Archive for Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Drew Barrymore unhurt in hit-run crash

• CHP kills motorist who allegedly pulled gun after stop By Ap

• O.C. sheriff has e-mails about rival deleted By Christine Hanley and Stuart Pfeifer

• Locke High tries to recover from last week’s melee By Andrew Blankstein and Howard Blume

• The Virgin Mary’s place in the Kern County sun By Paloma Esquivel

• Charged pair back at school By Howard Blume and Richard Winton

• Anxious Chinese Americans follow news of quake By David Pierson

• Delgadillo seeks anti-prostitution injunction for Figueroa By David Zahniser

• Deputies kill two in shootout at reservation By Andrew Blankstein

• Rogue LAPD cop gets 13 years By Scott Glover

• Big rig crash on 60 Freeway cleared By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Midwest has it; SoCal doesn’t By Dana Parsons

• Answers sought in shooting By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Hector Becerra

• Probe of UCLA is expanding By Charles Ornstein

• O.C. jail grant has conditions By Christian Berthelsen

• Orange County Calendar

• Larry Levine, 80; engineered record producer Phil Spector’s ‘Wall of Sound’ in the 1960s By Richard Cromelin

• O.C. agency approves $12 million to study transit ideas By David Reyes

• The 100-year evolution of St. Anne’s maternity home in L.A. By James Ricci

• California Supreme Court rules for prosecutor who advised filmmakers By Maura Dolan

• Woman shot to death in Gardena By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Fire on Mt. Baldy in Angeles National Forest burns 30 acres By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• WWII savior of young Jews By Elaine Woo

Shawn Hunter finds new challenge at Chivas USA

• Galaxy tonight

• Guerrero gives Angels a big boost By Mike Digiovanna

• Ellis is trying to strike back at tough foe By Helene Elliott

• NASCAR’s car gap, Ricky Carmichael’s future, Jeff Gordon’s lull By Jim Peltz

• Many can empathize with Bryant By Jonathan Abrams and Alan Zarembo

• Coliseum Commission unanimously approves long-term lease for USC By Sam Farmer

• Sparks are the preseason pick to win title By Dan Arritt

• Coliseum Commission approves long-term lease with USC

• Jumping back into it By Greg Johnson

• Dreams really do come true – even on Page 2 By T J. Simers

• Coach says Galaxy lacks ‘leadership,’ even with Beckham, Donovan By Grahame L. Jones

• A title team of her own By Peter Yoon

• Key players in the O.J. Mayo saga

• Bryant gives his all, and some still want more By Mark Heisler

• Valencia’s latest Ker lives up to the hype By Austin Knoblauch

• Rafael Furcal goes on DL for Dodgers By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Squid-stuffed marlin and dorado getting landed in Sea of Cortez By Pete Thomas

• Kendrick’s hamstring passes test By Mike Digiovanna

• James contains Celtics, his mom

• Tito Maddox sees himself in O.J. Mayo saga By Lance Pugmire

• NCAA investigating allegations involving USC’s Mayo By Ben Bolch

• Casino Drive could be an obstacle for Big Brown’s Triple Crown hopes By Bob Mieszerski

• Eric Gagne still has no regrets By Kevin Baxter

• Ryan Braun hits two homers in victory

• Cubs rout Padres, 12-3

• Red Wings take 3-0 series lead

• Surging Rays defeat Yankees, 7-1

• Cleveland’s Asdrubal Cabrera turns unassisted triple play

• Sharks fire Ron Wilson

• NFL seems convinced Walsh has shown it all By Sam Farmer

• Lakers’ Kobe Bryant says he’ll play Wednesday By Steve Springer

• Way cool: Death Valley charms families

• Christopher Reynolds’ Where Am I? By Christopher Reynolds

• Cheap flights, off the radar By Peter Pae

• Weekend box-office results

• Stock markets rally as price of oil retreats By Tim Paradis

• By Jane Engle

• Hewlett-Packard in Talks to Buy Electronic Data

• New top-of-the-line BlackBerry doubles screen resolution

• Google joins effort to make more Web sites more sociable

• Farmers can’t cash in on soaring food prices By Jerry Hirsch

• Disney and McDonald’s move to improve labor conditions in China By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Taking a different route for a cheap airfare By Peter Pae

• Tribune to sell Newsday to Cablevision By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Median home prices drop in many cities

• What keeps viewers glued to the tube? Disney wants to know By Meg James

• IAC, Liberty reach agreement over IAC spin-offs

• MySpace says it has won $234M spam judgment

• Icahn pondering proxy fight for Yahoo By Jessica Guynn and Joseph Menn

Getty Trust cuts 114 jobs to boost budget for core arts programs

• What’s also playing at Cannes: Crime By John Horn

• Nature prevails in Everest climbers’ saga By Tony Perry

• By Ez, Matea Gold, and Maria Elena Fern

• ‘Frontline: Storm Over Everest’

• A culture uncorked By Scott Timberg

• Horoscope: May 13 By Holiday Mathis

• She takes you back to the ’60s

• 2008 Tony Award nominations

• Why Warner Bros. closed its specialty divisions: It never understood the indie film business By Patrick Goldstein

• Workplace crushes and their consequences

• Walden Media partners with HarperCollins By Josh Getlin

• Dozens of homes burn in central Florida By Willoughby Mariano

• Hanging on to Clinton dream By Faye Fiore

• Twisters ‘on a record pace’ By Nicholas Riccardi

• Bob Barr to run for president as a Libertarian By Johanna Neuman

• At New York forum, congressional panel tackles excessive police force By Michael Frazier

• Handwriting of Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Barack Obama may speak volumes By Faye Fiore

• John McCain outlines a plan to tackle global warming By Maeve Reston

• Bob Barr, a former GOP congressman, is running for president as a Libertarian By Johanna Neuman

• Senate votes to halt strategic oil stockpiling By Richard Simon

• Jimmy Carter, Hamas. Hamas, Jimmy Carter.

• Language that makes you say OMG By Mary Kolesnikova

• War wounds we don’t see

• The ‘Long War’ fallacy By Andrew J. Bacevich

• Pensions for all

• For the record

• For the record

• Why we need nukes and Gitmo

• Let’s talk taxes By Karen Bass

• The plight of Libreria Martinez

• A gauntlet of grief at school By Mark Magnier

• At least 8,500 killed in China earthquake By Mark Magnier and Barbara Demick

• Shiite Muslim factions sign Sadr City deal By Alex and Ra Zavis

• Dispute over judges deepens rift between Pakistan’s coalition partners By Laura King and Mubashir Zaidi

• Baghdad florist’s business is wilting like a thirsty rose By Tina Susman and Caesar Ahmed

• Lebanon reaches out for international help By Borzou Daragahi

• Roots of Haiti’s food crisis run deep By Carol J. Williams

• Putin names new Cabinet in seeming effort to shift power

• Recall vote set in divided Bolivia By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and Oscar Ordoñez

• First U.S. aid shipment reaches Myanmar By Bruce Wallace

• Israel wants soldier freed in Gaza truce