Archive for Wednesday, April 09, 2008

• ‘Just being nosy,’ figure in privacy scandal says By Charles Ornstein

• S.F. braces for mass protest over torch By John M. Glionna and Barbara Demick

• Ready to play after chemo By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Hospital’s opening is put off – again By Martha Groves

• Marine awarded $3.6 million By Tony Perry

• By Nancy Vogel

• Ask and deport, victim’s family urges By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton

• A look at the five sheriff’s employees suspended

• Orange County Calendar

• Ponying up for public schools By Steve Lopez

• State panel backs ban on mylar balloons By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Impropriety is fatal to farm board By Jordan Rau

• Mayor may get gang efforts By David Zahniser

• New paparazzi rules not needed, L.A. police say

• True DWP hikes could cause shocks By David Zahniser

• Audit findings

• South L.A. shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 wounded By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• U.S. slashes funds for parkland By Tami Abdollah

• In and out, up and down By Shaun Morey

• In California

• A divide between Pellicano witnesses By Carla Hall

• Sheriff puts 6 on leave in Theo Lacy jail scandal By Christian Berthelsen

• UCLA scholar wrote about modern Japan By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Man held in penny ante drug case By Richard Winton

• 2 women killed in taxi crash By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Boycott start of Olympics, Tutu urges leaders By Richard C. Paddock

• Runner-up By Elizabeth Atwell Hart

• Judge limits protests at Vietnamese newspaper By My-Thuan Tran

• Lottery results

• Huntington Beach man gets pot back from police

• O.C. judge scolded for antics in courtroom to resign

• L.A. special-ed teacher jailed in child porn case By Andrew Blankstein

• ANGELS TODAY

• Dodgers are still fenced in By Ez and Dylan Hern

• TODAY’S SCHEDULE

• STAT OF THE WEEK

• TODAY’S SCHEDULE

• Williams will take a leave

• Bennett finally gets hands dirty By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Warriors keep pace with 140-132 victory

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• A change of plans works for Nikoletich By Martin Henderson

• COMING UP

• Tennessee shuts down Stanford in final By Dan Arritt

• A thorn in their side By Mike Bresnahan

• Paterno issue will heat up at Penn State

• DENVER…117 CLIPPERS…99

• The Times’ rankings

• Sources say Love, Collison will leave UCLA By Diane Pucin

• The Times’ rankings

• Olympic torch relay burning both China and IOC By Philip Hersh

• It’s hard to get anything past these two By Eric Sondheimer

• DODGERS TODAY

• STANDINGS

• Lawyers weigh in on separate playoff divisions By Eric Sondheimer

• ARIZONA…10 DODGERS…5

• Milwaukee defeats Cincinnati, 3-2

• Ducks look to get past Dallas and then some By Eric Stephens

• Ducks, Stars like to rough it By Eric Stephens

• Red Sox celebrate, shut out Tigers, 5-0

• MLS still pursuing Argentina’s Riquelme By Grahame L. Jones

• Clippers’ loss proves familiar By Jonathan Abrams

• Ducks’ Perry aims for return during Dallas series. By Eric Stephens

• UCLA to thin the herd at quarterback By Chris Foster

• Final thoughts on the NCAA tournament By Chris Dufresne

• Self-determining moment By Chris Dufresne

• Bynum might come back Sunday By Mike Bresnahan

• STANDINGS

• Phillies still have magic over Mets

• Conte says Mosley knew of steroids By Lance Pugmire

• Text messages from press row … By Jerry Crowe

• Woods still has sights set on winning all four majors this year By Thomas Bonk

• Orioles’ hot start continues

• Petter benefits from food for thought By Anthony Stitt

• Angels give it away to Indians, 4-3 By Mike Digiovanna

• Kobe Bryant, Chris Paul in a duel for MVP By Mark Heisler / On The Nba

• USC’s Sanchez takes all first-team snaps By Gary Klein

• Returning to scene of crime By Peter Yoon

• Golf: Goalby played the break just right at the Masters

• Rodriguez to sit despite normal X-rays By Mike Digiovanna

• Oddsmakers give Ducks a shot By Lonnie White

• Where Am I?: A statue with an intriguing stare By Christopher Reynolds

• American Airlines cancels 1,000 more flights for inspections By Andrea Chang and Martin Zimmerman

• It’s an aspiring hero, but one with a few flaws By Susan Carpenter

• Road rage fires again By Ralph Vartabedian

• Missed it by a nose By Dan Neil

• 2008 Buell Ulysses XB12XT

• 500 flights canceled as American rechecks wires By Andrea Chang

• Mortgage payoff on steroids By David Lazarus

• Starbucks to start serving up its new ‘everyday’ brew as it seeks to boost slumping sales

• Mesa Air wants to issue new stock to pay down debts

• Sour notes for maestro By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Dole Food raising cash by selling land

• Cruise bill clears committee By Kimi Yoshino

• China’s rising currency squeezes exporters By Don Lee

• Earnings reports stifle stocks By Madlen Read

• WaMu gets $7 billion infusion, sees big loss

• FHA chief backs plan for loans

• Photo site Flickr takes shot at videos

• Business, in brief

• Builder-lender dispute shuts down loft construction By Scott J. Wilson

• Hanging up on jobless-pay applicants By Marc Lifsher

• EMC to acquire Iomega for $213 million

• TV workers claim pay, breaks denied By Richard Verrier

• Chevron aims at Mexican reserves

• Summer gasoline demand to fall

• Bill would help blind be aware of hybrids

• TV converter box coupon requests causing backlog By Jim Puzzanghera

• U.S. cuts off H-1B visa applications

• Levi profit up 12% in quarter

• Home sales index hits record low

• CBS layoffs signal financial squeeze on TV stations By Meg James and Matea Gold

• Recipe: Rhubarb-strawberry sorbet

• Recipe: Roast chicken with fried artichokes and lemons

• It’s Citrus season again in Hollywood By S. Irene Virbila

• He’s got the juice to redo wine’s map By Corie Brown

• In a reality show gone hardback – who wins? By Betty Hallock

• Recipe: Braised chicken with capers

• Canter’s at the stadium: Some matzo with your Dodger Dog

• Recipe: Crisp duck breast with rhubarb-ginger confit

• Recipe: Basque-style chicken

• King of tart By Russ Parsons

• Wine and the law: a brief history of U.S. label regulations

• 2006 Tenuta delle Terre Nere Etna Rosso

• This Week in Food

• Recipe: Rhubarb crisp a la mode with strawberry sauce

• Perfection: It’s in the method By Denise Martin and Donna Deane

• In Calendar

• ‘The Soiling of Old Glory’

• Remembering Heston, a maverick By Tina Daunt

• Rock with a heavy hook By Kenneth Turan

• Rock ‘n’ roll saves souls young and old By Paul Brownfield

• Horoscope: April 9 By Holiday Mathis

• Her cart has come in By Marc Weingarten

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Her eyes were watching By Robert Lloyd

• Pixar sets ‘Toy Story 3’ for June 2010; Disney plans jazzy animated tale for Christmas By Paul Brownfield

• 21st century ‘Macbeth’ By Charles Mcnulty

• Don’t cave – son needs to sleep in own bed

• Sister, Mom at his door By David C. Nichols

• Old Glory marred in black, white By Tim Rutten

• Alpert gifts play on again By Chris Pasles

• Horrors! Attack of the remakes By Jay A. Fern and Ez

• ‘An Act of Love’

• Mary-Louise Parker ends engagement By Ap

• Clinton reiterates opposition to Colombia trade pact

• Security gains ‘fragile’ in Iraq, Petraeus warns By Julian E. Barnes and Peter Spiegel

• Halloween party haunts immigration chief By Nicole Gaouette

• A life of honor, one day at a time By Susan Brink

• Teen moms reported at sect’s ranch By Miguel Bustillo

• Antiwar lawmakers look to November By Noam N. Levey

• Missing Iraq antiquities haunt experts By Johanna Neuman

• Effectiveness of medical privacy law is questioned By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• HAWAII

• Political campaigns meet military campaign By Janet Hook

• Bush gives Garden Grove man a posthumous Medal of Honor By James Hohmann

• Petraeus testimony provides fodder for candidates By Johanna Neuman

• More worries about blood thinner By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Another silent spring By Nancy Altman

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Precarious portfolio By Arnold Schwarzenegger

• In the real world

• Protest to nowhere By Tim Rutten

• In libraries, privacy or common good? By Christopher D. Greene

• Petraeus’ ‘ribbon creep’ By Matthew Debord

• Proxy war

• Running into trouble

• Dampening growth

• A promising solution from Sacramento By Mindy Mcintyre

• Nationwide drill sends Israeli schoolchildren into shelters By Ashraf Khalil

• Iraqi cleric cancels plans for massive protest march By Ned Parker and Tina Susman

• Presidential race will be a subtext of pope’s U.S. visit By Tracy Wilkinson

• By Robyn Dixon

• Haitians set upon palace over prices

• CIA sent suspects to Jordan, group says

• Iran nuclear output rising, leader says By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim

• Nepal’s ex-rebel chief on the hustings By Henry Chu

• PAKISTAN

• Calderon seeks an overhaul of Mexico’s oil firm By Héctor Tobar

• Iran expands uranium enrichment program By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim