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What happened on December 13, 2003
WORLD
In the New Iraq, a Neighborhood Tells the Story By John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Old Factions and New Will Vie in Crafting an Afghan Constitution By Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
7 Jewish Sectarians Injured in Ambush By Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Milosevic Barred From Electioneering From Jail From Times Wire Reports
Key Dissident Issues Plan Toward Democracy From Times Wire Reports
Chinese Premier Visits; Trade Is on Agenda From Times Wire Reports
Bush Signs Measure on Syria Sanctions From Times Wire Reports
U.N. Urges U.S. to Give North Korea Food Aid From Times Wire Reports
Martin Is Sworn In as Premier of Canada From Times Wire Services
Release of 9/11 Convict Opposed From Associated Press
GI Is Killed, 6 Soldiers Hurt in Iraq From Times Wire Services
19 Killed in 3 Separate Shootouts in Ivory Coast From Times Wire Services
Japan Envoy's Widow Has Girl From Reuters
Mosul Smoldered Before Igniting By Samir Zedan, Special to The Times
Settlers Dig In Their Heels in Gaza By Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Israel Told to Keep Eyes on 'Road Map' By Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Let's pause to look beyond the 'anti' By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
La Fenice theater reopens, as it was By Ronald Blum, Associated Press
The new Catalina opens in style By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
What to do if it's a downer? By Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Benefit skews a bit younger this year By Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Arts promotion pries Italians from their TV sets From Reuters
Sir Mick enjoys knight life From Reuters
Library strives to retain 'Frankenstein' By Sue Leeman, Associated Press
So, this is theater?
Reader to reader
Let's get real
Harsh words
Pavarotti to marry companion today From Associated Press
Museum delays Van Gogh sale From Reuters
KSUR picks up drama programming By Lee Margulies
Web release for Spider-Man By Patrick Day
Booted 'Idol' gets a lead stage role From Associated Press
Affluence remakes the newsroom By Tim Rutten
A burnished glow for classic gold By Tim Smith, Baltimore Sun
180 years of Santa-hood By Judy Lin, Associated Press
Coke ads lose fizz
Documentary dives deep into dinos By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
More names the Kennedy Center missed
More minority TV writers working From Associated Press
Hustle-bustle By Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writer
Curtain rises on a stage drama By Diane Scarponi, Associated Press
Why the divide?
A salute to peers of old By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Possible Haidl Cover-Up Investigated By H.g. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Property Owner Must Stop Building Roads in Hills By Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
Con Artist Gets 12 Years for Music Lesson Scam By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Maternity Ward Prepares for the Sounds of Silence By Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Court Next Chapter in Romeo's Tragedy By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Steskal Should Die, Jury Says By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Revived Fiscal Plan Goes to Ballot By Dan Morain and Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writers
Council Asked for OK on a Car-Tax Suit By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Budget Tactics of Compton Council Are Questioned By Cynthia Daniels, Times Staff Writer
This Year, Flu Season Has Fear Factor By Lisa Richardson, Jia-rui Chong and Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writers
Governor's Muscle Squeezed GOP First By Evan Halper and Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writers
Bicyclist Is Hit, Killed in Placentia From a Times Staff Writer
Bid to Undo Health-Care Law Blocked By Carl Ingram and Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writers
Mistrial Ruled in Oxnard Killing By Tracy Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Ortega Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Car From Times Staff Reports
Latino License Protest Hits Schools By Hector Becerra and Chris O'connell, Times Staff Writers
Sean McClory, 79; Irish-Born Actor in Movies, on TV Shows From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Teen Dies of Unknown Causes in County Jail From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man, 56, Dies of Flu; Two Teen Deaths Probed From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Deal Reached on Trust to Preserve Farmland From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Failing Hospital Willing to Cede Land By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Ventura County's Jobless Rate Falls Slightly By Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Former Priest Jailed in Sex Case By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
No Shortages Are Expected, MWD Says By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Effort to Split Santa Barbara County Makes the Ballot From Associated Press
Oswald Cheung, 81; A Top British Attorney in Colonial Hong Kong From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Maria Shriver, Valley's Richman Bring Talks Back From the Dead By Peter Nicholas and Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writers
Gunman in Workplace Killing Held Old Grudge From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Chastened Caltrans Gets Public Input on Easing 101 Congestion By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Man Accused of Posing as Officer in Sex Assault By Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Tustin Bank Robbery Suspect Is Arrested From Times Staff Reports
Neighbor Arrested in '92 Killings of 2 Women By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Menorahs' Designs Tell Stories of Freedom By Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writer
Hans Hotter, 94; Operatic Career Spanned 6 Decades By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Church Case Secrecy May Ease By Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Heydar A. Aliyev, 80; Ex-President of Azerbaijan Was Known for Adaptability By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
With Flu Season's Fear Factor, Vaccine Supply Just About Shot By Lisa Richardson, Jeff Gottlieb and Jia-rui Chong, Times Staff Writers
Latino License Protest Hits Schools By Hector Becerra and Chris O'connell, Times Staff Writers
Elderly Man Kills Sick Wife, Self in Hospital By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Sighting Has Neighborhood Abuzz By Steve Harvey
Man Charged in Assault, Said to Pose as Officer From Times Staff Reports
City Is Second Safest in FBI Crime Ranking From Times Staff Reports
Fleiss to Launch New Venture By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Hundreds Mourn Three Children Slain by Father By Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Jean Barclay, 77; Raised, Trained Thoroughbreds From a Times Staff Writer
School District to Decide Whether to Ban Book From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SPORTS
Today's Football Championship Games By Martin Henderson;peter Yoon;dan Arritt;ben Bolch;john Ortega;lauren Peterson
Loyola Stops Long Beach Poly, 21-17 By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Batista, Blue Jays Agree to Three-Year Deal From Associated Press
His Final Conclusion Is a Matter of Opinion By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Ford Field Matchup Could Attract 80,000 From Associated Press
After a Lot of Bad, Rice Gets the Good By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Idaho-Bound Holt Is Back With Trojans By Gary Klein
Minnesota Puts Away Pepperdine in Five Games By Paul Mcleod
Clarett Makes Pitch to Play for Pay From Associated Press
Yankees Give Brown His Ticket to Bronx Zoo By Jason Reid and Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writers
Murray Still Waiting on Comrie Resolution By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Lions Don't Want to Go Down This Road Again By Sam Farmer
One Night, Many Fights By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Woods' 2004 Schedule Includes Nissan Open By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
A Hail Larry? By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Hawkish 9th in Million By Bob Mieszerski
Top Performers
One Goal, Two Schools of Thought By Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Remote Possibilities By Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer
Furuta, Stone Advance to City Tennis Final By Eric Sondheimer
Westlake Tandem Plays It Perfect By Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
Bailey Is Not About to Stop By Bob Mieszerski
Bounces Starting to Go Robitaille's Way on Ice By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Krone Injures Back in Spill, Is Hospitalized By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Home-Schooled By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Here's Some Cheese to Go With His Whine
Dodger Fans Are Clear Who Gets Thank-You
Some People Actually Miss Steve Lavin
The Name of This Team Seems Vaguely Familiar
Dorrell's Master Plan Becomes Apparent
A Goalie's Mask Might Change Things
Odom Does His Part to Stop the Grizzlies From Associated Press
McKay Would Like to Work Elsewhere From Associated Press
Guerin's Goal Gives Stars 1-0 Win From Associated Press
A Familiar Slant Pattern Figures in Heisman Race By Mike Penner
McCourt Bid for Dodgers Moves Forward By Ross Newhan and Jason Reid, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Loses to Argentina in Overtime, 2-1 By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Ariza Is Cleared to Play By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Inside Work Will Be Key to Success By Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Vargas Stops Marshall By Jim Mccurdy
North Caps Undefeated Season, 50-7 By Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Harper Can See 72 Wins By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Wacky, in Technical Terms By J.a. Adande
South Hills Stays on Track for Victory By Peter Yoon;dan Arritt;dave Loveton
And Now, More Than a Word About the BCS
Ab What A Runner Seeks to Join the Elite By Bob Mieszerski
L.A. Invitational Meet Canceled Over Finances By Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Carson Wins Rematch, 30-20 By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Man Commits Suicide at JFK Assassination Site From Times Wire Reports
Judge Criticizes Prosecutors for Holding Evidence By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Boy, 11, Sentenced to 18 Years in Toddler's Death From Times Wire Reports
Second Person's Blood Found in Attorney's Car From Times Wire Reports
Bush Nominates Deputy for Housing Secretary From Times Wire Reports
Clark's Income Jumped to $1.6 Million, Records Show From Associated Press
Dean Condemns Enron-Focused Report By Nick Anderson and Matea Gold, Times Staff Writers
National Guard Joins Hunt for Missing College Student From Associated Press
Inquiry Focuses on Hillary Clinton Campaigner By Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Connecticut Gov. Admits Pals Fixed Up House From Associated Press
Desperate to Stop Dean, His Rivals Escalate Criticism By Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Bush Tries to Quell Halliburton Uproar By Maura Reynolds and Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writers
FBI Zeroes In on Potential Terrorists By Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Schwarzenegger May Pump Life Into 'Non-Native' Amendment By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Judge Rejects 'No Surprises' Habitat Conservation Plan By Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Fund a Proven AIDS Foe
Schools Make or Break
A Formula for Inequity
Miraculous Art
Cancer Patient Denied Asylum in Canada
Bush Bows to China at the Expense of Taiwan
Warnings Preceded Santa Monica Tragedy
Insuring the Uninsured Is Good for Us All
Keep Communicating in the Grocery Strike
Effects of an Attack on Iran Nuclear Facility
Flushing Taxpayer Money Down the Toilet
Stars on Charity Circuit
Ex-Sen. Paul Simon, Uncommon Politician
Report From a Chicken Plant
Deep Conflicts at the NIH
BUSINESS
Alliance Offers $250 Million to End Probe By Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Confidence Declines as Holidays Approach From Reuters
Microsoft to End Windows 95, 98 Aid From Associated Press
Also
U.S. Denies California Bid to Join Price Probe From Bloomberg News
H & R Block Says SEC Is Probing Suit Filings From Bloomberg News
Universal Elevates Two Production Executives By Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Watson Receives U.S. Subpoena From Bloomberg News
Jobless Rate Drops, but so Do Payrolls By Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Canadian Panel Says Song Downloads Are Legal By Jon Healey, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Edge Up on Mixed News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Car Gifts Add Little to Charities' Coffers By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Tensions Rise on Picket Lines By Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Judge Backs PG&E Unit's Chapter 11 Plan By Nancy Rivera Brooks
NEWS
Latino Economic Protest Hits Schools the Hardest By Hector Becerra and Chris O'connell, Times Staff Writers
Nonprofits Can't Take the Place of Government By Torie Osborn, Torie Osborn is the executive director of the Liberty Hill Foundation.
No Charitable Thoughts for Celebrities Cashing In By Vickie Oddino, Vickie Oddino lives in West Hills.
SCIENCE
Ebola Treatment Cures Lab Animals in Tests From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Physicists Bring Light to Full Stop From Associated Press
Fossil May Explain Split Between Placental and Pouch Mammals From Associated Press
Hunting Knocks Bighorns Down a Little From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Scientists Isolate Drunkenness Gene From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nuclear-Run Spacecraft to Study Jupiter's Moons From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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