Archive for Friday, February 01, 2008

• Water troubles in the West may worsen

• Schwarzenegger endorses McCain

• Democrats do hard delegate math

• California may not get $9 billion from tribal gambling deals

• Random violence takes a man who saved lives

• Nuñez faces more questions about spending

• State urges schools ban suspect beef

• Memorial ceremony set for Jeanne Bates

• Co-founder of Los Angeles law firm

• PCH lane to close for inspection

• L.A. weighs mandatory spaying and neutering

• Chemical fumes send 19 from Rosemead school to hospital

• 1 killed, 3 injured in L.A. car crash

• Texas oilman aids L.A. phone tax effort

• Catholic order’s founder was rebuked for sex abuse

• Planes in crash over Corona never swerved to avoid contact, report says

• Precision teamwork in Spears operation

• Lottery results

• ‘MASH’ campsite is slated for revival

• In California

• Local campuses join global warming battle

• O.C. theater’s renovation is still a work in progress

• British pilot took part in ‘great escape’

• In California

• Monrovia leaders urge calm after shootings

• Kaman, Maggette may not play tonight

• Orange Lutheran picks up transfers

• Is Lesnar the next big thing?

• 1967-68 UCLA BRUINS

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Walton may sit out one more

• UP NEXT FOR USC

• ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS

• Not all these guys feel super

• Will Brady be hard-pressed?

• Sale of NHRA is scrapped

• Charges dropped against Jones

• Paul, West become hometown All-Stars

• COT gets mixed reviews at Fontana

• Cougars upset at home by Bears

• UP NEXT FOR UCLA

• INSIDE

• Lakers just can’t finish

• Mexico gets very serious about friendly in Houston

• A super send-off in Miami

• Cavaliers lose without injured James

• Magic, Hornets surprise but especially on road

• Burress becomes center of attention

• Semi Lost tries a new distance at Santa Anita

• Text messages from press row …

• Fighter On Fire returns

• Beckham is denied a shot at milestone

• McDonald set to face former team

• ‘Idol’ worship fills the time

• Local baseball fans will pay a premium

• Wiggins sets Stanford mark in win over USC

• Killer whales seem to be moving further south

• Robinson is remembered

• Woods stays hot in Dubai with 65 and two-shot lead

• Upshaw plans for ‘worst’ if NFL scraps labor deal

• At $250 a night, monastery lodgings are second to nun

• Kings take out Islanders, 3-1

• latimes.com/business

• Google’s 4Q profit rises 17 percent but falls just below analyst views

• Dumplings from China sicken 175

• Consumer spending growth eases

• Ex-NBC head Wright joins Lee Equity

• PUC revises provisions of its energy-efficiency program

• Pets losing homes, humans in foreclosures

• Drug firm stung by sub-prime losses

• A $2.3-billion loss for bond insurer

• TiVo-PatentDispute

• Sales rise despite economic worries

• Motorola may sell phone unit

• Oh, the places you’ll go

• ‘Hannah’ takes on U2 in 3-D battle of the bands

• Democrats propose new agency to deal with foreclosures

• Undersea mishap’s global effect

• Lenders put brakes on second mortgages

• Brisk Mattel sales offset recall costs

• Stocks jump sharply as worries ease

• Ongoing spectrum auction bids consumers a win

• Rival buys assets of defunct Axium

• ‘Hamlet’

• ‘Hamlet’ goes high tech at the REDCAT

• ‘Liberty’ and life, disrupted

• It’s their wedding, booze or no

• A trio with all the right answers

• It’s a tale of two talent pools

• South African angst

• His mom is too up close and personal

• Bipolar explorer

• Smithsonian travel reviewed

• Left out to dry by a trickle-down effect

• Retiree kept art hidden to the end

• Piece together the clues

• The Mars Volta, loud and liberated

• Star power helps with green card

• Spirited love stories

• Both sides now for TV’s tween queen

• Horoscope: Feb. 1

• ‘Last Year’ on a dream-like set

• Austen’s look back at what might have been

• ‘Body’ is a lifeless rehash of the oft-told ghost story

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Diagramming an effective ad blitz for the Super Bowl

• Museum to focus on finances

• Life story that’s off-script Pulled to the page, he’s foremost a writer

• The perfect piano? It’s named Marlene

• Lionsgate gets creative

• Where repression isn’t candy-coated

• At least dancers had a ‘Ball’

• Hollywood loves a comeback tale

• Concertgebouw goes superhuman

• If you liked ‘Juno,’ try this

• Carter’s personal mission

• Panel finds Guard is down

• The right moment for a maverick?

• McCain gets the support of GOP friends

• Reports of this death were exaggerated

• Bush’s hedge on bill renews debate over ‘signing statements’

• Giuliani’s $50-million delegate

• Bush defends war in Iraq, Afghanistan

• ALABAMA

• National Archives unveils political cartoons

• Senators try to widen scope of firearm background checks

• Clinton seeks to upstage Obama in Hollywood debate

• Another storm rakes Plains; 3 die in Texas

• A lot can happen in one day

• Hitting back, hand on heart

• Obama campaign reports $32-million infusion

• QUOTE OF THE WEEK

• The women’s vote is no lock for Clinton

• FBI says ‘bombs’ were fireworks

• Bridge Racial gap, says Obama

• Bush seeks 19% boost in border spending

• Romney pins Super Tuesday hopes on barrage of TV ads

• Colombia connections

• The great gadfly

• McCain’s doves

• For the record

• The real Reagan

• Down to grass tax

• Perhaps a bit too stimulated

• Iraqi policewomen once again armed

• Violence erupts in Kenya

• For U.S. teen in China, it pays to speak the lingo

• A top Al Qaeda commander is killed

• Votes often undemocratic, report says

• TURKEY

• Denmark to investigate alleged CIA flights

• Clooney speaks out on Darfur at U.N.

• Bombings kill 7 in Afghanistan

• Israel criticized for cluster bombs