Archive for Friday, October 10, 2008

• 25% of girls vaccinated for cervical cancer, U.S. says By Thomas H. Maugh II

LAPD officer injured in crash with big rig

• Children of Vietnam War servicemen seek U.S. citizenship By My-Thuan Tran

• Sister of boy slain in 1968 by a serial killer plans vigil By Andrew Blankstein and Evelyn Larrubia

• Two bodies found in ocean search for congresswomen’s brother and companion By Jia-Rui Chong and Jean Merl

• Tough sell for L.A. tax hikes By David Zahniser

• As water level drops at Diamond Valley, rationing becomes more likely By Tony Perry

• Father of Orange County murder suspect is arrested on suspicion of threatening victim’s friend. By Christine Hanley

• Nobel laureate was a ‘father of cell biology’ By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Service set for USC’s Craig Fertig

• E-mail invite raises hackles in Beverly Hills By Martha Groves

• Muslim candidate reports death threat By H G. Reza and Tony Barboza

• Tax measures on the ballot

• Edsel D. Dunford to be honored at Torrance event

• Los Angeles carwash workers file living wage complaint By Evelyn Larrubia

• Former gang member is first to be removed from injunction list By Richard Winton

• Probes of ex-Hahn commissioner end By David Zahniser

• Eagle Rock lot ruffles feathers

• Camp Pendleton brush fire contained By Tony Perry

• Angels cursed because of Moreno’s mistake By Dana Parsons

• Long Beach residents examine breakwater plan By Mark Medina

• Singing a sadder song in South L.A. By Scott Gold

• Group challenges proposed suspension of L.A. River kayaker By Bettina Boxall

John McCain, Barack Obama on healthcare

Phillies rally to victory

• Lowe stays around to see it all unravel By Bill Plaschke

• Andruw Jones is rooting for his team By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Neuheisel talks of road distractions By Diane Pucin and Chris Foster

• It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it By Jim Peltz

• Former Angel Troy Percival won’t pitch against Boston By Mike Digiovanna

• Skinner’s late pass lifts Wake Forest to victory

• An endless supply of defense at Long Beach Poly By Eric Sondheimer / On High Schools

• Green shoots 62, leads in Texas

• Barkley is the missing ingredient in this mix By Steve Springer

• Penalties costly to Ducks in season-opening loss

• Crunch time for the student athlete By David Wharton

• Sam Farmer’s NFL picks for Week 6

• Rallies are something this team expects By Kevin Baxter

• Rookie Drew Doughty makes Kings’ roster By Dan Arritt

• Mustain close to comfort zone By Gary Klein

• Keys to the ALCS

• Memo to the Phillies: You’re doing it wrong By T J. Simers

• A test for St. Bonaventure By Lonnie White and Ben Bolch

• Rays’ running game could pose issues for Red Sox By Mike Digiovanna

• Pitching gives Rays a fighting chance against Red Sox By Mike Digiovanna

• Pau Gasol-Andrew Bynum pairing needs work for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan

• Jones won’t be disciplined by the Cowboys for fight

• USC’s Mark Sanchez ready to start By Gary Klein

• Baron Davis looks sharp in his official debut By Lisa Dillman

• Compton Dominguez High’s Jordan Hamilton says he’s going to play for Texas

• Dodgers not worried as Phillies play it cool By Kevin Baxter

• Jobless claims drop from 7-year high

• China is faulted in piracy dispute

• The $700 billion man with an engineer’s mind By Michael S. Rosenwald

• Going 80 mph is sweet, and the cherry on top is getting 36 mpg By Dan Neil

• Citigroup ends negotiations with Wells over Wachovia

• AIG cancels another resort meeting after criticism

• Tech guru challenges next generation to get serious By Jessica Guynn

• Retailers spread gloom with weak September sales By Ronald D. White and Andrea Chang

• Iceland takes over banks

• GM, Ford may be just too big to fail By Ken Bensinger

• Retailers have rough September as consumer spending dips By Andrea Chang

• Carrier’s green ways show in air, on ground By Peter Pae

• 2009 BMW 335d sedan

• Administration ponders ownership stakes in banks

• Chevron expects to report strong profit By Elizabeth Douglass

• Wall Street opens higher a day after heavy selling By Martin Zimmerman and Maura Reynolds

• Q&A on Europe’s crisis

• Adelson loses $4 Billion, Buffett moves up in Forbes ranking

• Inmate alleges drug use by Broadcom duo By Christine Hanley and E. Scott Reckard

• California lettuce tied to E. coli outbreak By Tiffany Hsu

• Calls grow for global strategy By Jim Puzzanghera and Maura Reynolds

‘Lola Montès’

• Live: New Kids on the Block By August Brown

• It’s a good life for the ‘Starter Wife’ By Lynn Smith

• ‘Happy’ side of Leigh By Kenneth Turan

• ‘The Starter Wife ’

• Odd premise but a sweet tale By Carina Chocano

• Follow the clues and, aha! By Sharon Mizota

• ‘Ashes’: beautifully told but wrenching

• Slender ‘Body’ of work By Kenneth Turan

• They’re on a mission possible By Greg Braxton

• ‘The Snowball,’ by Alice Schroeder

• Oh, how she wishes they’d do the dishes

• ‘Ember’ is depressing trip underground By Robert Abele

• ‘The Express’ gets off track By Mark Olsen

• To party like a good neighbor By Charlie Amter

• Film on German terrorists criticized

• ‘Starter’ moves to next round By Robert Lloyd

• Horoscope: Oct. 10 By Holiday Mathis

• Buffett bio is time well invested By Zachary Karabell

• Gender- bending espionage

• The Nobel isn’t an open book By David L. Ulin

• Inouye emphatic as he testifies to Stevens’ honesty

• Court refuses to block Palin probe

• U.S. said to have spied on families, Red Cross By Greg Miller

• A new genre: the ‘Fox-umentary’ By On The Media

• Gubernatorial races also barnburners By P J. Huffstutter

• Obama attacks McCain’s mortgage bailout plan By Michael Muskal

• Connecticut high court rules same-sex couples can marry

• O.J. Simpson seeks new trial in Las Vegas

• Christopher Lloyd lists Montecito home at $3.6 million By Ann Brenoff

• Murderous message

• Keep the cash here

• Show some results first

• Can’t decide? Then just don’t vote By Joel Stein

• Weakest Metrolink By James E. Moore II

Missing American journalists show up safe in Syria

• Finland’s Martti Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize By Ap

• Yom Kippur brings peace and quiet By Ashraf Khalil

• U.S. plans to train Afghan militias By Julian E. Barnes

• U.S. may take N. Korea off the terrorism list By Glenn Kessler

• Global warming’s effects may hit tropics hard, a study says

• Thai protesters get boost from court

• French author Le Clezio wins Nobel Prize for literature By Sebastian Rotella and Achrene Sicakyuz

• Suicide bomber targets Pakistan anti-terrorism police By Laura King

• Where a newspaper sees room to grow By Borzou Daragahi

• 5 officers gunned down in Mexico

• Iraqi politician who supported cleric Muqtada Sadr is assassinated By Jeffrey Fleishman