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What happened on January 12, 2005
FOOD
Mandoline picks By Charles Perry, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood goes gastronomic By Laurie Winer, Special to The Times
Made for each other By Regina Schrambling, Special to The Times
Real cuisine in a reel setting By Linda Burum, Special to The Times
Franglais, fluently By S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
Preserving a sense of place By David Shaw, Times Staff Writer
Overnight but easy By Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer
2002 Ramey Chardonnay Carneros District By S. Irene Virbila
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Numerical Grades Help Schools Measure Progress By Barbara Hernandez, Special to The Times
Rain Overwhelms Sewage System By Jia-rui Chong and Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writers
Willo Davis Roberts, 76; Suspense Author Wrote for Children By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
County Limits Rehiring of Its Retirees By Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Caregiver Who Tied Up Toddler Sentenced By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
FPPC Fines Council Member By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Fossil Find Reveals Ancient California Life By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
James Forman, 76; Key Organizer During the Civil Rights Movement By Elaine Woo and Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writers
A River's Toll in Rubidoux By Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Blake Appeared 'Upset' at Dinner, Witnesses Say By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Pastor Pleads Not Guilty to Stealing From Woman From Times Staff Reports
Challengers in Debate Accuse Hahn of Lack of Leadership By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Police Panel Sharply Limits Flashlight Use By Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Gambling Deals Are Downsized By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Hahn Seeks Larger Share of Homeland Security Funds for 2 Ports By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Ward to Complete Orso's Term as Assessor From Times Staff Reports
Murder Charge Filed in Death of Woman From Times Staff Reports
2 Plead Guilty in Scheme to Smuggle Parrots From Times Staff Reports
San Bernardino County to Lease Jail Space as a 'Quick Fix' for Problem of Crowding By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Risk Goes Hand in Hand With Beauty By Daryl Kelley, Catherine Saillant and Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writers
Group to Aid Gov.'s Push for Reforms By Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
December restaurant closures
Former Photographer Randy Johnson May Have Been Feeling Overexposed By Steve Harvey, Steve Harvey can be reached at (800) LATimes, Ext. 77083, by mail at Metro, L.A. Times, 202 W. 1st St., L.A. 90012, and by e-mail at steve.harvey@latimes.com.
'24's' Latest Plot Twist Pains Some Muslims By Dana Parsons, Dana Parsons' column appears Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. He can be reached at (714) 966-7821 or at dana.parsons@latimes.com.
Detective Seeks Nullification of His Conviction By David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writer
Warden Seeks Help in Death Probe By Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Razor Planter Gets Jail Time By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Deadline Set for Shelley to Decide If He Will Testify in Funds Probe By Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
Board Votes to Look at Handing Off Hospitals By Jack Leonard and Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writers
A Warning, Then a Race to Outrun a Pursuing Hill By Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
'He Really Lived His Dream ...'
Board OKs Funds to Help Shelter Homeless From Times Staff Reports
County Removes 325 Dogs From Unlicensed Kennel From Times Wire Services
Swollen O.C. Creek Routs 4,000 By Mai Tran and Mike Anton, Times Staff Writers
Skies Clear, but Storms' Toll Mounts By Erika Hayasaki, Richard Fausset and Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writers
Man Wanted in Slayings Surrenders to Police By Veronica Torrejon, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim's Wish: No Laughing in Baseball By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Mother Blamed for Capsizing From Associated Press
Rescue Team Back From Sri Lanka By Monte Morin, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
AWOL Soldier Cites Army Inadequacies By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Mint Seeks Fines to Halt Coin Scams From Associated Press
Atlanta's Same-Sex Rights Contested By Ellen Barry, Times staff writer
2 of 3 Missing Skiers in Family Are Found From Times Wire Reports
Slaughterhouse Workers Won't Face Charges From Times Wire Reports
Major to Be Tried in Arms Smuggling From Times Wire Reports
Teen Gets Prison for Animal Activism Arson From Times Wire Reports
Either Way, It's a Taste of Life in the Fast Lane From Times Wire Reports
Bush's New Nominee Is a Surprise By Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Fuel Cleanup Resumes at Ship Aground in Aleutian Islands From Associated Press
Illinois Gay Rights Bill Passes, Goes to Governor From Associated Press
Guard Was 'Primary Torturer,' Prisoner Says By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Bush Selects U.S. Judge for Homeland Security By Elizabeth Shogren, Times Staff Writer
$2 Million Paid to Chicago Boy From Reuters
FBI Probes More Cases of Lasers, Airplanes From Associated Press
How Can You Tell if a Lawyer Is Angry? From Newsday
Ohio Voters Ask to Drop Lawsuit From Associated Press
Policeman Critical After Carjacker Hits Him in Pentagon Parking Lot From Associated Press
Sheriff Backtracks on Dismissals From Associated Press
Justices Question Legality of Ex-Spies Suing CIA By Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer
Accounts Hold Risks, Rewards By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Rather Says He's Sad for Staff Fired Over Bush Report Scandal By Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
3 at State Garage Shot Dead; Man Is Arrested From Times Wire Reports
Deals Reached in Texas Political Donation Inquiry By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
Phony Airline Bomb Threat Leads to Prison From Associated Press
Dean Seeking Democratic Chairmanship By Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writer
Social Security Debate Gets Personal By Warren Vieth and Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writers
OPINION
A Nation of Faith and Religious Illiterates By Stephen Prothero, Stephen Prothero teaches at Boston University and is author of "American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon" (Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2003).
The Fault Does Lie in Our Stars
A Smarter Choice
Heroes, and Those Others
CBS News Needs to Tell the Whole Story
'Broken Budget' Should Come as No Surprise
Abbas Is Scrutinized as He Takes a New Role
One Bean Apparently Remains Uncounted
Delaying Iraq's Elections Would Turn Back the Clock to Violence and Fear By Karim Khutar Almusawi, Karim Khutar Almusawi is the representative in Washington of the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, a leading Shiite political party.
Pols and Sports: It's All Kid Stuff By Patt Morrison, Patt Morrison's e-mail address is patt.morrison@latimes.com.
Nba : Results Associated Press
Jail Food Complaints Are Hard to Swallow
It Was an Act of Nature, Period
Let a Thousand Googles Bloom By Lawrence Lessig, Lawrence Lessig is a professor of law at Stanford and the founder of the school's Center for Internet and Society. His latest book is "Free Culture" (Penguin, 2004).
ENTERTAINMENT
Hard to label By Lisa Rosen, Special to The Times
Jokes & Riddles
State arts council leader appointed By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
Just missing the tutu By Samantha Critchell, Associated Press
The clothes they'll swear-in by By Robin Givhan, Washington Post
The beauty and dangers of life on a Japanese island
Sex and the single film By Elaine Dutka, Times Staff Writer
MTT, still growing By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Itzhak Perlman wears the years like a master By Adam Baer, Special to The Times
A legal victory in art tug of war By Suzanne Muchnic
'Spamalot' reaching for 'Holy Grail' By Don Shirley
Finally
Pop music helps in tsunami relief By Randy Lewis
Sheridan tops Blackwell's list From Associated Press
Foxx, 'Sideways' Lead Nominations For Sag Awards By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Voice from the left in deep red Fargo By Howard Kurtz, Washington Post
'The Story of Louis Braille' By Sherrill Kushner, Special to The Times
ABC scores a viewership touchdown From Associated Press
A literary light shines anew in El Salvador By Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Several blasts from a virtuoso iconoclast By Matthew Price, Special to The Times
Dance's free, and fierce, expression By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Mix one part Jay-Z with two parts Linkin Park By Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Goodwill Is Alive and Well After Disaster By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
The Many Layers of the Veil By Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Indonesia Limits Aid Workers to Cities From Times Wire Services
Terrorism Judge Gets OK for U.S. Sabbatical From Times Wire Reports
Citizens Protest Price Hikes; Government Firm From Times Wire Reports
Officials Confirm New Mad Cow Disease Case From Times Wire Reports
Rebels Say Military Broke Cease-Fire From Times Wire Reports
Suspect in Musharraf Attacks Fled From Jail From Associated Press
Nation Loses Taste for Fish By Monte Morin, Times Staff Writer
British Inmates at Guantanamo to Be Released By John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Allawi Agrees: Some Areas of Iraq Won't Be Able to Vote By Robin Fields, Times Staff Writer
Israel, Palestinians Back on Speaking Terms By Laura King and Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writers
Door Ajar for N. Korea Talks? By Ching-ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
Ukrainian Throws in Another Wrench From Reuters
Gen. Abizaid in Turkey to Seek Expanded Access to Air Base By Amberin Zaman, Special to The Times
BUSINESS
United Steelworkers, PACE Unions to Merge From Reuters
Teradyne to Cut Jobs, Shut Plant From Bloomberg News
Saudi Prince Helps Out Euro Disney By Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
AES to Buy Wind-Power Firm From Bloomberg News
Apple Aims to Play on IPod Success With $99 Model By Terril Yue Jones, Times Staff Writer
Boards More Independent, Study Says From Reuters
Trade Showdown Over Boeing, Airbus Defused By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
China's Trade Surplus in '04 Hits 6-Year High From Associated Press
Carmakers Taking Two-Track Approach With New Models By John O'dell, Times Staff Writer
Disney Averted Suit, Witness Says From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Firms Offer Card to Cut Drug Costs From Reuters
IBM to Free 500 Patents From Reuters
Technician Sentenced in Thefts of IDs From Associated Press
Intel Sees Sales Rise, Profit Slip By Terril Yue Jones, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Slide on Disappointing Earnings News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Peugeot, Mitsubishi in Talks From Reuters
'Nip/Tuck' Creator to Remain With Show for 2 More Seasons By Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writer
Nortel Lowers Profit for '03 by 40% From Associated Press
Oracle Plans Speedy Layoffs From Reuters
PUC Delays Vote on 'Bill of Rights' By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
UPS Says Profit Will Fall Short of Forecast From Bloomberg News
Drop in Housing Starts, Sales Is Predicted From Reuters
PacifiCare Forecast in Line With Wall St. From Reuters
Also
EADS Hires Retired General for Tanker Bid From Reuters
Staples, Activists in Battle of Words By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Spitzer to Study Minority Directors From Associated Press and Bloomberg News
Rail Traffic Disrupted by Storms By Ronald D. White and Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writers
Action Against NYSE Expected From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Stun-Gun Maker Taser Defends Stock Sales From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Briefly From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Williams-Sonoma's Same-Store Sales Flat From Bloomberg News
AUTOS
Somewhere over the rainbow By Dan Neil
The art of the safe stop By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Marino, Young Lead NFL Hall Candidate List From Associated Press
Anaheim Councilman Says Panel Remains Unified By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Johnson, Beltran Hit Big Apple From Times Wire Reports
Ex-Trojan Stewart Transfers to Kansas From Associated Press
Johnson's Hand and Mouth Are Covered By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
A Milestone Win for Sutton From Associated Press
Clippers Can't Close the Deal By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Dunleavy's Man-Hunt By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
'Moneyball' Is Hard to Figure By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Texas Assistant Is Choice of Syracuse From Times Wire Reports
Mother Nature Takes Vicious Swing By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
A Perfect Fit By Howie Stalwick, Special to The Times
Green Likes New Home Park From Associated Press
Suns Turn Up Heat on O'Neal and Miami From Associated Press
NYRA's Spending 'Excessive' From Associated Press
Clearly, a Better Day to Race By Bob Mieszerski
Now You Know
Road Success Is a Priority By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Kings Keep Edge Over the Nuggets From Associated Press
Jefferson Lost for Season From Associated Press
Milton-Jones to Coach Men's Team in ABA From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Abraham Is Questionable for Saturday From Associated Press
Forecast: Ice Cold By Chris Foster and Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writers
Capriati Will Miss Open From Associated Press
U.S. Finds Top-Level Players at UCLA By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Havner, Lewis Decide to Return By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Leinart Says He's Still Undecided on the NFL By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Freshman Ajavon Leads No. 4 Rutgers From Associated Press
Mission Viejo Is Out Two Coaches By Dan Arritt, Eric Sondheimer, Bob Rohwer, From Times Staff Reports
Dodgers Lacking a Vision Quest By Bill Plaschke
Goebel Figures to Battle By Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
'Very Long Way to Go' at Turin By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Cancer Study Re-Indicts Red, Processed Meats By Rosie Mestel, Times Staff Writer
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