

• Top music seller’s store has no door By Michelle Quinn and Dawn C. Chmielewski

• FAA accused of looking the other way By Jon Hilkevitch

• Zellweger and Clooney are a potent 1-2 punch By Carina Chocano

• There will be blood – and Cylons By Mary Mcnamara

• It’s a lot to live up to By Ann Powers

• New Mexico works for its ‘Tamalewood’ title By Deborah Baker

• Nice songs, but pity about the plot By David C. Nichols

• Leto adds unsettling weight to study of Lennon’s killer By Michael Phillips

• Putting a ‘Shine’ on Rolling Stones By Kenneth Turan

• Family, politics an explosive mix

• Fun for only the littlest ones By Tasha Robinson

• Hyperion founder exits By Josh Getlin

• Saroyan, still out of style

• The poor state of U.S. healthcare By Robert Lloyd

• Wandering all over ‘Nights’ By Carina Chocano

• A revival that still enchants By Charles Mcnulty

• Don’t make friend’s hair loss an issue

• Draining the Sea: A Novel

• ‘Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?’

• Groomsman excluded from rehearsal dinner

• He’s tread many a mile, now into … cyberspace By Tina Daunt

• We love to watch ‘The Perils of Jodie’ By Susan King

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Delayed reviews of ‘The Ruins’ and ‘Extra Ordinary Barry’

• Women as ripe symbols of might By Leah Ollman

• Film clips for Web’s quipsters are coming to virtual worlds

• Horoscope: April 4 By Holiday Mathis

• Art has eternal power to affect

• Too many links in a genocide chain By Jane Ciabattari

• In Paris, love sings – naturellement By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Eroica’s’ evolution By Mark Swed

• New Kids returning to the block By Ap

• George Clooney in feud with writers union By Reuters

• Breakdancer Frosty Freeze dies in NYC By Ap

• Leonardo DiCaprio buys ‘green’ NYC condo By Ap

• FLORIDA

• Superdelegate says Clinton needs ‘big win’ in Pennsylvania By Johanna Neuman

• Let my people stay By David Zucchino

• Burial honors Vietnam combat photographers

• CDC: 91,000 babies were mistreated in ‘06

• Obama cuts into Clinton advantage By Peter Nicholas

• The making of McCain By Maeve Reston and Robin Abcarian

• Jules Verne visits space station

• 136 million reasons to quit

• Computer glitch to affect 2010 census By Ben Dubose

• Officer testifies in Sean Bell shooting By Louise Roug

• Stop AIDS vaccine research By Michael Weinstein

• The true King

• The prophetic anger of MLK By Michael Eric Dyson

• At our best

• For the record

• It’s an old joke By Joel Stein

• Torture memos

• In Iraq, Maliki warns of more offensives By Ned Parker and Caesar Ahmed

• Kosovo war crimes suspect acquitted By Tracy Wilkinson

• 19 dead in Suriname airplane accident

• CHINA

• Details unfold in airline bomb plot trial By Kim Murphy

• Zimbabwe officials crack down amid talk of a deal By Robyn Dixon

• By Jeffrey Fleishman

• NATO backs U.S. missile defense plan By James Gerstenzang

• Cyprus opens symbolic Ledra Street crossing, but problems quickly emerge By Ap

• USS Nimitz arrives in Hong Kong on port call By Ap

• U.S. sailor arrested in fatal stabbing of Japanese cab driver near Tokyo By Ap

• 70 people from China’s minority Uighur ethnic group reportedly arrested By From