Archive for Saturday, May 10, 2008

• Ancient habitation in Chile among oldest in the Americas, report says By Thomas H. Maugh II

• The sound of Israel’s 60th By Bob Pool

• Gov. Schwarzenegger starts fire safety at home By Michael Rothfeld

• Mothers lead protest against Schwarzenegger school cuts By Jason Song

• Los Angeles judge delays decision on dropping murder count against Japanese businessman Kazuyoshi Miura By Andrew Blankstein and Joel Rubin

• Dead woman found mutilated in South L.A. By Jessica Garrison

• Vandals shoot out windows of 50 cars in Azusa area By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Housekeeper is jailed in Altadena woman’s death By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Orange County Calendar

• Concerns grow over coyotes By David Kelly

• Locke High School locked down after huge brawl By Howard Blume And Jessica Garrison

• Toll agency hails deal on wildlife By David Reyes

• District to review whether other child abuse cases went unreported By Tami Abdollah

• 9 finalists seek Orange County sheriff’s job By Christian Berthelsen

• Hundreds stranded as gas leak halts O.C. Metrolink service

• Harlan Hahn; USC professor fought for disability rights, sued university to improve its access By Elaine Woo

• Long Beach jury urges death in killing of off-duty county deputy By Associated Press

• 2-year college system chief is named By Patrick Mcgreevy and Larry Gordon

• Banging heads By Sam Quinones

• Election battle between San Francisco’s Carole Migden and Mark Leno splits California Democrats By Jordan Rau

• Recall of Carson mayor to proceed By Hector Becerra

• A little matter for the batter to discuss with Dad

• Ventura Music Festival brings soprano Nicole Cabell back to her roots By Steve Chawkins

• The ER drums up a symphony of uncensored sounds

• Group of evangelical Christians writes manifesto urging separation of religious beliefs and politics By Rebecca Trounson

• In Hawaiian Gardens, youths go into scrums, out of gangs By Sam Quinones

• A downsized Gasol is the wrong man for this job By Bill Plaschke

• Penguins too tough for Flyers

• Boozer wakes up game for Jazz By Jonathan Abrams

• Lakers expect a noisy challenge tonight in Utah By Jonathan Abrams

• WNBA’s TV spots reach out to men By Dan Arritt

• Saturday’s TV highlights

• INSIDE

• Champs Elysees heads field By Larry Stewart

• Santa Ana Foothill defeats Palos Verdes By Martin Henderson

• Freddy Sanchez leads Pirates past Braves, 3-2

• LAKERS COVERAGE

• THE SERIES

• Jonathan Papelbon blows another save and Twins beat Red Sox

• Rangers get third shutout in a row

• At 6-0, Saunders doesn’t want to get ahead of himself By Kevin Baxter

• Anaheim Canyon’s Howard Shu rises to badminton pinnacle in style By Jaime Cárdenas

• Redlands’ Hale, Yucaipa’s Krug duel for swim records By Dan Arritt

• By Grahame L. Jones

• Text messages from press row … By Jerry Crowe

• Trade helps Chivas USA fill void By Lisa Dillman

• Kenny Perry takes lead at Players Championship

• Dallas to hire Carlisle

• Starting woes reach Lowe point By Ben Bolch

• Peavy unable to stop Padres’ skid

• Orlando Magic is favored again By Lonnie White

• Avengers play host to Dragons

• Angels accomplish barely the minimum By Kevin Baxter

• Brazoban making progress By Ben Bolch

• Lakers-Jazz set to tip off in pivotal Game 3 By Jonathan Abrams

• Bobby Frankel sends out Champs Elysees, Sudan in Jim Murray at Hollywood Park. By Bob Mieszerski

• Blues Man Too, Check Or Bet debut at Los Alamitos By Bob Mieszerski

• Taft defeats Palisades in City tennis final By Steve Galluzzo

• Going gets tough for Lakers By Mark Heisler / On The Nba

• Jazz just took what the Lakers gave on Friday night By Jonathan Abrams

• By Alana Semuels

• Defense contractor is humming and hiring By Peter Pae

• Postal rates are going up; you can stamp your feet now (if you can afford it) By David Colker

• Asset sales lift profit at Clear Channel

• Citigroup to shed assets over 3 years

• GE exit from boat lending won’t sink sector

• Microsoft appeals EU antitrust fine

• Military pact awards boost prospects for Northrop, Southern California By Peter Pae

• Oil prices breach $125 a barrel to new record high By Martin Zimmerman and Walter Hamilton

• Mercury may be coming to the end of the road By Martin Zimmerman

• Schwarzenegger urges greater tax incentives for movie and TV filming

• Fremont General says a bankruptcy filing is likely By E. Scott Reckard

• In mortgage meltdown, walkaway homeowners may be suburban myth By Michael A. Hiltzik

• ‘Iron Man’ has room for 2 stars

• These doctors ‘Deliver’ the reality to reality TV By Lynn Smith

• Indiana Jones & the lost hat By Paul Davidson

• ‘An American Crime’

• ‘Indiana Jones’ and the walk-in closet

• Has he no shame? Nope By Greg Kot

• ‘Harry, Revised’ info

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Bridge By Frank Stewart

• Rebels with a cause By Agustin Gurza

• Wiping tears, chasing skirts By Mark Luce

• Ledges and Bones Dance Project’s ‘Resurface’

• A big Little Saigon star By Quyen Do

• Voyeuristic peek at a ‘Crime’ By Robert Lloyd

• ‘Resurface’ puts visuals in motion By Victoria Looseleaf

• Horoscope: May 10 By Holiday Mathis

• In her autumn, the seasoning shows By Mark Swed

• By James Hohmann

• Times poll shows Clinton and Obama beating McCain By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• 9 more superdelegates endorse Obama By Peter Nicholas and Scott Martelle

• ‘Softening’ of King statue is planned

• TEXAS

• ICE officials target sham marriages By Jim Leusner

• Unfazed, Hillary Clinton presses on By Bob Drogin

• Libertarian Bob Barr: a Ralph Nader for John McCain? By Jenny Jarvie

• West Virginia could spell trouble for Obama By Stephen Braun

• Complaint spurs military to change cremation policy By Julian E. Barnes

• The fairy dust of insecurity

• Putin’s imperial Russia By Garry Kasparov

• Who’s your mommy? By Melissa Hart

• Idealism, refashioned

• No guns in parks

• Courting ‘Ugly Betty’

• Italy’s new right wing

• Burmese get only the scraps

• Myanmar generals still block humanitarian relief for cyclone By Bruce Wallace

• In Russia, nostalgia blooms for Soviet era By Megan K. Stack

• Mexico vows to continue war on organized crime By Ken Ellingwood

• A precious few steps at mission’s end By Tina Susman and Said Rifai

• U.S. scolding of Myanmar leaders comes under fire By Paul Richter

• Zimbabwe opposition leader to participate in runoff By Robyn Dixon

• Meant to strengthen, land grab weakened Zimbabwe’s Mugabe By Robyn Dixon

• Turkish wives battle culture of domestic abuse By Ap

• Russians snap up foreign cars By From The Chicago Tribune

• Misunderstandings plague African adoptions By Ap

• Iraq, Sadr reach deal to end fighting in Sadr City By Alexandra Zavis

• Carousel slams into pole in Ukraine, killing 2 and injuring 8 By Ap