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What happened on January 13, 2006
WORLD
Arrest Warrants Issued for Marines in Rape Case From Times Wire Reports
Charges Sought Against Officer at Abu Ghraib By Richard A. Serrano and Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writers
Official Wants Review of Pope Attacker's Release From Times Wire Reports
Iraqi Guilty of Aiding Militants Back Home From Times Wire Reports
President Won't Agree to Questioning on Hariri From Times Wire Reports
Leader Says U.S. Just as Bad on Human Rights From Times Wire Reports
American Among Oil Workers Taken Hostage From Times Wire Reports
At Least Nine Sailors Killed by Rebel Mine From Times Wire Reports
Danish Officers Convicted of Abuse in Iraq
U.S. Approach on India Has Some Crying Foul By Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Europeans Seek U.N. Intervention on Iran By Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Parties Back to Politicking By Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Troops Shore Up Skills By Tony Perry and Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writers
Iraqi Soldiers Blamed in Palace Looting From the Washington Post
Chinese Generals Promise to Bolster Paramilitary Police By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Army Papers Show Abuse Case Closed Without a Full Inquiry From Associated Press
Robertson Apologizes for Remark on Sharon From Associated Press
Hajj Stampede Kills at Least 345 Pilgrims By Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Egypt Frees 164 Emigres From Sudan From Associated Press
Iraq Sunnis Seek Police Jobs After Attack By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Don't blame China
Letting go of La Conchita
Fuel for thought
Dealing with Iran's nuclear ambitions
Judging the hearings on Alito's nomination
Fight gangs with more than police
A sensible change to three-strikes law
Earthquake dangers on Treasure Island
You can reach her at fedup.com By Rosa Brooks
Good lobbyists, good government By Lawrence O'Donnell Jr.
The death penalty doesn't pay By Elisabeth Semel, ELISABETH SEMEL is a professor at UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of Law and director of Boalt's Death Penalty Clinic.
ENTERTAINMENT
'April's Shower' has a bit too much going on By Carina Chocano
License plate fee would add $2 million to arts funding By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
Human nature's pitfalls By Anthony Day, Special to The Times
It's a new year, so get lost By Kate Shatzkin, Baltimore Sun
Hopes high for Ahmanson musical premiere By Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Clooney takes it to the cleaner By Elizabeth Snead, Special to The Times
'Idol'? You sing like a donkey By Anthony Mitchell, Associated Press
'Road' sticks to the familiar Disney path By Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
Light touch, capable cast make comedy life-affirming By Jessica Reaves, Chicago Tribune
Free of everything but the memories of injustice By Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
Creativity Corner
The fundamental things still apply By Al Martinez
The truth about memoirs By Susan Salter Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Nanny's dirty laundry By Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
Happy to be conned by 'Hustle' By Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Fierce movements at Pacific Symphony By Daniel Cariaga, Special to The Times
Her unique fingerprint on the crime genre By Aleksandrs Rozens, Associated Press
Jokes & Riddles
Ted Koppel lines up more gigs By Martin Miller
Beach Boys file $20-million suit By Geoff Boucher
San Francisco's poet laureate From Associated Press
UPN planning Alicia Keys show From Hollywood Reporter
Finally
Julie Roberts as Hanks' wife? From a Times staff writer
Radio's new mantra: 'Let It Snow!' By Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Remakes: Monkey see, monkey redo By John Woestendiek, Baltimore Sun
LACMA receives Ruscha prints By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
To spit is human, to take aim is suspect By Linton Weeks, Washington Post
Theatre Z's 'Shuffle' gets Beckett right By F. Kathleen Foley
A former TV brat confesses all By David C. Nichols
Twisted intrigue at a dinner party By David C. Nichols
'Lookout Boy' By Elizabeth Van Steenwyk, Special to The Times
Is that a D sharp or a shiv? By Maria Elena Fernandez; Lynn Smith
A tale of tragic love in all its luminous, dark beauty By Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
'Hustle' turns out to be just his kind of work By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Ex-Biogen Exec Settles Insider Trading Claims From Associated Press
Toyota Doubles Previous Sales Growth Forecast From Bloomberg News
30-Year Mortgage Rates Slip Further, to 6.15% From Associated Press
Fannie Mae to Go Into Construction Financing From Bloomberg News
Equity Firms May Bid for Borders Group From Reuters
Lockheed's Army Spy Plane Contract Canceled From Bloomberg News
Musicland Files for Bankruptcy Protection From Bloomberg News
Also
Apple Computer Files to Trademark 'Mobile Me' From Reuters
Also
Former MCA Exec Starts Entertainment Library By Meg James
Agilent Picks 'Verigy' as Name of Chip-Test Unit From Bloomberg News
Netflix Settlement With Subscribers Is Delayed From Associated Press
Amy Tan Joins Times as Literary Editor From a Times Staff Writer
BlackBerry to Support Google Messaging From Associated Press
California Law Firms Are Raising Salaries From Bloomberg News
Lifetime Ads Say 'Dump Dish' From Bloomberg News
November Trade Gap Down 5.8% From Reuters
Trader Tapes Excluded From Enron Trial From Associated Press and Bloomberg News
Federated Seeks Bids for Lord & Taylor From Associated Press
Gap Exec Resigns as Sales Slide From Bloomberg News
GM Sells 9.17 Million Vehicles in '05, Stays in Front of Toyota From Times Wire Services
Graboff Named to NBC Post By Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood Studios Rewriting Pay System for Their Talent By John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Boston Scientific Hikes Guidant Bid From Reuters
KB Home, Anschutz to Take Over Planned Hotel, Condo Project Near Staples Center By Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Probe of IBM's Options Made Formal From Associated Press
Stocks' Rally Takes a Breather From Times Wire Services
Critics Say ITunes Is Snooping By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer
Sempra Suit Notice Criticized From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Solar Subsidy Plan Is Passed By Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Starbucks Adding Movies to Its Menu By Lorenza Munoz and Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writers
Tenet to Settle Investor Suits Over Billing By Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Tyco May Be Split Into 3 From Bloomberg News
Farmworkers' Union Leaves the AFL-CIO From Associated Press
Maryland Vote Hits Wal-Mart From Associated Press
NASD Names Successor to CEO From Reuters
UBS Agrees to Settle Market-Timing Claims From Bloomberg News
Briefly From Associated Press
Retailer Sees Holiday Sales Climb From Dow Jones/Associated Press
Yahoo's Nazi Suit Tossed By Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Deadly Jet Crash 8 Miles From LAX
Time, Appeals Running Out for Allen From Associated Press
Arnold Altman, 88; Kept the Futuristic Avanti Alive After Studebaker's Demise By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Captain-less Boat Plows Into Catalina By Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
DWP Starts Work on Owens River Restoration From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Boosting Deficit Is 'the Wrong Direction,' State Analyst Says By Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Ex-High School Coach Sentenced for Sex With Student Athlete, 16 By Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
No Proof Donner Clan Were Cannibals By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Day Two in Huntington Harbour: A Surprise Find
Guerneville Rises to a River's Challenge By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Patricia Hitt, 87; Served Under Nixon, Worked on His Campaigns By Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
25 Laborers Show Up on 1st Day of Burbank Hiring Center By Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Connell Gives Up Donor Funds By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
State Orders Help for Elderly as Medicare Glitches Spread By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar and Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writers
Third Death Tied to Same Illness By Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Housing Bargains, at a Price By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Female Sex Offenders Drawing Increased Scrutiny By Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Episcopal Diocese Loses Bid Over Breakaways From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Abramoff's O.C. Pal: What's He Thinking? By Dana Parsons
O.C. Firefighter Held on Suspicion of Distributing Infant, Child Porn By Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
It's a 'Hurtin' Thing'
Probation Officer Held in Sexual Assault Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gary Rhine, 54; Made Films About Native Americans By Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
For Poor, the Squeeze May Get Tighter By Jeffrey L. Rabin and Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writers
Suspected Car Thief Charged With Murder From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Scores of Police Weapons Are Missing in Long Beach By Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
With a State Park at Stake, Opponents of O.C. Tollway Extension Offer Directions By Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Westly's War Chest: $24 Million By Michael Finnegan and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers
NATIONAL
Flurry of Questions on Couple's Arrest By John-thor Dahlburg, Times Staff Writer
Alito Appears Headed for Senate Confirmation By Maura Reynolds and David G. Savage, Times Staff Writers
Feinstein Seeks Answers on Pentagon Protest Log From Associated Press
Beatings of Homeless Leave 1 Dead By Brian Haas and Jamie Malernee, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Bishops Urge U.S. to Transition Out of Iraq By Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writer
Robbers Hit Same Bank Before, Suspect Says From Times Wire Reports
Skakel's Conviction Said to Be Upheld From Times Wire Reports
Truck Driver Charged in Bus Crash Deaths From Times Wire Reports
Suspect in Reporter's Death Turns Himself In From Times Wire Reports
Best Man Is Sentenced for Honeymoon Blaze From Times Wire Reports
Restaurant Sued Over Shrimp Thrown by Chef From Times Wire Reports
Bush Returns to the Gulf Coast, Puts Good Face on Its Recovery By Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
Executed Man Guilty, DNA Tests Confirm From Associated Press
Earlier Drug Testing on Humans OKd By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Former 'Nightline' Reporter Joins English-Language Al Jazeera By Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
3rd Circuit Colleagues Trumpet Alito By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Liberal Groups Vow to Dig In By Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Foam Seals Could Be a Factor in Mine Disaster By Daniel Wagner and John Riley, Newsday
Padilla Pleads Not Guilty in Miami From Associated Press
University Begins Its Post-Katrina Term By Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
Emotional Moment Gives the Networks a Way Out By Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Rumble in Alaska
SPORTS
Crash Course in Auto Repair
Bryant's Still One Up on James By J.A. Adande, J.A. Adande can be reached at j.a.adande@latimes.com. To read more by Adande go to latimes.com/adandeblog.
Cal State Bans Alcohol at Sports Events From the Associated Press
He's Just Eating Up New Life in Waco By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Pittsburgh Holds Off DePaul From the Associated Press
Maggette's Foot Injury Is Deal-Breaker for Artest By Jason Reid and Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writers
Owner to Sell Boston Land By Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Forward's Condition Improving By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Liang Wows, but Weir Is Weir By Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Wie (79) Is at Her Worst in Hawaii From the Associated Press
Santa Anita Is a Proving Ground By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Top performers
Close-ups By Dan Arritt;martin Henderson;lauren Peterson
Crenshaw Is Pick for Mock Prep Bowl By Eric Sondheimer;martin Henderson;dan Arritt;peter Yoon, From Times Staff Reports
His Development Keeps Accelerating By Eric Sondheimer, Eric Sondheimer can be reached at eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.
Trainer Frankel Looks to Stay Hot With Burning Sun, Urban King By Bob Mieszerski
Showing Their Stingy Side By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Hat Trick Accessorizes King Win By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know Associated Press
Turiaf Picks Los Angeles Over Spain By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Bryant's Finishing Stick By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Pistons Send Message With Sweep of Spurs From the Associated Press
Skier Miller Apologizes for Recent Comments From Times Wire Reports
Who Wins When They Play It Again, Sam? By Sam Farmer
Mularkey Reportedly Resigns as Bills' Coach From the Associated Press
Red Wings Stop Flyers From the Associated Press
Donovan to Coach '08 Team From the Associated Press
Arizona Loses at Corvallis From the Associated Press
It's a Leap for Kwan to Take By Bill Plaschke, Bill Plaschke can be reached at bill.plaschke@latimes.com. To read previous columns by Plaschke, go to latimes.com/plaschke.
Quotebook
Trojans Win by 21 Points on the Road From the Associated Press
Stevens Ready to Take the Reins of New Career By Larry Stewart
Bruins Have Just Enough at the End By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Latest Move by Bush Doesn't Fool Anyone By Gary Klein and Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writers
Healthy Running Backs in Short Supply By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
USC Struggles Early and Late By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Knee Injury Sidelines Forward Recruit By Ben Bolch
Tennessee Is Still Undefeated, 94-85 From the Associated Press
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