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What happened on January 18, 2005
BUSINESS
Dunkin' Donuts Says Espresso Gives It Shot Against Starbucks From Associated Press
Price of Plastics Jumps in 2004 From Bloomberg News
Verizon, Yahoo Agree to Bundle Offerings From Associated Press
Office Rents May Rise Sharply as Supply Shrinks Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Continental, Workers Agree to Benefit Cuts From Bloomberg News
Adobe Systems' Narayen Is Promoted to COO From Bloomberg News
Intelsat Loses Another Satellite From Reuters
HP, Intel Team Up on Servers From Bloomberg News
European and Asian Stocks Edge Higher From Times Wire Services
Retrial of Tyco Ex-Executives to Begin Today From Associated Press
Free-for-All Could Pay Off for Google Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writer
Midwest Airlines Program to Reward Furry Fliers From Associated Press
President of Delta's Comair Steps Down From Associated Press
Ex-CEO Bell Is Remembered as Key in Reviving McDonald's From Associated Press
PalmOne Exec Named Senior VP at Cisco From Bloomberg News
Trial About to Begin for Former WorldCom CEO From Associated Press
Home Prices at Record High Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Electronic Arts, ESPN in Deal From Reuters
Intel Reorganizes Into Five Business Divisions From Reuters
Foster's Bid for Rival Criticized From Bloomberg News
Wall Street Lying Low on Social Security Tom Petruno and Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writers
Support for Iger Is Growing Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Tech Spending at Firms Seen Rising From Reuters
Looking for New Ways to Make Viewers Pay Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Out of Limelight, BD Sees Sales Surge From Associated Press
WORLD
Islam's Claim on Spain Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
2 Serb Ex-Army Officers Convicted in Massacre From Times Wire Reports
Amid Protests, Putin Increases Pensions From Times Wire Reports
Priest Is Abducted Amid Attacks in Iraq Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Accident Blamed for '02 Hindu Deaths on Train From Times Wire Reports
Argentine Recants Admission of Killings From Times Wire Reports
Israel Watches as Abbas Tells Forces to Focus on Militants Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Yanukovich Bids Rejected From Associated Press
Annan Chooses Veneman to Be UNICEF Chief Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
No Rest for Tsunami's Survivors John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
At 66, a Professor, Writer and New Mom From Times Wire Reports
8 Terror Suspects Indicted in Spain From Associated Press
Technology Cuts 'Friendly Fire' Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Will Shift From Fighting to Training Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writer
U.N. Lifts Ban on Travel in Sumatra From Associated Press
Survivor of Moscow Blasts Gets Asylum Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Ending Extreme Poverty Is Realistic, Economist Tells U.N. Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
For Delivering Aid, Smaller Does It Faster Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Eviction notice Gary Ferguson
Requiem for a mule packer CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS
THE WORLD : Taliban taps the Punjab heartland : The militant group in Pakistan trains area recruits, who have planned or carried out recent deadly attacks. By Alex Rodriguez
MOTOR RACING : News flash: Cup is in Johnson's grasp : Making good on his 'lightning strike' vow, he wins in Phoenix to all but clinch a fourth straight NASCAR title. By Jim Peltz
Ocean affront view Pamm Higgins
It's all downhill Scott Doggett
Anglers find gifts under trees Scott Doggett
Ahhh, a bacteria chaser
Nature needs limits
Azusa takes aim at a popular gun range Christopher Reynolds
Born for the raging high seas Michael Koehn
Razorback sucker David Lukas
Just Back
Pitching paradise Pamm Higgins
Storm blamed in sailor's death Ashley Powers
Exposing the empire Chuck Thompson
The Hail Mary of urban ollies
Telemark turns it up Julie Sheer, Times Staff Writer
Thrill seekers pay the price Christopher Reynolds and Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Virginia Mayo, 84; Comedy Star With a Flair for Drama Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Canyon Neighbors Gird for Another Legal Battle Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Ruth Warrick, 88; Was Longtime Star of TV Soap 'All My Children' From Associated Press
Wary of Taking Spanish or French? Raise Your Hands Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
HOLIDAY HOT LIST : EARLY BIRD: Philippe by Philippe Chow : Colorful food, casual clientele : A West Hollywood spot with a Beijing style of cooking speaks to the well heeled and dressed down. By Jessica Gelt
El Toro Junkies Keep the Clash on Their Radar Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Volunteers Are Needed to Count Homeless From Times Staff Reports
Mayoral Challengers Square Off in Valley Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
County to Discuss Hiring of New Sheriff From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Killer's Execution Set for Wednesday From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The March Goes On at Parade for King Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
Hisham Sharabi, 72; Palestinian American Intellectual, Activist From Times Wire Services
Shriver Uses Holiday to Dig In and Help Out David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Party to Weigh In on Mayor's Race Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writer
Good Samaritan Dies of Accident Injuries From Times Staff Reports
Motorist Is Killed in Crash After Car Flips From Times Staff Reports
Howard Liebengood, 62; U.S. Senate Officer, Washington Lobbyist From Times Wire Services
For Voting U.S. Iraqis, It's a Long Haul in 2 Ways Jean O. Pasco and P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writers
Curfew Imposed on City's Probationers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Health Officials Lift Beach Closure From a Times Staff Writer
Some Living Below Dam Moving Out Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Outbreak Delays Some Surgeries Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
Sunny With a Chance of Wild Unpredictability Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writer
When It's Time for Elderly Drivers to Stop Zeke Minaya, Times Staff Writer
Vick Case Shows System's Problems Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Head of Tribal Gaming Panel Resigns Glenn F. Bunting, Times Staff Writer
Canada Considers Copying California's Greenhouse Gas Law Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Victoria de los Angeles, 81; Opera Singer on World Stage Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
He Refuses to Put Down Electric-Powered Pickup Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
2 More Feared Drowned Lance Pugmire and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Mud Pile in La Conchita to Stay Put Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
A case against mass incarceration Barry Krisberg, Special to The Times
Winslet garners two nominations From Reuters
Finally
Stars aren't enough for NBC Susan King
Drug dealers watched 'Wire' From Associated Press
Kadafi opera to open in England From Associated Press
Fox tweaking 'American Idol' to lessen audience erosion Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Boogie-oogie-oogie Gina Piccalo, Times Staff Writer
Hustling pays off PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Children's books honored From Associated Press
The Flying Karamazovs toss around a few ideas Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Think of it as another form of reincarnation Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
An oath and a reunion Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
Republicans just won; is it 2008 already? Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Will Oldham finds a partner for his rhymes Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
Recalling an era of concerto as contest Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
He's a Different Breed of Cat Now J.A. Adande
Bulls Keep Winning as Streak Hits Seven From Associated Press
Reynolds Makes Himself Known Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Suns Tripped Up Again by Pistons From Associated Press
Crawford Is a Wildcat Again From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Third Time Not a Charm Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
A Trying Loss for Clippers Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Eligibility Question Doesn't Stump Texas From Associated Press
NFL Playoffs Sam Farmer
NFL Playoffs Sam Farmer
Featured Matches Second-round matches at the...
Injury Puts Kittles Back in Limbo Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Swing for Big Triple Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Santa Margarita Pulls Together for 62-55 Win Dan Arritt, From Times Staff Reports
Sharp Lisa Shows She Has Game On Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Nolan Agrees to Coach 49ers From Associated Press
Soriano, Rangers Agree to Deal for $7.5 Million From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Powell Makes Impression Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Kuznetsova at Center of Storm Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Price Is Not Right for Seats at a Game Without Bryant T.J. Simers
Injury Will Sideline Bryant Longer Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
It's Not Over for Dunn Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Dixon Is Drawing High Praise Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Floyd Puts Staff at Rest Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Stewart's Arm Is Injured Shav Glick
Apparently He Isn't No. 1 in Manners Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Players' Assn., NHL Executives to Talk Chris Foster and Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Agency Acts to Ensure Pay for Millrose Games Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Bush Rewarded by Black Pastors' Faith Peter Wallsten, Tom Hamburger and Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writers
Avalanche Hunt Ends After One Body Found From Times Wire Reports
Guest Worker Plan in Doubt Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writer
Test for Colon Cancer Called 'Pretty Worthless' From Times Wire Reports
Search in Bering Sea Goes On for 3 Crewmen From Times Wire Reports
Jailed Former Army Doctor to Seek Parole From Times Wire Reports
Inauguration Is Their Brush With History Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
Despite the Skeptics, Greatness Is on Bush's 2nd-Term Checklist Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Released Louisiana Man Is in Seclusion After Threats Scott Gold and Lianne Hart, Times Staff Writers
Brawl Erupts After Funeral for Slain Egyptian Family From Associated Press
U.S. Charges Law Partnership With Age Bias Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
An Apple Keeps the Viruses Away
Pomp and Improper Circumstance ROBERT SCHEER
Pay for What You Want
A Job for Mr. Jobs
Excising Hospital Politics
Next Up, Less Than Zero
Our Tortured Language of War Michael Keane, Michael Keane is the author of the Dictionary of Modern Strategy and Tactics, which will be published by the Naval Institute Press. He lectures at USC's Marshall School of Business.
Accountability in Iraq Prisoner Abuse Scandal
Dealing With Africa's Suffering
One Death in Iraq Speaks for All
Rescuing Families, Saving Children Judith A. Nelson, Judith A. Nelson is the director of Hollygrove Children and Family Services in Los Angeles, a child welfare agency that offers prevention and in-home family support services as well as foster care and residential treatment.
A Rudderless, Leaderless FDA James Guest and Marvin M. Lipman, James Guest is president of Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports; Marvin M. Lipman MD is chief medical advisor at Consumers Union.
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