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What happened on March 22, 2004
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Robert Snyder, 88; Documentarian From a Times Staff Writer
B. Lowry, 80; Architecture, Art Historian From the Washington Post
Milton Resnick, 87; Abstract Expressionist From Times Staff and Wire Reports
State Seeks to Reopen Done Deals Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Low Turnout Likely to Be Factor in Senate Contest Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
2 Officers Injured as Pickup Hits Patrol Car From Times Staff Reports
Police Dog Rousts Man After 16-Hour Standoff From Times Staff Reports
'Ag Day' Evokes Fond Memories of Austrian Farm Patt Morrison, Times Staff Writer
Mapmakers Grid and Bear Southland's Nuances Mike Anton, Times Staff Writer
State Government Has Cash Shortage, Surplus of Holidays GEORGE SKELTON, Sacramento
Turnpikes' Future Fuels Speculation Jean O. Pasco and Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writers
Counties Perk Up Judges' Paychecks Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
UCI Extending Peace Honor to 2 Kevin Pang, Times Staff Writer
Man, 25, Fatally Shot by Intruders at Party From Times Staff Reports
Judges Dim the Media Spotlight Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writer
Wisdom-Sharing Falls to Fiscal Ax Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Two Vie for College Board Seat Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Web of Crime Proves Tough to Untangle Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Putting New Ideas on Parade Donna Horowitz, Special to The Times
Boxing Gym Is Fighting for Survival Regine Labossiere, Times Staff Writer
Libel Suit May Put Gov. on the Spot Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
USC Gets a Boost Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Death Stirs Debate Over Use of Force Sally Ann connell, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Case Hints at Split Between Longtimers, Latinos Ellen Barry and Rennie Sloan, Times Staff Writers
International Students Refuse to Pay New Fee From Times Wire Reports
A Moving Target: Where World Opinion, National Security Intersect Ronald Brownstein
Kerry Gets Some Help From GOP Senator From a Times Staff Writer
Kerry Reports Money Going Fast From Associated Press
4 Killed in Medical Helicopter Crash From Times Wire Reports
Their Rites Are Secured David Lamb, Times Staff Writer
FBI Shadowed Kerry During Activist Era John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Aide: Bush Sought Iraq-9/11 Link Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer
A Town Divided on Plan for Lincoln Theme Park Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Baze Rides Two Stakes Winners at Santa Anita Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Ducks Enjoy a Weird Thrill Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Illini Win Big With Style Points Marlen Garcia, Chicago Tribune
Lo Duca Tries to Hit Mark on Sore Subject Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Irish Get Through in Overtime From Associated Press
And What if Neuheisel Gets In on the Action? Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Loyola Still Finds Rewards Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Johnson Too Quick for Labonte From Staff and Wire Reports
Now You Know
Oilers Win and Move Past Kings From Associated Press
Guillen Might Take the Fifth Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Chaos Muddies Kentucky Derby Chase Paul Moran, Newsday
No One Answers Clipper SOS Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Valencia Closing On Real Madrid From Wire Reports
Avengers Rout the Desperados Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
A Remake Appears to Be Best Hope for These Lakers J.A. Adande
Pitt Outlasts Wisconsin in Tense Battle Skip Myslenski, Chicago Tribune
Lakers Cut No Slack in Win Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Change Hasn't Been Very Good Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Pierre Injures Finger From Associated Press
Detroit's Defense Simply Too Good From Associated Press
Kansas Sinks Pacific John Jeansonne, Newsday
Cochran's First Slalom Win Continues Family Success From Staff and Wire Reports
Bad Top Seed Is Plowed Under Mike Penner
What in the Blue Blazes? Avani Patel, Chicago Tribune
Freije Rescues Vanderbilt Josh Robbins, Orlando Sentinel
Sweet or Not, Here Are 16 Points to Ponder Chris Dufresne
These X-Men Are Also Super Jeff Darlington, Orlando Sentinel
Bryant Weighs Options Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Late Charge Is Beneficial for Campbell From Associated Press
Winning Is No Mind Field for Purtzer Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
It's No. 1 Heat at Indian Wells Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
True Grit Is Shown by Oklahoma St. John Jeansonne, Newsday
Pasarell's Desert Vision Is Finally in Focus Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
One Last Claim to Fame Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Minnesota Holds Off UCLA From Times Wire Services
It's No. 1 Heat at Indian Wells Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
Fedorov Maintains Sunny Disposition Chris Foster
It's Divac to Rescue for Kings From Associated Press
Nicklaus Says He'll Probably Play Masters Peter Yoon
Scant Tech Support in Victory Dan McGrath, Chicago Tribune
OPINION
Positive Spin on Budget Cuts
Turn On the House Lights
Democracy Triumphed
Weapons in Schools Create a Climate of Fear
The War in Iraq: One Year Later
There's Ample Reason to Doubt Scalia's Objectivity
Thinking Mini, Going Maxi
Assistant Sheriff's Questionable Acts
Shallow Electorate's Deep Flaws Marge Piercy, Marge Piercy's latest novel is "The Third Child: a Novel" (HarperCollins, 2003).
Medicines -- Who Pays and Just How Much?
Norah Jones? Like, Just Where Did Tom Jones Go? Thomas J. Cottle, Thomas J. Cottle is a professor of education at Boston University. His books include "When the Music Stopped: Discovering My Mother" (State University of New York Press, 2004).
Fess Parker's Deal
Pentagon's Endless Friendly Fire Probe David J. Morris, David J. Morris, a former Marine, is author of "Storm on the Horizon: Khafji -- the Battle That Changed the Course of the Gulf War" (Simon & Schuster, 2004).
Some Good Jobs Don't Require College Degrees
WORLD
Indecency Feud Could Bring V Back to TVs Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Taiwan's President Displays Scars in Attempt to Heal Grievances Tyler Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Far Right, Left Seem to Gain in Regional Voting From Times Wire Reports
Ruling Coalition Defeats Hard-Line Islamists From Times Wire Reports
Rocket Kills an Iraqi in Baghdad Neighborhood John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Court Opens on Former Apartheid Prison Site From Times Wire Reports
Pakistan Calls a Cease-Fire, Seeks Negotiations Zulfiqar Ali, Special to The Times
French Soldier Is Killed in Accident From Times Wire Reports
Army Says Hundreds of Rebels Killed From Times Wire Reports
Afghan Aviation Minister Is Killed Hamida Ghafour and Greg Miller, Special to The Times
Yassin Instilled Passion for Glory of 'Martyrdom' Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Businessman Wins Salvadoran Presidency Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Founder of Hamas Dies in Israeli Strike Ken Ellingwood and Fayed abu Shammalah, Special to The Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Chamber format shows strength and weakness James Taylor, Special to The Times
'Brother,' here they go again Randy Lewis
Big mix and a melee Chris Riemenschneider, Special to The Times
Power, authenticity drive 'Leningrad' Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Politics a la Stern Bob Baker, Times Staff Writer
'Dawn's' lively arrival R. Kinsey Lowe, Times Staff Writer
With Shen Wei, it's 'Let's get visual' Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
A voice of reason muted by the times AL MARTINEZ
Art-rock gets a royal reception Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Parents should talk to kids, not to the FCC Lee Cohen
Revisiting a fateful time in 1940 France Susan King
Needle Park? It's been pushed into the shadows GERALDINE BAUM
A program less than the sum of its parts Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
A test of one man's mettle Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
A clear-eyed look back at Hollywood's golden era Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
First woman wins Pritzker Nicolai Ouroussoff, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Shell Won't Speculate on Reserve Cuts From Bloomberg News
This Week's Datebook
Study Details Port Pollution Threat Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Web Connection Ready for Takeoff Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
EU Plans to Announce Its Fine on Microsoft From Times Staff and Wire Reports
U.S. Stocks Expected to Have Volatile Week From Reuters
McDonald's, Sony Said to Be in Music Pact Jeff Leeds, Times Staff Writer
EU Businesses Still Plagued by Red Tape, Companies Say From Bloomberg News
Dogged by Allegations of Weighty Misdeeds Michael Hiltzik
Internet 'Phishing' Scams on the Rise Laura Sullivan, Baltimore Sun
Jobless Coffer Shrinks as Payouts Grow Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
RV Sales Ride New Wave of Wanderlust Mark Jewell, Associated Press
San Diego County Leads State in New Hotel Rooms Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
In pain-relief test, the patch fares as well as the pump Jane E. Allen
You'll feel it in your middle Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Belly dance to shape and tone Jeannine Stein
Cold-weather babies may be prone to later ills Jane E. Allen
The beast that haunted her Elissa Ely, Special to The Times
Toward a needle-free insulin Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
It's off-the-couch time Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Andro ban is a 'first step' Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
As insurance scams rise sharply, patients are left holding the bill Daniel Costello, Special to The Times
A change of diet Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
New drugs may rival tamoxifen Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
Pine-bark extract has many uses Elena Conis
Stirring up dust and a health risk Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
Ear infection guidelines: Be patient Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
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