Archive for Saturday, March 01, 2008

• Snowflakes carry a core of bacteria

• Maya blue mystery made clear

• A strand of hair offers clues

• Ex-insurance commissioner shoots suspect

• 2 top O.C. sheriff’s officials leave posts

• Kaiser suspends doctor accused of incompetence

• WST–ClimbingBan

• St. Joseph doctors fix wrong knee

• Judge lifts ban on Wikileaks website

• PASSINGS

• Lottery results

• In California

• She lost 110 pounds and found a passion

• New details in private eye’s case

• Milford Zornes, 100; watercolorist painted everyday Southland scenes

• Chino beef inspectors put on leave

• Lawyers ask judge to quash tapes of Carona

• Top model, activist against female genital mutilation

• Officer shoots man in Cypress Park

• It’s the end of the whirl

• Palestinian priest’s views spur criticism

• Pedophile’s case taxes jury system

• In a word, Venice center’s lease extended

• Hospital in Orange probed for medical mix-ups

• Students believe in the SAT

• Witness to slaying by LAPD officer disputes police account

• In L.A., his own wall of China

• 2 O.C. schools locked down

• In L.A., his own wall of China

• Smugglers hide in plain sight

• Saturday’s championship matchups

• Hiroki Kuroda’s first day as a Dodgers pitcher is a short one

• Boyd feels connected again

• Silva is the man to beat in UFC

• Clemens a no-show at Astros camp

• Pavelski’s quick goal helps Sharks beat Red Wings, 3-2

• Kidd’s 21 points lift Mavericks

• Don’t count out ‘old guy’ Solis in Big ‘Cap

• All-Pro Samuel signs with Eagles

• An all-right season for Lakers

• NCAA odds tilt UCLA’s way

• INSIDE Bowa feeling constricted

• Wooden is hospitalized

• Avengers open with a victory

• Ducks win fight to the finish, 3-1

• TODAY

• Cerritos Valley Christian has enough to pull away

• Bruins take a more relaxed approach

• Cowboys returning to Oxnard this summer

• Running battle

• Lakers stuck in stand-by mode

• Poly wins title by routing Millikan

• James recovers and leads Cavaliers past Timberwolves, 92-84

• SUMMARIES

• Saturday’s championship matchups

• Busch steals Edwards’ thunder

• On surface, Big ‘Cap is all about the track

• Judge asks for a redraft on Bonds’ case

• Chelsea bans Greeks from buying tickets

• RELATED STORY

• Saturday’s TV highlights

• Nagasu leads U.S. trio at world junior skating

• Championship Saturday

• BALANCING HER ACT

• Nuggets pile on the Clippers

• L.A.’s trip continues in Colorado

• Lackey held back by sore elbow

• Kilroe Mile features War Monger

• SWAT officers to run L.A. Marathon in tribute to Simmons

• California trio dominates at junior world championships

• Writer W.C. Heinz put a human face on every subject

• It has been a brutal road for Vazquez

• Farmar’s trajectory is upward

• Frozen fish is on menu at Cornell

• Harvard-Westlake’s Shultz shuts down Valencia

• Pronger won’t return until at least Monday

• Santa Monica’s Delgado is no shoe-in

• Big 5 shares sink on earnings, forecast

• Paper must pay in labor case

• Berkshire reports earnings decline in fourth quarter

• Northrop-Airbus team wins aerial tanker deal

• A penny for your thoughts: Paulson not a big fan of the one-cent coin

• Microsoft to cut price of Vista operating system

• U.S. stocks tumble on news of AIG’s losses

• Eleanor knockoffs spark a knock-down, drag-out fight

• US consumers’ mood in February signals recession, survey says

• Victoria’s Secret gets ‘too sexy’

• California job growth slows to a crawl

• Banks to provide data on mortgages

• Sounds of school spirit bring profit

• Higher costs raise consumer spending

• ‘Idol’s’ blow should knock some sense

• FRUITS OF HER LABOR

• The cast should divorce this sitcom

• Hot case with a cold detective

• Korea concert to air Sunday

• Willie’s world

• The Oscars are in a fix

• Calendar’s Calendar

• In Calendar

• Neverland woes will never win us

• How Jesus’ story was writ, tailored

• Horoscope: March 1

• ‘Collar and Bow’ – and then a suit

• Drawn in by Fidel Castro’s revolution

• ‘Collar and Bow’ statue draws a suit

• White House aide resigns over plagiarism

• WST–SageGrouse-Heari

• They hope they’ve got his number

• NEVADA

• EPA justifies denial of waiver for California

• McCain blasts Obama’s and Clinton’s attacks on NAFTA

• Clinton ad cites ‘dangerous world’

• Racing industry bets on casinos

• House Democrats may move to split spy bill

• Mukasey defends two Bush staffers

• Guns, ‘anarchist’ book found with ricin at Las Vegas motel

• Water proof

• Examining rescission

• Douse the online flamers

• Disconnected

• The last true ‘swing vote’

• Booming sense of pride

• For the record

• 38 Pakistanis die in suicide blast

• Putin encourages voters to endorse what’s a done deal

• Harry coming home; now British press faces fire

• Hamas warns Israel not to invade Gaza

• SINGAPORE

• Turkey claims success, withdraws from northern Iraq

• U.S. naval move riles Hezbollah

• Maliki criticizes delay in executions

• White House ties troop levels to Iraqi elections

• Catholic archbishop abducted in Mosul

• Rape charges against U.S. Marine dropped in Japan

• Prince Harry returns to the United Kingdom after a 10-week deployment in Afghanistan