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What happened on June 16, 2002

Travel

Coasting British Columbia
By MARGO PFEIFF
Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
By Laurie K. Schenden
A Love Affair With Small-Town Itailian Ports, Aboard the Casanova
By SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCH
Travel on the Internet
Skip the Peak and Take a Dip at 200-Foot Chambers Creek Falls
By JOHN McKINNEY
Readers Recommend
Eskimo-Indian Olympics Are Not Just Your Average Sporting Event
By ELLEN MELINKOFF
N. America's Ski Areas Have Lost Their Snow but Not Their Appeal
By ARTHUR FROMMER
Over the Rainbow in Trout Country
By WILLIAM BOOTH
Rules of the Road to Keep the Whole Family Safe--and Sane
By EILEEN OGINTZ
Variation on a Theme Park in Gilroy
By ROBERT SMAUS
Southern Comfort
Face Lift for an Aging Grande Dame
By PETER WHITTLE
FILMS & PROGRAMS
With Faberge Show, Las Vegas Glitters Beyond Its Casinos
This Week's Holidays
Free for the Asking: Chicago Sounds
A Fab Four Pilgrimage in England and Amsterdam
By ROSEMARY McCLURE
Around the Globe, Cafes Offer Up a Cup of Camaraderie and Repose
By SUSAN SPANO
Luggage That Fits Into the Post-Sept. 11 World
By JANE ENGLE
My Best Shot

California | Local

Golf Course Prostitution Raid in Norco Leads to 6 Arrests
By TINA DIRMANN
Zzyzx: An Unlikely Home of Hucksterism and Miracle Cures
By CECILIA RASMUSSEN
Judges Ignore Juries to Impose Death
By HENRY WEINSTEIN
Santa Paula Struggles to Quell Gangs
By TIMOTHY HUGHES
A Test of Long-Distance Loyalty
By JOE MATHEWS and HECTOR BECERRA
At Cyber Cafes, Playing Games Can Turn Serious
By DANIEL YI
Plan Aims to Boost Health of Farmhands
By AMANDA COVARRUBIAS
Paper Trail Points to Roots of Energy Crisis
By PETER H. KING, NANCY VOGEL and NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
Marty Lipstein, 82; Ran 119 Marathons
Public Comment Sought on Plans for Mill Street
Vote Will Give 74,000 Creditors a Say on PG&E Payment Plans
By TIM REITERMAN
Wildfire Forces Evacuations
Teenager's Dare Leads to Jewish Rite of Passage
By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER
Police Chief Blames Resignation on Politics
Troubled Muslim Village Under Scrutiny Disbands
City Celebrates Demise of L.A. Stadium Proposal
Artists Are Facing Brushoff
By JENNIFER MENA
Arrest Made After Slain Man Found on Sidewalk
Controlled Burns to Clear Hazardous Area
Breakup Pitched to South L.A.
By KRISTINA SAUERWEIN
Bush Advisor Discusses Air Pollution Problems
Sept. 11 Victims
Zena Sutherland, 86; Leading Critic, Scholar of Children's Literature
Prank Leaves Students Seeing Orange and Blue
By WENDY THERMOS
R.W.B. Lewis, 84; Literary Critic Won Pulitzer for Biography
Fee Waivers Violate City Procedures
By PATRICK McGREEVY
Turned-Down Renter Stabbed in Altercation
Watergate Revisited With More Than the Expletives Deleted
By Dana Parsons
Book Lover Wills Fortune to Library
By TRACY WILSON
Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Kidnapped 3
By ANNA GORMAN
U.S., Mexico Probe Shooting at Border
Gunman Escapes With Cash in Drugstore Heist
It's Birds vs. Bathers on Remote Beach
By SALLY ANN CONNELL
Valley Secession Is a Hair-Trigger Topic at Barbershop
By Steve Lopez
Rabbi Max Vorspan, 86; Scholar and Historian
Jail Suicides Reach Record Pace in State
By JOHN JOHNSON
'Humbled' Tech Execs Fire Up Needy Students
By DAVID REYES
Grimes Canyon Road to Close for Pipeline Work
Antiabortion Group Takes Its Message to Skies Above Beaches
By CARA MIA DiMASSA
Man Leaps in Front of Train, Dies
By MILTON CARRERO GALARZA
Blythe Spirit Is Gone
By TINA DIRMANN
Devoted Dads Honored at Compton Celebration
By ERIKA HAYASAKI
Dose of Nature Gives Severely Disabled Kids Joy, Self-Esteem
By CLAIRE LUNA

News

Turkey Battles a Tide of Foreign Prostitutes
By SELCAN HACAOGLU
Late Bloomer on the Cutting Edge
By VALLI HERMAN-COHEN
Social Circuits
By Patt Diroll, Ann Conway
Grieving Son Rediscovers His Family Legacy
By HELEN O'NEILL
Blythe Spirit Is Taken Away
By TINA DIRMANN
Moon Shows a Dark Side by Ignoring Bear
In Asia, Taking to the Road Means Taking Risks
By DANIEL LOVERING
Fatherhood That Goes Beyond a Blood Bond
By Sandy Banks
Sources for This Story
In Russian, It's Clear to a Hedgehog
By SARAH KARUSH
JOKES & RIDDLES
Filling Void in China's Financial News Reporting
By ELAINE KURTENBACH
Wrongly Convicted and Unevenly Repaid
By SHARON COHEN
Curiosity Sparks New History of Illinois Mounds
By F.N. D'ALESSIO
The Food With No Name
By CAROL FARLEY
Just a Visitor Here
By SUSAN KING
Whispers and Tears Await Officer
By PAULINE ARRILLAGA
Agency Made the Desert Bloom, But at a Price
By JEFF BARNARD
Dead Language vs. Language of Death
By DENNY FREIDENRICH
Have You Ever Been Teased?
Refugees, and Their Hosts, Grow Restless
By TOM MALITI
A Few Choice Words
Darkened Lighthouse Has Brighter Days Ahead
By JENNIFER COLEMAN
A Black Portrait, in 20,000 Pieces
By LYNELL GEORGE
New, Lifelike Breast Prosthesis Makes Lives Whole AgainEXP--GiftofLove
By STEVE BAILEY

Real Estate

Landlord Can Prorate Rent After a Mid-Month Move-In
Take Proper Steps to Ensure the Safe Use of Ladder
By JAMES CAREY and MORRIS CAREY
Den of Festivity
By KATHY PRICE-ROBINSON
Top Honor Goes to the L.A. Times Real Estate Section
Builders' Arbitration Rights on Defects Upheld
By DIANE WEDNER
Mediterranean-Style Villa Is Fit for a Diva
By RUTH RYON
Correct Your Credit Errors and You'll Reduce Your Interest Rate
By KENNETH R. HARNEY
EVENTS CALENDAR
A Wish List of Amenities That Matter
By ARROL GELLNER
Coldwell Banker Gets Exclusive in Playa Vista
Off Malibu's Game Grid
By RUTH RYON

Books

Remembering Frederick Exley
By JEFF TURRENTINE
The Wanderer
By BENJAMIN KUNKEL
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
By ADAM BRESNICK
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL
By EUGEN WEBER
Floating on Faith
By FRANCIE LIN
Her Rightness
By BILL EMMOTT
Closely Watched Trains
By DOUGLAS JOHNSON
Los Angeles Times Bestsellers
DISCOVERIES
By SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDS
Chronicles of a State Foretold
By JONATHAN KIRSCH
Mencken's World of Words
By BRAD LEITHAUSER
EASY AS WIND
By Grace Schulman
Illness Without Metaphor
By ABRAHAM VERGHESE
The Scene of the Crime
By CAROL BRIGHTMAN
Los Angeles Times Bestsellers
Mind Over Matter
By ROBERT LEE HOTZ
Future Shock
By MICHAEL HARRIS

Magazine

A Myth Maker's Clarification
By MICHAEL PARRISH
A Survivor With an Ear for Comedy
By HANK ROSENFELD
Style / Entertaining
By CAROLYNN CARRENO
So Proudly They Wave
By LEILAH BERNSTEIN
Pasadena: The Final Frontier
By MICHAEL T. JARVIS
A Different Take
By S. IRENE VIRBILA
A Hotbed of Creativity in Boyle Heights
By MICHAEL T. JARVIS
Bringing Bethlehem Home
Reprising a Starring Role--Father
By JAMES RICCI
Looking-Glass Politics
By GARY RIVLIN
Radio Programming That's Moved by the Spirit
By MARY DAILY
Driving Vince Donnelly
By JOE DONNELLY
Family Heirlooms
By SUSAN HEEGER

Business

Tax Evasion Found at All Income Levels
By KATHY M. KRISTOF
Instead of Tapping 401(k), Seek Another Route to Son's Degree
By LIZ PULLIAM WESTON
Musicians Should Voice Outrage
Week in Review
Feeding a New Appetite for Home Cooking
By MELINDA FULMER
Andersen Verdict Unlikely to Spark Industry Overhaul
By PETER PAE
'I Recommend
Voices
Andersen Found Guilty of Obstruction
By JEFF LEEDS
Deliberations Came Down to a Single Memo
By LIANNE HART
Outcome May Aid Prosecutors of Enron
By THOMAS S. MULLIGAN
Pension Fund Losses Spell Lower-Profit Era
By James Flanigan
Jury Instructions Were Flawed, Firm Says
There's Something Afoot at Skechers
By LESLIE EARNEST

Entertainment

True to a Difficult Age
By SORINA DIACONESCU
Looking Up Old Friends
By BARBARA ISENBERG
Best Bets / June 16-22, 2002
They Build Out Loud
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS
Vibrant Evidence That Big Bands Can Still Connect
By DON HECKMAN
An Ancient Legend Goes Aloft
By VICTORIA LOOSELEAF
Festival Puts 6 World Premieres in the Mix
By Lynn Smith
Painting a Mirror for Humanity
By LEAH OLLMAN
Fun or Folly--She's Willing to Try
By IRENE LACHER
Can He Still Be a Hero?
By RICHARD CROMELIN
Cut to the Gloomy Core
By Lina Lecaro;Steve Baltin;Marc Weingarten;Natalie Nichols;Steve Appleford;Kevin Bronson;Soren Baker
They Made Their Peace--and an Album Too
By Kevin Bronson
L.A.'s First Festival Party
The Big-Band Survival Kit
By DON HECKMAN
This Land Is the Director's Land
By MARSHALL FINE
A Banner Event?
By LYNN SMITH

National

Work Starts on 6 Missile Silos in Alaska
Command Center Shut, Groups Asked to Search for Missing Girl
Debate Over Welfare Reform Broadens to Include Fathers
By JONATHAN PETERSON
Muslim Charity Leader Arrested
Shuttle Astronauts Set Records, Head Home
Gain on 1 Fire Front in Colo. Is a Setback on Another
Blood Pressure Rises Over Supplies
U.S. Weighs Risk of Smallpox, and Risk of Smallpox Vaccine
By EDMUND SANDERS
Mayors' Panel Against N-Waste Shipping
No Sin City, This Vegas Savors Its Rich Heritage
By TOM GORMAN
Sunken Ship's Oil Leak Not Seen as Dangerous
Stolen Bus Catches Fire, Crashes; Boy Badly Hurt
Thousands Turn Out for the Dapper Don's Last Ride
By JOSH GETLIN
Residents Get Jump on Flood Cleanup
Bush Campaign Promotes Great American Dream
By EDWIN CHEN and JAMES GERSTENZANG

Opinion

The Class of Sept. 12th
By GIOCONDA BELLI
The War on Football
By JESSICA GAVORA
A Third Way: Boroughs
Their So-Called Life
By MICHAEL SKUBE
My American Child of China
By JOHN BALZAR
Fidel Castro Is No Osama bin Laden
By WAYNE S. SMITH
No Light at the End of the Tunnel
By DAVID FRIEDMAN
Memories of Dads
Truth and Consequences on the Palestinian Beat
By HANOCH MARMARI
No More Reform, Please
By XANDRA KAYDEN
Getting Away With a Blatant Gerrymander
By FRANK del OLMO
Fame? Fuhgedaboutit
Tustin Harbinger of Future
Disneyland Signals Shift
Coad Threat to Base's Future
A Harvest for Life
By DREW LIMSKY
Dirty Ocean Not an Option
By MATT HAGEMANN and LINWOOD PENDLETON
Nuclear Waste Poses Its Own 'Dirty' Threat
By MARSHALL DRUMMOND

Sports

Triple Digits
By STEVEN WINE
Hamm Is Strong Again
Leading Question
By CHRIS DUFRESNE
Saarloos Begins Major Transitions, On and Off the Field
By BEN BOLCH
Johnson Wins 10th With 13 Strikeouts
It's 30 for Castillo, and Marlins Beat Devil Rays
Glavine Just Keeps Rolling Along
By PAUL NEWBERRY
Grand Parent
By BILL DWYRE
QUOTEBOOK
Haggin Is Shaping Up
By BOB MIESZERSKI
Papis Can't Defend Title in Portland
Why They'll Win
By MIKE PENNER
Neuville Rescues Germany, 1-0
By GRAHAME L. JONES
Mariners in Race, Not Runaway
By Ross Newhan
U.S., Mexico Take Rivalry to Grand Stage
By GRAHAME L. JONES
Frankel Makes the Grades
By BOB MIESZERSKI
Avengers Topple Defending Champs
Suffice to Say, Humble Isn't Their Favorite Pie
By Rob Fernas
There's Calm Amid the Storm
By Mark Heisler
England Has Danish Feast
By MIKE PENNER
Second Meeting Was Too Late for Tyson
By DAVE KINDRED
Giants, Sanders Play Long Ball Against A's
Dunn's Homer Leads Reds
Aguirre Fast Becomes Mexico's Miracle Cure
By MIKE PENNER
Why They'll Win
By GRAHAME L. JONES
Suzuki Has .400 Reasons to Improve
By ROSS NEWHAN
Brazil vs. Belgium
By Mike Penner
Green Running Deep Again
By MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Burkett Can't Match Maddux in Braves' Win
Estes and Piazza Get In Their Shots
Faldo Turns Back Clock With Best Open Round: 66
By CHRIS DUFRESNE and THOMAS BONK
Sorenstam Simply Too Good
Winners Gather for Tonight's Feature
By BOB MIESZERSKI
Salmon to Karros: Sorry About That
By Chris Foster and Mike DiGiovanna
It Isn't Easy, but Hewitt and Henman Advance
He Wants Free Rein
By BILL CHRISTINE
Tiger Not Only Beating Field, He's Holding Off the Law of Averages
By THOMAS BONK
Washington Reaches Milestone to Lead Crew
Another Good Start for Stanford
WNBA
By MIKE TERRY
'Big Mama' Is Big Trouble for Galaxy
Tommy Davis Was Her Thank You
By MARYANN HUDSON HARVEY
I-Rod Has Turned Into Lone Ranger
By STEPHEN HAWKINS

World

Italy's Newest Saint Puts Town on the Map
By DAVID HOLLEY
Hundreds Attending Funeral for Orangutan
As Assembly Meets, Region Remains Lawless
By CAROL J. WILLIAMS
Czech Voters Take a Left Turn
By DAVID HOLLEY
Rescue Mission Planned for Ship Trapped in Ice
Paradise Found: A Chinese Town Stakes Its Claim
By HENRY CHU
Blair Agrees to Talks on Northern Ireland
FBI Joins Probe of Bombing in Pakistan
By TYLER MARSHALL
Indian Official Is Targeted in Kashmir Attack
The Glue That Holds Afghanistan
By CAROL J. WILLIAMS
Firefight Near Settlement Kills 3 in the Gaza Strip
Crucial Game Against the U.S. Means the World to Mexicans
By RICHARD BOUDREAUX
Internet Cafe Fire Kills 24, Injures 13 in Beijing
Nation Marks 25 Years of Modern Democracy
Al Qaeda Gathering Strength in Pakistan
By ERIC LICHTBLAU and BOB DROGIN, JOSH MEYER

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