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What happened on January 19, 2003
NATIONAL
New Bayonet Puts Marine Corps on the Cutting Edge Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
In Washington War Talks, 'If' Isn't the Issue PETER H. KING
Bush Says Tax Cut Will Stir Small Businesses From Times Wire Reports
Venezuelans Stage Protest Against Chavez in Miami From Associated Press
Democrats Urge Repeal of Tax Cut From Associated Press
Abortion Foes Attack Roe on New Research Aaron Zitner, Times Staff Writer
Swiss National, Lost While Flying Copter, Lands at Andrews AFB From Reuters
Groups Protest Removal of Confederate Flags From Times Wire Reports
Feds Disclose Alleged Plot to Kill Governor From Times Wire Reports
Shabalov Wins U.S. Chess Championship in Seattle Jack Peters, Special to The Times
Antiwar Activists Join Forces David Willman and Charles Piller, Times Staff Writers
Studios Are Spinning Golden Globes Buzz Into Oscar Hopes John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Lewis and Clark Celebration Kicks Off From Associated Press
Commander Testifies for Pilots in 'Friendly Fire' From Associated Press
Sabbath Prayer Slips Israeli Astronaut's Mind From Times Wire Reports
Conservative Social Agenda a GOP Challenge Janet Hook, Times Staff Writer
Michigan Campus Erupts in Debate Over Affirmative Action Terril Yue Jones, Times Staff Writer
Mastectomy Patient Had No Cancer From Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
William Doheny Sr., 83; Descendant of California Oil Industry Pioneers From Staff and Wire Reports
Big Bucks Support Befouling of Beach Steve Lopez
Record Year for Jobs in County Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Time Is Money in Budget Crisis Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
Retiree Has Remedy for High Drug Costs Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Hit-and-Run Kills Man, Closes PCH
Saluting, Celebrating King and His Message Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Accused Molester Is Sought by Authorities From Times Wire Reports
Holiday Closures
George Duvall, 82; Scientist Led Advances in Shock-Wave Physics From Staff and Wire Reports
Burbank Rail Crossing Has Most Crashes Caitlin Liu and Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writers
Gladys Brandt, 96; Educator Advocated Native Hawaiian Rights From Staff and Wire Reports
Disabled Gain Skills, Pride and Sew Forth at Fashion School Hilda Munoz, Times Staff Writer
For Fate of City Manager, See Sports Dana Parsons
1 Killed, 1 Wounded in Dispute at Gas Station From Staff Reports
Care Worker Rescues Couple From Flames From Staff Reports
Police Tight-Lipped on Search for Laci Peterson From Times Wire Reports
Deputies Launch Hunt for Escaped Inmate Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
'Doboy' Williams, 43; Actor, Director Hosted Short-Film Showcase From Staff and Wire Reports
From Roots of a Socialite, a Social Activist Grew Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Nearly 24,000 Foreign Men Register in U.S. Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Police Chase, Capture Man Riding on Mower From Times Wire Reports
2 Men Leaving Wake Die in Drive-By Shooting From Staff Reports
Money Flow Is Sought for Old Aqueduct Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Nuns Rally Against Possible U.S. War in Iraq Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
3 Men Hurt in Drive-by Shootings in Oxnard From a Times Staff Writer
Political Education or Indoctrination? Carol Pogash, Special to The Times
Richard Crenna, 75; Actor Made Transition From Comedy to Drama Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
A Call for Peace on Nixon's Doorstep Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Man Shot to Death in Altercation From a Times Staff Writer
4th Yale Student Dies of Injuries in Crash From Staff and Wire Reports
From Monk to Sex Plaintiffs' Advocate William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
Developer, Native Americans Are at Odds Over Burial Site David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Winning the War on Hepatitis A Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Indian Firm Aided Iraq Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Reportedly Weighed Attack on North Korea From Times Wire Services
Israeli Soldiers Kill Two Palestinians From Times Wire Reports
Bicycle Bomb Injures Two U.S. Paratroopers From Times Wire Reports
Students Protest Fuel and Utility Price Hikes From Times Wire Reports
Bomb Explodes at Carnival, Killing 7 From Times Wire Reports
Iraq Told Its Cooperation Is Falling Short Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
Cracks in Kim's Shell Shed a Bit of Light on Dictator Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Around the World, Crowds Protest Prospect of Iraq War Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Villagers Flee Remote Region After 16 Slain From Times Wire Reports
Toll at 1,500 in Asian Cold Spell From Associated Press
Peru Begins Revision of Anti-Terrorism Measures Hector Tobar and Jane Holligan, Special to The Times
Fires Raging in Australian Capital Claim 3 Lives From Times Wire Services
Asylum-Seeking Family Reunited, Behind Bars Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
New Balkan Trend Turns Accused Sinners to Saints Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Serb Party Picks Milosevic as Head From Reuters
BUSINESS
Asset-Heavy Companies Need to Slim Down James Flanigan
Nike Is Attempting to Run From the Truth
Blame Price Increases for Disney Misadventure
Forgiveness of Loans Would be Inexcusable
Volunteerism Absent From Accounting Board
Many Signs Pointing to Higher Inflation Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
File Taxes Online, on Their Dime Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Budget Is Symptom of Bureaucracy
Mapping the Boundaries Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Media Giants Can't Resist Urge to Binge James Bates, Times Staff Writer
America's Dwindling Merchant Fleet Is Sending Out an SOS Nancy Cleeland, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
In the vicinity of everything in West L.A. June Casagrande, Special to The Times
Attempt to add fee doesn't hold water From Project Sentinel
Building a better construction loan Lew Sichelman, Special to The Times
Signs of softening national market Compiled from wire reports
Affordability crisis hits state's Latinos hard, study says Compiled from wire reports
Crossing the threshold Matt Surman, Special to The Times
Flood insurance program restored Compiled from wire reports
Approach home market with caution Matt Surman
Real estate trends
Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
Sittin' by the dock of the bay in quaint Balboa Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Chief's pursuit of a home ends in Los Feliz Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Quake damage left unrepaired Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian Special to The Times, Special to The Times
Heirs fight for access to land Robert J. Bruss, Special to The Times
Demystifying rental forms and language Robert J. Bruss, Special to The Times
OPINION
What Looks Like Profiling Might Just Be Good Policing Heather Mac Donald, Heather Mac Donald is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and the author of "Are Cops Racist? How the War Against the Police Harms Black Americans."
Shortfall Can Spur Reform
A Nuclear Dilemma Henry Sokolski and Victor Gilinsky, Henry Sokolski is executive director of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center and author of "Best of Intentions: America's Campaign Against Strategic Weapons Proliferation." Victor Gilinsky, an L.A.-based energy consultant, served as a U.S. Nuclear Regulatory commissioner under Presidents Ford, Carter and Reagan.
Someone's Gotta Do It
A Better LAPD Begins at Home
Smaller Homes Would Help Keep Lid on Prices
Exposing Differences
What Cox Should Have Said on Airport, Schools
Blocking Grants Erodes Public-Private Accords
Feeling a Bit Goofy for Paying to Stand in 3-Hour Disneyland Lines
Don't Make the Disabled Feel Our Budget Pain
Bush Shows Leadership in Race Issue Ward Connerly
A Mountain of Trouble Pulls a Town Together Rick Bass, Rick Bass is active in Yaak Valley environmental causes and is author, most recently, of "The Hermit's Story."
Assessing the Nuclear Threat From N. Korea
Frank del Olmo Frank del Olmo
Do the Math: Rooting Out Terrorists Is Tricky Business John Allen Paulos, John Allen Paulos, a professor of mathematics at Temple University and adjunct professor of journalism at Columbia University, is the author of "Innumeracy" and the forthcoming "A Mathematician Plays the Market."
Western Cities Hung Out to Dry Hal Rothman
Keeping Parking Public
A Misguided Society
Preoccupied Territories Lynn Cohen
Dividends as Corporate Reformer Daniel Yergin, Daniel Yergin, chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, is co-author of "Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy" and executive producer of the PBS series of the same name.
Sanctions No Longer Serve U.S. Interests Ian Urbina, Ian Urbina is associate editor of the Middle East Report, a publication of the Middle East Research and Information Project.
L.A. Should Increase Fines for False Alarms
Offshore Winds May Be Cause of Bacteria Surge
SEC Plan Takes Disclosure Too Far Robert M. Mattson Jr., Robert M. Mattson Jr. is an Irvine-based partner with the law firm of Morrison & Foerster, LLP.
Why Treat the Rich Poorly? JOHN BALZAR
Shoddy Record-Keeping Isn't Limited to Iraq
Speak Up to Protect Children From Abuse
Driving the Marketplace to Energy Efficiency
Rabbit Killings Reflect Man's Selfish Nature
Is Immigration Service Out of Control?
Light-Rail Costs Too Much, Won't Cut Traffic
Good and Bad Ideas for Cutting School Funds
Bracing for a Big Budget Hit
A Nuclear Dilemma Thomas F. McLarty III and Richard Klein, Thomas F. McLarty III was President Clinton's chief of staff in 1993 and 1994. Richard Klein was special assistant for international security affairs at the State Department. They are president and director, respectively, of Kissinger McLarty Associates.
Death Penalty Isn't a Deterrent to Murder
Reel Life Blurs Reality in O.C. John J. Pitney Jr., John J. Pitney Jr. is a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College.
County Gets Down to Books
Boost Juvenile Hall Security
Be There in a Minute
SPORTS
San Diego Brushes Aside Pepperdine From Staff and Wire Reports
Chase Is On With Baddeley in the Lead From Associated Press
Titans Watch Painful Rerun Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
The Agony of Victory Bob Glauber, Newsday
Got Koko Has a Chance to Turn a Double Play BOB MIESZERSKI
Ailing Lemieux Sits Out Again From Associated Press
Up Next for UCLA Steve Henson
Julien's Debut Spoiled in Loss From Associated Press
Connecticut Raises Standard, Posts 55th Consecutive Win From Associated Press
Most Are Worse-Case Scenarios Mark Heisler
No Swiss Tease -- Alinghi Advances From Associated Press
Gentry Calls Kings the Best Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Ducks' Giguere Master of Wild Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Up Next for USC -- Paul
From Padres to the Aztecs From Associated Press
Game Of The Week
Prize Fights Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Peace Gives Cal's Tamir a Chance From Associated Press
Laperriere Finds Sitting Out Is Hard to Accept Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Another Late Flameout Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
NFL's Parity Provides Fantastic Final Four Bob Oates, Special to The Times
This Contest's Winner Could Be Super Lucky T.J. Simers
U.S. Has Little Trouble With Canada Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Goalie Took It One Shot at a Time Chris Foster
Dungy Remembered Fondly From Times Wire Services
Notre Dame's Walton Keys North in Senior Bowl From Times Wire Reports
The Times' Rankings MARK HEISLER'S
It Takes a While, but Pacers Prevail From Associated Press
Maryland Feels Right at Home From Associated Press
The Agony of Victory Jamison Hensley, Baltimore Sun
The Week Ahead: 4 Games Elliott Teaford
Ferrero Does Level Best in Victory Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
The Week Ahead: 3 Games Tim Brown
Uproar Surprised O'Neal Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
'They told me, "Don't leave. You're just going to get...
Red Sox Retrench After Empire Strikes Back Ross Newhan
Kemp Is Losing It for Magic From Associated Press
Huskies Avenge Stanford Blowout From Associated Press
Kwan Is in Seventh Heaven Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Lewis Couldn't Afford to Wait for Perfect Job Michael Wilbon, Washington Post
Winner Ball Bill Plaschke
Miller Inspires Clipper Upset Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Swan Doesn't Own Car but Has a Great Drive Eric Sondheimer
He Can't Scrub Out This Stain Robyn Norwood
Lotsalacy Trying to Rebound From Her First Defeat BOB MIESZERSKI
Lynwood Girls End Ribault's Streak Dave Desmond, Ben Bolch, From Staff Reports
Phelan Ending His 'Magnificent Run' Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer
Domestic Dispute's Win Makes Baffert's Weekend Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Pauley Has Become Bruin Flop House Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
He's a Good Bet for Induction in Canada
Galaxy Drafts Plan for Future GRAHAME L. JONES
Top Performers
At a Glance From Associated Press
Wallace Suspended for Seven Games From Associated Press
Henin-Hardenne Staggers Past Davenport Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
-- At a Glance How the Tennessee Titans and the... From Associated Press
Guenther Is Cool at Finish Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Soccer Crown Special for Portland From Associated Press
Tough Calls Jason La Canfora, Washington Post
Carmichael Takes Early Lead, Wins Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Prize Fights J.A. Adande, Times Staff Writer
Weiss Holds On and Wins His Third U.S. Title Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Calvary Chapel Places a Disappointing Third Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
How different became America Jonathan Kirsch, Jonathan Kirsch, a contributing writer to the Book Review, is the author of "The Woman Who Laughed at God: The Untold History of the Jewish People."
Bestsellers
Children's Bestsellers
When the oilmen came to the wadi Joyce Appleby, Joyce Appleby is the author of "Thomas Jefferson" and is a professor emeritus at UCLA and past president of the American Historical Assn.
Murder most foul, and the apocalypse too Eugen Weber, Eugen Weber is a contributing writer to Book Review.
Winging it for the birds Leslie Kandell, Leslie Kandell writes on music and the arts for the New York Times, Opera News and other publications.
Discoveries Susan Salter Reynolds
Bestsellers
Heroes were once children Reviews are provided to Book Review by Publishers Weekly, where they first appeared. Copyright 2003 Publishers Weekly
How George W. Bush went from prodigal to president Ronald Brownstein, Ronald Brownstein is a Times political writer in Washington, D.C.
Waking up in the 21st century Jacob Heilbrunn, Jacob Heilbrunn is an editorial writer for The Times.
Compassionate conservative Caroline Fraser, Caroline Fraser is a frequent contributor to the New York Review of Books and the author of "God's Perfect Child: Living and Dying in the Christian Science Church."
'Chick book' flies Michael Harris, Michael Harris is a regular contributor to Book Review.
A man of the hour, and a man for all time Merle Rubin, Merle Rubin is a contributing writer to Book Review.
Truth falters on the altar of Balthus' mystique Nicholas Fox Weber, Nicholas Fox Weber is the author of "Balthus: A Biography" and "Patron Saints: Five Rebels Who Opened America to a New Art, 1928-1943." He is writing a biography of Le Corbusier.
Hardship before horror Abraham Brumberg, Abraham Brumberg is editor of "Poland: Genesis of a Revolution," among other books.
ENTERTAINMENT
Blue Man album a real group effort Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
The notes wrote themselves? Don Shirley
Steps toward understanding Lewis Segal
Don't forget ...
It's not a male thing
Omar Sosa stands at the head of this piano class Don Heckman, Special to The Times
The year of short memories Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
A spooky theater is her usual haunt Don Shirley
Play it again? Not this time Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Dark world, high hopes Rene Lynch, Times Staff Writer
Reading Tolkien
A matter of taste
The more pernicious bias is less substance, more fluff DAVID SHAW
He set imagination free Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
The final act
A little help from the French Scott Timberg
If at first you succeed ... Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Running with the ball Robert Strauss, Special to The Times
A quite posh afterlife Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
An indie to the core Dean Kuipers, Special to The Times
What 'Friends' is for Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Going to great lengths Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Groove Armada gets soul Steve Baltin; Dena Kuipers; Steve Hochman
Music to watch football by Robert Strauss
Nothing private about this passion Scott Timberg
Opera from the underground Sam Quinones, Special to The Times
They did it their way for Cerritos center Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
No sleep for DJ A.M. in the p.m. Gina Piccalo, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Designer Babies: A Match Made In Vitro Matt Crenson, Associated Press Writer
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Family Policies, Birthrate Falling Short Melissa Eddy, Associated Press Writer
Bush Advisor Rice Backs Affirmative Action Ron Fournier, Associated Press Writer
Safety Remains on the Sidelines of Egyptian Trains Rawya Rageh, Associated Press Writer
Hong Kong Homeowners Squeezed by Price Slump Dirk Beveridge, Associated Press Writer
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Day-Care Pioneer Is Really Cooking Lisa Cornwell, Associated Press Writer
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Temples' Drawing Power May Also Be Their Downfall Chris Decherd, Associated Press Writer
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Oh, the places we'll go Richard Cromelin and Kevin Crust
Roosevelt: From Rough Rider to President Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Peace of Mind Still Off Track in Minot Blake Nicholson, Associated Press Writer
Portugal Remains a Have-Not Nation Barry Hatton, Associated Press Writer
Noah Flood Idea Doesn't Hold Water, Scientists Say Robert Cooke, Newsday
TRAVEL
In a shrinking world, a greater responsibility Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
Sure, pack light -- but that light?
Front-row views of elephant seal love John McKinney, Special to The Times
Readers recommend
Tours & Cruises Rosemary McClure, Times Staff Writer
Learning from an expert in budget hotels Lucy Izon, Special to The Times
English chat opens doors in China Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Private lessons take skiers to the head of the class Eileen Ogintz, Special to The Times
Recalling other tours of China
Choices needlessly raised travel costs
Travel Log Jane Engle
Benicia artfully tips its hat to the past Holly Ocasio Rizzo, Special to The Times
Sail price can be tip of iceberg Harry Basch, Special to The Times
In certain surveys on ski resorts, it's not easy being green Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Aviation hall of fame takes flight Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Now Santiago comes into focus Marshall S. Berdan, Special to The Times
An Austria frozen in time Gisele Rainer, Special to The Times
Heron calls, and Lady Elliot beckons Clark Mason, Special to The Times
Events: February Ellen Melinkoff, Special to The Times
MAGAZINE
And They All Lived Whimsically Ever After GINNY CHIEN
More on the 'Folly' of Levi Strauss
Another Look at Ken Balcomb's Crusade to Save the Whales
It Takes a Village to Carve, Thrash and Slam -ANDREW VONTZ
Blast-Off for Bike Messengers LEILAH BERNSTEIN
Keeping It Simple Susan Heeger
Superheroes in Bad Ties Susan Emerling, Susan Emerling is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer.
The Reformer, on Honeymoon Joe Domanick, Joe Domanick last wrote for the magazine about the death of a mentally ill prisoner at the L.A. county jail. He is author of "To Protect and To Serve," a book detailing the history of the Los Angeles Police Department.
When Is a Sofa a Regency Settee? LESLEE KOMAIKO
Karma Climber Janet Reitman, Janet Reitman's last story for the magazine was about a group of young computer wizards who are helping the U.S. government fight terrorism.
Going Glam With Barbie MATTHEW TEMPLE
Gastroanthropology Nelson Handel, Nelson Handel is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer.
Spoon Bread MARTIN BOOE
SCIENCE
Melting Ice, Winds of Change By Usha Lee McFarling, Times Staff Writer
Melting Ice, Winds of Change Usha Lee McFarling, Times Staff Writer
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