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What happened on January 02, 2006
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Compton Killings Highest in Years Megan Garvey, Times Staff Writer
Competing, Winning and Having a Ball Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Voters Seek to Block Sludge Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Judith Stark, 96; Former Dancer Began Arts Foundation, Experimental Theater Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Keeping a Rosy Outlook Anna Gorman and Lynn Doan, Times Staff Writers
Storm Pummels Southland a Day After North Is Swamped Charles Piller and Lee Romney, Times Staff Writers
Holiday closures
Holiday Closures
Holiday closures
USC Rally Hands Duke Its First Loss
Younger Schuller Plans a 'Next Level' for Ministry Dan Weikel and William Lobdell, Times Staff Writers
San Diego Mayor Has New Power, Same Old Problems Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Off-Duty Officer Killed on Highway From a Times Staff Writer
1 Killed and 1 Wounded in 2 Police Incidents From a Times Staff Writer
Party People Stand Behind Cancellation Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Chain-Reaction Crash Kills Officer, Motorist From Associated Press
Local Activist Ponders a Wider Role in Long Beach Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
Medi-Cal Cut Threatens Poor, Disabled Carla Rivera and Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writers
Schuller Hands His Son Keys to Crystal Cathedral William Lobdell and Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writers
HEALTH
11 weeks to train for a 26.2-mile run Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Slow and steady gains the least Sally Squires, Special to The Times
Surgery best when heart drugs fail From Times wire reports
Broader boosters Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
Vitamin-rich diet may help vision From Times wire reports
Vitamin D found to be cancer foe From Times wire reports
Cutting stroke risk in sickle cell cases From Times wire reports
Customize crunches for a slimmer silhouette Karen Voight
Pilates, ballet and yoga work as one Jeannine Stein
A sore throat that stays Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
Coaching helps little during birth Susan Heavey, Reuters
Get the message? Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
A twist in pain relief Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
Brazil nuts are rich in selenium Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon, The People's Pharmacy
As fears of flu thrive, so do pills and promises Charles Piller, Times Staff Writer
From hospital to home, safely Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
Bitters weak as a digestive aid Elena Conis
BUSINESS
Decline of the In-Flight Meal Leaves Airline Caterers Hungry James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart Sales May Come In at Low End From Associated Press
The Week Ahead
Tracking Car Firms' Strategies for 2006 John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
200,000 New Jobs Estimated for December From Bloomberg News
Corporate Scorecard: Add One, Subtract One From Times Wire Services
Suit Tests SEC Rule on Hedge Funds Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Scanner Maker Navigates Homeland Security Labyrinth Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Cars for the Young Take a Detour Adam Geller, Associated Press
Corning Offers Plan for Claims From Bloomberg News
ENTERTAINMENT
Hostile stay at scary 'Hostel' Susan King
Postmodern meditations of a ceramic sculptor Scarlet Cheng, Special to The Times
The relativity of time, as another year slips away AL MARTINEZ
Prediction: It'll be show business as usual in '06 James Bates, Times Staff Writer
Diverse ideas from on high Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Acting up just goes with the territory PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Ordinary people, unusual moments Carmela Ciuraru, Special to The Times
Spreading a mystic's message of respect Lynne Heffley
Is the world ready for kevinfederline.com? Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
With skated purpose Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Going to Extreme Measures Steven Barrie-Anthony, Times Staff Writer
U2's Bono says activism takes a toll From Associated Press
Tracing Myanmar's tragedy, glamour Veronika Ruff, Associated Press
Hat's off to pope's sense of style Daniela Petroff, Associated Press
SPORTS
Civil Wrong Turned Right David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Respect Would Be Sweet for Them Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Byrd Ready to Soar Again Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Police Seeking Clarett After Armed Robbery From the Associated Press
Thrashers Stay Hot, Beat Capitals, 5-2 From the Associated Press
Cassell Clips It in Bud Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Victory Gives Ducks Satisfaction Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Dunleavy Works to Stay Positive Jason Reid
Belanger Must Rest His Injury Chris Foster; Jonathan Abrams
'Silver Is Golden on the Turf Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
It's No Surprise: Young Is the Key OSCAR LUA
Defense Isn't Overconfident MICHAEL HUFF
Today's bowl games Lonnie White
Tight End Justifies Means Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Tonight MIKE TERRY
Buccaneers Clinch; Saints at Road's End From the Associated Press
Panthers Clinch Playoff Spot With Rout From the Associated Press
Portis Leads Playoff Charge From the Associated Press
Firing of Capers Is Expected From the Associated Press
Stanford Routs UCLA for Sweep Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
New at Starbucks: the Asphalt Frappuccino Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Can't Blame Bryant for It Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Alexander Gets a Record and a Title From the Associated Press
Quotebook
Eyes of Defense Are on Bush Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
The Crawl of the Wild MIKE PENNER
Ahead of Their Time Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Vikings Fire Tice After Win From the Associated Press
Jackson Plays It Safer and Starts Walton Over Wafer Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Bettis Excels to Carry Steelers Into Playoffs From the Associated Press
Even the Defense Is Bigger in Texas Now Chris Dufresne
The Crawl of the Wild Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Fiesta Could Be Rare Gem Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Defense Leads Way for Heat in Victory From the Associated Press
Jet West, Perfect So Far, Faces Test in El Conejo BOB MIESZERSKI
Chiefs Give Vermeil a Big Send-Off From the Associated Press
USC's Fab Five Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Flutie's Surprise Is Quite the Kick From the Associated Press
Colts Give Dungy a Nice Welcome Back Present From the Associated Press
Traore Leads No. 18 Purdue to an Upset From the Associated Press
Several Veterans Will Fight in Farewell Bouts STEVE SPRINGER
Suing Over Statistics Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Ahead of Their Time Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Mayhem Across Iraq Leaves 15 Dead and Dozens Wounded From Times Wire Services
Zapatista Chief Gets Tour Rolling From Reuters
Prisoners Skip Lunch to Aid Drought Victims From Times Wire Reports
Heavy Rain, Snow Lash Quake Zone From Times Wire Reports
Australian Fires Burn Residences From Associated Press
Spanish Tradition Goes Up in Smoke, but Not in Bars From Times Wire Services
Sharon Gets Tough With Organized Crime From Times Wire Reports
Amid 'Terrorism, Nihilism,' Benedict Seeks Path to Peace Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Russia's Image at Risk in Dispute Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Economy in Iraq Goes in All Directions Borzou Daragahi, Paul Richter and Doug Smith, Times Staff Writers
Fundamentals of Politics Challenge Iranian Leader Nahid Siamdoust, Special to The Times
Courting Americans to Win David Holley, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Official Cites Need for More Bird Flu Readiness From Times Wire Reports
2 Killed, 1 Missing After Avalanches in 2 States From Times Wire Reports
Teen Who Went to Iraq Returns Home to Family From Times Wire Reports
Bloomberg Is Sworn In for 2nd Term as Mayor From Times Wire Reports
President Pays a Visit to Wounded Troops Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Bush Says Terrorism Warrants Spying in U.S. Walter F. Roche Jr. and Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writers
Philadelphia Mummers Parade Is 10,000 Strong From Times Wire Reports
Presidential History Lesson on the Value of Building Consensus Ronald Brownstein
Wildfires Fan Out Around Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico From Associated Press
Safety in Storms Now No. 1 Selling Point Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
Justices Get Case Where Death Row, DNA Collide David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Sony Draws Reproach Over Graffiti-Style Ads David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Evolving resolving MEGHAN DAUM
Hungry for secrecy
Election showed who wields power
Too many guns
Biblical message not lost in translation
Airline snafu was bound to happen
A fleeting fee freeze?
Hollywood's take on terrorism
Make school the place to be
This is no sport
The politics of troop cuts Leslie H. Gelb, LESLIE H. GELB, a Pentagon official in 1968, is president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Makeover for a grande dame
Beating the 'curse' of natural riches Nancy Birdsall, NANCY BIRDSALL is the founding president of the Center for Global Development (www.cgdev.org.)
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