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What happened on January 04, 2006
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Susan Bergman, 48; Wrote of Her Father's Secret Life as a Gay Man From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Evelyn Grubb, 74; Advocated Humane Treatment for POWs of Vietnam Era From the Washington Post
Dark Days for LAX Light Show Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
Aiming High -- and Low -- in 2006 Dana Parsons
Financial Audit Shows Port Area Barely Afloat From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gov. to Start Repaying Schools Evan Halper and Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writers
Sentencing Delay OKd in Haidl Sex Assault Case
Tourism Sets Record, but Spending Trails 2000 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man Who Killed Self After Shootout Identified From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Spending Money Like It's Water at DWP Steve Lopez
Parents Allegedly Party as Boys Are Home Alone From Times Staff and Wire Reports
State Cleans Up After Storms Amanda Covarrubias and Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writers
Mexico Seeks Probe Into Shooting of Man at Border Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
New San Diego Mayor Asks Managers to Quit From Associated Press
Neil Strawser, 78; CBS Newsman Was Based in Washington 34 Years From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hooked on Longhorns J. Michael Kennedy, Times Staff Writer
A Teary Farewell to a Legendary Jockey
City's Border Policy Sparks Outcry Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
Extradition Sought in Man's Death Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Angry Ticket-Holders Threaten Suits Over Canceled New Year's Eve Concert Chris Lee, Special to The Times
On a Scale of Life or Death Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Recent Rain Causes More Damage at Battered Santa Paula Airport Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Four Sue Over Being Videotaped Nude Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
John Leichty, 60; Educator, Advocate for at-Risk L.A. Students From a Times Staff Writer
Young O. Kim, 86; World War II and Korean War Hero, Uniter of L.A. Asian Communities Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
New-wave kosher with Moroccan flair Susan LaTempa, Times Staf Writer
2004 Chateau Soucherie Anjou Blanc S. Irene Virbila
Have we gone blog wild? Avital Binshtock, Special to The Times
Robuchon's genius
Humble roots, striking flavors Russ Parsons, Times Staff Writer
Where life is dolce S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
A fast seafood spectacular Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer
Dark, rich and creamy: California's rising stars Charles Perry, Times Staff Writer
Warmth of Provence Anne Willan, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Abramoff Reached Beyond the Limits Faye Fiore and Martha Groves, Times Staff Writers
State Approves the Use of Medical Marijuana From Times Wire Reports
School Board Drops 'Intelligent Design' From Times Wire Reports
First Joyful News, Then a Tragedy About Miners Jonathan Peterson and Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Wants Lawsuits by Detainees Thrown Out From Times Wire Reports
Smoke and Wariness Hang in the Air Lianne Hart, Times Staff Writer
Lobbying Plan Was Central to GOP's Political Strategy Janet Hook and Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writers
New Spokane Mayor Takes Oath of Office From Times Wire Reports
Former Force on Capitol Hill Admits Fraud Walter F. Roche Jr. and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
The Heat Is Now on Ohio Rep. Ney Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
More Aid to Go to High-Risk Areas Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Two Studies Show Statins Don't Cut Cancer Risk Delthia Ricks, Newsday
BUSINESS
Miniature Cattle Breed Interest From Associated Press
Acquisition to Unite Rival Valet Parking Companies' Fetching Females Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
Salons Are Catering to Men Who Want More From Associated Press
J&J Reports Two More Natrecor Recipients Died From Bloomberg News
Manufacturing Gauge Hints at Slower Growth From Reuters
Microsoft to Test Patch for Flaw in Windows From Associated Press
Stocks Rally on Rate Hopes Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Also
Rates on Short-Term T-Bills Rise in Auction From Associated Press
U.S. Gasoline Prices Inching Up Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Motorola Unveils Radio Service for Cellphones From Associated Press
BASF Bids for U.S. Chemical Firm From Reuters
End to Tightening Near, Minutes Show, but How Near Is Unclear From Bloomberg News and Times Staff Reports
Walgreen Profit Rises on Generic Drugs From Bloomberg News
Also
L.A. Attorney Named SEC General Counsel From Bloomberg News
Number of Companies Lifting Dividends Is Up From a Times Staff Writer
Thomson's Technicolor to Install Digital Gear in Century Theatres From Bloomberg News
Rambus in License Deal With Advanced Micro From Bloomberg News
4 Firms to Settle Charges of Overbilling the Government Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Vineyards Escape Major Rain Damage From Associated Press
U.N. Blocks Caviar Trade Pending Data on Sturgeon From Associated Press
Securities Suits Down in 2005, Study Says Molly Selvin, Times Staff Writer
DirecTV to Unveil Portable Player Service From Reuters
Seeking Insurance for Young Adults From Associated Press
Dow Jones CEO to Step Down in Shake-Up Walter Hamilton and Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writers
Concert Revenue Suit Against Clear Channel to Go to Trial From Associated Press
Allergan Wins Ban on Generic From Bloomberg News
Ruling Backs Calpine on Pacts From Times Wire Services
Amstar Group to Buy Hilton Pasadena Hotel Roger Vincent
ENTERTAINMENT
Mozart inquiry comes to a head William J. Kole, Associated Press
Weekend box office
Elvis' birthday is big in Memphis Richard Cromelin
'The Accidental' named top novel From Associated Press
A trip down Penny Lane Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
When your television screen is the stage Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Louvre draws record crowds From Associated Press
A light touch Scott Timberg, Times Staff Writer
Seacrest will tread the red carpet for E! From Associated Press
His life in chocolate was not always smooth Anthony Day, Special to The Times
Thompson's widow to edit new magazine From Associated Press
The starlet, the wizard, and the buzz Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Rain on Rose Parade is OK for KTLA Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Carolla takes the shock jock guard Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Where Ibsen left off Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
654 Migrants From Sudan to Be Deported From Times Staff and Wire Reports
U.S. Aircraft Bomb Iraqi Family After Drone Detects Possible Threat Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
Peru Seeks Extradition of Ex-President Fujimori From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fugitive Serb Drew Pension Until Recently From Reuters
Palestinian Campaigning Begins Amid Uncertainty Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Researcher Says Scientist Forced Her to Give Eggs
Scores Feared Dead in Indonesian Landslide From Times Wire Services
Iran Says It Will Restart Nuclear Fuel Research Maggie Farley and Tyler Marshall, Times Staff Writers
Chavez Pledges Support to Bolivia's Evo Morales From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CIA Gave Iran Bomb Plans, Book Says Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Afro-Colombians Driven Off Land in Cocaine War Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Kansas Surprises Texas From the Associated Press
USC Could Try a Rope to Hold This Longhorn Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Raiders Dismiss Turner After Two Poor Seasons From the Associated Press
Pepperdine Falls to Oklahoma State Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Reach a Low Five Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Dunleavy Feels Different About Break in Schedule Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Rockets End Slump With Outburst From the Associated Press
It's Time to Take Inventory Diane Pucin
Niedermayer Questionable After Concussion Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Soccer King in Carson Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Strong Rebound Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Clock Ticks on Draft Decisions Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Defense Will Be the Key to Upset JAMES STREET, James Street was 20-0 as Texas' starter in 1968 and '69, the only quarterback in Longhorn history to win every game he started.
Is Carroll the Man With the Plan to Stop Young? Chris Dufresne
Linemen and Receivers Have Difficult Matchups Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Being on the Road Isn't a Problem MICHAEL HUFF, Texas' Michael Huff is a senior All-American safety. He e-mailed The Times on Tuesday, writing about the Longhorns' preparations and his pregame routine.
Make Room for Granddaddy
End of This Story Has a Title David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Evening Kickoff Means a Long Day OSCAR LUA, Oscar Lua, USC's starting middle linebacker, is a fourth-year junior from Indio. He talked to Times staff writer Peter Yoon on Tuesday about his game-day routine and the build-up to today's Rose Bowl.
Trophy Isn't Special Case for Trojans J.A. Adande
Odom Is Waiting on Olympics Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Marquette Stuns Connecticut From the Associated Press
Injured Players' Status Gets Murky Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Crosby's Montreal Debut Is Memorable From the Associated Press
Correct Change Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
How They Match Up: No. 1 Usc Vs. No. 2 Texas
SuperSonics' Weiss Fired After 13-17 Start From the Associated Press
Penn State Finally Gets Its Kick Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Danelo Preparing for Last-Second Kick Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Selvin Young to Get the Start Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Cushy Numbers Hans Tesselaar
Anaheim May Plan on Angel Move Bill Shaikin, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Shotgun Offense Gives Young Plenty of Options Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Virginia Tech Says Vick to Be Punished From the Associated Press
What Price Loyalty? Bill Plaschke
The Cosby Show Is Back in L.A. Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
His Happiest Place on Earth Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Note to ABC: More Game, Less Graphics Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
Team Is at Its Best in Big Moments MARCUS ALLEN, Marcus Allen, who in 1981 became USC's fourth Heisman Trophy winner, was college football's first 2,000-yard rusher and set 14 NCAA records. He played 16 seasons for the Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs and in 2003 was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Five Keys To The Rose Bowl
Two Head Coaches Prove Nice Guys Don't Finish Last David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
BCS title games Jim Barrero
In a Close Game, Simpson Made the Big Impression 1967 GAME, Times Staff Writer
Rose Bowl Viewers' Guide Larry Stewart
Results, most valuable players
UCLA Kicker Pleads Not Guilty Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
One Flinging Badger Made Trojans Sweat Jim Murray
Young, Texas Have More Byte Houston Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
A healthy strategy
Policing the talkies
A clear mind and a bargain coffin ERIN AUBRY KAPLAN
Giant problems
Domestic spying: the enemy within
The Pressure
The price of coal Bathsheba Monk, BATHSHEBA MONK's first collection of stories will be published by Farrar, Strauss & Giroux in May.
Examining psychiatry
After the storm
The spy plan's spoiler
Does self-help really help?
She didn't play favorites
Arrivederci, democracy Graham Allison, GRAHAM ALLISON, director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, was assistant secretary of Defense from 1993 to 1994.
The lesson Jack Abramoff taught me Doug Bandow, DOUG BANDOW'S commentaries and essays will be published in two collections by Town Forum Press in 2006.
AUTOS
These are worth the drive DAN NEIL, Automotive critic Dan Neil can be reached at dan.neil@latimes.com.
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