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What happened on November 09, 2004
SPORTS
New TV Deal Gives NFL the Night Shift Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Injury Sidelines Strahan for Season From Associated Press
The Times' Rankings
Kaman Delayed Further Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy Has Put Itself in Tough Spot GRAHAME L. JONES
Irons on Board for World Title Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Utah State Fires Dennehy as Coach From Associated Press
Hockey Trio Reaches Top From Times Wire Reports
It's Early but a Backup Gains Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Colts Hang a Left, Win Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Jazz Is Grooving With a 4-0 Record From Associated Press
Missing Tackles Is Still a Problem Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
At His Doorstep Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Kansas, Tennessee Sit Atop the Polls From Associated Press
Bay, Crosby Are Top Rookies From Associated Press
Angels, Tempe Reach Deal Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Wright Gets First Chance to Start Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Season of Turning Points Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Reports: Wannstedt Is Expected to Quit From Associated Press
Utah Falls a Spot to No. 7 in BCS Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Livingston, He Presumes, Is Clipper Star in Making T.J. Simers
Quotebook
Ex-Blue Danton Receives 71/2 Years From Associated Press
A Motor Mouth Gets Put in His Place Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Rohr Keeps a Busy Schedule Eric Sondheimer
Peninsula Golf Wins Southern Section Peter Yoon, From Times Staff Reports
Promoter, Boxer Guilty of Bribery Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Phelps Faces DUI Charges Lisa Dillman, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Clippers Can't Quite Pull It Off Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Will Fight Angels' Name Change Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Citrus Belt League Is Showing Its Strength Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Jockeys' Protest Plan Sparks a Turf War Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
U.S.-Iraqi Force Pushes Into Rebel-Held Fallouja Patrick J. McDonnell, Alissa J. Rubin and John Hendren, Times Staff Writers
U.N. Investigating Genocide Allegations From Times Wire Reports
1994 Jewish Center Attack Under Review Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
Alleged Assassin Reported Slain From Times Wire Reports
Backers of Ivory Coast Leader Rally Against Rumor of Coup Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
Iran Nuclear Deal Inches Forward From Associated Press
Rumsfeld Looks to Military Success to 'Tip' Iraqi Opinion Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writer
No Resting in Peace for Arafat Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Chavez Opponents to Be Charged in Coup From Times Wire Reports
2 Coalition Soldiers, 6 Iraqis Killed in Attacks Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
New Defense Minister Is Told to Rein in Generals From Times Wire Reports
Man Who Shot Pope Gets a Legal Break From Times Wire Reports
Nicaragua Leftists Gain in Elections From Reuters
Arafat's Wife Now His Gatekeeper Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Lying in Wait for the Battle Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Sao Paulo Seeks Road Map to Life Without Traffic Jams Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
At this show, beauty is just skin deep Gina Piccalo, Times Staff Writer
The bit players exhale James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
'Three Grandmothers' Lili Barsha and Carol Schwalberg, Special to The Times
'Rings' trilogy in single volume From Associated Press
Weekend box office
Panel seeks greater funding for arts Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
CBS opposes Super Bowl fine From Bloomberg News
A week on a high-octane diet of pure Fox News PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
African rhythms, textures that reach out to the West Don Heckman, Special To The Times
'85 concert can finally be seen From Associated Press
Ways of the heart get their 'I do' Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Finally
Busy five times over Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
A Dutch family that reminds us of the Pilgrims
Jokes & Riddles
Golden Globes limit 'Passion' Robert W. Welkos
Mogul's Trump card Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Espionage spun within blurred moral lines amid war on terrorism Michael Harris, Special to The Times
Lang Lang breaks the schmaltz barrier Adam Baer, Special to The Times
Pairing helps lift Parties festival above the routine Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Artists plant new ideas about nature at Pasadena sites Hugh Hart, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Probe Continues in Crash That Killed 3 Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
Stephen A. Koffler, 62; Investment Banker Handled Major Deals From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Priest Is Back After Abuse Inquiry William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Address Used in Alleged Welfare Fraud From Times Staff Reports
Robert Koch Woolf, 81; Interior Decorator for Hollywood Celebrities From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cara Dunne-Yates, 34; Blind Cyclist, Paralympic Skier Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Atomic Policy Group Prods NRC on Safety Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Peterson Jury Shows Signs of an Impasse Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Suit Aimed at Blocking San Diego Candidate Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Fox Theater Rescue Effort Gains a Day From a Times Staff Writer
School District Loses Students, State Funds From Times Wire Reports
Man Is Shot by Police During Arrest From Times Staff Reports
Nearly $250 Million OKd for Road Work Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
State Seeking to Stop 2 Tribes From Installing Machines Similar to Slots Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Fire Damages Theater Sought as School Site From Times Wire Reports
Woman Is Killed as Police Wait Outside Eric Slater, Times Staff Writer
Building Moratorium Likely to Be Extended From Times Wire Reports
Could Be Long Wait for Flu Shot Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Clerk Slain, Store Owner Shot From a Times Staff Writer
Virginia Muise, 111; Avid Fan of Boston Red Sox, Believed World's 31st Oldest Person Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Flu Clinics
Campaign Reflects New Influence of Local Panels Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
Prop. 61 Fuels Plans Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Hahn and Hertzberg File Papers for Mayoral Contest Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
3 Firefighter Recruits Quit, 4 Suspended Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Supervisors OK Plans for Rancho Mission Viejo Daniel Yi, Times Staff Writer
Charges Brought in Sea Lion Shootings Zeke Minaya, Times Staff Writer
New Pastor Named at First AME Teresa Watanabe, Times Staff Writer
Hospital Bond Fuels Projects Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Couple Sues IRS Over Tuition Rule From Associated Press
A Race to Stop the Bleeding Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
E.T. in a Tutu? No, Thank You, the Judges Decide Steve Harvey, Steve Harvey can be reached at (800)LATimes, Ext. 77083, by fax at (213)237-4712, by mail at Metro, L.A. Times, 202 W. 1st St., L.A. 90012, and by e-mail at steve.harvey@latimes.com.
Getting a Hobby, and History, on Track Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
John H. Waller, 81; Ex-CIA Officer Wrote About Espionage, War From Times Staff and Wire Reports
State Lends a Strong Hand to Crime-Fighting With DNA Eric Slater, Times Staff Writer
Free 'Trolley' a Public Transit Hors d'Oeuvre Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
High Court Passes on Chiropractor Suit From Associated Press
Microsoft to Settle Two Cases Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
State Gasoline Prices Continue to Edge Lower on Ample Crude Supply James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Callaway's Operating Chief Resigns Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
Mitsubishi Loss Widens in 1st Half From Associated Press
Midway Games' Loss Narrows in 3rd Quarter From Bloomberg News
Stocks Mixed on Profit Taking From Times Wire Services
Manufacturers Lift Prices From Bloomberg News
News Corp. No Likely Target Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Merck Says It Is Target of Probes From Bloomberg News
Coalition Asks Justices to Take Piracy Case From Associated Press
Wynn Resorts Plans Expansion in Vegas From Bloomberg News
EU Seeks Ruling on U.S., Canada Sanctions From Reuters
Six Flags Cites Weather as Net Income Drops From Reuters
T-Bill Rates Reach 3-Year Highs in Auction From Associated Press
Disney to Increase Video Game Investment From Reuters
Ex-Enron Execs Seek to Move Trial From Reuters
Disney Said to Oppose Vote on Executive Jobs From Bloomberg News
Ex-Director: Firing Was Up to Eisner From Times Staff and Wire Services
Unit of H&R Block Is Accused of Fraud From Associated Press
Biotech Claims Dismissed From Bloomberg News
Oracle Ties Bid to Deadline From Dow Jones/Associated Press
IBM Retakes No. 1 in Supercomputer Race From Associated Press
Schwab Agrees to Pay $6.2 Million to Ex-CEO From Bloomberg News
Briefly From Reuters
Biogen, Elan Expect FDA to OK Antegren Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
Pacific Sunwear's Profit Climbs 30% as It Strikes Right Chord With Teens Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Two Execs Ousted by Insurer Marsh From Associated Press
GE Sells 60% of Back-Office Unit in India From Reuters
SEC Might Sue Ex-Lucent Execs From Bloomberg News
Worker at The Inc. Indicted Chuck Philips, Times Staff Writer
Toyota Raises Target as Scion Sales Climb From Bloomberg News
Airbus Pursues Tanker Contract Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
ZipRealty Is Betting Its IPO Will Be a Hot Property on Wall Street Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Britain's BT Group to Buy Infonet From Bloomberg News
Milken Firm to Acquire KinderCare Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Card Will Remain as Bush's Chief of Staff From Times Wire Reports
Guantanamo Trial Is Ruled Unlawful John Hendren, Times Staff Writer
Scuba-Diving Robber Sentenced to 11 Years From Times Wire Reports
Gas-Line Blast Injures Nine, Including Trooper From Times Wire Reports
2008 Run Among Kerry's Options Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
CIA Official Challenges Agency on Terrorism Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Georgia Evolution Lawsuit Is a Fact Ellen Barry and Rennie Sloan, Times Staff Writers
Ohio Is Set to Reckon With Outstanding Ballots Ralph Vartabedian and Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writers
Woman Charged With Abusing 8-Year-Old Boy From Times Wire Reports
Payout to Victims of 9/11 Tops $38 Billion Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Split verdict Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Suit says wind farm is lethal to birds Christopher Reynolds
Dreaded rain, and the earth starts to rumble Barbara Egbert, Special to The Times
Just Back
Apology not accepted
Love the shark, toss the angler
Standing on ceremony
Fading fall color Christopher Reynolds
Aim for the big birds Ashley Powers
Closures in local forests Charles Duhigg
Hitting the comeback trail Jenna Bordelon, Special to The Times
Bullwinkle wins the moose lottery DAVID PETERSON
Witness to creation -- and destruction CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS
Strike a blow for safety Scott Doggett
Kit fox David Lukas
Hold on, cowboys Daniel Duane
OPINION
The Second-Worst Choice
The U.S. Owns the Night in Fallouja Anthony H. Cordesman, Anthony H. Cordesman is a defense and intelligence expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. He is author of "The Iraq War: Strategy, Tactics and Military Lessons" (CSIS, 2004).
Now, Spend It Well
He Won. Live With It, for Now. ROBERT SCHEER
Why County's Voters Rejected Police Funding
Michael Kinsley's Blue ... Are You Too?
Bring Down the Mind-Walls Timothy Garton Ash, Timothy Garton Ash's book "Free World: America, Europe and the Surprising Future of the West" is published by Random House. He is a professor of European studies at Oxford University and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.
Religion and Security
Support for Arizona Immigration Measure
Floating Checks No Longer Fly
After Arafat: Hopes and Fears
Just Don't Call Them Hobbits Richard Dawkins, Biologist Richard Dawkins teaches at Oxford. His book "The Ancestor's Tale: A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Evolution" was published last month by Houghton Mifflin.
Social Security Reform
SCIENCE
Climate Change Accelerating, Report Warns Usha Lee McFarling, Times Staff Writer
Drug for Only Blacks Stirs Hope, Concern Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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