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What happened on November 19, 2005
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Harold Stone, 92; Busy Character Actor Often Played Villain Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Missionary's Dark Legacy William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Boy Is Killed by 185-Pound Barbell Susana Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Execution Set for Inmate Who Hired a Hit Man From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man Walking on Freeway Is Struck, Killed From a Times Staff Writer
Gunman Sought After Man Slain Outside Bank From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Top Council Post to Garcetti? Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
City Panel Recommends Funds for Expo Line From Times Staff and Wire Reports
'Act Quickly,' Bakley's Kin Advised Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Fight Over Priests' Files Headed for High Court Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Downey Man Is Granted Bond H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
It Was Anything but a Snap Decision Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Founder of Pot Clubs Fatally Shot in Robbery From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Deputies Are Focus of Jail Slaying Probe Stuart Pfeifer and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
School Principal Faces Charges David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
3 Suspects Arrested in Slaying of CHP Officer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ex-Priest Admits Old Sex Charges Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Winds Drive Ventura Wildfire Fred Alvarez and Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writers
China Is Sold on Schwarzenegger Robert Salladay, Times Staff Writer
State Seeks to Block Killer's Defense Tactic Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Has Founder of Crips Earned Right to Live? Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Held in Fatal Shooting Near Carnival Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Lottery's 'Lucky 7': Check, Please Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Blake Held Responsible for Slaying Andrew blankstein and Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writers
Wider 91 Has Inside Track Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Parks Panel Urges State Officials to Block Tollway Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer
Final Spin for Long-Playing Store Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Alaska Women Also Allege Abuse William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
Court Clears Way for Glendale Development Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Officer Jailed in Sex Case Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
The week ahead in Orange County
Rubidoux Women, 2 Kids Are Shot; Boyfriend Sought Susannah Rosenblatt And Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writers
Parking Lots Failing to Pay Taxes, Mayor Says Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Dave Holland, 70; Writer Turned Love for Westerns Into Annual Film Festival Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Murder Suspect Held in '74 Santa Ana Death Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Google Offers Website Sign-Up for Advertisers From Reuters
S&P Hits 4-Year High as Stocks End Up Week From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Microsoft Vows Better Antitrust Compliance From Associated Press
State Posts Tepid Job Growth Bill Sing, Times Staff Writer
Spike in California Gasoline Prices Had External Causes, Panel Says Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Boeing Wins Order From China for 150 Jets From Bloomberg News
PUC Backs 2 Plans to Cut Heating Bills From Reuters
EPA Chief to Propose New Fuel Economy Tests From Associated Press
Vehicle Sales in U.S. Show Improvement From Associated Press
Cisco Sees a Living Room in Its Future Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Also
State Regulators Disconnect Ma Bell From Associated Press
Accord Reached on 'Open Skies' From Bloomberg News
L.A.'s Spyware Lawsuit Disputed Sallie Hofmeister, Times Staff Writer
State OKs PG&E's Upgrade of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant From Bloomberg News
Additional 4,000 Jobs to Be Cut by Ford From Reuters
Former Executive at HealthSouth Convicted From Associated Press
GE Sells Insurance Unit to Swiss Re From Associated Press
UPS Will Raise Delivery Rates in January, Following FedEx Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Jakks Sees Pet Toys as Market With (4) Legs Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Iran Still Not Opening Up to the IAEA Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Bombers Kill 80 in Two Iraqi Mosques Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writer
Food Aid to North Korea Put on Hold From Associated Press
Pupils Return Where Their Peers Have Fallen John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Charles Sues Paper Over China Diary From Associated Press
President-Elect Plans to Meet Rebel Leader From Times Wire Reports
In a Changing China, Bush Seeks to Build on U.S. Ties Peter Wallsten and Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writers
Suspects May Be Hit Men for Drug Gang From Times Wire Reports
U.S. Boosts Pakistan Quake Aid to $510 Million From Associated Press
In Russia, Pro-Democracy Groups Hear Tick-Tick-Tick Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Blasts Also Shattered Illusions Raheem Salman and John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writers
NATIONAL
GOP Senators Block Springsteen Resolution From Times Wire Reports
Tamiflu Declared Safe Despite Deaths in Japan From Times Wire Reports
Call for Troops' Removal Reverberates at Home Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
Four Children Die and Two Are Hurt in Fire From Times Wire Reports
The New Player in Pro Sports Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
2nd Escapee Who Scaled Prison Wall Is Caught From Times Wire Reports
Parks Statue to Grace Capitol From Associated Press
36 Hells Angels Plead Not Guilty in Fatal Fight From Times Wire Reports
House Erupts in War Debate Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Florida Fears Tropical Storm Ken Kaye, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Jewish Group Demands an Exit Strategy From Newsday
Levee Engineers Were Unaware of Pooling Water From Associated Press
Sen. Specter Puts Brakes on Patriot Act Extension Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writer
Free Housing for Victims of Katrina Went Unclaimed From Associated Press
This Parcel Is Dwarfed by Its Price Tag P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Lobbyist Charged in Fraud Inquiry Chuck Neubauer and Walter F. Roche Jr., Times Staff Writers
Senate, House Differences Complicate Spending Bill Richard Simon and Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writers
Boston Church Settles Priest Case From Associated Press
Pentagon Team's War Plan Probed Greg Miller and Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writers
Prosecutor to Take CIA Leak Case Before New Grand Jury Tom Hamburger, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
A watershed ruling
Mining for trouble
The road to common sense
Seoul chooses sides Don Oberdorfer, DON OBERDORFER is a journalist-in-residence at Johns Hopkins University's Nitze School of Advanced International Studies and the author of "The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History" (Basic Books, 2001).
Babbitt's stand on the environment
The fight over Iraq on the home front
Red, blue and green
Conservators for elderly do harm -- and good
The rights of a 'paper Eichmann' D.D. Guttenplan, D.D. GUTTENPLAN, London correspondent for the Nation, is the author of "The Holocaust on Trial" (W.W. Norton, 2001). He is currently writing a biography of I.F. Stone.
What do women want? MEGHAN DAUM, This is MEGHAN DAUM'S first weekly column for The Times.
Economics vs. finance
Fiction into fact into fiction David L. Ulin, DAVID L. ULIN is the book editor of The Times.
SPORTS
It's All in the Risk Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Farmar, Fey Sit Tonight Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
De Vries Gives Atlanta a Win From the Associated Press
Visitors Are the Ones Who Show Up for Showtime Bill Plaschke
Avalanche Extends Duck Losing Streak Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Wade, Heat Too Tough for 76ers From the Associated Press
The Scouting Report Gary Klein
It's Just the Way Bruins Drew It Up
How Can the Ice Be Getting Softer?
Silver and Dreck
Readers Pick a Fight Over Plaschke Column
A Galaxy of Stars
Clipper Message Gets Delivered Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
He Thinks the Valley Has Plenty of Peaks Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
This Might Be an Experience for Dodgers
Old Home Week for Hancock Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Can't Keep Pace With Baylor Mike Terry, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Loyola Rolls Past BYU From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hershiser Decides It's Best to Stay a Ranger Bob Mieszerski, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Absent Players Return to Ice Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
If It's a Longshot, Kobe Will Take It
Pepperdine Makes a Few Waves in Loss to UConn Diane Pucin, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Will Prevue Be Purview of Most Recent Winners? BOB MIESZERSKI
Nash Takes Notre Dame All the Way Lauren Peterson, Steve Galluzzo, Dan Arritt,, From Times Staff Reports
Speedway Recovers From Hurricane Hit Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Coming to a Store Near South L.A. Too J.A. Adande
San Pedro Toughs It Out to Win Title Austin Knoblauch, Special to The Times
Loyola Takes a New Approach Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
San Clemente Holds Down Upland, 27-7 Peter Yoon, Martin Henderson, From Times Staff Reports
Top football performers
ENTERTAINMENT
Woodward joins a decadent dance TIM RUTTEN
Finally
Downloads Chris Lee
Surfacing Chris Lee
Works by masters sold at photo show From Bloomberg News
Moral choices
Director of S.F. museums named Suzanne Muchnic
The sad story of how Sony lost its way
Back in the saddle Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Crowe pleads guilty in assault From Associated Press
What, no tidal wave? Hang on Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
L.A. art scene shines at awards Suzanne Muchnic
Notes of an invisible writer Regina Marler, Special to The Times
Comics' true hero
Back in the saddle Michael McCall, Special to The Times
No humor in slurs
Rare Dylan poems to be auctioned off From Associated Press
Her talent is for putting costumes in a starring role Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
Three films for yuletide: ho-ho-hum Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Reinhardt reverberates in guitar program Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Public TV federal fund use probed Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
No girls allowed in this book club Tara Bahrampour, Washington Post
Zonker doesn't tan, but strip still skewers David Twiddy, Associated Press
SCIENCE
Region of Italy Mapped on Ancient Pottery From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Dinosaur Dung Suggests Wide Range of Grasses From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Beethoven Skull Fragments Point to Lead Poisoning From Reuters
Without Gene, Mice Don't Know Meaning of Fear Alex Raksin, Times Staff Writer
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