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What happened on April 07, 2004
WORLD
Suharto's Party Ahead in Early Election Returns From Times Wire Reports
Mideast Events Push a Pair of U.S. Allies Into a Corner By Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Police Arrest Nine Suspected Militants From Times Wire Reports
Activist for N. Koreans Indicted in China From Times Wire Reports
Koizumi Visit to Shrine Ruled Unconstitutional From Times Wire Reports
China, U.S. Among Leaders in Executions From Times Wire Reports
Animal Poisonings at Sao Paulo Zoo Increase From Times Wire Reports
Alleged Chemical Vapor Bomb Plot Foiled From Times Wire Reports
U.S. Firm on Iraq Handoff By Paul Richter and Sonni Efron, Times Staff Writers
Fallouja Neighborhood Suddenly Turns Fierce By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
After the Flood
China Baffles Reforms in Hong Kong By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Iran Agrees to Timetable for Nuclear Inspections by U.N. From Reuters
12 Marines Are Killed as Violence Spreads in Iraq By Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Jordan Convicts 10 in 2002 Slaying of American Envoy From Associated Press
Former Ruling Party Seeks to Keep Itself Afloat in Post-Aristide Haiti By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Lithuanian Lawmakers Vote to Impeach President By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Tape Calls for Religious War in Iraq From Associated Press
OPINION
Cheers for Fake Laughs
Aggravation on Location
Rice Must Tell Story in Full
A California Education in Greed, Bureaucracy
China's Exchange Rates Could Use Flexibility
Pulitzer Awards
White House Officials to Address 9/11 Panel
Dylan Reveals His Inner Workings
Attack on Bilingual Ed Hasn't Spelled Success
Alleged Abuse Mainly Before Mahony's Time
Fight the Blight
A Testimony to Racial Limbo By Debra Dickerson, Debra Dickerson is the author of "The End of Blackness" (Pantheon, 2004). She can be reached at debradickerson.com.
She Deserves to Be Put on a Pedestal By Alison Lapper, Alison Lapper is an artist in Britain.
Work Rules Bust Holes in School Budgets By Lydia Segal, Lydia Segal, a professor at John Jay College, is the author of "Battling Corruption in America's Public Schools" (2004).
ENTERTAINMENT
In TV's afterlife, fan loyalty rules By Robert Abele, Special to The Times
Autism, in history and in the family By Carmela Ciuraru, Special to The Times
Reissue of Lynne Cheney novel canceled From Associated Press
Opera contest open to under-30 singers
A road trip tale infused with talent By Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Family: It works as a team By Rob Kendt, Special to The Times
Raising their voices in a shared love
Painting the castes of Mexico By Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
Beware the ides of April By Bettijane Levine, Times Staff Writer
A Japanese master's work in full flower at LACMA By Holly Myers, Special to The Times
By the Numbers
Jokes & Riddles
Taper ushered out of 'Blonde' From Associated Press
'Hairspray' to star 'teen' Tony winner By Don Shirley
No more jail time for Ross From Associated Press
Covent Garden offers $18 seats From Reuters
'Stones' is put on hiatus by CBS By Jonathan Taylor
Pink reportedly lands Joplin role By Randy Lewis
Finally
Bedeviled By Roy Rivenburg, Times Staff Writer
A genteel face-lift By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
'The Grandma Who Didn't Say Thank You' By Eve Bunting, Special to The Times
Viewers are game for 'Survivor,' 'Apprentice' Associated Press
His next extravagant step By Karen Wada, Special to The Times
BUSINESS
ABC Network May Oust Top Programmer By Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Cash Was Wired to Cover Rigas Loan, Broker Says From Dow Jones Newswires
Morgan Stanley to Buy Barra From Bloomberg News
Engineer Sues Boeing Over Legal Costs From Bloomberg News
CEOs' Cash Pay Was Up 16% in '03 From Reuters
Court Upholds Genentech Decision From Associated Press
Spiegel Puts Eddie Bauer Up for Sale From Times Wire Services
Boeing Selects 7E7 Engine Makers From Bloomberg News
U.S. Carmakers Get Hybrids to Start Gate By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
CalPERS to Oppose 7 on 2 Drug Firms' Boards From Bloomberg News
HealthSouth Ex-CEO Asks Court to Ease Travel Limits From Associated Press
Intel CEO Defends Sending Jobs Abroad to Cut Costs From Reuters
Sunkist to Put Country-of-Origin Label on Fresh Produce By Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Layoffs Fall to Lowest Level in 9 Months From Reuters
Tyco Letter Writer Says He Thought Trial Had Ended From Associated Press
Lucent Fires 4 in Its China Unit From Bloomberg News
Stock Rally Takes a Spring Break From Times Staff and Wire Reports
News Corp. Plans Move to N.Y. From Associated Press
Investors Cash Out Real Estate Stocks From Reuters and Times Staff Reports
Judge Bars Payments to Former Westar Execs From Associated Press
Probe of Possible Mad Cow Deaths Urged From Reuters
SoCal Edison Proposes Rate Discounts By Elizabeth Douglass
Weekly Sales at Chain Stores Edge Higher From Reuters
Tupperware Says Profit Boosted by Strong Sales From Bloomberg News
MGM Management to Propose $8 Dividend By James Bates
Yahoo's Rating Cut Over High-Priced Unit From Bloomberg News
Man Wins Suit Against AT&T Broadband From Associated Press
Alcoa Profit Surges as Aluminum Prices Rise From Bloomberg News
El Paso Wins Reversal of $122-Million Verdict From Bloomberg News
Oregon to Withhold Safeway Votes From Bloomberg News
For Shoemakers, a New Foothold in Earnings By Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Firms Often Avoided Taxes By Warren Vieth, Times Staff Writer
SEC Probes Mamma.com After Share-Price Rise From Bloomberg News
Fiorina, Greenberg to Serve on NYSE Panel From Bloomberg News
Pepsi, Rite Aid Lead Among Credit Upgrades From Bloomberg News
FOOD
Let them eat brioche, warm from the oven By Donna Deane, Times Test Kitchen Director
The elements of spring By Regina Schrambling, Special to The Times
Hipper, happier hours By Leslee Komaiko
Winemakers with a story to tell By David Shaw, Times Staff Writer
Seeking boffo huevos By Lynda Obst and Victor Lomeli, Special to The Times
An Italian revival in the Valley By S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
Leg of lamb the easy way By Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer
When you need help drying out By Charles Perry, Times Staff Writer
2002 Joh. Jos. Prum Wehlener Sonnenuhr Kabinett By S. Irene Virbila
AUTOS
LaCrosse a key player in Buick's game plan By Larry Printz, Morning Call
The 'V' is for victory By Dan Neil
Unlock? That does not compute By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
New Burglar Alarm Policy Cuts Calls, Officials Say, but False Alarms Persist By Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Gov. Wants a Part-Time Legislature By Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
Prison Health Costs Soar 150% By Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
George Bamberger, 80; Famed Orioles Pitching Coach and Brewers Manager From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Online Daily to Challenge S.F. Chronicle By Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
2 Bills Target 'Big Box' Benefits, Impacts By Robert Salladay, Times Staff Writer
Crane Mishap Closes 2 Lanes of Freeway From Times Staff Reports
Hospital's Teen Psych Unit to Remain Open From Times Staff Reports
Store Owner Kills Armed Robber From Times Staff Reports
Garden Grove Schools Up for Broad Prize By Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Agency Cleared in Beating Death By Donna Horowitz, Special to The Times
Cuts Would Hurt Children, Group Says By Sue Fox, Times Staff Writer
Teen Gets a Bad Case of the Flue By Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Pileup Patrol
Selling a University to Next Year's Freshman Class By Joy Buchanan, Times Staff Writer
A Major Lane Change By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena to Consider Halting Developments By Kristina Sauerwein, Times Staff Writer
Shootings at Nickerson Gardens Outrage City Council Members By Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Conflict of Interest Is Alleged in Vote-Count Probe From Times Staff Reports
Vague Suspicions Lead to Identity-Theft Arrest By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
On the Green
Marjorie Pay Hinckley, 92; Wife of Mormon Church President From Associated Press
Bike Racer Stable After Car Crash From Associated Press
Ringleader in Immigration Fraud Is Sentenced to 10 Years By David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writer
Gay Jail Inmates Get Chance to Learn By James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
USC Sets Up Fund in Memory of Architect Koenig
Safety Net Imperiled at O.C. School By David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Ventura County Criticizes Off-Shore Gas Plant Policies From a Times Staff Writer
Memorial Tells More About the Living By Steve Lopez
A Study in Contrast
Bubbling Over Into Science
USC Professor's Unusual New Invention Could Be a Blueprint for Disaster By Steve Harvey
Parks to File for Mayoral Race By Jessica Garrison and Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writers
A Foregone Conclusion Is No Fun in Baseball By Dana Parsons
Francis Bassios, 59;Drew Up Discipline System for Lawyers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Joel Feinberg, 77; Expert on Relationship Between Morality, Law From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Huntington Beach Accepts 'Peace Pole' From Church By Dave Mckibben, Times Staff Writer
Stein Remains Defiant to the End By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Phillip Rock, 76; Hollywood-Born Novelist, Screenwriter Wrote 'Passing Bells' Saga From a Times Staff Writer
To Save Salton Sea, Engineers Consider Dividing It in Two With Causeway By Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Governor Offers Reward in Killing From Times Wire Reports
16-Year-Old Killed in Alleged Gang Battle From Times Wire Reports
City Opens New Park Near Padres' Outfield From Times Wire Reports
Man, 32, Is Sentenced to 10 Years for Assault From Times Wire Reports
Starr to Head Pepperdine's Law School By Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Janet Steiger, 64; at FTC, She Pushed Antitrust Probe of Microsoft From a Times Staff Writer
Mayor's Man at the Airport Quits Amid Contract Probes By Jennifer Oldham, Noam N. Levey and Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writers
Low-Carb Sumo
Squall Breaks Out Over Lifeguard Plan By Sue Fox, Times Staff Writer
Another Disney Ride Snag By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Murder Suspect Surrenders By Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Testing Ordered in Abuse Lawsuit By Holly J. Wolcott, Times Staff Writer
Oxnard Teenager Pleads Not Guilty in Stabbing Death From a Times Staff Writer
Voters in Inglewood Turn Away Wal-Mart By Sara Lin and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Alert System Delayed Again By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Five School Buses Crash, Injuring 37 Kids, Adults From Times Wire Reports
Dove Hunters OKd to Target Symbol of Peace From Times Wire Reports
Priest Gets Probation for Growing Pot at Rectory From Times Wire Reports
Mom Acquitted in Boys' Deaths Is Committed From Times Wire Reports
Woman Guilty in False Lottery Ticket Report From Times Wire Reports
Bush Links More Rigorous Schooling to Getting Jobs By Edwin Chen and Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writers
1 Killed as Train Derails in Mississippi From Associated Press
Women Barred From Holy Week Ritual From Associated Press
Kerry Slams Timing of Iraq Switch By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Licenses for Migrants Urge By John-thor Dahlburg, Times Staff Writer
Passengers, ACLU Sue Over 'No-Fly' List By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Out of the Woods
A Chance to Erase Doubts, or Raise Them By Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
On the Air From a Times Staff Writer
Expanded Drug Testing for Federal Workers Is Proposed From Associated Press
U.S. Funds 9/11 Health Screens From Newsday
SPORTS
Who's the Moosiest Moose You Know?
Forget About Bad, This Was Terrible By J.A. Adande
Schilling Is Sharp as Red Sox Roll From Associated Press
Glaus Does Launch By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Anderson Deal Still a Priority By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Tigers' Young Injured From Associated Press
A Case of Cold Cash By Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
No Milestone for Bonds By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Senators Have That Vetoed Feeling By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Bryant Wants Trial Date Set By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Western Conference Preview By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Richardson's Return Not Ruled Out By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Beltre's Bat Makes Noise By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Tracy Wishes He Had Met With Beltre By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Canada Beats U.S. to Win Title From Associated Press
Top Performers
No-Hitter Puts End to Record Hit Streak By Eric Maddy, John Ortega, Lauren Peterson, Martin Henderson
Finding Her Way By Lauren Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Ema Bovary Tests Her Streak By Bob Mieszerski
Stars Aligned for Sharman By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' House Not in Order By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Eastern Conference Preview By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Drought Ends if He Reigns By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Palmer Hopes to Make the Cut One Last Time By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Nets Lose in Kidd's Return From Associated Press
NBA Suspends Grizzlies' Williams From Associated Press
UConn Doesn't Disappoint By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Title Game Gets Lowest CBS Rating From Associated Press
New Day, New Title for UConn By Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Glaus Does Launch By Ross Newhan
Navratilova Starts Strong, Then Falters in Return From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Being No. 1 Team Can Mean Trouble By Chris Foster
Future Cloudy for Some Kings By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Contenders Lack Proven Stoppers By Chris Foster
A Rocky Start for Arizona, Johnson From Associated Press
Desormeaux on Ballot for Horse Racing Hall By Bill Christine
Quotebook
Stunning Day for Elite Teams From Staff and Wire Reports; Compiled by Grahame L. Jones
Competition Everywhere as Bruin Spring Session Opens By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
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