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What happened on July 14, 2003
OPINION
Getting a Lock on Secrecy
Connerly's Trivial Pursuit
Don't 'Improve' Rent Aid
Predicting the Effects of a Davis Recall
CSU Fee Increase Must Be Modest
Rumsfeld's Testimony on Iraq War Decision
Energy: Natural Gas Not Our Only Resource
Who Determines What U.S. Taxpayers Want?
Ann Coulter Stirs Up Dust With Her Attacks on the Left
Cloud of Terror Hangs Over Cubans Seeking Rights By Oswaldo Paya
Abbas Keeps His Eye on the Big Picture By Dennis Ross
ENTERTAINMENT
Fleetwood Mac puts its foot down By Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
Grabbing a fast pass to fame By Steven Barrie-anthony, Times Staff Writer
Bye, honey, see you on Labor Day By Geraldine Baum
A Founding Father who was just made for the media age By Lewis Beale, Special to The Times
Admire Hepburn's qualities, but not her acting By David Macaray, Special to The Times
Callahan brings a warm, pliant style to standards By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Charging through heat and Chavez By Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Chorus hails all things John By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Heroic effort? By John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Hollywood's effect on Muslim world attitudes By Howard Rosenberg
What if kids ruled the world?
Movies put the R back in horror By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
It isn't easy making sense of our selective sensitivities By Al Martinez
'Pirates' ends the long curse By Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
'Wives' a good fit as '50s farce By David C. Nichols, Special to The Times
Jokes & Riddles
Poignant look at a lioness in winter By Richard Schickel, Special to The Times
Mizerany delivers the male issues By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
In unhurried 'Harvey,' the slow must go on -- and on By Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
'Vacation Unplugged' By Marlene Perez, Special to The Times
Pleasing the kids is a must on 'Who Wants to Marry My Dad?' By Mark Sachs, Times Staff Writer
A rocky road to and from the bookstores By Robert W. Welkos
Blades puts honor to test on Web site By Agustin Gurza
WORLD
Democracy Activists Turn Out by Thousands From Times Wire Reports
PRI Nears Majority in Lower House From Times Wire Reports
Bomb Is Discovered, Defused in Pamplona From Times Wire Reports
Parliament Damaged by Minor Blast From Times Wire Reports
Orchid Magnate Gets 18 Years in Prison From Times Wire Reports
Back Home, Challenges Abroad By Robin Wright, Times Staff Writer
Latins Warm to Castro's Defiance By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Where Nothing Is Sacred By Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Trained at Least 70,000 in Terrorist Camps, Senator Says From Times Staff and Wire Reports
U.S. Officials Downplay 'Mistake' in Bush's Speech By Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer
New Council Ends Holidays of Hussein Era By John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
New Kuwaiti Premier Is Named Associated Press
Poll on Right of Return to Israel Provokes Furor From Reuters
Jordan Tastes Fruits of U.S. Friendship By T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
Iran to Investigate Reporter's Death From Times Wire Services
Tape Claims Al Qaeda Is at Work in Iraq By John Hendren, Times Staff Writer
Public Craves Another Kind of Power By Terry Mcdermott, Times Staff Writer
The Layered Effect
BUSINESS
Sares Regis and AIG Buy Apartments By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Buffett Is Willing to Do Lunch Again for Charity From Bloomberg News
After Its Rebellions, a New KPFK By Michael Hiltzik
Grapes Are the Top Crop Here By Michelle Locke, Associated Press
For Film Financing, Try an IPO? By Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Sun Pushes Java for Wireless Devices From Associated Press
Reuters Sues Bloomberg Over Patents From Associated Press
Concern Growing About the Media By Will Lester, Associated Press
Wall Street to Weigh Quarterly Earnings From Bloomberg News and Reuters
Action Is Expected Against Morgan Stanley From Bloomberg News
Microsoft Switch Stirs Up Debate By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Studios Gunshy on Sequels as Franchises Fail to Wow By Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Northrop Engineers' Ship Design Plans Take Flight By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Schmoozing and Frolicking in the Mountains By Sallie Hofmeister, Times Staff Writer
Swiss Airline in Talks With Rivals By Malcolm Shearmur, Bloomberg News
Burbank Business Complex Going Up By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Drug-free food By Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Striving to keep pace By Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
Watered down? Not this workout By Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
Pot-smoking may have little lasting effect on the brain, research suggests By Dianne Partie Lange
Man's age may play role in time it takes to conceive By Dianne Partie Lange
Minds fixed on 'chemo brain' By Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
For these travelers, fitness is the destination By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Getting on their feet may benefit diabetics By Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
Working against your weight By Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
It's all in the pull By Jeannine Stein
That raging headache may be anger-based By Elena Conis, Times Staff Writer
Vaccine may slow progress of diabetes By Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Too much of a good thing is not all bad By Dianne Partie Lange, Special to The Times
Macho factor and skin cancer By Timothy Gower, Special to The Times
Ovulation can be more than monthly By Jane E. Allen, Times Staff Writer
Battling peanut allergies By Elena Conis, Times Staff Writer
Red clover may enjoy undeserved popularity By Elena Conis
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Interests Collide in Wildlife Corridor By Daniel Yi, Times Staff Writer
Seaworthy Endeavor
3 Killed and 4-Year-Old Critically Hurt in Crash From Times Staff Reports
$5,000 Reward Offered in 2 Shooting Fatalities From Times Staff Reports
Benny Carter, 95; Legendary Saxophonist Also Was Composer-Arranger, Bandleader By Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
Sales Tax Hike Backed By Matt Lait, Times Staff Writer
Almost 66 Years After Career Soldier's Death, a Niece Seeks Citizenship for Him By Monte Morin, Times Staff Writer
San Bernardino County Finds That Curing Political Corruption Takes Time and Teeth By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Little-Known Activist Is Recall Powerhouse By Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
3 Women Die, Girl Hurt in Freeway Crash From a Times Staff Writer
Deputy Saves Boy, 4, Pulled From Pool By Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
Woman Hospitalized After Rough Landing on Fair Ride By Dave Mckibben and Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writers
Man Found Slain in Vehicle at Oxnard Apartments From a Times Staff Writer
Summer Offerings Won't Break the Bank By Suzie St. John, Special to The Times
Woman Dies in Irvine Collision
10 Ways to Spend $47 Billion
Many Bridges to Cross to Revive L.A. River By Kenneth Reich, Times Staff Writer
O.C. Cities Vie for Seats on Transit Board By Kimi Yoshino and Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writers
Asian Celebration
Dorothy Miller, 99; Promoted American Modern Painters From a Times Staff Writer
Private Citizens Dropped From MTA Board By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
June restaurant closures
Their French Is Showing By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Physics Program's Star Dims at Berkeley By Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Simon Loyalists Say E-Mail Dirty Trick Backfired By Patt Morrison, Times Staff Writer
Speedway Races Against Odds to Stay Open By Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
LAPD Tries Softer Touch By Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Heartfelt Greetings
NATIONAL
Asbestos Bill Could Be Windfall for Business By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Homes Evacuated as Wildfire Spreads From Times Wire Reports
Search for Children's Bodies Continues From Times Wire Reports
Postal Service to Test Anthrax Detectors From Times Wire Reports
Texas Prepares for Date With Claudette From Associated Press
Detroit's Core Is Working on a Comeback By Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
NAACP's Bond Sounds Affirmative Action Call From Associated Press
When Fighting Bush, Heavyweight Contenders Need to Use a Light Touch By Ronald Brownstein
River Ruling Benefits Wildlife From the Washington Post
SPORTS
Air Traffic
Weaver Gives It His Best and Wins From Associated Press
Security Precautions Will Take Top Priority By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
May, Royals Beat Rangers From Associated Press
Coming Clean at the Break By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Anderson to Start for AL By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Luis Castillo Replaces Giles From Associated Press
Eager to Hear What Simon Says in a Pickle By Lisa Dillman
Coming Clean at the Break By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Clark, Evans Clear Air By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Perry's Fast Finish Gives Him a One-Stroke Victory From Associated Press
U.S. World Men's Team Is Set By Helene Elliott
An Inside Job for Congaree By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Hot Corner By Larry Stewart
Newman Outlasts Harvick and Wins From Associated Press
Ohio State to Explore Report About Clarett From Staff and Wire Reports
Webb Stops Giants, 7-4 From Associated Press
A Day Later, Pujols Remains on Hit List From Associated Press
Tennis Player Hit by Bottle From Associated Press
Emotional Sendoff for Pincay By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
A TRIBUTE TO Laffit Pincay Jr.
'Bring me an offer.' Steve Patterson, Portland...
Stadler Earns Players Title From Associated Press
Borgetti's Header Leads Mexico Over Brazil, 1-0 By Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Slow Pace Endearing to During By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Rouse Continues Strong Comeback By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Woods Sizes Up the Course From Associated Press
Armstrong Climbs Hard to the Front By Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Petrucci Easily Wins the Discus By John Ortega, Times Staff Writer
It's Lady Bleu II in Line First By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Ready to Hand Off the Reins By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Prevails Over Brazil, 1-0 From Associated Press
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