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What happened on October 02, 2004
NATIONAL
Split Screen Wasn't Kind to Bush Nick Anderson and Scott Collins, Times Staff Writers
Debate Pulls Ratings Well Above 2000's Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Bush Sees Failure in 'Global Test' Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
Homeland Security's Cyber-Director Quits From Times Wire Reports
12 Hurt as Driver Loses Control of Car at School From Times Wire Reports
Top Pop Acts Strum Up Votes for Kerry Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Analysts, Snap Polls Point to Post-Debate Boost for Kerry Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writer
Charges Thrown Out in Sniper Case From Associated Press
Mt. St. Helens Quietly Emits a Giant Plume Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Lack of Single Terror Suspect 'Watch List' Criticized Richard Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Kerry Cites Security Lapses Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writer
Police Find Remains of Lori Hacking in Landfill From Associated Press
Fox Posts Reporter's Kerry Spoof on Website From a Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Saks to Shutter 11 Stores, Including 5 in California Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Crude Closes Above $50 Mark James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
US Airways, Pilots Agree on Concessions From Bloomberg News
Judge Questions Plans for Microsoft Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Most Automakers Post Strong September Sales Gains in U.S. From Associated Press
Group of 7 Seeks Oil-Price Relief Warren Vieth and Emma Schwartz, Times Staff Writers
Union Votes to Reject Disney World's Offer From Associated Press
Also
Senator's Tax Plan May Not Raise All He Expects Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Chevron Phillips to Pay $1.8 Million From Associated Press
Northwest Airlines CEO Resigns From Bloomberg News
Confession Casts New Shadow Over Boeing Deal Peter Pae and Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writers
WTO to Consider Concerns About China and Phasing Out Textile Quotas Evelyn Iritani, Times Staff Writer
Stocks Up on Growth Signs From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Reports Show Economic Strength From Associated Press
10 Hotels in S.F. Lock Out Union Workers Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Wild Brain, Miramax in Animation Deal Richard Verrier
PeopleSoft Dumps CEO for Co-Founder Alex Pham, Times Staff Writer
Metal Products Distributor, Herbalife Plan to Go Public Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Remember, They Call This 'Fall' Baseball Mike Penner
THE SCOUT : ENTERTAINING : Wanders' holiday touches By David A. Keeps
Els' 64 Makes It Look Easy as He Takes Two-Shot Lead From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Scouting Report Lonnie White
Dodgers Aren't Doing Themselves Any Favors Bill Plaschke
Breazell Gets Dealt Into Receiver Mix Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
No Cause for Celebration Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Timing of This Matchup Has Dorrell Concerned Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
No. 14 Utah Looks Perfect in a 28-7 Win From Times Wire Reports
Perez Says He's the Man to Pitch Playoff Opener Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Guillen Agrees to Settlement With Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Koskie Lifts Twins Past Indians, 4-3 From Associated Press
Too Close for Comfort
Shush!
Now Trinidad Wants to Retire Mayorga Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Braves Hand Cubs Another Defeat From Associated Press
Be Careful What You Ask for in the Booth
Hitting Jackpot From Associated Press
Card Receives High Grade BOB MIESZERSKI
Top Performers
These Kids Didn't Play Finders Keepers Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei Delivers a Knockout Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Why Walk When You Can Run? J.A. Adande
MLS Culture Clash Might Be a Problem
Why It's Hard for Hotheads to Keep Cool
Toyotas Light Up Speedway Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
The Times' Top 25
Galaxy Tonight Grahame L. Jones
Mission Viejo Shows It Stands Alone Eric Sondheimer, Eric Sondheimer can be reached at eric.sondheimer@latimes.com
Angels a Step Closer After 10-0 Rout of A's Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Malone Moving Closer to Retiring Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
'Pops' Knows Best Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Valencia Defense Key to Victory Eric Stephens;Peter Yoon
Diablo of a Time for Poly Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Accuser Said Bryant Used Force in Sex Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Top Football Performers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Racing Is Suspected in Deaths of 3 Teens Zeke Minaya, Times Staff Writer
Wine Dealer Is Accused of Fraud Richard Fausset and David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writers
Baby 'Jaws' Is a Star Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
Tim Choate, 49; Actor Performed in Stage, Film and TV Roles From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gertrude Dunn, 72; Women's Professional Baseball League Star From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suspect in Killing at Stadium Is Arrested From Times Wire Services
O.C. Airport May Add $4.50 Fee to Outbound Tickets Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
County Is Short of Bilingual Poll Workers From Times Wire Services
Airport Panel Barred From Voting on Contract From Times Staff Reports
Court Backs Dismissal of Suit Against Delgadillo From Times Staff Reports
Deputies Hunt for Missing Man David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Salmon Run Seen as Better Than Normal From Times Wire Services
Man Robs Irvine Bank From Times Wire Reports
Port Panelists Criticized Over Missed Meeting Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
4 Pounds of Radioactive Material Still Missing From Times Wire Services
Sheriff's Officials Can't Pinpoint What Caused Teen Hiker's Death Associated Press
Man Pleads Guilty in Major Healthcare Scam From Times Wire Services
Jim Kelly, 74; Former Mayor, Councilman in South El Monte From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fire Peril Has Roots in Poverty Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writer
L.A. County Woman, 66, Dies of West Nile Disease Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
A House Blend Featuring Social, Economic Justice William Lobdell, Times Staff Writer
A Wild Ride He Can Always Replay Steve Harvey
The week ahead in Orange County
After 13 Years and a Family's Ordeal, a Killer Is Sentenced Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
Nunez Backs Ambassador Hotel Compromise Jean Merl, Times Staff Writer
A Marriage of Commerce and Art Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
Refund Checks Start to Arrive David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Body Recovered in Santa Ana Lake From a Times Staff Report
Judge Finds a Home for Historic Ball Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Businessman Gets Prison Term in Bribery Scheme David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writer
John E. Mack, 74; Psychiatry Professor Stirred Controversy With His Research Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach Area Could Be Pivotal Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
Mel Gibson Gets Order Against Homeless Man From Associated Press
Weapons Incident Probed Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Looking at Fashion and Fame Through an Unsparing Lens Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Was a Greek Tragedy Thwarted? Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Barbara Schwei, 57; Co-Founded American Indian Dance Theatre Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
Sylmar Condo Project Gets OK Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Pictsweet Farm Goes Up for Sale Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Another Battle for the Rough Rider Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Bomber Kills 25 Worshipers in Pakistan Zulfiqar Ali, Special to The Times
U.S. Debate Renews Focus on N. Korea Tyler Marshall and Paul Richter, Times Staff Writers
Blair Is 'Absolutely Fine' After Procedure From Associated Press
Lawmaker Wounded in Assassination Attempt From Times Wire Reports
Guantanamo Detainee Alleges Torture, Slayings From Times Wire Reports
Taped Call to Strike U.S. Tied to Bin Laden Aide From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Australian Embassy Blast Suspect Identified From Times Wire Reports
4 Suicides Reported in Child Porn Inquiry From Times Wire Reports
Israeli Push Into Gaza Widens Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Death Toll From Storm Meari Rises to 22 From Times Wire Reports
U.N. Official Appeals for Aid to Haiti, Grenada From Associated Press
Forces in Iraq Fight for City Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Nigerian Warlord Agrees to Disarm From Associated Press
OPINION
Three-Strikes Law: Blessing or Curse?
America the Conservative
SCIENCE FILE : Tainted food causes lasting damage By Melissa Healy
Another View of Texas Legal Reforms
L.A. Businesses Want Local Tax Reform
Putting Schools to the Test
In U.S. Politics, Money Talks
TV's Moral Inconsistency
Americans Weigh In on the Debate
Lindh Should Be Pardoned and Freed
Silly String and Blowers
Kobe the Kid
A Major League Heist
Tarnished Gold
SCIENCE
Antarctic Ozone Hole 20% Smaller This Year From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Early Data Puts Body of Columbus in Spain From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Elephant DNA Map to Help Fight Poachers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Astronomers Hope X-Ray Bursts Are Signs of Supernovas to Come Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
1.5-Mile-Long Asteroid Passes Nearby, Sort Of From Times Staff and Wire Reports
For Carnivores, Small Means Versatile From Reuters
ENTERTAINMENT
Writers Guild gets Wilder collection From a Times staff writer
Chinese kids to perform
'Out' for the night
Kudos, Brian
Fun 'Scoundrels'
Time to put Leno on notice
Dolls' guise finally hits the mark Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Organissimo! Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Private e-mail is public TIM RUTTEN
Mother's touch with Pop art Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Winslow Homer's home preserved From Associated Press
Kirk Douglas, enter stage right Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
Melbourne paves way for AC/DC From Associated Press
Ed Harris to direct Broadway play From Associated Press
Handy translator deciphers debate Roy Rivenburg, Times Staff Writer
Activism with style Gayle Pollard-Terry, Times Staff Writer
Capleton concert now at El Rey From a Times staff writer
Benigni sets new film in war-torn Iraq From Reuters
Fiction mixes with fuzzy facts Joan Juliet Buck, Special to The Times
Players thrown a changeup Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Graham Greene, in every tiny detail Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
Democratic Santana shares spotlight Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
State Is Sailing Toward a Crisis on Immigration Beverly Antel, Beverly Antel lives in Torrance.
'Four-Year College' Is Now a Misnomer Toby Waldorf, Toby Waldorf is a certified college counselor in Los Angeles.
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