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What happened on December 05, 2005
BUSINESS
Scrip Firm's Woes Leave Nonprofits in the Lurch Michael Hiltzik
In 'Narnia,' Tycoon Seeks Blockbuster With a Message Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Picking a Battle Over Shortage of Farmworkers Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
Intel Moves to Give Itself a Key Home Entertainment Role Terril Yue Jones, Times Staff Writer
RealNetworks Launching Initial Web-Based Version of Rhapsody From Associated Press
Ads in Games Found Effective From Associated Press
10 Vehicles Are Singled Out in Safety Ratings From Associated Press
Focus on Family Pulling Funds From Bank Over Gay Issue From Associated Press
Insurer Group to Open Bank Debora Vrana, Times Staff Writer
Investment Banks Cash In on Mergers From Reuters
Biotech's Studies on Bird Flu Could Be for Naught From Associated Press
Real Estate Fraud Booms David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Delivery Companies Pressured Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Jack Colvin, 71; Known for Role in TV's 'Hulk' Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Harry W. Lawton, 77; Was Author, Historian and Former Journalist Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Man Falls to Death From Campus Dorm Stairway From Times Wire Reports
A Bulwark Against Bullies Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Coming to Terms with the Death of a Marine Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Yosemite Fauna on the Up and Up Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Poll Reveals Depth of Voters' Mistrust George Skelton
Mayor Gains Strength in Wage Talks Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Suspicious Suitcase Shuts Down Bay Bridge From Times Wire Reports
They're Heading Home, With His Directions Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Californians Conflicted on Williams' Fate Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writers
Homework Center Nurtures Urban Youths Sandy Banks, Times Staff Writer
James A. Rawley, 89; Expert on Civil War and Race Relations From Times Staff and Wire Reports
E. Coli Source Still Sought Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Wilson 'Lit' Waters Jr., 74; Member of Gospel Groups From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Where Young Boxers Get a Fighting Chance DAVID REYES, Times Staff Writer
Glider Pilot and Passenger Survive Crash in the San Gabriels Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Recycling in Los Angeles: Bin There, Doing That James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
3 Shot as Rival Biker Gangs Clash at Toy Drive in Norco Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Like Armstrong, he's on a power trip John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Deal 'em in: Kids get a turn at fitness cards Jeannine Stein
Comforting news: Pacifiers have a plus side Valerie Ulene, Our Health
Older drugs risky for elderly From Times wire reports
Clearly hard to resist Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
Turn your world upside down Karen Voight
Navigating medical cyberspace Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
'Friendly' bacteria can ease stomach woes Elena Conis
Comforting news: Pacifiers have a plus side Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
Caffeine may boost memory From Times wire reports
Streamlined CPR rules make lifesaving easier Jamie Stengle, Associated Press
Angina as a target Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Golf's links to success Jenny Hontz, Special to The Times
Marijuana linked to brain damage From Times wire reports
Aging with grace, naturally Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Good for each other Susan Brink, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
'Geisha' shoes? Only if they're classy Valli Herman, Times Staff Writer
The screenwriter who shaped a geisha Susan King
We have ways of making you talk AL MARTINEZ
A comfortable 'Tragedy' Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
'S is for Silence,' and also surprises Dick Lochte, Special to The Times
Now on DVD: two pieces of 1940s Iowa heaven Jan Stuart, Newsday
Not really a morning person? Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Bedford Falls in Pasadena Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Another man on the 'Moon' Lynne Heffley
John Salley is still holding court Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Tunes from the Renaissance -- but still relevant today Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
'Triangle': Fun keeps its bearings Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Despite Theron, 'Flux' lacks spark John Anderson, Newsday
For SAG show, cable has its virtues James Bates, Times Staff Writer
Lovely accessories for your coffee table Samantha Critchell, Associated Press
West takes hip-hop tours to new level Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
A passionate evening of instrumental storytelling Don Heckman, Special to The Times
WORLD
Same-Sex Partnership Law to Take Effect From Times Wire Reports
Tens of Thousands Demand Democratic Reform in Hong Kong Ching-Ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
Former Energy Secretary Accepts Nomination From Times Wire Reports
Chavez Allies Winning at Polls Amid Boycott From Associated Press
Attack Thwarted When Motorcycle Hits Bomber From Times Wire Reports
Allawi Flees Mob in Najaf, Says He Escaped Assassins Borzou Daragahi and Saad Fakhrildeen, Special to The Times
U.S. Missile Linked to Site of Militant's Death From Times Wire Reports
Mayor's Party Controls Moscow in Bellwether Vote David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Ebb and Flow on the Volga David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Patch of Spain in Africa Draws Migrants Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Ex-CIA Agent in Milan Asks for Immunity Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Kazakhstan's President Reelected in a Landslide Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
McCain Says He Won't Back Down on Torture Ban From Associated Press
GOP Is Looking for a Walk-Off Home Run Janet Hook, Times Staff Writer
Hunters Given 6 Days to Kill Black Bears From Times Wire Reports
Kennedy Honors Add Dazzle to D.C. Emma Vaughn, Times Staff Writer
President's Motorcade Has a Fender Bender From Times Wire Reports
A Wave of Activism in States May Signal a Surge Nationwide Ronald Brownstein
Arkansas Man Jumps White House Fence From Times Wire Reports
Hurricane Epsilon Refuses to Go Quietly From Times Wire Reports
Cunningham's Fall From Grace, Power Peter Pae, Tony Perry and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
SPORTS
Now You Know
Rush Finds Scoring Touch as a Bobcat Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
A Ray of Sunshine on Dark Day After Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Giants Want More Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
It's Chargers Who Just Win Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Chiefs Win on Appeal From the Associated Press
Formality Follows Function for USC Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Putting the 'C' Back in the BCS Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Roenick Battling Pneumonia Chris Foster
Finally, a Little Clarification MIKE PENNER
Croatia Wins First Davis Cup Bob Mieszerski, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Lakers Miss Their Daddy Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Bruins Blush in a Hush Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Dunleavy Calls Rebounding Prowess Deceiving Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Portland Shakes UCLA Quickly to Claim Title From the Associated Press
Vick's Streak Is History From the Associated Press
Colts First Into Playoffs From the Associated Press
Bears Finally Get the Best of Favre, 19-7 From the Associated Press
Murphy Rules in Trojans' Victory Mike Terry, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
There's No Wardrobe Malfunction in Booth Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
It's Time to Talk Shop Steve Henson and Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writers
Frank Discussion Sold Furcal Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
It's Last Bush Push for Heisman Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
A Team of a Different Stripe From the Associated Press
Dockery's Heave Saves No. 1 Duke From the Associated Press
Rose Bowl's Hype Balloon Could Burst on Game Day Chris Dufresne
Johnson Booed, Beaten in Return to Phoenix From the Associated Press
Marlins Trade Lo Duca to Mets From Times Wire Reports
USC Wins Its Third NCAA Title From Times Staff and Wire Reports
York Comes Home to Hurt Red Wings From the Associated Press
Prince to Coach Kansas State From the Associated Press
Aboya Makes Long-Awaited College Debut Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Hail to the chief (of staff)
Prescription for trouble
Taking the merriness out of happy holidays
Transit planning should get higher priority
Iraq oil deal fuels a fight over spoils
Winter shelters
Struggles in Afghanistan
Disinformation idea met with skepticism
A 'Narnia' C.S. Lewis might love Alan Jacobs, ALAN JACOBS, a professor of English at Wheaton College in Illinois, is the author of "The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis," published in October by HarperSanFrancisco.
Go west, young subway rider D.J. Waldie, D.J. WALDIE is the author of "Where We Are Now: Notes from Los Angeles" (Angel City Press, 2004).
Just going through a phrase Ryan J. Smith
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