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What happened on November 28, 2003
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
3 Die in Crash Near Santa Paula; Critically Injured Driver Arrested Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Toy Store Defies Odds in an Age of Giants Steve Lopez
Ayatollah Sadeq Khalkhali, 77; Iran's 'Hanging Judge' From Associated Press
'Churn' Artists Favor Seniors -- as Victims Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Company's Dialysis Centers Are Implicated in Outbreaks of Infection Lisa Richardson and Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writers
Concerns Over Security Voiced Before Slaying at Hospital Donna Horowitz, Special to The Times
Golden Eagles Could Die to Save Threatened Foxes Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Mayoral Hopeful Bristles at Brown's Remarks From Times Wire Reports
Autistic Boy Found After Riding Off on Scooter From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Motorcycle-Car Crash Blocks Freeway Lanes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
City Offers Rewards in 2 Separate Killings From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Apartment Fire Leaves 16 Families Homeless From Times Wire Reports
Holidays Start in the Twinkling of an Inn Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Disneyland Patrons Keep the Faith Despite Fault-Finding State Report Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
County Ensures the Neediest Have Power Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed After Drill Catches on His Clothing From Times Wire Reports
Residents Warned About Arsenic Levels in Water From Times Wire Reports
Villaraigosa Is Praised for Getting MTA Talks on Track Kurt Streeter and Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writers
Despite Perils, Sea Is Still a Powerful Lure Scott Martelle and Mai Tran, Times Staff Writers
Holiday or Not, Their Place Is on Picket Line Dana Parsons
Fire Victims Muster Up Thanks Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
The Thankful Dish It Out Too Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
Suspected Killer of Officer Arrested Nicholas Riccardi and Sue Fox, Times Staff Writers
Many Ways to Feed Body and Soul David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Alleged Victims of Sex Abuse by Priests Protest at Cathedral David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
What's 115 Feet Tall but Comes Up Short? Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Badge of Officer Killed in 1981 Found From a Times Staff Writer
Richard Thomas Goldhahn, 88; Cowboy Sang 'Sioux City Sue' From a Times Staff Writer
Man Is Found Shot to Death in Vehicle From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Margaret Singer, 82; Expert on Brainwashing, Cults Testified at 1976 Trial of Patricia Hearst Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Nursing Homes Cited, Fined in Patient Deaths From Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Have movies rediscovered male bonding? Lisa Rosen, Special to The Times
Pressure performance Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Film buffs line up the turkeys Patrick Day
A life in 'Pictures' Reed Johnson
An eye for the beautiful things in life Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
Nuances temper a gusto for the garish David Pagel, Special to The Times
Iraqi-U.S. link raises hopes for cultural reawakening Michael Kilian, Chicago Tribune
'My Flesh and Blood' honors a remarkable mom Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
It's payback time in turkey town AL MARTINEZ
Two groups on the brink of exhaustion Manohla Dargis, Times Staff Writer
Art and science blend in unique film school Gail Schontzler, Bozeman Daily Chronicle
'Honeymooners,' Beatles' big shew Susan King, Times Staff Writer
A 'grit lit' tiger changes his stripes Scott Morris, Special to The Times
Cache of black movies sheds new light on past From Associated Press
Comedy blends bite and insight Rob Kendt, F. Kathleen Foley, David C. Nichols
The hall keeps its faces clean Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
It's all the rage now: Hating Britney Spears Laura Sessions Stepp, The Washington Post
Boundless drama in 'City of No Limits' Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
'In America' is a Sheridan family affair Jon Matsumoto, Special to The Times
Weekend DJs hear the voice of opportunity Jon Matsumoto, Special to The Times
The men behind movie munchies Robert K. Elder, Chicago Tribune
Two brothers, two cultures, one sound Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
Playboy at 50: a man's notes Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Raising Their Voices, Treasurers Gain Critics Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Shrinking the Gadget, Not the Profit Margin Alex Pham, Times Staff Writer
Pressure Continues on Dollar's Value From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rules to Address Holes in Software Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Bronfman's Lyricist Career Gets Some Help From Friends Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Holiday Season Is No Fun for Toy Retailers From Associated Press
Deadwood Finds an Eternal Electronic Life on the Web From Associated Press
Idled Trading in Baghdad Frustrates Iraqi Investors Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Wealth Is the Driver as Golf Soars in Popularity in China From Bloomberg News
NATIONAL
Some Entry Fees Raised at Glacier Park From Associated Press
2 Holidays Marked at Guantanamo From Associated Press
Democrats Win Out Over Tall Ships in Boston From Times Wire Reports
Hundreds of Thousands Turn Out for Parade From Times Wire Reports
Thanksgiving Day Boat Ride Turns Deadly for 2 From Times Wire Reports
Driver Dies in Fiery Rollover of Fuel Tanker From Times Wire Reports
Lawmaker Says Leftists Hold Sway at Colorado Campuses David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
New Muslim Chaplain to Have Limited Role at Guantanamo Matthew Hay Brown, The Orlando Sentinel
Crowds Belly Up to Free Dinner at Truck Stop Cafe From Associated Press
License Plates Put Abortion Controversy in Full View Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
Ghanaian Sees Education as Key to Africa's Future Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Anger Trumping Hope in Dean's Message Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
As Atlanta Revs Up, So Too May the U.S. Economy Peter G. Gosselin, Times Staff Writer
Woman's Disappearance Baffles North Dakotans From Associated Press
WORLD
Sharon Issues Warning While Speaking About Concessions From Associated Press
Protesters Frustrated With Fox From Associated Press
'America Stands Solidly Behind You'
Raids Net 11 Suspects in Cocaine Operation From Times Staff and Wire Reports
No Injuries Reported in Attack on Italian Mission in Baghdad Associated Press
Beijing to Deploy Troops as Liberia Peacekeepers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Iraqi Infant in Critical Condition After Surgery From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Top Shiite Says Iraq Plan Isn't Democratic Enough Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
12 Dead in Kashmir Despite Cease-Fire From Times Staff and Wire Reports
U.S. Gains a Delay on New Customs Duties From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Saudis Say Militant Cell Raided, Attack Thwarted From Reuters
Law on Taiwan Independence Vote Passes Tyler Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Bush Trip Emblematic of His Approach to Politics Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Suspect Arrested in Britain Sebastian Rotella and Janet Stobart, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Troops Put Down Guns, Pick Up Forks John Hendren, Times Staff Writer
U.S., Allies Prepare Solution to N. Korea Nuclear Dispute Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Have Pet Tattoo and Passport, Will Travel From Times Staff and Wire Reports
160 Killed in Collision of Two Ferries in Congo From Associated Press
Actor Breathes New Life Into a Warrior's Ways Colin Joyce, Special to The Times
Can You Keep a Secret? Hop On Edwin Chen and Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writers
Ex-General Dies During Interrogation From Associated Press
N. Ireland Backs Hard-Liners William Wallace, Special to The Times
Iran-Pakistan Atomic Link Seen Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
Amid Secrecy, Bush Visits Troops in Iraq John Hendren, Times Staff Writer
A Pattern of Hope Emerges Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Consumers Can't Do It All
Bit of Budget Horse-Trading
Georgia's Promising Roses
A New Strain on Alliance Ivo Daalder and Michael Levi, Ivo Daalder, co-author of "America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign Policy" (Brookings Institution Press, 2003), and Michael Levi are fellows at the Brookings Institution.
Schwarzenegger's Proposed Cutbacks Hit at the Weak
Driver's License Repeal Smacks of Racism
Advisory Board Would Not Dictate Teaching
It's a Land of Plenty With Not That Many Choices James Socas, James Socas is a congressional staff member.
Welfare Turns Into a Suite Deal Rahm Emanuel, Rahm Emanuel, a Democratic congressman from Illinois, sits on the House Financial Services Committee and the Budget Committee. He was a senior policy advisor to President Clinton.
The Wit and the History of Candidate Sharpton
Building With 'Clicks and Mortar' Nick Schulz, Nick Schulz is the editor of TechCentralStation.com.
A Soccer Phenom
Wal-Mart's Effects on Competitors and Society
SPORTS
Tonight Mike Terry
Hance Relishing His Chance Gary Klein
Allison Takes a Little Break Mike Bresnahan
Clippers Do What They Do Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
This Canuck Win Takes Some Time From Associated Press
Time to Recollect Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Award-Winning Finish to Season CHRIS DUFRESNE
Six Games to Watch Robyn Norwood
Krone Wins the Underwood Again Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
UCLA's Past Floats Away Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Knicks Pose No Problem for Pacers From Associated Press
Deng Leads Duke Past Pacific, 82-69 From Times Wire Reports
Garcia to Start at Quarterback for 49ers From Associated Press
At A Glance Steve Henson
Los Alamitos Million Qualifying Is Tonight BOB MIESZERSKI
Steele Has a Nice Night Tony Solorzano, Special to the Times
Sykora Goes From Hobbling to Skating Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Nonstop Air Ball Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Week 13 Capsules Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Rice Struggling to Find His Old Shooting Touch Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Kings Come Up a Little Short Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
New York Top of the Heap? Not These Days Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Beckham Gets Regal Honor Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
A Winning Start for Australia From Associated Press
Manning, Mississippi Leave Sherrill at Loss From Associated Press
Top Story, No Butts About It SHAV GLICK
Packers Self-Destruct in Loss From Associated Press
Cowboys Dealt a Dose of Reality Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Even at Part Time, He's Getting His Snaps Eric Sondheimer
Exams Could Stop TCU's Bowl Plans From Times Wire Services
Now You Know
He Could Be King for a Day BOB MIESZERSKI
Malone Develops His Game Plan for Duncan Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Tonight's Top Football Games Dan Arritt; Martin Henderson; Eric Sondheimer; Rob Fernas; Paul McLeod; Peter Yoon; Martin Henderson
Quotebook
Present Company Accepted Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Roster Steve Henson
Southern Section Tough in Division I John Ortega, Times Staff Writer
Irvine, Sea View League Are in an Unfamiliar Role Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Skins Game Another First for Sorenstam Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Lavin Sets a Positive Course LARRY STEWART
Montreal Expos Could Play in San Juan Again From Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE
Mutated Gene Is Linked to Heart Disease From Associated Press
Protein Is Linked to Deadly Body Heating From Ecstasy From Associated Press
NEWS
Thankful, Needy Share Thanksgiving Bounty Steve Chawkins and Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writers
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