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What happened on November 17, 2006
NATIONAL
Foul state of affairs found in feedlots Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
New Orleans' fees will kill jazz funerals, suit says Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
State moves to cut mercury emissions From Times Wire Reports
Challenger concedes in House race From Times Wire Reports
Party gets a rocky start Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
States may vote earlier Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
Fla. delves into Foley messages From the Associated Press
Life sentence in writer's killing From Times Wire Reports
Man pleads guilty in helicopter scam From Times Wire Reports
Virus strikes 700 aboard cruise ship From Times Wire Reports
Family-planning head leads anti-contraceptive group Christopher Lee, Washington Post
Guantanamo hearings `shams,' lawyers find From the Associated Press
Forensic dentist faces drug charges From Times Wire Reports
No smoking in casinos after all? From Times Wire Reports
N.C. tornado kills at least 8 David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
Pelosi's early setback has her party on alert Janet Hook and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
2 arrested in attack on suspect in court From the Associated Press
IRS may have your tax refund From the Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
A `Modern' geisha's life behind closed doors Lael Loewenstein, Special to The Times
Cosmetics to make you blush Samantha Critchell, Associated Press
Dad holds hope for imprisoned son AL MARTINEZ
Upshaw begins cancer treatment From the Associated Press
'Breakfast' back for Beatles fans Randy Lewis
Spain to exhibit 400 Picassos From Reuters
Bill aims to stop Barnes art move Christopher Knight
Solzhenitsyn works being published in Russia From the Associated Press
Fleming's Bond a spy with impeccable timing Clancy Sigal, Special to The Times
The brainless behind all of the hype Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
Streisand's critics can't rain on her parade Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
Ambition takes Estevez's `Bobby' only so far Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
It's a whole different animal Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
A culture broken, bereft Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
Finally
Conflict amid war upheaval Philip Brandes, David C. Nichols, Charlotte Stoudt
No excuse for the jumble that is `Alibis' Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
An Italian castle for Cruise, Holmes From the Associated Press
Warhol's Mao fetches record price From the Associated Press
Fleet `Happy Feet' taps into issues too Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
New black eye for Angelina Jolie film From the Associated Press
`Iraq in Fragments' amounts to ravishing portrait Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Easing her pain by baring no malice Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
Agent provocative Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Design exhibit loses its thread Christopher Hawthorne, Times Staff Writer
Chalk one up for candor Charles McNulty, Times Staff Writer
Swallowing indignities in a sallow world Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
365 plays, one day at a time Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Dublin troupe delivers flawless `Godot' F. Kathleen Foley, Special to The Times
Herrera takes a look at Herrera Valli Herman, Times Staff Writer
Documentarian slips into everyday Iraqi life Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Sunni cleric's arrest sought Louise Roug and Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writers
Colombia issues arrest warrants for lawmakers Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
More troops may be headed for Darfur From the Associated Press
5 American troops killed, military says Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
Witnesses take a ride downtown Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
Civilian convoy hijacked; up to 14 abducted From the Associated Press
Bush arrives in Vietnam for trade talks James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Friend of 9/11 hijackers guilty of aiding plot Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
India nuclear deal advances Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
French could elect their first female president From the Washington Post
Marine gets 21 months in slaying of Iraqi man Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Joke is on the pope, but the Vatican is not amused Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
A city with many identities, and none Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Bill seeks to maintain convictions after death From the Associated Press
Taco Bell switching to trans-fat-free cooking oils From the Associated Press
Stocks extend rally on economic data From the Associated Press
GM plans discounts; Ford extends loan offers From Bloomberg News
Energy costs drive down price index From Reuters
EMI Music, Gotuit agree on video licensing pact From the Associated Press
Also
SEC chief: New rules will reduce compliance costs From the Associated Press
Citigroup-led group wins stake in Chinese bank From the Associated Press
Scaling the heights Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writer
Despite scandal, HP's earnings quadruple Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer
WTO set to resume trade talks From Reuters
30-year fixed-rate mortgages fall to 6.24% From the Associated Press
A board link to option timing Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Vivendi profit more than doubles on one-time gain From the Associated Press
U.S. antitrust official defends AT&T decision From the Associated Press
Ex-loan executive fined over stock tips From Bloomberg News
New concerns on Amgen drug From Bloomberg News
Small-car sales in state are picking up speed John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Southwest tops in total passengers From Bloomberg News
NetZero to offer DSL service in Verizon deal From Bloomberg News
Wet Seal swings to a profit on autumn sales From the Associated Press
Skilling bound for Minnesota prison From the Associated Press
Genentech drug wins expanded approval From Reuters
Starbucks profit falls for first time since 2001 From Bloomberg News
Fox Interactive head who drove acquisitions resigns Chris Gaither and Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writers
Reader's Digest to be bought by investment group From the Associated Press
Advisory firms raided in FBI bid-rig probe E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Clear Channel to be sold for $18.7 billion Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Profit up at Sears as sales tumble From the Associated Press
NBC cable veteran to oversee Discovery Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Wage bill will hurt L.A., business leaders warn Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Gap's net income continues decline From the Associated Press
Williams-Sonoma profit falls 21% From Bloomberg News
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Medical pot law may be upheld soon From a Times Staff Writer
1st of two Eastside rail tunnels is finished Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Pilot in fatal Big Bear crash is identified From a Times Staff Writer
Yuri Levada, 76; pollster was a sociology pioneer in the former Soviet Union From the Associated Press
Pensions to invest in affordable housing From a Times staff writer
Correa takes over lead in Senate race Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writer
Teachers OK measure opposed by union From Times Staff and Wire Reports
LAX janitors vote for strike over pay, benefits From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nationwide search for UCI law dean to begin From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Latest city with NFL ideas: ambitious Garden Grove Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Dispute arises over arson suspect Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
Mayor's fund raises concern Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
Lynwood High teacher to be in U.S. competition From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Valley middle school seeks charter status Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Report faults community colleges Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
UC regents to take control of spending by president, staff Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writer
School board member is charged with perjury
LAPD appoints first Chinese officer
Ed Foley, 85; educator, father of disgraced Florida congressman From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Weekend paving work on I-15 to cause delays Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
L.A. County sheriff's deputy gets Silver Star From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jack Morgan, 69; judge who presided over 2004 Compton corruption trial Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
David K. Wyatt, 69; professor was top expert on Thailand's history From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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Crescent City caught off guard by seawater surge Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Campus building plan faces vote Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
Schwarzenegger press secretary is moving on Peter Nicholas, By Peter Nicholas Times Staff Writer
S. Lane Faison Jr., 98; professor left prominent legacy in the field of art Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Pesticide use rises, but farms shift to less harmful varieties Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
Orange County calendar of events
St. Vincent closes its heart transplant unit Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber, Times Staff Writers
Port radiation scanner gets its screen test Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Corruption target faces sex charges Peter Y. Hong and Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writers
$2-billion Downtown Overhaul In The Red Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Learning more about bacterial meningitis From a Times Staff Writer
UCLA student stunned by Taser plans suit Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Rounds of sadness and joy Bob Sipchen, Times Staff Writer
Economist changed the world Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Educators demanded lavish gifts, parents say Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Tighter Medicaid rules put on hold Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
They never needed to reimagine `Bobby' Sandy Banks, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Edmonton rolls past St. Louis From the Associated Press
They haven't embraced road Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers close to keeping Nomar Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
High-stakes game appeals to Booty Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Sanchez is named Mexico's coach Grahame Jones, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Keyes responds with job on line Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Lady Vols still own Bruins From the Associated Press
Appeals court orders Bonds' trainer to jail Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Culpepper says his season may be over From the Associated Press
Eight Bruins honored for academics Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
West Virginia stops Pittsburgh From the Associated Press
Tonight PETER YOON; JERRY CROWE
Galen event is a setback Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
DiPenta has bond with Snyder's family Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Juniors may stay around for Mayo Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Harvick's already a winner Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Kings hardly know what hit them Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Whoa, Nellie, it doesn't get any bigger than this Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Davis lifts Warriors to win From the Associated Press
Ailing whale sparks sharks' feeding frenzy Pete Thomas
Steelers haven't lost faith Sam Farmer
Ducks aren't an easy sell despite success Helene Elliott
New home is up and running ... on empty Bill Plaschke
Twins' Santana wins Cy Young From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jackson isn't ready to pass judgment Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Brennan creates his own paradise David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
He's a real sport about this dancing Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Edison's White brings intensity like no one else Eric Sondheimer
Guaranteed to cause a chain reaction Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
REMEMBERING A TEAMMATE USC basketball players...
SCIENCE
Warming Arctic trying to keep its cool, study finds Robert Lee Hotz, Times Staff Writer
Dark energy dates back to young days of universe Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
The speaker's setback
Not much horsepower
Clarify goals for Iraq
Microscope on police conduct
Why rates rise
Pork, quakes, snow
`Getting' Latinos Tamar Jacoby, TAMAR JACOBY is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
Paying for illegal immigrants
Half-baked humble pie ROSA BROOKS
Same old politics
Giuliani for president?
Here's to you, conservatives Michael Moore, MICHAEL MOORE directed the Oscar-winning documentary "Bowling for Columbine" and "Fahrenheit 9/11." His next film, "Sicko," will be released this summer.
Prison costs and reform
Got sued -- high five!
NEWS
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