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What happened on September 06, 2004
WORLD
'Love's Refugees' Feel Betrayed by Denmark Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
3 Killed in Clashes With Suspected Militants From Times Wire Reports
Kidnap Campaign Continues; Hussein May Face Trial Soon T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
Unlikely Terrorism Suspect Faces Harsh Israeli Penalty Laura King, Times Staff Writer
India, Pakistan Discuss Kashmir Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
New Atrocities Reported Throughout Darfur Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
Iraqis Crow, but Top Suspect Isn't in Coop T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
Concern Voiced About Guantanamo Trials From Times Wire Reports
Social Democrats Lose at Local Polls From Times Wire Reports
Two Strong Earthquakes Leave 38 Injured From Times Wire Reports
Afghan Warlord to Face Charges From Reuters
Violence May Force Iraq to Bypass Hotspots in Election Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Tears and Bitterness Fill Russian Town Kim Murphy and David Holley, Times Staff Writers
2 Candidates Locked in Close Race for Veracruz Governor's Seat From Associated Press
King Selects Teen Beauty Contestant for 13th Wife From Times Wire Reports
76 Killed as Torrential Floods Hit Southwest From Times Wire Reports
Actors Steal the Scene in Tamil Politics Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
High School Vocational Classes Are Stalling Out Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
A Bid to Drop Out of High School District Jean Merl, Times Staff Writer
A Rocky Path for Pilgrims Rone Tempest, Times Staff Writer
Daughter Killed by DUI Driver, Kin Deliver Message Via Lawsuit Kevin Pang, Times Staff Writer
Blessings for Public Safety Workers Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
Benjamin Horowitz, 92; Noted Art Dealer of Heritage Gallery Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Holiday closures
Republican Candidates Count On Schwarzenegger's Popularity George Skelton
Holiday closures
4 Injured When Vehicle Broadsides Patrol Car From Times Staff Reports
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Holiday closures
2 Women, Boy Die in Murder-Suicide From Times Staff Reports
Crews Battle Blaze Threatening Sonoma County Vineyards From Associated Press
Language Series Speaks to Families Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Transformation of Casa Romantica Stanley Allison, Times Staff Writer
Virus a Risk to Blood Supply Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Some Churches Include Labor Issues in Service Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Gov. Takes Another Unscheduled Trip Out of State Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Boards and Panels Add to Bureaucratic Framework Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed in Altercation at Recycling Center From a Times Staff Writer
Train Victim Was a Beach Jogger From a Times Staff Writer
David Woodward, 61; Historian, Professor and Cartography Scholar From a Times Staff Writer
Bill Jewell, 90; British Officer Used a Corpse to Deceive Nazis in WWII From the Washington Post
Orange Street Fair Beats the Heat as 500,000 Turn Out for Food, Fun Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
The Cliff Dwellers Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Arrested in Union Station Rape Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
Spill May Keep O.C. Beach Closed Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
Hikers in East Bay Parks Have a Beef With Cows Rone Tempest, Time Staff Writer
Filipina Who Says She Was a Slave Wants Family Here K. Connie Kang, Times Staff Writer
Bornean Sun Bear Emerging From the Shadows Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Trying to Picture L.A. Clearly D.J. Waldie, D. J. Waldie's most recent book is "Where We Are Now: Notes from Los Angeles" (Angel City Press, 2004).
Labor Pains
Conventions Are Over; Debate Is Just Beginning
Experienced Lawmakers Created the State's Mess
Laboring to Balance Work and Family
Complacency Boosts West Nile Peril Laurie Garrett, Pulitzer Prize winner Laurie Garrett is the senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Sugarcoated Deception
U.S. Should Reconsider Relationship With Israel
Promise and Confusion in the Stem-Cell Issue
Be Discreet in Nursing
Drawing a Line in the Sand
Late, Great Middle Class John Podesta and David Sirota, John Podesta is president of the American Progress Action Fund. David Sirota is the fund's director of strategic communications.
Extol Brains as Well as Brawn of the Blue Collar Mike Rose, Mike Rose is a professor of education at UCLA and author of "The Mind at Work: Valuing the Intelligence of the American Worker" (Viking, 2004).
ENTERTAINMENT
Lengthy work paints a fawning portrait of artist Hilton Kramer, Special to The Times
9/11, a movie: Are we ready? John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Rapping, rocking but not totally rolling Lina Lecaro, Special to The Times
He'll take 'game-show champs' for $1.3 million Jonathan Taylor
Box office report
French thriller will keep you guessing Susan King
Coming to terms with the doublespeak of war AL MARTINEZ
Their blue haven Gayle Pollard-Terry, Times Staff Writer
The two houses of Kahlo Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
A movie star snaps in lurid 'Paparazzi' Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Michael Reagan may be misdirecting his rage John Morgan Wilson
Sen. Miller's media star is rising Elizabeth Jensen, Times Staff Writer
A fuzzy blue monster's 35-year career retrospective Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
They're so money Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Virtue, by the mop bucket Meghan Daum, Special to The Times
A building primer, from the ground up Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Faith -- it's coming into fashion Rachel Zoll, Associated Press
A convergence of classical, bluegrass -- almost Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Cherokee Chief Urges Protection of Sovereignty From Times Wire Reports
Frances Staggers a Weary Florida John M. Glionna John-Thor Dahlburg and Scott Gold, Times Staff Writers
Source Says Clinton to Have Surgery Today From Times Wire Reports
Bush Talks Up Tax Cuts, New Jobs Maura Reynolds and Matea Gold, Times Staff Writers
Festival of Fire Draws Record Crowd From Associated Press
A Trailing Kerry Has Been There, Won That Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writer
Heavens No, Parishioners Won't Go Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
Trial Is Set to Begin in Banker's Killing From Times Wire Reports
Contrasting Campaign Rhetoric With Facts Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writer
With Ball in Bush's Court, Can He Keep the Bounce Going? Ronald Brownstein
Virginia Students Can Skip Dissection Without Carving Into Their Grades From Associated Press
Police See Link in Kansas City Deaths From Associated Press
BUSINESS
Bearish Mood Expected to Prevail on Wall St. From Reuters
This Week's Datebook
Toyota to Assemble More Cars in China From Bloomberg News
Development May Lead to Microchip Breakthrough From Associated Press
Struggle Over Power Plants Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Patents Run Out, but Not His Ideas Michael Hiltzik
Enrollment Surges Despite Corinthian's Legal Troubles Dana Calvo, Special to The Times
Demand Is Flat but Beer Prices Are Up From Reuters
Student Loan Subsidies Questioned Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Far East Restaurant Battle Heating Up on West Coast Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Steps toward a healthier pregnancy Jeannine Stein
You need patience to get through an elbow injury John Briley, Washington Post
How to press for even better results Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Age no barrier to successful surgery for chest pain From Reuters
Kudzu not a pest in ancient medicine Elena Conis
An illness with lasting implications From Reuters
The hormone leptin may aid female fertility From Reuters
A few diseases fuel healthcare's rising cost Ceci Connolly, Washington Post
Kids with ADHD may benefit from great outdoors Hilary E. MacGregor, Times Staff Writer
Peanut bans might not be best course Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
Using stents to prevent strokes Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Pros take it for a test glide Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Scientists make progress on test for bladder ailment Erika Niedowski, Baltimore Sun
Behind the organic label Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Sadler is Lights-Out Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Lackey Puts Away Doubts Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Singh, Woods Play for No. 1 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Giants Win Again and Are Tied With Cubs From Associated Press
20 Quick Hitters Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Cardinal Defense Praised Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Supah Blitz Wins by a Nose Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Yankees' Brown Vows to Return From Associated Press
Magic Sees Boost in Diversity Drive Mike Kupper And Shav Glick, Times Staff Writers
Kahne and Martin Gear Up Too Mike Kupper, Times Staff Writer
Schilling Beats Texas for No. 18 From Associated Press
Sweeping Pill Is Bitter for Dodgers Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Predictable Day at Open Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Bedeviled by Details in Opener Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Couch Is Released by Packers From Associated Press
Quotebook
For Some, the Season Gets Off on Wrong Foot Chris Dufresne
Preparing for the Heartbreak Kids Gary Klein
Crush Hour Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Angels Play Tag Perfectly Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Berman Called Them as He Saw Them Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
What Price Glory? It's Right for USC David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Washington Is Upset by Fresno State, 35-16 From Associated Press
Blackdoun Goes for a Sweep BOB MIESZERSKI
De La Salle's Win Streak Ends From Associated Press
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