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What happened on January 01, 2003
OPINION
Shore Up the Coastal Panel
Kenya's Huge Challenge
We Love You -- Now Go
More PE Teachers and Classes Needed
The Sheriff's Black Hat
All in the Neighborhood
Economy Needs No Federal Rescue
California Country: It's a Big, Sweet Dream
U.S. Should Take Care of North Korea Now
Hold the Clone
Health System Reform: Hold On to Your Wallet
Drawing on 2002
ENTERTAINMENT
Would the sheik's mansion shock us today? By Mimi Avins, Times Staff Writer
Words worthy of 'Lord of the Rings' set By Kai Maristed, Special to The Times
For cable networks, 2002 was solid year By Brian Lowry, Times Staff Writer
They're more than just pretty in punk By Eric R. Danton, Hartford Courant
Charles Dickens, man of the theater By Tara Burghart, Associated Press
Sightseeing at LAX By Janet Eastman, Times Staff Writer
Oh baby, get ready for 2003 By Chris Erskine
Voice of hope for N.Y. project By Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
The real Slim Shady stands up By Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Veteran divas, rockers lead race to the bottom By Robert Hilburn
Leaves don't just make shade; they make food too
King Stern's legacy: He launched the raunch By Brian Lowry
Voice of el pueblo By Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
Jokes & Riddles
Judge Judy registers a big payday By Elizabeth Jensen
Filmmaker sues to use violent clips By Elaine Dutka
Tune's, Burnett's plays to close By Elaine Dutka
'Nightline' is an ABC 'survivor' By Elizabeth Jensen
Finally
Ross charged with drunk driving By Elaine Dutka
Cult 'clones' a baby! Read (and read) all about it By Tim Rutten
'Blue Whale in the Sky' By Betty Martens, Special to The Times
A quiet send-off for punk rocker By Richard Cromelin
Greed is the star of Enron, the movie By Lynn Elber, Associated Press
A ratings touchdown for ESPN By Brian Lowry
Sept. 11 in the mind of a child By Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
2 Border Guards Were Killed by U.S. Bomb, Pakistan Says By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
No Cause Yet for War, Annan Says From Times Wire Services
Asylum Seekers Attempt Escape From Reuters
Chavez Foes Vow Protest Will Continue From Times Wire Reports
9 Killed, 32 Injured in Grenade Attack From Times Wire Reports
Leader Has Approval to Seek Premiership From Times Wire Reports
Officer Who Killed Chechen Woman Insane, Court Rules By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Farmers in Mexico Fear End of Tariffs By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Children March in a Well-Orchestrated Parade By Sergei L. Loiko, Special to The Times
In '72, Britain Looked at Evicting Northern Irish From Associated Press
28 Die in Mexico Fireworks Blaze From Associated Press
Thousands Cheer for Arafat in Gaza From Times Wire Services
Missionaries Increase Along With Dangers By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
An Anxious World Rings in New Year With Eye on Security From Times Wire Services
Bush Defends Stand on N. Korea By James Gerstenzang and Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writers
Bending God's Ear for a Fee By Ching-ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
Shanghai Rising With a Bullet By Ching-ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Activision Insiders Purchase Stock By Alex Pham, Times Staff Writer
Year-End Markets Coverage
Error Forces Ariba to Restate Fiscal 2001 Loss From Bloomberg News
Hughes, Boeing Face Charges in China Deals From a Times Staff Writer
Cable's Share of Market Slips as Satellite Picks Up By Katherine Reynolds Lewis, From Bloomberg News
Consumer Confidence Takes Hit By Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
EDS Gets Go-Ahead for Navy Network Project From Bloomberg News
Enron Probe Likely to Expand From Reuters
A Sharp Mind Who Redefines 'Cutting Edge' By James Flanigan
KPMG Must Turn Over Tax-Shelter Documents From Reuters
Money-Laundering Shield Proposed for Mutual Funds From Times Wire Services
J.P. Morgan Seeks $1.1-Billion Jury Award From Bloomberg News
Restoration Hardware Cuts Earnings Forecast From Reuters
'Produce Washes' Not as Effective as Some Claim By Don Thompson, Associated Press
2002 Ends Mixed as Markets Register Third Year of Declines By Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
CardioGenesis Stock Falls on FDA Decision From Bloomberg News
America West to Test Onboard Food Sales From Bloomberg News
Cost of Funds Index Down for November From a Times Staff Writer
Abbott Wins Early OK for Arthritis Drug From Reuters
Mirant Wraps Up Sale of Plant in China From Bloomberg News
N.Y. Times Completes Buyout of IHT From Associated Press
Global Crossing Taps New Co-Chairmen By Alex Pham
Ribapharm Execs Would Get Severance From Bloomberg News
Citigroup to Purchase 8.3% of Chinese Bank From Bloomberg News
Ahmanson Ranch Protesters Turn Up the Heat on Sizzler Chairman By Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
Tobacco Victory in Oakland Lawsuit By Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Is Wall St. Sending an Ominous Signal? By Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Tyco Shares Up on Reassuring Report From Reuters
United Announces It May Make 'Significant Layoffs' to Slash Costs By Lynne Marek, From Bloomberg News
FOOD
Tackle that cheese By Emily Green, Times Staff Writer
A guided tour of regional masterpieces By Linda Burum, Special to The Times
Spas get seductive By Valli Herman-cohen, Times Staff Writer
At the Getty, another transporting experience By S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
10 gems from the year's trove
For cuvee Pasadena, it's a very good year By James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
1999 Clayton Estate Vineyard Zinfandel 'Old Vine' By S. Irene Virbila
AUTOS
Auto companies rev up to entice in L.A., Detroit By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Ford won't add a car between Taurus, Focus From Chicago Tribune
U.S. shifting into high gear with new crackdown on drinking and driving By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Gabor's Husband Hurt by Hit-and-Run Driver From Times Staff Reports
Man Found Dead in Home Was Shot in Neck From Times Staff Reports
Victim of Rest Home Fire in Critical Condition From Times Staff Reports
Tons of Broccoli Hit the Road -- and Commute Vegetates By Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
2002 Goes Out in Glory
Students Bring Lessons to Life With I-Movies By Sandra Matthews, Special to The Times
Holiday Closures
Legislators Seek to Save Coastal Panel By Kenneth R. Weiss and Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writers
Crime Edges Up, Led by 10% Jump in Killings By Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Melee Prompts Call for Restrictions on Cyber Cafes By Richard Fausset and Karima A. Haynes, Times Staff Writers
Tax-Break Fervor Swamps Thrift Stores By David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
Hale E. Dougherty, 71; Doctor Co-Created Spiro Agnew Watch By Mike Anton, Times Staff Writer
Students, Schools Find Few Pluses to Applaud By Duke Helfand and Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writers
Girl, 12, Turns Up at Border By Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
There Is Plenty of Order in This Court as Floats Are Judged By Stephanie Chavez and Cara Mia Dimassa, Times Staff Writers
FAA Endorses Noise Limits at O.C. Airport By Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
LAX Meets Screening Deadline By Kurt Streeter, Times Staff Writer
A Year of Tough Decisions Looms By Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
For County, a Year of Joy, Pain, Passion By Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Coast Decommissioned, It's Sand Aid Time By Steve Lopez
Church to Negotiate Abuse Suits By Larry B. Stammer, Scott Martelle and Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writers
Missing Modesto Woman Likely a Victim of Foul Play, Police Say From Staff and Wire
California Moves Into Uncharted Territory By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer
Nixon Daughters Campaigning to Bring Father's Papers Home By Phil Willon, Times Staff Writer
Southland Share of Water to Be Cut as Deal Collapses By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Fake-Bomb Suspect Is Released on Bail By Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
Cities Taming New Year's Celebrations By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Year of Loss and Survival By Carla Hall, Times Staff Writer
He's Still Playing Hard, but Never Fair By Dana Parsons
Man Pleads Guilty in Fatal Crash By Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Davis Replaces PUC Chief By Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
Rose Parade route and lineup
Tragedy Casts a Pall Over Hair Salon By Patricia Ward Biederman, Times Staff Writer
Sinkhole Situation Has Neighborhood Down By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Sun Sets on 2002
NATIONAL
Texas' Limits on Medicaid Abortion Spending Upheld From Associated Press
Police Want to Question Man in Serial Killings From Times Wire Reports
Storms Knock Out Power, Cause Flooding From Times Wire Reports
Rehnquist Again Seeks Higher Pay for Judges From Times Wire Reports
Government Softens 'Dolphin Safe' Standard From Times Wire Reports
Americans Take Excess to New Heights From Times Wire Reports
Priest Is Sentenced for Raping Altar Boy From Times Wire Reports
Bush's Big Plans: A Sedate New Year's at the Ranch By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Resilient New Yorkers Ring in 2003 By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
EPA Acts to Ease Clean-Air Rules; 9 Northeast States Sue From Associated Press
Reward Offered in Huge Theft of Identity Data By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Homicides Plunge in Manhattan, Rest of New York By John J. Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Court Upholds Terrorism Law Secrecy By Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Public Schools Look Back on a Difficult Year By Duke Helfand and Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writers
SPORTS
Is This Yours? I Found It on the Ice
Fresno State Runs Past Georgia Tech, 30-21 From Associated Press
This List Leaves You Bowled Over By Mal Florence
Pittsburgh Loses to Georgia, 79-67 From Associated Press
Clipper Loss Is Hard to Fathom By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
It's Time to Pick Up Pace By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Hot Corner By Larry Stewart
Ducks Look Tame in Defeat By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Once-Smooth Road Is Getting Rocky By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Phil Snow Will Handle Defense at Washington By Steve Henson, From Staff and Wire Reports
Ohio State's Clarett Adds Fuel to Controversy By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton's Sow to Face Theft Charges By Paul Mcleod
Frankel Decries Set-Up of Track By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Poly Tops Redondo, Wins Title By Martin Henderson; Lauren Peterson, From Staff Reports
Fast Break By Martin Henderson
The Times' Rankings
Mater Dei's Defense Starts With Voisinet By Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Kona Seeks Milestone By Bob Mieszerski
Murray May Keep Potvin on Bench By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Winter Thinks Team Is Warming to Task By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Bulls End Trail Blazer Streak, 102-87 From Associated Press
Navratilova Wins in Australia From Staff and Wire Reports
NFL Looks to China as Next Stop From Bloomberg News
For Holmgren, One Job Is Enough From Associated Press
Mornhinweg, Millen Will Return to Lions From Associated Press
Joseph, Shanahan Carry Red Wings From Associated Press
Sooner Nation Provides Constant Reminder of High Expectations By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Final Practice Windy Situation By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
The Renaissance Man By Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Tennessee Is Unable to Handle Maryland From Associated Press
Iowa Talks Big, but Acts Small By Bill Plaschke
Doublespeak Seems to Be Price's Forte By Diane Pucin
Quotebook
Romberg Is Center of Levity for Miami By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Talk Is High Caliber, Game Figures to Be By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
At A Glance
Breakdown By David Wharton
Rose Bowl Winners
Food Poisoning and O.J. Both Cause Some Nausea By T.J. Simers
Sugar and Spice By Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Sugar Bowl Associated Press
This Time, Purdue Takes Care of Business, 34-24 From Associated Press
Thompson Still Out, Others Could Follow By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Close Call Still Hurts Years Later By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Baylor Is Committed to Following the Plan By Mike Terry
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