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What happened on October 10, 2004
NEWS
Consumer Watchdog Sets a German Gold Standard By David Mchugh, Associated Press Writer
Honk if You're Driving in Delhi By Tim Sullivan, Associated Press Writer
A 'Lost Boy of Sudan' Finds His Mission By Ben Dobbin, Associated Press Writer
Factoring Equations Into the War on Terror By Matt Crenson, Associated Press Writer
A Tale of Luck, Pluck and the Deep Blue Sea By Jamie Tarabay, Associated Press Writer
Chief Joseph's Legacy Debated By John K. Wiley, Associated Press Writer
Chief Joseph's Speech From Associated Press
'Cure' Not Part of Cancer Patients' Lexicon By Marilynn Marchione, Associated Press Writer
A Big Fat Hope for Medical Research By Malcolm Ritter, Associated Press Writer
Increased Protections for Social Workers Urged By Matt Sedensky, Associated Press Writer
Violent Residents Cause Concern at Nursing Homes By John Christoffersen, Associated Press Writer
Federal Cases Focus on Political Corruption By David B. Caruso, Associated Press Writer
A Tribute to the Tchotchke in Chief From Associated Press
Space Station Getting Pinched for Work Space By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press Writer
Global Talks By Leslee Komaiko
Married to a man of the cloth, and all alone By John Crook, Special to The Times
BOOKS
Bestsellers
In his footsteps By Thomas Curwen, Thomas Curwen is editor of Outdoors and a frequent contributor to Book Review.
A poet who gave over but never gave up By Richard Eder, Richard Eder, former book critic for The Times, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1987.
Bob Dylan approximately By Timothy Ferris, Timothy Ferris is the author of "Seeing in the Dark," "The Whole Shebang" and "Coming of Age in the Milky Way."
His passion changed the power of observation By Avedis Hadjian, Avedis Hadjian is a former writer and editor for CNN online and an avid bird-watcher.
A scrap heap made of people By Linda Jaivin, Linda Jaivin is the author of "The Monkey and the Dragon," the novels "Eat Me" and "Miles Walker, You're Dead" and co-editor of "New Ghosts, Old Dreams: Chinese Rebel Voices."
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
All the raw materials for a life in the spotlight By Richard Schickel, Richard Schickel is a film critic for Time and a contributing writer to Book Review.
House to be had -- for a killing By Paula L. Woods, Paula L. Woods is the author of the Charlotte Justice series of detective novels, including "Stormy Monday."
Drunk on life: Yippee! with a wahoo! chaser By Andrew Scull, Andrew Scull is co-author of "Customers and Patrons of the Mad-Trade" and "Undertaker of the Mind" and author of the forthcoming "Madness."
ENTERTAINMENT
A crosstown volley of words By Don Shirley
An ancient architecture of sound By Mark Swed
Veneer of mystery over a Vermeer By Suzanne Muchnic
The attack of the attack ads By Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
The chronic memoirist By Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
No one said not to be nice By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Indie pioneer's fearless forays By Susan King
Cary Nation is still abuzz By Susan King
Talking heads
In Berlin, stories of the shtetl By Julia M. Klein, Special to The Times
Copied culture
A manhood makeover By Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Let poker sites give you a hand By Christine N. Ziemba
B-movie ploy for A-team By Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
To be born under a band's sign By Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Saddle up, Mr. Shaw
Heroes of the drawing board By Douglas Wolk
Striking revelation in epics, vignettes By Richard Cromelin; Steve Appleford; Steve Hochman; Randy Lewis; Ernesto Lechner
Astray in the manger By Charles Mcnulty, Special to The Times
CBS must regain courage in wake of Rather report By David Shaw
Hail the hangout
Friends of Phil
Young, driven and they have something to say By Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Beauty within, released By Susan King
Lenny, the indispensable By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Not just artifact, but art By Michael J. Ybarra, Special to The Times
Mystery of a missing key
'Lost!' By Millie Garner Grey, Special to The Times
OPINION
Who Needs a Jewish State?
Drug Rehab Plan Needs Work
CPR for the Red Line Extension
Congressman Defends His Service, War Vote
His 5 Cents Worth
Three Strikes, Stem Cells and Gambling
Other Factors Affect Population Projections
Shelley's Incompetence
Putting His Millions Where His Mouth Is
Developers Are Leaving the State High and Dry
In a City Full of Beautiful People, Dangerfield Could Stop Traffic By Roseanne Barr, Comedian Roseanne Barr will be headlining at the New York Comedy Festival on Nov. 9.
The Cult of the Source By Michael Kinsley
A Tough Job, and Halliburton Does It By David Lesar, David Lesar is chief executive of Halliburton.
Even in English It's Hard to Translate By Geoffrey Nunberg, Geoffrey Nunberg is a linguist at Stanford University and the author of "Going Nucular" (PublicAffairs, 2004).
Your Aches, Your Pains, Your Bills By M. Gregg Bloche, M. Gregg Bloche teaches health law and policy at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins universities and edited "The Privatization of Health Care Reform."
The Breakup By Niall Ferguson, Niall Ferguson is professor of history at Harvard University and a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, Stanford. His latest book is "Colossus: The Price of America's Empire."
Lice Niceties and a Muzzled Panther By Michael Lewis, Michael Lewis is the author, most recently, of "Moneyball."
World-Class Outtakes By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Assimilation Happens -- Deal With It By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor of Opinion, is an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
The Can't-Do Culture By Karen Stabiner, Karen Stabiner is the author of "All Girls: Single-Sex Education and Why It Matters."
Wowi in Washington By Orin Starn, Orin Starn, who teaches anthropology at Duke University, is the author of "Ishi's Brain: In Search of America's Last 'Wild' Indian."
John Edwards, You're No Tom Cruise By Jake Tapper, Jake Tapper is a correspondent with ABC News in its Washington bureau.
WORLD
Afghan Voting Peaceful, but Fraud Alleged By John Daniszewski and David Zucchino, Times Staff Writers
Howard Wins Fourth Term in Australia By Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
Egyptians Dependent on Israeli Tourism Worry About Future By Hossam Hamalawy, Special to The Times
Israel Kills Hamas Militant Blamed for Deadly Rocket Attack From Associated Press
General Declares Election a Success By David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
Cease-Fire Deal Reached, Sadr Militia Announces By Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Two Sunni Clerics Killed in Pakistan From Associated Press
Perestroika Creator Fears a Reversal By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Floods, Landslides Kill 144 Across South Asia From Associated Press
Rumsfeld Meets Marines in Surprise Visit From Times Wire Services
Villagers Adapt Traditions for Afghan Election By Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Taiwanese Leader Says He's Open to Talks With Beijing By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
The Other Weapons Threat in Iraq By Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
After a Long Wait, Afghan Women Step Up to Vote By Hamida Ghafour, Special to The Times
BUSINESS
Industry Energized by Kyoto Pact By James Flanigan
The Next French Revolution May Be Taking Place at the Water Cooler By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Why Raising Room Rates Will Hurt Hotels
Many Languages Divide, Not Unite the Nation
Newspaper Shouldn't Promote Naming Rights
Ford's New Mustang Catches Up to Its Past By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
A Sure Thing for Racehorse Owners: Loose Purse Strings By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Waiting for Job Data Is a Waste By Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
TOP STORIES -- Oct. 3-8 From Times Staff
If America Is Richer, Why Are Its Families So Much Less Secure? By Peter G. Gosselin, Times Staff Writer
As Risk Spreads, One Group Stays Immune By Peter G. Gosselin, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
U.S. Threatens Cuts to Alameda Medical Center By Robert Hollis, Special to The Times
Apprentices Take Law Into Their Own Hands By Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Yogi Bhajan, 75; Sikh Leader Taught Kundalini Yoga By Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
A New Life for Bolsa Chica By Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Mayoral Candidates Woo Neighborhood Councils By Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Just One Day to Make a Difference By Stephanie Chavez, Times Staff Writer
Man Dies in Fire Likely Caused by Cigarette From a Times Staff Writer
Jacques Derrida, 74; Intellectual Founded Controversial Deconstruction Movement By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Storm Brews Over Shelter in Anaheim By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
TV Ad for Tax Hike Plays the Fear Card By Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Art Events Sweep Northeast L.A. By Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
After Vetoes, Experts Split on Fire Safety By Jason Felch and Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writers
Putting On the Ritz at South L.A. Community Center By Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Inmate Dies After Being Subdued From a Times Staff Writer
Boy, 14, Shot to Death in South L.A. By Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Holiday closures
Woman's Body Found in Ocean Off Dana Point
Halo Fans Need Help in Sharing the Pain By Dana Parsons
Hildy Parks Cohen, 78; Actress Wrote Scripts for Tony Awards Shows From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Angelo Giuliani, 91; Major League Catcher, Scout for the Twins From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Oct. 18 Is Last Day for Voter Registration
Voter Registration
The Laughter Tells the Tale By Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Club Shone Brightly in Its Heyday By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Rollicking UC Santa Barbara Is Also a Party to Scholarship By Stuart Silverstein and Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writers
Holiday closings
Military Deaths
NATIONAL
Task Force Reviewing Military Academies From Times Wire Reports
Frequency of Quakes Rises at Mt. St. Helens From Times Wire Reports
Early-Morning Fire Kills 2 Adults, 4 Children From Times Wire Reports
Man Says He Was Forced to Guard Nazi Camps From Times Wire Reports
West African Teen Awaits Asylum Ruling From Times Wire Reports
Three Men Sue Studio Over 'Dazed' Characters From Times Wire Reports
Cloned Felines Are the Cat's Meow at N.Y. Show From Times Wire Reports
No One Besides Kerry Was Bugging Bush in the First Debate, Aides Say From Associated Press
The Debate Rages On at Campaign Rallies By Maura Reynolds and Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writers
Protesters Block Columbus Day Parade From Associated Press
House OKs $15 Billion in Relief for Natural Disasters From Associated Press
Crash of Tour Bus Leaves 15 Dead, 16 Hurt By Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
Shops Feel Fountains Go With the Vegas Territory By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
For Them, War and Election Are Close to Home By Kathleen Hennessey, Times Staff Writer
Democrat Not Flaunting Party Clothes By Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
A Big-Name GOP Crossover for Kerry
Rumor of a Draft Touches a Nerve By Kathleen Hennessey, Times Staff Writer
This Election Just Might Register With Young Voters By Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Owner says election was a sham By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
Sustainable housing plan By Diane Wedner
Musicians put down roots and tracks here By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
So many people, they don't have to count pets By Irene Lechowitzky, Special to The Times
Where it's happening By Allison B. Cohen, Special to The Times
He'll hang his hoop in Palisades By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Commission rebates don't serve buyers
Where values doubled -- or more -- in 3 years
Simple strategies may help get you in the door sooner By H. May Spitz, Special to The Times
Undocumented and out of market
A how-to reference for renters From Times wire reports
Briefly From Times wire reports
SPORTS
Chased by Angry Mob, Ian Resolves Not to Wear Plaid Again
Georgia Tech Stings Maryland From Associated Press
Angels Thinking Dollars and Sense By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Anthony Has Plenty to Prove From Associated Press
Nebraska Is at a Loss, 70-10 From Associated Press
Florida St. Gets Past Syracuse From Associated Press
No. 9 Purdue Avoids Upset at Penn State From Associated Press
Brady Can Make Claim As NFL's Best By Paul Attner, Sporting News
Marino Couldn't Pass Up Opening By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Suppan Gets a Home Game By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Making Second-Chance Points By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
NHL Lockout Puts College Hockey in Spotlight From Associated Press
Baseball's Future Meets Up With Its Historic Past By Dave Kindred, Sporting News
Lima Time of His Life By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Governor Acts Like a Fan By Paul Gutierrez and Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writers
Umpires Say They Goofed By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Eagles Living Up to Hype From Associated Press
New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox (Best-of-seven series) By Tim Brown
Deal Says Fox Has to Switch By Larry Stewart
Kirovski Puts In Bid to Stay With Galaxy By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Tennessee Finds a Hedge Against Defeat From Associated Press
Lehman Is Back on Top in Vegas From Associated Press
Sightseek Ends Career on a Belmont High Note By Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Mum's the Word for Astros By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Injury Sidelines Braves' Thomson By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Top Performers
New Schools Create Logistical Problem By Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
Improving Foothill Falls in Final to Wilson, 10-5 By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Mission Viejo Avoids Upset By Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Bluesthestandard Has a Lot on the Line Today By Bob Mieszerski
Jets, Bills Going in Opposite Directions From Associated Press
Malone's Visit Stirs Up Practice By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Michigan Slips Past Minnesota, 27-24 From Associated Press
New York Is Just Getting Warmed Up By Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Giving Up Is Hard to Do for Yankees By Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Earthquakes Tie to Remain in Playoff Chase From Associated Press
Jarrett Continues Rolling Up Top Five Finishes From Associated Press
West Beats Addiction, Returns to Stanford From Associated Press
Full House Is Flush With Success
Salary Drives Earn Green a Share of the Spotlight By Ross Newhan
U.S. Swimmers Dominate From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Home-Screen Advantage By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Game of Year May Be Every Week By Robyn Norwood
A Brain the Patriots Can Trust By Bob Oates, Special to The Times
It's Another Red River Bumble for Longhorns By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Notre Dame Takes Advantage of Stanford's Miscues, 23-15 From Associated Press
L.A. Crowd Tunes In to Packed Day By Mike Penner
Is This Heaven? No, It's Lima, and That's Close Enough By Bill Plaschke
The Race For No. 1 By Houston Mitchell
Colts Hoping for Signature Day From Associated Press
Army Ends Losing Streak From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rolen Is Still Searching for His First Hit By Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Randall Leads LSU to Upset Over Florida From Associated Press
One Way or Another, He Has a Trip to Make By T.J. Simers
Beckham Is Injured in Win From Associated Press
UCLA Airs It Out in Victory By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Defense Rallies Around the Bend By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Standing Room Only for USC By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Smith Breaks Left Leg By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Rodgers Can't See It Through to Completion By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Men Win Qualifier From Associated Press
Wisconsin Rallies at Ohio State, 24-13 From Associated Press
MAGAZINE
The Houses Diplomacy Built By Leslee Komaiko
It's Not Just a Train Trip, It's a State of Mind By Lauren Kessler, Lauren Kessler last wrote for the magazine about Alzheimer's patients. She directs the graduate program in literary nonfiction at the University of Oregon.
Girl Power in the Land of the Maharajahs Terry Ward, a freelance writer, is traveling in Morocco.
Isle of Intrigue By Lyn Hamilton, Lyn Hamilton is the author of a series of archeological mysteries published by Berkley Prime Crime. "The Magyar Venus" was published in April, and "The Moai Murders" will be published in April 2005. She lives in Toronto.
In Pursuit of the Gray Ghosts By Susan Spano, Susan Spano is a Times staff writer. She last wrote for the magazine about St. Petersburg, Russia.
Transparent Government By Leslee Komaiko
Where Have You Been Lately? By Leslee Komaiko
Toaster, Schmoaster By Leslee Komaiko
Where Have You Been Lately? By Leslee Komaiko
Take Me to the River By Leslee Komaiko
Where Have You Been Lately? By Leslee Komaiko
Asia Mini By Leslee Komaiko
Where Have You Been Lately? By Leslee Komaiko
Hotel California By Leslee Komaiko
Backpack Baccarat By Leslee Komaiko
TRAVEL
Thrill to the chill of national park prices By Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Deal of the week
Room to ramble at picturesque Shaver Lake By Susan James, Special to The Times
The prize fight By Rosemary Mcclure, Times Staff Writer
In the storms' wake, conflicting reports can cloud conditions By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
There are no cancellations and no refunds -- no kidding By James Gilden, Special to The Times
Just like nonna used to make By Marjorie Mauriello Baker, Special to The Times
In Seoul, club-hop till it hurts By Joshua Richman, Special to The Times
Reviving memories of home
Well-marked hiking trails
Get reserved seats next time
Cruise charge removed Norwegian Cruise Line has suspended...
First of all, it's an opulent hotel By Dani Katz, Special to The Times
Readers recommend
'Diamonds' in an Icelandic setting
L.A. may be home, but her heart belongs to Paris By Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
Tours & Cruises By Maggie Barnett, Times Staff Writer
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