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What happened on March 30, 2003
NEWS
Johnny Perry's Goal Proved the Death of Him Allen G. Breed, Associated Press Writer
The Smell of War Philip Caputo, Philip Caputo is the author of "A Rumor of War" and eight other books.
A Long Wait to Die on S.C. Death Row Jeffrey Collins, Associated Press Writer
School Dilemma: Plenty of Money, No Students Julia Silverman, Associated Press Writer
Demonstrators Show Solidarity With U.S. From Times Wire Reports
Ex-Foreign Secretary Urges Troop Pullout From Times Wire Reports
Crash With Car Kills Motorcyclist
For This Arab Family, State-Run TV Shaping Views David Lamb, Times Staff Writer
For Investors, Time to Take a Stand on Stocks? Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Choir Commits to See Trip Through to Its Finale Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Bush, Aides Focus on Hussein's Atrocities Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
For Woods, It's an Honor to Play His Honor Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Scotland Reforms Land Laws, to Gentry's Dismay Thomas Wagner, Associated Press Writer
Duty Calls a Doctor From Rural Calm to War's Chaos Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
America's Real Enemy May Be Time Doyle McManus, Times Staff Writer
War Diary: Room With a Grim View Celeste Fremon, Celeste Fremon is the author of "Father Greg and the Homeboys: The Extraordinary Journey of Father Greg Boyle and His Work With the Latino Gangs of East L.A."
Muslim GIs Also Battle Prejudice Faye Fiore and Eric Slater, Times Staff Writers
Do You Shoot When the Enemy Is a 12-Year-Old? Gal Luft, Gal Luft, co-director of the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, is a former Israeli battalion commander in Jenin.
New York Masons Start Spreading the News Lukas I. Alpert, Associated Press Writer
The week in review Los Angeles Times
A Family's Path to War Kevin Phillips, Kevin Phillips is the author, most recently, of "Wealth and Democracy: A Political History of the American Rich."
Cornered, Guerrillas Flee Their Mountain Hide-Outs Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Indian Tribes Look Beyond Gambling Business Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press Writer
Anti-Terror Closing Clogs Streets Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
The 101st Feels a Rush of Anxiety, Relief After First Taste of Combat David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
Battlefield Europe Walter Russell Mead, Walter Russell Mead, a contributing editor to Opinion, is the author of "Special Providence: American Foreign Policy and How It Changed the World."
Move Past the Grudges
A New Nail in Haiti's Coffin Paisley Dodds, Associated Press Writer
Allied Victory Could Sow the Seeds of a Trade Fight Warren Vieth, Times Staff Writer
U.S.-Backed Kurds Advance in the North Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Wars Take Some Nasty Turns on City Streets Aaron Zitner, Elizabeth Shogren and Paul Richter, Times Staff Writers
Tens of Thousands Protest Iraq War From Times Wire Reports
Suicide Blast Kills 4 GIs at Checkpoint John Daniszewski and Tyler Marshall, Times Staff Writers
Three for the List of U.S. Heroes Frank del Olmo, Frank del Olmo is associate editor of The Times.
Tales of War Express Loss -- and Glory Hillel Italie, Associated Press Writer
Conflict of Necessity Efraim Karsh, Efraim Karsh, professor of Mediterranean studies at the University of London, is a visiting scholar at Harvard. He is co-author of "Saddam Hussein: A Political Biography."
Iraqis Stole Food Aid, Freed Truck Drivers Say From Times Wire Reports
Broken Hearts, Hateful Minds Abla Amawi, Abla Amawi is a political scientist and social development specialist.
Conflict's End May Not Spur Economy Peter G. Gosselin and James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writers
Why Attack Iraq? Because We Can Mitchell Koss, Mitchell Koss is a producer for Channel One News. His work has appeared on PBS, ABC and MTV.
Wealthy Asked to Give Iraq Humanitarian Aid From Times Wire Reports
Murderous 'Containment' JOHN BALZAR
Man's Best Friend Saved by a Heartbeat William L. Holmes, Associated Press Writer
Syria Sees Threat of Force Behind Rumsfeld Remark Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Too Little Shock, Not Enough Awe William M. Arkin, William M. Arkin is a military affairs analyst who writes regularly for Opinion. E-mail: warkin@igc.org.
Crew Seeks the Return of USS Pueblo From N. Korea Colleen Long, Associated Press Writer
Highway Is Sedona's Road to Ruin, Foes Say Ananda Shorey, Associated Press Writer
Small Town Caught Between Two Armies Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Kashmir Massacre Shakes Village's Sense of Fraternity Tim Sullivan, Associated Press Writer
Smoldering Grape Waste Snares Hunter Linda Ashton, Associated Press Writer
Combat's Lull a Pain in the Leatherneck Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Surprise Mail Delivery Makes GIs' Day From Associated Press
Oil Fires, but Not Like 1991 David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
The Cowboy in This 92-Year-Old Just Won't Die Colleen Long, Associated Press Writer
TRAVEL
In Lompoc, a W.C. Fields trip for two Barry Zwick, Times Staff Writer
Ski and stay for $67 per day Jane Engle
Nearby, a far cry from routine Craig Nakano, Times Staff Writer
Traveler's notes Jane Engle
Great Lakes cruise gem
Good deals await intrepid travelers Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Cashing in on others' mistakes
Readers recommend
See Grand Canyon from the bottom up on whitewater trip Rosemary McClure, Times Staff Writer
For this cartoon hero, life is a fantastic journey Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
Change penalties evolving Jane Engle
Curtain raiser for Canada theater Jane Engle
Amid troubled skies, frequent fliers fret over unused miles Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Hawaiian files for Chapter 11; airlines cut flights Jane Engle
Other side of Los Cabos development
Tranquillity base Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Mountains dressed in blooms John McKinney, Special to The Times
A corner of Tokyo that's a world removed Kristin Johannsen, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Robert Tannenbaum, 87; Pioneer in Business Leadership Theory From a Times Staff Writer
2 Paths Lead Chumash Band to Good Health William Overend, Times Staff Writer
Man Gets 2 Life Terms in Fatal Shooting of Witnesses Denise M. Bonilla, Times Staff Writer
Child Injured in Fire That Burns Home From Times Staff Reports
Child Injured in Fire That Burns Home From Times Staff Reports
Summer's Balm Here at Last: Play Ball! Dana Parsons
Volunteers Sought for 3 City Advisory Panels From Times Staff Reports
Boy Injured in Fire That Destroys Home From Times Staff Reports
The War's Dirty Secret: It's About Changing United States, Not Iraq Steve Lopez
Disbarred Lawyer Jailed for Violating Probation From Times Staff Reports
4 Teenage Boys Stabbed in Brawl at Park From Times Staff Reports
Man Faces Extradition on Molestation Charges From Times Staff Reports
Farm Worker on Bike Is Struck, Killed by SUV From Times Staff Reports
Inglewood Spotlight Is on Usually Obscure Office Jean Merl, Times Staff Writer
Captain of Confederate Sub Surfaced in L.A. Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Robert Engelmore, 68; Scientist Expert on Uses of Artificial Intelligence From Times Wire Reports
Yellow Ribbons at an O.C. Church Reflect War's Generational Parallel Daniel Yi, Times Staff Writer
War Rallies a Study in Diversity Erika Hayasaki and Daren Briscoe, Times Staff Writers
Even Secure Ventura County Sees Rise in Crime Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Idea Aims to Slam Door on Urban Blight in Oakland Carol Pogash, Special to The Times
Doctor's Alleged Misdeeds Detailed Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Moorpark Soon to Join Country Club Set Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Racing Clock and Wrecking Ball to Save a Relic of Moviegoing in San Clemente Stanley Allison, Times Staff Writer
Touched by Its Angels, Anaheim Aims High Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
State Taxes Rank in U.S. Upper Tier Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
Problems Dogged Veterans Home Louis Sahagun, Lisa Richardson and Lee Romney, Times Staff Writers
When Sharing Is a Growing Enterprise David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Fugitive Found on Blue Line Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Getting Personal With History Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Large Project in Brea Worries Neighbors Errin Haines, Times Staff Writer
Other Contests to Be Decided on Tuesday
SPORTS
Suddenly, Gagne Is Under the Gun Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Kings Up Next
Avengers Today Gary Klein
There's No Comparison Between These Teams T.J. Simers
National League East MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Kings Reduce Magic Number From Associated Press
The Times' Rankings MARK HEISLER
Nemechek Wins at Fort Worth From Staff and Wire Reports
Galaxy Looking to Model Complete MLS Package Joseph White, Associated Press
Haas, Harrington Tied for the Lead at Players From Associated Press
Pronger's Return Is No Help for Blues From Associated Press
Johnson Is Not Going Quietly Into Off-Season Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
American League Central Ben Bolch
Personally, Coach Prefers Balance Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Portugal Ends Brazil's 37-Year Dominance Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Washington State Hires Dick Bennett From Staff and Wire Reports
Jarvis Has Reason Not to Emulate This Knight Lisa Dillman
Capriati Simply Can't Overcome Williams From Associated Press
Fastest 200, 400 of Year for L.A. Baptist's Felix John Ortega;Dan Arritt;Steven Herbert
Anaheim Gears Up After Lengthy Layoff Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Great Races Will Hang in Balance Ross Newhan
Oklahoma Guardedly Optimistic Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer
National League Central MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Concordia Advances in NAIA From Wire Reports
Jayhawks' Victory Is the Essence of Overachievement Bill Plaschke
Quarterback Job Is Still Up for Grabs Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Williams May Have Found No-More-Tears Formula Chris Dufresne
Clark Sees Reversal of Fortune Eric Sondheimer
It All Went According to Plan ... Sort of Mike Penner
We Deserve a Break From This Mark Heisler
A Crowning Achievement in Dubai Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Injuries Hit Kings in Pocket Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Top Jockeys in New Mexico BOB MIESZERSKI
After His 1,000th Quarter Horse Victory, Bautista Is Back for More BOB MIESZERSKI
Digging for Olympic Truth Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Tennessee Beats Penn State, 86-58 From Associated Press
Top Performers
Taking It From the Top Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Baseball 2003 Special Pullout Preview Sectiond11-20
American League East Ben Bolch
Getting to Atlanta Won't Be Easy Task Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Say This Season Is a Must-Win Situation Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Not Sold on NFL Plan Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Must-Win Time for Dodgers Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
You Can Be Too Thin Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Richardson Leads UCLA to Pac-10 Title Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
The Times' Rankings ROSS NEWHAN
Sorenstam Getting French Opposition Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
American League West Ben Bolch
Marquette's Mardi Gras Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
It May Be Survival of Fittest Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Putting Its Money Where Gamblers Aren't Jim Wasserman, Associated Press
City of Angels? Ross Newhan, Times Staff Writer
National League West MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Kwan Floats Above World for 5th Title Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
San Antonio Salutes Its Admiral One Last Time Michael Wilbon, Washington Post
New Platform Seeks Monday Night Landing STEVE SPRINGER
World Series Game 6 / PLAY BY PLAY Houston Mitchell
International Skating Union Promises New Statistic Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Thrilla on Katella Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Thurston Sent to the Minors Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
His Unflagging Loyalty Rewarded Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
The Week Ahead: 4 Games Tim Brown
She's Not Even Close to Shooting Her Age THOMAS BONK
The Week Ahead: 3 Games Elliott Teaford
Webber Wants the Ball, Chance to Shake Criticism Greg Beacham, Associated Press
Pennant Races Likely to Hang in the Balance Ross Newhan
White Wins at Irwindale Tony Solorzano
Scandals in the Wind Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer
Spartans Don't Miss the Point Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Good Thing It Didn't Count Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Spree Clinic Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
A launch pad for desert living Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
New-home sales fall in February From Times wire reports
Count off to smooth moving
Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
Mortgage rates climb again; loan applications slide From Times wire reports
Lenders see clouds on the horizon Mary Umberger, Chicago Tribune
Time for a scene change for sidekick Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Disclosures clear air of potential problems H. May Spitz, Special to The Times
Home has dual role as shelter Robert J. Bruss, Special to The Times
Bigger savings in shorter loans Lew Sichelman, Special to The Times
Over 30 years, dramatic shifts in style and materials Arrol Gellner, Special to The Times
Can manager be sued? Check contract Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
A village concept with commuters in mind Gail S. Tagashira, Times Staff Writer
Forever Modern Morris Newman, Special to The Times
MAGAZINE
Big Island Bohemia Joe Glickman, Joe Glickman is a freelance writer based in Brooklyn, N.Y. He is the author of "To the Top: Reaching for America's 50 State Summits" (NorthWord Press), to be published this spring.
Where have you been lately? LESLEE KOMAIKO
Where have you been lately? LESLEE KOMAIKO
Wheels of Fortune: The Tao of Transportation RENEE VOGEL
Wow Voyager: Little Packed Dress SORINA DIACONESCU
High Atmosphere: Ambience Is Our Business MAHSHID HARIRI
Fast Times in the Alps Craig Ligibel, Craig Ligibel lives in Mission Hills, Kan. He last wrote for the Sunday Travel section about the Margaret River wine region of Australia.
The Friendship Trail Diane Wedner, Diane Wedner is a Times staff writer.
Tahiti Nights: South Seas Adventure BEVERLY BEYETTE
Cruising the Turquoise Coast Amanda Jones, Amanda Jones last wrote for the magazine about sailing the islands of Tonga.
Where have you been lately? LESLEE KOMAIKO
Rub It In: Taste Treatments CRAIG NAKANO
Where have you been lately? LESLEE KOMAIKO
The Inn Thing: My Beautiful Bed & Breakfast JOEL GROSSMAN
True Tables of Venice Marlena de Blasi, Marlena de Blasi is a journalist and former chef who has written two cookbooks on Italian food and "A Thousand Days in Venice," a memoir. She lives in Umbria.
Hit the Sack: Sleeping Well Is the Best Revenge MAHSHID HARIRI
ENTERTAINMENT
Unsigned artists get online break Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
'Phone Booth': A 30-year project wouldn't hang up Larry Cohen, Special to The Times
Oscars matter? Really?
O'Reilly by degree
Getting real
Home of a legacy Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
In thrall to a phantom Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
A passion for Bach Chris Pasles
More than Longhorns laud Texas Monthly DAVID SHAW
I, Caligula
Wrong fork? You should know better Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
Why, that flirting, scheming ... Barbara Isenberg, Special to The Times
Face to face with pain and mortality Randy Lewis
Berlioz revival
Prodding airport security Michael T. Jarvis
'Mood isn't right' for Israeli film fest Tom Tugend, Special to The Times
Oh how cultured was my Valley
Preservation projects praised Christopher Reynolds
For him, it's all a matter of adapting David Gritten, Special to The Times
Events overtake a poet-warrior Lauren Sandler, Special to The Times
Attention, diplomats: Global unity is possible Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Media bias
Michael Moore, the new diplomat Kristin Hohenadel, Special to The Times
Staged accents
Spicing a reggae recipe with potent R&B Baz Dreisinger, Special to The Times
Ruscha's Kodak moments Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Campus as canvas Nicolai Ouroussoff, Times Staff Writer
A place at the table with some '30s luminaries Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
In supporting roles Lynn Smith, Time Staff Writer
Graduation day? Paul Lieberman, Times Staff Writer
Hey, how did you like that movie? Ask me tomorrow Stephen Farber, Special to The Times
Sitting atop rock's new wave Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Going far on a string and a pair Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Chorus adds television to its repertoire Diane Haithman
Dirty Harry in outer space? Charles Solomon, Special to The Times
BOOKS
The pessimist whose glass was always half full Donald Fanger, Donald Fanger is the author of "The Creation of Nikolai Gogol" and "Dostoevsky and Romantic Realism." He is the Harry Levin research professor of literature at Harvard University.
Crossing the color line Kate Manning, Kate Manning is the author of "Whitegirl," a novel about the marriage of a white woman and a black man.
Bestsellers
Discoveries Susan Salter Reynolds
Bestsellers
Poets' Corner Carol Muske Dukes
Shock and awe, playing out in ancient Greece Michael Harris, Michael Harris is a regular contributor to Book Review.
The woman behind 'Ramona' Jonathan Kirsch, Jonathan Kirsch, a contributing writer to Book Review, is the author of, most recently, "The Woman Who Laughed at God: The Untold History of the Jewish People."
One hundred years of solicitude Thomas J. Moore, Thomas J. Moore, author of "Prescription for Disaster," is a senior scientist for the Institute for Safe Medication Practices and a health policy analyst at the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
Morning Star C.D. Wright
Fickle fortune Stephen Metcalf, Stephen Metcalf is a writer whose work has appeared in Slate, the New Republic and the New York Observer.
In Hiding Miklos Radnoti
The agony and the ecstasy of the trained killer Gloria Emerson, Gloria Emerson received the 1978 National Book Award for nonfiction for "Winners and Losers: Battles, Retreats, Gains, Losses and Ruins From the Vietnam War." She is the author, most recently, of "Loving Graham Greene: A Novel."
On translating and being translated Primo Levi, Primo Levi, the author of many books, including "The Periodic Table," "The Monkey's Wrench" and "Survival in Auschwitz," died in 1987. This essay, translated from the Italian by Zaia Alexander, appears in English for the first time.
There's just one 'Catch' David L. Ulin, David L. Ulin is the editor of "Another City: Writing From Los Angeles" and "Writing Los Angeles: A Literary Anthology."
Litigating the Nazi past Benjamin B. Ferencz, Benjamin B. Ferencz is the author of "Less Than Slaves: Jewish Forced Labor and the Quest for Compensation." He is a former prosecutor in the Nuremberg war crimes trials and the director of several postwar restitution programs on behalf of leading Jewish organizations.
NATIONAL
Starting Today, N.Y. Bars Must Be Smoke-Free Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
Giving Wings to the Peace Movement Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Academy Removes Sign Amid Scandal Inquiry From Times Wire Reports
White House Still Pushes Alaskan Oil Initiative From Times Wire Reports
Airline, Labor Groups Reach Tentative Deals From Times Wire Reports
Mine Workers Strike in Contract Dispute From Times Wire Reports
Missing Men Found Safe in Mountains From Times Wire Reports
Quixotic Quest to Find Friends for Flamingo From Associated Press
Affirmative Action Case Splits Asian Americans David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
This Door NASA Will Keep Closed Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
When Expectation Is Reality Stephen R.D. Glass, Stephen R.D. Glass is a high school teacher who lives in Fullerton.
Something to Chew On
Get MTA's Wheels Rolling
Concrete Plans Should Wait
Chamber of 2nd Thoughts
La Habra Memorial Stirs Strong Emotions
Show More Democracy and Less Capitalism Now we know...
The Register -- After the Hoiles
Tustin Board Shouldn't Second-Guess Teachers
Tea and Sympathy Grow Less Refined
Reserving Open Space in South County
Steadfast Values Throughout the Ages
Explaining Nuances of School District Funding
Some Healthy Competition Will Mean Fresh Air John Campbell, John Campbell (R-Irvine) is an assemblyman representing the 70th District in Orange County.
O.C. Nature Reserve Is Far-Reaching, Visionary
Heed Teachers, Tustin Board
State Education Cuts Will Touch Many Lives
Joel Bues Death
Uranium Warheads May Leave Both Sides a Legacy of Death for Decades Susanna Hecht, Susanna Hecht is a professor in the School of Public Policy and Social Research at UCLA. She is head of the environmental analysis and policy program.
The Same Standard Applies to All POWs
Hahn's Petition Problem
South Vietnamese Flag Is a Symbol of a 'Triumph Over Suffering'
When a Private Citizen Becomes a Public Figure
WORLD
Five Bomb Suspects Say Police Tortured Them From Times Wire Reports
Government Denies Intimidation of Voters From Times Wire Reports
Police Kill 3 From Islamic Militant Group From Times Wire Reports
Srebrenica Massacre Victims Will Finally Be Laid to Rest From Associated Press
Milosevic's Wife Sought in Slaying From Associated Press
Ambush Leaves 2 GIs Dead Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Operative Seen as Master of Remote Control Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Mystery Illness Claims Life of Doctor Who First Warned of World Outbreak Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Nonwhites Need Not Apply Here Anne-Marie O'Connor, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
TOP STORIES -- March 24-29 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Game Maker Misses Message About War
Increase in Visas Helped Create Tech Job Troubles
Gas Guzzlers Are Partly to Blame for Price Hikes
Banning Al Jazeera Shrouds Truth
Averting the Crisis in Social Security Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
New 'Green' Office Buildings Put the 'Eco' in Economical Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
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