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What happened on January 01, 2001
HEALTH
Online and Off: A Collection of Therapeutic Resources for Those With Hoarding Issues From Washington Post
For Hoarders, Letting Go Is Nearly Impossible By Sandra G. Boodman, WASHINGTON POST
For Compulsives, Home Is Where the Hoard Is From Washington Post
Don't Underestimate Differences Between Doctors and Assistants
Doctors Sometimes Skimp on Own Care, Study Shows By Jane E. Allen, TIMES HEALTH WRITER
Before You Get on the Virtual Couch By Benedict Carey
Examining the Checkup By Benedict Carey and Grace Lee
Satisfaction May Be the Best Sauce for Food By Rosie Mestel
The Nuts and Bolts of a Clinical Trial From Hartford Courant
Lung Disease Steroid Disappoints in Study By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
Healthy Bestsellers
Class for the Deaf By Michael Zimmerman
Footloose and Fit: Exercise Everyone Can Do By Karen Voight
Watching Caffeine Intake? Look Beyond Coffee By Phil Lempert
Web Linking Drug Trials With Test Patients By Garret Condon, HARTFORD COURANT
Laetrile by Any Other Name Is Still Bogus By Barrie Cassileth
Blood Panels Reveal What May Be Wrong--or Right By Denise Hamilton
NEWS
Defense Department's Surplus Parts Policy: Sell Low, Buy High By Mike Mcintire, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Experts Cite Double Standard for Teens By David Crary, ASSOCIATED PRESS
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Reed Johnson
Pakistan Holds Local Elections in First Voting Since Military Coup From Associated Press
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Robert Gauthier
HIV-infected Thai boy, a victim of smuggling, is making strides physically and emotionally in his temporary U.S. home. By Maria Elena Fernandez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Medical Minute By Karen Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Lynell George
Sold! The Illusion of Independence By Margaret Finnegan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
If Trend-Spotters Are Right, 2001 Won't Be Easy By Mary K. Feeney, HARTFORD COURANT
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Lynn Smith
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Lynn Smith
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Booth Moore
For a moment, the Bubbleman, a female boxer, a recovering alcoholic and others shone in our pages. Here are updates on their remarkable lives. By Beverly Beyette
Laugh Lines
Adventures of a Foster Child
Jokes & Riddles
A Learning Link to the Living Desert
80-Year-Old Runner In for the Long Haul By Ben Dobbin, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Former Sen. Cranston Dies at 86 From a Times Staff Writer
Discontent Sets Up Camp in Israeli Army By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mideast Killings Bring Escalating Cries for Revenge By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Gives 11th-Hour Nod to Creation of World Court By Jonathan Peterson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fleeing the Monotony of 'Son of' By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
California Laws 2001
Taiwanese President Calls On China to Make Peace From Associated Press
In One Year, Popular Putin Proves That He's No Yeltsin By John Daniszewski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PRI Lawmaker in Tabasco Made Acting Governor From Associated Press
Cockpit Intruder Was Escorted to Jet From Times Wire Reports
German Office for Cold War Crimes Is No More By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Family of 4 Found Stabbed to Death From Times Wire Reports
Attackers Kill Nun, Injure 13 Worshipers From Times Wire Reports
Questions Bush Will Face Are Much Easier to Predict Than the Answers By Ronald Brownstein
6 Gulf States Sign Region's First Defense Pact From Times Wire Services
Finally, a Senator to Be Taken Seriously By Patt Morrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Y2K It Wasn't, but It Was a Party From Associated Press
Spirit of Optimism Holds Sway as World Hails New Millennium From Times Wire Services
Election 'Tested' Courts, Rehnquist Says From Associated Press
Treasury Chief Calls for Debt Reduction in '01 From Times Wire Services
Country Music Hall of Fame Is Closed From Times Wire Reports
New Social Security Rules Aid Disabled From Times Wire Reports
In Reality, Sex Dreams Are Rare--and Not Always About Sex By Kathleen Kelleher, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Body of Mail-Order Bride Is Identified From Times Wire Reports
Race an Issue for Ashcroft's Foes By Eric Lichtblau, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jon Michael's Magic By Mary Louise Downer
Teen Arrested in Slayings of 4 in His Family From Associated Press
Northeast Starts to Shake Off Storm From Times Wire Services
Rose Queens: They're a Mixed Bouquet By Ann O'neill, TIMES STAFF WRITER
They Did It All for Worthy Causes Around Town By Patt Diroll, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Getting a Sense of Santa Fe's Native Origins By Booth Moore
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Felicia Shpritzer; Fought Gender Bias in NYPD
2 Courthouses to Open, Expand Services in Area By Caitlin Liu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Los Alisos Water District Is Absorbed By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2508
Another Transformation for Farmers Market Area By George Ramos, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Paul F. Wotman; Pioneered Gay Rights Lawsuits
Back-to-School Efforts for Parents Earn Top Marks By Jessica Garrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Postal Service Job Offer? Return to Sender By Jerry Hicks
Health Experts Offer Flu Advice By Dana Bushee, (714) 966-5636
Foundation Gives Colleges $5 Million By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2508
City Council May Approve Official Seal By Sean Kirwan, (714) 966-5642
Begging for Percy By Mike Boehm, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Sun's the Same, but the Float Folks Have Changed By Patt Morrison
Schools Get Creative With Parent Involvement By Jessica Garrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Courthouses Key to Judicial Changes By Caitlin Liu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A High Aim for Cancer Awareness By Margaret Talev, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Paramedic Time Bomb
Opportunities in 2001
Hindsight Is 20/2000
Team Trains for Mountain Trek Planned as Memorial to a Father By Margaret Talev, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Year's Day Closures
Chevy Owners' Club Pays Homage to Classics By Josh Karp, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Man, 67, Dies After Falling Off Scooter By Massie Ritsch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ventura County Ranks 20th in U.S. for High-Tech Jobs By Traci Isaacs, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Taking On the Steep Climb Against Cancer By Margaret Talev, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Year's Day
Music, CHP Patrols, Sunny Skies Mark Long Weekend By Holly J. Wolcott and Gail Davis, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sheriff's Department Seeks 3 Men, 1 Woman on Warrants By Catherine Blake
Bicyclist on Life Support After Collision With Car
Let There Be Light
Grazing Lands
Printing Stamps
Proud Telecommuter
Lake Powell and the Colorado River Delta
William L. McClurg; Retired Navy Commander
Youth No Protection From Bloodshed in 2000 By Michael Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Used Holiday Cards Can See New Season By Sharon Nagy, (714) 966-5832
John Ashcroft
Officials Fear Effect of Drug Law on Stings By Jack Leonard, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lutherans, Episcopalians Celebrate Pact By Ted Rohrlich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'I Think We Made History!' By Kimi Yoshino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Diabetic Brothers Now Published Authors By Jenifer Ragland, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Use Commissioners to Relieve Judges
Harold B. Rhodes; Inventor of Electric Piano By Elaine Woo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rose Parade
BUSINESS
A Classic Realm of Design By Karen Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Talk of Flanders Has Most Speechless By Raf Casert, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Databases to Pump Up the Competition By Charles Piller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Strategies for Finding Venture Funding in 2001 By Debora Vrana, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soros Predicts 'Bouncy, Hard' Landing for U.S. From Reuters
Also..
IPOs Likely to Get Off to Slow Start in '01 Reuters
Reduction in Oil Production Might Be Approved Associated Press
Economic reports due this week: * Tuesday, the National...
Refining Your E-Mail Etiquette Can Help Control 'Inbox' Clutter By Esther Dyson
Latin American Investors Seek Profitable Path By Katherine Baldwin, REUTERS
More Socializing Than Holiday Buying Online By Karen Kaplan
Brocade OK With 2001 Estimates From Reuters
Asiacontent, NBC Internet End Venture From Bloomberg News
Investors Are Bracing for Bear Market Hangover Reuters
Cuban Guerrillas Scale the Cyber Walls By Scott Wilson, WASHINGTON POST
Look Into Crystal Ball Reveals a Bevy of Media Deals Unfolding in 2001 By Sallie Hofmeister, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Turning Employees Into Entrepreneurs By Karen Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ENTERTAINMENT
Planting Seeds of Modernism in Ethiopia By Susan Linnee, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sam Butera Still Sets the Crowd Swinging By Steve Appleford
Who Are Grammy Sure-Shots? Here's a Clue
'Cast Away' Survives Holidays at No. 1, Spears $100 Million By Richard Natale, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Inspired by a True Story? Then Expect Some Scrutiny By John Morgan Wilson, John Morgan Wilson is the Edgar Award-winning author of the Benjamin Justice mystery series, published by Doubleday/Bantam. His most recent novel, "The Limits of Justice," was published in August. He can be reached at http://www.johnmorganwilson.com
Karukas Trio Rekindles a Warm Holiday Mood By Don Heckman, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
*** Memphis Bleek, "The Understanding," Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam. By Soren Baker
*** Supa DJ Dmitry, "Scream of Consciousness," TVT. By Steve Baltin
** King Chango, "The Return of El Santo," Luaka Bop. By Ernesto Lechner
*** The BellRays, "Grand Fury," Upper Cut/Vital Gesture. By Natalie Nichols
For 'South Park's' Creators, George Dubya Knows Best By James Endrst, HARTFORD COURANT
Drug Abuse Takes Its Toll, Regardless of Fame or Income
His New Career Is Soup for the Soul By Gregg Kilday, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
For Grand Ave. 'Cultural Corridor' to Work, It Needs a Few More Diversions By Jack Skelley, Jack Skelley is former executive editor of Los Angeles Downtown News and serves on the executive committee of the Urban Land Institute's Los Angeles District Council
Oscar D'Leon and Wladimir Reignite Salsa Sizzle on 'Doble Play' By Ernesto Lechner
Sinatra, Burdon Go Walkin' Back to the '60s By Natalie Nichols, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Today: Is free speech being abused in popular culture? By Geoff Boucher, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Footage Shows the Way It Was for Elvis, in Concert By Susan Karlin, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SPORTS
Clopton Ready to Complete Career By Helene Elliott
No Degree of Difficulty for Eagles By J.a. Adande, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ravens Have Elements in Their Favor By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
As the Oldest of the Games that Make Up the Bowl Championship Series, the 99-Year-Old Rose Bowl and Tournament of Roses Parade Are Arguably the. . . By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
As the Oldest of the Games that Make Up the Bowl Championship Series, the 99-Year-Old Rose Bowl and Tournament of Roses Parade Are Arguably the. . . By Bill Plaschke
We Can Be Heroes, Just for One Day . . . By Roy Jurgens
Bowden's Mark on Game Is Downright Laughable By Chris Dufresne
Southland Events
Nieuwendyk's Trick Fools Rangers From Associated Press
Trade Rumors Following Blake All Over the League By Jim Hodges
Ducks Not Wild About Defeat By Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Leclerc Could Return Next Game By Chris Foster
Tight but Losing Finishes Make for a Deceptive Record By Lonnie White
Bryant Looking for Stop Signs By Tim Brown
Strickland Returns After Going AWOL From Associated Press
Next Goal Is Rare 20-Win Season By Mike Terry
Amaker Not Pleased With Seton Hall Win From Associated Press
Flowers Starts Amid Adversity By Sam Farmer
McGraw Gets 300th Victory With Irish From Associated Press
Loyalty Runs Deep for Groh Times Wire Services
The Bowls Daily Report / Orange Bowl Associated Press
Calmus Spending Time in Film Room By Chris Dufresne
Amazing Comeback Falls Just Short From Associated Press
Bulldogs Win a Wild One in the Snow From Associated Press
Today's Other Games Associated Press
Old, New Powers Meet Unexpectedly By Bill Dwyre, TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Huskies Will Start With Special Play By Steve Springer
First Look: The Next Round By Roy Jurgens
First Look: The Next Round By Roy Jurgens
Buccaneers' Offense Locks Up When They Can't Find the Key By J.a. Adande
Ravens Have Something on Titans No Other Team Has By Robyn Norwood
First Look: The Newxt Round By Roy Jurgens
First Look: The Next Round By Roy Jurgens
Canada Up Next For U.S. From Staff and Wire Reports
Titan Baseball Team Begins Workouts By Lon Eubanks
For Love of the Mat By Lon Eubanks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Freespool Finds His Stride and Wins Conejo Handicap By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
On Good Days, He's the Late Rod Strickland By Mal Florence
As the Oldest of the Games that Make Up the Bowl Championship Series, the 99-Year-Old Rose Bowl and Tournament of Roses Parade Are Arguably the. . . By Chris Dufresne
Davis Says He's Staying Put Associated Press
There Could Be Another Great Moss in the Making By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kings Score Late to Tie, Wings Score Later to Win By Jim Hodges, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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