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Woman Is Shot to Death Outside Shopping Center

Published October 15, 2002

F By Megan K. Stack, Mary Curtius and John Hendren The Los Angeles Times ALLS CHURCH, Va. - A woman was shot dead with a single bullet to the head outside a suburban shopping center Monday night, and investigators...

TiVo Deal Automatically Puts Films on Small Screens

Published October 15, 2002

A By By Jon Healey The Los Angeles Times ctor Hank Azaria hasn't started shooting his first film, but it's already been booked on half a million screens. Of course, they're small screens. But then, it's...

Court finds record labels plotted to raise CD prices

by Nathan Hall
Published October 15, 2002

A groundbreaking court decision has ruled music fans will get cash back as compensation for inflated compact disc prices as early as next year. Late last month, the world's five largest record labels and...

Election-year politics focus on Iraq debate

by Andrew Pritchard
Published October 14, 2002

As President George W. Bush campaigns for action against Iraq and for Republican candidates nationwide, some observers question whether the two are separate projects. "They've got to keep us scared; they've...

Most Americans support a war, even if the U.S. faces Iraq alone

by Andrew Pritchard
Published October 14, 2002

Most Americans favor removing Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq but would prefer the United States coordinate with its allies, recent polls show. An ABC News/Washington Post poll released Sept. 30 found...

Investigators Search for Clues in Bali Bombing

Published October 14, 2002

K By Richard C. Paddock The Los Angeles Times UTA, Indonesia - An FBI team sifted through the debris of Indonesia's worst terrorist attack Sunday, searching for clues to the identity of terrorists who...

Despite passage in Congress, dissent still stirs

by Libby George
Published October 14, 2002

The resolution granting President Bush authority to act on Iraq passed, but there is still much dissent in Congress and academia surrounding the United States' next actions. The initial issue is whether...

Residents Worried, on the Lookout for Truck, Van

Published October 14, 2002

W By Carol Morello and Jamie Stockwell The Washington Post ith the manhunt continuing for a sniper linked by police to 10 shootings in the Washington area, a weekend without a new attack brought a mixture...

Iraq debate splits the nation

Published October 14, 2002

Congress passed a resolution Friday authorizing President George W. Bush to use military force to protect the United States and enforce U.N. Security Council resolutions. The vote was 77-23 in the Senate...

Glitches Slow Down Movement of Port Cargo

Published October 11, 2002

L By Evelyn Iritani, Jerry Hirsch and Nancy Cleeland The Los Angeles Times OS ANGELES - Billions of dollars worth of cargo that piled up at West Coast ports during the 10-day shutdown began moving out...

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