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What happened on December 26, 2002
BUSINESS
Audit, Lawsuit Trip Up DC Shoes' Smooth Ride Debora Vrana, Times Staff Writer
Builders Turn to Upscale Projects in Inland Empire Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer
Del Monte Digests Heinz Brands Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
Charities See Lack of Electronic Goodwill David Colker, Times Staff Writer
No Letup to Auto Industry Struggles John Porretto, Associated Press
Machine Makers Coming Into Fashion Susan Kelly, Reuters
Showtime for Theater Owners Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Microsoft Switches Strategy on Linux Helen Jung, Associated Press
Spate of Lawsuits Adds to Insurer's Troubles James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Credit Errors a Risk for Third of Consumers Leigh Strope, Associated Press
Yield on Japanese Government Bonds Slides to 4-Year Low From Bloomberg News and Times Staff
Suit Claims Pharmacia Skirts Marketing Rules From Associated Press
Ring in 2003 With a Tax Loss Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Details Sought in Idealab Lawsuit Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Nixon Ordered Secret Nuclear Alert Amid Vietnam War From Associated Press
3 Arrested in Slayings of Michigan Family Members From Associated Press
Weather Back East Is Frightening From Associated Press
About 18,000 Get Free Meal at Stadium From Times Wire Reports
3 Generations Gather for Bush Holiday From Associated Press
'No Third Way' for U.S. Iraqis Faye Fiore, Times Staff Writer
Washington's Crossing of River Is Reenacted From Times Wire Reports
Mild Quake Rattles Upstate New York From Times Wire Reports
Former Death Row Inmate Is Out on Bond From Times Wire Reports
Roadblocks to U.S. Adoptions Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Joke Card Is the Gift That Keeps on Giving From Times Wire Reports
Doctor on FDA Panel Is Criticized From Associated Press
Justice Department Attorneys' Conduct to Be Investigated From the Washington Post
FAA Restricts Airspace Over NYC, Pasadena for New Year's From Reuters
INS Releases Haitian Teen to His Sister From Associated Press
Man Arrested in Slaying of 8-Year-Old Girl From Times Wire Reports
Trade Center Relics for Posterity From Associated Press
Pulling the Plug on Christmas Tradition From Associated Press
Study Questions Effectiveness of Celebrex, 2 Other Arthritis Drugs From Associated Press
Freed Chinese Dissident Feels Thrilled, Daunted From Associated Press
$315-Million Lottery Winner From Times Wire Services
Lawmakers Question FAA's Ability to Keep Struggling Airlines Safe From Associated Press
NEWS
Another side to music business
My Favorite Weekend: Constance Marie Carolyn Patricia Scott
A cultural underdog Anne Valdespino, Times Staff Writer
The top 10
In sequel, he's 'Kombat' ready Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
Three-day forecast
A sound investment in audio treasures Mark Sachs, Times Staff Writer
Museums David Pagel
Only in L.A.
Restaurant business is in his blood
The power of true love
Caviar Jessica Strand
She's spoken of quite fondly Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Picks of the cognoscenti
When Swanson made big changes Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Buzz Bands Kevin Bronson with Jeff Miller
Dating tip from P.G. Wodehouse Samantha Bonar, Times Staff Writer
Good for what ails you Frazier Moore, Associated Press
Sona menu flavored by ambition S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
Will call Karla S. Blume
'Trapped' in a nasty movie Susan King
Fond memories of Glendale
Why spend New Year's Eve the same old way? Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
This year, New Year's partyers have a choice Dennis Romero, Special to The Times
From 'plex to palace: A tour Nancy Rommelmann, Special to The Times
Buzz Clubs Heidi Siegmund Cuda
Punk rock and family values Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
'Aladdin' may be theme-park act, but it's worth it
One night a year, they do it his way Jessica Hundley, Special to The Times
Kids' Corner Anne Valdespino
When Rodeo gets (almost) real Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
Tenuous hold on the crown Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Ceremonial fun and games Ginny Chien, Special to The Times
HGTV out to prove it's not just garden variety Lynn Elber, Associated Press
The keeper of Kaufman's plays Michael Kuchwara, Associated Press
OPINION
Affirmative Action's Negatives Norah Vincent, Norah Vincent is a columnist in Yardley, Pa.
Mixed Signals Over Threats
State Budget: It's Us
Al Qaeda's Engineer
Housing Still Hasn't Hit the Ceiling Nicolas P. Retsinas, Nicolas P. Retsinas is the director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.
CSU: Trim the Fat Rather Than Raise Fees
The U.S. Must Show Valid Reasons for War
Spur Secularism in India
Aid for Students Without Legal Status
Coyote Tales Give Pause
Using and Confusing Polls and Statistics
Step Up to the Plate and Fight Prostate Cancer Dusty Baker, Dusty Baker, manager of the Chicago Cubs, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in November 2001. He is a former Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder.
Seeing the Blind Spot in Liberals' World View
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ellen J. Morphonios, 73; Idiosyncratic Judge Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Incredible Journey of the Santa Barbara 5 Veronique de Turenne, Special to the Times
The Rise and Stall of LACMA's Planned Reinvention Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Davina Whitehouse, 90; Actor Built Career in England, New Zealand From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Charley Lupica, 90; Baseball Fan Sat on Flagpole for His Team From Times Staff and Wire Reports
House Fire Causes $200,000 in Damage From Staff and Wire Services
Minor Quake Causes No Damage or Injuries From Wire Reports
Bodies of 2 Men Believed Slain Found Next to I-5 From Wire Reports
Rescues of Seniors From Squalor Raise Concerns From Wire Reports
World Has Edgy Little Christmas Johanna Neuman and Beth Shuster, Times Staff Writers
A Widening Fissure Between State, Feds Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
November restaurant closures
County on Track to Meet U.S. Deadline to Cut Air Pollution Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
Man Refuses to Give Robber His Shoes From Staff and Wire Services
Managers Given Raises Despite Budget Shortfall Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
Seniors' Health Insurance Comes at Big Premium Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Time to Gather Round the Tree Massie Ritsch, Times Staff Writer
At Cerebral Palsy Agency, Costs Are Up and Morale Is Down Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Cathedral a Star for Pilgrims Stuart Silverstein, Matea Gold and Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writers
John Kyl, 83; GOP Congressman, Interior Department Official From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Grote Reber, 90; Helped Pioneer Radio Astronomy in Backyard From Times Staff and Wire Reports
TV Personality Was All Ears for Show on Bunny Museum Steve Harvey
To Parents, Christmas Miracle Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writer
Police Win Praise in Riverside Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
Radio Offers Grim Drama on 'El Norte' Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
The Flowers and the Timing Are Exquisite Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
He Sees 10-Mile Tunnel in O.C.'s Future Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Town Is Going, Going ... Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
Woman, 19, Dies in Crash in Anaheim
A Home for the Holiday Sandra Murillo, Times Staff Writer
Murray Fields, 95; Helped Found Business Law Firm By a Times Staff Writer
State Hit Hard by Medical Fraud Tim Reiterman and Virginia Ellis, Times Staff Writers
Architect's Plan: Durable yet Cheap Village in Afghanistan Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Friction With Parents Halts Program Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
Sudden Rise in Rents Threatens Area's Identity John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
A Disneyland Ride for Workers Only Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Homeless May Be Sleepless if Law Passes Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Trans-Siberian Railroad Now Fully Electrified From Times Wire Reports
Bug Bite Explains Castro's Absence From Associated Press
Separate Bombings Kill 2 and Injure 4 From Times Wire Reports
New Delhi Celebrates Subway Opening From Associated Press
Israeli Soldiers Kill 2 Palestinian Gunmen From Times Wire Reports
Bodies of 7 Soldiers Arrive in Germany From Associated Press
North Korea Begins Moving Fuel Rods Into a Reactor From Associated Press
Rhetoric Rules the Day in Venezuela T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
Russia Defends Helping Iran Build Nuclear Reactor From Reuters
Earthquake Rocks Western Border Area From Times Wire Reports
2 Police Deaths Blamed on Paramilitary Group From Times Wire Reports
Trevi's Lawyers Want Removal of Judge in Trial From Associated Press
To Jordanians, an Iraq War Would Be Strike on Region Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Kenyans Pin Hopes on Change at Top Davan Maharaj and Patrick Mwangi, Special to The Times
Material for Bombs Seized in Indonesia From Associated Press
28 Rebel Fighters in Chechnya Lay Down Arms John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
S. Koreans Shrug Off Nuclear Threat Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
They Hope to Put Pieces Together Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
This Really Is Season for Get-Well Cards Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Return of Oates Is Turning Up the Power Play Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Bruins Add a Finishing Touch Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Kings Have Capital, for Now Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Griese Questions His Denver Future From Associated Press
The Times' Rankings Robyn Norwood
Birds of a Feather Chris Foster
Fox Gives Kings Royal Brush-Off Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
The Little Things Made Ellis Better Dan Arritt
Track Starts New Meet After Record Handle BOB MIESZERSKI
Rested Trojans Hit Road Today Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
McGrady's 46 Points Put the Hurt on Pistons From Associated Press
Desormeaux Takes Aim at Opening-Day Feature BOB MIESZERSKI
Oregon State Faces Pitt in Insight Bowl From Associated Press
Sooners Given Royal Treatment Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
The Times' All-star
Kings for a Day, or the Kings for This Season? J.A. Adande
Now Is Time to Separate Men From Boys Robyn Norwood
The Times' Rankings BEN BOLCH
He Was Ready to Turn Paige on Griese Paul Gutierrez
Wizards of MLS Have Their Sights on Moore From Wire Reports
Division I-A Football Isn't Place for Female Kicker, Despite Admirable Goal Diane Pucin
Hnida Earns Plaudits Despite the Miss Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
'I am going to hit someone hard. I will hit him clean...
Lewis Made His Points John Ortega, Times Staff Writer
Okwo Made His Presence Felt Peter Yoon
Now You Know
Rooney Unbeaten With Young Team Eric Sondheimer
-- UCLA Coaching Records COACH YEARS W L T PCT...
Tulane Enjoys Island Holiday From Associated Press
York Made Mark at Santa Anita Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
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