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What happened on April 24, 2006
BUSINESS
IKEA to Try Japanese Market Again From the Associated Press
Developer Proposes Two Condo High-Rises Nearby Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Seniors Get a Hard Sell on Fee-Laden Annuities Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Intel Poised to Unveil Business Platform Terril Yue Jones, Times Staff Writer
The Week Ahead
U.S. and China Still Must Resolve Key Trade Issues Evelyn Iritani and Don Lee, Times Staff Writers
Supply Fears, Speculators Pumping Up Oil Prices Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Senate, House at Odds Over Pensions From the Associated Press
Bankers Support Growth Plans From the Associated Press
European Court to Open Hearing on Microsoft From Reuters
Foes Aim to Limit Company Oversight Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Venture Funding Leaps in Quarter Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Lay Puts Hopes in Optimism Carrie Johnson, Washington Post
A Gamble That Changed the World From the Associated Press
Q&A: Annuities Josh Friedman
Washington Mutual in Deal for Irvine Bank From Reuters
Business Booms for Gurus Teaching How to Sell to Seniors Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Some Parents Bugged by New Rule on Head Lice Tanya Caldwell, Times Staff Writer
Activist Wants to See Judges Judged Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Man Shot Dead at Park in Pacoima From a Times Staff Writer
Caltech Professor Wins Top Research Award Paul Pringle, Times Staff Writer
Woman in Crosswalk Is Fatally Hit by MTA Bus From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gov. Decries Building Wall at Border From the Associated Press
Concerns About Pain Put Lethal Injection on Trial Maura Dolan and Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writers
Candidates Seek Lighter Load for School Counselors Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Familiar Ring to Mayor's Agenda Jim Newton, Times Staff Writer
With Talk of Tax Hike, Angelides Could Be Too Brave for His Own Good George Skelton
600 Gather to Recall Lessons of the Holocaust Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Immigration Forum Gets Intense Teresa Watanabe, Times Staff Writer
Army Seeks Buyer for L.A. Land Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Man Killed as Sinkhole Opens Beneath House From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 Killed in Crash of Twin-Engine Airplane From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jail Escapee Found Hiding in a Canyon From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Violent Man Dies After Deputies Arrest Him From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Deadly Accident Blamed on 'Illegal, Unsafe' Turn From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Drawing the line on highway safety
Teen Pistol-Whips, Shoots Man, Then Flees From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 Killed in Mountain Plane Crash From a Times Staff Writer
Squeezing Out Small Airports Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
Margaret Zaas, 79; Helped Veterans Rebuild Their Lives Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Immigration a Family Affair for Many Asians Teresa Watanabe, Times Staff Writer
Gehry Sees His Glass Towers Transforming Downtown L.A. Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Martin Weinberg, 81; Attorney, Major Theater Benefactor Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Military wives' secret society Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Tragic day, harrowing job Susan King
The peace movement seems to have gone 6 feet underground AL MARTINEZ
A jubilant mood for the `Fiesta' Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Public Eye partially blind Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
Horror movie makes some noise at the box office R. Kinsey Lowe, Times Staff Writer
Grand, Yes, but Public Expects More Christopher Hawthorne, Times Staff Writer
Breathing new life into Brahms, Dvorak Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Just be yourself: `Alias' ending its run -- Tribune Media Services
Clinton gala raises $1 million Tina Daunt
Seen in a new light Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
Jumping on Beelzebub's bandwagon Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
`History' follows an irresistible course Charles McNulty, Times Staff Writer
Mom's the word on baffling `Silent Hill' Jan Stuart, Newsday
The piano or the pianist? Either way, it's mystical Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Thinking on top of the box Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Ballet and flamenco -- plus lots of flash Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
HEALTH
Saving muscles with genes Linda Marsa, Special to The Times
Healthy diet takes aim at Alzheimer's From Times wire reports
Car seats: Size and age matter Victoria Clayton, Special to The Times
No cancer link for silicone implants From Times wire reports
As fungus cases are studied, keep your own eye hygiene clean Janet Cromley
Stuck in a yoga groove? Try cardio-cranking spins Jeannine Stein
Think it's all about kicking back? Not. Emmett Berg, Special to The Times
Before the elliptical, kids used to play, right?
Equality improves sex lives -- for both genders From Times wire reports
Stretch targets tight joints Karen Voight
A link in the food chain Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Cruising for a bruising Emily Green
How old is old enough for a grown-up belt? Victoria Clayton
Find out how you measure up Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Soft drink, with a twist of benzene? Mary Beckman, Special to The Times
College, a petri dish for mumps Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
Belly fat blues Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Gene Behind Rare Bone Disorder Is Found Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Police to Patrol School After Arrests in Plot From Times Wire Reports
FEMA Asks 625 Texans to Pay Back Federal Aid From Times Wire Reports
More Fuel on the Fire Under the GOP's Feet Janet Hook, Times Staff Writer
Records Hacked at University of Texas From Times Wire Reports
Military Forensic Unit Sought for Ground Zero From Times Wire Reports
Drug Safety Still Seen as Lagging Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
New Orleans Mayor Seen as Runoff Underdog Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Mystery Man Described in Documents Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Life of a Terrorist: Seeking, and Finding, His Jihad Richard Serrano, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Bush Counsels Iraqi Leaders on Their `Awesome' Duties James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Tokyo, U.S. Agree on Military Realignment From Times Wire Reports
3 Detained on Suspicion of Having Al Qaeda Ties From Times Wire Reports
Nuclear Activities `Irreversible,' Iran Declares From the Associated Press
Opposition Lawmaker Held for 'Intimidation' From Times Wire Reports
Hamas' Short Reign Is Long on Problems Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Rift Emerges in Nepalese Opposition Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Seoul Proposes Swap of Prisoners With North From Times Wire Reports
Militia Issue Poses a Hurdle for Iraqi Leader Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
Sudan Allegedly Recruited Rebels in Darfur From Reuters
Anti-AIDS Gel for Women Being Studied From Times Wire Reports
Bearing Witness to AIDS Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda Convict Is 8th to Surrender Since Yemen Jailbreak From the Associated Press
Bin Laden Tape Urges Support for Sudan Judy Pasternak, Times Staff Writer
China's Hu Is Welcomed in Saudi Arabia From the Associated Press
SPORTS
Pacers Put Nets in Early Hole From the Associated Press
Offense Trumps Blunders Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Now You Know
Ducks Not Exactly Fittest but Survive Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Kotchman Presents Quandary Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Inquiry Set in Bush Family Residence Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Loss Is Pinned on Free Throws Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Finally, an Award for True Sports Royalty Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Nadal Leaves Federer in an Unusual Place Again From the Associated Press
Little Says Navarro Is Caught in a Bind Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Nature of This Game Pivotal Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Oilers Make Most of Chances From the Associated Press
Approval Achieves Two-Peat Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Kennedy Plays It Right Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Kastor Finishes First in London From the Associated Press
Appleby Marches to an Easy Victory From the Associated Press
Passive Is Regressive Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Mientkiewicz, Red Sox Settle From the Associated Press
MLS Might Have a Beef With Ridicule of Red Bull GRAHAME L. JONES
Avengers Lose as New York Scores in the Final Seconds Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
They Must Catch Him to Hit Him Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Ducks' Giguere Does a Solid Body of Work Helene Elliott
Hey Kobe, Feel Free to Shoot Bill Plaschke
White Sox Earn Eighth in a Row From the Associated Press
Kremer's Hiring by NBC to Be Announced Today Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Five Get Ejected, Giants Lose in 10th From the Associated Press
OPINION
George Bush and science
Immigrant boycott
Pigeon flu
Another look at 'broken windows'
Federal management of natural landscapes
For Los Angeles County
Downgrading the SAT
Lethal yes, painless no Jamie Fellner, JAMIE FELLNER is director of the U.S. program at Human Rights Watch and the co-author of "So Long as They Die: Lethal Injections in the United States."
Bibliophiles inside the wire Nicholas A. Basbanes, NICHOLAS A. BASBANES is the author most recently of "Every Book Its Reader: The Power of the Printed Word to Stir the World."
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