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What happened on January 09, 2005
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
H. David Dalquist, 86; Made Bundt Cake Pan By Elaine Woo
Rosemary Kennedy, 86; Sister of JFK
1812 California Tsunami Carried a Ship Inland By Cecilia Rasmussen
Other Deaths
Where Focus Groups Hold Court By Jean O. Pasco
Shifting Alliances Shape Mayor's Race By Noam N. Levey
Storm Strains Nerves, Limits By Seema Mehta And Cara Mia Dimassa, Steve Hymon
Old Bob Is Stashed in a Secure, Undisclosed Location By Sara Lin
Gov. Shows He's Ready to Fight By Peter Nicholas And Evan Halper
Being Set Free From Fear of the Future By Steve Lopez
Parks Replaces Top Advisors on His Team By Michael Finnegan
Family, Colleagues Remember Matsui
She Gives Feral Cats a Fighting Chance at Their Nine Lives By Claudia Zequeira
Assured for Now on Stem Cell Agency By Dana Parsons
Army Pfc. Oscar Sanchez, 19, Modesto; Died Saving Other Troops in Bombing By Gregory W. Griggs
RV Dwellers Lose Parking Place By David Haldane
Bar Brawl Leaves 4 Hurt By H.G. Reza
Critics Are in 'Baby's' Corner By Susan King
School Search Is an Education By Jean Merl
Army Spc. Jonathan Castro, 21, Corona; Killed in Mess Hall Blast By Wendy Thermos
Tsunami relief efforts in Orange County
WORLD
Anti-Gay Climate Breeding Violence in Jamaica By Carol J. Williams
Relief Is Hard to Come by in Hard-Hit City By Barbara Demick
Death Toll in Train Crash Rises to 17
Judge Arrested in Dyncorp Bomb Case
U.S. Admits Bombing Wrong House Near Mosul; Five Killed By Ashraf Khalil And Robin Fields
Political Divide Limits U.S. Aid in Sri Lanka By Monte Morin
Iran Plays a Role in Iraq Vote By Edmund Sanders
Indonesia Moves to Protect Children
California Lawmaker in N. Korea for Talks
U.S. Notes U.N. Option in Sudan
Giant Steps in Palestinians' Trip to Polls By Ken Ellingwood
For Marine Unit, Fallouja Is 'One Big Ordnance Dump' By Tony Perry
TV Commercials Could Prove Crucial to Iraqi Candidates By Robin Fields
5 Alleged Militants Killed in Shootout
Gunshots Near U.N. Relief Site
Amid the Wreckage of a Town, a Community Remains Intact By Mark Magnier
11 Killed in Pakistani Violence
MAGAZINE
The House of Today, Tomorrow By Nancy Rommelmann
The new Chicano movement By Josh Kun
The Future According to Karim Rashid By Janet Eastman
Leaving Las Vegas By Murray Olderman
Get Out Your Plastic By Jon Healey
You're Always a Freshman at Traffic School By Mark Edward Harris
To Love, Honor and Belly-Scratch By Sanjiv Bhattacharya
Checking Your Baggage By Jan Worth
The Go-to-Jail Card By Emory Holmes Ii
Back to Basics By Russ Parsons
Board-Certified in Denim By Victoria Clayton
Paradise, Pre-Pavement By Christina Dalton
REAL ESTATE
New role: Man about Brentwood By Ruth Ryon
Cardholders, demand credit for good behavior By Kenneth R. Harney
Foreign investors reduce U.S. share
Now, NBC knows what a 'Realtor' is
More buyers are choosing ARMs
A new renter would free tenant from lease By Kevin Postema
A cherished member of the family for 95 years By Ruth Ryon
Chips off the old block By Darrell Satzman
Out of the ordinary in Orange County By Jennifer Mena
Project to aid tsunami victims
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OPINION
Live! Nude! Girls! -- Low Pay! Exploitation! By Rachel Shteir
Why Hot, WASPy Chicks Love Jews By Joel Stein
Sontag vs. Derrida: A Deconstruction Derby
Gandhi, King and the Elastic Sheik By Mark Levine
Can Mandela's AIDS Message Pierce the Walls of Shame? By Tony Leon
The Birth Pangs of Arab Democracy By Joshua Muravchik
Leopards and Cougars, India and L.A. By David Baron
Russia's Downhill Slide to Dictatorship By Niall Ferguson
Just Another General
A Property Rights 'Trophy'
The Cats of War By Ranan R. Lurie
Doctor's Orders -- Spill Your Guts By M. Gregg Bloche And Jonathan H. Marks
First, the Sorrow By Joel Pett
The Forecast: Rain, Partly Funny
A Hair Too Far Outside the Zone By Michael Lewis
In the Cold Light of Day
BOOKS
The Buddha antidote By Jeffrey Paine
A Lesson From the Orphanage By Bill Knott
Hello, darling! A diva gets her due By John Rechy
Into the realm of politics and espionage By Leslie S. Klinger
Bestsellers
The eventual pull, like gravity, of Newton's ideas By Theodore K. Rabb
Exploring science and its pleasures By Anthony Day
First Fiction By Mark Rozzo
A first step toward the truth By Richard Schickel
Stylish miniatures By Richard Eder
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
A sex scandal 225 years in the making By Andrew Scull
Abolitionism unshackled By Robin Blackburn
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
NEWS
Infusion Therapy Comes Under Fire By Allen G. Breed
Soldier Loses His Sight in Iraq, Not His Optimism By Jennifer C. Yates
Tsunami Rescuer Rapes Teen By Shimali Senanayake
Commentator Paid to Push Bush Agenda By Ben Feller
Ecologist Tries to Plant Seeds of Peace With Iraqi Scientists By Joseph B. Verrengia
Sea Swallows Their World in Southern Asia By Christopher Torchia
Tsunami Survivor Pens Bleak Letters By Neelesh Misra
BUSINESS
SEC Chief Bent On Reform By Jonathan Peterson
Tsunami Appeals May Not All Be Charitable By Kathy M. Kristof
Dutiful Child Must Take First Step to Escape Parent Trap By Liz Pulliam Weston
Note to Readers: Stock Table Changes
Vine Connoisseurs By Jerry Hirsch
TOP STORIES -- Jan. 2-7
Investors Shouldn't Always Be Cool to an Already Hot Stock Sector By Tom Petruno
TRAVEL
All signs point to Cincinnati By Steven Rosen
Birds flock to Morro Bay, and watchers follow By Kenneth R. Weiss
Picture this: toys for digital devotees By Judi Dash
In Monterey, the jellyfish ballet
Garden of Eden, uncorked By Ralph Cipriano
Arctic, with or without central heat By Maggie Barnett
You're abroad and tragedy strikes. How prepared are you? By Jane Engle
Readers recommend
Yellowstone Prowl By Rosemary Mcclure
A winter trip to Helsinki? Why not? By Susan Spano
Crocs and a culture on the edge By Greg Langley
Deal of the week
When traveling with children, the question lingers: 'What if?' By Mary Mcnamara
Giving them a break from the daily grind By Arthur Frommer
Airlines doing relief work
Eyes are a place to look for signs of newly acquired illness By Kathleen Doheny
NATIONAL
Grizzlies Losing Ground Around Yellowstone By Julie Cart
Anti-Terrorism Funds Misused, Audit Finds
Translator to Plead Guilty to Taking U.S. Documents
Elections Officer's Letter Seeks Illegal Donations
U.S. Nuclear Sub Runs Aground; About 20 Hurt
Justices to Hear Case on Secrets and Spies By Greg Miller
G.I. Sentenced in Drowning Case
South Asian Quake Shifted Local Well Water
A Crescendo of Budget Problems By Stephanie Simon
Ninth Body Is Found After Chlorine Gas Spill
Administration Expands Anti-Lawsuit Push By David G. Savage
Judge Stalls Woman's Divorce From Abusive Spouse By Sam Howe Verhovek
ENTERTAINMENT
A couple of dog stories that can keep you guessing
'Anna's Special Friend' By Janie Emaus
At play in an existential bunker By Richard Cromelin
Media Matters
Maturing quickly amid fast company
'Elektra,' avenger of 'Catwoman'? By Lisa Rosen
And the classics fans have spoken By Susan King
Artie was easy on the ears -- when he played By David Freeman
A telling tradition By Charlayne Woodard
Hardly the most minor of gifts By Robert Lloyd
'Aida' is on the road with Equity By Don Shirley
Louder, less dorky By Mark Olsen
They've barely scratched the surface By Suzanne Muchnic
The equivocal city By Christopher Hawthorne
With all senses awakened By Robert Hilburn
Not taking it sitting down By Chris Pasles
The rebirth of Tristan and Isolde By Diane Haithman
A quick look under the radar By Suzanne Muchnic
The ones that nearly got away By Agustin Gurza
Project red light By John Clark
Feeling old-guard, not avant-garde By Peter Plagens
This guy knows how to calm jittery stars By Susan King
A director exploring frames of reference By Susan King
Resolved: No multitasking By Christine N. Ziemba
The boards trod, the time traveled By Lynne Heffley
Whatever happened to serendipity? By Lynell George
The sound of romance in its many facets and turns By Don Heckman
Way more than Norma's butler By Susan King
SPORTS
A Surprise Winner Emerges in Anaheim By Pete Thomas
Top Performers
NCAA Planning Tougher Standard
Now You Know
Sweet Catomine to Run Today as a 3-Year-Old By Bob Mieszerski
One Swing Helps Singh Hold Lead
UCLA Roars Back to Win By Diane Pucin
King of the Mountain By Alan Abrahamson
Congrats Go to Mandella After Victory By Bob Mieszerski
Kittles Returns From Sidelines By Jerry Crowe
Packers Confident in Pass Rush
Chivas Gets to Semifinals of Interliga By Grahame L. Jones
Playoff Slips Are So 20 Years Ago By Mike Penner
Chargers Disappear in a Flash By Sam Farmer
Victory Puts Howland on the Map in Los Angeles By Bill Plaschke
Like Old Times for Lady Vols By Mike Terry
Success Hasn't Spoiled Kwan
Now It's Time to Finally Get Back to Games By Mark Heisler
Henson Is Out of Hospital
It's Better to Receive Than Give By Mark Schlabach
Top Skaters At U.s. Championships
St. Mary's Upsets No. 11 Gonzaga
Triangle Shapes Up Well By Mike Bresnahan
Harvey's Long Shots Carry Dominguez By Dan Arritt
Five Rise to Top, Take Teams Too By Bob Oates
Stanford Ends Arizona's Streak, 87-76
Rams a Bit Better Than Average By Helene Elliott
More Time to Lose for USC By Chris Foster
Hornets Put an End to 10-Game Losing Skid
A Dishonorable Flag Flies Over BCS Nation By Dave Kindred
Rock the Vote? Not Over His Dead Body By Larry Stewart
Tar Heels Are Simply Too Tough for Maryland, 109-75
Foothill Girls Win Tournament By Lauren Peterson
Baylor Shows Its Strength in Texas
Astros Fail to Sign Beltran Before Midnight Deadline
Clippers Are Routed by Suns By Jerry Crowe
Football Player Starts Over After Arrest By Eric Sondheimer
Yango Gives Pacific an Edge By Eric Stephens, Peter Yoon
A Team To Watch
Pennington Saves Day for Barton By J.A. Adande
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