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What happened on January 17, 2006
WORLD
U.N. Staffers Ordered on Leave in Fraud Probe From Times Wire Reports
Bomber on Motorbike Kills 20 in Afghanistan From Associated Press
Man Who Shot the Pope Found Unfit for Military From Associated Press
Ruling Party Seeks Apology for Airstrike From Times Wire Reports
Premier Quits in a Cabinet Reshuffle From Times Wire Reports
Fourth Person Dies of Avian Flu; Birds Culled From Times Wire Reports
U.S. Keeps Custody of Marines in Rape Case From Times Wire Reports
Cheney Visits Saudi, Egyptian Leaders From Associated Press
Chopper Crash Kills Two Soldiers By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Iran Lifts Brief Ban on CNN in Translation Flap From Associated Press
Israel Seals Hebron Settlements By Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Europeans to Seek New U.N. Action on Iran By John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Electoral Officials Find Few Irregularities By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Empowered in Liberia
U.S.-South Korea Relationship Has Soured By Tyler Marshall and Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writers
Between Officials and Local Bosses, Vendors Claim a Piece of the Pavement By Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
The Pakistan predicament
Promises to keep
Medicare drug program is plain bad medicine
Seeing anti-Semitism in yet another light
A salute to live taps
Real-life aftermath of murder and mayhem
What's good for Chile may be good for U.S.
War's stunning price tag By Linda Bilmes and Joseph Stiglitz, LINDA BILMES, a former assistant secretary of Commerce, teaches public finance at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. JOSEPH STIGLITZ is a professor at Columbia University. He won the Nobel Prize in economics in 2001.
In the dark of space, enlightenment waits By David Grinspoon, DAVID GRINSPOON, curator of astrobiology at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, is the author of "Lonely Planets: The Natural Philosophy of Alien Life" (Harper Perennial, 2004).
The blue line and the border By Allan Mansoor, ALLAN MANSOOR, an Orange County sheriff's deputy, is mayor of Costa Mesa.
Truth and a million little consequences By Joel Stein
ENTERTAINMENT
Adding to mystery of the Black Dahlia By Jim Heimann, Special to The Times
'Hoodwinked' leads the pack
Russian war songs resonate By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Catch this quiet Southern charmer By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Every corner of the Globes
Repeats sweet for 'Desperate,' 'Lost' By Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Erring on the side of elegance By Mimi Avins and Valli Herman, Times Staff Writers
'Brokeback' is high in the saddle By John Horn and Susan King, Times Staff Writers
Everyone wins By Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
KCRW's Harcourt hones 'Monkey's' musical edge By Deborah Netburn, Special to The Times
Recapturing the magic of the bus By Jeff Barnard, Associated Press
Pluto, get ready for your close-up
Court Awards Nazi-Looted Artworks to L.A. Woman By Diane Haithman and Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writers
Steve Kuhn delivers a master class in piano By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Different sex, same city By Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
It's not fun if there's no showoff By Maria Elena Fernandez and Richard Rushfield, Times Staff Writers
Jokes & Riddles
'24' scores even if Chicago doesn't By Scott Collins
After memoir flap, Winfrey picks another From Associated Press
Pete Doherty, out on bail, arrested From Associated Press
Argentine pianist awarded $300,000 From a Times staff writer
Reporter sues NPR and MoMA From a Times staff writer
O'Reilly wants to debate the public From a Times staff writer
Finally
Grab this 'Ring' for a bumpy ride By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
'Do the Coyotes Get the Dog?' By Martha Tolles, Special to The Times
WB adds 'Geek' spinoff to lineup By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Towering Over Retail Rivals By Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Small Company Aims to Soar Above Lockheed to Win Blimp Contract By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
'05 European Car Sales Limp From Reuters
Executive Pay May Get Close Look By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Ford Sales in China Pick Up Speed in '05 From Associated Press
Genentech Halts Trial of Allergy Drug From Bloomberg News
Miners See New Golden Age From Associated Press
Wall St. Wooing Hedge Funds By Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Pegs Cost of Halting Deal From Reuters
Euro Stocks Rise; Asia Indexes Fall From Associated Press
VNU Pondering $8.88-Billion Buyout From Bloomberg News
U.S. OKs Purchase of Flarion From Bloomberg News
Time Warner, Tribune Near Accord on WB By Meg James
TV's Evolution Brings New Profit Squabbles By Meg James, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Northridge Quake Rolls Across L.A.
California Executes Death Row Inmate, 76 By Henry Weinstein and Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writers
Hotel Now Just a Memory By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Two Teenage Boys Are Stabbed Outside Mall From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Battle Builds Over a Coveted Parcel By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Beryl M. Danielson, 94; Fundraiser for L.A. Cultural Events From a Times Staff Writer
Gerald Ford 'Fine,' Has Pneumonia By Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Geese Put Oakland in a Sticky Situation From Associated Press
Arms Now Used Only for Hugs By Rone Tempest and H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writers
Hacker Held in Breach at Naval Base From Reuters
Santa Ana May Increase Its Aid to Dealership By Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
In San Diego, the Mayor's Style Evolves on the Job By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Ron Jessie, 57; Ex-Ram Receiver Played 11 Seasons in the NFL By Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Parade and Truce Honor King By Lynn Doan and Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writers
City Will Aid Car Dealer By Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
Firm Says Process for Shipping Gas Is Safer By Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
The iPod Took My Seat By Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
This Building Has a History of Grave Concerns By Steve Harvey
Different Roster and Uniform, Similar Challenges By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
They Almost Reined In This Parade By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Woman Critically Hurt in Attack by 2 Dogs From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hiker Found Dead Had Drowned, Officials Say From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sewage System Failures Probed By Jia-rui Chong and Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writers
Leonard J. South, 92; Cinematographer Was Camera Operator on Many Hitchcock Classics By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart Pulls the Plug on Valley Site By Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Alito Vote Set for Next Week From Associated Press
Mental Exam Is Ordered for Suspect From Associated Press
2 Murder Suspects Escape Overcrowded Jail From Times Wire Reports
Gasoline Tanker Truck Ignites on City Highway From Times Wire Reports
Mechanic Killed in Jet Engine as People Board From Times Wire Reports
Murder Charge Stands Against Army Officer From Times Wire Reports
State Buys Home Whose Owner Inspired a Classic From Times Wire Reports
Two Men Found Dead in Snow-Covered Lot From Times Wire Reports
President Urges Extension of the Voting Rights Act By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Deserter Was Tired of Running From Associated Press
Gore Calls for an Investigation of Warrantless Spy Program By Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Sex Offender's 'Royal' Pose Foiled by Youths From Associated Press
Fatal Flaws: Why the Walls Tumbled in New Orleans By Ralph Vartabedian and Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writers
Unfinished 1965 Project Left Gaps By Ralph Vartabedian and Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writers
Hurricanes May Be God's Punishment, Mayor Says By Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Paving Reelection Plans With Vows to Ease Traffic By Sam Howe Verhovek, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Picabo Street, 20 Years From Now
Bonds, Clemens on U.S. Roster By Tim Brown; Mike Digiovanna, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Heart Condition Ends Burt's College Career From the Associated Press
Sports Are Loved for a Number of Reasons By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Syracuse Sees End of Streak From the Associated Press
Brand's Return Simply Grand By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Mobley Steps Up Effort By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Emotional Farewell for Dedeaux By Ross Newhan
Ducks' Extra Work Is Wasted By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Good Feud Has Come to an End By Mark Heisler
Folklore's 2006 Debut Is Eclipsed by a Stablemate By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Villa Park Puts Hurt on Colony By Dan Arritt; Mike Kennedy, From Times Staff Reports
Belanger Reinjures His Groin in Practice By Pete Thomas and Chris Foster, Times Staff Writers
A Luxury They Probably Won't Have to Afford By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Get Hot; Shaq, Kobe Cool By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Near-Perfect Parker Leads Spurs to Win From the Associated Press
Francis Is Reinstated by Orlando From the Associated Press
Reports Say Jets Will Hire Mangini as Coach By Gary Klein, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
No Stars in Stripes on This Weekend By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Flyer Road Show Becomes a Revelation, Even to Them By Chris Foster
Canadiens Cool Off Stars, 4-2 From the Associated Press
UFC Plans California Debut By Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Quotebook
Just a Little Pep Talk Gets Odom on the Right Track By T.J. Simers
Loyola Can't Keep Up With Gonzaga From the Associated Press
U.S. Players Renew Hopes in Australia By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
UCLA's Bieniemy Decides to Go Pro By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Francis' Knee Hurt in Trojan Practice By Ben Bolch
No. 5 Connecticut Hands No. 3 LSU Its First Loss From the Associated Press
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