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What happened on November 22, 2005
BUSINESS
Wal-Mart Scripts a Response to Movie Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Beverly to Be Acquired by Fillmore From Reuters
'Second Wives' Are Back Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
Also
AT&T, Formerly SBC, to Revive Wireless Brand From Associated Press
Stocks Reap Modest Gains From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Treasury Bill Auction Shows Mixed Results From Associated Press
Leading Indicators Index Increases 0.9% From Associated Press
Campbell Soup's Profit Up 31% on Higher Prices From Bloomberg News
GM Closures to Hit 12 Plants, 30,000 Jobs James F. Peltz and John O'Dell, Times Staff Writers
Google Gives $3 Million to Help Scan Documents From Associated Press
Gas Prices Drop in State, U.S. From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Charges Against Former CIBC Exec Are Dropped From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Internet Ad Sales Rise 34% From Associated Press
Clear Channel to Convert 200 Stations to Digital From Bloomberg News
Fox to Offer Its Films Online Via Movielink From Associated Press
Boeing Shares Climb as It Lands Orders for 787s From Associated Press
Holiday Retail Forecast Raised From Associated Press
'Shorted' Shares Rise to Record on NYSE From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gold May Edge Out Google in $500 Race From Times Staff Reports and Bloomberg News
Sony BMG Sued Over Anti-Piracy Software Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writer
Sprint to Pay $3.4 Billion for Alamosa Holdings From Associated Press
Corinthian Colleges Unit in Florida Subpoenaed From Bloomberg News
Talks to Acquire CSC Are Said to Falter; Its Shares Drop 12% From Reuters
Berkshire Owns Shares in Wal-Mart, Anheuser From Bloomberg News
Oracle's Ellison Will Pay $22 Million to Attorneys From Bloomberg News
State Faults Kaiser Doctors Debora Vrana, Times Staff Writer
Group Makes Offer for National RV Holdings From a Times Staff Writer
Intel, Micron in Joint Venture From Associated Press
Toyota in the Driver's Seat John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Xbox 360's Thrills Are Many but They Don't Come Cheap Pete Metzger, Times Staff Writer
Lockyer Files 2nd Sempra Suit in a Week Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
With Custom CDs, Retailers Hear Cash Registers Jingle Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writer
Designer Perry Ellis Plans to Acquire Gotcha International Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Link Wray, 76; Rebel Guitarist's Power Chord in 'Rumble' Started Rock Music on Its Journey to Punk and Heavy Metal Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Tiny Los Osos Faces Fines, Debt and Infighting Over Sewage Treatment Plant Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
State Won't Pay Hospital for Heart Transplants Alan Zarembo and Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writers
O.C. Set to Make Energy on Small Scale Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writer
Firefighters Kept Busy With 4 Weekend Blazes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
3 Plead Not Guilty in China-Plot Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
405 Ramp in Valley to Reopen Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Ventura Fire Is 95% Contained From Associated Press
Robbery Suspect May Wish He Could Eat His Own Words Steve Harvey, Steve Harvey can be reached at (800) LATIMES, Ext. 77083; by fax at (213) 237-4712; by mail at Metro, L.A. Times, 202 W. 1st St., L.A. 90012; and by e-mail at steve.harvey@latimes.com.
Copter Aid Is Adequate, Officials Say Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Two Deny Plot to Sneak Missiles Into the U.S. From Associated Press
Compton College's Future Remains Clouded Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Boy, 2, Is Killed by Train While Crossing Tracks From Times Staff and Wire Reports
L.A., Union at Odds Over Wage Pact Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Williams' Lawyers Allege Officials Are Smearing Him Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
Camp Pendleton Salutes 2 Fallen Comrades Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Pastor Named in Sex Abuse Case Falls to Death From Associated Press
Marriott Guest Is Arrested in Hotel Fires From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pilot of Downed Plane Is Named Susana Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
A Sudden Takeoff, a Quick Adoption and a Friend Is Lost James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
Man Sentenced to Prison for Telemarketing Fraud From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Winslow Christian, 79; Former Justice on the State Court of Appeal From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Quiet Transition Seen for Top Post on L.A. Council Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Director of Healthcare to Retire Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
School Board to Vote on Arts Campus Plan Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Combined Permit for Dump Nixed Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Escapes Add to Concerns for Sheriff Richard Winton and Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writers
Alfred Anderson, 109; Last Survivor of World War I's 'Christmas Truce' in 1914 From Associated Press
Officer Is Arrested in Fire at Academy Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Living Gets Loftier in Downtown L.A. Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Hugh Sidey, 78; Journalist Wrote About the Presidency From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Seeking a Sweeter Name for Street That Provokes Snickers James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
Forgotten Graves Unearthed Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Campus Greek Life Could Get Islamic Touch Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Man Who Kept Mother in Freezer Is Sentenced From Times Wire Reports
High-Ranking Priest Charged With Assault From Times Wire Reports
Using Olive Branch, Cheney Lashes Foes Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Bans Poultry From British Columbia From Times Wire Reports
'Follow the Screams,' Shooter Reportedly Said From Times Wire Reports
Deputy Fired in Escape of Death Row Inmate From Times Wire Reports
Officials Say Girl Left Freely With Boyfriend After Killings From Associated Press
2 Get Life in Murder-for-Hire Slaying of Sheriff-Elect From Associated Press
Pot Fire That Killed 2 Leads to Conviction From Associated Press
Lobbyist Pleads Guilty in Corruption Probe Walter F. Roche Jr. and Chuck Neubauer, Times Staff Writers
Federal Turkeys Wing It This Year Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
Guantanamo Bay Prisoner Sues U.S. to Get a Bible Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Rumble in the jungle with killer piranha Joe Robinson, Times Staff Writer
Change in Donner plans Hugo Martin
A book to hook you
Feat Of The Week
OK, so you're not wiry
Climbing chronicle takes top honors Mary Forgione
Steelhead
Dunes' abstract beauty Mary Forgione
In praise of one man's silent witness
A hunter of landscapes LOUISE STEINMAN, Louise Steinman is the author of "The Souvenir: A Daughter Discovers Her Father's War."
A book to hook you John Balzar
Wilderness of their own Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
A lupine love story Susan Dworski
Out of the fire Veronique de Turenne, Special to The Times
After dark, no one can see you sweat Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer
Water colors Leslie Carlson
After dark, no one can see you sweat By Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer
Appalachian Trail plates Mary Forgione
Keeping it real -- and dry, to boot Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Attack on Iraqi Family in Van Called Tragic Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Chavez Promises to Link Pipeline to Argentina From Times Wire Reports
Main Bombing Suspect, 2 Others Die in Shootout From Times Wire Reports
Referendum Goes Smoothly, Officials Say From Times Wire Reports
Court Undertakes Major Terrorism Trial From Times Wire Reports
Cartel's Financial Chief in Custody, Police Say From Times Wire Reports
Encouraging Words From Iran From Reuters
Sharon Creates a Centrist Party Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Mongolia Reaps Praise From Bush Peter Wallsten and Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writers
Dread Takes a Toll on GIs in Iraq Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
In Cairo, Iraqi Delegates Call for Troop Pullout Schedule Jailan Zayan, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Use of Romanian Base Is Described From Associated Press
Kashmir Radio Channels Aid, Talk After Quake John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
George Sidelined at Least One Week Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Coach Not Surprised, or Satisfied Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Vikings Kick-Start Their Playoff Hopes From the Associated Press
Mariners Get First Catcher From Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Spurs Hold Off the Kings From the Associated Press
Texas' Aldridge Stands in Way of West Virginia From the Associated Press
McCloskey, London Stay on the Sidelines Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Roster Reshuffle Brings Marchant Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Bush's Plans Won't Hinge on Heisman Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Putting the 'A' in Arizona Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
They Never Had a King's Ransom Helene Elliott
Dodgers Could Take Marlins' Bait Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Colletti's First Major Move Could Be the Real Turkey T.J. Simers
Penn State Makes Jump to No. 3 in BCS Rankings From the Associated Press
Next Move Could Be Up to Moreno Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Bradley to Coach Chivas USA Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Detroit's Fischer Suffers a Seizure From the Associated Press
He's the Clippers' E-Ticket to Stars J.A. Adande
Trojan Screen Saviors David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Dawkins Serves Up Slam Dunk of Quotes Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Laguna Beach Takes Girls' Tennis Title Peter Yoon, Lauren Peterson, Dan Arritt, From Times Staff Reports
Surgery Expected to End the Season for McNabb From the Associated Press
Show Turn Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Weekend box office
Out of politics, Havel plans play From Associated Press
Body count rises in prime time From Associated Press
German genius in the U.S. Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Producer plans to keep old spirit in recast 'Nightline' Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
A wicked read on the biz Paula L. Woods, Special to The Times
Two views of Katrina join for grim picture Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
In a losing race with the zeitgeist PATRICK GOLDSTEIN, "The Big Picture" runs Tuesdays in Calendar. Comments or criticism can be e-mailed to patrick.goldstein@latimes.com.
No blackface at Royal Opera From Associated Press
Tut sequel's audience is second largest Mike Boehm
Some big titles come with small price tags Elaine Dutka, Times Staff Writer
The poignant music of a life racing time Philip Brandes, Special to The Times
The power of fun Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
The door to reform
Risking peace
Plame case is still a source of controversy
Financial advice
School reform turns into a sore subject
Senators are blowing smoke on gas JOEL STEIN
The U.S. role in the Mideast
A Kinky fan
Holes in our jails
Taking another swing at the 'Curveball' story
The dogs that never barked Gareth Evans, GARETH EVANS, foreign minister of Australia from 1988 to 1996, is president and chief executive of the International Crisis Group.
Silver spoons and rusted wrenches Dean Bakopoulos, DEAN BAKOPOULOS' novel, "Please Don't Come Back from the Moon," about the disappearances of unemployed men in a working-class Detroit suburb, will be released in paperback by Harcourt in January.
SCIENCE
HIV Rate Grows in Most of the World Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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