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What happened on July 05, 2004
NATIONAL
Giraffe, Ostrich Drown in Sinkhole at Zoo From Times Wire Reports
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A Clue in FBI Hunt for Source of Anthrax Mail From Times Wire Reports
Warner Says Reviving Draft Would Be Costly From Times Wire Reports
Man Crashes SUV Into Airport Terminal From Times Wire Reports
Bush and Cheney Spend Holiday Working Crowds By Edwin Chen and Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writers
FBI Delays Interviews in Fighting Terror Plot By Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
A Day of Patriotic Music, Food, Fun From Associated Press
Cornerstone Dedicated at Ground Zero By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Kerry, Vilsack Don't Play Like a Team By Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Kerry's Own War Over Vietnam By Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer
Both Sides Deserve a Degree of Blame for Transatlantic Chill By Ronald Brownstein
OPINION
A Standards Issue, Period
A Cooler South Asia
UC Reforms Make Sense
Treatment of Captive Iraqis and Americans
Making the Choice to View Beheadings
Renovation Plans for Grand Avenue
'Lemon' Principals
Fundamental Rights of Israelis, Palestinians
Balanced Budget
S. Africa's Leader Is in No Position to Lecture Others
Imperfect Calculus for the Value of Lives By Kenneth R. Feinberg, Kenneth R. Feinberg is the special master appointed by President Bush to administer the federal Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund.
Prozac Is Passe -- It's a Carbo-High for Me By Kathleen Clary Miller, Kathleen Clary Miller is a writer in San Juan Capistrano.
You Say Navorski, He Says Navasky By Victor Navasky, Victor Navasky is publisher and editorial director of the Nation and the author of, among other books, "Naming Names," a history of the Hollywood blacklist. He is the director of the Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism at Columbia University.
It's Never Black and White Inside Purple America By Ilya Shapiro, Ilya Shapiro is completing a clerkship with the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
ENTERTAINMENT
Our political pipe dream By Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
For an inspired perfumer, the city is ripe with possibility By Geraldine Baum
Dylan Thomas elusive in 'New Life' details By Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
We know what we like By Ariella Budick, Newsday
Girl born blind grows in grace, power and wit By Michael Ordona, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi humanitarian plan is about kids, not politics By Gary Sinise, One of the founding members of the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, Gary Sinise has starred in a number of award-winning television and film projects, including "Forrest Gump," "Wallace," "Truman," "Apollo 13" and "Of Mice and Men" (which he also directed). This fall he will star in CBS' "CSI: New York." He lives in Los Angeles.
Climbing the ropes to ability By Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
The rerun: been there, prefer that By Maria Elena Fernandez and Jonathan Taylor, Times Staff Writers
For hosts, goodbye, simple life From Associated Press
Burnishing big bands' tradition By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Should kids get the summer off?
Ensemble taps its considerable resources By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Doubts don't dog him By Al Martinez
Trusting, to the end By Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Jokes & Riddles
This superstar French chef served Europe's upper crust By Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
'Mrs. Carmody's Treasures' By Mike Mallory, Special to The Times
She's got Cole Porter under her skin By Desson Thomson, Washington Post
A myth becomes reality for French animation By Susan King
McEnroe tones it down for CNBC From Associated Press
WORLD
Three Held in Kabul After Blast Injures Six From Associated Press
Iraq Debates Rebel Pardon By Ashraf Khalil, Special to The Times
Israel Fires 6 Missiles at Gaza Strip Workshops From Times Wire Reports
Soldiers Bar Rifles at U.S. Marine's Funeral From Times Wire Reports
Nation Test-Launches Nuclear-Capable Rocket From Times Wire Reports
Hong Kong Lifts Ban on Pet Bird Imports From Times Wire Reports
Some in China Try to Crib a Key to Their Future By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Claims of Marine's Slaying Are Denied By David Kelly and Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writers
Fox's Party Suffers Defeat in Stronghold By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Joint U.S.-Iraqi Patrols Are Getting Off on Wrong Foot By Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Day of Fun, Food and Independence By John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Soros Invests in His Democratic Passion By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
EarthLink Is Still Piping Up for Access By Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writer
Talks on Energy Disputes Heat Up By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
A Fallen Tech Highflier Sifts Through Bubble Memories By Michael Hiltzik
Intel Sees Future in Memory Chips From Bloomberg News
OPEC Influx May Send Crude Oil Futures Lower From Bloomberg News
Deliberations Continue in Adelphia Fraud Case From Reuters
This Week's Datebook From Associated Press
Union at Boeing Plant in Kansas to Vote on Pact From Associated Press
Wall Street Traders Expect Quiet Week From Reuters
Banking On Wireless Speakers By David Colker, Times Staff Writer
Players Give Way to Prayers By Dana Calvo, Special to The Times
HEALTH
15 minutes to a fitter air passenger By Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Multivitamins found to delay onset of AIDS By Valerie Reitman
Dieting may make young girls put on the pounds From Reuters
As medical bills mount By Daffodil J. Altan, Times Staff Writer
Repellant works, but fears linger By Kelly Young, Times Staff Writer
The energy to heal By Jenny Hontz, Special to The Times
Alternative healing focuses on balancing, cleansing the body
Up in arms over triceps? Lift and flex By Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Breathe deep and build endurance with a little help By Roy M. Wallack
Implanted device may help short-circuit epileptic seizures By Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Prickly pear extract may ease hangovers By Kelly Young, Times Staff Writer
Colostrum used for digestive problems By Elena Conis
Signs precede true menopause By Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Regulators Outgunned by Big Firms By Jordan Rau, Times Staff Writer
First the Tale, Then the Bill By Jordan Rau, Times Staff Writer
A Bridge to the Future in Redding By Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer
Skateboarder Injured in Collision With Car From Times Staff Reports
Fireworks Confiscated From Several Vendors From Times Staff Reports
Barbecues, Fireworks and Legislators' Seasonal Budget Dance By George Skelton
Hugh B. Cave, 93; Known for Grisly Tales in Pulp Magazines By Adam Bernstein, The Washington Post
Cliff House Nears Return to Splendor By Donna Horowitz, Special to The Times
Relaxing, Reflecting on the Fourth By Jia-rui Chong, Daniel Hernandez and Dave Mckibben, Times Staff Writers
Holiday closings
Holiday closures
2 King/Drew Programs Shut Down By Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Northeast Valley Police Make Loud Partygoers Face the Music By Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Hit-Run Driver Who Killed Man Is Sought From Times Staff Reports
Bicyclist Dies After Hitting Towed Boat From Times Staff Reports
Holiday closures
Rockets' Red Glare Returns By Dave Mckibben and Erin Ailworth, Times Staff Writers
Elmer Rusco, 76; Expert on History of Race Relations in Nevada From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Soebandrio, 90; Former Indonesian Foreign Minister From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Tau Moe, 95; Performed Hawaiian Music for Many World Leaders From Times Staff and Wire Reports
John Cullen Murphy, 85; Illustrator Known for 'Prince Valiant' Strip From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Costa Mesa Sees Dream of a Marina Slip By By Daniel Yi, Times Staff Writer
'Compass' Points to New Direction for Growth By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Clinton's Book Praises His California Connections By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Unnerving Choices for Church Historians By William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
The Road More Heavily Traveled By Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Tolls Raised on Bay Area Bridges By William Wan, Times Staff Writer
'Sorry Won't Bring My Husband Back' By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Down on the Crean Family Farm By Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Let's See Smarty Jones Do This
Two Angels Get All-Star Call By Ben Bolch and Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writers
A Walk in the Park for Bonds From Associated Press
Reds Put Casey on 15-Day DL From Associated Press
When Water Settles, Nearby Venues Await By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
This Guy Is Basically a Hot-Dog, to Be Frank By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Hot Corner By Larry Stewart
Dodgers Control Freeway By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Colon Will Remain in Rotation By Ben Bolch and Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writers
Final Is Big Fat Greek Upset From Associated Press
Galaxy's Ruiz Is Double Trouble By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Ames Finally Secures First PGA Tour Victory From Associated Press
Driven by a Dream By Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Bayamo Finally Gets Big Victory By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Landaluce Brings a Storm By Bob Mieszerski
Walker Walks and Cubs Sweep From Associated Press
Waiting Game for Coach Goes On By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
It's Mallon's Turn to Make History From Associated Press
Rice Edges Meira at the Finish From Associated Press
Two World Records Fall at Track Meet in Greece From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Lisbon Stages a Greek Drama By Mike Penner
Mets Finish Sweep of the Yankees From Associated Press
Her Reaction Is Priceless By Kelsie Smith, Times Staff Writer
Sprinters Rule in the Short Run By Bonnie Desimone, Chicago Tribune
Federer Reigns on This Turf By Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
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