What happened on September 01, 2002
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Videos Are Weapons in Surf City Feud
By STANLEY ALLISONChemical Spill Pollutes Town's Water System
By DAREN BRISCOE and ANNA GORMANA Year of Living Warily
By DARYL KELLEYCricket Spreads Its Wings
By STEPHANIE CHAVEZRobert Van Scoyk, 74; Versatile Television Scriptwriter, Producer
Woman Jumps to Death From Freeway Overpass
Officials Try to Identify Burned Human Remains
Thomas Gordon, 84; Conflict Resolution Trainer
By MYRNA OLIVERAssembly Achieves Budget Breakthrough
By DAN MORAIN, CARL INGRAM and NANCY VOGELFountain Valley Teen Dies of Gunshot Wounds
'Killer Algae' Like Terminator in Thwarting Drive to Kill It Off
By SEEMA MEHTAAuthorities Investigating Fatal Shooting of Man
Campaign Calendar
Bill to Hike Traffic Fines Near Schools Advances
Holiday Closings
IN BRIEF / VENTURA
2 Boys Held in Holdup of Baskin-Robbins Store
Fire Jumps From Trees, Guts 3 Mobile Homes
No Injuries or Damage as Quake Shakes Desert
Sept. 11 Victims
Latino Group Won't Take Stand on Secession
Chilling Effect of September Send-Offs
By Dana ParsonsMan Arrested in Slaying of Woman, 47
Janusz Bardach, 83; Plastic Surgeon, Expert on Cleft Lips, Palates
Fire Burns 460 Acres; Arson Probe Underway
A Faith Flows Across Time
By WILLIAM LOBDELL91 Toll-Lane Deal Passes, Goes to Davis
By MIKE ANTONIndians Face Dilemma of Toxic Relics
By RICHARD FAUSSETMother of 9-Year-Old Is Charged With Abduction
By SCOTT GOLDHoliday Closures
Centenarian at Wheel Still Rules the Road
By ANNA GORMANDoctor Defends HisTreatment of Hippo
Camp Opens Eyes of Have-Nots, Have-Lots
By ZANTO PEABODYSimon and Davis Prove It's Time for a New Voice: None of the Above
By Steve LopezHabitat for Humanity Seeks Volunteers
Reagan Library to Hold Sept. 11 Memorial
Sign May Have Run Its Course
By DANIEL YIGem of a Hotel Retains Its Luster
By SUZIE ST. JOHNEx-Officer Pleads No Contest in Rape Case
Virtuoso on the Vibraphone, One of the Last Giants of Jazz
By JON THURBER4 Held in Huge Drug Seizure
By HOLLY J. WOLCOTTMuslims Adapt U.S. Tradition for 9/11 Tribute
By ERIKA HAYASAKI2 Pedestrians Are Killed, 1 Injured by MTA Buses
Cathedral to Open for Challenged Church
By TERESA WATANABEUnion Station Helped Turn a City Into a Metropolis
By CECILIA RASMUSSENFrederick Selch, 72; Ad Exec Collected Musical Instruments
Officers Find Abducted Girl, Mother at a Rest Stop in San Diego County
By CARA MIA DiMASSABattle Over Ridgelines Heats Up in Rural L.A.
By WENDY THERMOS
Magazine
Delano's Grand Illusion
By MATTHEW HELLERBeverly Hills Finally Gets Some Trailer Park Ambience
By MARK EHRMANModernist Oasis
By GINNY CHIENThe Rock, the Hard Place and the Man in the Middle
By FAYE FIOREFresh Appeal
By S. Irene VirbilaMUSIC MAVERICK
By RANDY LEWISPOOLING RESOURCES
Checkmate at Brain Beach
By HANK ROSENFELDMaking Peace With Figs
By CAROLYNN CARRENOThe Long Year of Rescue 5
By GARY FRIEDMANA Rosebud of the Screen Blooms Again
By PAUL ZOLLO
Opinion
Lesson One: Training Counts
By LINDA DARLING-HAMMONDA Map for 91 Express Lanes
By JOHN M.W. MOORLACHMapping the Minds in Iraq's Regime
By WILLIAM M. ARKINCut the Fuse on Fireworks
Democracy's Turkish Test
By MICHAEL A. REYNOLDSMind Your Mouth, Coach
The Reality Factor in Educating Children About Sept. 11
By ABRAHAM COOPER and HAROLD BRACKMANDown to the Nitty-Gritty
The Parenting of a True-Blue Populist
By KYLE LONGLEYThe Reaganites Strike Back
By JACOB HEILBRUNNThe Long View of L.A. Cathedral
By DONALD MILLERThe Greening of the Bottom Line
By KATHERINE ELLISONLet's Drink to the Salt of the Earth
By JOHN BALZAREr, What Were We Saying?
An Achilles Heel
By KEVIN PHILLIPSAny Hope for the Children?
Chad MacDonald's Legacy
Toll-Road System Deserves Support
By DICK ACKERMANBigger Is Better for the Future of NATO
By JOSEPH R. BIDEN JR.
World
Controversial Exhibit Reveals What Lies Beneath
By JANET STOBARTTrashing Planet While Saving It
Swede Held Had Pilot Training in the U.S.
Israel Kills 10 Palestinians
By TRACY WILKINSONEthnic Albanian Rebels Release 5 Abductees
Storm Kills 15; 2 Marines Swept Away in Japan
U.S. Foreign Policy Assertive, Divisive
By SEBASTIAN ROTELLASharif Ends Parliament Bid, Supports Bhutto
Peaceful Protests Upstage U.N. Summit
By KENNETH R. WEISSDeath Penalty May Bar Moussaoui Data
Arab States Disavow Anti-Jewish Remarks
By MICHAEL SLACKMANArmed Attackers Kill 2 Americans in Papua
By RICHARD C. PADDOCKEU May Seek Pact With U.S. on Court
Governor's Race Is a Test Case for Japanese Reform
By VALERIE REITMAN6 Sentenced to Death for Rape in Pakistan
News
Drugs, Guns, Gangs Mark Life in Little Rock
By BRIAN SKOLOFFA Great Divide Over the Use of Cardiac Donors
By LAURA MECKLERImmigrants Occupy French Church
By JOHN LEICESTERYSL Seizes Imagination by Leaving Little to It
By VALLI HERMAN-COHENJOKES & RIDDLES
IPOs Net $11 Million for WorldCom Ex-CEO
By MARK SHERMANHistory, Science, Critters
By SUSAN KINGFreedom's Struggle a Family Affair
By GRANT PECKWhat's Your Favorite Dinosaur?
By Compiled by MARY ELLEN WALKERIndia Holy Man Is Seeking Communion at 13,500 Feet
By GURINDER OSANHomeless Youths' Plight Is Perilous, Even in the Midwest
By ROBERT E. PIERRESage Bidding
By ANN CONWAYRedwoods Siphon Water From the Top and Bottom
By DON THOMPSONThe Girl Who Never Gave Up
By Compiled by MARY ELLEN WALKERSurvival Skills of the Cart Pusher
By JIM SHEAMan Alters Course After 2nd Brush With Death
By MICHAEL HILLHistory and Hope
By MIMI AVINSA Dog-Meet-Dog World for These Party Animals
By CHRIS L. JENKINSPutting Aside the Present to Dwell on Past Perfect
By Sandy BanksSaws Fall Silent as Fort Bragg Faces Loss of Its Lumber Mill
By JUSTIN PRITCHARD2 Tales of Life on the Streets of Des Moines
By ROBERT E. PIERRESaudi Royals Take Lifestyle Vacation
By JEROME SOCOLOVSKYSamantha Learns a Lesson
By JOAN H. HASKINSBulldozer Rams the Wrong House
Ireland Is Reduced to Its Last Seminary
By SHAWN POGATCHNIK
Sports
Nice Coaches Finish
By STEVE HENSONGood Will, Tennis From Hewitt
By LISA DILLMANThey Want to Rush USC's Turnaround
By GARY KLEINRoom for Two at Center of the Basketball Universe
By Bill PlaschkeSmith, Jaguars Come to Terms
Jordan Coming Off Disabled List Today
By Mike DiGiovannaBittersweet Victories for Zapedzki and Lusis
By Lance PugmireDaal Corners Astros in Win
By MIKE DiGIOVANNAHigh Performance
By ALAN ABRAHAMSONWillingham, Irish Golden in Opener
By DIANE PUCINL.A. Almost Had NFL Climbing Walls for It
By T.J. SimersLet's Hope He Changes His Socks More Often
Pure D Cool Is Back in the Spotlight Tonight
By BOB MIESZERSKIWinning Ways Continue for A's
Now, Time for the Rest of Our Season
By Jason ReidRuiz Is Galaxy's One-Man Show With Hat Trick, 3-0
By PAUL GUTIERREZLeslie, Mabika on All-League Team
By Mike TerryHEADLINES
Lukasiewicz, Cook, Ramirez to Join Club
By Steve SpringerRonaldo Heads to Real Madrid
Marrero's Power Lifts Cardinals Over Cubs
Magical Ride for Stevens
By BOB MIESZERSKIGoing One Step at a Time
By STEVE HENSONFlorida's Zook Wins His Debut
These Two in Driver's Seat
By BOB MIESZERSKIDavis Should Land in the Hall of Fame
By DAVE KINDREDWomen's Group to Appeal to CBS
By RENE LYNCH and DAVID COLKERBrady's Bunch Could Be Super
By BOB OATESBoth Sides Should Have Smiles
Giants Trump Another Arizona Ace
Not Taking an Easy Route
By GARY KLEINDuke Skid Is Over
Sparks Are Ringmasters Again
By MIKE TERRYThe Shots Heard 'Round the WNBA
Angels Get to Enjoy Hit Parade
By STEVE SPRINGERYao Shows What a Tall Order It's Going to Be
By DAVID WHARTONEdison's Grady Leads Class of Quarterbacks
By ERIC SONDHEIMERRed Sox Lose Game, Maybe Martinez Too
National
Every Drop of Water Precious in Thirsty Ariz. Town
By TOM GORMANWatching as a Race She Can't Lose Slips Away
By JOHANNA NEUMANAirlines Check for Faulty Fuel Pumps
Inquiry Into Madrid Cell Provides a View of Al Qaeda's Wide Reach
By SEBASTIAN ROTELLABush Is Golden Goose in GOP Bid for Congress
By JAMES GERSTENZANGLindh Is Fully Cooperating With Government, His Lawyers Say
Del. Primary Falls on Jewish Holiday
Schools Operator Gets Documentation Deadline
Wal-Mart Denies Boosting Dole Campaign
Breath of Fresh Air Is Rare in Great Smoky Mountains
By KEN ELLINGWOODDonated Organs May Be West Nile Virus Source
Holocaust Suit Accusing U.S. Clears Obstacle
By HENRY WEINSTEINU.S. Foreign Policy Assertive, Divisive
By DOYLE McMANUSAs Poll Gap Closes, Reno Returns to the Road
Marshal Aimed Gun at Passengers, Witnesses Say
Public's Mood on Priorities Changes
By RONALD BROWNSTEINIndiana Man Held in Woman's 1968 Slaying Dies of Cancer
Contractors' Cost Overruns From Anthrax Cleanup: $50 Million
The Plot
By TERRY McDERMOTT
Real Estate
Redesigned and True to Its Nature
By RUTH RYON$460 Million Paid in Title Claims Last Year
Real Estate Trends
Leaving Nothing to Chance
By KATHY PRICE-ROBINSONLow-Income Renters Lack Affordable Units
A Model Sleuth Moves On
By RUTH RYONReasons Are Not Required With 30-Day Notices
By KEVIN POSTEMAHousing Market 'Still Going Up'
By DIANE WEDNERA Bungalow Returns to Retro
By MICHELLE GRINGERI-BROWN
Books
The Mystery of Jean Moulin
By DOUGLAS JOHNSONShake, Rattle and Roll
By KENNETH REICHCombat Rock
By CRISPIN SARTWELLNIGHT SHIFT AT THE FRUIT CANNERY
By Ilze Klavina MuellerBarbarians at the Gate
By EUGEN WEBERLos Angeles Times Bestsellers
Ghost in the Machine
By MICHAEL HARRISDISCOVERIES
By SUSAN SALTER REYNOLDSCan George Soros Save the World?
By DAVID RIEFFLos Angeles Times Bestsellers
FIRST FICTION
By MARK ROZZOSmall Is Beautiful
By RUSSELL JACOBYPOETS' CORNER
By CAROL MUSKE-DUKESCollateral Damage
By GLORIA EMERSONBack to the Future
By JONATHAN KIRSCHCreatures of Love
By ROBERT FAGGENShe's Come Undone
By JEFF TURRENTINEAfter the Flood
By JAMES RAGANKeys to the Kingdom
By CHARLES R. MORRISThe World According to Blass
By WOODY HOCHSWENDER
Entertainment
Maybe 'Rising' Refers to Grammy Fever
By STEVE HOCHMANFrom His Room to Our Ears
By ROBERT HILBURNNegro Problem Makes a Sunny Return
By Natalie Nichols and Don Heckman and Ernesto Lechner and Steve Baltin; Steve Hochman;Sex and the Street Tagger
By SCOTT TIMBERGForm Follows Values
By NICOLAI OUROUSSOFFBest Bets
A Century of Enduring Star Power
By SUSAN KINGBig Heart, Big Box Office
By KENNETH TURANMust a Critic's Heritage Dictate His Opinions?
By AGUSTIN GURZAIn Our Own Image
By REED JOHNSONUsed to the Challenge
By JAN BRESLAUERWhat Next for His L.A. Story?
By DON SHIRLEYAs History and Memory Ebb and Flow
By LEAH OLLMANWhat You Can't See
By JAN BRESLAUERIn a Foreign Land
By STEVE HOCHMANBrad Mehldau Synthesizes, Branford Marsalis Rhapsodizes
By HOWARD REICH
Business
Grape Growing Going High-Tech
By MELINDA FULMER'Loyalty' Programs Can Help Build Savings for College Costs
By KATHY M. KRISTOFAs Stock Trader, Ebbers Flourished
By TOM PETRUNOTOP STORIES--AUG. 25-30
California's Wine Glass Overfilled
By MELINDA FULMERNet Casinos Find They Can't Bet on Plastic
By DAVID COLKER''Til Debt Do Us Part' Is Extravagant Couple's Vow
By LIZ PULLIAM WESTONLessons of Booming Late '90s Offer Promise for Labor Outlook
By James Flanigan
Travel
Lakes Mead, Powell Remain Open Even Through Drought
Six Centuries of Art at Las Vegas Museum
By Tom GormanReaders Recommend
Resort Opens on Eastern Shore of Maryland
Hotel Makes Waves With Water Playground
While Ban Is Debated, Americans Are Flocking to Cuba
By JANE ENGLEWander Lonely as a Cloud in England's Beautiful Lake District
By JOHN McKINNEYTraveler's Notes
Yellowstone, Where the Wild Things Are
By ROSEMARY McCLURESpiffed-Up Times Square Can Be a Family Circus
By EILEEN OGINTZCelebrity's Summit Veers Toward Hawaii, Canal
By SHIRLEY SLATER and HARRY BASCHSheraton to Compensate Guests for Glitches
California Corner: Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
By Laurie K. SchendenTo Our Readers
Maintenance Volunteers Blaze Trails in the Woods
By ARTHUR FROMMERDeal of the Week: Hotel at Yosemite
Paris' Best Under $150
By TONI STROUDFree for the Asking: Car-Free Touring
This Week's Holidays
Getting Your Sea Legs: How to Fulfill Those Tall-Ship Dreams
By Ross AndersonFor a Sail Into the Past, Sign Up
By ROSS ANDERSONIt's Hard to Keep Up When Symptoms of Altitude Sickness Strike
By KATHLEEN DOHENY
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