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What happened on September 28, 2004
ENTERTAINMENT
Barberie says she was fired Greg Braxton
Has politics collided with art at CPB? PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
By the Numbers
He'd rather write songs than books From Reuters
Papa letter, story to be auctioned Associated Press
Finally
L.A. Opera picks music director Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Neuwirth to join 'Law Papa letter, story to be auctioned Order'
For Roth, it's a plot to look at the 'big stuff' David L. Ulin, Special to The Times
From pain to artistic gain Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
Jay Leno gives his 5-year notice Maria Elena Fernandez and Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writers
At 60, Kiri Te Kanawa continues to blossom Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Team spirit Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Weighty lessons from South Africa's history Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
A reality check with 'Real O.C.' Shawn Hubler, Times Staff Writer
Adventures in store for Long Beach Opera Chris Pasles
It's the smell of sweet success in the Air Ernesto Lechner, Special to The Times
Rather's radio spots shelved in Houston From Associated Press
On board Ellroy's dark express James Sallis, Special to The Times
Attack ads and our sound-bite elections Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Woman Killed in Alligator Attack From Associated Press
Great White Lands in a Lagoon Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
30,000 Pounds of Cocaine Seized at Sea From Times Wire Reports
THE NATION : Hasan may never walk again : The Ft. Hood shooting suspect's attorney says he's paralyzed from the waist down and in significant pain. By Nicholas Riccardi
TOP OF THE TICKET : Sanford's wife backs his ex-ally By Andrew Malcolm and Johanna Neuman
Nader Appeals to High Court From Associated Press
28 Students Arrested in Brawl at High School From Times Wire Reports
Court Revives Lawsuit on Touch-Screen Voting From Associated Press
Court-Martial for GI in Abuse Scandal From Associated Press
Bush Officials Reinforce Terrorism Concerns Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Senate to Wrestle Over New Intelligence Post's Powers Mary Curtius, Times Staff Writer
Bin Laden's Image Crops Up in Ads Nick Anderson, Times Staff Writer
Bryant Lawyers' Change of Heart Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Scientists Conduct Tests Above Mt. St. Helens From Times Wire Reports
Fires Cause Extensive Delays at Penn Station From Times Wire Reports
Vascular Changes Found in Obese Children, Study Says From Reuters
Bush, Kerry Home Remarks on Iraq Michael Finnegan and Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writers
Trip for 'Enemy Combatant' Is Rescheduled After Storm From Reuters
Time Expires in Bishop's Sex Abuse Case Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
4 Bodies Found at Hawaii Crash Site From Associated Press
Hurricanes' Damage to Poor 'Beyond Imagining' John-Thor Dahlburg and Lynn Marshall, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Yang Huanyi; Last Speaker of a Secret Women's Language Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Gardena Captain Is New Buena Park Chief David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Katharina Dalton, 87; First Doctor to Define, Treat PMS Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Rudolf Wunderlich, 83; Gallery Owner, Expert on Western Art Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
Pilot's Condition Upgraded to Fair From a Times Staff Writer
Trade Group Endorses Revised LAX Plan Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
Report Shows Job Losses Put Big Hole in Economy From Times Wire Reports
Winning Raffle Was Child's Play Steve Harvey
Search to Continue for Missing Caretaker From a Times Staff Writer
Bus Agency, Drivers at Odds Over Radio System Problems Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Attorney to Be Sentenced for Evading CHP Officer From Times Wire Reports
Lynn Seynour, 89; Designed Vessels That Were Fuel-Efficient From Times Staff and Wire Reports
District Faces $100,000 Fine for Violations Julie Cart and Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writers
Units Damaged in Fire Called Illegal Solomon Moore and Zeke Minaya, Times Staff Writers
Citing His Mayoral Candidacy, Villaraigosa Quits MTA Board Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writer
Lead Detective Backs Up Peterson Defense Theory From Times Wire Reports
Robert Lawrence, 90; Editor of 'Spartacus,' Other Major Films From Times Staff and Wire Reports
10-Year-Old Boy Killed in Accidental Shooting From Times Wire Reports
Richard Arnold, 68; Was Considered for U.S. Supreme Court From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Governor Returns Primary to June Nancy Vogel and Jordan Rau, Times Staff Writers
Car-Sharing Fills a Driving Need For Commuters Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
No Issue Too Small for L.A. Council Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Hemp Food Industry Wins 3-Year Battle From a Times Staff Writer
Drug Import Idea Risky, Exec Says Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Bishop to Hold Off on Charges Larry B. Stammer, Times Staff Writer
Boxer Launches First TV Spot
Deficits Trigger Reform Efforts Tony Perry and E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writers
Anti-High-Rise Petition Qualifies for Vote Jennifer Mena, Time Staff Writer
Cruise Lines, Disabled Spar Over Accessibility Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Grand Jury Indicts Spector in Actress' Slaying Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Man Booked After Fight at Youth Game From a Times Staff Writer
Mayor Appoints New Head of Animal Services Dept. Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Sowing Literacy Brings Windfall James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
Riverside County, Sheriff Profile Latinos, Suit Says From a Times Staff Writer
Ventura County Healthcare Costs to Jump Again Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Homes Instead of Handouts Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
Feeling Sick? New Study Suggests Urban Sprawl Is Partly to Blame Janet Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Marshall Mercer, 80; Antelope Valley Doctor From a Times Staff Writer
Ex-EPA Official Is Convicted of Fraud David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writer
Riverside Gets Pitch for Pro Baseball Team Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim Puts Out a Call for Hard-to-Find 911 Dispatchers Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Losing Faith in the Intifada Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Palestinian Gunmen Abduct CNN Producer From Times Wire Reports
7 Palestinians Die in Clashes; Israel Again Confronts Syria Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Rebel Group Warns 'All-Out War' Is Coming From Times Wire Reports
U.S. Bombs Insurgent Targets in Baghdad; Civilian Toll Reported Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Suspect Dies in Custody From Times Wire Reports
North Korea Says It Has Turned Plutonium Into Nuclear Weapons From Associated Press
Indonesian Police Hunt Ticking Human Bombs Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
An Attack on the Will to Learn Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
2 U.S. Troops Charged With Iraqi's Murder From Associated Press
Iraqi City on Edge of Chaos Alissa J. Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Probe Sought Into Alleged Reenlistment Coercion From Associated Press
Insurgents Are Mostly Iraqis, U.S. Military Says Mark Mazzetti, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Commercialism Sends Mooncake Prices Into Orbit Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Been there. Done that. Once again. CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS
Do you see what I see?
Heartless gray fish killer
Just Back
Rock stars on the ropes Emmett Berg
Boulder kills contestant Roy Wallack
Right back at you, wilderness spoiler
Closures ground hikers, campers Christopher Reynolds and Mary Forgione
Bring blood; I'll be there Matt Walker
Desert tarantula David Lukas
Looking glass Daniel Kraker, Special to The Times
Cheating, just a little Scott Doggett
'Quiet on the set' quickly dying out Guy Hand
Trouble up the Yazoo Jenna Bordelon, Special to The Times
An acute case of 'topophilia' Michael Soller, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
L.A. Man to Buy Brewers From Associated Press
Aztecs Are Concern for Dorrell Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
With the Heat Turned Up, Some Begin to Sweat It T.J. Simers
Time Is on Dallas' Side in Victory Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Down This Road Again Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Line of Attack Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Suspenseful Day for Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
The Times' Rankings TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Mashburn May Be Finished From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Union Files Appeal on Guillen's Behalf Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Bowden Picks Sexton From Associated Press
He's a Left-Handed Complement Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
The Late, Great Dodgers Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
McNair Expected to Go Home Today From Associated Press
Taurasi Chosen Rookie of Year From Associated Press
Clijsters' Layoff Ends This Week Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Homer Simpson Would Be Really Mad Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Seattle Sweeps; Bird Breaks Nose From Associated Press
Edison Just Plays the Breaks ERIC SONDHEIMER
Knee Surgery Is Set for Vanderboom Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
A's Beat Mariners in Ninth, 6-5 From Associated Press
Been Here, Won That Shav Glick, Times Staff Writer
Red Sox Clinch Playoff Spot Again From Associated Press
Walker Is Key as Cubs Rout Reds From Associated Press
Injury Sidelines Gannon From Associated Press
Quarterback Sudol Works on Run Game Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Kirk Has New Edge Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Short-Term Notes to Be Sold by State From Times Staff Reports and Reuters
2 Rivals May Join Forces in Adelphia Bid Sallie Hofmeister, Times Staff Writer
Judge Halts Wal-Mart Suit Pending Review From Bloomberg News
Interest Rates Rise in Treasury Bill Auction From Associated Press
American Airlines
Microsoft Readies Windows for Appeal From Associated Press
Also
Martha Stewart Now Goes by the Numbers From Associated Press
Rosy Sales Report Buoys Stocks of Home Builders Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
WTO to Probe U.S. Duties on EU Steel From Reuters
WebSideStory Stock to Begin Trading From Reuters
Palm Targets Smart Phones David Colker, Times Staff Writer
Patent Row Dooms Anti-Spam Effort From Associated Press
Oil Prices Continue Climb to Nearly $50 a Barrel James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Walgreen Reports 18% Jump in Profit From Bloomberg News
Dow Ends Session Below 10,000 From Times Wire Services
Trial Focuses on History of Smoking-Cancer Link From Reuters
Insurers' Profits to Take Hit From Hurricanes From Associated Press
Powell Plans Vote on Digital TV Switch From Bloomberg News
Lazard May Be Step Closer to IPO From Bloomberg News
Virgin Adds U.S. Online Music Store From Bloomberg News
Starbucks to Raise Prices 11 Cents a Cup From Bloomberg News
Airlines Are Seen Losing Up to $4 Billion This Year From Reuters
US Airways Says It May Be Forced to Liquidate From Associated Press
Complaints Against Union Filed by Hotels Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Pat Haden to Chair TCW Galileo Funds From a Times staff writer
Former Enron Employee Describes Scheme From Associated Press
Owners of San Diego Bonds Await Rebound E. Scott Reckard and Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writers
Phone Firm Retreats, Blaming Lease Rates James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Fannie Mae to Hold More Capital From Reuters
SEC Is Asked to Repeal Trade-Through Rule From Bloomberg News
Help for Ports Won't Come Via Canal Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Equity Office Sells Buildings in California From Bloomberg News
Spaceflights Bound for Virgin Territory Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Ingram Micro in Deal to Buy Tech Pacific From Bloomberg News
FDA Declines to OK Allergan Pill for Psoriasis From Bloomberg News
Cemex to Acquire Concrete Maker RMC From Associated Press
Colony Capital to Buy Casinos Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Three-Strikes Law Hits Its Target Edward J. Erler and Brian P. Janiskee, Edward J. Erler and Brian P. Janiskee, fellows at the Claremont Institute, are political science professors at Cal State San Bernardino and the authors of numerous law review articles on the three-strikes law.
The Dangers of a 'What the Heck' Vote ROBERT SCHEER
Lobbyist Influence
Military Service Record Is Only Part of the Story
Preemption Policy
A Chilling Effect on News Coverage
E-Voting: Thumbs Down
Lawmaker Defends a Curb on the Courts
Imploding Terror Cases
Hurricanes Shine Some Light on Cuba
How Dare Kerry Speak Up
Prison Secrecy Policy Promotes Scandals
Something Bad Has Begun Yusuf Islam, Yusuf Islam, the singer formerly known as Cat Stevens, was deported to Britain last week after being refused entry into the United States.
The Enemy's Shock and Awe Michael Keane, Michael Keane is a fellow of the U.S. Department of Defense's National Security Education Program and a lecturer on strategy at USC's Marshall School of Business.
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