The New York Times-20080126

1. As State Primary Nears, Pataki Is Barely Visible
2. Britain Looks for Its Essence, And Finds Mostly Punch Lines
3. Building Costs Deal Heavy Blow to Local Budgets
4. Elite Prep Schools, College-Size Endowments; [Series]
5. Fiscal Mantra For McCain: Less Is More; [Series]
6. French Trader Is Remembered As Mr. Average
7. News Summary; [News]
8. Quotation of the Day; [Quote]
9. As Egypt Tries to Plug Border, Gazans Poke New Hole
10. Draft of New Iran Sanctions Restricts Cargo and Travel
11. Fighting for Justice, Even at His Own Peril; [Biography]
12. Venezuelan Pleads Guilty In Cover-Up of Cash Transfer
13. Colombia: Rice Lobbies For Trade Deal; [Brief]
14. Indonesia: Conviction In Poisoning of Rights Lawyer; [Brief]
15. Italian Leaders Consider Changing Law Before Elections
16. Japan: U.S. Base Must Weigh Effect On Revered Creature; [Brief]
17. Koreas Hold First Talks In New Year; [Brief]
18. Recalling Bhutto, and Raising Funds; [Foreign Desk]
19. South Africa: Gold and Diamond Mines Go Dark; [Brief]
20. Spain: Doubts Over Barcelona Plot; [Brief]
21. Zimbabwe: Mugabe Vote Date; [Brief]
22. 10 Killed in Kenya's Rift Valley a Day After Talks Falter
23. After Bombings in Mosul, Iraq Plans a 'Final' Battle
24. Car Bomb Kills a Top Lebanese Terrorism Investigator
25. Report by British Military Finds No Systematic Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners by Its Soldiers
26. Blaze Sends Thousands Fleeing a Las Vegas Resort
27. Mayor's Amorous Texts Lead to Perjury Inquiry
28. U.S. Ignores Finding on Student Lender
29. Schools Call on Alumni Networks to Help Fill Coffers
30. Arkansas: Not-Guilty Plea Entered For Bus Driver; [Brief]
31. Florida: New Head of Hurricane Center; [Brief]
32. House G.O.P. Urges Immediate Earmark Moratorium
33. New Plan For Logging In Alaska Forest; [Brief]
34. Texas: Ex-Chief of Norris Charity Pleads Guilty; [Brief]
35. Two Others Seek Reward In Moussaoui Case; [Brief]
36. Congress Moving for Swift Passage of Stimulus
37. So Is Waterboarding Torture? Mukasey May Never Say
38. Union Membership Up 311,000 in '07, Biggest Rise Since '83
39. A Stress-Filled Week Shows Obama With a Blend of Humor and Fire
40. Where Issues Carry Dollar Signs
41. Around the World, the U.S. Presidential Campaign Is Hitting Home
42. Democratic Hopefuls Seek to Widen Appeal Beyond Core Groups
43. After Break For Debate, Two Rivals Resume Spat
44. Giuliani's Decision on Command Center Site Was Disputed in '98
45. Alton G. Marshall, 86, Nelson Rockefeller's Top Aide; [Obituary (Obit)]
46. Paid Notice: Deaths ABBOTT, MICHAEL; [Paid Death Notice]
47. Paid Notice: Deaths ADELMAN, FAY; [Paid Death Notice]
48. Paid Notice: Deaths BLOOM, CHARLES EDWARD, JR; [Paid Death Notice]
49. Paid Notice: Deaths FISHER, THELMA; [Paid Death Notice]
50. Paid Notice: Deaths FOWLER, TRUDYE HATHCOTE; [Paid Death Notice]
51. Paid Notice: Deaths GIANUTSOS, JOHN; [Paid Death Notice]
52. Paid Notice: Deaths HARRISON, MINA; [Paid Death Notice]
53. Paid Notice: Deaths JAMES, JOHN W., III; [Paid Death Notice]
54. Paid Notice: Deaths KORMAN, ROSE; [Paid Death Notice]
55. Paid Notice: Deaths LERMAN, MILES; [Paid Death Notice]
56. Paid Notice: Deaths MANDEL, ELLEN; [Paid Death Notice]
57. Paid Notice: Deaths MARSHALL, ALTON; [Paid Death Notice]
58. Paid Notice: Deaths MENDEZ, JOSEFINA; [Paid Death Notice]
59. Paid Notice: Deaths PINCUS, MORRIS (MURRAY); [Paid Death Notice]
60. Paid Notice: Deaths ROSENBERG, JUDY R.; [Paid Death Notice]
61. Paid Notice: Deaths SARON, ELLIOT A.; [Paid Death Notice]
62. Paid Notice: Deaths SEGAL, CLEMENT; [Paid Death Notice]
63. Paid Notice: Deaths SILBERMAN, DR. ELLIOT J.; [Paid Death Notice]
64. Paid Notice: Deaths TANUR, EDITH M.; [Paid Death Notice]
65. Paid Notice: Deaths WALSH, JANE; [Paid Death Notice]
66. Paid Notice: Deaths WESTERFIELD, HOLT BRADFORD; [Paid Death Notice]
67. Richard G. Darman, Policy Aide and Deal Maker for 5 Presidents, Is Dead at 64; [Obituary (Obit)]
68. Behind the Abortion Decline; [Editorial]
69. Giuliani Does It His Way in New York's Balmier Precincts; [Editorial]
70. Mr. Bloomberg's Budget Plan; [Editorial]
71. The Endorsements: The Readers' Turn; [Letter]
72. The FISA Follies, Redux; [Editorial]
73. Heeere's Rudy!; [Op-Ed]
74. Listen Up and Fly Right; [Op-Ed]
75. Questions For The Clintons; [Op-Ed]
76. Two Presidents Are Worse Than One; [Op-Ed]
77. For Police Fix-It Man, a Scandal to Work On
78. Officer in Scuffle Is Killed by Police in White Plains
79. Only Private Security Will Do, Until It Doesn't
80. Taking Aim At the Perks Of Districts In Nassau
81. Woman Who Survived 9/11 Is Killed by a Car in the City
82. Death of Troubled Connecticut Surgeon Leads to Charges Against an Employee
83. Questions Surround Idea of Privatizing the Lottery
84. Judge Rules For the City In Gun Sting Of Dealers
85. No Apparent Link Between Two Fatal Cases of Meningitis, Health Officials Say
86. Out of Favor for Benefiting From Favors, Rowland Stirs Varied Sentiments
87. Actor's Body Is Leaving New York for Burial in Australia
88. A Novice Filmmaker Profiles a 'Lonely Man of Faith'
89. And Triplets Make Seven in Rookie Policeman's Home
90. Judge to Decide 3 Detectives' Fate
91. Same Office, Different Planets
92. Easing Taut Prog-Metal Into a Majestic Crunch; [Review]
93. Museum Workers Are Called Complicit
94. Networks Ponder Poststrike Landscape
95. Reads Like a Book, Looks Like a Film
96. Tackling a Character Who's a Real Character
97. Bulking Up For 'Rambo'; [Brief]
98. Dropping Pants, Dispelling Rumors; [Brief]
99. French Film Nominations; [Brief]
100. Getting Ships In Shape; [Brief]
101. Going Live From Pyongyang; [Brief]
102. Museum Seeks Ruling On Claim To Painting; [Brief]
103. Too Much Jersey Rock; [Brief]
104. Wonder Returning To New Orleans; [Brief]
105. Author Faults a Game, And Gamers Flame Back
106. Doing Battle On the Field Of Parody; [Review]
107. Two Young Singers Seize a Chance to Fill a Stage All Alone; [Review]
108. All of Nature on the Stage, in Sound, Light and Moves; [Review]
109. Loud Crashes, Dignified Stereotypes and a Touch of Wagner; [Review]
110. The Wonders and Woes Of a Working-Class Life; [Review]
111. At the Tournament Table, Learning by Doing
112. What's On Tonight
113. Belt-Tightening, but No Collapse, Is Forecast in Technology Spending
114. Hate to Spoil A Weekend, But ...
115. Is Housing Starting To Thaw, At Least a Bit?
116. Societe Generale's Sales May Have Incited Market Plunge
117. Caterpillar Increases Profit With Strong Overseas Growth
118. Ex-HarperCollins Publisher Settles Defamation Suit
119. Seeking a More Flattering Light on, and From, Bulbs; [Interview]
120. Stakeholder Sues IAC Over Breakup Plan
121. Today in Business; [Business/Financial Desk]
122. Moody's Official Concedes Failures in Some Ratings
123. Scottish & Newcastle Agrees to Be Bought and Split
124. U.S. Said to Be Weighing Public Pricing of Derivatives
125. Who Has the Optimism? The Have-Nots
126. Wyeth Says It May Cut 10% of Jobs
127. 3 Leading Executives Resign At Insurer Under Inquiry
128. New Editor Named in San Francisco
129. Russian Police Arrest A Suspected Racketeer
130. A Light at the End Of the Half-Pipe, Through Closed Eyes
131. Taking the Bears to Task
132. Down Day, but Week Is Best of the Year
133. The Stuff Pack Rats Are Made Of
134. Fund Seeks Board Seats at Times Co.
135. A Battle of Mind Over Mishaps
136. Giants Move On, With Two Stars In Their Wake
137. Reprising Anonymous Role in Another Super Bowl
138. With Title, Sharapova Shows She's Back
139. Where the Ice Bowl Meets the Ice
140. Giants Have Fan in Cashman
141. Peyton Sees More Super Bowls in His Brother's Future
142. Webster Rebounds As Giants Roll On
143. Beating Federer, Djokovic Has Look of Champion
144. Inspired by Remark, Weir Has Slim Lead
145. In Matchup of Futility, Knicks Stand Taller Than Struggling Sixers
146. Nuggets Hand Nets Another Road Loss
147. Swedish Star Finds Motivation In Variety
148. Masters of Zen, Not of Winning
149. UConn Suspends 2 Players, Including No. 2 Scorer
150. A Bitter Rivalry Finds a Little Common Ground
151. Coach Filed 2nd Resignation; [Brief]
152. Italian Leads; [Brief]
153. Ivory Coast Advances; [Brief]
154. Jockey Barred; [Brief]
155. Knoblauch Wait Continues
156. Lo Duca Will See Doctor; [Brief]
157. Sentencing In Murder; [Brief]
158. Two Twins Agree To Deals; [Brief]
159. Woods Isn't Driving Perfectly, but He's Cruising
160. Yanks and Cano Agree on Deal