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What happened on April 22, 2003
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Scott Peterson Killed Wife in Their Home, Police Say Christine Hanley and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers
Abducted Baby Boy Is Found Unharmed Jose Cardenas, Times Staff Writer
Not All Parking Garages Are Created Alike Li Fellers, Times Staff Writer
Healthy Appetite for Perfection Stirs Inspector Daren Briscoe, Times Staff Writer
Vendors May Get Burned in Budget Fight Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
2-Year-Old Dies After Falling Into Family Pool From Times Staff Reports
Senate Confirms Senior Davis Aide to Public Utilities Commission Post From a Times Staff Writer
Flynn Seeks Allies in Fight Against Offshore Gas Plant Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Park Marks Anniversary With Hikes, Activities From Staff and Wire Reports
Debate Starts on Firms' Tax Credit Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Suit Aims to Stop Raids on Pot Farms From Times Wire Reports
2 Men Wounded in Oxnard Shooting From a Times Staff Writer
Burbank Airport Wants Extension Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
State Releases 4 More Seismic Maps; Program Is Under Fire Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Alfalfa Fire Causes $3.5 Million in Damage From Times Wire Reports
Woman Is Saved From Drowning in Crash Jenifer Ragland, Times Staff Writer
Schools May Offer Vegetarian Meals From Times Wire Reports
Disappearance of Flags at City Hall Probed
Computer Failure Jams County-USC Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber, Times Staff Writers
Boy Clung to Life Hours After Death Reported From Staff and Wire Reports
Resource Groups to Take Part in Health Fair From Times Staff Reports
Richard Sewall, 95; Emily Dickinson Biographer From Staff and Wire Reports
Santa Clarita Eyes Recycling Plan for Electronic Devices Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Merchant Marine Vets Plan Memorial From Times Wire Reports
High Court Throws Out Binding Arbitration Law Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writer
Jack Donohue, 70; Started Canadian Basketball Program From Staff and Wire Reports
Theodore R. Weiss, 86; Edited Quarterly Review of Literature From Staff and Wire Reports
Costa Mesa Council Debates Trinity Broadcasting Limits Errin Haines, Times Staff Writer
Assembly Passes Bill to Protect Transsexuals Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
Shooting Clouds Future for NFL Draft Prospect Akilah Johnson and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Vietnam Criticizes 3 O.C. Officials for Pushing Rival Flag Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
Behind Swift LAPD Action, a Moral Issue Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
3 Students at Dorsey High Hospitalized in Shooting From a Times Staff Writer
Bus Skids in Rain on Freeway; 16 Injured From a Times Staff Writer
Agency Sacks General in War on Fire Ants David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Rampart Task Force Urges Tracking of Officers' Conduct Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Kidnapping Suspect Arrested After Shootout in Long Beach Joy L. Woodson, Times Staff Writer
Nina Simone, 70; Maverick Singer, Pianist Performed Collages of Protest, Heartbreak Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Teddy Edwards, 78; Bebop Tenor Sax Player Was in L.A.'s Jazz Scene Lynell George, Times Staff Writer
$14.6 Million in Los Alamos Lab Charges Questioned by U.S. Audit Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writer
Footloose Home Seeks New Lover. Object: A Fresh Start Errin Haines, Times Staff Writer
FBI Team to Probe China Case Henry Weinstein and David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
Entrepreneur Tries His Midas Touch in Space Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Ex-HealthSouth Treasurer to Plead Guilty in Growing Scandal From Associated Press
U-Haul Parent Sues PricewaterhouseCoopers From Bloomberg News
Southwest Profit Up Despite Downturn From Bloomberg News
Cendant Profit Falls as Travel Slumps From Bloomberg News
Skepticism Weighs on Indexes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Index of Economic Indicators Declines in March From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Unions at American Riled From Associated Press
Short-Term Rates Mixed at Auction From Associated Press
Also
Silicon Graphics Reports $35-Million Net Loss From Reuters
3M Profit, Sales Rise on Weaker Dollar From Bloomberg News
U.S. Home Renovation Expenditures Rise From Bloomberg News
Hasbro Posts Profit as Sales Rise, Costs Fall From Bloomberg News
Trucker CNF Reports Net Income Fell 11% From Bloomberg News
State Sees Sharp Fall in Gas Price Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
NYSE Fines FleetBoston for Improprieties From Associated Press
Microsoft to Ease Software License Terms Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Platinum Names CEO to NextiraOne James S. Granelli
Papers Ruled Open to Public in Sony Suit Hanah Cho
AOL Time Warner Venture Loses Appeal From Bloomberg News
Pacific Crossing to Sell Assets to Firm James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
RealNetworks to Acquire Listen.com Jon Healey, Times Staff Writer
Chiron Says CFO James Sulat to Resign From Bloomberg News
Sony to Invest $1.67 Billion in Semiconductor Alex Pham and Jon Healey, Times Staff Writers
Gemstar Ex-Execs' Severance Bid Denied Sallie Hofmeister, Times Staff Writer
Sprint's Profit Soars on Sale of Directories Unit From Bloomberg News
Sierra Pacific Files Lawsuit Against Gas Suppliers From Reuters
Asia's Once-Buoyant Airline Industry Reeling Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press
Sale of Comedy Central Stake Sure Is No Laughing Matter Sallie Hofmeister, Times Staff Writer
Meade Chairman and CEO to Resign Hanah Cho, Times Staff Writer
SEC, Brokerages Near Final Settlement From Reuters
Getting Iraq's Oil Pumping Again Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Soaring Interest in Earth's Low Orbit Josh Friedman
Manufacturing Stalls Amid War, Slowdown Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Cheesecake Factory Profit Up 20% Karen Robinson-Jacobs, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Open emotion but not an open book Dean Kuipers, Special to The Times
Film to explore Hitler's last days From Associated Press
'Titanic' rises as Taliban sinks Kim Barker, Chicago Tribune
'Nova' honors scientist Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Lifetime, the magazine, debuts From Reuters
Top spot for power player Steve Carney, Special to The Times
Album will benefit Iraqi children From Reuters
A museum for sci-fi fans From Reuters
Weekend box office Lorenza Munoz
Scholars concerned about film's fallout Bettijane Levine, Times Staff Writer
Personal space in cruising cocoons MARY McNAMARA
Kindest cut of all Michael Quintanilla, Times Staff Writer
Reality moves up to the big time PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
The hit show as launch pad Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Strange death makes waves in small town Bernadette Murphy, Special to The Times
No cease-fire on 'Daily Show' David Folkenflik, Baltimore Sun
Dillon in the director's chair John Clark, Special to The Times
Atkins always in fashion Robin Givhan, Washington Post
Putting the new back in new wave Lina Lecaro, Special to The Times
India's star turn Kavita Daswani, Special to The Times
Armenians protest at museum Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
David Cardona is in at Cerruti Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Tracing the Path of SARS: A Tale of Deadly Infection Ching-Ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
12 Israelis Arrested in Crackdown From Reuters
Palestinians in Deadlock Over Cabinet Pick Ruth Morris, Special to The Times
Former Officer Sought in Massacre Surrenders From Times Wire Reports
Poll Watchers Report Serious Fraud in Nigerian Elections Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer
Rebels End Peace Talks, Blame the Government From Times Wire Reports
At Least 100 Die When 2 Ferries Sink in Storms From Times Wire Reports
President OK After Two Falls During Speech From Times Wire Reports
7 Convicted in Assassination of Papuan Separatist Leader Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
North Korean Ship Crew Charged in Heroin Case From Associated Press
Gunmen Kill 12, Injure 30 on Bus in Rebel Area From Times Wire Reports
Media Hail China's War on SARS Anthony Kuhn, Special to The Times
SPORTS
Russia, Kenya in Due Course Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Szczerbiak Is Losing Touch Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
China's Action Pleases IOC Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Flip Side Will Have to Be a Hit Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Concerns Become More Pressing LONNIE WHITE
Arizona's Johnson on Disabled List From Times Wire Services
U.S. Women Get Back in the Chase at Boston Diane Pucin
Selanne Selects Free Agency From Times Wire Services
Staples Lands One-Two Punch Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
La Quinta's Kennedy May Return to Mound Next Week Mike Bresnahan; Eric Sondheimer; Martin Henderson, From Staff Reports
Timberwolves Are on Thin Ice Mark Heisler
2 Die in Argentina in Clash of Fans Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Bruins Meet the System Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Hot Corner Larry Stewart
Mota Producing Change for Better Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Spurs Survive Suns This Time From Associated Press
Rebuilding an Empire State J.A. Adande
Toronto Victory Sets Up Game 7 From Associated Press
Hornets' Davis Hurting From Associated Press
Cuban's Cash Flow to NBA Goes Dry Mike Hiserman
The Times' Rankings MARTIN HENDERSON
Sykora Knows Score Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
He's Not Michael, but He's a Problem Dan Barreiro, Minneapolis Star Tribune
Building Reputation, One Save at a Time Helene Elliott
Self Takes Over as Kansas Coach From Staff and Wire Reports
No Whistle on This Traveling Call Eric Sondheimer
Lewis Is Arrested for DUI From Staff and Wire Reports
It's a Power Sweep for Yankees Again From Associated Press
Will Shaq Be Back in Time? Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Kobe Rumor Mill Calls for Some Nosing Around T.J. Simers
Yankees Are the Hot Team Now Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
The Sons Could Rise This Fall Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
The Times' Rankings Peter Yoon; Dan Arritt; Lauren Peterson; John Ortega; Paul McLeod
Selig: Angels' Low Price Not Bad Sign Bill Shaikin
Youth Movement Sparks Cajon Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Pressure Eases for Those Forced to Spy Michael Slackman, Times Staff Writer
Intrepid Shiite Pilgrims March Into Sacred City Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Bombing Ends but Not Danger Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Rebels Agree to Cease-Fire From Associated Press
Iraq's U.S. Leader Arrives Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Iraq Is the X-Factor at OPEC Warren Vieth, Times Staff Writer
Athletes Hope Sports Rebound Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Army Checking State of Ex-POWs' Physical, Mental Health John-Thor Dahlburg, Times Staff Writer
In Postwar 'Dodge City,' Soldiers Now Deputies David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
A Faculty for Misstatement Kenneth N. Klee, Daniel Lowenstein and Grant Nelson, Kenneth N. Klee (klee @law.ucla.edu), Daniel Lowenstein (lowenste@law.ucla.edu) and Grant Nelson (nelson@law.ucla.edu) are professors at the UCLA Law School.
Ventura County Home Prices Continue Their Dizzying Climb Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
N.Y. Seeks New Ways to Foil an Old Crime: Bank Heists John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Greenspan to Undergo Prostate Surgery From Times Wire Reports
Two Men Sentenced in 1969 Killing of Officer From Times Wire Reports
Suspect in Slaying of Indian Activist Is Moved From Times Wire Reports
Minister Punished for Same-Sex Marriages From Times Wire Reports
Sniper Suspect Confessed, Papers Indicate From Associated Press
Mormon Missionaries Will Avoid Hong Kong From Times Wire Reports
Justices to Weigh Miranda Limits David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
High Court Agrees to Review Texas Death Penalty Case Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Taking the Initiative Too Far? Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Interior Dept. Hid Accounting Flaws From Court, Official Says From Associated Press
Santorum's Remarks About Gays Spur Calls for Censure From Associated Press
Military Kids Take Over White House Egg Event From Times Wire Reports
Bush Pursues Offshore Oil Drilling in Alaska Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
They Want the World to 'Question Authority' Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
Supreme Court to Hear Reverse Age Bias Case David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Let Iraqis Benefit From Oil
No Vacation From Violence
Visit to the DMV Takes a Positive Turn
Political Reality Television
The Money Piled Up While a Nation Suffered
A Danger in Raising Contribution Limits
'Cultural Catastrophe' at Looted Museum
Vatican Tough on Flock, Blind to Priests' Abuses
N. Korea Is No Place to Apply Iraq 'Lessons' Doug Bandow, Doug Bandow is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, former special assistant to President Reagan and the author of "Tripwire: Korea and U.S. Foreign Policy in a Changed World" (Cato Institute, 1996).
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