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What happened on August 04, 2005
NATIONAL
Roberts Donated Help to Gay Rights Case Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Bush Surveys Legislative Successes and Goals Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Hawaii Fire Is Still Out of Control From Associated Press
Mad Cow Disease Tests Are Negative From Associated Press
All Political Eyes Again Turn to Ohio Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Bush Signs New Bill on Massacre Historic Site From Times Wire Reports
Man Cleared by DNA Evidence Leaves Prison From Times Wire Reports
Ranchers Told to Move Cattle From Range That Judge Closed From Associated Press
Louisiana Lawmaker's Homes Are Searched From Associated Press
Tropical Storm Harvey Heads for Bermuda From Times Wire Reports
2 Guilty of Conspiracy in Killing of Sheriff-Elect From Associated Press
London Bombers Used Simple Stuff From Associated Press
Nominee Admits He Registered as Lobbyist Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
FAA Seeks to Make Airspace Restrictions Over D.C. Permanent From Associated Press
Mayor Won't Revisit Civil War at Parks in Memphis From Associated Press
Lightning Kills Boy Scout, Injures 3 Others on Utah Mountain From Associated Press
With Baby Born, Brain-Dead Woman Is Taken Off Life Support From Associated Press
Bombing Victim's Spirit Recalled From Associated Press
BUSINESS
New Paramount Chief Sells Brillstein-Grey to Executives Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Adidas Steps Up to Buy Reebok for $3.8 Billion Greg Johnson and Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writers
Diesel Fuel Prices Hit Record High Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Bad Lands Now Hot Property David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Murdoch's Son to Get Severance From Bloomberg News
Survey Sees Slowing in Service Sector From Reuters
Also
Detroit Newspapers to Change Owners From Associated Press
THQ Loss Is Little Changed; Sales Double From Bloomberg News
Napster Posts Loss, Beats Wall St. Estimates From Reuters
Also
Briefly From Bloomberg News
Papers Show Google Foresaw Fight Over Microsoft Executive From Associated Press
Northwest Talks at Impasse From Associated Press
One Stunt They've Been Unable to Pull Off Michael Hiltzik
Dow Posts Small Gain as Market Awaits News From Times Wire Services
China Bars Entry of New Foreign TV Channels From Reuters
Malone to Become CEO of Liberty Media From Associated Press
PG&E Posts 28% Drop in Profit, Lifts Forecast From Bloomberg News
Toyota Profit Falls on Cost of Research John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Settlements Put Media Giant in Red Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writer
Casual Corner Stores to Be Sold to Liquidator From Dow Jones/Associated Press
TBA Global to Buy Production Group From a Times Staff Writer
Yahoo Wants to Look for Music Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writer
Chevron's Unocal Bid Gets More Backing Elizabeth Douglass
Treasury's 30-Year Bonds to Reemerge Joel Havemann and Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writers
Potential Enron Fallout Hits Credit Suisse Profit From Associated Press
House Arrest for Stewart Is Extended From Reuters
Charges Weighed in KPMG Tax Case Carrie Johnson, The Washington Post
Technology Nonprofit Mozilla Creates Corporate Subsidiary From Associated Press
Callaway Golf Receives a Second Buyout Offer Sallie Hofmeister and Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writers
Calpine's Loss Widens on Decline in Generation, Canceled Contracts From Bloomberg News
Former Executive at Cendant Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison From Reuters
OPINION
The rules of the club
Re-branding Beijing ANDRES MARTINEZ
A new Chinese accord MICHAEL NEWMAN
A higher law
They have little faith in 'intelligent design'
Looking for the exit
Paying the toll for our roadways
Free trade pact comes at a high price
Battling the heat
Latin America's tightrope-walking banker Nancy Birdsall, NANCY BIRDSALL is president of the Center for Global Development in Washington. From 1993 to 1998, she was executive vice president of the Inter-American Development Bank.
A firewall for democracy Andrew Gumbel, ANDREW GUMBEL is a U.S. correspondent for the London newspaper the Independent and author of "Steal This Vote: Dirty Elections and the Rotten History of Democracy in America," just published by Nation Books.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Pet Rottweiler Kills Toddler in Glendale Amanda Covarrubias and Natasha Lee, Times Staff Writers
Deaths May Not Be Due to Blaze Veronica Torrejon, Times Staff Writer
A Bullet Strikes Down Dream of Fighting Violence Wendy Thermos, Times Staff Writer
Chief Urges Mayor to Hire More Officers Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Warning on Rabid Bat Issued by Health Agency From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Congress Aids Transit Plans Big and Small Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Police Kill Dog That Allegedly Attacked Boy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
City Council Bans the Tethering of Dogs From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Deadly Straits for Compton Residents Megan Garvey, Times Staff Writer
Governor to Return Donation Associated Press
Mayor Returns $45,000 in Questionable Contributions Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Giulio Cantoni, 89; Ex-Internee Worked for Institutes of Health From Times Wire Reports
Firm Monitoring King/Drew Admits Lapses in Oversight Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writer
Body Found in Winnetka Is Believed to Be Missing Model's Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Sheriff's Deputies Barred From Modeling From Times Staff and Wire Reports
LAPD Project Adds Green Space Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Miller May Leave LAPD for FBI Post Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
Panda Cub Born at San Diego Zoo Alicia Wittmeyer, Times Staff Writer
Renee Roy, 74; Actress Best Known for Role on Daytime Soap Opera From Times Wire Reports
Case of 2003 Fatal Car Chase Ends in Mistrial From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sewage From Treatment Plant Pollutes Ocean From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mama Bear Finds This Swimming Pool's Water to Be Just Right Steve Harvey
Family Files Claim for Negligence Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
Arrowhead Water Used Illegally, State Says Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
2 Youths Are Suspected of Posing as Police Laurie Kaye, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Fire Station Plan Would Spare Razing Florentine Gardens Building Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Jean Hubbard, 83; Headed Pasadena Council on Alcoholism Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
Man Charged in Idaho Slayings Is Suspect in Riverside County Killing Lance Pugmire and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
Topanga Spiritual Healer Pleads No Contest to Illegally Practicing Medicine Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
William J. Rea, 85; U.S. Judge in L.A. Known for His Independence David Rosenzweig, Times Staff Writer
Golfers Say Deputy Drew Gun Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Girl Who Hit Boy With Rock Won't Be Locked Up Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
L.A. can party big, too Steve Baltin, Special to The Times
Weekend Forecast
Stuck? Don't call me Alison Manheim, Special to The Times
'Great Raid' rating disputed From a Times staff writer
A rough-and-tumble crew
Finally
'Chappelle's Show' is over, costar says From Associated Press
It's the mileage that counts
Stern jumps to video on demand From Associated Press
A whole lot more than a sidekick Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Artwork's message too close to home?
Theater Steven Oxman
A high-stakes enterprise S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
Buzz Bands Kevin Bronson
Falling head over heels Jessica Hundley, Special to The Times
Where's the beef? Leslee Komaiko
An order of fries, hold the potatoes Scott Sandell, Times Staff Writer
His 'Killers' and 'Heroes' Kevin Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Some break mold, while others build on tradition Scarlet Cheng, Special to The Times
Just south of the border, it's Nortec Agustin Gurza
Newton takes on back-taxes claim From Associated Press
Lights low, interest high Brian Triplett, Times Staff Writer
Young Jeezy needs more 'Motivation' Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
Your basic Teenage Fanclub Scott Timberg, Times Staff Writer
When recycling's bad for the environment T.L. Stanley, Special to The Times
Dancing isn't just for stars Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
A stealthily harmonious blend of food and music Mark Sachs
A subdued 'Military' campaign from Eri Klas Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Enter the digital rage Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
Draw -- win or lose Cindy Chang, Special to The Times
All's fair in Ventura County
Fresh lessons from 'Teachers' Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
HOME & GARDEN
A Modern dream come true Eryn Brown, Special to The Times
Built around a family's faith Janet Eastman, Times Staff Writer
Drinks and screwballs at the game Chris Erskine
Making a good first impression Lili Singer
Seeking out their roots Lili Singer
Free, but pick with care Robert Smaus
Our kind of summer reading Tony Kienitz, Special to The Times
Pull open a chair Adamo DiGregorio and David A. Keeps, Special to The Times
A wisdom for the ages
A giant marvel of a mistake
Sometimes you can go home again Michael Sigman
Playing with fire David A. Keeps, Times Staff Writer
Switch to Sabbath mode Andrew Myers, Special to The Times
Red fire ants on the march in Southland Nancy Spiller, Special to The Times
Moisturize cats to cut down on shedding Christy Hobart
SPORTS
He Was Born to Leave Them in His Wake Ben Bolch
Palmeiro Faces More Scrutiny Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Ford's Triple Stops a Pair of Streaks From Associated Press
Triple Threats Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Ducks Go After Devils' Niedermayer Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Padres Let Another One Get Away From Associated Press
The Setting Looks Nice for Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Clippers Are Likely to Keep Jaric Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Pierce Trying to Win One for the Ages Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Bogues Hired to Coach Sting From Associated Press
Two Cubs Expected Back Soon From Associated Press
Anderson Is a Guard of Interest for Lakers Mike Bresnahan, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Washburn Goes on Disabled List Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
This Much Is Guaranteed: Wie Can Play Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Victims of a Power Play Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
This Could End Up Hitting Them Hard in the Wallet T.J. Simers
Kings May Take a Flyer on Roenick Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Summer Heat Is Altering the Landscape Mark Heisler
Galaxy Pours It On, Beats Chivas USA Again Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Evening Attire Will Try to Dress for Success BOB MIESZERSKI
Els Might Carry Too Much Baggage THOMAS BONK
Brown Needs Growth Spurt Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Boxer Who Nearly Lost Life in Bout Headed Home Friday Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Baseball Hides Its Complicity in the Crime Bill Plaschke
Injuries Won't Keep Them Out of Games Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Alvarez Will Return to Team Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
This Guy Has a Real Bone to Pick With Giants Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Forsberg Signs Deal With Flyers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
He's Still Up to Old Tricks in Supermoto Dan Arritt
She Has Rolled Her Way to the Top of Charts Ben Bolch
Some Might Consider Him Off the Wall Dan Arritt
Day Is Ready to Ride Off Into the Sunset Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
Stated Mission Is to Dominate BMX Field Dan Arritt
They Make TV Exposure Pay Off Pete Thomas and Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writers
SCIENCE
First Cloned Dog Is a One-in-a-Thousand Success Karen Kaplan, Times Staff Writer
Spacewalk Resolves One Problem; Damaged Blanket Poses Another John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
'Thumbs Up' for a West Nile Test of Blood Brad Wible, Times Staff Writer
Disease Traced to Extreme Weather Charles Piller, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
10,000 Demonstrators Try to March to Gaza From Reuters
Military Ousts President and Hundreds Celebrate From Times Wire Reports
Judge Who Probed '94 Bombing Is Removed From Times Wire Reports
Sudanese Arabs Flee Rampage in South From Associated Press
Suspects in Ax Killing Arrested on Arrival From Times Wire Reports
Suspected Taliban in Disguise Kill Officers From Times Wire Reports
China Presses N. Korea on Pact From Associated Press
Iran Backtracks on Nuclear Plan From Reuters
14 Marines Are Killed in Iraq Blast John Hendren, Times Staff Writer
Sisters Skeptical About IRA Disarmament Ron DePasquale, Special to The Times
Saudis Flock to Pledge Loyalty in a Ritual Fit for a New King Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Israel Mobilizes for Moving Day in Gaza Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Zambia Agrees to Hand Over Briton Sebastian Rotella and Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writers
Slain Writer Was Investigating Graft Ashraf Khalil and Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writers
A Hard Blow for One Town in Ohio P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
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