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What happened on March 14, 2006
BUSINESS
A CEO's Passion for Papers James Rainey and Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writers
Capital One Financial to Buy North Fork Bancorp From Reuters
Fastow's Credibility Assailed on Stand Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Rise Modestly, Helped by Takeovers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Southwest Raises Fares to Offset Costs From Reuters
Pump Prices Continue to Rise in State, Nation From Times Staff and Wire Reports
New York Times to End Daily Stock, Bond Lists From Bloomberg News
Briefly
Survey: 30% of Firms Plan to Boost Staffing From the Associated Press
U.S. Steps Up Probe of Chrysler Vans, Trucks From Bloomberg News
Also
Mexico Strikes Oil Under Sea From Dow Jones/the Associated Press
Airbus Eyes a Plant in China From the Associated Press
Banks Pledge Fixes for Derivative Market From Reuters
Google Lets Publishers Sell Digital Books From Bloomberg News
Drinks, Not Dogma: Cuba Seeks New Russian Party Ties From Reuters
Conservative Groups to Boycott Ford From the Associated Press
Guidant Cautions Doctors on Defibrillators From the Associated Press
Toyota to Build at Subaru Plant From Bloomberg News
Casino Operator Pinnacle to Buy Tropicana's Parent From Reuters
Marsh & McLennan Settles Probe From Reuters
Apple Pays CEO Jobs $1 in Salary, No Bonus From Bloomberg News
Fannie Finds More Accounting Errors From the Associated Press
SEC: Manager Spent Clients' Money Lavishly From Reuters
Customs Apology on Drug Seizures Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Interest Rates Rise in Treasury Auction From the Associated Press
Times Trims Stock Tables, Expands Business Coverage
Newspaper Chain to Be Dismantled Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
USC Students to Advise Small Businesses in L.A. Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Drug Companies Revisit Ad Campaigns From the Associated Press
Kmart Settles Suit Over Access Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
Generic-Drug Firm Watson Plans to Buy Rival Andrx Jack Robinson, Times Staff Writer
Comcast May Buy Rest of E Network From Reuters
Loss Deals Big Blow to JetBlue James Bernstein, Newsday
The Breaking News Is Bad for San Jose Mercury News David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
FDA Approves Abbott's Blood Glucose Meter From the Associated Press
Blockbuster Ex-CEO in Deal for Jamba Juice From the Associated Press
SCIENCE
Drug Is Found to Unclog Arteries Denise Gellene, Times Staff Writer
Stardust Mission Finds `Fire and Ice' Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Mom Was Son's Booster During Gang Rape, Authorities Say Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
TV Game Show Host, Wife Killed Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Marines Expected to Release 1968 Deserter Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood Adds Realism to Drill
Compromise on Public Works Plan Still Elusive Jordan Rau and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers
Huntington Condo Scam Mastermind Dies Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Sheriff's Fired Aide Expects Added Indictment Today Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Greening of State's Chemicals Suggested Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
Memorial Service Set Thursday for Delbert E. Wong
Indicted Private Eye Could Face More Suits Greg Krikorian and Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writers
O.C. Sex Assault Trio Reportedly Rejected Offer of Shorter Term Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
UCLA Biologist Ousted as UC Senate Chairman From Times Staff Reports
Mayor Pledges $51 Million to Build Affordable Housing Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Girl Admits to Lying About Being Raped at O.C. School Stephen Clark, Times Staff Writer
New Twist in Race for Congress Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Courtesy IDs for Sheriffs' Donors Worry Supervisors Stuart Pfeifer and Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writers
Woman Gets 16 Years in Prison in Plot to Kill Her Soldier Husband From a Times Staff Writer
Enclave Fears Identity Is on the Block John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Maureen Stapleton, 80; Character Actress Won Tony, Emmy, Academy Awards in 50-Year Career Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Informant Says He Saw Al Qaeda's No. 2 Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
For Now, L.A. River Walk Best Done by Chopper Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
County to Award Ambulance Pacts After 2 Years of Lobbying Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
Deal Reached in Franciscan Sex Abuse Suits Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
County May Seek Bond to Fix Jails Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Principal Says She Got an Offer She Couldn't Accept Tanya Caldwell, Times Staff Writer
Four Killed by Trucker, Jury Is Told Susannah Rosenblatt and Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writers
NATIONAL
Rebels and Rifts at Rock Hall of Fame From the Associated Press
New Orleans Mayoral Hopeful Visits Texas Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Abu Ghraib Guard Says He Followed Orders From Times Wire Reports
Debris Is Cleared for Sept. 11 Memorial From Times Wire Reports
Taking Stock of Iraq, Bush Strikes a Cautionary Tone James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Censure of Bush Is Debated From the Associated Press
Concerns Raised Over FBI Computer Upgrade Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Wind-Driven Infernos Char Texas Panhandle Lianne Hart, Times Staff Writer
Theatrics Open N.Y. Mafia Trial Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
Survivors Dig Out From Tornadoes' Devastation Stephanie Simon and P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writers
Bird Flu Strain Expected to Land in U.S. This Year Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Florida Republicans Urging Rep. Harris to Leave Senate Race From the Associated Press
Governors on Divergent Paths to Control Health Costs Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Bush Says Times Article Revealed Data on Combating Bombs From a Times Staff Writer
Moussaoui Case Is Latest Misstep in Prosecutions David G. Savage and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
Alabama Animal Tests Positive for Mad Cow Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
Judge Halts Moussaoui Terror Trial Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
This Mid Doesn't Declare It's Major Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Stoudemire Suffers Setback From Times Wire Services
For Him, Golfing and Gambling Is Child's Play T.J. Simers
Kaman Is All Aboard in Win Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Kings Can't Handle Sharks Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Iginla Helps Flames Regain Division Lead From the Associated Press
Collison Creating Options With Steady Improvement Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Nets Overcome Yao, Rockets From the Associated Press
Bryant Criticizes Himself Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Chaney Retires After 24 Seasons at Temple From the Associated Press
Washburn Still Doesn't Like How It Ended Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Redskins Sustain Shopping Spree From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Shootouts Become Sticky Situation Helene Elliott
Playoffs Are Part of the Plan Jason Reid
Martinez Powers Venezuela Past Puerto Rico From the Associated Press
This Belgian Is Vanilla, but Her Game Is Not Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writer
Tabs Kept on Seo From a Distance Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
He's Ready to Throw His Weight Around Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Carlyle Lauds Team's Offensive Involvement Joel Greenberg, Times Staff Writer
Floyd Is Happy With Progression Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Thomas Silent on White Sox From the Associated Press
Agassi Loses His Pace Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Pac-10 Women Get 6 Bids Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Korea Puts U.S. Back in Peril Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
$22-Billion Railway Projects Are Announced From Times Wire Reports
30 Iraqi Police, Civilians Killed Louise Roug and Raheem Salman, Times Staff Writers
President Promises Free Hospital Care for Seniors From Times Wire Reports
Special Suds on Tap From the Kitchen Sink From Times Wire Reports
Golf Game May Force S. Korean Premier to Walk From the Associated Press
Peres Meeting Ends Ban on Abbas From the Associated Press
Gangs Celebrate as Army Exits Rio Slums From Times Wire Reports
Protest of Jobs Law Continues in Paris From the Associated Press
Chief of Hussein's Secret Court Testifies Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Premier Warns Taiwan Against Pursuit of Independence Ching-Ching Ni and Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writers
Leftist Party Gains in Mexico State Election Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
Milosevic's Family Wages Political Fight Over Burial Alissa J. Rubin and Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writers
Mercury Hit All-Time Winter High in Canada From the Associated Press
Going All the Way -- to Jail Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Iran May Finally Be Ready to Talk John Daniszewski and Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writers
ENTERTAINMENT
Vargas back on anchor duty Matea Gold
'Fidelio' at Met gets a fill-in From the Associated Press
Weekend box office
Finally
Getty Center to devote more space to photography Suzanne Muchnic
`Oops' moments; lessons learned Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
Connery is OK after surgery From Reuters
Bidding `Good Night' with some humor Susan King, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Critics Circle picks its favorites Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Revolutionary ideas are afoot PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Taking a walk out of `Park' Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Proulx pens tirade over `Crash' Oscar From a Times staff writer
As Film Nears, Publisher Goes Into `Da Vinci' Mode Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
The emotions resound Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Korn has regrouped and is ready to vent Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
`Ring of Fire' musical unlikely to be cashing in From Reuters
Judge says Farrell may proceed with sex tape suit From the Associated Press
You are killing us! Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writer
Compared with politics, comedy's easy Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
A timely reappearance for Malle's `Phantom India' Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
OPINION
'08 in '06
Norton leaves public lands in a mess
Which way in Venezuela?
Two sides on the Israeli fence
Solutions for dealing with problem students
Teaching Sudan a lesson Jason Miller, Adam Sterling and Adam Rosenthal, JASON MILLER and ADAM STERLING are the co-chairs of the University of California Sudan Divestment Taskforce (ucdivestsudan.com). ADAM ROSENTHAL is the student regent for the University of California.
Bratton's on the job when he's out of town
You're so fired! JOEL STEIN
A climate change of heart Eugene Linden, EUGENE LINDEN is the author of "The Winds of Change: Climate, Weather and the Destruction of Civilizations."
Death of a demagogue
Da Vinci code of justice
Justice denied at The Hague? Lawrence Douglas, LAWRENCE DOUGLAS is a professor of law, jurisprudence and social thought at Amherst College. His book about the Milosevic trial will be published by Princeton University Press.
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