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What happened on March 14, 2004
NEWS
Brazil's Indians Trying to Keep Culture Alive By Michael Astor, Associated Press Writer
U.N. Changes Format of Cyprus Talks By Alex Efty, Associated Press Writer
Urban Guerrillas of France Declaring War on Ads By John Leicester, Associated Press Writer
Gypsies Take Step for Equal Footing in Europe By Danica Kirka, Associated Press Writer
Capitalism Wraps Long Arm Around Mao's Hometown By Ted Anthony, Associated Press Writer
Alaska's Hard-Core Homeless Won't Come In From the Cold By Rachel D'Oro, Associated Press Writer
Floating Center Offers Lifeline to Alaska Wildlife By Rachel D'Oro, Associated Press Writer
Elbow Room, Cheap Housing Lure Seniors By Genaro C. Armas, Associated Press Writer
Chemistry Is Foundation's Formula for Success By Bill Bergstrom, Associated Press Writer
Mexican-Born Workers More Likely to Die on Job By Justin Pritchard, Associated Press Writer
Racer Quits Iditarod as Eyes Freeze By Mary Pemberton, Associated Press Writer
Rural Towns Go Shopping for Community Stores By Becky Bohrer, Associated Press Writer
Meth-Makers Become Addicted to N.C. By Holly Hickman, Associated Press Writer
Mother Denies Murder Charges By Alexandria Sage, Associated Press Writer
Teens on Pins and Nails When It Comes to Body Art By Martha Irvine, Associated Press Writer
Nevada Project Stirs Up a Gold Mine of Trouble By Scott Sonner, Associated Press Writer
Get Thee Outta Town, They Cried; Did Satan Scram? By Todd Lewan, Associated Press Writer
Wild Sky Refuge Faces Long Odds By Matthew Daly, Associated Press Writer
'Spin' doctors in a bizarre operating room By Kate O'Hare, Special to The Times
BOOKS
Bestsellers
Chapter and verse on the need for regime change By Mark Hertsgaard, Mark Hertsgaard is the author of numerous books, including "On Bended Knee: The Press and the Reagan Presidency" and "The Eagle's Shadow: Why America Fascinates and Infuriates the World."
Arms and the inspector By Michael Ignatieff, Michael Ignatieff is the author of many books, including "Virtual War: Kosovo and Beyond," "Blood and Belonging" and the forthcoming "The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror." He teaches human rights at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
The myth of the falling sky By Tamar Jacoby, Tamar Jacoby is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and editor of "Reinventing the Melting Pot: The New Immigrants and What It Means to Be American."
A poet restored to rustic glory By Benjamin Lytal, Benjamin Lytal is a writer and critic whose work has appeared in various publications, including the New York Sun. His fiction will appear in forthcoming issues of McSweeney's and Fence.
Reinventing the novel in a family history By Thomas Mcgonigle, Thomas McGonigle is the author of "The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov" and "Going to Patchogue."
Bestsellers
In Memoriam John Coltrane By Michael Stillman
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
A life in front of the keyboard By Richard Schickel, Richard Schickel is a contributing writer to Book Review and reviews movies for Time magazine. He is producing a reconstruction of Sam Fuller's "The Big Red One" for Warner Bros.
ENTERTAINMENT
He's live in L.A. By Greg Braxton and Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writers
Rumsfeld goes on the record By Chris Pasles
Throwing good shows after bad By Don Shirley
'Hamlet' is making quite a scene By Don Shirley
Hip-hop till you drop By Todd Boyd, Special to The Times
The misdeeds of mother By Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
Addressing a costumer to the stars By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Stumping for voters By Mark Ehrman, Special to The Times
The way they were: in praise of Streisand By Ann Conway, Times Staff Writer
Verite's very hot days By Elaine Dutka, Times Staff Writer
I, the tasteful one By Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
James touches all his bases on a new album By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
From Emmys to Oscar By Barbara Isenberg, Special to The Times
Exquisitely equine
Careful work
Horsing around
A woman's place
Faulty History
More 'Passion'
New takes on a blues legend By Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
A painter's eye for steps By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Maximal exposure By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Nirvana in the Palisades By Deborah Netburn, Special to The Times
Their ideals are unshed By Beth Pinsker, Special to The Times
Duds fit to punk up a preschool By Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Turning the tables By Mark Olsen
C-SPAN marks 25 years of front-row democracy By David Shaw
Discovered score gets a new life By Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
Exposing more than 'Underpants' By Richard Stayton, Special to The Times
The screensaver as pulse taker By Michael T. Jarvis
One-woman bridge By Tom Tugend, Special to The Times
If it's good, then surely it must be due to Hollywood By Kenneth Turan
Mr. Good Deeds goes to town By Christine N. Ziemba
Every little thing you ever wanted to know about gum
'Mystery of the Hot Pink Skateboard' By Carol Farley, Special to The Times
OPINION
Doctoring the Speeding Law
Raise N. Korea's Priority
Workers' Comp Time Bomb
Put Teens in the Voting Booth?
Boot Takes On Critics of Bush's Move Into Iraq
When Physicians Speed, It Could Save Your Life
Where There's Smoke, There's Proposition C
Look at Each Student
Let Us Make Our Marks, and Let Them Count
Right Now, Americans Are Polls Apart
No Translation Needed: 'Door Is Closed' By Dennis Baron
Any Way You Slice It, Pi Never Runs Out By Marcus Du Sautoy
A GOP Flip-Flop on Political Ads By Richard L. Hasen
Better to Avoid Mistakes Than Make Amends By Vikram Amar, Vikram Amar is professor of law at the University of California, Hastings College of Law.
Nobody Likes a Brainiac By Jo Scott-coe, Jo Scott-Coe, who is currently on leave from teaching, is working as a poet-teacher with California Poets in the Schools, a state program that brings published poets into public K-12 classrooms.
The Risky Business of Cheap Living By J. William Gibson, J. William Gibson is a professor of sociology at Cal State Long Beach and author of "Warrior Dreams: Violence and Manhood in Post-Vietnam America."
An Outsider Steps In and Changes the Script By E.J. Graff, E.J. Graff is the author of "What Is Marriage For? The Strange Social History of Our Most Intimate Institution." She is a visiting scholar at the Brandeis Women's Studies Research Center.
A Chance for Hahn to Leave the Doghouse By Marc B. Haefele, Marc B. Haefele, news editor of the Los Angeles Alternative Press, is heard on KPCC (89.3 FM) on Fridays.
Family Matters By Douglas R. Kmiec, Douglas R. Kmiec, professor of constitutional law at Pepperdine University, is the author of "Cease-fire on the Family" and "Marriage and Family" in the recent book "Never a Matter of Indifference."
Can Separate Ever Be Equal? For Girls, Answer Isn't Simple By Karen Stabiner, Karen Stabiner is the author of "All Girls: Single-Sex Education and Why It Matters."
Arabs See Danger, not Hope, in Iraq By Shibley Telhami, Shibley Telhami is Anwar Sadat professor for peace and development at the University of Maryland and senior fellow at the Saban Center at the Brookings Institution. His most recent book is "The Stakes: America in the Middle East." He recently returned from the Middle East.
WORLD
U.S. Offensive Targets Taliban and Al Qaeda From Times Wire Services
2 Million Rally Against President From Times Wire Reports
India's Cricket Tour Fans Friendship Hopes From Times Wire Reports
Relatives Bury Loved Ones and Ask, 'Why, Why, Why?' By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Strengths, Limits of U.S. Foreign Policy Evident By Doyle Mcmanus and Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writers
Myers Warns Haitians to End Violence By John-thor Dahlburg, Times Staff Writer
Censure Spurs Iran to Ban U.N. Monitors By Douglas Frantz, Times Staff Writer
Coalition to Close Most of Iraq's Border With Iran By J. Michael Kennedy, Times Staff Writer
Leaders Take a Number in Land of Digital Dogma By Ching-ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
Putin's Popularity Veils Uncertainty for Russia By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Robot Conducts Himself Classically By Colin Joyce, Special to The Times
Thousands of South Koreans Protest Roh's Impeachment By Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Russian Hopefuls' Quixotic Quest Plants Seeds for 2008 By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Now Focus of Spain's Bombing Probe By Sebastian Rotella and Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
Capital Group Holds Fast to Fund Approach By Tom Petruno and Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writers
Management With Little Hierarchy By Tom Petruno
Investor Allegedly Tried to Strike 'Market-Timing' Deal From a Times Staff Writer
Latin America Turns Off the Investors It Needs By James Flanigan
Hybrids May Help Break Oil Dependency Habit
Too Rosy a View on Exporting U.S. Jobs
Industry Is Working to Ensure Shrimp Safety
Questionable Reasons for Gasoline Price Hikes
Filers May Find New Rates a Bit Taxing By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
TOP STORIES -- March 7-12 From Times Staff
Automakers Seek Numbers in Safety By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Artists Attempt to Capture a Cathedral By Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
Arrest Warrant Issued in Shooting of 2 Women From Times Staff Reports
Fatal Shooting at Bar Deemed Self-Defense From Times Staff Reports
Pleasure Craft Rescues 10 From Burning Boat From Times Staff Reports
Teach Kids to Cope With Bullies, Expert Says By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Shooting at Cypress Club Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Injured By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
County Teams Take 2nd, Tie for 3rd in Decathlon By Regine Labossiere, Times Staff Writer
A Wave of Desalination Proposals By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Surgeons Fear Effect of Scandal on Training By Alan Zarembo, Times Staff Writer
Duarte Man Arrested in 3 Slayings By Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Camp Enforcer Not a Torturer, Wife Says By Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
Fresno in Disbelief Over Mass Murder By Mark Arax, Times Staff Writer
'Wizards of Art' Cast a Creative Spell on Pupils By Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Beliefs Imperil Funding By Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Tears, Fanfare as Troops Depart By Rone Tempest and Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writers
Garden Owner Says He's Not a Bad Guy By Erin Ailworth, Times Staff Writer
William Moritz, 63; Professor, Expert on Experimental Film, Movie Maker By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Suspension of Rent Vouchers Frustrates Landlords By Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Trustees Ignore the Public's Trust By Dana Parsons
Karel Kachyna, 79; Czech's Movies Challenged the Communist Regime From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Dullah Omar, 69; Anti-Apartheid Activist, South African Official From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Natan Yonatan, 81; Israeli Poet's Works Joined Themes of Nature, War From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Elise Asher, 92; Poet, Painter Mixed Verse With Illustration From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Herbert Choy, 88; First Asian American to Serve as a Federal Judge From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Novel Tack by Cardinal By William Lobdell and Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writers
Service Scheduled for Noah Purifoy
Contest Ends in Fall of the Machines By Daren Briscoe, Times Staff Writer
Political Power Shifts in Santa Barbara County By William Overend, Times Staff Writer
Easy Glider
Program Gets a Gold Star for Helping Schools By Cynthia Daniels, Times Staff Writer
Opulent Building Brought the Arts to Downtown By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Campaign Limits May Face Repeal By Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
Train Kills Girl at Teen Hangout By Caitlin Liu and Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writers
Full-Body Salute
2 Sales Tax Hikes for the Price of 1 By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Military Deaths
NATIONAL
Civilian Gas Mask Approved From Associated Press
Crews Work to Contain Gas Leak at Oil Well From Times Wire Reports
John Williams' Will Orders Body Freezing From Times Wire Reports
Woman, 96, Charged With Selling Crack From Times Wire Reports
Bush Team Uses Cable in an Effort to Shore Up Support By Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writer
Church Roof Collapse Kills Two Firefighters From Associated Press
Chinese History Is on the Menu in NYC By Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
A Break in Hoffa Case? FBI Will See From Associated Press
Couple Sues Over 'Iceberg' That Crashed Into Their Bed From Associated Press
Kerry Calls for Rhetorical Cease-Fire By Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
The Town With the Answer Is Undecided By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Democratic Move to Revisit Medicare Bill Rejected By Vicki Kemper, Times Staff Writer
Sordid Pasts, Hefty Pockets at Fore of Illinois Senate Race By P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Leading Foe of Gay Marriage Shows Mettle By Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writer
Pilots Say U.S. Impedes Efforts to Tote Guns in Cockpits From Associated Press
St. Louis Roiled by School Turnaround Gambit By Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
Indicted Texas Sheriff Rejects Demands He Leave His Office From Associated Press
Rumsfeld Has 9/ll Debris From Associated Press
Tanker Crewmen to Face Grand Jury From Associated Press
Boston Police Call for Boycott of Convention
REAL ESTATE
Graceful '20s homes wrapped in foothills By Darrell Satzman, Special to The Times
'The Island' really rocked By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Far from Alabama, a sweet home By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Market prices are sending some packing
An offer they can't refuse By Wendy Jaffe, Special to The Times
Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
Knowing when you're ready to go from renter to owner By H. May Spitz, Special to The Times
Awards for building designs
Aesthetics and personal choice clash From Times wire reports
Lenders seek insurance measure From Times wire reports
Briefly From Times wire reports
SPORTS
My Coach Told Me, 'Don't Just See the Ball, Be the Ball'
Fullmer Aims High After Low of 2003 By Ben Bolch
Silent Sighs Speaks Volumes With Win By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Gauntt Leads Dallas, 77-52
Robinson, Expos Agree on New Deal From Wire Reports
UC Santa Barbara Beats Idaho for Title, 68-51 By Paul Mcleod, Times Staff Writer
Jacobson's Late Basket Lifts Utah Over UNLV From Associated Press
Wright Has His Way in Win By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Islanders Decide to Give Away the Playoffs By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
This Maryland Victory Is Special From Associated Press
Goal Now Is to Affect the Playoffs By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Two Spots Could Be Mix, Match Proposition By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
This Year, It Will Be a Masters Without Martha From Associated Press
For Selection Committee, It's Showtime From Associated Press
Hockey's Macho Nonsense Has Got to Stop ... or Else By Mark Herrmann, Newsday
Powell Doing It All for Stanford From Associated Press
March Will Come Before the Madness By Michael Wilbon, Washington Post
Holmqvist Is Latest to Be Lost for Season By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Friends Lake Makes Big Splash By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Hamilton Leads by Four Strokes From Associated Press
Hall Is Latest to Bail Out on Dodgers By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
If They Pull Together, They Won't Fall Apart By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
Price Surges to Victory, Will Play for State Title By Elia Powers, Times Staff Writer
Centennial Handles Santa Margarita By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Title to Simi Valley From Staff Reports
Dons Go to Work, Go Back for Title By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Shipp Scores 33 to Lead Fairfax By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
San Diego Defeats Long Beach Poly By Elia Powers; Martin Henderson, From Staff Reports
A Day of Firsts for Bishop Amat By Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Pruitts Learned Off-Court Lessons Too Late By Eric Sondheimer
It's Coast-to-Coast Action By Bob Mieszerski
Kings' Loss to Sharks Is an Unofficial Low By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Jackson's Decision on Hold By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Bryant Is One for All Four By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Matadors Finally Run Out of Magic By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Fools Affair Looks to Recapture Form By Bob Mieszerski
Ncaa Men
Squatter's Rights? By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Dallas' Road Worries End Against Phoenix From Associated Press
Old-School Thinking on Way Out By Mark Heisler
The Times Rankings
Jackson Leads Rocket Win From Associated Press
Will Little Guy Get Pushed Around? By Elliott Teaford, Times Staff Writer
Grass Is Greener for Karros in Oakland By Ross Newhan
Maier Is King of the Hill From Staff and Wire Reports
Blues Are Making a Move From Associated Press
Cardinal Virtues By Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Matadors Hanging Close at End By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
'Nerds Who Can Play' Worthy of Final Four By Bill Plaschke
By Any Name, Morgan Leads By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Lukas Stretches Slump, Baffert Looks to Trump By T.J. Simers
International Flair Appears to Be Missing By Grahame L. Jones
Dean May Be Out, but Vermont's In From Times staff and wire reports
Age Is Irrelevant This Day By Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
Clijsters Pulls Out; It's All in the Wrist By Lisa Dillman
Karatancheva Has Her Say After Victory By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Oklahoma Routs No. 2 Texas From Associated Press
SELECTION- DAY PRIMER / NCAA Women
MAGAZINE
Anti-Terrorism But Pro-Human Rights By Mark Ehrman
The Still-Fighting Irishman By Jean O. Pasco, Times staff writer Jean O. Pasco has covered Orange County politics since 1984.
Batter Up By Adam Tschorn
Electric Company By Heather John
Auto Ban By Barbara Thornburg
When the Right Dosage Is the Best Medicine
Big City, Huge Problem By Dick J. Reavis, Dick J. Reavis is a freelance writer based in San Antonio.
The Bionic Frontier By Simon Levay, Simon LeVay was until 1992 a neuroscientist at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, and is best known for his research into the biological basis of sexual orientation. He is the co-author, with Curt Freed, of "Healing the Brain" and lives in West Hollywood.
The Tile That Binds By Leslee Komaiko
In Plain View By Ann Herold
Terminal Velocity By Michael T. Jarvis
To Die in Los Angeles By Benjamin Bycel, Benjamin Bycel was founding director of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission.
TRAVEL
To bus, car and plane, please add 'train' By Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
By riverboat, to age-old Asia By Barry Zwick, Times Staff Writer
Deal of the week
To enjoy Burbank, open wide and say, 'Ah-ha' By Chris Rubin, Special to The Times
For safety's sake or just peace of mind By Judi Dash, Special to The Times
Inside that fancy hotel, there may be an even fancier one By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
In a Web search, some hotels pop to the top -- here's why By James Gilden, Special to The Times
Leave it or take it, rent it or buy it? By Mary Mcnamara, Times Staff Writer
Black tie optional? Not for them
Fur still flying about pets in hotel
Travel Log Compiled by Jane Engle; Associated Press
Rains spur a wildflower rebound By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Hands-on Amazon adventure By Dean R. Owen, Special to The Times
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