Archive for Friday, January 11, 2008

• Stem cells created, with embryos intact

• Shining farewell to Tinseltown’s mayor

• Picketing writers won’t stop jeers at Razzies

• Mexican education comes to U.S.

• Man kills 2 women, jumps from Pasadena bridge

• Study links preschool teachers’ stress to student expulsions

• Urologist, medical historian created fellowship program

• Great Park board won’t unseal resumes of executive applicants

• Honda executive led sales boom in U.S.

• 2 men arrested in shooting of officer

• O.C.’s portfolio losing investors

• PASSINGS

• Different fates for ballot proposals

• Time really is money for O.C.’s transit authority

• Legal experts agree death penalty needs reforms but disagree on how

• Schwarzenegger unveils proposed budget cuts

• In California

• Composer was a synthesizer pioneer

• Sales tax hike could fund subway to the sea

• Boxer decries ‘outrageous’ EPA emissions decision

• Dancer co-founded the National Ballet of Cuba

• Man shoots wife and daughter, then kills himself

• Lottery results

• L.A. gang-related killings plunge

• Coroner unable to determine cause of Donda West’s death

• An abusive past shrouded in secrecy

• Fire at MacArthur Park seniors home kills woman

• Early-release plan is praised, decried

• City hall: It’s a class struggle

• Sir Edmund Hillary, 1st to scale Mt. Everest, dies

• Proposed cuts called devastating

• Cuts in healthcare, children’s aid

• More borrowing to fund projects

• UC and Cal State students would face stiff hikes in fees

• Gov.’s proposal to close 48 sites angers avid users

• Owens back at practice for Dallas

• Bruins’ victory comes at a cost

• Materialist will try to break through

• Jackson has a lot more in reserve

• AP MEN’S TOP 25

• Dunleavy trying to save dismal season

• Santa Anita delays decision on track

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• It doesn’t get any better for the Trojans at home

• Jaguars’ Del Rio takes his chances

• St. Louis sets record for futility

• Choi shoots 64 and takes one-stroke lead in Hawaii

• Sophomore takes her best shot at Olympic glory

• He senses Belichick is a winner

• Marlins take kayaker on the ride of his life

• Ovechkin gets $124-million deal

• No suspension for Thomas over contact with an official

• UP(SETS) AND DOWNS

• Trojans’ Mayo had the stage, but other team ran the show

• Text messages from press row …

• James The Third goes for third win in a row

• Verti resigns as football coach at Bishop Amat

• AP WOMEN’S TOP 25

• Pistons make a statement at San Antonio

• Kings end losing streak, 5-2

• Hairston, Taylor and Leunen lead Oregon past California, 79-70

• Goalkeeper Cannon dealt by the Galaxy to San Jose

• Clippers return to underdog role

• Getzlaf, Pronger selected as All-Stars

• Skating champion Bowman found dead

• Marion Jones should stop trying to pull a fast one

• Fullerton stays hot in Big West

• Only some things stay the same

• Rachal to leave Trojans early

• India unveils world’s cheapest car

• Pharmacists feel shortchanged by U.S.

• Card firms’ consumer woes grow

• Weekend box-office projections

• Film with longest reach will win feel-good battle

• Lackluster sales in December

• Belgium destroys California bubbly

• Debt sale by MBIA may be delayed

• Sony to sell digital music via Amazon

• Air board sued over car warranty rule

• Weinstein Co. signs interim pact with WGA

• Sports catching more ad dollars

• latimes.com/business

• Seesaw day ends on upside

• Mozilo could reap $115 million

• Keeping an eye on city coffers

• It’s a bumpy ride on the Hydrogen Highway

• Countrywide shares soar on takeover rumor

• Teens charged in Craigslist robbery ring

• India-UltracheapCar-G

• Bernanke hints at steeper rate cuts

• Finding cinema’s buried treasures

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Circle the wagons

• What he says and how he says it

• Regret, hope and Austen

• Is it team building or home wrecking?

• ‘American Gladiators’ meets 21st century

• In the meantime, he gets a sword

• KBIG is better as ‘MyFM’

• Writers’ nominees echo directors’

• ‘First Sunday’ has its saving graces

• Critics couldn’t see ‘King’

• Hollywood has Global meltdown

• They give all that they can

• VeggieTales’ pirates deliver fun on the high seas

• Coen country is tricky terrain

• Knickers in a twist

• Horoscope: Jan. 11

• Her future is looking brighter

• Change of heart, change of fortune

• Remembering Nanking

• DGA names TV nominees

• ‘Elegy,’ ‘Happy-Go-Lucky’ on Berlin film festival slate

• Realism, with a dose of whimsy

• Tell her you want her, then get on with life

• Open season on Schwarzenegger

• ‘Lost’ traces jazz legend’s shocking descent

• Words of wisdom (and malarkey) from the famous

• In spectral voices and nightmares

• What’s primary: bucks, backers

• Democrats hit the trail again, with friends

• Debaters aim answers at next states

• Ginsburg says court is example of tolerance

• Marine shooter seeks immunity in Afghan case

• Clinton to unveil $70-billion proposal to stimulate economy

• Kerry endorses Obama

• Air Force examines whether F-15 maker is liable for crash

• WASHINGTON, D.C.

• Besieged California congressman to retire

• Unpaid bills by FBI tie knots in its wiretaps

• Shipwreck finders must open records to Spain

• Rules finalized for national ID

• Two more Oral Roberts regents quit

• WST–GrazingAppeal

• A little help, please

• Casting a black president

• Get real, governor

• Hollywood con job

• Paper, potato or pennies?

• SUDAN

• Colombian rebels free two hostages

• Iran releases its own tape on Hormuz ship incident

• Bush visit to Israel yields little progress

• Suicide bombing kills 23 in Pakistan

• Japan revives mission aiding U.S. ships

• Diplomatic bid to resolve Kenya crisis fails

• U.S. bombers target Al Qaeda in Iraq

• Thieves cause diesel pipeline spill