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What happened on September 13, 2004
ENTERTAINMENT
At NYU, but in a class of their own GERALDINE BAUM
He really gets under their skin David Bauder, Associated Press
Danza's up before the dawn Jonathan Taylor
Divorce and its imperfections Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
Liberation -- for herself and hicks Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Rat-a-tat, the sound of America AL MARTINEZ, Al Martinez's column appears Mondays and Fridays. He's at al.martinez@latimes.com.
Auction serves as tribute to couple Geoff Boucher
That old familial feeling Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
More-mature Black Keys hit all the right notes Dean Kuipers, Special to The Times
'Tuesdays' full of laughter and tears Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Keeping Oscar's treasure away from the pirates Kim Masters, Special to The Times
Spellbinding saga of a family buffeted by its place and time Charlotte Innes, Special to The Times
A modern view of Indian styles Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Tribute to an icon of Armenian music Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
'RE2' is resident at No. 1 R. Kinsey Lowe, Times Staff Writer
Advanced screening Elaine Dutka, Times Staff Writer
No introduction needed for two 'Clouds' actors Susan King
Perez is still a force of nature Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
A Pop naturalist Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
'LAX' has enough appeal to stay aloft Robert Lloyd, Times Staff writer
HEALTH
Once a party drug, meth moves into the workplace Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
When doctors are rude without repercussion Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Sweeping claims for antioxidant Elena Conis
When a simple diaper rash turns severe Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Jogging strollers keeping pace with the times Roy M. Wallack
The importance of fitness and weight loss Rob Stein, Washington Post
Kids don't measure friendship in inches Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
HEALTHCARE : Swine flu anxiety unleashes epidemic of hand sanitizing By Ronald D. White
We're overweight but still diet-savvy Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press
Give money to eye research instead of buying 'jewelry'
Sheer Exhilaration Hilary E. MacGregor, Times Staff Writer
Pancreatic cell transplant helps diabetics From Reuters
Older gamblers healthier than younger ones Rick Green, Hartford Courant
A death on her terms
Balancing work demands and chronic illness Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
Diluted smallpox vaccine still is effective From Reuters
Stability training yields uneven results Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
For those too myopic for Lasik surgery, clearer vision may be in sight Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Loosen up those tight hamstrings Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
A push for phys ed Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
St. James a No-Show at Michoacan Culture Week Jennifer Mena, Times Staff Writer
San Francisco Zoo Embroiled in Controversy Robert Hollis, Special to The Times
Oxnard Ready to Launch a Revised RiverPark Project Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Law School Adds Some Starr Power Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
OCTA Board Expanded to 18 by State Law From Staff and Wire Reports
Where It's Sitting Room Only Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Beach Is Closed After Spill From a Times Staff Writer
Marinovich Held in Drug Possession Case From Staff and Wire Reports
Steve Wayne, 84; Actor Fought Against Illegal Fliers for 25 Years Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Murder Rate Anomaly: Fewer Shot Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Firefighter Battling Forest Fire Is Killed Eric Slater, Times Staff Writer
Prisons Promise a New Code for Guards Jenifer Warren, Times Staff Writer
Is L.A. Marathon Operator in It for the Long Haul? Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Competing Measures Add to Complexity of State Ballot Robert Salladay and Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writers
Police Check 'Little Gaza' Claims H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
More Rolling Blackouts Are Possible Today From a Times Staff Writer
There's Gold in the Spills Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Fred Ebb, 76; Lyricist for Hit Musicals 'Cabaret,' 'Chicago' From Associated Press
Fundraiser Aids Accident Victim's 5 Children Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
As Trial Nears, Case Against Airman Is Marked by Missteps Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Oilmen Upset About New County Seal Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
Mexican Officials Shut Down 3 Schools for Troubled U.S. Youths Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Vintage Porsches Wrecked by Train From Associated Press
Irvine Mayor Raked for His Dealings Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
Church Leader Gets Sign From City as He Retires Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Night Greets the Newly Freed Sue Fox, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Ruling on Umpires Is Expected Soon Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Yankees Increase Lead With Rally From Associated Press
Smith Shows His Value to Vikings From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gibbs' Return Is a Show Stopper Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Playoff Roster May Not Include Penny Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Aggression Is Rewarded as the Defense Rebounds Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Angel Pulse Still Beats Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Sparks Clinch Top Playoff Berth Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Pierre Leads Marlin Rout From Associated Press
Weak In and Weak Out, There's Always Something Chris Dufresne
Singh Wins in Canada for Seventh Title of Year From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Offensive Line Has Control Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Hot Corner Mike DiGiovanna
Turning a Deaf Ear to a Siren Call J.A. Adande
No Win, No Sweep, No Sweat Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Yes, You Can Win for Losing MIKE PENNER
Rousing Start for Owens From Associated Press
Veteran Martin Spoils Palmer's Bengal Debut From Associated Press
'Q' Helps the Broncos Post a 'W' From Associated Press
Quotebook
In a Major League of His Own Now Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Bonds Sees a Rare Fat Pitch and Belts No. 699 Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Scioscia May Still Use Sele as Fifth Starter Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Motocross Is Still a Winner Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
He Never Intended to Be a Gun Runner Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Powell Repeats Draft Loophole Objections Chuck Neubauer, Times Staff Writer
The Nation : HOMETOWN U.S.A.: Plains, Ga. : Carter's national historic gas station? By Richard Fausset
A Duel Is for the Burrs, VP Says
Trial to Start for Man Charged in 7 Killings From Times Wire Reports
Kerry Foes, Allies Air Their Views From Associated Press
Rural House Fire Kills 4 Young Siblings From Times Wire Reports
Suspected Arson Kills 10, Leaves 53 Homeless From Times Wire Reports
Nation's Crime Rate Steady at 30-Year Low From Times Wire Reports
How Will Voters Handle the 'Truth' About Kerry and Bush? Ronald Brownstein, Ronald Brownstein's column appears every Monday.
A Trial Lawyer on Ticket Has Corporate U.S. Seeing Red David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
In West, Old Mines Haunted by Pollution David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Red Tape Stifles Third World
U.S. Can Take Action on Iran's Nuclear Threat
Seeing Red Over Red and Blue States
The Link Between Islam and Terror Is Ignored
Terror Threat May Be Mostly a Big Bluff Bart Kosko, Bart Kosko teaches probability and statistics at USC, where he is a professor of electrical engineering. He is author of "Heaven in a Chip" (Random House, 2000).
Candidates, Stand Up for Talking Dirty Penn Jillette, Penn Jillette, the louder, bigger half of the magic/comedy team of Penn & Teller, is author of the novel "Sock" (St. Martin's Press, 2004).
Libraries Offer Illiteracy Programs
Too Good to Disbelieve
Health Insurance Rx
Choosing a Hard Life
Reading Is a Prime Defense Against Assault on Our Rights Francine Prose, Francine Prose is a novelist, a contributing editor at Harper's and vice president of the board of trustees for the PEN American Center. A longer article on this subject appears in the fall 2004 issue of the Virginia Quarterly Review.
Blood on the NRA's Hands
Schwarzenegger Is Fair Game Susan Seager, Susan Seager is a Los Angeles attorney.
Allowing the Gun Ban to Expire Is a Crime
BUSINESS
AUTOS : Nissan is turning over a new zero-emission Leaf : The electric car, which made its U.S. debut Friday in L.A., is set to go on sale in select markets next year and go global in 2012 By Tiffany Hsu
Eisner Sets Exit, but What's the Strategy? Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Labor Board May Rule on Union Tactic Nancy Cleeland, Times Staff Writer
CB Richard Ellis Opens Door for Its Expansion Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Studio's 'Insider' Bet Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Broadcom Lowers Sales Forecast From Bloomberg News
Sears Adds Home Products, Apparel to Online Tool Belt From Associated Press
U.S. Gas Prices at the Pump Drop by 2 Cents on Average From Associated Press
How Dare Some Seniors Hold Boards Accountable! Michael Hiltzik
Investors Await Data on Consumer Prices, Sales From Associated Press and Reuters; From Associated Press and Bloomberg News
Molson CEO Says Coors Deal on Track From Bloomberg News
US Air Files for Chap. 11 Again James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
BAE to Buy DigitalNet Holdings From Bloomberg News
Some 500 Letters Sent in Support of Quattrone Paul Thomasch, Reuters
WORLD
Book Adds to Leader's Personality Cult From Times Wire Reports
N. Korea Says Explosion Was a Demolition Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Iran Will Not Halt Nuclear Program From Times Wire Services
Violence Escalates Across Iraq Ashraf Khalil and Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writers
As Protesters March, Sharon Assails Critics of Gaza Pullout Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Gunmen Kill Drug Chief, Two Others From Times Wire Reports
Okinawa Residents Rally Against U.S. Base From Times Wire Reports
200 Hindus Held After Threat to Smash Tomb From Times Wire Reports
Pro-Democracy Candidates Gain in Hong Kong Election Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Ivan Batters Cayman Islands From Times Wires Services
Hundreds of Afghans Vent Rage on U.N. Offices Hamida Ghafour, Special to The Times
Outgoing Marine General Faults Fallouja Strategy Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian Reporter Dies in Baghdad Battle Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
In Caucasus, Frozen Conflicts Are Still Hot Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
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