Archive for Saturday, March 29, 2008

• Science in Brief

• New knowledge of squid beaks may have application for humans

• Humans have a nose for trouble

• Sound recording is older than you thought By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Voters back bonds, says school poll By Evelyn Larrubia

• Silver Star honors life-saving Marine By Tony Perry

• Supervisor’s expenses are questioned By Christian Berthelsen

• Man stabbed at Hollywood club Mood By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• PASSINGS

• Time for red caps, blue caps By Dana Parsons

• Oversight urged for L.A. parks By and Duke Helf

• In California

• Pioneer treated mentally ill with drugs By Frederick N. Rasmussen

• Psalms offer source of inspiration for prayer By K. Connie Kang

• 2 men shot dead in Exposition Park area By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Dorsey baseball player went to majors at 18 By and Claire Nol

• After 27 years, his duty still calls By Teresa Watanabe

• Revival for a troubled hospital? By Garrett Therolf

• Witness says he feared accused killers By Victoria Kim

• Lottery results

• The testimony gets teary By Carla Hall

• Mobile homes shed their old image By Ann M. Simmons

• Beachgoers are abuzz about sharks By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Trustees say state law was violated By My-Thuan Tran

• Calling all writers

• Casa Youth loss may grow By David Reyes

• Orange County Calendar

• SWAT to get female trainee By Joel Rubin

• Kaiser trails in survey By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Blasts linked to old infrastructure By Howard Blume

• Pacific Hospital of Long Beach at a glance

• Small hospital thinks big By Garrett Therolf

• Norby defends spending By Christian Berthelsen

• Small hospital seeks mighty task of reviving King-Harbor By Garrett Therolf

• First game left colossal memory By Steve Springer

• Orphans of the Ravine By Kevin Baxter

• Memphis hammers Michigan State, 92-74

• Williams has the magic touch in the tournament By Lonnie White

• Galaxy’s inner circle has room for three By Grahame L. Jones

• Church Service switches surfaces at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• Goodbye Aaron Williams, hello Marcus Williams By Jonathan Abrams

• Elitist attitude By Bill Plaschke

• USC quarterbacks have an off day By Gary Klein

• Loaiza chosen as fifth starter over Park By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Infield of dreams By Bill Shaikin

• Texas bumps out Stanford, 82-62

• Hurricanes score five power-play goals in 7-1 rout of Thrashers

• Lakers cast off, sink By Mike Bresnahan

• Oden reprimanded for playing games

• Bertuzzi says Crawford should share blame By Lisa Dillman

• Sam Farmer’s mock NFL draft By Sam Farmer

• Hamm leads U.S. to victory By Helene Elliott

• Ducks bow to Sharks By Eric Stephens

• Kansas tops Villanova, gets date with Davidson

• UCLA whistle-blowers

• Xavier’s defense is one-size-fits-all By Robyn Norwood

• Galaxy should know the enemy in MLS opener By Grahame L. Jones

• Charlotte’s Lutz rewarded with five-year extension

• Command(er) performances By Steve Springer

• This time, Celtics take care of Hornets

• Arizona’s Davis has thyroid cancer

• This Sampras milestone might be a surprise By Bill Dwyre

• Spurs hold off Timberwolves to reach 50-win mark

• Fisher playing with foot injury By Mike Bresnahan

• Figgins figures he can do the job By Mike Digiovanna

• Curlin tops field in World Cup By Larry Stewart

• Curry is too much for the Badgers

• Dimples First Dash tries for three in a row By Bob Mieszerski

• KINGS TODAY vs. Dallas, FSN West, 1 p.m.

• Keefe got all the calls … after the game By Diane Pucin and Mike Hiserman

• Saturday’s TV highlights

• With a friend like this … By Pete Thomas

• The Coliseum was no ‘real baseball’ By Ross Newhan

• Djokovic bounced out by qualifier in Florida

• Left-right combination By Steve Springer

• FRIDAY’S SWEET 16ELITE EIGHT

• Bruins still feeling heat By Diane Pucin

• Expanded Fed power proposed By Maura Reynolds

• Ruling backs Diller

• Regulators give Fremont General 60 day warning to raise new capital or sell bank

• Home slump spreads

• Throwing resources at raw materials By Tom Petruno

• Maguire Properties Inc. no longer for sale By Tiffany Hsu

• Airlines’ talks could resume

• Heirs win Superman ruling

• Consumers, inflation weaken as slowdown drags on By Burton Frierson

• Business, in brief

• ‘Bold and Beautiful’ tiff takes ugly turn By Claudia Eller and Richard Verrier

• Is silent running a threat to blind? By Martin Zimmerman

• Bush to fill 2 Democratic seats on SEC

• A bonanza for lender’s executives By Kathy M. Kristof

• ‘Small World’ plans hit sour note By Kimi Yoshino

• Hearing-aid maker Advanced Bionics could face fine

• J.C. Penney cuts 1st-quarter earnings forecast

• Report depresses stocks

• Write-down drives KB Home to $268M loss in first quarter

• Clear Channel warns deal may not close as banks withhold financing

• Lockheed wins military radio deal

• Newspapers-AdRevenue

• Diligence is rewarded By Mary Mcnamara

• JoBros spur spring fever By Deborah Netburn

• In Calendar

• Yuja Wang proves impressive at Academy By Rick Schultz

• COMMENTARY By Diane Werts

• With Nick awards, goo means good By Susan King

• Look who’s marching in By Chris Pasles

• ‘Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana’

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Taking each note, making it theirs Writing an immigrant success story By Agustin Gurza

• Timmy wasn’t in the well, but Jon was, once By Bob Thomas

• Dealing with Jesus like a man By Anne Boles Levy

• The voice that induces tears to flow

• Hitler’s possession no more By Kevin Sullivan

• Horoscope: March 29 By Holiday Mathis

• Back to basics, ABT By Lewis Segal

• Daniel Lanois lets his life’s work show through By John Payne

• Remy Ma appeals to fans in court case By Ap

• MASSACHUSETTS

• Democrats clamor for housing aid By Maura Reynolds and Richard Simon

• This is McCain’s life: the U.S. tour By Maeve Reston

• Another White House aide resigns By James Gerstenzang

• VA was overbilled by firm, audit says By Walter F. Roche Jr.

• Spitzer named in plot to smear rival

• Bush says Iraq, amid violence, faces defining moment By James Gerstenzang

• Sex offender drops mayoral bid in Texas By Miguel Bustillo

• Ex-Alabama governor exits prison on appeal

• Cheering’s expansion team By Carol J. Williams

• 2 teens arrested in Virginia highway shootings

• Sen. Leahy calls for Clinton to drop out By Johanna Neuman

• Bush administration proposes sweeping overhaul of financial regulation By Ap

• What’s good for Taiwan By John R. Bolton

• Olympic moments

• Bruising Chiquita

• All together now By Meghan Daum

• Native intelligence

• Timing of Iraqi push questioned By Peter Spiegel

• Marine cleared in civilian killings in Haditha, Iraq By Tony Perry

• MEXICO

• U.S. seeks to nudge Sudan by offering to restore full ties By Maggie Farley

• Tense and suspicious, Zimbabweans vote By Robyn Dixon

• Cubans win OK to buy cellphones (cash only)

• Dutch film ‘Fitna’ draws muted response from Muslims By Geraldine Baum

• Iranian dissident’s case throws light on a key defection By Borzou Daragahi

• Maliki gives Iraq militiamen more time to disarm By Tina Susman

• U.N. reports on Hariri death

• South Pole telescope peers heavenward for dark energy By William Mullen

• What’s in a name? In Burundi, everything By Todd Pitman

• Vexed stretch of Mideast barrier By Laurie Copans

• Asia’s icons go dark as ‘Earth Hour’ ticks westward