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What happened on January 01, 2000
News
Sacred Sounds Welcome New Year
By MARY ROURKE
Boy's Return to Cuba Was Set, Group Says
U.S., Russia Watch Skies, Side by Side
By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH
Elliot Richardson Dies; Defied Nixon
By ROBERT L. JACKSON
'Smart' Appliances to Usher in Jetsons-Like Households
By CAROL J. WILLIAMS
ROSE PARADE
On Parade: A Mirror of the Southland
By JOE MOZINGO and RICHARD WINTON
Russian's Surprise Move Gives Power to Putin
By RICHARD C. PADDOCK
Yeltsin, Hostages the Only Ripples in Live TV Coverage
By ELIZABETH JENSEN and BRIAN LOWRY
S. Korea Frees 3,501 Prisoners
Party Faithful Make Trek to Holy Land
By TRACY WILKINSON
From Wild to Mild
By JAMES RAINEY
Startled Clinton Calls for Continuity in U.S.-Russian Relations
By JAMES GERSTENZANG and TYLER MARSHALL
Reaction to His Resignation
Rock Fans Celebrate With Signature L.A. Bands
By GEOFF BOUCHER
Rebels Win on Binkley's Kick on Final Play
Radical Group Takes Responsibility for Fire
Y2K Expenditures
Rain Throws Wet Blanket Over Southland New Year's Revels
By ANTONIO OLIVO
Canadian Prison Officials Play Beat the Clock With Possible Y2K Bugs
Yeltsin Departure Elicits Mostly Relief in Russia
By MAURA REYNOLDS
Experts Still Fret Post-Y2K Pains
By PETER G. GOSSELIN
Pope Throws a Party for the Great Jubilee
By RICHARD BOUDREAUX
A Clean Millennial Slate for the Human Tragicomedy
By PATT MORRISON
From Wild to Mild
By SCOTT GOLD and JAMES RAINEY
State to Accept Domestic Partner Declarations
For These Two Perpetual Parents, 97 Is Not Enough
Chief Justice Calls Growth in Litigation 'Remarkable'
By DAVID G. SAVAGE
U.S. Officials in Sync With Hasty Lowering of Old Glory
Millennial Mildness
By JAMES RAINEY
At Gathering, Clinton Urges U.S. to Keep Lit 'the Fire of Freedom'
By JAMES GERSTENZANG and GERALDINE BAUM
Archeologists Probe Mystery of the Mounds
Mischief Blamed in Toppling of Electrical Tower
Police Unamused by Prankster's Terrorism Joke
A Thousand Ways to Pass a Moment in Time
By TERRY McDERMOTT
Yeltsin Legacy Impressive but Clouded
By MAURA REYNOLDS
Kern County Teacher Freed by Hijackers
Adieu and Plea for Forgiveness
Officials Heighten State of Alert Due to Terror Threat
The Sparkle, the Bubbles and the Bliss
For Homeless, Just Another Night
By ARMANDO ACUNA
Taliban Praised for Role in Crisis
American Man Is Rescued After Nearly a Week on an Alpine Slope During Storm
Foreign Leaders Praise the Move and the Mover
Many Faithful Forsake Festivities to Usher in Y2K With Spiritual Hoopla
By NICK ANDERSON
Spirit of Celebration Unites Divided Globe
By MARJORIE MILLER
Bug Watchers Scan Globe, Report All Systems Go
By DAVID G. SAVAGE and ELIZABETH SHOGREN
Brazil Resolves to Deal With Its Gap Between Rich, Poor
It's a Milestone Night for Hull, but Ducks Aren't Celebrating
By ELLIOTT TEAFORD
A Temple--and a Fight--Loom Over Boston Suburb
Nation's Airports Become Hubs of Inactivity
By FAYE FIORE
Y2K Disruptions a Daily Ritual in Developing World
By DEXTER FILKINS
Caught at Sea, 5 Cubans Are Escorted Home
Ex-Beatle on Mend; Attack Suspect in Psychiatric Unit
Cuban Immigrant Charged in Hotel Shootings
The Millennium Is Now
By JENNIFER PENDLETON
For Once, TV Goes Global
By HOWARD ROSENBERG
Internet Just Keeps On Clicking as Y2K Hits
By CHARLES PILLER
Police Shootings in D.C. Down Almost 66% in Year
'The Canal Is Ours' Is Jubilant Cry in Panama
By JUANITA DARLING
Cattle's Diet May Tame Deadly Microbe
Chechen War Propels Putin to Front Ranks
By ROBYN DIXON
Man Accused of Abandoning Son Takes Leave From Work
Anticipated Computer Chaos Is a No-Show
By ASHLEY DUNN
India Gives In to Hijackers' Demands, Ending 8-Day Drama
By DEXTER FILKINS
A Family's Quiet New Year's Reflects Love of Old-Fashioned Pleasures
By DUANE NORIYUKI
E-Nough Is E-Nough, Cliche Collectors Say
3 Settle Suit Resulting From Child Sex Case
Experts Draw Battle Lines Over Numbers, Motivations of Black Confederate Soldiers
By RACHEL ZOLL
Orange County Celebrates, Yes, but Not as Noisily as Expected
By SCOTT GOLD and ELAINE GALE
California | Local
Investor Trips Up Treasure Hunter
By RICHARD WINTON
The Living History of Hollywood
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN
Workers' Loyalty to Lever Bros. Outlasted Their Jobs
By LEE ROMNEY
Charles Spalding; Scriptwriter, Friend of JFK
6 Men, 1 Woman Wanted on Warrants
By HOLLY J. WOLCOTT
John Geoghegan; Publisher Discovered John le Carre
Troubles and Triumphs
By DARYL KELLEY
Ben Mayer; Amateur Astronomer Invented Equipment for the Pros
By MYRNA OLIVER
Obituaries
Holiday Closures
Offbeat Visions of 1999
By STEVE HARVEY
Lottery
Reflecting On Walk With God
By CONNIE REGENER
Raindrops Were Falling on Year's End
By PETER M. WARREN
Holiday Closures
On Turning to the First of the Century's Front Pages
By JOHN BALZAR
Religion Notes
By Pamela Davega Carr
Professor Fights Web Plagiarists With Web
By JEFF GOTTLIEB
The New Year in Five Faiths
Earth Day Funding Will Go to 5 Sites
By SEEMA MEHTA
Eggnog Latte Is Once-a-Year Treat
By JANICE JONES DODDS
Vatican Reexamines 1415 Execution
Loving Thy Neighbor Is Key to Future
By AGUSTIN GURZA
Resolving to Get More in Touch With the Spirit
By WILLIAM LOBDELL
Israeli Jews Polled on Christian Topics
* Oneta Deleo; Teacher, Interior Decorator
Snow Up to Here at Crystal Cathedral
By GENA PASILLAS
It's a Piece of Cake
By Norine Dresser
Jan. 1, 2000
Offbeat Visions of 1999
By STEVE HARVEY
Local Leaders Devoting 2000 to Cleaning Up After 1999
By CATHERINE SAILLANT
James Wilson; Former Governor's Father
By MYRNA OLIVER
New Cart Helps Pope Get Around
Clergy Deliver Messages of Faith
By NANCY KINSEY NEEDHAM
Holiday Closures
New Era, Cautious Hope
Tolerance Would Be Blessing
By EDWARD C. MARTIN
Taking a Walk on Wild Side Is a Pick-Me-Up
By TOM REINKEN
Albright Hosts Ramadan Dinner
'Sports Is Like Life: Adversity Included'
By DANNY WHITE
Obituaries
Episcopal Eucharist Service
Talmud Scholar Speaks Plainly on Everyday Life
By JONATHAN KIRSCH
Great '90s Bull Market Democratized Investing
By THOMAS S. MULLIGAN
New City Sets Up Today
By KATE FOLMAR
Douglas Brown and Jeffrey Dinkin
Creative Spirits
By RODNEY BOSCH
Offshore Rig Is Environmental Asset?
By SEEMA MEHTA
Champagne and Crossbows
By ZANTO PEABODY and STEPHANIE STASSEL
Give Everyone a Chance to Do His Best
By KEN "MOON" JONES
Gun Sales Shoot Up at Year's End
By JOHN L. MITCHELL
What's Ahead?
Sweden Ends Designation of Lutheranism as Official Religion
By CAROL J. WILLIAMS
Relics of St. Therese to Be on Display in Southland
By NONA YATES
Dumping Calories
By NANCY KINSEY NEEDHAM
Sports
STANFORD ROSTER
Red-Leather Day
By Bill Plaschke
Back in the Swing
By PETER YOON
WISCONSIN ROSTER
Giants Decide Their Woman Announcer Will Not Return
BREAKING NEWS
By DAN LOUMENA
Trojans' Bibby Denies That He Is Job Hunting
By MIKE TERRY
Gailey Not Having Very Much Fun
By T.J. SIMERS
Who's Playing? Who Knows?
By ERIC SONDHEIMER
Bibby Not Looking for Depth
By MIKE TERRY
Monrovia Is Run on Different Stage
By BILL CHRISTINE
OUTBACK BOWL
Alvarez Making Last Stand
By HELENE ELLIOTT
Return on Galley's Mind
By JIM HODGES
Kapono Likes the Big Shots
By SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER
Dolphins a Possibility for Sanders
Angel Woes Offset by Wimbledon Title, Rushing Mark
By TIM BROWN
Northridge Can't Run With the Big Bulldogs
By DARIN ESPER
It Could Get Much Worse Before It Gets Much Better
By LONNIE WHITE
Oregon Shines at the End as Usual
Rider's Suspension Lifted by the Hawks
There's Nothing Like Getting an Early Tee Time
By GRAHAME L. JONES
Big Picture Means More Than a Winning Streak
By TIM KAWAKAMI
A New Way of Doing Business
By T.J. SIMERS
Talkin' (Angels) Baseball
Defense Saves Day for Southern Mississippi
1999: The Year That Was
By DAN LOUMENA
Playoff Possibilities
Point Loma Beats Chapman Women
Westlake's Howard Plays Way Into Good Company at Miami
By DARIN ESPER
They Said It
Infection Sidelines Rucchin
By ELLIOTT TEAFORD
Colorado Runs Over Boston College
Late Goal Gives Detroit 4-4 Tie
Athletics' Best Qualities Will Continue to Be Displayed
By STEVE HENSON
Taking The Field
Shields and Harrington Have Made a Pitch for Greatness
By ERIC SONDHEIMER
The Hot Corner
By VINCE KOWALICK
For Openers, It's Crowded at Top
By STEVE KRESAL
Texas Suspends Four From Cotton Bowl
Red-Leather Day
By ROBYN NORWOOD
Second-Half Run Lifts Notre Dame
YEAR IN REVIEW / 1999
Top Contenders Are Usual Suspects
By STEVE KRESAL
The Greatest Is Very Obvious When It Comes to Top Fighters
By Steve Springer
Entertainment
New Studio Draws on Cultural Diversity
By CHARLES SOLOMON
Sorting Out the Best of Curtis Mayfield From the Vaults
By ROBERT HILBURN
NPR Names Century's 100 Most Significant Songs
By M. DION THOMPSON
Music Room Series Will Feature Trio
The Year of Unconventional Wisdom
By PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
'Millennium Mix' Moves Up
By RICHARD CROMELIN
Ferber Jam Echoes the Past and Bops Ahead
By DON HECKMAN
Coming Sunday
I Made It! (How Do I Look?)
By GARRY SHANDLING
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT REPORTS FROM THE TIMES, NEWS SERVICES AND THE NATION'S PRESS.
By SHAUNA SNOW
It's a Good Thing Movie Theaters Don't Charge by the Minute
By ERIC HARRISON
Contestants Invited to Pitch Movie Ideas
The Sound of Money
By ROBERT HILBURN
Workshop to Teach Kids About Cartooning
Business
Gateway Scrapping Plan to Revive Amiga Trademark
U.S. Won't Charge Employees With Fraud
Waste Management Sues Over Acquisition
Burger King Discontinues All Pokemon Balls
By (Greg Hernandez)
TECHNOLOGY BRIEFS
Insider Stock Selling Up 12% in '99, to $42.3 Billion
By STEVE MATTHEWS
Irvine Sensors Reports Loss for the Year
Internet Stocks Drove Record Year of IPOs, Led Markets in '99
BRIEFLY / Also. . .
Epicor Warns Earnings Will Be Off
New Zealand, Braced for Doom at Midnight, Finds Y2K Menace a No-Show
By VIRGINIA ELLIS
US West Sells 65% of Global Crossing Shares
TECHNOLOGY BRIEFS
Still Worried About Y2K? Some Tips on How to Correct Possible Glitches
By GREG MILLER
TECHNOLOGY BRIEFS
Santa Ana's Starbase Is Leader of O.C. Pack, With Shares Up 1,491%
By (P.J. Huffstutter)
1999 / 2000 Review & Outlook
Key Mortgage Interest Rate Keeps Climbing
By (James F. Peltz)
GM Plans to Reestablish Design Center in Southland
By JOHN O'DELL
1999 Goes Into the Record Book on Wall Street
By TOM PETRUNO
Sparta Foods to Be Bought by Cenex Co-Op
Home & Garden
Thanks for the Memories
By KATHY BRYANT
For Those With Time on Their Hands
By RALPH KOVEL and TERRY KOVEL
January Planting List
By JULIE BAWDEN DAVIS
Calendula Lends Cheer in Winter
The Surprising Pleasures of a Garden Journal
By JULIE BAWDEN DAVIS
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