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What happened on October 30, 2005
Business
The Mystery of Philip Morris' Nicotine Inhaler
By Myron Levin
Life Trickling Back Into New Orleans
By Thomas S. Mulligan
HP's IPaq Falls Short Ergonomically
By David Colker
Car Dealer Is Open; Walk-Ins Are Rare
By Thomas S. Mulligan
Construction Contractor, New in Town, Stays Busy
By Thomas S. Mulligan
Card Issuers Get Aggressive in Pushing Out Risky Customers
By Liz Pulliam Weston
Giving Doesn't Require Opening Your Wallet
By Kathy M. Kristof
Few Workers Returned, but Restaurant Is Cooking
By Thomas S. Mulligan
Safe and Boring Are Starting to Look Beautiful
By Tom Petruno
Magazine
I'm Sorry
By Kyle Zirpolo, as told to Debbie Nathan
Dirty Moves
By James Brown
A Space Apart
By Susan Freudenheim
Massaging the Persimmon
By Kent Black
Choice Is Key in Costume Selection
By DAVID WOLLOCK
Hardship City
By Scott Duke Harris
Death Takes a Holiday
By Pamela Freundl Kirst
Channeling Hiram
By Joe Mathews
Star Quotient
By MARK EHRMAN
The Bomb Is Da Bomb
By Dan Neil
Opinion
Sell an organ, save a life
By Russell Korobkin
Pope's September surprise
By John L. Allen Jr.
Homeowner tax breaks are breaking the budget
By Maya MacGuineas
The secret force behind the propositions
By Jamie Court
Playing with parks
By Neal Gabler
A blow to unions might not hurt
By Sherry Bebitch Jeffe
Erasing the line
By Joel Pett
The lariat or the noose
By Bill Whalen
E! doesn't stand for earnings -- unless you're Mo
By JOEL STEIN
Menace in the Mideast
ONE JOKE
Homeless need help, not ACLU
By Jan Perry
Billy, give regard to Broadway
By Brady Westwater
Locations, locations, locations
By DANIEL OKAMURA
Democracy's evil twin
By Jules Tygiel
Saving the second term
Lawmakers stole your vote
By James Q. Wilson
California | Local
Bren Aims to Keep Riches Private
By Jean O. Pasco
Richard Smalley, 62; Nobelist, 'Father of Nanotechnology'
By Thomas H. Maugh II
Huizar Has the Cash and Key Backers
By Steve Hymon
Mayoral Race Foes Are Doing the Math
By Tony Perry
L.A. Unified Seeks Nearly $4 Billion to Build and Repair
By Joel Rubin
Seat on the Aisle Beats One on the Sofa
By Dana Parsons
Pacheco Aims to Reclaim His Lost Job
By Steve Hymon
Angel Fans Can Take Solace in Official County Song
By Steve Harvey
At First a Few Ghosties, Then Happy Hordes
By Steve Padilla
Lack of Tough Competition No Reason to Coast
By Steve Hymon
'Bill' Hootkins, 57; Actor in 40-Plus Films Also Recorded Books
Both Sides Go Trolling for Voters
By Michael Finnegan and Steve Hymon
10 Candidates Compete to Fill the Seat Left Vacant by Villaraigosa
Stakes Are So High, It's Hard to Wait
By Steve Lopez
Marshall Clagett, 89; Expert on Medieval Science, Archimedes
Valley's Orange Line a Hit Out the Gate
By Caitlin Liu and Amanda Covarrubias
4 Fraternity Members Plead Guilty in Student's Death
Gang Uses Deportation to Its Advantage to Flourish in U.S.
By Robert J. Lopez, Rich Connell and Chris Kraul
Taxes, Beach Initiative Top Ballot Issues
By Eric Malnic
Sight Lines at Murder Scene Reexamined
By Matt Lait and Scott Glover
Military Deaths
Gov. Could Still Make Comeback, Davis Says
New Getty Panel to Examine Operations
By Jason Felch and Robin Fields
Dead Men Do Tell Tales
By David Pierson
Development, Open Space at Issue
By Gregory W. Griggs
Teen Guns 2 Down, Kills Self in O.C.
By David Haldane and Daniel Yi
Real Estate
Second-place winners
By Danny Miller
No more mortgage write-off?
By Kenneth R. Harney
Fire preparedness is more than making sure the detector beeps
By James Carey and Morris Carey
A ful recovery for doctor's house
By Ruth Ryon
Casting a cloud on home values
By Mary Umberger
It's not his job to peek under carpets
By Barry Stone
More family-friendly than Westside-trendy
By Helene Lesel
Spending big on questionable causes
By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian
The Strip gets a little more hip
By Ruth Ryon
National
A Place Where Pink Has Special Meaning
By P.J. Huffstutter
Mailman Delivers a Little Normality to French Quarter
By Sam Howe Verhovek
Greyhound Reductions Shrink Transportation Options
By Tim Jones
Solid Conservatives Said to Be at Front of Line
By Warren Vieth
Red-State Seats Tricky Fruit to Pluck
By Ronald Brownstein
Transit Strike Threat Grips Philadelphia
Poll Shows Trust in White House Fading
Quiet Freedom Fighter Makes a Last Journey
By Ellen Barry
7 More Reported Killed in Florida Storm's Aftermath
Caustic Water Spills at Nerve Gas Disposal Site
Ex-Intelligence Agent Caught With Fake IDs
Day After Advisor Is Charged, Washington Exhales
By Tom Hamburger
Fatal Beating Suspect Granted $250,000 Bail
2 Bodies May Have Been Disposed of Improperly
By Maurice Possley and John McCormick
Used '75 Ford, Comes Loaded With John Paul's Accessories: $690,000
Who Talked? It Wasn't the Special Prosecutor
By Richard B. Schmitt
Vast Chemical Dumping Found at Sea
By John Bull
Medical Helicopter Falls Off Hospital Roof
Entertainment
English spoken -- and Spanish heard
By Don Shirley
Kate Bush, reclusive? Actually, she prefers the term 'normal'
By Richard Cromelin
Timely tales of mystery
'Kent's Mask'
By Kay Haugaard
Earning her film stripes
By Steve Hochman
A milestone for semplice's master
By Mark Swed
A play finds its tipping point
By Daryl H. Miller
Liberated from a cult-star fishbowl
By Steve Appleford
A newly graphic 'Candide'
By Scott Timberg
Pluck of the Irish
By Karen Wada
A rapper wields his sense of humor
By Soren Baker
All in support of the arts
Guitar star keeps 'em guesting
By Randy Lewis
Comforts of homeland
By Henry Chu
Commanding respect
By Susan King
Creativity on parade
At last, all rock that glitters here is not old
By Richard Abowitz
New kids on the comic bloc
By Robert Lloyd
Batman films swing into action again
By Susan King
Killers rendered in shades of gray
By Rachel Abramowitz
For men, aging's a Type-A war zone
By Mimi Avins
Bacharach's music has the last word
By Randy Lewis
Beetles, beyond the sum of their parts
By Reed Johnson
Dancing toward darkness
By Lewis Segal
Let the games bedazzle
By Bruce Wallace
Rebirth of a solitary man
By Robert Hilburn
He's on an 'Express' train to controversy
By Agustin Gurza
World
U.S. Priorities Set Back Its Healthcare Goals in Iraq
By T. Christian Miller
Chinese Visitor Gives a Boost to North Korea
By Mark Magnier
Berlusconi Says He Tried to Steer Bush From War
By Tracy Wilkinson
Truck Bombing Kills at Least 25 in Shiite Muslim Market
By Borzou Daragahi
Marines in Okinawa to Be Shifted
Syria Moves to Investigate Assassination
Hurricane Gains Strength, Hits Nicaragua Coast
U.S. Paratrooper, British Soldier Killed
Pentagon Estimates Iraqi Deaths
Magazine Says President Violated Election Law
Church Beatifies 8 Killed in Spanish Civil War
Death Toll Hits 100 in Indian Train Derailment
Israel Hits Alleged Attack Positions Hard
Discontent Brews in Zanzibar
By Edmund Sanders
Big Ben Quietly Undergoes Repairs
Dozens Killed in India Blasts
By Henry Chu
Rio's Most-Wanted Man Is Killed in Police Raid
News
We Will Bury You, Vladimir
By Jim Heintz
New Orleans' Milieu Threatened as Creoles and Cajuns Disperse
By Jeff Donn
Big Boys Drool at Toys and the Chance to Kick a Field Goal
By Donna Gordon Blankinship
Saudi Arabia Is Approved to Join WTO
A Surge of Scams Observed in Hurricane's Wake
By Lara Jakes Jordan
Ecological, Economical Design Under One Roof
By Glenn Adams
WMD Worries Are Stoked by Hyperbole on Terrorist Menace
By Charles J. Hanley
Something's Up Underneath Idaho
By Anne Wallace Allen
With Growth, China Gets NIMBY Attitudes
By Charles Hutzler
Faced With a Crisis, Super Power Kicks In
By Mariana Minaya
A Place to Take a Thrashing -- and Pay for It
By Eric Tucker
Sports
Revolution Gets Past MetroStars
Lineman Justice Recovers Nicely
By David Wharton
Michigan Takes the Steam Out of Northwestern, 33-17
Bruin Defense Never Lost Hope
By Ben Bolch
Sorry About That Is His Chief Statement
By Pete Thomas
The Family Plan Works for Monroe's Guzman
By Eric Sondheimer
Servite Finishes Cubs In a Flurry
By Peter Yoon and Lauren Peterson
Galaxy Closes the Door on Earthquakes
By Grahame L. Jones
Florida Sinks Georgia
The Sun Is Always Shining at Coliseum
By Bill Dwyre
He's Baaaack
By Ross Newhan
Danelo Finally Gets His Kicks
By David Wharton and Gary Klein
Desormeaux Makes the Best of It
By Bob Mieszerski
Trojans Look Good at 30
By Gary Klein
Arizona Holds On to Win on Road
Jail Time Does Griffin Good
Weis Gets New Contract
Patriots Activate Bruschi
Record Means Little to Drew
By Lonnie White and Ben Bolch
Dodger Fans, Think of It as a Heimlich Maneuver
By Bill Plaschke
Jones and Gomez Claim Most of Field
By Bob Mieszerski
Money Is Key With Manny
By Mike DiGiovanna
Hard to Think Blue When Owners Haven't a Clue
By T.J. Simers
Top performers
Riverside Becomes NHL City for Day
By Eric Stephens
Better Late Than Ever
By Lonnie White
THE MATCHUPS
By SAM FARMER
Uneasy Pair Top Chrysler
Kings End Blue Streak
By Lisa Dillman
Heatley Has Four Goals for Senators
Texas Comeback Feels Familiar
Shockey, Mara Shared Special Friendship
By Shaun Powell
Some Experience Required
By Tim Brown
It's a Classic Finish for Saint Liam
By Bill Christine
The Nickel Package
By Sam Farmer
Calhoun's Five Lift Wisconsin
McCourt Fires Away
By Steve Henson
Unbeaten and Untested
By Bob Oates
Perry Suffers a Concussion
By Eric Stephens
Prado Gets a Win, Finally
By Bill Christine
Abdul-Jabbar Hooks Bynum With History
By Steve Springer
Collins Keeps Occidental Perfect
Not a Perfect Ending
By Bill Christine
Stage Shy Faces Males
By BOB MIESZERSKI
8-0 Bruins Put Wow in Race for National Title
By Chris Dufresne
Plenty of Meaning for Lions
By Sam Farmer
Away Becomes Home for College Athletes Displaced by Katrina
By Diane Pucin
Ndong Appears to Have Spot on Roster
By Jonathan Abrams
Books
Working his 40 Acres
By Angela Ards
BESTSELLERS
A couple's uncoupling
By Merle Rubin
DISCOVERIES
By Susan Salter Reynolds
BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS
Mapping out the borderland
By Jonathan Kirsch
FIRST FICTION
By Mark Rozzo
The devil and Mr. Cooke
By Charles R. Cross
Anti-gravity solar system
By Ursula K. Le Guin
'Gazooney' belonged to Grover
By Tom Nolan
An epic of gastronomic proportions
By Marc Weingarten
Travel
Ancient tale transports a 21st century traveler
By Susan Spano
A major dent in the tourism industry
By Vani Rangachar
TOURS & CRUISES
By Maggie Barnett
In Britain: exceptional pub grub
Security is not child's play
By Mary McNamara
The essence of Italy -- inside out
Deal of the week
By R.J. McClure
Cruise lines cope after storm
By Mary Lu Abbott
Oregon sampler platter
By Patricia Connell
Links to sports history at Pebble Beach
By James Gilden
THE SPIRIT OF TOMBSTONE
By Rosemary McClure
Treasure chest of history in Canada
By Sara Benson
Dipping a toe into a new career
By Kathryn Robinson
In London, just the bed and you and a minuscule loo
By James Gilden
Birthday-suit cruises and other surprises
By Arthur Frommer
Sure, that e-mail looks legit, but is it from a 'phisher'?
By James Gilden
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