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What happened on April 18, 2006
OPINION
Windows of opportunity
Right result, wrong reason
The horror of Hamas
Foreign aid pays off
Rumsfeld under fire
The wrong call on Iraq
Immigration politics
The quake that toppled taboos and built a family
By Aimee Liu, AIMEE LIU's novel, "Cloud Mountain," is based on the story of her grandparents' marriage.
ACLU's victory is a loss for skid row
By Jan Perry, Councilwoman JAN PERRY represents the 9th District, which includes skid row.
And you can tell everybody: I own Elton's clothes
By Joel Stein
ENTERTAINMENT
Arthur the aardvark charms a new generation
From the Associated Press
Live-action blogs
By Hugh Hart, Special to The Times
A gee-whiz reporter is still just as relaxed and serious
By Clancy Sigal, Special to The Times
Your mission, should you choose: Analyze a message
By Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
The grim and the grimmer
By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Aging failure worth visiting in `Dublin'
By Philip Brandes, Special to The Times
Three versions of Welles' troubled `Mr. Arkadin'
By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
It's time we looked
By Patrick Goldstein
Scientists can see a sun that has a very weird color
If Big Brother had a blog, he would be its webmaster
By Steven Barrie-anthony, Times Staff Writer
Met: U.S. isn't the only looter
By Matthew O'Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Weekend box office
Chemistry still lacking in Blomstedt's return
By Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Jokes & Riddles
'Seeger Sessions' tour confirmed
By Susan Carpenter
Capote's family shares memories
From the Associated Press
Finally
Getty trust off of probation
By Christopher Reynolds, Jason Felch
New Neil Young song protests war
By Chris Lee
`Inside the Pages'
By Marilyn Zeitlin, Special to The Times
The wide world of Dwight Trible
By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
WORLD
Suicide Bombing Stokes Israel-Hamas Tensions
By Laura King and Vita Bekker, Special to The Times
Miners End Strike at Major Gold Site
From Times Wire Reports
Civilian Deaths Draw Concern From Karzai
From Times Wire Reports
Government Offers Transport for Top Rebels
From Times Wire Reports
Spring Storm Brings Dust to Beijing
From Times Wire Reports
China Hopes Hu Makes Good Impression
By Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Battle Rages in Baghdad Neighborhood
By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
Italy Still Unsure Who's in Charge
By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Missing Japanese WWII Soldier Alive in Ukraine
From the Associated Press
Highway Crash Kills 58 Mexicans on Easter Tour
By Sam Enriquez and Cecilia Sanchez, Times Staff Writers
Fuel and Fresh Food Running Low as Protests Spread Through Nepal
From the Associated Press
The Benefactor
By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Sudanese Sanctions Blocked
From the Associated Press
BUSINESS
Another Offer for Aztar
From Reuters
Banks See Profits Climb on Investment Business
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Kodak to Raise Film Prices, Citing Costs
From Bloomberg News
Short-Term Interest Rates Highest in 5 Years
From the Associated Press
SEC Settles With Florida Pop Music Promoters
From Reuters
Eisner Invests in Veoh Networks
From a Times Staff Writer
Burst.com Says Apple IPod Infringes Patent
From Bloomberg News
Gemstar-TV Guide Names Singh as CFO
From Bloomberg News
Also
Troubled Calpine to Slash Value of Assets $7 Billion
From Bloomberg News
Crocs Wants to Take Its Odd Shoe to New Heights
By Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Crown Media Ends Sale Effort
From Bloomberg News
Tax Day Still Too Soon for Dawdlers
From the Associated Press
Skilling Is Pressed on Stock Sales
By Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
Video Games Get TV Showcase
From the Associated Press
Southland Builders Optimistic on Market
By Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Knight Ridder Profit Falls on Limp Ad Sales
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Stocks Sag as Prices Jump for Gold, Oil
From Times Wire Services
McDonald's Launches Preemptive Strike
From the Associated Press
Rival Makes a Surprise Bid for Mossimo
By Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Oil Rolls Past $70 a Barrel
By Ronald D. White and Tanya Caldwell, Times Staff Writers
Utilities to Weigh New Power Line for the West
By Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Earnings Drop 62% at Sharper Image
From the Associated Press
Tobacco Case Funds Withheld
From the Associated Press
Judge OKs Suit by Spelling Alleging Nurse Broke Pact
By Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
Symantec Hit With Big Tax Bills
From Bloomberg News
Hearing on Tenet Bribery Case Is Delayed to May 22
By Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Toyota Touts U.S. Investment
From the Associated Press
Tyco to Pay $50-Million SEC Penalty
From the Associated Press
Wal-Mart to Widen Health Benefits, Cut Drug Co-Pay
From Reuters
Wendy's Chief Exec Retires After 6 Years
From the Associated Press
Schwab Profit Soars 68% as Ads Pull in Customers
From the Associated Press
Troubled ECC Capital Seeks Strategic Advice
By E. Scott Reckard
A.G. Edwards Fined by NASD in Annuity Case
From Bloomberg News
Briefly
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Thousands greet Great White Fleet
Villaraigosa to Give First State of the City Address
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Revamp of Lockups Is a Budget Priority
By Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Taking His Uphill Race in Stride
By Stephen Clark, Times Staff Writer
In Revote, GOP Backs O.C. Sheriff
By Jean O. Pasco, Times Staff Writer
UC Plan to Deal With Pay Concerns Detailed
By Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writer
Putting the great quake in context
Guidelines for Teaching English Are Adopted
By Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
A Pileup of Charges in the Case of the Totaled Ferrari
By Richard Winton and David Pierson, Times Staff Writers
Schwarzenegger Signs Bill to Track HIV Cases by Name
By Michelle Keller, Times Staff Writer
Rescuers Find Hiker Lost in San Jacintos
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gas Fireball Would Not Reach Land
By Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
Still Mopping Up
Mahony Asks Migrants to Skip Boycott
By Teresa Watanabe, Times Staff Writer
No Victims in Avalanche at Mammoth
By Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Medicare Drug Plans Often Not the Bargain Some Expect
By Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Bicyclist Is Struck and Killed by Pickup Truck
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Image or Garage? Either Way, It's a Makeover
By Steve Harvey
Filmmaker Says He Lied in FBI Probe
By Greg Krikorian and Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writers
Mahony Must Give D.A. Files
By Jean Guccione and William Lobdell, Times Staff Writers
1906 Quake Still Registers in S.F.
By Lee Romney, Times Staff Writer
Rescuers Find Hiker Lost in San Jacintos
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Eberhardt Rechtin, 80; Helped Develop U.S. Space Technology
By Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Boy Hospitalized, Father Arrested in Cart Crash
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
New Sewage Plant Disguised as Farmhouse
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pregnant Woman Now Believed Shot in Domestic Dispute
By Cynthia H. Cho, Times Staff Writer
Louise Smith, 89; Stock-Car Racer Was First Woman in Hall of Fame
By Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Wind-Thrill Factor
NATIONAL
Civil War-Era Novel `March' Is Honored
By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Bush's Chief of Staff Invites Aides to Leave
From Times Wire Reports
Transit Union Is Fined $2.5 Million for Strike
From Times Wire Reports
Wildfire Forces 40 Homes to Be Evacuated
From Times Wire Reports
Court Notes Hardship but Has Worries in Worker's Bias Case
From the Associated Press
Two Duke Lacrosse Players Indicted in Rape
By Jenny Jarvie and Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writers
On a Gray Day, Same-Sex Couples Make Colorful Point at Egg Roll
By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Slaying Tied to Cannibalism Plot, Police Say
From the Associated Press
Moussaoui's Sisters Defend `Sweetheart'
By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
Supreme Court Rejects Chinese Muslims' Appeal
From the Associated Press
2 Gulf Coast Papers Share Top Pulitzer
By James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Pessimism About Iraq Is a Common Thread Among Rumsfeld's Critics and Defenders
By Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
Former Illinois Governor Convicted of Corruption
By P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Justices to Rule on Photos at Trial
By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Breast Cancer Prevention Drug Outdone
By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Staff Writer
A Bigger, Badder Prehistoric Beast
By Jia-rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Just Give Me a Tree to Climb and Brangelina in My Sights
Loretta Gets Taste of Success in Win
From the Associated Press
Angels Play Like Hackers in Loss
By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Figgins Hasn't Yet Been a Man of Steal
By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Avery Lands Gig on Canadian TV
By Chris Foster
Reds Put Griffey on Disabled List
From the Associated Press
Also, the Car Wash Is Closed on Sundays
By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
A No-Win Situation?
By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Dodger Defeat a Tired Affair
By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
City in Arizona Pitches a Spring Move
By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Ducks Muscle Way Past Flames in Playoff Prelude
By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
NHL Comes Back but Still Has Issues
By Helene Elliott
Lalas Makes Way Back to L.A.
By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Kings Due for a Major Overhaul
By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Now It's a Chance to Send a Message
By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Spurs Clinch Top Seeding in West
From the Associated Press
Brown Not Expected Back This Season
From Times Wire Reports
Kenyans Sweep Boston Marathon
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Crosby Reaches 100 as Penguins Win, 6-1
From the Associated Press
Martinez Records 200th Win
From the Associated Press
They Don't Know Beans When It Comes to Baseball
By T.J. Simers
Joe Bryant Keeps Spark Coaching Job
By Mike Terry, Times Staff Writer
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