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What happened on December 13, 2004
SPORTS
Disappointment Runs Deep, Bryant Says Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
A 'Disappointed' Chow Is Back on the Job David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Woods Closes Strong Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Drug Policy Talks Set Tim Brown
UC Santa Barbara Falls in Final Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Efforts Continue to Sign Clement Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Meetings Are Stuck in Neutral Tim Brown
These Aren't Exactly the Bowl System's Salad Days Chris Dufresne
Dillon Climbs to New Heights From Associated Press
Panthers Back in Playoff Hunt After Dismal Start From Associated Press
Bad Pass by Moss Costs the Vikings From Associated Press
A New Starter Keeps the Heat Going Strong From Associated Press
Kittles' Return Is All Part of Healing Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Huskies Turn to Willingham From Associated Press
Now You Know
Packers Kick In at End From Associated Press
With Moore Out, Lady Vols Prevail From Associated Press
Quotebook
Another Giant Slalom Win for Miller From Associated Press
Huskies Get Past Loyola Eric Stephens, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jumaine-Streaming It Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Leinart Is Loving Life and Limo Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Jets End Up Overtaken by Steelers' Passing Bus Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
'Story Runs to Happy Ending Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Plummer Apologizes for Obscene Gesture From Associated Press
Big-Play Chargers Win Again Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Colts Clinch South Title, but Record Put on Hold From Associated Press
DePodesta Is Optimistic About Beltre Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
If It Has Cream in It, It's Usually Fattening Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Freshman Willis to Ask for Release Paul Gutierrez
Eagles Stymie Comeback by Redskins to Win, 17-14 From Associated Press
Keeping Up With Mannings SAM FARMER
Pittsburgh's Harris Hired by Stanford From Associated Press
HEALTH
Brain study reveals how drinking impairs driving William Hathaway, The Hartford Courant
Roll with the stretches Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Prolonged lead exposure linked to cataracts in men Reuters
A trainer at your fingertips Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Imaginary friends can boost maturity Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Citrus pectin might help prevent cancer Elena Conis
Heftier babies may not be healthier later Reuters
A need to know: Is it Alzheimer's? Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Biology of fear Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
Cheat sleep and your waistline may pay the price Rosie Mestel, Times Staff Writer
Calories in juice still count Alice Lesch Kelly, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
To His Credit, Charge Card King Doesn't Cash In Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Bus Drivers Resist Seat Belts Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Breaking Law Is No Walk in Park Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
'A Very Nice Guy' Is Gunned Down at Work Daniel Hernandez and Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writers
Center Counsels Troubled Youths Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
J. Stanley Kimmett, 86; Secretary of Senate, Political Consultant
Constructing a Body of Knowledge Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Bus Drivers Ratify Contract, Halting Standoff David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Democrats Could Pursue Liberal Principles Over a Political Cliff George Skelton, George Skelton writes Monday and Thursday. Reach him at george.skelton@latimes.com.
City Snafu Results in the Dismissal of Parking Tickets Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Governor Considers a Power Play Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
Ronald Williamson, 51; Cleared by DNA Days Before Execution
Larry Buchanan, 81; Directed Classics of Bad Moviemaking Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Riordan Takes a Back Seat as State Education Secretary Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Escaped Inmate Turns Himself In From a Times Staff Writer
Man on Quest to Unearth Clues to Brother's Death Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Pedestrian Hit in Westminster Dies From a Times Staff Writer
Stain Brings Scrutiny to County Traffic School H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Worshipers End Wandering Barbara E. Hernandez, Special to The Times
WORLD
PLO's Barghouti Ends Candidacy for President Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian Leader Offers Apology to Kuwait for Support of Hussein From Associated Press
Protesters Tell Mubarak to Retire From Times Wire Reports
Rebel Leader Linked to Kidnappings Captured From Times Wire Reports
U.S. Options Few in Feud With Iran Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writer
5 Israeli Troops Die as Militants Set Off Underground Bomb, Attack Base Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Hussein's 'Swift' Trial Still Delayed From Associated Press
Three Dozen Missing in Mining Accident From Times Wire Reports
Cleaning Up After Combat, a Street at a Time John Hendren and Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writers
Presidential Runoff Too Close to Call From Times Wire Reports
Ukraine Resumes Inquiry Into Poisoning David Holley, Times Staff Writer
8 U.S. Troops Killed in Action, Most in Battleground Province From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Lula Faces New Woes as Coalition Fractures From Times Wire Reports
Bomb Kills 15 in Busy South Philippine Market From Associated Press
Reliable Poland Is Feeling Like an Ally Scorned Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Island's Icon Up in the Air Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Kerry Opponent Taking Aim at New Target: Iran Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writer
Unocal in Burma Lawsuit Talks Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
El Salvador Comes to Grips With Gangs Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Talking food is her bread and butter AL MARTINEZ, Al Martinez's column appears Mondays and Fridays. He's at al.martinez@latimes.com.
A bright northern light Dan Joling, Associated Press
A role worth fighting for Robert Welkos, Times Staff Writer
In dissecting scandal, not quite all the news Sidney Zion, Special to The Times
Church revives 'Davey & Goliath' David Bauder, Associated Press
'Sideways' lands another accolade Susan King, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Chamber shakes it up Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
'Nutcracker' goes to pieces Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
DJ Beirne will bring his KRTH show to a close Randy Lewis
'Express': The little engine that could? R. Kinsey Lowe
KROQ's acoustic fete gets off to a fresh start Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
Stars help 'Boheme' raise its game Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
The heist film still steals hearts James Verini, Special to The Times
Paranoia suits Streep in 'Lemony Snicket' Susan King
Vibrant shades of Orange County in 'The OsCene' Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
How's he doin'? Well, not so hot Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Immigrant's tale takes top 'European Oscar' Estelle Shirbon, Reuters
For better or worse Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Killings Sting Proud Battalion Edmund Sanders, David Zucchino and Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writers
Tests Inconclusive on Girl's 'Jell-O Shots' From Times Wire Reports
NASA Chief O'Keefe to Resign, Source Says From Associated Press
Cold War Call to Action Wouldn't Ring True for Democrats Now Ronald Brownstein
Money Spied Off a Vanishing Coastline Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
State's Heroin Supply Remains the Purest From Times Wire Reports
Exodus of Staff Hobbles the FBI Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Another Student Death May Be Tied to Alcohol From Times Wire Reports
Mormon Writer Suspended by the Church From Associated Press
BUSINESS
Dollar's Fall a Mixed Bag in U.S. David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Groups Fueling Ad Blitz for LNG Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Wall Street Awaits Fed Action on Interest Rates From Associated Press
A Niche for Itself, Creatures Michael Hiltzik
Concerns for Savings in Anthem Purchase Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
State Probe of Wells Urged Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Fidelity Traders Probed From Associated Press
China to Tax Textile Exports From Reuters
Cooling Trend at Hot Topic Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Gates Foundation to Give to Malaria Project From Associated Press
Hawaiian Food's New Mainland Fan Base Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
Honeywell Bid for Novar Is Expected From Associated Press
OPINION
Dollars, Sense and Social Security Olivia S. Mitchell and Thomas R. Saving, Democrat Olivia S. Mitchell, a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and Republican Thomas R. Saving, an economics professor at Texas A&M, were on the President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security.
Tax Deduction Reduction
Special Election Would Add to Budget Problems
Creating Life to End It
Hertzberg's Misguided Call to Split the LAUSD
Leaks and Spies
Pension Promise
Bush Wins, Again
Arts Funding Fuels a Dynamic Society Mark Robbins, Architect and artist Mark Robbins is the dean of Syracuse University's School of Architecture. He was director of design at the NEA from 1999 to 2002.
Taxpayer Money for California Missions
We Need Professors in the Labs as Well as in Classes Marlene Zuk, Marlene Zuk is a biology professor at UC Riverside.
The Price of Fear Is Paid in Lost Freedom Joel Agee, Joel Agee's memoir, "In the House of My Fear," was just published by Shoemaker & Hoard. His translation of Hans Erich Nossack's "The End: Hamburg 1943" will be published by the University of Chicago Press on Wednesday.
Dealing With King/Drew and the Need for Answers
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