Archive for Wednesday, February 27, 2008

• Drug-resistant TB is 5% of new cases

• Researchers map corn genome

• Annual flu shots urged for all children

• Judge is asked to rescind shutdown of Web site

• Anchor, engine of boat used by missing man in O.C. replaced, police say

• Political practices fines drop in leader’s first year

• Berkeley accused of racism over failure to return tribal bones

• Studio poses obstacle to riverfront bike path

• Officials call shooting of soldier a ploy

• Mayor’s skin still thin 3 years in

• Man admits guilt in double murder in ‘04

• Cheating scandal roils elite Harvard Westlake school

• Tenants worried about the future of L.A. hotel

• Deportees who return targeted

• O.C. officials OK sheriff’s watchdog

• L.A. budget ax to spare Police Dept.

• Vivian Sheehan, 90; speech pathologist helped stutterers

• In California

• Governor gives volunteerism a boost to cabinet rank

• Dan Shomron, 70; ex-Israeli military chief led ‘76 Entebbe hostage rescue

• Cal State moves up application deadlines

• Small plane crashes in canyon, injuring four

• Collector says O.J. encounter was a set-up

• O.C. home so filthy it may be razed

• Police find buried loot near 118 Freeway

• Steelers announcer Myron Cope dies

• Kobe has more than chants to be MVP

• Pauley Pavilion plays catch-up

• Congress requests Clemens investigation

• ‘Bus Stop’

• Matt Lopez knows how the other side works

• Back, and barely a little bit rusty

• The Oscars require major surgery

• Photographer loses in Nicole Kidman case

• Amy Winehouse wants to postpone court hearing

• McCain would beat Obama and Clinton, poll says

• Clinton, Obama off to a heated start in debate

• Obama church speech probed

• Army plans to cut length of combat tours in Iraq

• Author, conservative commentator William F. Buckley Jr. dies at 82

• Supreme Court split on Exxon damages

• Obama, McCain argue over Iraq

• Taxpayers not planning rebate spending spree

• Who’ll stop the gangs?

• The spirits behind the writers

• Keep crack criminals in prison

• Setback in Kenya

• Better treatment for allies

• Dutton’s final page

• LAUSD’s leadership problem

• Morocco’s unlikely group of terrorism suspects

• N. Y. Philharmonic connects with its North Korean audience

• Argentine ‘dirty war’ witness is found dead

• Smoking-ban bill approved in Mexico

• Hong Kong ogles, blushes

• North Korea concert is a logistical feat

• Kurdish Iraqi lawmakers authorize force

• Terrorist leader in Britain convicted

• Inquest into Diana’s death presses on

• Efforts to resolve Kenya crisis stall

• Gates says U.S. isn’t trying to out-maneuver China

• Iraq demands end to Turkish incursion

• Palestinian rocket kills Israeli; airstrikes kill 7 in Gaza