What happened on March 18, 2001

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The K-19 Crew Resurfaces
The Black Dahlia Murder as Music Noir DON HECKMAN, Don Heckman writes frequently about jazz for The Times
Next Stop: A Truly Connected Community NICOLAI OUROUSSOFF, Nicolai Ouroussoff is The Times' architecture critic
Short Career, Long Shadow ERNESTO LECHNER, Ernesto Lechner is a regular contributor to Calendar
For the Record
Squeeze Play
Rating the Ratings
Keep a Record
In Brief STEVE APPLEFORD
In Brief STEVE APPLEFORD
Record Rack STEVE APPLEFORD
In Brief NATALIE NICHOLS
Small Faces
These Bones Are Connected by Bitter Raps SOREN BAKER
A Fusion of His Creative Energies JAN BRESLAUER, Jan Breslauer is a regular contributor to Calendar
Not Such a Dumb Stunt After All ROBIN RAUZI, Robin Rauzi is the assistant editor for Calendar Weekend
Museum Chief, Version 2.0 SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Suzanne Muchnic is The Times' art writer
Charting the Rocker-to-Actor Journey STEVE HOCHMAN
Inventing a World, One Note at a Time DIANE HAITHMAN, Diane Haithman is a Times staff writer
History Through an Internee's Eyes SCARLET CHENG, Scarlet Cheng is a frequent contributor to Sunday Calendar
Guests Didn't Flock to L.A. 'Wedding' DON SHIRLEY, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
This Song Cycle Is Coming to an End JOHN HENKEN, John Henken is a frequent contributor to Calendar
That's No Lady--That's Our Nightmare STEPHEN FARBER, Stephen Farber is a critic for Movieline magazine and regular contributor to Calendar
Your Complete Oscar Ballot
They Got All They Bargained For NATALIE NICHOLS, Natalie Nichols is a regular contributor to Calendar
A Master of Illumination DAVID GRITTEN, David Gritten is a regular contributor to Calendar

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2nd Amendment Says 'Arms,' Not 'Muskets'
A Chicken in Every Pot? Try a Muffler on Every Car CRISPIN SARTWELL, Crispin Sartwell teaches philosophy at the Maryland Institute, College of Art. E-mail: mindstorm@pipeline.com
Jan Perry for Council District 9
Unfair Utility Rebates
Domenici and Tax Cut
Education Tax Plan
Hollywood, Hear These Desperate Cries for Help NORAH VINCENT, Norah Vincent is a freelance journalist who lives in New York City
Politics and Pardons Follow the Money
Steve Soboroff
Hayden's Residency
Modern Farms Are Frat Parties for Germs BRIAN HALWEIL and DANI NIERENBERG, Brian Halweil and Dani Nierenberg are researchers at the Worldwatch Institute in Washington, D.C
Remodel of Police Reform
The New NIMBYs Are Taking Back Their Back Yards--and Their Air Michael Soller, Michael Soller is PhD candidate in American history at UCLA
Stock Shock
All Our Children: The Inner Appeal of America's Primal Families Peter Wolson, Peter Wolson is a psychoanalyst and past president of the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies
Bush's Tax Logic: If A, Then B, Even When C David Mermelstein, David Mermelstein, professor of economics at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, is the editor of "The Economic Crisis Reader."
Healey for Controller
A Star Is Born, but Can She Energize a Tired Politics? Frank Gibney, Frank Gibney, president of the Pacific Basin Institute at Pomona College and professor of politics, is the author of "Japan: the Fragile Superpower" and other books
Drug Benefit: Keep a Taut Rein
9th District Race
South Africa Again Gives the World a Conscience Mike Clough, Mike Clough is a research associate at the Institute of International Studies at UC Berkeley
Paul Kagame Robin Wright, Robin Wright is chief diplomatic correspondent of The Times. Her latest book is "The Last Great Revolution: Turmoil and Transformation in Iran."
An Ethnic Mosaic Implodes Charles Santos, Charles Santos, an energy consultant, was special assistant to the U.N. undersecretary general for special political affairs and political advisor to the United Nations Special Mission to Afghanistan in 1994 and 1995
Privatization of American Morality Eric Cohen, Eric Cohen, former managing editor of The Public Interest, is a resident fellow at the New America Foundation
From Bay of Pigs to Bay of Goats, History Would Repeat Itself DEREK CHOLLET, Derek Chollet, a research associate at George Washington University's Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, served in the State Department from 1999 until this year
The Future Americans Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation
Meat-Eaters Should All Go Cold Turkey PETER A. BRANDT and SAMUEL L. JACOBS, Peter A. Brandt is a Seattle-based writer. Samuel L. Jacobs, an associate professor at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey, is a member of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

BUSINESS

BOOKS

Discoveries SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDS
The Blasphemy of Hope JONATHAN LEVI, Jonathan Levi is a contributing writer to Book Review
First Fiction MARK ROZZO
Correspondence
Draft of a Reparations Agreement Dan Pagis, From "World Poetry," edited by Katharine Washburn, John S. Major and Clifton Fadiman (W.W. Norton: 1,338 pp., $45)
No Fist Is Big Enough to Hide the Sky SUSIE LINFIELD, Susie Linfield is a contributing writer to Book Review. She teaches in the cultural reporting and criticism program at New York University
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Writer MICHAEL TOLKIN, Michael Tolkin, a novelist and screenwriter, has just completed his third novel. He is the author of, among other works, "The Player."
The Dirty Realism of New Cuban Fiction ANN LOUISE BARDACH, Ann Louise Bardach is the author of the forthcoming "Troubled Waters: The Miami-Havana Showdown" and the editor of the forthcoming "Cuba: A Traveler's Literary Companion." She is a contributing writer to Talk magazine
'Blow Out Your Candles, Laura' D.J. CARLILE, D.J. Carlile, music critic, playwright and poet, has recently completed a new English translation of "Rimbaud: The Works," forthcoming from Xlibris in early spring

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Could 'Jurassic Park' Really Happen? JAMAL HALABY, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Massive Spy-Satellite Program to Cost Billions PETER PAE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Despite Father's Suicide, Abuse Case Against 2 Women Will Continue SCOTT GOLD, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pennsylvania Hamlet's Population Is Officially Zero--but Who's Counting? JOE MANDAK, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Battle Takes Shape in the Toniest of War Grounds PATTI DAVIS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Wanted: Final Resting Place for Huge Trash Pile MIKE CLARY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Science, Culture Clash Over Sacred Mountain USHA LEE McFARLING, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER

New Wealth in Rampart's Red Glare LYNN SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER

EPA Chief Defends Bush's Emission Stance From Associated Press

Suspect Sought in Chinese Blasts; Death Toll Hits 108 From Associated Press

Official Says Clerics Gave Order on Statues From Times Wire Reports

Protesters Clash With Naples Police From Times Wire Reports

Twice as Sweet MIKE TERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

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Midwest Regional VINCE KOWALICK

Dreams in Motion IRIS SCHNEIDER, Los Angeles Times

Williams Looks Just Fine SAM FARMER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pitino, Knight Stay in the Job-Seeking Limelight Associated Press

Laugh Lines

The Streets of Philadelphia Turn Into L.A.'s Showcase BILL PLASCHKE

For the Record DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Everybody's Into the Pool, Even These Eighth-Graders Associated Press

Mother Confesses in Boy's Slaying From Times Wire Reports

2nd Plant Worker Dies of Legionnaires' From Times Wire Reports

3.2 Earthquake Shakes Eastern Sierra Associated Press

War Protester Yearns to Come Home ED McCULLOUGH, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hutchinson Supplies Sweet Relief for Trojans J.A. ADANDE

Astronauts Conduct a Pre-Return Trash Pickup From Associated Press

Mexican Envoy Seeks to Forge U.S.-Cuba Ties MARK FINEMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

In Mrs. Chan's Apartment, China's Enemy No. 1 Hardly Seems It TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Power Generators Challenged to Justify Prices H. JOSEF HEBERT, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Usc Game Report EARL GUSTKEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Man Killed After Firing at Officers From Times Wire Reports

Police Kill Pit Bull After It Attacks Woman, Her Dog Associated Press

Charter School's Scores Up, So Why Is Board Unhappy? MARIA L. La GANGA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Setting Its Sights on an Urban Jackpot TOM GORMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Groups Look for Silver Lining in Energy Crisis JULIE TAMAKI and JENIFER WARREN, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Irish--and Other--Eyes Smile From Coast to Coast on St. Patrick's Day From Associated Press

Northridge Waiting on Braswell VINCE KOWALICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Miss Studying, Miss the Start SAM FARMER

They Prepped for This Trip MIKE TERRY

Azusa Pacific's Reality Is Another NAIA Exit PAUL McLEOD, From Staff and Wire Reports

'Partial-Birth' Abortion Ban Won't Be Easy to Deliver ALISSA J. RUBIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

ABA's Judicial-Selection Role in Jeopardy DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Tourism at Issue in Farm Disease Battle From Times Wire Reports

Economic Chill May Freeze Out the Aging MICHAEL RUBINKAM, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Macedonia Bombards Rebels as Support for Insurgency Grows Associated Press

Ex-Hostages on Jet Fly Home to Turkey, Russia Associated Press

An Extraordinary Gift, Given Without Strings, to a Stranger KIMI YOSHINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Anti-Reparations Ad Reprinted at Brown From Times Wire Reports

In Clemency Inquiry, 'Pro' Proves Elusive STEPHEN BRAUN and RICHARD A. SERRANO, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Combs Cleared on Weapons, Bribery Charges SAMUEL MAULL, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Friends Prod Bush on Next FDA Commissioner MARLENE CIMONS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

OPEC Cut Cited in Call to Boost U.S. Oil Output DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Yellowstone Buys a Piece of Its History on EBay From Associated Press

Crew Works to Salvage Sinking Brazilian Oil Rig From Associated Press

Implant Helps Spinal-Cord-Injury Victims Breathe and Talk AMY BETH GRAVES, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ted Turner's Focus Shifts From Getting to Giving ERIN McCLAM, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tree-Keepers Ready Defenses for Invasion of Gypsy Moth DAVID DISHNEAU, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Woman Reclaims Dying Tribal Tongue GREG SUKIENNIK, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Biscayne Bay Sewage Spill Closes Beaches From Times Wire Reports

Stonehenge's Past Hints of Its Present JILL LAWLESS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Once Again, Pearl Harbor Is Center of American-Japanese Conflict TONY PERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pilot Aborts Takeoff, Jet Goes Off Runway From Times Wire Reports

Paris Mayoral Race May See French Right's Political Dominance Wither MARJORIE MILLER and JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Georgia Farmers Bidding to Just Say No to Irrigation ELLIOTT MINOR, ASSOCIATED PRESS

War Protester Yearns to Come Home ED McCULLOUGH, ASSOCIATED PRESS

New Device Helps Victims of Spinal Cord Injury AMY BETH GRAVES, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nobody Home: In Pennsylvania, Town's Population Officially Zero JOE MANDAK, ASSOCIATED PRESS

1988 Sub Tragedy Offers Insight Into Japan's Crisis Protocol MARK MAGNIER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

OPEC Cut Cited in Call to Boost U.S. Oil Output DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Colleges Buff Up Freshman Remedial Classes ARLENE LEVINSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Despite Sub Probe, Military Quietly Revives VIP Tours PAUL RICHTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Health Problems Imperil Fading Yanomami Tribe MARCELO BALLVE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

More Job Seekers, Firms Use the Net RONALD D. WHITE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Museum Heist Paints a Picture of Swedish Naivete CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

The Main Characters Ride in the Back Seat of Two New Thrillers DICK LOCHTE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Recruiters Use the Internet to Track Down the Best Job Candidates RONALD D. WHITE, TIMES STAFF WRITER