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What happened on July 04, 2005
HEALTH
Costly, yes, but dental implants may be better William Hathaway, Hartford Courant
Acupuncture for fertility: Doctors say, 'Why not?' Elena Conis, Special to The Times
Putting a stop to nerve damage Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Keep an eye on your heartbeat Roy M. Wallack
A tough call for doctors, patients Valerie Ulene, Special to The Times
Can losing weight be unhealthy? From Washington Post
Painful game of catch Emily Singer, Special to The Times
Little change in health coverage From Reuters
Strengthen, improve flexibility with basic yoga pose Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Nip/tuck times two Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
Common essential mineral may reduce the risk of some cancers Elena Conis
For many gymgoers, energy comes in a can Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Overcoming anxiety on the course Kevin W. McCullough, Times Staff Writer
For many doctors, beliefs influence their practices Kevin W. McCullough, Times Staff Writer
Celebrity workouts for everyday people Craig Stoltz, Washington Post
BUSINESS
Pilots Plan Labor Disruptions at Two Major S. Korean Airlines From Associated Press
Investors Look Forward to Earnings Season Start From Associated Press
Suspecting Eyes Turn to Insiders Paul Nowell, Associated Press
Big Music Labels Have Digital Trust Issues Jon Healey, Times Staff Writer
A Voice of Balance in Stem Cell Program Michael Hiltzik
Cases of Scrushy's Aides Still Pending From Associated Press
Wal-Mart Sees 4.5% Rise in June Sales From Reuters
Retailer Aims to Make 1 Stop Enough for Mobile Shoppers James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Dispute Could Delay Investor Education Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Parent May Be Weighing T-Mobile Sale From Reuters
Chinese CEO Defends Oil Bid as U.S.-Style Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
Applebee's Probe Backs Finger Claim From Associated Press
WORLD
Trading Ideals for Sustenance Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Trading Ideals for Sustenance By Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Israeli Cabinet Rejects Delay in Gaza Pullout Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Rebel Smuggler Under Arrest, Army Says From Times Wire Reports
Bush Tries to Remake Image as Team Player Warren Vieth, Times Staff Writer
Opposition Reportedly Leading in Election From Times Wire Reports
Hundreds of Soldiers Go on Rampage in West From Times Wire Reports
Groups Hold G-8 Alternative Ron DePasquale, Special to The Times
Egyptian Diplomat in Iraq Missing Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
Duo Reenacts 1919 Transatlantic Flight From Times Wire Reports
Navy SEAL Rescued in Afghanistan From Times Wire Services
Thousands Are Homeless as India Flood Toll Rises to 131 From Associated Press
PRI Wins Governorship of Mexico's Most Populous State Chris Kraul and Cecilia Sanchez, Times Staff Writers
Eruption in the Pacific Spews Steam From Times Wire Services
Saudi Forces Kill Al Qaeda Suspect From Reuters
ENTERTAINMENT
'Entourage' is as deep as shallow can be Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Rich lives of quiet desperation Marc Weingarten, Special to The Times
Attention students: The future is here AL MARTINEZ
ABC holds up without Jennings Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Celebrating the right to shake that groove thang Steve Baltin, Special to The Times
A day of rockin' in the free world Natasha Yefimova, Times Staff Writer
A day of rockin' in the free world Christian Retzlaff, Times Staff Writer
A day of rockin' in the free world Vanora Bennett, Special correspondent
At Warped, reveling in the post-punk aura Lina Lecaro, Special to The Times
These cats are cutups From Newsday
Live 8's safety Net Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Late artist may get credit, but not cash Alex Chun
Time outdoors will be reprieve from sad loss Merrill Balassone, Times Staff Writer
Freedom of expression in Philly Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
A day of rockin' in the free world Achrene Sicakyuz, Times Staff Writer
The music contained the message Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Slavery: One tough story to tell Julia M. Klein, Special to The Times
Boys must be boys, Texas educators rule Liz Austin, Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
They're Still Riding O.C.'s Happy Trails Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
2 Killed in Orange Shootings David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Amid Summer Fun, an Election Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Meeting Fails to End Budget Stalemate From a Times Staff Writer
Driver Turns Himself In After Crash From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Budget Is Hostage to Two-Thirds Rule George Skelton
Mayor Makes an Appeal for School Aid Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
One Dead After Pursuit in Missing-Woman Case Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Mad Cow Proposals Lead to Fight Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Group Knit Together by Aid Project Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
2 Officers Injured in Shooting, Hit-Run From a Times Staff Writer
Fireworks Light Up Coffers Under a Glare of Criticism Megan Garvey, Times Staff Writer
Oliver Jensen, 91; Historical Writer From a Times Staff Writer
Gaylord Nelson, 89; Champion of Environment Started Earth Day Claudia Luther, Times Staff Writer
Volunteer Builds on His Habitat for Humanity Work Fred Alvarez, Times Staff Writer
Border Patrol Tries New Tune to Deter Crossers Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Bakersfield Comes Into Full Boom Daryl Kelley, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Common Sense That Changed the World David L. Ulin, David L. Ulin is the author of "The Myth of Solid Ground: Earthquakes, Prediction, and the Fault Line Between Reason and Faith," which comes out in paperback this month from Penguin Books.
Strategies and Goals for Iraq
A Dangerous Game
A Thank You to Hahn
Founding Document
Faith of Our Founders MICHAEL McGOUGH
Boot's Tortured Logic on Guantanamo
Unacceptable Behavior
Support for Reviving the San Joaquin River
Freeway Shootings in the Cross Hairs
Battered Women Betrayed Sarah M. Buel, Sarah Buel is a professor at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin.
Padding Medicaid Bills
The Wal-Mart Billions
The Real Spirit of 1776 Tom Standage, Tom Standage, technology editor at the Economist, is author of "A History of the World in 6 Glasses" (Walker & Co., 2005).
NATIONAL
37 Children Taken to Hospitals After Bus Rolls From Times Wire Reports
China May Fuel Global Risks if U.S. Fails to Push Conservation Ronald Brownstein
Court Battle Lines Drawn Ronald Brownstein and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
Church Panel Backs OK for Same-Sex Marriages From Times Wire Reports
Plane Nearing Camp David Is Forced Down From Times Wire Reports
2 Youths Held in Slaying of Teen in iPod Theft From Times Wire Reports
Kidnap Probe Focuses on Web Diary Sam Howe Verhovek, Times Staff Writer
If Ax Falls on Roe, It May Also Split GOP Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Willis Stops Mets for His 13th Win From Associated Press
Kanaan Takes Center Stage From Associated Press
Now You Know
Mariners Decide It's Time to Cut Boone From Associated Press
Relievers Don't Feel Snubbed Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Country's Gain Is Galaxy's Loss Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Armstrong Takes a Back Seat in Stage 2 Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Lose Game and Drew Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Sisters Shifting Balance of Power From Russia Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Locals Flavor All-Star Teams Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
There Is a One-Boss Limit at All Times Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Robles Has Some Big Shoes to Fill Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Angels Avoid a Rain Check Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Rogers, Rangers Lose to Mariners From Associated Press
Kitten's Joy Runs Again BOB MIESZERSKI
In This Game, Business Transcends Patriotism Alan Abrahamson, Times Staff Writer
Splendid Blended Rallies to Win Vanity Handicap Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Furyk Earns a Victory by Holding Off Woods From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Magic Touch Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Think Your Job Is Tough? David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Japan Breaks Through With Win by Cesario Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Federer Shows He's Unmatched Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
NASA Readies for Launch -- and Holds Its Breath John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
NASA Cracks Open Comet to Bare Cosmic Mysteries Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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