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What happened on April 30, 2003
OPINION
Clear Choice for Argentina
Don't Flush This Idea Away
Powell's Mideast Moment
Smaller Classes Benefit Students and Teachers
Garner May Help, but Iraq's Future Depends on Iraqis
Jewish Settlements and Arab Hatred
NRA Retirement
The Role of Contributed Dollars in Democracy
Choose Representatives Over Politicians
When It Comes to Democracy, Do as We Say, Not as We Do By John Balzar
The Wellspring of American Empire By James M. Banner Jr., James M. Banner Jr., a historian in Washington, D.C., is co-director of the History News Service.
Bush's One-Two Punch for a California Win By Bill Whalen, Bill Whalen, a research fellow at Hoover Institution at Stanford University, was a speechwriter for Gov. Pete Wilson.
ENTERTAINMENT
It's hip, it's happening: Would you believe it's Pabst? By Bret Schulte, Washington Post
Toronto must go on, though not all the shows do By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
A theory of world history based on our desire to network By Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
Beyond the icons to the soul of 'Streetcar' By Philip Brandes, Special to The Times
Exploring percussion landscapes By Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Fun, with strings attached By Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
Playing bassoon takes a powerful pair of lungs
Gotta sing, gotta dance By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Wishing Grant could tinker with prime-time By Brian Lowry
Beyond her years By Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
Holocaust art theft suit gets go-ahead By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Group effort keeps this 'World' turning By David C. Nichols, Special to The Times
TV rankings
Jokes & Riddles
Julia Roberts leaves ICM By Elaine Dutka
Nelson on the road for his birthday From Associated Press
TBS is adding a West Coast feed By Elizabeth Jensen
Viewers spurn 'Mr. Personality' By Brian Lowry
Finally
Stolen paintings recovered From Reuters
A plea for careful SARS coverage By Tim Rutten
'Passion' will open East West season By Don Shirley
'Dad's Time Machine' By Mel Gilden, Special to The Times
Carbon copy does not an homage make By Samantha Bonar, Times Staff Writer
CBS slaps a new coat on an old genre with 'House' By Brian Lowry
Considering chaos By David L. Ulin, Special to The Times
The stage star outshined By Linda Winer, Newsday
Buck up, soldier: Better boots By Nora Zamichow, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
First Suspect Charged in Fatal Bali Bombings From Times Wire Reports
Milosevic Is Charged With Attempted Murder From Times Wire Reports
Soldiers, Muslim Rebels Are Slain in Gun Battle From Times Wire Reports
Bomb Plot Trial Witness Retracts Her Statements From Times Wire Reports
Bush Commitment Is Key to 'Road Map' for Mideast By Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
A European Amends for Stance on Iraq By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
'We Denounce Terrorism ... in All Its Shapes'
Patience Runs Out Along With Gas By Davan Maharaj, Times Staff Writer
South, North Korea Agree to Settle Nuclear Stalemate From Associated Press
Palestinian Prime Minister Urges End to 'Armed Chaos' By Henry Chu and Ruth Morris, Special to The Times
Qatar Voters OK First Constitution From Associated Press
Asia Bands Together on SARS By Tyler Marshall, Barbara Demick and Anthony Kuhn, Special to The Times
U.S. Criticizes Reelection of Cuba to U.N. Human Rights Panel By Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Broader Conflicts Disclosed By Walter Hamilton and Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writers
Soft Market Takes Toll on Arden's Profit By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Baron Capital, Execs Settle With SEC From Reuters
Court Rules Pay Hikes by CalPERS Are Illegal From Reuters
Countrywide Earnings Surge; Shares Up 8.7% By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer
Consumer Confidence Increases in April From Bloomberg News
Farmers Bros. Makes Inquiry Into Repurchasing Shares By Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
For American Airlines, No Gains Before More Pains By James Flanigan
Fluor Net Income Plummets 59% By Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Hutchison May Drop Its Deal for Global From Reuters
ImClone's Chairman, Chief Exec Step Down From Times Wire Services
Ingram Micro Reports Profit After Loss a Year Earlier From Bloomberg News
Union Janitors Take to Streets Downtown as Contract Ends By Nancy Cleeland, Times Staff Writer
Indexes Still Up as Rally Fades From Reuters
Northrop Reports Strong Profit on Acquisition, Military Spending By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
PacSun to Pay $3.9 Million to Settle Overtime Suits By Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Music Industry Tries Fear as a Tactic to Stop Online Piracy By Jon Healey, Times Staff Writer
AutoNation Aims to Be Great Power By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
RealNetworks Revenue Dips; Subscriptions Hit 1 Million From Reuters
Bristol-Myers Profit Falls 11% as Costs Rise From Bloomberg News
Deutsche Bank Settlement Delayed By Walter Hamilton
MasterCard to Pay About $1 Billion From Reuters
Dynegy Posts First Profit in Five Quarters From Bloomberg News
Also
Former Executives at Enron Must Face Suits From Bloomberg News
America Online's Ad Chief Leaving From Bloomberg News
UnumProvident to Defend Disability Suit From Bloomberg News
Dial to Pay $10 Million to Settle Lawsuit From Bloomberg News
Standard Pacific Profit Climbs 39% By Jesus Sanchez, Times Staff Writer
Investors Still Have to Press Their Cases By Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Citibank Cuts Money-Transfer Price By E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Vivendi Is Ready for Hollywood Ending By Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Stock Funds Draw Net $243 Million in March From Bloomberg News and Reuters
Janus First-Quarter Profit Drops 60% From Reuters
IBM Shareholders Vote Not to Expense Options From Bloomberg News
FOOD
Their goal: conquer By Corie Brown, Times Staff Writer
In the middle of Koreatown, great Chinese food By Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer
Indian cooking, quick and easy (and spicy too)
They're off and partying By Regina Schrambling, Special to The Times
Beauty, drama (and a fine meal too) By Donna Deane, Times Staff Writer
Salads: easy to eat but hard to define
Too much food or too little activity?
Restaurants, ask before intruding
More than one way to pickle eggs
Know what you've got By David Shaw, Times Staff Writer
Where the password is steak, steak and more steak By S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
If only your home had room service By Cindy Dorn, Times Staff Writer
Cookstuff By Donna Deane
But are they really better than us? By James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
2001 Cascina Ca' Rossa Langhe Nebbiolo By S. Irene Virbila
AUTOS
Luxury and handling but no flair By Jim Mateja, Chicago Tribune
Some pedestrians are more at risk crossing the street By Matthew Daly, Associated Press
Actor seeks to rev up interest in alternative-fuel technologies By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Recycling batteries reduces dangers By Jeanne Wright, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Conviction in Killings Upheld By Hilda M. Munoz, Times Staff Writer
Smog Fears High in Central Valley By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Gunfire in Buena Park Wounds 4-Year-Old Boy By Zeke Minaya, Times Staff Writer
GOP Budges on State Budget By Evan Halper and Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writers
The Ballad of Carlos Guitarlos By Bob Baker, Times Staff Writer
Classes Cater to Children's Passions, Paces By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Split in 310 Area Code Is Possible By James S. Granelli and Jean Merl, Times Staff Writers
Supervisors Raise Contribution Limit for County Races, a Catch-Up Move By Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
Deputy's Shot Grazes Colleague's Hand By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Terror Threat, or Wave of Emotion? By Scott Martelle and Mai Tran, Times Staff Writers
Conejo Valley Fest Looks to the Skies From a Times Staff Writer
Deputy Remembered a Year After Slaying
Summons Serve to Fuel Fire of Doctors' Suit By Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Yamaha Organ Stolen on Easter Is Recovered By Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Council Rejects Much of Campaign Spending Reform By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Edward Gaylord, 83; Oklahoma Publisher Expanded Media Empire From Staff and Wire Reports
Survivors of Great White Plan Benefit Tour By Bob Baker, Times Staff Writer
Albert Hakim, 66; Key Figure in Reagan Era's Iran-Contra Scandal By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood Still Plagued by Blight, CRA Report Says By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Never Forget
Injured Horse Is Euthanized From a Times Staff Writer
Bernard Katz, 92; Findings About Neurotransmitters Led to a Nobel By Usha Lee Mcfarling, Times Staff Writer
Holding a Knife Too Long Gets Stanton 5th-Grader in Trouble By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Koenig Selected as Director of Police Commission By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writers
Krishna Temples Seek Out Possible Sex-Abuse Victims By Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writer
Porn Spam? No Thanks, Ma'am: Click Open, Scan, Delete, Repeat By Steve Lopez
Killing Blamed on Gang Member By Tracy Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Hunter Faces Charges in Condor Death By Deborah Schoch and Jenifer Ragland, Times Staff Writers
Crash Kills Girl, 8, Injures Mom, Brother From Times Staff Reports
Haugen Named to Head High School District From Times Staff Reports
Experts to Discuss Water Quality, Urban Runoff From Times Staff Reports
O.C. Drops Posts on 2 Airport Boards By Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
County Buys Electronic Voting System
Placing Lower Value on Senior Lives Stirs Anger By Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Something for Students to Chew On: The Mystery of the Counterfeit Currency By Steve Harvey
Rise in Otter Deaths Puts Experts on Alert By William Overend, Times Staff Writer
Bicyclist, 44, Shot to Death in Oxnard From a Times Staff Writer
El Toro: Balancing Hoopla, Reality By Dana Parsons
Wind Is Responsible for Jellyfish Invasion From Times Wire Reports
Abduction Feared in Girl's Disappearance From Times Wire Reports
Arbitrators Limit Rent Hikes on Land at Seacliff By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Oxnard Flower Nursery Settles Wage Dispute By Sandra Murillo, Times Staff Writer
S.F. Officers Face Disciplinary Action From Associated Press
Actress Is Charged With Shoplifting From a Times Staff Writer
Judge Blocks Rancho's Closing By Sue Fox, Times Staff Writer
Senator Proposes 'Three Strikes and Out of Business' State Law By Carl Ingram, Times Staff Writer
LAPD to Disband Transit Police Units By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Death Report Draws Probe By Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writers
Houses Could Fall to Widen the 101 By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Regarding Vietnam, Little Saigon's Traders Are Gaining on the Haters By Mai Tran and Mike Anton, Times Staff Writers
Driver, 72, Dies When His Van Veers, Hits Tree From Times Staff Reports
Judge Orders Recycler, County to Resolve Issues From Times Staff Reports
Robert Wallerstein, 76; L.A. Judge Had Handled Contracts for Writers By Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Homeowners Group Meeting Ends in Tussle By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Bush, Allies May Clash on AIDS Help By Edwin Chen and Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writers
Drunken Claim Denied in Stabbing Retrial From Times Wire Reports
Ruling on Confession Expected in Sniper Case From Times Wire Reports
Arsenic Suspected in Illnesses at Church From Times Wire Reports
Police Arrest Suspect in 14 Bank Holdups From Times Wire Reports
Seven States Rattled by Rare Earthquake From Times Wire Reports
Santorum to Keep His Senate Post From Times Wire Reports
Sex Slavery Suspect OK to Stand Trial, His Lawyer Says From Associated Press
Holocaust Museum Marks 10 Years of Outreach Programs By Aparna Kumar, Times Staff Writer
Bush Appellate Nominee Sutton Wins Senate OK By Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writer
Unions Protest Mayor's Plan to Lay Off Workers in N.Y. From Associated Press
High Court Upholds Jailing of Immigrants By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Baton Rouge Women Live in Fear By Lianne Hart
Probe Close to Locating Shuttle Breach By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
SARS Warning Lifted in Toronto By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
At Least There's No Crowd Pressure
Newfound Energy Puts Lakers in Command By J.A. Adande
Seattle's Meche Keeps Clemens Stuck at 297 From Associated Press
Angels Are Feeling Superior By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Appier Now Welcomes Visit to Toronto By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
$1 Tickets Sell Out SkyDome From Associated Press
This Royal Wimbledon Treatment Is Bowing Out By Mike Hiserman
Cooper Ends Retirement, Returns to Comets By Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Empire Maker's Foot a Favorite Subject By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
No Bat Man Sequel for Dodgers' Brown By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Roberts Is Hamstrung by Hamstring By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Bad Feelings Left in the Bay Area By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Streak Broken, Refrain Isn't By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Lemieux Is Cup Historian By Chris Foster and Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Game 5 Report By Elliott Teaford, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jockey Smith Elected to Hall By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Timberwolves Are Running Out of Answers By Mark Heisler
Pick Six Carries the Day By Bob Mieszerski
Now You Know
Jackson Has Answer for Shaq By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
It's a Five-Star Rating By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Pacers Stymie Celtics From Associated Press
Kings' Jackson Gets Award From Associated Press
Weber Says He Is the Next Illinois Basketball Coach From Staff and Wire Reports
Senators Rally to Beat Flyers From Associated Press
Ducks Remind Melrose of '93 By Helene Elliott
Maddux Is Rounding Into Form for Braves From Associated Press
Calling It a 'Sad Day,' Pincay Hits Finish Line By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Feelings of Insecurity By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Armas Rejoins U.S. Team By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Saunders' Players Feel the Heat By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
Turco Picks Up His Play By Lonnie White
NEWS
2 More Wanted Iraqis Give Up From Associated Press
Iraqi Banks Struggle to Get Back on Their Feet By Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Rebels Get a New Lease on Life By David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi Who Led U.S. to POW Gets Asylum From Associated Press
Najaf Has the Mayor Nobody Knows By Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Treaty Complicates Crowd Control By Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
Arab Leaders May See Iraq as a Wake-Up Call By David Lamb, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Radically Cutting Military Presence in Saudi Arabia By Esther Schrader, Times Staff Writer
Tense Standoff Between Troops and Iraqis Erupts in Bloodshed By Michael Slackman, Times Staff Writer
Action Urged on Stolen Art By Janet Stobart, Times Staff Writer
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