Archive for Monday, September 22, 2008

• Stonehenge may have been ancient Lourdes By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Man shot dead at a party in Westlake area By Victoria Kim

• Musicians in jet crash expected to recover By Ari B. Bloomekatz

• New 8th-grade algebra rule doesn’t add up for critics By Howard Blume

• Reporter helped train minorities for newsrooms By Jon Thurber

• Better care born on the front lines By Mary Engel

• Feeling the burn as the sun slowly sets By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Pioneering sports journalist By and Claire Nol

• Under America’s rock, an old ugliness By Al Martinez

• Blame all the players for the gimmicky budget By George Skelton

• Governor vs. prison guards: a test of wills By Michael Rothfeld

• Driver arrested in fatal car crash in La Puente By Victoria Kim

• Moving in, moving on By and Gale Holl

• Debate over proposed San Onofre toll road to continue with appeal hearing By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Hidden wounds may hurt the most By Mary Engel

• Where the nuts are off the shelf By John M. Glionna

• Train strikes and kills pedestrian By Ap

• Years of practical use prove that rail controls work By Dan Weikel

• Fire breaks out at Atwater Village printing factory By My-Thuan Tran

• Kidney stone sidelines Joe Saunders By Kevin Baxter

• Seahawks…37 Rams…13

• Brian Griese makes former team pay in Tampa Bay’s win

• It’s wrong to endorse Syracuse work of art By Grahame L. Jones

• Biffle remains Chase perfect

• Wright is disciplined but can play By Gary Klein

• Yankees close out stadium with a win

• James Loney is tired of Randy Winn By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Chargers, Jets have a sense of urgency By Sam Farmer

• 49ers…31 Lions…13

• Rogers, Dalhausser take Manhattan again By Lisa Dillman

• Dolphins turn the Pats into patsies By Sam Farmer

• Craft still starter; other options are limited By Chris Foster

• Redskins…24 Cardinals…17

• Surgery saved his game, made his name By Jerry Crowe

• Eagles…15 Steelers…6

• Vikings…20 Panthers…10

• U.S. wins back the Ryder Cup By Thomas Bonk

• Falcons…38 Chiefs…14

• Titans…31 Texans…12

• Seattle limits Sparks inside

• Records deceiving in City By Eric Sondheimer

• Phillies increase their lead

• Jaguars…23 Colts…21

• Torii Hunter is feeling good vibrations By Kevin Baxter

• Giants (OT)…26 Bengals…23

• Red Sox clinch at least a tie for wild card

• Dolphins…38 Patriots…13

• Chris Young is the driving force for Arizona

• Ravens…28 Browns…10

• Taking nothing for granted after tough loss By Helene Elliott

• Soft schedule and hard finish for USC? By Chris Dufresne

• Cowboys…27 Packers…16

• Buffalo ends on a high note again

• Broncos…34 Saints…32

Balancing act builds strength

• ‘House’ episode goes for the gut By Marc Siegel

• Treat? Or wait? By Susan Brink

• Getting out of the daily grind

• ‘Saved from the darkness’ by every hero’s hand By Mark Morocco

• Tracking a silent killer By Lola Butcher

• Surgery isn’t only answer for knees Keeping muscles strong can also make the knees happy By Jeannine Stein

• Tips for at-home monitoring

• Jaw damage traced to osteoporosis drug By Susan Brink

• Ease the effects of antibiotics By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• Detox via foot pads – walk away By Chris Woolston

• Anxiety disorder leaves parts of life in limbo for author Samantha Schutz By Samantha Schutz

Music labels trying new format: SanDisk’s slotMusic mini flash memory cards

• Community Emergency Response Team training

• Gale Banks Engineering at a glance

• Caution looms over Wall Street By Madlen Read

• His firm devises gear to help motorists get more out of vehicles By Ronald D. White

• Honing Web ad strategy

• On the road to recovery By Marc Lifsher

• Week ahead at a glance

• High-risk, big-bucks era wanes By Walter Hamilton

• U.S. awaits markets’ verdict By Tom Petruno

• What has gone horribly wrong with advertisers? By Alan Mitchell

• No teary send-off for DreamWorks By Claudia Eller

• Classes teach disaster readiness By Cyndia Zwahlen

• ‘Lakeview Terrace’ is No. 1 at weekend box office By Tiffany Hsu

• Bailout’s strategic target: housing By Michael A. Hiltzik

• Be alert to SEC filings

• Home foreclosure aid reportedly added to bailout plan By James Gerstenzang

Definitely not cold shoulders

• A band with survival skills By August Brown

• Future’s bleak, but here comes ‘Heroes’ By Mary Mcnamara

• Epic vaults Lehane to a new level By Sarah Weinman

• MOMENTS

• Apparently, it’s an ‘Amazing’ race By Greg Braxton

• Here, reality’s the star By Robert Lloyd

• Broad Stage shines in debut By Mark Swed

• Biting remarks: Ouch! By Greg Braxton

• ‘The Given Day’ info

• Worst Week

• Bryan Cranston catches a break

• He just can’t catch a break By Robert Lloyd

• ‘Heroes’ info

• Big Emmy winners

• TELLING STORIES

• A fresh mix of sounds by way of San Diego By Mark Swed

• Sashi delivers what the crowd expects By S. Irene Virbila

• In the land of stupid women with ‘My Best Friend’s Girl’ By Michael Ordoña

• Clerk was careless; now customer has $300

• These Emmy Awards are not a popularity contest By Scott Collins

• How Emmy contenders rate with viewers

• Emmys infused with politics By Susan King

• Obama outraises, outspends McCain By Dan Morain

• Palin’s policies don’t favor the environment By Kim Murphy

• Risks seen for U.S. as it freezes out Russia By Josh Meyer

• 6 minors in state care after raid

• Job discrimination bill to widen who’s covered By David G. Savage

• Trading accusations on the economy By Michael Finnegan and Bob Drogin

• Back-to-basics investing By Kelly C and Aele

• Education roadblock

• All spam is not equal

• Asleep at the switch?

• The battle over war powers By Paul Findley and Don Fraser

• Bush Doctrine? Can I get back to you on that? By John Kenney

• Egypt seen through dusty lenses By Jeffrey Fleishman

• Brazil unfazed by U.S. market crisis By Chris Kraul

• Iraqis languish in crowded jails By Tina Susman

• Iran warns against hits on nuclear facilities

• South Africa President Thabo Mbeki officially resigns, denies impropriety By Robyn Dixon

• Pakistan blast toll rises to 53; 2 U.S. soldiers among the dead By Edmund S, Ers, and Mubashir Zaidi

• 53,000 children sickened by milk