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What happened on September 19, 2005
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Disc Golf Puts a New Spin on an Old Game Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Elderly, Disabled Refugees Cite Hardship Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
John Bromfield, 83; Actor Best Known for Playing TV Lawman Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Human Relations Panel Sits In on Dog Waste Fight H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Redistricting Does Need a Change, Just Not This One George Skelton
Man Is Killed After Shooting Two at Party From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Outage Sparks New Air Quality Worries Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Schwarzenegger Needs More Than GOP Can Give Michael Finnegan, Times Staff Writer
The Guard Is Back in Its Element Rone Tempest and Ryan Lillis, Special to The Times
Deputies Seek Public's Help in Finding Missing Girl, 11 From a Times Staff Writer
2 Teenage Girls Die After Car Plunges Off Road From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man Shot, Held After Driving Across Runways From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man Shot to Death; Gang Detail Investigates From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Bayou Gator Catcher Told to Cool His Heels Jason Felch, Times Staff Writer
Stanley Burnshaw, 99; Editor, Publisher of Works by Robert Frost Myrna Oliver, Times Staff Writer
Coastal Commission Member Aldinger Quits Nora Zamichow, Times Staff Writer
Keeping the Thin Blue Line on Straight and Narrow Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Hundreds Seek Training to Help Hurricane Evacuees Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
California's Levees Are in Sorry Shape Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Caltech Mines a Rich Trove of Voices From the Past Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Making a Name in San Jose Politics Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Fewer alcoholics are seeking treatment Kevin W. McCullough, Special to The Times
Low iron intake is a problem worldwide Elena Conis
A surgical solution to fix the heart's faulty wiring Hilary Waldman, Hartford Courant
Don't tell him this is a young man's game Ann Herold, Times Staff Writer
Yoga twist boosts back's flexibility
Drugs as effective as heart surgery? From Times wire reports
Reducing pancreatic cancer risk From Times wire reports
Heavy ideas, light approach Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
In disaster, what's for dinner? Sally Squires, Special to The Times
A workout that puts the abs front and center
Motivated by goodwill Jenny Hontz, Special to The Times
A post-ephedra caution Emily Singer, Special to The Times
Status drop likelier to affect men more From Times wire reports
Physiology of chronic fatigue begins to take shape Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
BUSINESS
Some Minivans Fail Rear-End Collision Test From Associated Press
State's Doctors Fight Rule on Workers' Comp Review MARC LIFSHER, Times Staff Writer
Another L.A. Comeback Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
OPEC Might Increase Output at Meeting Today From Reuters
Flood Risk Looms in Our Own Capital Michael Hiltzik
Canadian Union Approves Ford Contract From Reuters
Mixed Reviews for Saturday's Edition of Wall Street Journal From Reuters
Fed Bankers to Discuss Interest Rates Tuesday From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Albertsons Sale Draws Bidders From Reuters
Actors Guild to Elect New Leader Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
TV Networks Pursue the 'Super Fan' Meg James, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Huge '85 Earthquake Jolted Mexico Into Preparedness Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Musharraf Denies Comment on Rape From Times Wire Reports
Iraqi Lawmakers Approve Charter, Mourn Member Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
Zoo in Jakarta Closed After 19 Birds Die of Flu From Times Wire Reports
Little Violence as Afghans Cast Votes Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
N. Korea Seeks End to U.N. Aid Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Woman to Run for Commerce Board Post From Times Wire Reports
No Case Against Israeli Police Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
German Vote Split, Parties Seek Coalition Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Move Reported to Send Case to Security Council From Times Wire Reports
N. Korea Waives Nuclear Programs Mark Magnier and Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writers
NATIONAL
Corruption Trial of Ex-Governor to Begin From Times Wire Reports
Train That Derailed Was Speeding, Official Says From Times Wire Reports
For New Orleans, 2 Storms Brewing Scott Gold, Ralph Vartabedian and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
As Storm Threatens, Thousands Flee Keys From Associated Press
'Like We're Invisible' Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
Privatized Global Problem Solving, Care of Clinton Alumni Ronald Brownstein
Houston Project Draws Out Traumatized Kids Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Together, They're All Alone Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
First Responders to Get Regional Radio System From Times Wire Reports
Election Overhaul Is Urged James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Don't Expect Roe's End With Roberts, GOP Senator Says Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
New Orleans Should Be Dry by End of the Week Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Newman Has a Fast Start in Chase From Associated Press
Gore Feels Some Pressure but Handles It This Time From Associated Press
Seahawks Make Most of Half Life From Associated Press
Chiefs Keep the Ball Away From Moss in the Clutch From Associated Press
Bruins' Victory Puts Them Back in Top 25 Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Pennington Comes Through From Associated Press
Indians Complete Sweep of Royals From Associated Press
Dilfer Is Lambeau Winner From Associated Press
Johnson Backs Up His Words From Associated Press
Bonds, Kent Leave Feuding in the Past Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Win Puts Slater in Line for Title Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Roethlisberger Is On Despite Injury From Associated Press
Now You Know
Tighter Game Noticeable Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Defense Gets Some Bad News With Injuries Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Angel Win Includes a Big Signing Bonus Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Colon May Get a Little Less Rest Paul Gutierrez, Times Staff Writer
Owens, McNabb Sparkle From Associated Press
Monarchs Are on the Verge of First Crown From Times Wire Reports
Demitra Does His Talking on the Ice Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Patriots Buckle in Early Pressure MIKE PENNER
Will This Duck's Bill Come Due Saturday? Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Padres Exploit Error in Ninth From Associated Press
Close Vote Makes Swoopes the First Three-Time MVP From Associated Press
Bears Use Picks to Click From Associated Press
Dayne, Bailey Make It Happen From Associated Press
Young Titans' Defense Comes of Age From Associated Press
It's Something Less Than Super From Associated Press
Chavez Keeps A's in the Chase From Associated Press
Williams Carries the Day From Associated Press
Rams Stop Warner Short of Redemption From Associated Press
Quarterback Has Viral Meningitis From Associated Press
Matteson Holds Off Field for Win Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
How're They Going to Live This Down on the Farm? Chris Dufresne
Frankel's Leroidesanimaux Rules Turf Bill Christine, Times Staff Writer
This Matchup Wilts in Desert J.A. Adande
Dodgers Sinking in the West Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Injured Boxer Shows Fight Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Manning Stifled but Not Colts From Associated Press
In Crowd's Out Sam Farmer
Packers Honor Reggie White From Associated Press
Dementieva Keys Russia's Second Fed Cup Title From Times Staff and Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Forget nuclear disaster, beware the mattress AL MARTINEZ
'Basket Boy' Eve Begley Kiehm, Special to The Times
Old Standards Are Gold Standards Scott Collins and Susan King, Times Staff Writers
Embracing the dark side of their roles Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Bowl season closes with Russian salute Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
The native sounds of global cultures Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Katrina victims in their thoughts Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
MC5 still kicks out the jams Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
We're sure we've seen this routine before Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Jokes & Riddles
Notice: experience required Geoff Boucher and Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writers
Portrait of a comedian as a young man Tribune Media Services
What are your hopes and fears for the school year?
'Just Legal': See it for its senior partner Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Filling bleachers at the Oscars
Celebrating the toasts of TV Merrill Balassone, Times Staff Writer
Danes chose U.S. for film on armed pacifists Susan King
A play that lives by its wit Daryl H. Miller, Times Staff Writer
Hausfraus in name only Mimi Avins, Times Staff Writer
An Inland Invasion of ska-flavored nostalgia Lina Lecaro, Special to The Times
Paul McCartney's magical mystery tour Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Not a lot of heat in this 'Kitchen' Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Moving into the bohemian quarter Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
Scholar raises questions over slave narrative's facts From Associated Press
Complete list of winners
Feminism's radical thinker Merle Rubin, Special to The Times
'Seinfeld's' hip replacement Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Tokyo String Quartet reaffirms its mastery Daniel Cariaga, Special to The Times
Women go to 'Heaven' a lot more than men do R. Kinsey Lowe, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Time to be Arnold again
Let candidates go norte
Conventional wisdom
School funding amounts to a partial solution
Sick healthcare system
Veterans' cemetery
Ocean of trouble
Calling the Democrats on their courage
The Bush Doctrine is met with doubt
Talking the pledge
Northern Ireland unrest
The devolution of a believer John Darnton, JOHN DARNTON, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for the New York Times, is the author of "The Darwin Conspiracy," published this month by Knopf.
Is Al Qaeda asking to negotiate? Allen J. Zerkin, ALLEN J. ZERKIN is a research fellow at New York University's Center for Catastrophic Preparedness and Response and an adjunct professor at its Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
NEWS
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