Archive for Monday, March 31, 2008

• Angioplasty should be used more, doctors say By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Subject of ‘Killing Fields’ By Elaine Woo

• Crash investigators find man shot in head By Ari B. Bloomekatz

• Grand theft auto times 3 By David Zahniser

• Bill Clinton urges superdelegates to be patient By Richard C. Paddock

• Runner-up 4 By Lisa A. L and Res

• Runner-up 2 By John Edlund

• No name tags on donors’ big gifts By Steve Chawkins

• Recall is polluting spring air By George Skelton

• The week ahead

• BIRDS OF PARADISE a novel collaboration

• To improve, Muir High blazes a trail By Seema Mehta

• Runner-Up 2 By Kris Kolker

• Lottery results

• Shopping expert made a career of bargain-hunting By Mary Rourke

• Park it anywhere but here By Steve Hymon

• Dutton’s bids loyal customers farewell By Jason Song

• Security advisor to President Ford

• The road to Cabo is paved with surprises By Joseph Fink

• Farm life raises S.F. addicts’ hopes By John M. Glionna

• Runner-up 1 By Kelly Lange

• No two ways around it: Asking directions is a lost art By Al Martinez

• Compton feeling good By Paloma Esquivel

• Grand theft auto times 3 By David Zahniser

• Navy SEAL who died to save his comrades to be awarded Medal of Honor By Ap

• Lethal Heat remains undefeated By Bob Mieszerski

• 2007 LEADERS

• Ethier to open in left field; Pierre left out By Ben Bolch

• Williams trips on USC’s ‘open door’ By Gary Klein

• Nationals’ home opener is a smash By Ben Dubose

• Giants are beginning life without Bonds By Bill Shaikin

• The halo still fits for Hunter in Minnesota By Mike Digiovanna

• Lakers’ 50th isn’t golden By Mike Bresnahan

• DODGERS TODAY

• Hurry back, Pau and Andrew By Mark Heisler

• Mavericks drop into three-way tie

• Gibbons, still owed $11.9 million, is released by Orioles

• Celtics send Heat to an NBA-record low

• Davenport stuns Ivanovic, 6-4, 6-2, in Florida

• It’s time for Rogge to speak out By Philip Hersh

• Thornton seems to be sending message to some By Jonathan Abrams

• Kansas ends Davidson’s dream season

• Vujacic finds groove again By Mike Bresnahan

• Texas A&M records a landmark victory

• Either way, it’s all in the family By Larry Stewart

• Avengers fall at Grand Rapids

• ‘Leatherheads’ was a day in the office for Krasinski By Jerry Crowe

• Chivas rallies to tie with late goal

• A city hangs on his every word By Christine Daniels

• TODAY’S NL PITCHERS

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Doubloon City to try for sixth straight win By Bob Mieszerski

• U.S. male gymnasts are playing catch-up By Helene Elliott

• Ducks increase lead over Stars By Eric Stephens

• Bennett won’t pursue the job at Indiana

• UCLA again looks to set a speed trap By Diane Pucin

• Getzlaf, Giguere return to Ducks in fine fashion By Eric Stephens

• ANGELS TONIGHT

• Memphis plays underdog role to hilt By Robyn Norwood

• Fire’s Blanco leads list of standout attacking players By Grahame L. Jones

• Living by the numbers on her bathroom scale By Ellen Freeman Roth

• Nutritional payload in mushrooms

• If mushrooms see the light By Susan Bowerman

• Heart test gets a boost By Shari Roan

• ON LATIMES.COM

• Simple moves to shore up the back By Jeannine Stein

• Why the spring makes us feverish By Elena Conis

• Stand, stretch and start the day

• Let patients weigh in on treatment decisions By Robert Kotler

• Is core king? Stay tuned … By Janet Cromley

• Coconut to combat diarrhea By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• Mound of trouble By Susan Brink

• Control – on a platter By Karen Ravn

• Delicate decision By Marnell Jameson

• Some circumcise as adults, others reverse it By Marnell Jameson

• Regarding mercury levels, how much fish is safe to eat per week?

• London Heathrow cancels 54 more flights

• Meetings going ‘topless’ By Jessica Guynn

• Week at a glance

• Lehman to sue Japan company in fraud claim

• Working around shortage of visas By Jim Puzzanghera and Michelle Quinn

• Small Business Tools

• 2 drugs might have no benefit By Daniel Costello

• Preliminary box-office results

• Aloha Q&A

• Aloha abruptly halts passenger service

• Factoring as funding option By Karen E. Klein

• No. 2 actors union set for prime-time talks By Claudia Eller

• When going gets tough, get tough on your costs By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Foreign airlines flock to LAX By Peter Pae

• Yahoo takes a Shine to the majority By Jessica Guynn

• ‘21’ proves to be a lucky number By Josh Friedman

• Insurance often overlooked by small firms By Joyce M. Rosenberg

• 2008, a spacey Odyssey for the ears By Mark Swed

• By Christopher Hawthorne

• Dudamel’s get-up-and-go charge By Mark Swed

• A Kinks comeback? By Steve Appleford

• It’s kids’ choice at these awards By Robert Lloyd

• Night falls at the Cinematheque

• Teacher’s personal grooming the pits

• OC center rolls out dance, music lineups By Chris Pasles

• Oh, they hate the ‘scheming’ By Rachel Abramowitz

• Calendar’s Calendar

• A sci-fi tale of love and survival By Kai Maristed

• This ‘Velveteen Rabbit’ has tricks up its sleeve

• Bare-bones mystery By Diane Haithman

• By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Horoscope: March 31 By Holiday Mathis

• By Mark Olsen

• Playing it straight is Strait’s way By Richard Cromelin

• Singer Sean Levert died after emergency in jail By Ap

• Kathie Lee Gifford returns to morning TV on ‘Today’ By Ap

• Anna Nicole Smith’s son’s death ruled accidental By Ap

• ‘Juno’ star Ellen Page sings By From Reuters

• A sale for the history books By Stevenson Swanson

• A not-so-secret Clinton weapon By Peter and Nicholas

• McCain back at a cherished base

• COLORADO

• Vulnerable to terror: NYC, New Orleans and … Boise? By Stuart Glascock

• Las Vegas judge courts trouble with her actions By Ashley Powers

• Bare-knuckle politics By Andrew Gumbel

• Let the housing chips fall By Peter Schiff

• Rapists in the ranks By Jane Harman

• Eyes open

• Let the parties party By Michael Mcgough

• Where’s the beef?

• The perfect candidate By Gregory Rodriguez

• Monopoly mergers

• CIA chief says Iran still pursuing nuclear bomb By Greg Miller

• COSTA RICA

• Ground is shifting underneath diplomacy with Pakistan By Laura King

• Muqtada Sadr orders followers to end fighting By Alex, Ra Zavis, and Saad Fakhrildeen

• Mugabe apparently faces major defeat in Zimbabwe By Robyn Dixon

• Remains found of U.S. soldier captured in Iraq

• Heeding Rice, Israel opts to ease West Bank travel By Joel Greenberg

• Steep price for a free trip to Peru By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Curfew lifted in Baghdad, but familiar fears linger By Tina Susman

• Iraq objects to Arab summit declaration

• Olympic torch re-lit amid tight security in Beijing By Ap