What happened on May 27, 2001
News
Islamic Debate Surrounds Mideast Suicide Bombers
By MICHAEL SLACKMAN2,000 Strip for Group Nude Photo in Montreal
Fashion Sings 'Soprano' as Mob Look Heats Up
By CHERYL LU-LIEN TANEggs Buy a College Education
By KENNETH R. WEISSSuddenly, Dirty Old Coal Is the Fossil Fuel of the Future
By GERALDINE BAUMSlovak Nuclear Reactors Fuel Angst
By ANDREA LORINCZOVAChampion for Children
By Ann ConwayIslamic Nations Agree to Halt Political Contacts With Israel
Taught by 'Sister Mary'
By SUSAN KINGColombian Minister Resigns
'No Vacancy' Signs Loom in the Hotel California
By MICHELLE LOCKETrinidad Targeting Official Misdeeds
By MARK FINEMANSome Relief Comes This Year, Most Much Later
By KATHY M. KRISTOFFormer President Is Arrested in Alleged Plot
How the Mayoral Rivals Keep the Faith
By CARLA HALLScholar Held by Beijing Is in Limbo
By TYLER MARSHALLWatching Where the Chips Fall
By SHAWN HUBLERReligious Studies, Left Coast Style
By MARY ROURKECar Bomb Explodes in Trendy Jerusalem Area
Family Presence Helps Trauma Patients
By SUSAN PARROTTRanch Is Donated to Park
What Dame Edna Says
By Patt DirollGermany, Austria Barely Break Ice
By CAROL J. WILLIAMSA Mother's Pride
By Ann ConwayPowell Presses Kenya to Hold Free Elections
By ROBIN WRIGHTFormer Chief of Forest Service Says It's Time to Exit
By KATHERINE PFLEGERImpeachment Team Doing Fine
By EDWARD WALSHClearly, Johnny Mathis
By Patt DirollU.S. Astronaut a Blend of Buzz Lightyear, Mr. Fixit
By MARCIA DUNNHigh Court Has Diverse Docket to Finish Term
By DAVID G. SAVAGECrews Stop Spread of Fire North of Reno
Political Parties Seek Stability as Once 'Solid' Ground Shifts
By RONALD BROWNSTEINReport Urges End to Driver Consent Searches
Man Held in Slayings of 6 Red Cross Workers
Martial Law an Option, Wahid Acknowledges
Churchill History of a Legible Kind
By BILL GLAUBERWeighing the Merits of Workers' Comp System
By RONALD D. WHITEFinding E-One
By MEL GILDENA Persistent Bug With a Bizarre Taste for Caffeine
Prosecutor Now Sees Other Side of Bigamy
By TOM GORMANGunmen Abduct 20 in Philippines
Shop Talk
Salt Town's Harsh Way of Life on Verge of Dissolution
By TIM SULLIVANHigh Water Wearing Down Flood-Weary Venice
By FRANCES D'EMILIODemjanjuk's Alleged Nazi Past to Be on Trial Again
Senate OKs 2 Nominees for Treasury Posts
Crime and the Myth of the Perfect Mother
By Sandy BanksReading by 9
Rescue Called Off at Collapsed Party Hall
Twister Tears Roof Off Retirement Complex
Taliban Bars Women From Vital Food Survey
How the Mayoral Rivals Keep the Faith
By TERESA WATANABEBan OKd on Executing Mentally Retarded Cons
Few Protest Opening of Cincinnati Festival
Gallery
By ROMAN GENNJokes & Riddles
Little Kickboxer Packs a Big Wallop
By MATTHEW PENNINGTONHard-Driving Hero's More 'Human' Side
By DICK LOCHTEClinton's Rough Road Is Smoothing Out
By KATHERINE ROTHPeru to Probe Violence That Killed 30,000 in '80s
Congress Sends $1.35-Trillion Tax Cut to Bush
By JANET HOOKReno to Decide Soon on Fla. Gubernatorial Bid
Make Cuts That Make Sense to Your Business and Your Customers
Coming Up
Pakistan Praises India for Willingness to Talk
A Pragmatic Spirit Guides the Dutch
By ARTHUR MAX10 Sentenced to Die for Rwanda Genocide
NASA Pondering Shuttle Escape Capsule
By MARCIA DUNNBlooming Good End to Winter's Ills
By MARJORIE MILLERYou Can Pay a High Price for Neglecting Your Negotiating Skills
By SUSAN VAUGHNBush Camp Aide to Admit Guilt in Debate Case
Macedonian Official Vows to Restore Order to Villages
By DAVID HOLLEYBrother Seeks Answers to Pearl Harbor Mystery
By MICHAEL E. RUANEFantasy League Games Flood Internet
By MARK NIESSEChange Slow, Uncertain for D.C. Police
By STEPHEN BRAUNInterim Executive Jobs a Viable Option for Some
By CARRIE JOHNSONL.A. Childrens Hospital at 100
By Patt Diroll
Entertainment
Our Lady of Controversy
By AGUSTIN GURZABy Sheer Force of Genius
By LEWIS SEGALIt's Definitely Not the Disney Version
By CHARLES SOLOMONSanta Fe Museum Offers Compromise
Trying to Ride Out Dangerous Impulses
By ROBERT HILBURNIn Brief
By STEVE HOCHMANRecord Rack
A Fairy-Tale Ending for 'Side Show'
By DON SHIRLEYIn Brief
By SOREN BAKERWhat You Hear Isn't What You'll Get
By MARK SWEDThe Many Meanings of American
By JOHN HENKENBefore They Became Mild Alt-Rockers
By NATALIE NICHOLSThis Is Not Your Usual Batch of Male Vocalists
By DON HECKMANFinding Her Muse Amusing
By MIKE BOEHMWhat You Hear Isn't What You'll Get
By RICHARD S. GINELLRevolucion Leaders
By ERNESTO LECHNERWhat You Hear Isn't What You'll Get
By CHRIS PASLESRecord Rack
By ERNESTO LECHNERIn Brief
By RANDY LEWISWhat You Hear Isn't What You'll Get
By RICHARD S. GINELLIn Brief
By STEVE BALTINBest Bets / MAY 27 - JUNE 2, 2001
A Talent in Need of Focus
By STEVE HOCHMANA Wrestler's Toughest Move
By JON MATSUMOTOStrands of Lasting Significance
By SUSAN EMERLINGYour World, His View
By JAN BRESLAUERPublic Radio, Under the Influence
By SEAN MITCHELL
California | Local
10 Held in Raid on Cockfight Ranch
By TONY PERRYMonument Salutes Latino Medal of Honor Winners
By DALONDO MOULTRIEPots of Money
Oil Rig, 9 Miles Offshore, Is Home and Work Above the Sea
By DAVID KELLYBlaze Damages Apartment Building
Memorial Day Closings
U.S. Issues Cantaloupe Warning
Autopsy Done on Driver Involved in 2-Car Crash
Candidates Take to the Streets as Pace Quickens
By MATEA GOLD and NOAKI SCHWARTZDifferences Aside: At Integrated O.C. Church, Mixed Is a Blessing
By WILLIAM LOBDELLA Freeway Planning Wreck
Flags to Be Dedicated at Holiday Service
Who Let the Hot Dogs Out? Rhapsodic Lawmakers
By MIGUEL BUSTILLO and JULIE TAMAKIAmnesty International Seeks Letter Writers
Bus Headlights On to Honor War Dead
High Risk Jolts Rates for Quake Insurance
By CATHERINE SAILLANTStanford Building Damaged by Fire
Man Dies When Struck by Cars on Freeway
Family Uses Experience in Tragedy to Help
Accused Officer Is Still at Large
By JEFF GOTTLIEBHillside Preservation to Be Discussed
Bigger Fish Have Walked but D.A. Plays Hardball With Steel
By DANA PARSONSCal State Movie Program Steps Into the Spotlight With Award
By ZANTO PEABODYProvide Beds for the Homeless
Woman Apparently Bludgeoned to Death
Man Dies When Struck by Cars on Freeway
At Last, a Real Downtown
Latino Mayors in a Yankee Town Bridged Two Cultures
By CECILIA RASMUSSENDVD Firm Gives Aging Theater a Starring Role
By LISA LEFFHillside Preservation to Be Discussed
Memorial Day Closings
Deputy Broadcasts Racist Epithets, Unsettling Inmates
By JOHN JOHNSONCasa Pacifica Receives $100,000 Donation
Police Search for Fugitive Officer
Washington State Tells a Latter-Day Tale of Two Cities
By REBECCA COOKVentura County Pays High Quake Rates
By CATHERINE SAILLANTAnd the IndiGo Goes to
By ZANTO PEABODYLocal Quake Insurance Is Pricey Option
By CATHERINE SAILLANTNo Damage or Injury in 3.9 Earthquake
Ibrahim Abu-Lughod; Political Science Scholar Voiced Arab Concerns
Ballot Victories Only Half the Battle, Campaign Reformers Say
By OSCAR JOHNSONWoman Apparently Bludgeoned to Death
Power Firm Chief Lists Solutions for Crisis
By KURT STREETERGeneration Gap Seen in Black Support for Hahn
By ERIN TEXEIRAOn the Road Again
By JENIFER RAGLANDPhoenix Endures Consequences of Runaway Growth
By JACQUES BILLEAUDGrowth Besieges the Seemingly Endless Land
By PAULINE ARRILLAGAMan Killed After Walking Into Traffic
Man Gets 40 Years for Killing Hubcap Thief
Garden's Yield Is a Bounty Beyond Food
By SCOTT MARTELLEA Moment of Road Rage Changes Lives Forever
By PETER H. KINGYellowstone Begets River of Collectibles
By BECKY BOHRERIda F. Davidoff; Family Therapist, Expert on Aging
By MYRNA OLIVERSanta Margarita Won't Hike Water Rates
Walter Eytan; First Leader of Israel's Foreign Ministry
A Day of Dark Memories
By MATTHEW EBNETCommunity at Odds Over Youth Terrorism
By MARTHA L. WILLMANLaguna Beach Helps City Officials Buy Homes
By CHRISTINE HANLEYMechanical Failure Forces Shutdown of Major Refinery Unit
By DEBORAH SCHOCHTowns Do Battle: Which Was First?
By MARTIN GRIFFITHThe Tortoise Wins in Utah Preserve
By HANNAH WOLFSONForest Fires Light Up 'Shroomers' Prospects
By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOSLife Aboard Skyscraper at Sea
By DAVID KELLYTrampling Youth Culture With Homogenizing Rules
By DAISY YUFriendships Form as Black and White Churches Integrate
By WILLIAM LOBDELLCounty Bike Lanes Going on Fast Track
By DOUGLAS P. SHUITCosta Mesa Renters on Endangered Species List?
By EVAN HALPERPaddling Upstream to Save Trout
By MARTIN BECKGun Permits in County on the Increase
By DARYL KELLEYCSUN's Movie Program Named Best in the State
By ZANTO PEABODYO.C. Is More Tolerant Than Its Image
By FRED SMOLLER and AMANDA LEVYAQMD Budget in Fine Shape, but Critics Fume at Spending
By GARY POLAKOVICHomes Gone, Fight Goes On
By KEN ELLINGWOOD
Real Estate
Hollywood Home Fit for a Princess
By RUTH RYONOld Spaces, New Housing
By JENNIFER OLDHAMBest to Test Water-Heater Valve Twice a Year
By MORRIS CAREY and JAMES CAREYIt's Time to Reevaluate Adjustables
By KENNETH R. HARNEYZero-Down Mortgages Are Being Snapped Up by State's Teachers
Some Rules to Live By and Resources to Remember
By LETA HERMANOakland Pushes Ambitious Downtown Housing Plan
By JENNIFER OLDHAMBuilders Use Technology to Replace Models
By DARYL STRICKLANDIdeas for Choosing a Light Motif
By ARROL GELLNERGetting in Shape to Buy That Home
What $200,000 Will Buy
Homeowners Aren't Waiting Long to Refinance Their Loans
EVENTS CALENDAR
Home Sales Dip While Prices Are Generally Up in Region
Owner May Have to Pay for New Windows
By STEPHEN GLASSMAN and DONIE VANITZIANAn Original, With Improvements
By RUTH RYONHot Idea: An Instantaneous Water Heater
By JAMES DULLEY
Travel
Red Rock's Trail With Many Colors
By JOHN McKINNEYThree California Sites on 'Clean Beaches' List
The High Road Out of Ojai
By FRANK R. HOTCHKISSTravel on the Internet
Auctioning Trips for a Good Cause
By ARTHUR FROMMERDeal of the Week: Arizona Resort
Peninsula Hotels Extend Into Heartland
California Corner
By LAURIE K. SCHENDEN, Schenden's e-mail address is Lkschenden@msn.comTraveler's Notes
LOOKING LIKE A MILLION
By MIKE McINTYRETwo Vegas Casinos Ban Poker-Room Smoking
By TOM GORMANReaders Recommend
Traveling on Tax Refunds
At Peace on the Black Pearl
By G. FRANCO ROMAGNOLIDo Travel Agents Work for the Airlines or Us?
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSActivists, Taiwan Visitors Risk Arrest in China
By EDWARD WRIGHTSaving Money but Still Seeing Canada With Ease
By LUCY IZONThis Week's Holidays
Free for the Asking: Manhattan Guide
Taking What Comes Naturally to Repel Ailments on the Road
By SUSAN SPANOWhy Hail a London Cab When You Can Drive It?
Taking a Ferry From Maui to Molokai
National D-day Monument to Open in Virginia Town
Sports
Moon's Shot Propels Trojans
By VINCE KOWALICKVillage Christian Receives a Breath of Freshman Air
By DAVE DESMONDSibling Revelry
By LISA DILLMANIt Was Simply Embarrassing Series for Pittsburgh's Jagr
By JOHNETTE HOWARDRACE REVIEW
Joshua Speaks Loudly About Weak Sticks
By Ross NewhanTough to Put Finger on Sheffield's Status
By Jason ReidFIFA's Blatter Deserves Boot
By GRAHAME L. JONESHarrington Debut Lasts Two Innings
By Dave DesmondPadres Are About to Test Belief System
By ROSS NEWHANSanchez-Vicario Tunes Up With Spanish Open Title
Volleyball
By Michael ItagakiMayweather Wins Decision
STAR-DRIVEN
By SHAV GLICKBrewers Happy In New Home
By ARNIE STAPLETONTitans Show Strength, 13-3
By LON EUBANKSWNBA's Marquee Brightens
By EARL GUSTKEYReed Favorite at Flo-Jo Run in Laguna
Santa Ynez Trips Up Sea Kings
By VINCE DiCANZIO49ers Are Upended by Marist
Carter, 43, Wows Sport's New Wave
By MELANIE NEFFMira Costa Has Royal Flush
By MIKE BRESNAHANWatson's 66 Earns Him More Attention
Stewart Outlasts Buchanan
By DAVE McKIBBENForce Is With Dodger Rookie
By JASON REIDFrost Reports In From Texas
By ERIC SONDHEIMERLSU Wins; UCLA Next
FISH REPORT
Hitting His Peak
By TIM BROWNWords Seem Inadequate About State of the Spurs
Volleyball
By Vince DiCanzioWestern Conference
By EARL GUSTKEYHappy Times in Gamely
By BOB MIESZERSKIThey're Awfully Wobbly
By Lonnie WhiteHIGH SCHOOLS
Titans Get Firepower From Platoon Players
By LON EUBANKSGiants Send Jensen to Minors
Like an Airball, 'Next Mike' Hype Always Misses
By MARK HEISLERFullerton Batters Batter Arizona State
By LON EUBANKSWulff Doesn't Let Up and Wins
By Tony SolorzanoGreen's Victory Is a Bumpy One
Angels Find Some Rays of Sunshine in Florida
By MIKE DiGIOVANNAGiants' Bonds Sends Balls, Stock Soaring
By Ross NewhanHasegawa Could Be Out for the Season
By Mike DiGiovannaWatson's 66 Earns Him More Attention
Sakic, Avalanche Race Past Devils
By ELLIOTT TEAFORDGalaxy Drought Ends in 2-0 Win
By GRAHAME L. JONESEagles Discover the Third Time Is Real Charmer
By MICHAEL ITAGAKIHonors
Avengers Record First Victory, 36-33
By Mike TerryMarouf's Kill Instinct Powers St. Margaret's
By MICHAEL ITAGAKINEWSWIRE
Sheng Halted Short of a Double Crown
By STEVE GALLUZZOSele (7-0), Mariners Keep Up Torrid Pace
Suddenly, Old Place Is a Refresher Course
By Mal FlorenceVolleyball
By Michael ItagakiDiamondbacks Up in Arms Over Bunt
Malibu's Stewart Wins Tennis Championship
By Dave McKibbenValencia's Rally Comes Up Short
By MIKE BRESNAHANChapman Goes Out Quietly at the NCAAs
By FRANK SCHWABBucks Won't Give It a Rest
By DIANE PUCINSpurs Just Not Able to Hack It
By LONNIE WHITEEdison, Mater Dei Ready for Rematch
Shaq Says He'll Be Set to Go
By Tim BrownLakers Might Be a Team of . . . No, Don't Say It!
By BILL PLASCHKE
Business
Gas Price Surge Making BP Deals Look Smart
By JAMES F. PELTZTOP 10 STORIES / MAY 21-25
By Terril Yue Jones and Josh Friedman and Sallie Hofmeister and Edmund Sanders and Jeff Leeds and Patrick Goldstein and Joseph Menn and Walter HamiltonSeniors Left Behind in Rush to Cut Taxes
By KATHY M. KRISTOFCorporate Free Speech Battle Is Escalating
By EDMUND SANDERSTax Cut: Swift Boost, Long-Term Debate
By JAMES FLANIGANAdd House Agreement to Divorce Papers to Preserve Tax Exclusion
By LIZ PULLIAM50-Plus Population Not Prepared for Retirement, AARP Report Says
Ford, Firestone Locked in a War They Can't Win
By TERRIL YUE JONES
Books
THE GOLD DIGGERS' SONG (We're in the Money) By Al Dubin
Follow the Money
By CAROL BRIGHTMANCalling Norma Rae
By STEPHEN METCALFFootnote to History
By JONATHAN LEVIThe Book of Memories
By REGINA MARLERFIRST FICTION
By MARK ROZZOThe Prince of Broadway
By ERIC LAXThe Past Is Prologue
By JOHN GRAYLOS ANGELES TIMES BESTSELLERS / May 27, 2001
Yakety-Yak
By LINDA JAIVINThe Scale of Things
By MEREDITH BAGBY Meredith Bagby is the author of "Rational Exuberance: How Generation X is Creating a New American Economy" and "We've Got Issues: The Get Real, No B.S. Guide to What Really Matters."DISCOVERIES
By SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDSSongs of Ourselves
By KEN EMERSON
Opinion
Daschle's Nightmare May Have Just Begun
By JONATHAN V. LASTSense and Cell Phones
Free Market Fables
By JOHN BALZARVillaraigosa for Mayor
Powell Can Chide Stinginess to Africa
By JOE DAVIDSONBecerra Has a Lot of Explaining to Do
By FRANK del OLMOBush Strategy: An Odd Way of Treating Our Allies
By WILLIAM HAWKINS and ALAN TONELSONThe Forrest Gump of Presidents
By DREW LIMSKYTimidity Risks More Bloodshed
By SHIBLEY TELHAMIShow Biz Right's Victory Funk
By MICHAEL CIEPLYMagnet Schools: A Tilted Playing Field
By GALE HOLLANDJerry Brown: An Energy Gap, Not a Crisis
By DOUGLAS FOSTERThe Lies We Tell Ourselves
By RICHARD RODRIGUEZ
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