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What happened on February 10, 2004
OPINION
A Door Opens for Cyprus
Half-Baked Probe Won't Do
How Much Easier Can It Be?
Bush Meets Up With Hard Questions About Iraq
The Price of Victory
The 'Happy Error' That Led to War
Buck Should Still Stop at the Top
Justice Scalia Not Fit to Serve on the Court
A Pilot's Way of Coping With Long Flights
Land of the Free
Federal Subpoenas for Iowa Antiwar Activists
Imminent Threat
Ban Fundraising Among L.A. City Commissioners By Laura Chick and Erwin Chemerinsky, Laura Chick is Los Angeles city controller. Erwin Chemerinsky is a professor of law and political science at USC and was chairman of the Elected Los Angeles Charter Reform Commission.
Prosecuting Investors: Not a Good Thing By James K. Glassman, James K. Glassman, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, is a host of TechCentral Station.com.
War as an Excuse for Everything By Robert Scheer, Robert Scheer writes a weekly column for The Times and is coauthor of "The Five Biggest Lies Bush Told Us About Iraq" (Seven Stories Press/Akashic Books, 2003).
Gates Fiddles as PCs Crash and Burn By Rivka Tadjer, Rivka Tadjer is a business journalist and novelist based in New York.
ENTERTAINMENT
After the Grammys, the real Prince rocks until 3 By Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
Weekend box office
OutKast tops new Voice poll By Richard Cromelin
Just another nonevent event By Patrick Goldstein
Valentine's Day celebrates love
Three of a kind make up a feature By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
The dawn of 'demi-couture' By Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
No jealousy on the menu
Artist's own FBI files turn the political into the personal By David Pagel, Special to The Times
Bartoli's triumphant L.A. return By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Jokes & Riddles
Ross sentenced to two days for DUI From Associated Press
At least one more year for 'NYPD Blue' From a Times staff writer
Poet in motion: Gluck Yale-bound From Associated Press
'Seabiscuit' is a surprise winner From staff and wire reports
Finally
Hilton, Richie will hit the road From Associated Press
Folk art museum director ousted By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
Amber Tamblyn celebrates poetic license By Carolyn Patricia Scott, Times Staff Writer
A carnival celebration of culture By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
'City of Wonders' By Michelle Markel, Special to The Times
A Venetian triumph at Disney Hall By James C. Taylor, Special to The Times
WORLD
U.S. Forces Arrest No. 48 on Iraq List From Associated Press
Mexicans Protest for Back Pay From Associated Press
7 Arrested in Drownings of Chinese Workers From Times Wire Reports
Defense Talks With U.S. Help Strengthen Ties From Times Wire Reports
Colombian Leader Rules Out Prisoner Exchange From Times Wire Reports
Prince Charles Visits Iranian Quake Site From Associated Press
New Chechen Leader Stirs Fear, Distrust By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Turkish Survivor
High Court Hears Groups' Petitions on Israeli Barrier By Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Haiti Is Urged to End Revolt By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Army Corps Clarifies Halliburton Contract From Associated Press
U.S. Says Iraq Letter Sought Al Qaeda Aid By Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writer
Scientist Claimed Nuclear Equipment Was Old, Official Says By Mubashir Zaidi, Special to The Times
With Rotation, Troops in Iraq to Get Grayer By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
N. Korea Documents Suggest Political Prisoners Are Gassed By Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
North Koreans Still Need Food Aid, U.N. Says By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Trial Begins in Russian Politician's Killing By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Officials Address Bird Flu Worries From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Job Growth in State Predicted By Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Circuit City to Shut Down 19 of Its Electronics Stores From Bloomberg News
Directors Offer Limits on Credits By James Bates, Times Staff Writer
Disney's Board Fires Back at Foes By Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Imports Rule List of Cleanest Cars By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
InterActiveCorp Profit Rises 5.3% on Strong Sales From Travel Sites From Bloomberg News
Deadline Looms to Claim $2.5 Billion in 2000 Tax Refunds From Associated Press
Juniper to Acquire NetScreen From Reuters
CEO Says He Offered to Quit to Effect Merger From Bloomberg News
Stocks Flat as Investors Await Fed From Associated Press and Bloomberg News
Stewart's Secretary Brought to Tears By Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Academy President Assails TV Delay Plan By Patrick Day
PalmSource Shifting Its Focus to Market for 'Smart' Phones From Associated Press
PeopleSoft Rejects Rival Oracle's Latest Takeover Bid of $9.4 Billion From Reuters
Savvy Prosecutors Lead California Fund Probe By Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Former Rite Aid Exec Seeks New Trial From Associated Press
British Airways Posts Sharp Rise in Profit From Associated Press
Hasbro Profit Rises 23% on Strong Sales From Associated Press
Cuban Business Groups Targeted by Treasury From Reuters
Interest Rates Mixed in Treasury Auction From Associated Press
Also
Wholesale Inventories Up 0.6% in December From Bloomberg News
PepsiCo Corrects Error; Profit, Outlook Improve From Dow Jones / Associated Press
California Fuel Prices Rise for Sixth Week From Staff and Wire Reports
Vodafone May Join AT&T Wireless Bidding From Associated Press
Fraud Suspect Put on 'Leash' Pending Trial By E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Supermarket Union, Grocers to Resume Contract Talks By James F. Peltz
Tenet Gets New COO to Help Cure Its Woes By Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Fundraiser Tonken Files for Chapter 7 Protection By Michael Cieply and James Bates, Times Staff Writers
Music's Malaise Spreads: Tower Records Hits Bottom By Geoff Boucher, Jeff Leeds and Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writers
Tyco's Ex-CFO Expected to Testify From Associated Press
Visa Wants J.P. Morgan's Business From Reuters
SEC Considers Action Against Franklin Resources Unit, 2 Execs From Reuters
SEC Commissioner Criticizes MFS Deal From Associated Press and Bloomberg News
Federated Investors' Profit Falls on Charge From Reuters
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Opposing Prop. 56
Point Mugu Air Show Will Return By Lynne Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Candidate Challenged on Letter By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Pushing Props. 57 and 58
Airport Downtime
Charity Con Man Gets 15 Years By Jean-paul Renaud, Times Staff Writer
Convicted Killer Gets Last-Minute Reprieve By Lance Pugmire, Henry Weinstein and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Young Campus Breaks Ground for Retail-Residential Project By Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Democrats to Endorse Props. 57 and 58 By Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Councilman Urges L.A. to Buy Pills in Canada By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Larry Elikann, 80; TV Director Noted for Dramatizations By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Escaped Inmate Spotted, Eludes Police By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
High Ways
Regional Furnishings Center Planned By William Wan, Times Staff Writer
Young Accusers Arrested, Led From School in Cuffs By H.G. Reza and Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writers
Judge Finds Apparent Collusion in Case By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Van Nuys Faith Healer Is Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison By Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Immigration Issue Splits GOP Senate Candidates By Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
James Jordan, 73; Coined Such Ad Slogans as 'Zest-fully Clean' From a Times Staff Writer
Juror Names to Be Kept Secret By Donna Horowitz, Special to The Times
Vote on Law School's Accreditation Is Tabled By Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writer
Club Unfair to Gays, Court Is Told By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Nunez Sworn In as Speaker
Lingerie Bowl Looks Tame in Hindsight; Maybe It Wasn't Such a Dumb Idea By Steve Harvey
Child Molester Found Guilty of Trying to Buy a Young Boy By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
Helmut Werner, 67; Former Chairman of Mercedes-Benz From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Marshall A. Levin, 83; Judge Presided Over Asbestos Trial From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Claude Ryan, 79; Former Leader of Quebec Liberal Party From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Norman Thelwell, 80; British Cartoonist for Satirical... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Union Knows All About Crime, but Nothing About Punishment By Patt Morrison
Cal Grants Program Faces $30-Million Cut By Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Panel Approves Rampart Inquiry By Andrew Blankstein and Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writers
Delgadillo Rival Files Lawsuit to Replace Him By Patrick Mcgreevy and Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writers
Ex-Detective Avoids Jail in Drug Case From Times Wire Reports
5 Arrested in Suspected Meth Lab Operation From Times Wire Reports
Boy, 12, Killed in Scooter Accident From Times Wire Reports
Grand Jury Issues Budget Report From Times Wire Reports
City Hires Consultant to Handle Media Relations From Times Wire Reports
Voters to Decide on Sales Tax Raise From Times Wire Reports
Veterans' Groups Discuss Cemetery From Times Wire Reports
Convicted Killer Loses Bid to Overturn Sentence From Times Wire Reports
City Clears Way for Motel Conversions From Times Wire Reports
UC and Livermore Lab Settle Federal Dispute From Times Wire Reports
Sea Lion Surfaces Far From Sea By Eric Malnic, Times Staff Writer
Riverside Might Ease City Hall Security By Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Herb Semmel, 73; Rights Lawyer Brought Key Case on Bias Against Disabled From a Times Staff Writer
Stolen Goods Go on Display in Aliso Viejo From a Times Staff Writer
Athlete Cleared in Death of Student By Kevin Pang and Christiana Sciaudone, Times Staff Writers
Simi Valley High Takes County 'AcaDeca' Title By Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Man Tells Court of Sex Abuse By Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Many Seniors Eager to Go Back to Driver's Ed Class By Stanley Allison, Times Staff Writer
Informant Returns to Old Haunts, Is Shot By Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Help for Rider
But hiking's such a pinko pastime
Just Back
But hiking's such a pinko pastime
A loner exposed
Caught do-gooding
Wiped out By Joe Robinson, Special to The Times
Buy a license, save a fish By Pete Thomas
A Grand comeback By Christopher Reynolds
No free ride this holiday By Gary Polakovic
Just Reward By Pete Thomas
Pacific giant salamander By David Lukas
Fish Report
Ready for anything By Julie Sheer, Times Staff Writer
When L.A. was the place to catch a wave By Emmett Berg
How the West was undone By Susan Dworski
Follow the masts with your mouse By Michael Koehn
Just stay out of the path of the lava By Jordan Rane
Crossing into bear country
Moving pictures
Outdoors online (and on Page 2)
Got it covered By Scott Doggett
A chill over Agassiz By Katie Showalter, Special to The Times
Are squid vicious? By Pete Thomas
Cold comfort in a busy ER By Charles Duhigg
When a stick to the eye seems merciful By Christopher Reynolds
NATIONAL
Army Plans 6- or 7-Year Postings to Cut Stress, Build Unit Cohesion From Associated Press
Bishop Says He Saw No Pedestrian From Associated Press
Bus Crash Injures 17, One Critically
Sniper's Lawyers Request New Trial From Times Wire Reports
High School Student Shoots Teacher in Leg From Times Wire Reports
Elderly Patients Still Prescribed Wrong Drugs From Times Wire Reports
Anthrax Removed From Mail Facility in Cleanup From Times Wire Reports
Democrats Assail Visits by Bush on Heels of Primaries By Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Bush Supports Shift of Jobs Overseas By Warren Vieth and Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writers
Dean Now Says He'll Press On By James Gerstenzang and James Rainey, Times Staff Writers
Kerry Once Took PAC Funds, Speaking Fees From Associated Press
Bush Camp to Pore Over Kerry Votes By Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writer
Kucinich Says Kerry, Bush Alike on Iraq From Associated Press
Bush Press Secretary Testifies in Leak Probe From Associated Press
U.S. Ends Its Hunt for More Cases of Mad Cow Disease From Associated Press
Soothing the Souls at Last By David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Fewer Minorities Apply at Michigan From Associated Press
3 Members of Terrorist Cell Sentenced By Lynn Marshall and Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writers
Site of Ricin Find Reopens
Team Can't Link Porpoise Deaths, Sonar From Associated Press
Trippi Says His Work for Dean Cost Him Money By Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Mars Rover Snaps Fine-Grained Materials By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Of Course They're Fighting, It's a Hockey Game
A Party With a Life of Its Own By J.A. Adande
Jackson's Action a Flashpoint for Barkley By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Seton Hall Gets the Upset From Associated Press
'Off the Charts' Trip Is a Longshot By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
The Weed Ahead By Chris Foster
Focus Is on Recovering Lost Ground By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Race Team Still Run by a Gibbs By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Soccer Title Royal's for the Taking By John Ortega; Eric Sondheimer; Dan Arritt, From Staff Reports
The Times' Rankings By John Ortega; Elia Powers; Rafer Weigel; Lauren Peterson
Students Make Run at Marathon By John Ortega, Times Staff Writer
Etiwanda Grows Success at Home By Eric Sondheimer
The Week Ahead By Mike Bresnahan
Brown Sidelined Again Because of His Ankle By Mike Bresnahan and Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writers
Stitches Out, but He's Not in Yet By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Little School That Could By Mike Hiserman, Times Staff Writer
Spurs Still Surging From Associated Press
Trail Blazers Trade Wallace to Hawks From Associated Press
Kings to Keep Murray Around By Mike Bresnahan and Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writers
Jockey Dies of Injuries From Fall From Staff and Wire Reports
Race Is On for Rest of the West By Helene Elliott
The Times' Rankings By Helene Elliott
Game Of The Week By Helene Elliott
Panthers Name Torchetti Coach From Associated Press
There's No Love Lost in Rivalry By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Perez Is Mexico's Creative Force By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Quotebook
A Fair-at-All-Costs Coach? That Would Be a Miracle By T.J. Simers
Senegal Loses Star From Staff and Wire Reports; Compiled by Jim Barrero
Rusedski Becomes Center of Attention By Lisa Dillman
The Times' Rankings By Lisa Dillman
Tyson's Cash Left Is $5,553 From Bloomberg News
They Should Feel Free to Hit a Few By Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Quinn Makes Quick Impact By Mike Terry
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