Archive for Saturday, October 11, 2008

• For first time, scientists predict arrival of asteroid By John Johnson Jr.

• Bipolar disorder also afflicts children, study finds By Denise Gellene

Austrian right leader Joerg Haider killed in car crash

• Wong gets 5 years for corruption By David Zahniser

• ‘All My Children’ actress Eileen Herlie dies at 90

• Brutally honest drug exhibit is thoughtful – and sobering By Sandy Banks

• Police suspend search for body of boy slain by serial killer in 1968 By Andrew Blankstein And Evelyn Larrubia

• Slaying suspect Kazuyoshi Miura returns to L.A. in custody By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Cloris Leachman chosen as Rose Parade’s grand marshal By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Golden Gate to get suicide net By Steve Chawkins

• Suspicious letters to L.A. Times and Palm Desert’s McCallum Theatre probed By Scott Glover

• Safety evaluators

• Armenian priests journey for jars of holy oil By Louis Sahagun

• Man dies of bus crash injuries

• ‘Another World’ actress also shone on stage By Mary Rourke

• Clash of rowdy, refined By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Man crushed by big rig near Santa Fe Springs By Francisco Vara-Orta

• State sets new rule on nurses By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber

• O.C. Calendar

• O.C. teen gets 25 years to life for killing mom By Christopher Goffard

• Army grants a stay to desert tortoises By Louis Sahagun

• 2 Iraq war veterans square off By Tony Perry

• Mountain areas under red flag warning for high fire danger By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• 11-person panel named to study Metrolink safety By Jeff Gottlieb

• Cruel end for a man who asked for little By Hector Becerra and Richard Winton

• Trojans want to avoid letdown

• Johnson calls accusation by talk show hosts ‘stupid’

• In October, it’s open season on Angels

• Five keys for the Kings

• Kopitar grew up in a hurry By Dan Arritt

• Flip comment By David Wharton

• Key questions remain unanswered By Mike Bresnahan

• Patrick O’Sullivan expects to make season debut Sunday for Kings By Dan Arritt

• Dodgers try to get even with Phillies By Kevin Baxter

• Basking in October, Red Sox win Game 1 By Mike Digiovanna

• Louisville survives scare to beat Memphis, 35-28

• BRUINS GET LOST IF THEY LEAVE HOME

• Kings’ youth to test renewed Sharks team By Helene Elliott

• How the top 25 high school football teams fared

• Impostors ruining this feel-good story By Bill Plaschke

• Taylor has shown he’s a fast learner By Lisa Dillman

• Rookie pitcher impresses By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Former track star Tim Montgomery gets 5 years for heroin By From The Associated Press

• Stroud puts himself in position for big jump

• Down 2-0, they’ll still give it their best shot By T J. Simers

• Dangling on the hook By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Snowstorm might make him feel at home By Pete Thomas

• Why is USC No. 6 in my rankings? Let me count the reasons By Chris Dufresne

• Alex Stepheson’s eligibility on hold for USC By David Wharton

• Westbrook out against 49ers

• Recruiters will flock to Serra By Eric Sondheimer

• Second nature By Bill Dwyre

• Trojans sense an opportunity with Arizona State By David Wharton

• Warning signs

• Montgomery gets five years in prison

• How the significant seven stand on road to 2010 World Cup By Grahame L. Jones

• For a closer, he’s not big on saving things By Mike Digiovanna

• Phillies absorb heartache too By Kevin Baxter

• Werth says it’s too early to celebrate By Kevin Baxter

• U.S., Mexico can reach the final six By Grahame L. Jones

• Long Beach Poly wins with defense By Lonnie White

• Harwell takes the fifth and is running with it By Chris Foster

• Chivas USA plays at San Jose

Bush says G-7 ‘will do what it takes’ to ease economic crisis

• Trade deficit drops in August

• Next step: U.S. to bankroll banks By Michael A. Hiltzik and Jim Puzzanghera, Richard Simon

• European markets plunge amid massive selloffs By Henry Chu

• Stocks swing sharply in early trading

• Macy’s says profit drop will exceed its forecast

• Slump in exports turns Asian tiger into pussycat By Don Lee and John Glionna

• Redstone hit by credit troubles By Meg James

• Sony seeks to harmonize music, electronics By Ryan Nakashima

• Oil prices fall below $78 a barrel By Elizabeth Douglass

• State bond sale raises concerns By Marc Lifsher

• Daily developments in the financial crisis

• U.S. to buy shares in banks By Jim Puzzanghera

• Losses mount in Europe By Henry Chu

• Wells Fargo buyout of Wachovia is cleared

• Dealing with the crisis on the Continent By Henry Chu

• GE profit falls 22%, meeting lowered forecast

• Sales of safes grow as economy slides

• Gloom sweeps NYSE floor By Matea Gold and Erika Hayasaki

• Web crew relaxes; critics go to work By Michelle Quinn

• YouTube hopes full-length shows will pump up advertising revenue By Swati P and Ey

• President Bush vows action on financial crisis By Johanna Neuman

Pilar Díaz no longer Abandoned, and that’s OK

• He’s back in the saddle By R and Y Lewis

• ‘Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday’ By Mary Mcnamara

• The Phil blazes in Russian works By Rick Schultz

• Multiple personalities By Christopher Hawthorne

• Deep analysis in an instant By Howard Rosenberg

• Horoscope: Oct. 11 By Holiday Mathis

• The Guide: Happening Today

• Why we won’t buy ‘Body’

• A strange trip to Faulkner’s land By Charles Mcnulty

• ‘Here at the End of the World We Learn to Dance’ by Lloyd Jones

• ‘Paparazzo’ may be bad word in Reeves case By Ap

Palin abused her power, legislative inquiry finds

• Better days for military recruiters By Julian E. Barnes

• Big business, lobbyists had Palin’s ear By Chuck Neubauer and Stephen Braun,, Tom Hamburger

• Barack Obama says negative ads won’t sway voters By Seema Mehta and Peter Nicholas

• O.J. Simpson lawyers seek new trial

• Connecticut court allows gays to wed By David G. Savage

• How powerful a president? By Dana D. Nelson

• A crisis of trust too By Tim Rutten

• Just to recap

• Gratitude with attitude By Meghan Daum

• Pocketful of roses By Deborah Netburn

• A&A all boxed up

• Tinkering with tools

• Her new ‘School’ district

• A cooling-off By David A. Keeps

• Bret Parsons, author of ‘Colcord Home,’ at Hennessey & Ingalls bookstore

• Growing wild By Emily Green

• Standing proud in Culver City By Maria Hsin

• Cozy grandeur By Chris Iovenko

• That frisky fall feeling By Chris Erskine

• The frugal bouquet

• What makes you sow smart?

• Evo bets on building’s eco push

• Laid-back in Laguna

• Fingerprint-scan deadbolt can eliminate need for keys By Dan Neil

• Joerg Haider dies in auto accident

• Finnish diplomat Martti Ahtisaari wins Nobel Peace Prize By Henry Chu and Marjorie Miller

• U.S. tries to build consensus on N. Korea By John M. Glionna and Paul Richter

• Dozens of Somalis wash up in Yemen

• Pakistan suicide bomber strikes anti-Taliban tribal elders By Laura King

• No stars, no swag, but what a crowd! By Barbara Demick

• More than two dozen die amid violence By Tracy Wilkinson

• Suddenly, wealth’s being transferred into oblivion By Robyn Dixon

• Sides in Zimbabwe seek Mbeki’s help

• Two American journalists say they were abducted into Syria By Borzou Daragahi

• Cuba limiting purchases at food markets

• Peru’s Cabinet resigns amid bribery scandal By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• North Korea off U.S. blacklist after nuke inspection deal By Ap