What happened on September 10, 2000

MAGAZINE

Pvt. John Bennett Is the Only U.S. Soldier Executed for Rape in Peacetime. RICHARD A. SERRANO, Richard A. Serrano is a Staff Writer in The Times' Washington bureau. He last wrote for the magazine about the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building, which was also the subject of his book, "One of Ours," published in 1998 by W.W. Norton
The Go-Go's Ain't Gone ALLISON ADATO, Allison Adato last wrote for the magazine about R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and his foray into feature film production. She wishes she had been born a Go-Go
{The End Game} JIM ZARROLI, National Public Radio correspondent Jim Zarroli is based in New York. This is his first story for the magazine
Going To The Dive-In Connie Sung
Look Who's Talking
Smokin' Good S. IRENE VIRBILA
Defining Democracy
Ashes To Alchemy SUSAN HEEGER
Tuning In to the Cacophony of California's Population Crunch JAMES RICCI
An Olympian In His Own Write DAVID DAVIS
Seal of Approval
Beddy-Bye for PJs Nelson Handel
A Last Hurrah for the 'Unsinkable' Roz Wyman
Style / Entertaining AMELIA SALTSMAN, Amelia Saltsman last wrote for the magazine about cooking with tequila
Angels Flight, Downtown L.A. Michael T. Jarvis

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OPINION

Strange Ties: The Stasi and the Neo-Fascists Martin A. Lee, Martin A. Lee is author of "The Beast Reawakens," a book about resurgent fascism
Partnership Is Still a Goal of the Catholic Church ROGER MAHONY, Cardinal Roger Mahony is archbishop of Los Angeles
Who's Afraid to Debate? Robert G. Beckel, Robert G. Beckel, a political analyst, served as campaign manager for Walter F. Mondale in 1984
This Is Not the Time to Turn Away from a Friend BOB EDGAR, Bob Edgar is general secretary of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A
Welcome Opening of LAPD Talks
Immigration Challenges
Weeding Out Pot
Innocence
Candidates' Spending Plans
Relative Success
September Surprise William Schneider, William Schneider, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a political analyst for CNN
Waterfront Changes
Truck Accidents
Bush Finally Attacks Linda A. DiVall, Linda A. DiVall, president of a public-research firm, was a senior advisor to Bob Dole's 1996 presidential campaign
Opening the Public Debate for Normality Amy Wilentz, Amy Wilentz, who lived in Jerusalem for four years, has written about the Middle East for the New Yorker. She is writing a book about Jerusalem
We Heard It Through the Napster Grapevine--All of It LARRY SMITH, Larry Smith is the executive editor of Yahoo! Internet Life, a Net culture magazine. Web site: http://www.yil.com
A Notch Out of Racial Hatred
Losing Our Narrative--and Ourselves Neal Gabler, Neal Gabler is the author of "An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood" and "Life the Movie: How Entertainment Conquered Reality."
Why We Actors Are Staging a Strike WILLIAM DANIELS, William Daniels is president of the Screen Actors Guild
Sound Problem at Bowl
The New School Look: Goodbye Bows, Hello Denim Ilene Beckerman, Ilene Beckerman is the author of "Love, Loss and What I Wore." Her new book is "Mother of the Bride: The Dream, The Reality, The Search for a Perfect Dress."
The 'Name' Building in a Virtual Era Anthony Vidler, Anthony Vidler, a professor of art history and architecture at UCLA, is the author of "The Architectural Uncanny: Essays in the Modern Unhomely."
Closing Income Gap
The Unexpected Hero in a Deregulated Electricity Market Steven P. Erie and Robert V. Phillips, Steven P. Erie is director of UC San Diego's urban studies and planning program and a senior consultant to the L.A. County Economic Development Corporation. Robert V. Phillips is a former general manager of the Department of Water and Power
New LAX Sign
LAPD Tradition: Stonewalling
Don't Close Checkpoints, Update Them BEN J. SEELEY, Ben J. Seeley is executive director of the Border Solution Task Force, a watchdog group in San Diego. E-mail: seeley@adnc.com
Mountain Bikes
Veran Matic Michael Soller, Michael Soller is Opinion articles editor

ENTERTAINMENT

You Lookin' at My Hair? MARSHALL FINE, Marshall Fine is an occasional contributor to Calendar
Trouble Brewing Over a Sequel CHRISTOPHER NOXON, Christopher Noxon is a regular contributor to Calendar
Small Faces
Worth Another Look
Cleveland Rock Shrine
Reader to Reader
Romancing Collectors With Restraint SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Suzanne Muchnic is The Times' art writer
Best Bets Sept. 10-16, 2000
Hollywood, Show Us Your Chops ROBERT W. WELKOS, Robert W. Welkos is a Times staff writer
Deja Vu, Again
Hardware Department
At Issue
Quick Cuts Sneaks Edition KEVIN CRUST
Now Playing: Raw Passion STEVE HOCHMAN
Compositions Original and Classic to Start the Season DON HECKMAN, Don Heckman is the Times' jazz writer
Internet Groundswell Boosts Ballad Onto Radio Playlists STEVE HOCHMAN
Poets and Producers
Getting Her Innings
Scott Newman Center
A Ramblin' Anecdote
84 Reasons to Take the Fall
Lessons Well-Learned From a Master JOHN HENKEN, John Henken is a frequent contributor to Calendar
Clearing A Crowded Dance Floor
Family Ties
No, It's Not Too Early to Start Talking Oscar RICHARD NATALE, Richard Natale is a regular contributor to Calendar
Doing the Right Thing? Not Yet PATRICK GOLDSTEIN, Patrick Goldstein is a Times staff writer. He can be reached atpatrick.goldstein@latimes.com
Songs of Optimism in a Grim Setting NATALIE NICHOLS
Talk About Connected Four films with four heavyweight actors. Sounds like clout, but to Helen Hunt, it's about bonds--to her characters, to the world. AMY WALLACE, Amy Wallace is a Times staff writer
Hey, He's Glad to Be Here, OK? SEAN MITCHELL, Sean Mitchell is a regular contributor to Calendar
Moving to the Rhythms of Their Universe DON HECKMAN, Don Heckman writes about world music for Calendar
New Moves They Must Learn MICHAEL MALLORY, Michael Mallory is an occasional contributor to Calendar
Ahmanson to House the Ovations DON SHIRLEY, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
If It's a Question of Money . . . REGINALD HUDLIN
Not an Assignment, an Honor ELAINE DUTKA, Elaine Dutka is a Times staff writer
An Anti-Musical's Anti-Star JOHN CLARK, John Clark is a regular contributor to Calendar

BOOKS

What's Right (and Wrong) With Chicano Studies: An Exchange
Book Calendar
Fiction
Future Shock ERIC ZENCEY, Eric Zencey is the author of "Panama" and a collection of essays, "Virgin Forest." His second novel, "Fortune's Lap," is forthcoming from Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Waiting Jim Harrison
'F' Is for Failure HERBERT KOHL, Herbert Kohl is the author of more than 40 books on education, most recently "The Discipline of Hope" and "A Grain of Poetry." He is director of the Center for Teaching Excellence and Social Justice at the University of San Francisco
Ringside Seat WALTER BERNSTEIN, Walter Bernstein is a screenwriter and the author of "Inside Out: A Memoir of the Blacklist," which has recently been reissued by Da Capo Press
Dark Shadows SYDNEY H. SCHANBERG, Sydney H. Schanberg, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the fall of Cambodia in 1975, has been a reporter, editor and columnist at The New York Times and Newsday. His book, "The Death and Life of Dith Pran," was the basis for the award-winning film "The Killing Fields."
Discoveries SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDS
Supercad PETER GREEN, Peter Green is the former fiction critic of the London Daily Telegraph
With Friends Like These ANDREW COCKBURN, Andrew Cockburn is the co-author of "Out of the Ashes: The Resurrection of Saddam Hussein."

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What happened on September 10, 2000

MAGAZINE

The Go-Go's Ain't Gone ALLISON ADATO, Allison Adato last wrote for the magazine about R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and his foray into feature film production. She wishes she had been born a Go-Go

{The End Game} JIM ZARROLI, National Public Radio correspondent Jim Zarroli is based in New York. This is his first story for the magazine

Going To The Dive-In Connie Sung

Smokin' Good S. IRENE VIRBILA

Ashes To Alchemy SUSAN HEEGER

Tuning In to the Cacophony of California's Population Crunch JAMES RICCI

An Olympian In His Own Write DAVID DAVIS

Beddy-Bye for PJs Nelson Handel

Style / Entertaining AMELIA SALTSMAN, Amelia Saltsman last wrote for the magazine about cooking with tequila

Angels Flight, Downtown L.A. Michael T. Jarvis

REAL ESTATE

When Buying an Older House, Ask Plenty of Questions BARRY STONE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Virtual Home Tours JENNIFER OLDHAM

'Keys': Too Elementary for Most Investors ROBERT J. BRUSS

How Sellers Can Be Ready in a Hot Housing Market ELLEN JAMES MARTIN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

A Clean Paintbrush Will Last Longer Today's Homeowner Magazine

Clustering Minority Tenants Is a Form of Illegal Racial Bias From Project Sentinel

Bands Can Help 'Host' Find Owners ANDREA KITAY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

An Oasis Above the Lakes MARILYN TOWER OLIVER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

We Know What He Did This Summer RUTH RYON, Times Staff Writer

House Paint Can Help Regulate Climate JAMES DULLEY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

The Best Plan: Architect, Contractor or You? KATHY M. KRISTOF, TIMES STAFF WRITER

NEWS

When Bad Gets Good Mike Downey

Deaths of Single Parents Highlight Macabre Trend DEBORAH HASTINGS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Infertility Cases Spur an Illicit Drug Market ALISSA J. RUBIN and AARON ZITNER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Son's Heart Belongs to the Father Who Abducted Him 16 Years Ago JIM FITZGERALD, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Second-Chance Homes Scarce for Teen Moms DAVID CRARY, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Central Americans Wrestle With Life in Mexico's Shadow JUANITA DARLING, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Court Guards Boy's Embattled Trust Fund PAUL PAYNE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

African Veterans Receive Belated Financial Help From the British ANDREW ENGLAND, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hackers Break Into Western Union Site From Times Wire Reports

Catskills Rebirth: Clash of the Old, New JOSH GETLIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Two-Year College: Few Frills but Low Bills ARLENE LEVINSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

2 Polls Tell Different Stories on Gore Lead From Reuters

Soccer GRAHAME L. JONES

Shuttle Gets Set to Dock With Space Station From Reuters

Clinton Seeks $1.6 Billion to Ease Fire Risk JANET HOOK, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Mob or Political Machinery HOWARD ROSENBERG, TIMES TELEVISION CRITIC

Basketball ROBYN NORWOOD

Heinrichs Maneuvers GRAHAME L. JONES, TIMES STAFF WRITER

State Baffled by Casinos' Check for $34 Million DAN MORAIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Truckers Call End to 6-Day Fuel Blockade From Times Wire Reports

U.N. Crafts Plan to Change World MAGGIE FARLEY and JOHN J. GOLDMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Tennis LISA DILLMAN

Working longer? LISA GIRION

U.S. Says Nuclear Scientist Lee Still a Threat, Should Stay in Jail From Associated Press

SOSOCAL / Passing Through DAVAN MAHARAJ, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Museum Workers May Return to Work From Times Wire Reports

Putting Mettle to the Pedal PAUL MORSE

Tennis LISA DILLMAN

Remains Found at Alleged Massacre Site From Times Wire Reports

Survival Instincts MIKE PENNER

Gymnastics DIANE PUCIN

Nurse Errors Said to Kill Thousands From Associated Press

Animal-Rescue Plans Devised for Disasters MARTHA WAGGONER, ASSOCIATED PRESS

How Can a Tropical Paradise Compete With Hip-Hop, Pizza and the Telephone? Sandy Banks

U.S. Dollar Officially Replaces the Sucre From Times Wire Reports

Idaho Sect Staying Put, Leader Says From Associated Press

Farmers' Almanac Has No Plans to Go High-Tech DAVID SHARP, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Palestinians, Israel to Hold 'Decisive' Talks From Times Wire Services

Caught in Hurricane, Dog Owner Learns From Loss MARTHA WAGGONER, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leap Year ROBYN NORWOOD, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Virginia Sheriff's Office Looks to Internet for Its Crimefighting Tools MARIA GLOD, WASHINGTON POST

Study Supports Health Benefits of Moderate Exercise IRA DREYFUSS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Sample May Not Aid Death Row Inmate From Times Wire Reports

Track & Field RANDY HARVEY

A Wave Of Life LISA DILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

U.S. Airman Held in Hit-and-Run Death From Times Wire Reports

Fueling The Fire LISA DILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

In Modern Turkey, Women Continue to Pay the Price for Honor AMBERIN ZAMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Newsman Critical of Putin Is Yanked Off the Air ROBYN DIXON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Small Plane Crash Kills 2, Sparks Fire From Associated Press

Mountain Hamlet's Students Return to Real Campus ERIC BAILEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Soccer GRAHAME L. JONES

Davis Signs Bill to Buy Land Near S.F. Airport DAN MORAIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Basketball ROBYN NORWOOD

With Growth Comes Conflict in Nevada Boomtown LISA SNEDEKER, ASSOCIATED PRESS