Archive for Tuesday, February 05, 2008

• Miss Sixty courts its demo

• With HIV, growing older faster

• Hopefuls make California super-push

• Verdict due on divisive toll road

• Fired UCSF dean says review backs him

• Return of the youth vote

• Britney’s father’s conservatorship extended until Feb. 14

• PASSINGS

• City draws line in the sand on Mcmansions

• Super Bowl’s hero doesn’t go to Disneyland

• Rapper Pimp C died of cough syrup overdose, coroner says

• Actor portrayed Lt. Gerard on ‘The Fugitive’

• Rules for HMOs are in limbo

• Lottery results

• Nobel Prize winner was genetics pioneer

• Man found dead after calling friends to report being chased

• Body in O.C. still lacks ID

• College eligibility is within their reach

• I-5 at Grapevine partially reopens

• Navy’s sonar challenge is rejected

• Objectivity is a serious subject for newspeople

• Step through the tuna detector again, sir

• Kings tonight

• Meissner’s switch a good move

• After 902 wins, he’s going out … quietly

• AP men’s top 25

• SCORING LEADERS

• Gasol’s Lakers debut is coming up

• FRESH FIVE

• Stronger Gibson pays off

• Harkleroad leads U.S. to Fed Cup victory

• Vick can keep most of bonus

• Iverson’s sinks Trail Blazers in final second

• Bruins have nowhere to go in poll

• Now you see him

• Complaint filed against Hart school district

• Congress ensures there’s no lull

• Dodgers re-sign Seanez, work on 40-man roster

• AP women’s top 25

• Gullit gets Galaxy camp going

• The coach poured it on, and he responded in kind

• Season ends but ‘Spygate’ will linger for Patriots

• Recruits stay true to UCLA

• A week later, Selanne’s ready to play

• Loyola Marymount gets past San Francisco, 72-67

• Williams outplays Paul in Jazz victory

• Clippers find relief on road

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Pettitte mum after testifying to steroids panel

• Figures show airline industry’s second-poorest year on record

• Yahoo searches as options dwindle

• Wal-Mart toughens food rules

• TV propels News Corp.

• Fund to acquire apartments for ‘workforce’ housing

• Banks raising lending standards, Fed says

• Securities firm is expected to acquire M.L. Stern

• Record firms sue Chinese site Baidu

• E-mail newsletters seeking to mine riches from niches

• Challenge authority, if you dare

• New Intel processor has double the power

• 2nd checked bag will cost $50 on United

• Factory orders increase by 2.3%

• Amgen deal covers experimental drugs

• latimes.com/business

• State’s falling gas prices buck trend

• Dow tumbles 108 points

• Stock buys by insiders a good omen?

• Guild board favors deal, with caution

• Mexican industry shaking in its boots

• Wall St. lenders to set carbon standards

• Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame

• Prozac’s metaphorical power

• Picturing Bergman’s every mood

• Just like old times

• Writing is a dance

• Photos show style of Stanley Marcus

• In Calendar

• Winslet, DiCaprio join the line of screen teams

• Songs that are meant to inspire

• No tote bag for President Bush

• ‘Juno’ born of a talent Mandate

• A boon for the boards

• Parker’s new Old West is trailblazing

• It can pay to be just a face in the crowd

• Concerns over their neighbor’s alcohol abuse

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Horoscope: Feb 5

• Low on hope, but they’ll still vote

• Bush proposes $3.1-trillion budget

• Democrats push ‘green’ energy tax breaks for stimulus package

• Did Marines go wild, or simply follow the rules?

• Early-bird voters can get burned

• Former lawmaker sentenced

• Presidential candidates scurry for last-minute votes before Super Tuesday

• Rounding up delegates is today’s goal

• Candidates try to work inroads for the big day

• In Missouri, GOP volunteers are on their own

• MARYLAND

• Short on words, deep in meaning

• A tomato grows in Commerce

• A stimulating Senate

• Western civilization, and other fairy tales

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Charters’ competitive edge

• We recommend

• Iraq seeks to oust militants from Diyala

• A woman scorned, a Web video and a Chinese crackdown

• Keeping China kosher

• Pakistani Christians fight to keep faith

• Suicide bombing in Israel is first in a year

• Protests aim at rebels

• Feud of Iraqi army, police slows turnover

• Chadians flee capital during a lull in battles

• MEXICO

• China frees jailed reporter

• China reopens highway after winter barrage