What happened on January 09, 2000
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Navajo Nation President Overcomes Alcoholism on Way to a New Life
By MICHELLE RUSHLOFrom Confederate Spy to Hollywood Actress
By Cecilia RasmussenA Long Road to Graduation at Cal State
By SOLOMON MOOREThe Class of 2000
Tiny Restaurant Loses Identity in Legal Jungle
By STEVE CHAWKINSGraduating Seniors Both Ready, Fearful Over Their Futures
By ANNA GORMANStudents Learn Arts, Up Close and Personal
By RENEE MOILANENRogan Begins His Campaign for Reelection
By PATRICK McGREEVYSweetheart Deals Are a Hallowed L.A. Tradition
By PATT MORRISONYMCA Ready to Help With Resolutions
By ZANTO PEABODYMan Accused of Gunning Car Toward Officer
By MEGAN GARVEYThe Vision Remains
Pipe Bomb Scare Closes Section of Ventura Freeway
By SUE FOXCheck It Out
Foothill Tech High Parent Nights Slated
By ALEX FIELDWords to Live By
By ANN SHIELDSOxnard Man Dies, 2 Hurt in Tool Plant Explosion
By CATHERINE BLAKEMake Transit Needs Known
Suspected Molester Quits Council Post
By SORAYA SARHADDI NELSONWhirlpools of Death
By SEEMA MEHTAThomas MacBride; Judge in Cultist's Trial
By ELAINE WOOSteel Box Was Laguna's First Jail
By STEVE EMMONSSafety Remains the Issue
William A. Briggs; Former Corporate Executive
Maritime Museum Names Volunteer of Year
Still With Us in Words
By DENNIS McLELLANSuspect Arrested in Man's Killing
By ROBERTO J. MANZANOFor Entrepreneur, 'Fly Me to the Moon' Is a Down-to-Earth Invitation
By ROBERT MACYPERSPECTIVE ON A REGIONAL AIRPORT
By MARC CHARNEYHouse Woes Give Former 'NYPD' Actress the Blues
By ANN W. O'NEILLWe Killed Music, Now We Take the Rap
By ALAN REMINGTONRiverside Police Chief's Retirement Divides City
By PETER Y. HONG and MONTE MORINObituaries
Making Santa Ana Walker-Safe
'I-Word' in the Air as Rogan Seeks Reelection to House
By PATRICK McGREEVYBreathing Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
By GARY POLAKOVICCapt. Smith Is Facing Strong Head Winds
By DANA PARSONSFor the Future, Keep the Past
A Chance for a Return to Working Democracy
By XANDRA KAYDENParaplegic Injured in Hit-Run Accident
By HOLLY J. WOLCOTTRev. Earl J. Meyer; Pastor at House of Worship
Just Goofy Enough to Work
By KEN WILLIAMSTo Invest in Kids, Invest in Teachers
By STEVE BLUMDiamond Lanes Get Low Grade
By MEGAN GARVEYElectrical Short Causes Outage in Parts of Fullerton
Give Ormond Beach Its Due
Fund Northeast Valley Projects
A Low-Key Holiday for a Highly Controversial Man
By SCOTT MARTELLEArea Muslims Mark Eid al-Fitr, the End of Ramadan
By SEEMA MEHTAHome-Ownership Alliance a Laudable Idea Sure to Fail
By DENNIS J. AIGNERWorker at Tool Plant Dies in Explosion
By CATHERINE BLAKEAutopsy Scheduled for Human Remains
By HOLLY J. WOLCOTTAn Idea That Didn't Get Off the Ground--and Shouldn't
By RICHARD J. MESSINAMake Diversity an Asset
Drilling Proposed to Find Gas Tank Leaks
By DANIEL YIAt Midnight 2000: Ordinary Living and Extraordinary Life
By ALICIA A. REYNOLDSScreenplay Wizard to Address Writers Assn.
Identifying the Issues, Tackling Them at the Community Level
By KARIMA A. HAYNESReflecting Our Diversity
Help for the Homeless
New Breed of School Cultivates the Seer Within
By CADONNA M. PEYTON'Sky Island' Returns to Its Natural State
Nixon Day--Few Ruffles, Flourishes
By SCOTT MARTELLELife in 2 Languages: Spoken and Silent
By ANNA GORMANStunt Pilot Dies in Fiery Crash at Air Show
Local Beauty
By JOSEF WOODARDClass of 2000 Both Ready, Fearful Over Its Future
By ANNA GORMANVolunteer's Lament Draws Both Praise and Disagreement
Behind-Bars Bards Find Writing Poetry an Outlet for Tangled Emotions
By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOSA Long Road to Graduation at Cal State
By SOLOMON MOOREScientists Release First World Seismic Map
By MATTHEW FORDAHL
News
Justices to Hear Grandparents' Visitation Plea
By DAVID G. SAVAGEO.C. May Tighten Rules on Buried Fuel Tanks
By DANIEL YIBrown Vows to Cut S.F. Living Costs, Homelessness
District Weighs Evictions to Make Way for Schools
By JIM NEWTONJokes & Riddles
'Malkovich,' 'Topsy-Turvy' Tie for Best Film Honors
By SUSAN KINGThe Most Important Name
By CAROL FARLEYRussia Seeks to Quell Doubts Over Shake-Up
By MAURA REYNOLDSY2K and January Fools' Day: Biting Back at the Phantom Bug
By SANDY BANKSProtests Over Boy's Return to Cuba Temporarily Halted
Belgian Blames Scottish Souvenir for Bad Luck
Primary Education
Ready or Not, the Candidates Are Coming at Warp Speed
By MARK Z. BARABAKEastern Seaboard Hospitals Overwhelmed With Flu-Stricken Patients
Russia Suspends Assault on Chechnya's Capital
By Maura ReynoldsTrying to Keep an Edge as Primary Run Steepens
By RONALD BROWNSTEINSri Lanka Frees Most Tamils Held in Crackdown
'Tired and Very Restless' Karmapa Visits Dalai Lama
The Changing Face of Giving
By MARY McNAMARALAUGH LINES
Tough Luck, Clark Kent
By M. DION THOMPSONSri Lanka's Odd Trio: Sun, Sand, Suicide
By TOM RACHMANPaleontology Whiz No Ordinary Bone Collector
By KATE N. GROSSMANCrackdown Planned on Nursing Homes
By DAN MORAIN and AMY PYLECutting-Edge Technology Opens a Window on Ancient Egyptian City
By MARIAM SAMIThe Other Side of Washington
By SUSAN KINGIn Aceh, Calls for Independence From Indonesia Are Growing Louder
By DAVID LAMBLessons in Love and Giving--From a Tree
Chinese Military Still Embedded in the Economy
By MARK MAGNIERRural China Losing Access to Health Care
By RENEE SCHOOFDiet Guidelines Prompt Food Fight
By SAM FULWOOD IIIRival Accused of Bid to Oust Yugoslav Leader
Mapping the Past a Step at a Time
Scholars of American Pro Sports Vault Into Academic Mainstream
By LYNN BREZOSKYMother of 8 Adds Triplets at 54
McCain Defends Letters Sent on Donors' Behalf
By DAVID WILLMAN and ANNE-MARIE O'CONNORBoth Public, Private Efforts Resuscitate Chicago's Long-Suffering River
By ANDREW BUCHANANGore Stays on Offense, Takes Pokes at Bradley's Record in Iowa Debate
By MATEA GOLDAnalyst Urges Overhaul of State's Carpool Lanes
By VIRGINIA ELLISColombian Minister Quits Amid Scandal
Poor Farm Town's Race for Success
By MARK ARAXSometimes, Parental Guidance Is Required for Play Dates
By Vicki IovineSoldier Gets 12 1/2 Years in Prison for His Role in Beating Death
Breached Only Temporarily by Flood, Barriers Between Races Rise Again
By STEVEN GINSBERGNew Test-Taking Skill: Working the System
By KENNETH R. WEISSCalifornia Income Gap Grows Amid Prosperity
By MARK ARAX MARY CURTIUS and SORAYA SARHADDI NELSONPhilippines President Ends Effort to Open Investment
As We Now Know, Smarts Come in a Variety of Flavors
By ANNIE M. PAULCivil War Battlefield Now in Private Hands
By MATTHEW MOSK
Sports
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK
By LAUREN PETERSONFelix Helps Validate Girls' Tournament
By DANNY SCHUMACHERVilla Park Sinks Newport Harbor
Second Place Was Her Best Memory of the 1999 Season
By JOHN ORTEGAYoung Finds Basketball at Buena Is to Her Liking
By ERIC SONDHEIMERMIAMI at SEATTLE
By T.J. SIMERSWoods' Quest Is Not Easy
UCLA REPORT
Big Men Standing Tall for Matadors
By VINCE KOWALICKOlowokandi Sets the Pace in Clippers' 107-94 Victory
By LONNIE WHITEFreshman Girls Have Some Class
By DAVE DESMONDAmateurism on Agenda at NCAA Convention
By LISA DILLMAN and CHRIS FOSTERSOUTHLAND
By VINCE KOWALICKConner's Boat in Question
San Diego Defeats Fullerton
By LON EUBANKSSimonov Hired at Oaks Christian
NBA TOP TO BOTTOM
By MARK HEISLERUSC REPORT
Arizona Drops No. 1 Stanford
By CHRIS DUFRESNEMaster's Crushes La Verne on Penberthy's Quick Work
AREA COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
By STEVE HENSONTitanic Call Sinks Bills
By T.J. SIMERSSanta Margarita Stuns Irvine
SOUTHLAND
By LON EUBANKSON CALL FOR COOPERSTOWN
By HAL BOCKBlake to Start All-Star Game
By JIM HODGESGuatemala Ready for Armenia
By PAUL GUTIERREZLakers Blast Out of a Hole
By TIM KAWAKAMIOvertime Doesn't Ground Trojans
By MIKE TERRYCincinnati Is in Position to Reclaim No. 1
Kearse Not Playing Like a Rookie
By T.J. SIMERSMarino Down to Last Shot?
By STEVEN WINESOUTHLAND
Tapia Gets Unanimous Win
Drill Sergeant Tom
By EDDIE PELLSHouse Scores 61 in Arizona State's Victory
Five-Point Night for Satan as Sabres Beat Senators, 7-4
DALLAS at MINNESOTA
By STEVE SPRINGERHouse Gets 61 Points in Win for Arizona St.
Calendar
Pepperdine Beats the Clock and Northwestern
Bulls Win Again as Brand, Kukoc Lead Rout of Celtics
Northridge Takes Best Shot, 101-86
By VINCE KOWALICKSOUTHLAND
Rudder Violation Could Keep Conner From Challenging
Big D Stands for Disaster Under Nelson
By MARK HEISLERWinning Sets Bowden Apart From His Foes
By BOB OATESHicks Gives Them an Outside Shot
By J.A. ADANDEBuena Girls' One Day in the Valley Is Enough
By DAVE DESMONDNow Birmingham Shows Suspended Animation, 2-0
By CHRIS SHAFFERStruggling Ducks Seem Powerless to Change Their Ways
By ELLIOTT TEAFORDMEN
By CHRIS FOSTERWOMEN
By EARL GUSTKEYJackson Not One to Make Projections
By TIM KAWAKAMICanyon Snaps Saugus' Winning Streak, 63-61
Bruins Feel Empowered
By SCOTT HOWARD-COOPERSwept Overboard Wins a Close One
By BOB MIESZERSKIHarris Pulls Away in the Final Mile to Win
By DAN ARRITTRedskins Tame Lions With First-Half Blitz
By J.A. ADANDEHasek Wins All-Star Spot in Fan Vote
No. 1 Connecticut Leaves No Doubt
GIRLS' ALL-REGION GOLF TEAM
Lusk's Crash Paves the Way for McGrath
By MARTIN HENDERSONAll-Stars Live Up to Their Billing
By ELLIOTT TEAFORDNOW YOU KNOW
Buccaneers, Rams Head All-Pro Team
Depleted Monarchs Hang On, Beat Fontana
By BEN BOLCHIn a 'B' Season, Don't Expect 'A' Game Now
By MAL FLORENCEEdison Girls Top Mater Dei
By GEOFF BILAUMurdock Makes Point of Staying Ready
By LONNIE WHITEBrea Olinda Left Befuddled by Inspired San Clemente
By MIKE BESACKLoyola Marymount Ends 11-Game Losing Skid
By SCOTT MOEOPEN ROAD AHEAD
By SHAV GLICKVanguard Women Win to Extend Streak
Galaxy Must Deal With Hermosillo
By GRAHAME L. JONESHoward Wins Amid Turmoil
In Terms of Good Deeds, Flores Really Puts on Clinic
By DIANE PUCIN
Entertainment
They Sing of the Body Eclectic
By NATALIE NICHOLSA Glorious but Endangered Tradition
By DANIEL FEINGOLDDetour Through America
By JAN BRESLAUERSMALL FACES
Cooperation Becomes Key to L.A. Scene
By SUZANNE MUCHNICIn Brief
By ROBERT HILBURNQuick Cuts
By Kathleen CraughwellBest Bets / JANUARY 9-15
Politically Active Lifetime Gives Its Viewers a Voice
By LYNNE HEFFLEYBilingual Foundation on the Move
By DON SHIRLEYThe Back Fence, 21st Century Style
By ELIZABETH JENSENIn Brief
By RANDY LEWISA Legacy Reclaimed
By DIANE HAITHMANNewer Songs No Match for 'Hurricane'
By STEVE HOCHMANNo Playing Favorites
By KENNETH TURANSo, What Do Women Want?
By ELIZABETH JENSENBeing Catherine Keener Isn't So Bad
By LORENZA MUNOZHe Learned the Ropes
By LORENZA MUNOZWhat a Concept: Patti LaBelle Sings Diane Warren
By STEVE HOCHMANThis Is No Simple Puppet Show
By SCARLET CHENGAt the Heart of a Legend
By DON HECKMAN
Real Estate
She Leaves Hills for a Park Place
By RUTH RYONFrill Seekers
By SUE McALLISTERShare Your Feng Shui Home Sale Story
Displacement Is Cause for Rent Reimbursement
By KEVIN POSTEMAWays to Deflect Negative Energy
By KIRSTEN M. LAGATREEFor Big-Money Homes, It Was a Very Good Year
By RUTH RYONRevised IRS Rules Will Benefit Those Who Work Out of House
By KENNETH R. HARNEYExtra Cost for a Quality Furnace Will Pay Off
By JAMES DULLEY
Magazine
A nose for truffles
By nancy spillerLAPD blue
By Michael T. JarvisIn the Land of Status Consciousness, How a Stretch Limo Is Born
By James RicciWelcome to their Casbah
By Susan HeegerThat's what fronds are for
By Mary MeltonOh No, Canada
By E.D. MaytumThe Best of SoCal / Los Angeles Times Magazine
A donut man for all seasons
By Dave GardettaWash, set and surf
By Maria C. IacoboThe Real Thing
By S. Irene Virbilayoung blue eyes
By Hillary JohnsonGo figure
By Leilah BernsteinAll alone out there
By Scott Howard-CooperCalifornia's big gamble
By Fred Dickey
Books
The Big "C" By Gilda Radner
What is the Earth? By Sharon Olds
Like a Rolling Stone
By JOHN LUKACSLOS ANGELES TIMES BESTSELLERS / January 9, 2000
The Crack-up
By MELVIN JULES BUKIETThe Wound That Never Heals
By DAVID RIEFFMad, Bad and Dangerous
By JONATHAN LEVINO DUMMY
By LYNDA OBSTDISCOVERIES
By SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDSUntitled By Joseph Brodsky
Snow By Louis MacNeice
The Hinge of Fate
By BENJAMIN SCHWARZ
Opinion
India's Hands Aren't Clean
By ROHAN OBEROIBradley's Plan Is a Loss for Seniors
By By BETSY McCAUGHEY ROSSAs Fights Grow Uglier, a Policy Is Vital
By Richard WeinsteinCounty Governments Amble on Without Anyone in Charge
By William FultonDavid Mihalic
By Bill StallThe Center Moves Left
By William SchneiderSeparating Internet Fantasy From Reality
By Charles L. LindnerHome-Office Debate Isn't New
By Eileen Boris and Nelson LichtensteinHow the U.S. Is Wasting Its Global Predominance
By Henry A. KissingerAfter 40 Years, Isn't It About Time for a Sensible U.S.-Cuban Policy?
By Wayne S. SmithThe Schools' Huge Task
High-Wire Act for Science
Brokers of a Skin-Deep Democracy
By Steven Merritt MinerRecycle Verve for Recycling
Business
To Boldly Go Where No Woman Has Gone
By CHRIS FLETCHERLook Past Home Runs; Seek Strong Hitters
By PAUL J. LIMCOMING THIS WEEK
Lavoie Is Named CFO at Irvine's eBuilt
Sunshine for State's Farmers
By MELINDA FULMERThe 'Safe 10% Return'--Have You Heard Any Other Good Ones Lately?
By LIZ PULLIAM WESTONTechnology Trends in Oil Lower Prices, Lift Firms' Prospects
By JAMES FLANIGANChina's Stock Market on Bumpy Road
By MARK MAGNIERLooking for a Make-Over?
Breaking Out of a Low-Pay Rut--a Day at a Time
By SUSAN VAUGHNEmployer's Refusal to Honor Paycheck Is Illegal
Selling in Tech Shares While Other Issues Rise Suggests a Broader View
By TOM PETRUNO
Travel
When Tour, Ticket Sellers Take the Money and Run
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSVail Adds 520 Acres for Colorado Skiers
California Corner
By LAURIE K. SCHENDENReaders Recommend
Yosemite Raises Fees for Trailside Camping
Where to Set Your Easel, Whether Dabbler or Devotee
By DANIEL GRANTDays Out
For Low Air Fares, Lose the Modem, Use the Phone
By LAURA BLYTraveler's Notes . . .
For the Turtles, Not the Tan
By SUSAN SPANO6 Cruise Lines Share Discount Programs
Australia's Byron Bay Is a Blast From the Hippie Past
By LUCY IZONIt's No Vacation, but Adopting From Abroad Can Be the Trip of a Lifetime
By SUSAN SPANODon't Let Phobias Keep You at Home
By KATHLEEN DOHENYBuilding Art Piece by Piece
By DIANA LUNDINField Trips for Fertile Minds
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSA Class Act
By MARILYN LUTZKEROld Mining Trails Make Good Modern Rambles
By JOHN McKINNEYSkyDeck Sails Away From San Francisco
Mexico Potter Quezada Is Focus in San Diego
Net Improvement
By DIANA MARCUMEscorted Camping Trips Seek to Enlist Americans
By ARTHUR FROMMER
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