What happened on March 14, 2004
News
Brazil's Indians Trying to Keep Culture Alive
By Michael AstorMexican-Born Workers More Likely to Die on Job
By Justin PritchardU.N. Changes Format of Cyprus Talks
By Alex EftyNevada Project Stirs Up a Gold Mine of Trouble
By Scott SonnerChemistry Is Foundation's Formula for Success
By Bill BergstromRacer Quits Iditarod as Eyes Freeze
By Mary PembertonCapitalism Wraps Long Arm Around Mao's Hometown
By Ted AnthonyElbow Room, Cheap Housing Lure Seniors
By Genaro C. ArmasWild Sky Refuge Faces Long Odds
By Matthew Daly'Spin' doctors in a bizarre operating room
By Kate O'HareMother Denies Murder Charges
By Alexandria SageGet Thee Outta Town, They Cried; Did Satan Scram?
By Todd LewanUrban Guerrillas of France Declaring War on Ads
By John LeicesterRural Towns Go Shopping for Community Stores
By Becky BohrerAlaska's Hard-Core Homeless Won't Come In From the Cold
By Rachel D'OroFloating Center Offers Lifeline to Alaska Wildlife
By Rachel D'OroGypsies Take Step for Equal Footing in Europe
By Danica KirkaTeens on Pins and Nails When It Comes to Body Art
By Martha IrvineMeth-Makers Become Addicted to N.C.
By Holly Hickman
Entertainment
The misdeeds of mother
By Carina ChocanoHe's live in L.A.
By Maria Elena Fernandez and Greg BraxtonExposing more than 'Underpants'
By Richard StaytonThe screensaver as pulse taker
By Michael T. JarvisNirvana in the Palisades
By Deborah NetburnEvery little thing you ever wanted to know about gum
'Mystery of the Hot Pink Skateboard'
By Carol FarleyThrowing good shows after bad
By Don ShirleyMr. Good Deeds goes to town
By Christine N. ZiembaI, the tasteful one
By Diane HaithmanC-SPAN marks 25 years of front-row democracy
By DAVID SHAWDuds fit to punk up a preschool
By Steve HochmanA painter's eye for steps
By Victoria LooseleafJames touches all his bases on a new album
By Don HeckmanNew takes on a blues legend
By Randy LewisTheir ideals are unshed
By Beth PinskerThe way they were: in praise of Streisand
By Ann ConwayFrom Emmys to Oscar
By Barbara IsenbergAddressing a costumer to the stars
By Susan KingStumping for voters
By Mark EhrmanDiscovered score gets a new life
By Don ShirleyRumsfeld goes on the record
By Chris PaslesVerite's very hot days
By Elaine DutkaOne-woman bridge
By Tom Tugend'Hamlet' is making quite a scene
By Don ShirleyMaximal exposure
By Suzanne MuchnicHip-hop till you drop
By Todd BoydTurning the tables
By Mark OlsenIf it's good, then surely it must be due to Hollywood
By KENNETH TURAN
Magazine
The Bionic Frontier
By Simon LeVayElectric Company
By Heather JohnBatter Up
By ADAM TSCHORNThe Tile That Binds
By LESLEE KOMAIKOThe Still-Fighting Irishman
By Jean O. PascoTerminal Velocity
By MICHAEL T. JARVISAuto Ban
By Barbara ThornburgAnti-Terrorism But Pro-Human Rights
By MARK EHRMANBig City, Huge Problem
By Dick J. ReavisTo Die in Los Angeles
By Benjamin BycelIn Plain View
By ANN HEROLD
Books
In Memoriam John Coltrane
By Michael StillmanBESTSELLERS
A life in front of the keyboard
By Richard SchickelDiscoveries
By Susan Salter ReynoldsBESTSELLERS
A poet restored to rustic glory
By Benjamin LytalChapter and verse on the need for regime change
By Mark HertsgaardThe myth of the falling sky
By Tamar JacobyReinventing the novel in a family history
By Thomas McGonigleArms and the inspector
By Michael Ignatieff
California | Local
A Novel Tack by Cardinal
By Jean Guccione and William LobdellWilliam Moritz, 63; Professor, Expert on Experimental Film, Movie Maker
By Elaine WooMilitary Deaths
Natan Yonatan, 81; Israeli Poet's Works Joined Themes of Nature, War
Garden Owner Says He's Not a Bad Guy
By Erin AilworthArrest Warrant Issued in Shooting of 2 Women
Duarte Man Arrested in 3 Slayings
By Hector BecerraTears, Fanfare as Troops Depart
By Rone Tempest and Seema MehtaCamp Enforcer Not a Torturer, Wife Says
By Mai TranTrustees Ignore the Public's Trust
By Dana ParsonsOpulent Building Brought the Arts to Downtown
By Cecilia Rasmussen'Wizards of Art' Cast a Creative Spell on Pupils
By Sara LinDullah Omar, 69; Anti-Apartheid Activist, South African Official
Elise Asher, 92; Poet, Painter Mixed Verse With Illustration
Pleasure Craft Rescues 10 From Burning Boat
Fatal Shooting at Bar Deemed Self-Defense
Political Power Shifts in Santa Barbara County
By William OverendContest Ends in Fall of the Machines
By Daren BriscoeKarel Kachyna, 79; Czech's Movies Challenged the Communist Regime
2 Sales Tax Hikes for the Price of 1
By Daryl KelleyArtists Attempt to Capture a Cathedral
By Erika HayasakiFresno in Disbelief Over Mass Murder
By Mark AraxCampaign Limits May Face Repeal
By Jean O. PascoService Scheduled for Noah Purifoy
A Wave of Desalination Proposals
By Bettina BoxallTrain Kills Girl Near a Teen Hangout
By Amanda Covarrubias and Caitlin LiuShooting at Cypress Club Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Injured
By Claire LunaCounty Teams Take 2nd, Tie for 3rd in Decathlon
By Regine LabossiereProgram Gets a Gold Star for Helping Schools
By Cynthia DanielsTeach Kids to Cope With Bullies, Expert Says
By Claire LunaSurgeons Fear Effect of Scandal on Training
By Alan ZaremboHerbert Choy, 88; First Asian American to Serve as a Federal Judge
Suspension of Rent Vouchers Frustrates Landlords
By Jocelyn Y. StewartBeliefs Imperil Funding
By Joel Rubin
Opinion
Can Separate Ever Be Equal? For Girls, Answer Isn't Simple
By Karen StabinerThe Risky Business of Cheap Living
By J. William GibsonA Chance for Hahn to Leave the Doghouse
By Marc B. HaefeleDoctoring the Speeding Law
Workers' Comp Time Bomb
Better to Avoid Mistakes Than Make Amends
By Vikram AmarA GOP Flip-Flop on Political Ads
By Richard L. HasenAn Outsider Steps In and Changes the Script
By E.J. GraffRaise N. Korea's Priority
Any Way You Slice It, Pi Never Runs Out
By Marcus du SautoyArabs See Danger, not Hope, in Iraq
By Shibley TelhamiFamily Matters
By Douglas R. KmiecNobody Likes a Brainiac
By Jo Scott-CoeNo Translation Needed: 'Door Is Closed'
By Dennis BaronWrongheaded Assault on a 'Brown Peril'
By Carlos Fuentes
National
Indicted Texas Sheriff Rejects Demands He Leave His Office
Pilots Say U.S. Impedes Efforts to Tote Guns in Cockpits
Tanker Crewmen to Face Grand Jury
Woman, 96, Charged With Selling Crack
Bush Team Uses Cable in an Effort to Shore Up Support
By Nick AndersonKerry Calls for Rhetorical Cease-Fire
By Matea GoldLeading Foe of Gay Marriage Shows Mettle
By Mary CurtiusThe Town With the Answer Is Undecided
By John M. GlionnaCrews Work to Contain Gas Leak at Oil Well
A Break in Hoffa Case? FBI Will See
Boston Police Call for Boycott of Convention
Couple Sues Over 'Iceberg' That Crashed Into Their Bed
Democratic Move to Revisit Medicare Bill Rejected
By Vicki KemperChurch Roof Collapse Kills Two Firefighters
St. Louis Roiled by School Turnaround Gambit
By Stephanie SimonRumsfeld Has 9/ll Debris
John Williams' Will Orders Body Freezing
Chinese History Is on the Menu in NYC
By Geraldine BaumSordid Pasts, Hefty Pockets at Fore of Illinois Senate Race
By P.J. HuffstutterCivilian Gas Mask Approved
Real Estate
An offer they can't refuse
By Wendy JaffeGraceful '20s homes wrapped in foothills
By Darrell SatzmanBriefly
Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
Awards for building designs
Aesthetics and personal choice clash
'The Island' really rocked
By Ruth RyonLenders seek insurance measure
Knowing when you're ready to go from renter to owner
By H. May SpitzFar from Alabama, a sweet home
By Ruth Ryon
Sports
Squatter's Rights?
By Mike DiGiovannaTwo Spots Could Be Mix, Match Proposition
By Bill ShaikinSan Diego Defeats Long Beach Poly
By Elia Powers and Martin HendersonMarch Will Come Before the Madness
By Michael WilbonHockey's Macho Nonsense Has Got to Stop
By Mark HerrmannGoal Now Is to Affect the Playoffs
By Lonnie WhiteWright Has His Way in Win
By Steve SpringerMaier Is King of the Hill
Bryant Is One for All Four
By Tim BrownThis Year, It Will Be a Masters Without Martha
Hall Is Latest to Bail Out on Dodgers
By Jason ReidCardinal Virtues
By Paul GutierrezInternational Flair Appears to Be Missing
By GRAHAME L. JONESLukas Stretches Slump, Baffert Looks to Trump
By T.J. SimersIf They Pull Together, They Won't Fall Apart
By Mark HeislerMatadors Finally Run Out of Magic
By Eric StephensUC Santa Barbara Beats Idaho for Title, 68-51
By Paul McLeodBaseball Title to Simi Valley
Kings' Loss to Sharks Is an Unofficial Low
By Mike BresnahanCentennial Handles Santa Margarita
By Dan ArrittHamilton Leads by Four Strokes
Age Is Irrelevant This Day
By Bill DwyreFor Selection Committee, It's Showtime
Oklahoma Routs No. 2 Texas
Silent Sighs Speaks Volumes With Win
By Bob MieszerskiFools Affair Looks to Recapture Form
By BOB MIESZERSKIGauntt Leads Dallas, 77-52
Jacobson's Late Basket Lifts Utah Over UNLV
Old-School Thinking on Way Out
By Mark HeislerDean May Be Out, but Vermont's In
Islanders Decide to Give Away the Playoffs
By Larry StewartPowell Doing It All for Stanford
SELECTION- DAY PRIMER / NCAA Women
Price Surges to Victory, Will Play for State Title
By Elia PowersRobinson, Expos Agree on New Deal
Pruitts Learned Off-Court Lessons Too Late
By Eric SondheimerBlues Are Making a Move
Holmqvist Is Latest to Be Lost for Season
By Chris FosterThis Maryland Victory Is Special
It's Coast-to-Coast Action
By BOB MIESZERSKIDallas' Road Worries End Against Phoenix
NCAA MEN
Shipp Scores 33 to Lead Fairfax
By Dan ArrittTHE TIMES RANKINGS
Clijsters Pulls Out; It's All in the Wrist
By Lisa DillmanJackson Leads Rocket Win
By Any Name, Morgan Leads
By Peter YoonMatadors Hanging Close at End
By Eric StephensJackson's Decision on Hold
By Tim BrownFriends Lake Makes Big Splash
By Bill ChristineDons Go to Work, Go Back for Title
By Dan Arritt'Nerds Who Can Play' Worthy of Final Four
By Bill PlaschkeFullmer Aims High After Low of 2003
By Ben BolchGrass Is Greener for Karros in Oakland
By Ross NewhanWill Little Guy Get Pushed Around?
By Elliott TeafordKaratancheva Has Her Say After Victory
By Lisa DillmanA Day of Firsts for Bishop Amat
By Martin Henderson
World
Thousands of South Koreans Protest Roh's Impeachment
By Barbara DemickIndia's Cricket Tour Fans Friendship Hopes
Coalition to Close Most of Iraq's Border With Iran
By J. Michael KennedyMyers Warns Haitians to End Violence
By John-Thor DahlburgPutin's Popularity Veils Uncertainty for Russia
By Kim MurphyLeaders Take a Number in Land of Digital Dogma
By Ching-Ching NiRussian Hopefuls' Quixotic Quest Plants Seeds for 2008
By David Holley2 Million Rally Against President
Relatives Bury Loved Ones and Ask, 'Why, Why, Why?'
By Tracy WilkinsonCensure Spurs Iran to Ban U.N. Monitors
By Douglas FrantzRobot Conducts Himself Classically
By Colin JoyceU.S. Offensive Targets Taliban and Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda Now Focus of Spain's Bombing Probe
By Tracy Wilkinson and Sebastian RotellaStrengths, Limits of U.S. Foreign Policy Evident
By Doyle McManus and Sonni Efron
Travel
TOURS & CRUISES
By Rosemary McClureFor safety's sake or just peace of mind
By Judi DashTo enjoy Burbank, open wide and say, 'Ah-ha'
By Chris RubinInside that fancy hotel, there may be an even fancier one
By Jane EngleBy riverboat, to age-old Asia
By Barry ZwickHands-on Amazon adventure
By Dean R. OwenTo bus, car and plane, please add 'train'
By Arthur FrommerDeal of the week
Vegas, untamed
By Steve FriessIn a Web search, some hotels pop to the top -- here's why
By James GildenTRAVEL LOG
Rains spur a wildflower rebound
By Jane EngleReaders recommend
Leave it or take it, rent it or buy it?
By Mary McNamaraHer World
Business
Beware a One-Solution-Fits-All Approach, Even From a Friend
By Liz Pulliam WestonLatin America Turns Off the Investors It Needs
By James FlaniganFilers May Find New Rates a Bit Taxing
By Kathy M. KristofTOP STORIES -- March 7-12
Automakers Seek Numbers in Safety
By John O'DellInvestor Allegedly Tried to Strike 'Market-Timing' Deal
Capital Group Holds Fast to Fund Approach
By Tom Petruno and Josh FriedmanManagement With Little Hierarchy
By Tom Petruno
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