Archive for Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Evangelicals differ on whether Palin’s career fits biblical model

• Irvine beating victim disfigured By Scott Glover and Richard Winton

• Transformer malfunction delays three LAX flights By From A

• They’re loco for all that motion By Scott Gold

• Charter group aims high in South L.A. By Mitchell L and Sberg

• 3.0 quake reported near Los Angeles International Airport By Jean Merl

• Sample citizenship questions

• All-Pro defensive back for Colts and L.A. schoolteacher, counselor By and Claire Nol

• Scriptural references

• Schwarzenegger creates hospital privacy oversight office By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Luxurious battleground By Martha Groves

• A long quest for freedom ends By Anna Gorman

• Hit-and-run crash sends utility pole into Anaheim apartment By Paloma Esquivel

• Motorcyclist killed in accident on 105; lanes now reopened By From A

• Gov.’s secret travel donors named By Evan Halper

• New citizenship exam brings new questions and new fears By Tony Barboza

• Authorities break up U.S.-Canada drug ring By Paloma Esquivel

• 11 teens are arrested in graffiti case By H G. Reza

• Firefighters’ suit against San Diego goes to jury By Tony Perry

• With husband, writer created ‘Los Angeles A to Z’ By Valerie J. Nelson

• At UCLA, shifting racial terrain

• Common ground with a Palin fan By Steve Lopez

• Sprawl measure OKd, smog bill dies By Patrick Mcgreevy and Margot Roosevelt

• Deputies shoot, kill stabbing suspect in Rosemead

• Banned vampire books reinstated in O.C. school district

• Former California congressional candidate Tan Nguyen indicted

• The door is wide open, unless USC closes it By David Wharton

• Mission control By Mike Digiovanna

• Sky is the limit for new Dallas Cowboys stadium By Sam Farmer

• Lane Kiffin out, Tom Cable likely in as Raiders coach By Sam Farmer

• FINAL AL LEADERS

• Golfer Vijay Singh to miss 2 tourneys because of injury

• At he begins life as a Clipper, Baron Davis talks about the Warriors By Lisa Dillman

• All calm on Western front By Mark Heisler

• Script needs a big finish By Bill Dwyre

• Matthews earns start tonight By Mike Digiovanna

• For USC, a game with major bowl implications By Gary Klein

• They haven’t missed Ramirez By Kevin Baxter and Mike Digiovanna

• TBS: Not just home of Braves By Steve Springer On The Media

• Will numbers matter? Count on it

• Hey, big spender By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Confident mayor is gearing up for playoffs By Thomas Bonk

• Oregon’s running game could trouble USC By David Wharton

• How the West was fun By Ez and Dylan Hern

• NHL dream near reality By Helene Elliott

• Angels see what develops By Bill Shaikin On Baseball

• Cubs keeping expectations in check By Jim Peltz

• Ducks trade Sean O’Donnell to Kings By Helene Elliott

• UCLA wants to keep running against Washington State By Chris Foster

• PROJECTED LINEUPS

• Cashman stays with Yankees

• Cal’s Tedford reopens quarterback competition

• Won-lost record means little now By Mike Digiovanna

• Southland might get a classic fall By Bill Plaschke

• Mr. April-September By Mike Digiovanna

• White Sox get the last spot By Mark Gonzales

• Benson signs with the Bengals

• Mandarich says he faked drug test for ‘88 Rose Bowl Arsenal is on the mark

• Scott Osder is new baseball coach at Woodland Hills Taft By From

• Angels General Manager Tony Reagins talks about rookie season By Mike Digiovanna

• ‘Happy’ Furcal back at shortstop By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Belushi isn’t a Dodger blue brother By T J. Simers

• Lamar Odom holds firm on starting status By Broderick Turner

• Text of Bush’s Tuesday statement

• Federal court upholds San Francisco healthcare program By Marc Lifsher

• AT&T moves to speed up product rollouts

• Congress passes bill aimed at measuring Internet access

• ‘Too big to fail’ a hazard for banks By Consumer Confidential

• European banks get needed help By Tom Petruno

• Hollywood studios sue to stop sale of DVD-copying software By Dawn C. Chmielewski

• Home prices fall at record pace in July By Peter Y. Hong

• AIG’s fall revives calls to create U.S. insurance cop By Peter Whoriskey

• US stocks open higher after steep sell-off

• Tesoro sues air regulators over ethanol rule By Elizabeth Douglass

• Lehman collapse suspends Ritz renovation By Valli Herman

• Nasdaq steps in after glitch pummels Google shares

• President approves stopgap spending measure

• Firms’ woes may be seen at stadiums By Samantha Gross

• $700 billion, pondering the possibilities

• Michigan now Hollywood on the Huron By Richard Verrier

• Synaptics Inc. is the quiet force behind Google phone’s touch screen By Michelle Quinn

• Speedier test to identify flu strains wins approval

• Pfizer shifts research in push for profit

• Voters vented, lawmakers listened By Nicholas Riccardi and William Heisel

• Focus turns to ‘mark to market’ By Tom Petruno

• Why the $700-billion rescue plan failed By Tom Hamburger and David Colker

• Most Asian markets recover on hopes of U.S. bailout

Fans scramble to catch ‘FNL’

• Scott Glenn from ‘Nights in Rodanthe’ to ‘W.’ By Susan King

• Futurists predict a bull market for escapism By Rachel Abramowitz

• ‘Friday Night Lights’ deal may herald a new era in television By Scott Collins

• BLOODY NOISY

• She might forgive him, but her parents won’t

• Fire delays controversial book

• A thoroughly cosmopolitan ‘Butterfly’ By David Ng

• A-LIST EMCEES

• Still need to pump it up a bit By Charles Mcnulty

• She’s a touch quirky By Mindy Farabee

• In the truest sense, a war correspondent By Tim Rutten

• London’s islands

• Smearing women is not new By Tina Daunt

• Janet Jackson released from hospital

• Getting to the Angels game By Sherry Stern

2005 Matteo Correggia Roero

• Recipe: Ashta

• Recipe: Pan-fried cod with radicchio slaw on pumpernickel

• Recipe: Halibut and shimeji baked in parchment

• Recipe: Edamame sandwich

• Recipe: ‘Igaili (cardamom-saffron sponge cake)

• Sisterhood of the suds By Jenn Garbee

• Recipe: Chive crepes stuffed with mushrooms and ham

• Details on Gjelina restaurant in Venice

• Recipe: Pork belly banh mi

• Recipe: Muhalbiya al-ruz (milky rice pudding)

• A sweet finale to holy month By Noelle Carter

• Recipe: King trumpet mushroom salad with arugula and shaved Parmigiano

• Same-wiches? Not this season By Noelle Carter

• Earthy delights By Russ Parsons

• Gjelina in Venice: a high-energy Mediterranean restaurant By S. Irene Virbila

Palin’s former aides say under the lipstick is a real pit bull

• Friend admits he cut senator deals By Richard B. Schmitt

• Pelosi’s tactics on financial bailout bill questioned By Janet Hook

• California liberals help defeat bailout bill By Richard Simon and Nicole Gaouette

• Voting, traffic deaths linked

• McCain, Obama both call for more bank deposit insurance By Michael Muskal and Seema Mehta

• Bloomberg to try for 3rd term

• Christian college students admit hanging effigy of Obama

• Private e-mail account detailed By Karl Vick

• PAC funding California TV ad critical of Obama By Dan Morain

• Mining towns not all happy with this boom By Nicholas Riccardi

• General wants more troops in Afghanistan now

• Hot Property: Roger L. Simon lists Hollywood Hills home for $2,625,000 By Ann Brenoff

• Hot Property: Beverly Hills home of composer Lee Holdridge listed for $3.2 million By Ann Brenoff

• Ahmadinejad’s evil words aren’t just talk By Tim Rutten

• Justice tested By David Iglesias

• Cap-and-trade rules

• China’s food failures

• A foundation, at least

• A blast that echoed through a century By Howard Blum

• Pakistan names new intelligence chief By Laura King and Mubashir Zaidi

• Death toll in India temple stampede rises to 168

• Schmooze diplomacy at the U.N. By Geraldine Baum

• Behind Afghanistan’s rising attacks, 3 men By Greg Miller

• Somalia pirates deny mutiny report By Edmund S and Ers

• Calderon in a corner on drug battle By Ken Ellingwood

• Violence in Korean waters raises animosity toward China By John M. Glionna