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What happened on September 13, 2005
ENTERTAINMENT
A boy and his $400 million Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
'Bones' pieces together mysteries of the dead Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Voices from a war zone Don Shirley, Times Staff Writer
A dearth of heat in 'Lipstick Jungle' Carol Wolper, Special to The Times
Weekend box office
Finally
Two 'Ben-Hurs' for price of one Susan King, Times Staff Writer
'Unfettered' Stewart begins show Associated Press
Fox wins night with premieres Scott Collins
'Hawaii' makes fine destination Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Eastern exposure Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
Bedside manner Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
'Brokeback' takes top Venice prize Reuters
Opera to launch youth program Chris Pasles
Huffing and puffing over 'Smoking's' undone deal John Clark, Special to The Times
'Supernatural:' A little horror movie every week Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Slower and louder but just as opulent Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Ex-'Dead End' kid Blackwell revisits his scruffy past Irene Lacher, Special to The Times
Inspiration and terror from urban legends Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writer
Carlos Vives rocks house with a Colombian flair Ernesto Lechner, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Roberts Sees Role as Judicial 'Umpire' David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Model Librarian Is a Bestseller Sam Howe Verhovek, Times Staff Writer
Deer Hunter Testifies Defendant Fired First From Times Wire Reports
President Sees Progress in Recovery Effort Edwin Chen, Times Staff Writer
Brain-Dead Mother's Baby Dies After 5 Weeks From Times Wire Reports
11 Children Are Found Locked in Small Cages From Times Wire Reports
An Understated Start to Hearings Maura Reynolds and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
"We Really Have No Place Else to Go" Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
For Some Displaced, Home Is Now a Trailer Village Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Colleges Take In Displaced Students Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Beauty in the Eye of Katrina P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Banding Together for Bad News Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
Floodwaters Lift Poverty Debate Into Political Focus Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
Bush Tours Damage; 45 Bodies Found at Hospital David Zucchino, Solomon Moore and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writers
Much Wider Damage to Levees Is Disclosed Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Save Yourself Nicholas Riccardi and James Rainey, Times Staff Writers
Hospital Struggled to Comfort the Dying Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Roberts' bad decision Stephen Gillers, David Luban and Steven Lubet, STEPHEN GILLERS is a professor of law at New York University; DAVID J. LUBAN is a professor of law and philosophy at Georgetown University (and a faculty colleague of Hamdan's attorney) and STEVEN LUBET is a professor of law at Northwestern University.
The political storm over Katrina
Past and future politics
Finally fooling none of the people ROBERT SCHEER
Lose the rules Stuart Butler, STUART BUTLER is vice president for domestic and economic policy studies at the Heritage Foundation.
Japan's stamp of approval Michael Newman
Video lies and the big picture
Do penguin brides get cold feet?
Which way do we go after the hurricane?
News to view from Yahoo
He's no dog lover
Make room for Marduk Tom Lutz, TOM LUTZ is visiting professor of critical studies and interim director of the MFA writing program at CalArts and a professor of English at the University of Iowa.
BUSINESS
Wachovia to Buy Westcorp E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Gateway Reenters British Market From Bloomberg News
Campbell's 4th-Quarter Profit Increases 63% From Associated Press
Treasury Bill Interest Rates Rise in Auction From Associated Press
Also
Chrysler Unit May Build Minivans in U.S. for VW From Bloomberg News
Stocks Show Little Change From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Insurers Say Hurricane Losses Could Be Worse Than Expected From Reuters
Regulator Settles Action Against Freddie Mac From Reuters
Enron Broadband Case Gets Separate Retrials From Associated Press
Pump Prices Starting to Ease Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Reelection Fuels Rally in Nikkei From Bloomberg News
Disneyland Opens in Hong Kong Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
Ellison Settles Suit by Donating to Charity From Bloomberg News
Ford to Sell Hertz for $5.6 Billion From Associated Press
Shipbuilding Resumes at Northrop Gulf Yards Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
KPMG Settles Lawsuit From Bloomberg News
China, Mexico Try to Ease Trade Ties Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Wine Label Is Vintage Branson From Associated Press
Grocers Won't Be Fined for Grape Ads Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
More Pressure on Time Warner Jube Shiver Jr., Times Staff Writer
Oracle, EBay Snap Up Firms to Compete Chris Gaither and Alex Pham, Times Staff Writers
Broadway Building Gets Loft Conversion Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Amazon Counts on Coins to Draw Youth Julie Tamaki, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Beat Goes On for Inglewood High Band Director Rachana Rathi, Times Staff Writer
Fired Principal Awarded $788,000 Jeff Gottlieb, Times Staff Writer
Murray Emeneau, 101; Founded UC Berkeley Linguistics Department From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Swimmer Is Bitten in Possible Sea Lion Attack From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Joe Smitherman; 75; Mayor of Selma, Ala., During 'Bloody Sunday' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man Kills Wife, Himself in Front of Their Daughter Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Refineries Forced to Burn Off Chemicals Deborah Schoch and Monte Morin, Times Staff Writers
Mayor Urges Department Cuts Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Gov. Hits Stump in Replay of the Recall Robert Salladay, Times Staff Writer
Pedestrian Hit, Killed While Crossing Highway From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Missing Hiker's Body Found After Four Days From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Glendale Man Is Sought Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Bicyclist Fatally Shot in Alleged Gang Attack From Times Staff and Wire Reports
3 Arrested on ATM Burglary Charges From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Bill Charmatz, 80; Illustrator for Magazines, Newspapers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
D.A. Seeks to Refile Laundering Charges From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Laura Esguerra Adams, 36 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
As Lights Go Out, Power Worries Rise Sharon Bernstein, Hector Becerra and Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writers
Support Is Waning for O.C. Rights Agency David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
West Nile Killing More Horses in California From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 Deny Plot to Incite Terror Claire Luna, Times Staff Writer
L.A. County Donor Curbs Lack Teeth Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
Shutdowns Aim to Keep Failures From Spreading Hector Becerra and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
UFW Alleges Grower Threatened Pickers Before Vote From Associated Press
Police Shoot Suspect in Bank Holdups Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
A City Stuck in Sudden Disorder Nita Lelyveld and Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writers
Neighbors Fear VA Plans for Westwood Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
He's Still High on Hollywood Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Blackout Puts DWP Chief in the Spotlight Steve Hymon and Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writers
Filipinotown Searching for Its Center Wendy Lee, Times Staff Writer
Murphy Matthews, 71; Promoted Zydeco, Cajun Music in L.A. From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jack Real, 90; Aviation Pioneer Advised Hughes Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
2 Guilty of Killing Transgender Teen John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Gun-Toting Man Caught Near Premier's Bus From Times Wire Reports
Disaster Tolls No Longer Secret, News Outlet Says From Times Wire Reports
U.N. Reform Negotiations Run to 11th Hour Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
Left-Leaning Opposition Triumphs at the Polls From Times Wire Reports
Gaza Sites Are Awash With Palestinians on a New Shore Laura King and Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writers
Iraqi Leader Hails Raid on Militants From Associated Press
Rioting Continues in N. Ireland From Associated Press
Compensation for Injury a Motive in Hijacking From Times Wire Reports
Taliban Figure Released From Guantanamo Base From Times Wire Reports
New Round of N. Korea Talks May Be Difficult Barbara Demick and Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writers
Cricket Victory Lifts Spirits of a Nation John Daniszewski, Times Staff Writer
Chavez Extends an Oil-Rich Hand to Neighbors Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Upgrades to boost boating Gary Polakovic
Stream of thought Bernadette Murphy
Do you see what I see?
Just Back
Savor the pages
From out of the blue, a sight to see
A decade of staying on top Emmett Berg
In flirting with death, a vivid taste of life SARAH JUNIPER RABKIN, Sarah Juniper Rabkin is a contributor to "The Alphabet of the Trees: A Guide to Nature Writing." She teaches writing in the environmental studies department at UC Santa Cruz.
Isn't that a horn snail? Michael Koehn
West Nile threatens magpie population Joe Robinson
Almost as tough as marriage Roy M. Wallack
Share views on trail repairs Gary Polakovic
Polluted paradise Gary Polakovic
It's like a date with R2D2 Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer
Piece by piece Jordan Rane, Special to The Times
In the heat of boiling waters Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer
Eared grebe David Lukas
How weird, wahoo From Times staff writers
SPORTS
Wyatt Weighs Options Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Blame Game Always Popular GRAHAME L. JONES
Mariners' Wilson to Retire From Associated Press
Ortiz's Two Homers Lift Red Sox Over Blue Jays From Associated Press
Satellite Radio Deal Set From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Packers' Walker Is Out for the Season From Associated Press
Falcons Win This Round, 14-10 From Associated Press
When He's Ready, Perez Wants to Start Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
He Learned Where the Breaking Point Was Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Angels Are Soft Boiled Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Bruins Are Trying to Get Ahead Sooner This Season T.J. Simers, T.J. Simers can be reached at t.j.simers@latimes.com. To read previous columns by Simers, go to latimes.com/simers.
Rookies Push the Cardinals a Little Closer From Associated Press
Peterson Remains One to Be Watched Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Minnesota Center Is Acquitted in Indiana From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Willis Wins 21st, Marlins in Wild-Card Lead From Associated Press
Player at Auburn Learns Family Is OK From Associated Press
Now You Know
Washburn to Miss Start Because of Tendinitis Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Weaver Shuts Down Rockies Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Sun May Have to Go Without Whalen From Associated Press
Quotebook
Water Polo Powers Will Play Today Dan Arritt; Mike Kennedy, From Times Staff Reports
Garcia's Aloha Tour Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Saints to Call LSU, Alamodome Home From Associated Press
A's Handle Sabathia, Indians From Associated Press
It's Time for Autographs for All the Right Reasons Eric Sondheimer, Eric Sondheimer can be reached at eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.
Bonds Stands Tall in Return to Giants Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
The Times' rankings
Justice of Peace Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
It's Not Exactly a Happy Camp Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Pond Won't Be Home to Hornets Bill Shaikin and Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writers
AEG Marketing Chief to Head Sports Division Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Messier Opts to End NHL Career Quietly Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Exploding Star Is Said to Be Oldest Ever Observed John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
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