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What happened on June 05, 2005
NEWS
Hemingway's Cuba Home Makes Endangered List By Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Writer
Rodeo Reinforces the Role of Blacks in History of the West By Charles Odum, Associated Press Writer
Petroleum Supplies Expected to Drain By Matt Crenson, Associated Press Writer
Sherlock Holmes' Popularity Is No Mystery By Walker Simon, Reuters
Life-Giving Columbia Threatened by Growth, Drought By Shannon Dininny, Associated Press Writer
Marine Battles the Scars of War By Ravi Nessman, Associated Press Writer
Broken Pledge Fails to Stifle Students' Promise By Stephen Manning, Associated Press Writer
Homesick Hawaiians Get a Little Aloha Medicine on Mainland By Jeannette J. Lee, Associated Press Writer
Some GIs in Iraq Look Homeward; Others Dig In By Antonio Castaneda, Associated Press Writer
Tearing Down Dam Could Unleash a Torrent of Trouble By Susan Gallagher, Associated Press Writer
TRAVEL
Bonnie, bonnie banks By Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer
Django: music to explore Paris by By Susan Spano, Times Staff Writer
San Diego's popeyed sailors By Mary Mcnamara, Times Staff Writer
Mega-cruise for the big, close-knit family By Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Deal of the week
'Rogue' wave can swamp engine, ship
Ticketed while in LAX's Lot 'C'
Taking a trip back in time By Maggie Barnett, Times Staff Writer
In rural India, a peaceful break
Cumberland reminiscences
When in France, don't eat the fajitas By Robin Rauzi, Times Staff Writer
Seniors have special needs when it comes to avoiding illness By Kathleen Doheny, Special to The Times
Summer skies may be packed By Jane Engle
Readers recommend
A sunny view on Santorini By Caitlin Liu, Times Staff Writer
Where have all the rangers gone? By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Settle in and start your workout By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Scary Preschool Utopia By Karin Klein, Karin Klein is a Times Editorial Writer
Everything I Really Need to Know I Learned in Helsinki By W. Norton Grubb, W. Norton Grubb is the David Gardner Chair in Higher Education at UC Berkeley and author of "The Education Gospel: The Economic Value of Schooling."
The Legal Sting of Pain and Suffering By Stephen D. Sugarman, Stephen D. Sugarman is a professor at UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of Law.
The Upward Mobility Myth By Michael Kinsley
The Battle of the Word Versus the Heart
Who Knew, and When Did They Know It?
The Killer Bug
Acclaim and Disdain for 'Deep Throat'
Dobson Doesn't Speak for the Entire GOP
Is Stein Irreplaceable or a No-Talent Narcissist?
The Folly of Raising Taxes on the 'Rich'
Just Another Disaster in Paradise By Shawn Hubler, Shawn Hubler is a Los Angeles Times staff writer.
Truth Can Be Anonymous By David Wise, David Wise has covered Washington during 10 presidential administrations. He has many unidentified sources.
Did the French Do Us a Favor? By Charles Grant, Charles Grant is director of the Centre for European Reform in London.
Did the French Do Us a Favor? By Gerard Baker, Gerard Baker is a columnist for the London Times.
Stuck on Empty By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Moms and Dads Want to Do This Homework By Wendy Kopp, Wendy Kopp is president and founder of Teach for America, a national program that recruits college graduates with leadership promise to spend two years in rural and urban public schools.
Pumpkin Face Masks and BoSox Body Wax By Joel Stein
Downtown? L.A. Doesn't Need One By Joel Kotkin, Joel Kotkin, an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation, is the author of "The City: A Global History," released this year by Modern Library.
Elitist Parents and Their Sappy Class Delusions By Catherine Seipp, Catherine Seipp is a columnist for National Review Online and the Independent Women's Forum.
Ed Boards Could Use Some Wal-Mart Smarts By Naomi Schaefer Riley, Naomi Schaefer Riley is the author of "God on the Quad: How Religious Colleges and the Missionary Generation Are Changing America" (St. Martin's Press, 2005).
WORLD
Iraq's Sufi Community Shaken by Deadly Attack By Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
'Combat Linguists' Battle on Two Fronts By John M. Glionna and Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writers
Police Say 17 Arrested in Twin Bombings From Times wire reports
Protesters Denounce Proposed ETA Talks From Times wire reports
Chinese Envoy's Asylum Request Will Be Heard From Times wire reports
Suspected IRA Veteran Arraigned in Slaying From Times wire reports
U.S. Seeks to Keep EU Deal With Syria on Hold From Times wire reports
Public Mourns 4 Infants as Probe Continues From Times wire reports
U.S. May Take North Korea Issue to U.N. By Mark Mazzetti and Paul Richter, Times Staff Writers
Soldiers Dismissed for Refusing U.S. Training From Reuters
Palestinian Election Is Postponed By Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Late Pontiff's Notes Saved From Associated Press
Tens of Thousands in Hong Kong Honor Tiananmen Square Protesters From Times Wire Services
U.S. Warns China on Trade Issues From Associated Press
Horror In Uganda
Insurgent Bunker Uncovered in Raid By Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
Bush's Foreign Policy Shifting By Tyler Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Russia-Backed Mufti of Chechnya Quits After Years as Spiritual Head By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Their Love for Laguna Hasn't Budged By Dan Weikel and Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writers
Adventists to Pay to Settle Abuse Claims From Associated Press
Marilyn Monroe Is Still a Draw By David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
7 Face Trial in Hazing Death From Associated Press
Military Deaths
History Exhumed Via Computer Chip By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Halt to Murder Case Probed By Scott Glover and Matt Lait, Times Staff Writers
Candid Talk on the Party Line By Robert Salladay, Times Staff Writer
New School Built on Tainted Fill By Ralph Frammolino, Times Staff Writer
Sewage Causes Beach Closures From a Times Staff Writer
Fugitive Held in Officer's Death From Times Staff and Wire Reports
1,700 Help Dedicate New Orange Church By David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Renter Finds Roomies Are Pests By Dana Parsons
Eight Injured in Big-Rig Accident From a Times Staff Writer
Garden Grove Driver Shot in Midway City From a Times Staff Writer
No Camouflage in Honoring Troops By Wendy Thermos, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors Fear Medical Center's Expansion Plans By Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Town Criers Gather for Shouting Match By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Pastor Vega, 65; Cuban Filmmaker Ran Festival From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Clinic Is Must-See for New Mayor By Steve Lopez
Leon Askin, 97; Actor in 'Hogan's Heroes,' Dozens of Movies From Associated Press
Anger Piqued Beneath a Peak By Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
Coffee, Cash and Kindness for Laguna's Slide Victims By Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
MAGAZINE
Hot shot By David Lansing, David Lansing is a frequent contributor to the magazine's Style section.
Work Space: the Final Frontier By David Wollock
Clowns Without Pity By Diana Wagman, Diana Wagman is a Los Angeles writer whose most recent novel is "Bump."
Life in the Bubble By Kim Christensen, Kim Christensen will be covering the entertainment industry for The Times' Business section.
Remaking it Wright By Susan Freudenheim, Susan Freudenheim last wrote for the magazine about outdoor rooms.
College 101: Picking the Right One
A Poacher in Need of Reproach
Your agave or your life By David Lida, David Lida lives in Mexico City.
Our Best Hope for Animal Care?
It's Deja Vu: Eliot Spitzer Has His Eye on a Bigger Prize
Painting and Drawing Fire By Mark Ehrman
Revenge of the Amateurs By Dan Neil
The Southern California Survival Guide By Andy Meisler, Andy Meisler's last story for the magazine was about Chuck Harris, an agent who represents unconventional performers.
NATIONAL
'Unprecedented' Red Tide Taints New England Shellfish By Robert Lee Hotz, Times Staff Writer
Bolton Linked to Firing of U.N. Arms Monitor From Associated Press
Records Show a Subway System on the Decline From Times Wire Reports
Anti-Terrorism Drill Is Staged at Airport From Times Wire Reports
Edwards Still Undecided on '08 Presidential Bid From Times Wire Reports
Former Presidential Yacht May Be Sold From Times Wire Reports
1955 Lynching Victim Is Reburied After Autopsy From Times Wire Reports
Medicare's Will May Be FDA's Way By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Hillman Awards Recognize Social Justice Coverage From a Times Staff Writer
Cuban Fugitive Seeks to Stay in U.S. From Associated Press
Diocese Seeks Healing After Sex Abuse Crisis By P.j. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Military Tries to Fast-Forward to Safety By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Location of Bill-Signing Is Seen as Grounds for Protest in Texas By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
A City Reborn Is Ready for Close-Up By John-thor Dahlburg, Times Staff Writer
Boston University Chooses New President From Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Carillo's Credo: It Takes a Clay Village ... By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
The Next Great One From Associated Press
State Games Popular With Many Athletes From Associated Press
Golf the Draw, but Pinehurst Has More to Offer From Associated Press
Park, Rangers Defeat Lima and Royals, 14-9 From Associated Press
Almonte Starts Fresh in Florida From Associated Press
Angels Win the Fun Way By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Weaver Almost Ready to Go By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Rivals Are Really Enjoying the Beane-Dip By Tim Brown
Murray Is Fired by Indians From Associated Press
Quinnipiac Is Ousted in Big Way by Miami, 35-8 From Associated Press
California Is Eliminated by Arizona From Associated Press
Tinker Bell Might Have Been a Better Choice By Tim Dahlberg, Associated Press
Drive Time, D.J. Fuel Dodger Win By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
DePodesta Has a Word for Tracy: 'Excellent' By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Red Sox Return for Rematch From Associated Press
Bryan Twins Lose Final to Mirnyi, Bjorkman By Lisa Dillman
Nadal Seeks Spot in French History By Lisa Dilllman
Fullerton Loses Its Edge to Arizona By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy Manages Short-Handed Tie By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Ace Helps Toms Share the Lead From Times Wire Reports
League Needs a Rebound By Mark Heisler
Andujar Proves She's a Good-Buy Girl Now By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Mater Dei Delivers for a Title By Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Gettis, Collins Run to Multiple Wins By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Berbatim Looks Ready for a Honeymoon Trip By Bob Mieszerski
Huddleston Wins Twice By Steven Herbert
USC Puts Long Beach on the Spot By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
O'Brien Powers Dallas to Win Over Salt Lake From Associated Press
Outside Pass Pays Off for Tracy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Byrd's Behavior Mars National Win From Associated Press
One Month Till City Selected From Associated Press
'The football season will seem like nothing now...
Sculptor Turns Marino Into Art From Associated Press
49er Tape Won't Make Funniest Home Videos By T.j. Simers
Mexico Handles Guatemala, 2-0 From Times Wire Reports
Monarchs Stifle Leslie, Sparks From Associated Press
Two Important Steroid Hearings Set From Associated Press
Montgomery Is Not a Factor From Associated Press
For U.S., It Turns Into a Marquee Event By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Jackson, Storm Keep Streak Going From Associated Press
Chivas USA Can't Keep Up With Fire By Chris Lau, Chicago Tribune
Becks Appeal By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Fleming's Homer Powers Millikan By Martin Henderson;lauren Peterson
Technically Sound Pistons Force Game 7 By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Return to Red Reign By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers' No-Name Defense Doesn't Fly By Bill Plaschke
Castro Sets Record With Nine Wins By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
This Time Coach Should Be Credited With a Save By Eric Sondheimer
REAL ESTATE
Hola to owning in the hills By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
In Westside Village, an attitude of quietude By Helene Lesel, Special to The Times
Average mortgage rates and indexes
Dust will fly, fur needn't By Jennifer Lisle, Special to The Times
When neighbors can't settle the dispute By Jennifer Lisle, Special to The Times
No casual overnight visitor, this is a caregiver From Project Sentinel
April's pending-sales record could be short-lived From Times wire reports
New housing for Hollywood From Times wire reports
Gains in home price appreciation From Times wire reports
Briefly From Times wire reports
Deed restriction paper trail required By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
In memory of Flintridge's founding father By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
An Internet resource for fighting mortgage fraud By Diane Wedner
ENTERTAINMENT
A rare look at beauty's spoils By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
CTG aims to conjure a magician By Diane Haithman
Beauty and culture at the right price By Diane Haithman
Symphonic spine By Constance Meyer, Special to The Times
Listen: This won't be dull By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
'Comeback' trail By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Another brand in the picture By David Freeman, Special to The Times
Mixing a new kind of message By Elaine Dutka, Times Staff Writer
Sharing the recipe
Wrong TV target
More than a hotel
Let Egypt profit
Critical Condition
A colorful quartet of black-and-whites By Lisa Rosen, Special to The Times
Summer CD rivalry could be a bit torrid By Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Standing behind PBS
Peas, mind where you take cues By Dean Kuipers; Richard Cromelin; Natalie Nichols
That home-field edge By Christopher Hawthorne, Times Staff Writer
summer books By David L. Ulin, Special to The Times
A stack decked with intrigue By Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Merchandising goes back to basic black By Mark Olsen
Sweet clarity By Patrick Pacheco, Special to The Times
Their fifth album proves they've earned their stripes By Robert Hilburn
The wake begins for 'Six Feet Under' By Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
'Great Racing Cars' is a high-speed delight
Depraved, seamy, deranged: Film noir as it's meant to be By Susan King
'Howl's' a natural draw for an anime master By Jake Forbes, Special to The Times
'Drawing From Nature' By Carol Felixson, Special to The Times
How Sammy still runs By Patrick Goldstein, Times Staff Writer
Little White truths By Robert Hilburn, Times Staff Writer
Thirty years later, he's still holding the line By Susan King
BOOKS
The human face of war By Chris Abani, Chris Abani is the author of "GraceLand," winner of the 2005 PEN/Hemingway Prize.
Bestsellers
Heart in the homeland By Jane Ciabattari, Jane Ciabattari is the author of the short story collection "Stealing the Fire."
A mellower Bowles has his say By Millicent Dillon, Millicent Dillon is a novelist and biographer whose books include "You Are Not I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles" and "A Little Original Sin: The Life and Work of Jane Bowles."
Tripping down memory lane By Richard Eder, Richard Eder, former book critic for The Times, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1987.
Count Dracula, back for more By Jon Fasman, Jon Fasman is the author of "The Geographer's Library."
A critic in the artist's lair By Ross King, Ross King is the author of "Brunelleschi's Dome," "Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling" and several novels, including "Domino" and "Ex Libris."
A paradise that's more of a paradox By Jonathan Kirsch, Jonathan Kirsch, a contributing writer to the Book Review, is the author of, most recently, "God Against the Gods: The History of the War Between Monotheism and Polytheism."
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
Now's the time to luxuriate in a good book By Susan Salter Reynolds
Poet's Corner By Carol Muske-dukes
A woman of letters By Merrill Joan Gerber, Merrill Joan Gerber's most recent books are "This Is a Voice From Your Past: New and Selected Stories" and "Glimmering Girls: A Novel of the Fifties."
Byron's heir By Peter Straub, Peter Straub is the author of many works of horror fiction, including, most recently, "In the Night Room."
BUSINESS
European Vintners Living in the Past By James Flanigan
High CEO Pay Is 'Repulsive'
Benefiting From the Rise in Rates By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
TOP STORIES -- May 29 -- June 3 From Times Staff
Silicon Valley Goes to Washington By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Well-Oiled Turnaround By James F. Peltz, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
AIDS Experts Awaken to a False Alarm By Charles Piller, Times Staff Writer
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