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What happened on February 06, 2004
BUSINESS
Big Lots to Settle Overtime Pay Suit Debora Vrana, Times Staff Writer
Tower Records Considering Bankruptcy, Source Says From Associated Press
J&J Agrees to Propulsid Settlement of $90 Million From Times Wire Services
AutoNation Reports Flat Net Income John O'Dell
Also / IN BRIEF
Net Phone Firm Expected to Win Fee Exemption Jube Shiver Jr., Times Staff Writer
For Nation's Retailers, It's Christmas in January Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Roy Disney to Hold Investor Meeting From Reuters
Jobless Claims Rise Partly on Bad Weather From Reuters
Productivity Growth Slows to 2.7% in the 4th Quarter David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Vivendi Revenue Falls on Music Sales, Dollar From Bloomberg News
Stocks Rise on Fed Official's Upbeat Forecast From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NYSE Board Approves Plan to Expand Electronic Trading; Blessing by SEC Pending Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Stewart's Image Takes Hit From Key Witness Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Arden Realty Posts 17% Profit Drop Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Microsoft Lawyer in Antitrust Role From Associated Press
A Public Entreaty in Suzuki Lawsuit From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Formal Talks Expected Soon With Mediator James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Toyota's Quarterly Profit Rises 60% John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Vonage Gets Funding for Broadband Service James S. Granelli
Hughes-Pegasus Mediation Is Ended From Bloomberg News
PepsiCo Profit Rises on Gatorade Sales From Bloomberg News
U.S. Warns China on Semiconductor Rebates From Reuters
Mortgage Rates Increase This Week From Associated Press
Adelphia Shareholders Seek to Auction Assets From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Wells Fargo to Expand in Southland E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
FDA, SEC to Boost Information Sharing From Associated Press
Microsoft Wants Spammers to Pay a Price From Reuters
Watson's Generic Drug Sales Help Boost Profit From Times Wire Services
Five IPOs Post Gains in Debut From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Vodafone May Sell Verizon Stake From Bloomberg News
Delta Halts Low-Fare Carrier's Expansion From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rarefied Air for Flight 19 Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
SEC Suspends 2 Fund Officers, Fines Company Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Harold Price, 95; Executive Funded Business Education Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Democrats Hammer at Court Choice Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Killer of 14-Year-Old at Bus Stop Gets Life Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
John Hench, 95; Disney Artist Helped Design Theme Parks Charles Solomon, Special to The Times
Dozens of Courthouses Found at Risk in Quakes Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Hint: It's Not the Jack in Box Guy Steve Harvey
California Supreme Court Denies Cooper's Bid to Delay Execution Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Lorraine Gowans From Times Staff and Wire Reports
College to Lease Site to Builder Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writer
Roland Schinzinger, 77; Professor Wrote of Ethics in Engineering From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Governor's Bond Plan Only a Band-Aid, Analysts Warn Evan Halper and Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writers
Home to a Low-Rent Attitude Dana Parsons
Ernest Burke, 79; Was Pitcher, Outfielder for Negro League Team From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Boyfriend Held in Woman's Stabbing From Times Staff Reports
Big Year Is Seen for Local Economy Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Chase Suspect Arrested After Barricading Himself in House From a Times Staff Writer
Outreach Program Lifts Barriers to Legal System Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Gas Heater May Have Caused Family Illness From Times Staff Reports
Brother, Can You Spare $500,000? Steve Lopez
Prostate Cancer Funds Cut Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Court Agrees to Keep Rancho Open Sue Fox, Times Staff Writer
Wednesday Funeral for Councilman From a Times Staff Writer
Winter Homeless Shelter Faces Closure as Funds Dwindle Holly J. Wolcott, Times Staff Writer
Union, City Attorney Clash Over Proposed Ban on Fundraising Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Commercial Blitz Begins in Effort to Sell State Ballot Measures to Voters Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Good Vibes Overcome Bad News Kurt Streeter and Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writers
1 of 2 Slain Men in Colton Is Named From a Times Staff Writer
Slippery Thief Grabs 14 Exotic Pythons David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Black History Parade Takes Turn Stanley Allison, Times Staff Writer
Thief on Dallas Video May Be Killer of Guard in Riverside Sandra Murillo, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Must Pressure Mexico, Marin Says Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
Intruder Managed to Slip Past Security, Board LAX Jet Jennifer Oldham and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
3 Agencies Coming Together in Santa Clara River Valley Study Lynne Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Hiker's Death Brings Year's Toll to 8 Monte Morin, Times Staff Writer
Fillmore Soccer Coach Arrested in Drug Case Holly J. Wolcott, Times Staff Writer
Woman Pleads No Contest in the Heat Deaths of 2 Boys Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Norman Branchflower, 63; Advertising Innovator From a Times Staff Writer
Slain Huntington Beach Clerk Recalled as Trying to Rise Above Tragedy, Illness Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
DMV Drops DUI Case After Blood Test Mix-Up Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Girl Gone, Mother Held Sandra Murillo, Lance Pugmire and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Youth Authority to Review Use of Cages Jill Leovy and Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writers
Another Defense Attorney for Blake Is Out Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Warner Apologizes for Remarks Regarding His Benching From Staff and Wire Reports
Westchester Appeals to CIF on Sanctions Rob Fernas, Dan Arritt, John Ortega, Elia Powers
Arizona Tumbles at Cal From Associated Press
Bruins Suffer Historic Defeat Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
Spurs Remain Tough for the SuperSonics From Associated Press
Mullins Can Add to Lead BOB MIESZERSKI
Hearing on Records Will Go Into March Steve Henson
Connecticut Tops No. 1 Tennessee From Associated Press
Childress Traveled Long, Winding Road SHAV GLICK
The Q Rating Is on the Rise Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Convey Leads U.S. Past Canada Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Courses Take Lumps on First Day Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
USC Dogged by Huskies' Persistence Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Jones Returns to Starting Blocks Randy Harvey, Times Staff Writer
DePodesta Will Talk to Dodgers Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
There's Always the Rookie Game ... Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Gonzaga Retains Grip on Waves Eric Stephens, Paul McLeod
NFL Told to Allow Younger Players David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Quinn Leads the Bruins From Staff and Wire Reports
Spurs Remain Tough for the SuperSonics From Associated Press
St. John's Dismisses Three Starters From Staff and Wire Reports
Clarett Ruling Is Good for Bruin Football Fans T.J. Simers
The Real Question Is, Why Didn't It Happen Sooner? Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Top Performers
Bryant Is Delayed Again Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
It's Back to Slack for Lakers in Loss Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Detroit Victory Triggers Hostility From Staff and Wire Reports
A Regal Choice to Make First Start of Year BOB MIESZERSKI
Duke Clips North Carolina, 83-81 From Associated Press
Mosley, Trinidad Are Discussing Fight Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Assistant Axman Fired by Dorrell Steve Henson, Gary Klein, Times Staff Writers
Bad Behavior Isn't Limited to One Sport or a Gender Eric Sondheimer
Fitzgerald Is Eligible Too From Associated Press
Injuries Don't Stop Showtime LARRY STEWART
Jockey Is in Coma After Spill From Associated Press
Change Not Always for Better (See: NBA) Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
A Shock to the NFL System Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Arcadia Aims for Postseason Success Elia Powers, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Wrestlers to Train in U.S. Alan Abrahamson
Preps Are Not Jumping at Ruling Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
The Ruling Associated Press
Khannouchi's Absence Opens Marathon Field HELENE ELLIOTT
Clarett Still 'Work in Progress' Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
A Strike Force With an Attitude Rob Fernas, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
On the rise and ultimate exile of the Hollywood X rating Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Saxon king's treasures go on display From Associated Press
Jackson makes Internet history Patrick Day
'Phantom run is second longest From Associated Press
Music fest sheds Brown's name From Associated Press
Visa trouble for Cuban musicians From Reuters
'Mary' needs a bit of independence Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Tierney Sutton and the night and the music Don Heckman, Special to The Times
A racket for the top income-tax bracket Anthony Day, Special to The Times
Making a persuasive case for a serial killer David C. Nichols, Special to The Times
At the end of his rope is where we begin Manohla Dargis, Times Staff Writer
Semisweet but artificial 'Desserts' Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Britten memorial makes waves From Associated Press
Anatomy of a news uproar Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
Minghella answers his critics From Reuters
Bernardo, the youth thing is getting a little old ... Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Sober fantasies recall Bosch Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
Movie viewers getting more control Mark Caro, Chicago Tribune
And the moral of this story is ... uh, forget it Manohla Dargis, Times Staff Writer
Nothing but the truth AL MARTINEZ
'Lost Skeleton' keys in on sci-fi spoofery Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
A 'Barbershop' that's worth coming back to Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
'Made-Up' doesn't stop at skin deep Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Skewering L.A.'s myth and mystique Rob Kendt, Special to The Times
It's the stuff of climbing legend Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Perick a masterful maestro in Pacific Symphony debut Daniel Cariaga, Special to The Times
Off-key, on the map Shawn Hubler, Times Staff Writer
Do you believe? Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Jimmy Ernst: hope emerges from darkness Holly Myers, Special to The Times
Blue gets a new leash on life Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
A sweet 'Egos' trip provides wry laughs F. Kathleen Foley;Rob Kendt;David C. Nichols;Daryl H. Miller
'Cold Mountain' isn't directly related to slaves' experience Amanda Lundberg and Matthew Hiltzik, Amanda Lundberg and Matthew Hiltzik are executives at Miramax Films, which produced "Cold Mountain." Lundberg is executive vice president, worldwide publicity; Hiltzik is senior vice president, corporate communications & government relations.
A curtain parted in Afghanistan Manohla Dargis, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
3 Allegedly Plotted to Discredit FBI Official From Associated Press
Decision Postponed on Election Spending Lisa Getter, Times Staff Writer
To Dean, Now It's Wisconsin or Bust James Rainey and John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writers
Two More at Guantanamo Getting Lawyers From Reuters
Suspect in Abduction Not Talking From Associated Press
Mad Cow Risk Is Downplayed From Associated Press
Key Frist Aide to Resign Over Memo Inquiry From Times Wire Reports
He Was One SUV Away From a Perfect Record From Times Wire Reports
Gay Marriage Ruling Dominates the Political Discourse Mary Curtius and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers
Massachusetts Debates the State of Matrimony Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
200-Pound Bear Mauls Handler at St. Louis Zoo From Times Wire Reports
Estimate of Fetuses Exposed to High Mercury Doubles Elizabeth Shogren, Times Staff Writer
California May Be Victory Lap for Democratic Nominee Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writer
Web Voting Program Scrapped From Reuters
Va. Considers Ban on Illegal Immigrants at Colleges From Associated Press
House Committee to Examine Military Air Crashes Kevin Sack and Alan C. Miller, Times Staff Writers
Schools Chief's Viewpoint Evolves Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
Bush to Appear on TV Talk Show Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Alaska's Sea Otters May Join the Endangered Species List Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
Search in Bomb Case Called Broad From Associated Press
Georgia High School Denies Girl Credit for Hooters Job From Associated Press
Kerry Loosens Dean's Grip on Washington State Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Edwards Joins the Fray, Returns Fire at Clark Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Incinerator Shut After Chemical Detected From Reuters
GIs Killed in Copter Crash Lauded as Heroes From Times Wire Reports
Caloric Intakes Way Up Since '71 From Associated Press
Halliburton Launches Ad in Response to Criticism From Times Wire Services
Rabbi Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy From Associated Press
Champion Snowboarder Hurt in Stunt on Letterman Show From Newsday
WORLD
CIA Chief Saw No Imminent Threat in Iraq Bob Drogin and Greg Miller, Times Staff Writers
Rival Nations Agree to Hold Military Talks From Times Wire Reports
Resistance Group Seizes City, Frees 100 Prisoners From Times Wire Reports
Lunar Festival Stampede Leaves 37 Dead, 15 Hurt From Times Wire Reports
Girl With Partly Formed Twin to Have Surgery From Times Wire Reports
Indonesian Earthquakes Kill Up to 22 From Associated Press
U.N. Seeks $500 Million in Liberia Aid Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
Iraq's Top Shiite Cleric Survives Purported Attack Alissa J. Rubin and Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writers
Moscow Subway Blast Kills at Least 25 David Holley and Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writers
Russian Lawmakers May Extend Putin's Rule David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Police Question Sharon in Graft Inquiry Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Germany Acquits Man of 9/11 Role Jeffrey Fleishman and Dirk Laabs, Special to The Times
Musharraf Pardons Scientist Paul Watson and Mubashir Zaidi, Special to The Times
For This Palestinian Family, No Place Is Quite Home Laura King, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
A Sorry Approach in the Juvenile System
White House Defends Bush's Military Service
In the Courts, Justice Should Trump Winning
Massachusetts Affirms Gays' Right to Marry
Perspective for Ricin Threat
A Fiscal Realism Is Stirring
President Has Budget Priorities Mixed Up
Intelligence Probe: Look Beyond the CIA
More Than Just a Tempest in a C-Cup Joan Jacobs Brumberg and Jacquelyn Jackson, Joan Jacobs Brumberg is the author of "The Body Project" (1997, Vintage). Jacquelyn Jackson is a women's health advocate.
Peeved in Palos Verdes
We Import Cars and Stereos, So Why Not CEOs? Jesse Kornbluth, Jesse Kornbluth was editorial director of America Online from 1997 to 2003.
If You Get the Ax, Don't Blame India Gautam Adhikari, Gautam Adhikari, a former executive editor of the Times of India, is a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
Scalia's Blind Eye
Gun Control Remains a Loaded Issue for Democratic Candidates John R. Lott Jr. and Grover Norquist, John R. Lott Jr. is the author of "The Bias Against Guns" (Regnery, 2003). Grover Norquist is the president of Americans for Tax Reform.
SCIENCE
Research Links Pregnancy Disorder to Protein Levels Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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