Archive for Friday, October 03, 2008

Nick Reynolds, 75, dies; was a founding member of the Kingston Trio

• Teen accused of killing his gay classmate had white supremacist materials By Catherine Saillant

• Child victim of serial murderer to be excavated By Andrew Blankstein

• Jamiel Shaw’s killing lamented in Ice Cube video

• Family planning program imperiled By Jordan Rau

• Carona jury selection to begin today By Stuart Pfeifer

• Elder abuse alleged at assisted-living facility By Scott Glover

• No injuries in La Mirada train derailment By Tami Abdollah

• Gang injunction in the Valley debated as a cure

• Big events Saturday night could tie up traffic By Alex and Ra Zavis

• Gang sweep nets 1,759 arrests By Cynthia Dizikes

• Spreading a belief in urban forests By Martha Groves

• Static lot doesn’t fit in with Eagle Rock’s progress By Scott Gold

• Long Beach man accused of OxyContin thefts By Mike Anton

• L.A. bash raises ethical questions By David Zahniser

• Defendant admits to accidentally starting Malibu blaze By Tami Abdollah

• Politics in the pulpit at issue By and Duke Helf

• Police identify guard killed at Mid-Wilshire marijuana clinic By Tami Abdollah and Corina Knoll

• Fate of O.C. toll road to be decided by Bush appointee By Susannah Rosenblatt

• This Saturday, a lot of events means a lot of cars By Steve Hymon

• A charged debate over Prop. 7 renewable energy plan By Nancy Vogel

• Popular South Korean actress

• Proposition 8 supporters push for yardage By Jessica Garrison

• Judge stops expansion of San Fernando Valley hospital By David Zahniser

• No mystery to the markings on CNN building in Hollywood By Alex and Ra Zavis

• Loner poet wrote of rural people’s struggles By Elaine Woo

• Man charged with sexually assaulting two women at knifepoint By My-Thuan Tran

• Steve Fossett’s airplane found By Steve Chawkins and Jia-Rui Chong

• Mustain will be No. 2 this week

• Phillies get to Sabathia, 5-2

• Lawrence Probst is named chairman of U.S. Olympic Committee By Philip Hersh

• Helio Castroneves indicted on tax evasion charges

• Cubs are coming apart just like a cheap book By T J. Simers

• Parker to be WNBA MVP By Dan Arritt

• Saito’s on the cutting edge By Ez and Dylan Hern

• No. 15 Utah beats Oregon State

• UCLA’s Bell is keeping it cool and collected By Chris Foster

• No stop sign from Scioscia By Kevin Baxter and Mike Digiovanna

• Longoria lifts Rays to victory By Josh Robbins

• UCLA basketball to open tournament against Prairie View A&M By Diane Pucin

• Rookie Eric Gordon might be out two weeks By Lisa Dillman

• Names will never hurt Lakers’ Vladimir Radmanovic By Broderick Turner

• Sam Farmer’s picks for Week 5

• Angels in a must-win, must-hit situation By Mike Digiovanna

• Dodgers give the ball to Chad Billingsley By Jim Peltz

• USC linebacker Brian Cushing shifts to the middle By Gary Klein

• FSN trio was far too true blue By Steve Springer

• Angels won’t walk away with a victory By Bill Shaikin

• Nate Chandler gives the Bruins options By Chris Foster

• Disagreeing on do-or-die By Jim Peltz

• Engilman mellows a little By Eric Sondheimer

• Sam Farmer’s fantasy forecast

• They get perfect marks in attendance By Thomas Bonk

• Boston is young at heart By Kevin Baxter

• What NBA referees need is a little more silence By Mark Heisler

• Rigors of NBA still don’t get old for Bryant By Mike Bresnahan

• Report finds no NBA officials other than Tim Donaghy acted illegally

• Gordon could be out two weeks By Lisa Dillman

• Lakewood hopes to end Poly streak By Ben Bolch

• The Cubs give, and the Dodgers seize opportunity By Bill Plaschke

• 11th-hour scramble for votes on bailout By Richard Simon and James Puzzanghera, Tom Hamburger

• Gov. to U.S.: State may need emergency loan By Marc Lifsher and Evan Halper

• Prices for grocery staples shoot up

• Schools scramble as investment fund curbs withdrawals

• Levi’s earnings rise in third quarter

• Musical relief: Fees stay put

• Reid is blamed for insurers’ big losses By Tom Petruno

• Thain to manage investment banking, client wealth at BofA

• China’s version of Skype spies on text chats By Peter Svensson

• Shops see little holiday cheer By Anne D'Innocenzio

• Electrics light up Paris auto show By Dan Neil

• Workers’ comp bills hit dead end By Marc Lifsher

• Boeing strike in Seattle now affecting Southern California travelers and businesses By Peter Pae

• Factory orders drop by 4 % in August

• Airlines serve up ads to a captive audience By Peter Pae

• Marriott scales back expectations for ‘09

• Stocks open lower after weekly employment reading

• 6 execs of failed WaMu to depart

• 2 companies offer to buy chip maker Atmel

• Toyota offers interest-free loans in bid to boost sales

• Fannie halts fee increase

• House renews debate over $700-billion bailout bill By Johanna Neuman and Richard Simon

Byrne and Eno take a spiritual turn

• Put this one on your list By Mary Mcnamara

• Live: Neil Diamond at the Hollywood Bowl By Ann Powers

• Publisher fought for cause

• Sanctuary

• GOP’s inside man By Tina Daunt

• A simple goal: enjoy a movie By Margaret Wappler

• Maher toys with religion’s fringes By Kenneth Turan

• Oktoberfest says ‘prost’ to authenticity By Charlie Amter

• Prep school’s harsh lessons By Erika Schickel

• ‘Hamlet’ at A Noise Within By F. Kathleen Foley

• Delayed review

• ‘Blindness’ lacks its novel’s vision By Carina Chocano

• ‘The Ex List’

• Iridescent ‘Butterfly’ By Mark Swed

• Original ‘Women’ retains its tartness By Charlotte Stoudt

• Curious why her daughter is excluded

• ‘Rachel’ reflects the ring of truth By Kenneth Turan

• Neil Diamond

• A safe house for mutants, monsters By Robert Lloyd

• Boos amid the cheers By Mark Olsen

• ‘How to Lose Friends’ alienates people By Robert Abele

• Romance charms with a teen beat By Michael Ordoña

• ‘Frankenstein’ writer back, sort of By Mindy Farabee

• The cantankerous man behind the wipers By Reed Johnson

• Complex works for complex themes By Christopher Knight

• Skeletons tumble out of the closet

• Oktoberfest celebrations

• This dog is nobody’s best friend By Mark Olsen

• ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’

• More movies

• ‘Clone’s’ new reality By Robert Lloyd

• ‘Cagney & Lacey’ exec still policing series’ legacy By Lynn Smith

• Network pundits were the losers in this debate By Mary Mcnamara

• Comparing the candidates on the issues

• Judge tosses suit to block trooper investigation By Matt Volz

• Impartial, dignified, classy: Ifill was the perfect referee By James Rainey

• They’re only too happy to give you their take By Robin Abcarian

• Sarah Palin may have helped herself in debate, but not McCain By Noam N. Levey

• Palin and Biden on the vice president’s role

• Judge threatens to throw out corruption case against Ted Stevens By Richard B. Schmitt

• N.Y. officer who gave Taser order commits suicide By Rocco Parasc and Ola

• Pregnant Bristol Palin may wed next summer

• Jurors hear closing arguments in O.J. Simpson case

• Barack Obama says Congress has no choice but to pass bailout By Maeve Reston and Johanna Neuman

• Biden, Palin trade jabs in fight for middle class By Michael Finnegan and Cathleen Decker

• Legal immigration outpaces illegal By Cynthia Dizikes

• The candidates stretched the truth in places By Maura Reynolds and Paul Richter

• Biden and Palin on Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan

• Biden and Palin on climate change

• Biden and Palin on taxes

• Exam night for Sarah Palin By Nicholas Riccardi and P J. Huffstutter

• Live blog: The V.P. debate minute by minute

• Hot Property: Vanessa Hudgens buys first house in Studio City, for $2,750,000 By Ann Brenoff

• How desperate are they? By Joel Stein

• Proposition 4 protects girls By Margaret Pearson

• Add to a treasure

• The Joe and Sarah show

• No blank checks

• Europe’s far-right revival isn’t Nazism By Ian Buruma

• U.S. soldier pleads guilty in killings of Iraqi prisoners

• Egypt’s opposition faces internal dissent By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Living with a growing distrust of food By Don Lee

• Baghdad blasts kill at least 24 By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Behind a strong mafia town in Italy are strong women By Tracy Wilkinson

• March marks ‘68 Mexico killings By Tracy Wilkinson and Deborah Bonello