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What happened on May 02, 2006
NEWS
Tuesday Briefing By Brian Hanrahan and Ellen Alperstein, Times Staff Writers
Catching the wind
OPINION
A deadline in Darfur
Primero de Mayo
More than a movie
Iran-Israel war is unrealistic
Pulitzers and patriotism
Marches, goals of immigration activists
Eliminate gang injunctions
Anthem in Spanish
Fellow immigrants, let's do lunch By John Kenney, JOHN KENNEY has just finished his first novel.
The birth of a national movement By Eliseo Medina, ELISEO MEDINA is executive vice president of the Service Employees International Union.
Our discordant anthem By Ralph E. Shaffer and Walter P. Coombs, RALPH E. SHAFFER and WALTER P. COOMBS, professors emeriti at Cal Poly Pomona, also write for the History News Service. Scott Shaffer contributed to this article.
A walk on the wild side By Joel Stein
ENTERTAINMENT
Avaz tells multicultural `Tales' By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Essays' truthfulness disclaimer should warn of boredom By Carmela Ciuraru, Special to The Times
The report on Colbert: no smiles from scribes By Scott Collins, Times Staff Writer
A `tasting menu' of the old New World By Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Sahara tent is an oasis for the underground set By Steve Baltin, Special to The Times
Pop goes a haven of rock By Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
Offering plenty of alternative By Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
For the love of Lucy and Desi By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Meet the deciders By Patrick Goldstein
A richer portrait of Goya By Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
Pennington troupe wins seven awards By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Music fits moment at New Orleans fest By Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
Forever caught on canvas: some creepy-crawlies
Madonna strips for action in her return to concert fray By Chris Lee, Special to The Times
Immigrant Story Takes Precedence on TV, Radio By Martin Miller and Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writers
A changing `View' with O'Donnell From the Associated Press
Jokes & Riddles
Poe Awards for mystery writers From the Associated Press
Turning 70 can't stop this singer From the Associated Press
Finally
Blaine begins a very wet week From the Associated Press
Harvard lesson in schadenfreude From the Associated Press
Lessons in the art of getting the word out By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
`Boys Knitting? Awesome!' By Marjorie Flathers, Special to The Times
WORLD
Bolivian Leader Nationalizes Fuel Industry By Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Sends Envoy to Pursue Peace Pact From Times Wire Reports
U.N. Action Urged on U.S. Nuclear Threats From Times Wire Reports
Kadima's Livni Gets Powerful Cabinet Posts From Times Wire Reports
GOP Senator Questions White House Data on Coca Growth in Colombia By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Kashmir Militants Kill 35 Hindus From the Associated Press
Support Voiced in Mexico for Boycott of U.S. Firms By Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Biden Offers Alternative Plan for Iraq By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
AMC to Exhibit Specialty Films By Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
Apparel Factory Chief Gives Day Off By Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
CEO Leads $5.8-Billion Bid for Food Services Giant Aramark From the Associated Press
Boeing to Buy Parts Maker for $1.7 Billion From Reuters
By the numbers
Level 3 to Acquire TelCove for $1.1 Billion From Bloomberg News
Rates on Short-Term T-Bills Rise in Auction From the Associated Press
UnitedHealth Drops Equity-Based Awards From Times staff and wire reports
Delphi Gives Court OK to End Labor Deals From the Associated Press
Also
Bill to Overhaul Telecom Laws Is Unveiled From Reuters
Napster Launches Free Music-Listening Service From Reuters
Lyon Homes Founder Raises Bid for Company From Bloomberg News
PC Buyers Accuse Intel of Monopolizing Market From Bloomberg News
Chief Operating Officer of EBay Plans to Retire From Bloomberg News
Also
Google Voices Concern on Microsoft Browser From Bloomberg News
SEC, IRS May Seek Tax Data Disclosure From Times Wire Services
Diller's $464-Million Options From Dow Jones/the Associated Press
Many Domestic Workers Pass on Protests, Tend to Business By Michelle Keller, Times Staff Writer
The Bottom Line of Animation By Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
3 Reports Spotlight Economy's Strength From the Associated Press
Oil Firms Boost Campus Exploration From the Associated Press
Lay's Claim of Forced Stock Sales Is Attacked By Thomas S. Mulligan, Times Staff Writer
News Corp. Buys 2 Web Start-Ups From Bloomberg News
Pump Prices Pass $3.20 in California By Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Throngs Show Their Potent Role in Economy By David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Intel to Nurture New Markets From the Associated Press
Stocks Decline on Bernanke Report From Times Wire Services
MediaNews to Pay for Most of McClatchy Deal By Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Price of Meat at Lowest in 3 Years From Reuters
Microsoft Offers $70 Million to End Suit in State From Bloomberg News
Countrywide CEO Gets $160 Million By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Markets Produce Few Buyers By David Colker and Molly Selvin, Times Staff Writers
Alon Buys 2 Refiners in State By Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
BlackBerry Maker May Start Feeling Picked On By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
IndyMac May Sell 20% Stake in Reverse-Mortgage Division From Reuters
Quattrone Case Given to Yet Another Judge From Bloomberg News
Interest Rate Rises for New Series EE Bonds From a Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Long Day's Journey
Veterans' home welcomes weary
Next: Converting the Energy of Protest to Political Clout By Teresa Watanabe and Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writers
Henriette D. Avram, 86; Librarian Put the Card Catalog on the Computer From the Washington Post
Groups Push LAPD Reform Effort By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
As Political Endorsements Multiply, They Lose Value By Jordan Rau, Times Staff Writer
`When I See This, I See Strength' By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
Trial Awaits Swedish National in Malibu Ferrari Crash Case By Hemmy So, Times Staff Writer
International Attire
Lockyer Plans Suit on Fuel Economy Rules By Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Celebration of Playwright's Life Scheduled at USC
Huntington's Old-Tech Windfall By Amanda Covarrubias, Times Staff Writer
Marchers Crowd Inland Streets By Susannah Rosenblatt and Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writers
At One With Dual Devotion By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Bill Kirschner, 87; Developer of Fiberglass Skis Founded Equipment Manufacturer K2 By Dennis Mclellan, Times Staff Writer
Suit Targets LAPD Policy By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Terror Case Defendant Released
Immigrant Debate, Pavement Version By Steve Lopez
Marchers Fill L.A.'s Streets By Anna Gorman, Marjorie Miller and Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writers
The May Day Marches
Top Lawyer to Leave Firm Over Pellicano Case, Sources Say By Kim Christensen, Times Staff Writer
Santa Ana Rally Draws at Least 10,000; Many Businesses Close By Jennifer Delson and David Reyes, Times Staff Writers
Say It With Ranunculus
OC Character's Admission to Berkeley a Bitter Pill for Rejectees By Steve Harvey
Amid Boycott, Eastside Eatery Remains Open By Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Boycott Turns Panorama City Mall Into Ghost Town By Nancy Cleeland, Times Staff Writer
Both Sides Acted All-American at Demonstration By Dana Parsons
Estelle Jarvis, 91; Aided Husband's Effort to Put Proposition 13 on Ballot From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Bobby Fetzer, 50; Rancher and Vintner Got His Start at His Parents' Winery From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Marvin Jones, 77; Was a Pioneer Record-Keeper of Zoo Animals' Longevity From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Delay Planned in Turning Over Evidence By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Consultant Admits to Misuse of Funds By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Proposal to Let Military Hunt on Island Is Revived From the Associated Press
Immigrant-Jammed Van Goes Wrong Way From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Winemaker's Daughter Arrested in Rape Case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Power of Science
Police Kill Suspect After Chase
Sludge Ban Is Primed to Pass By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Paul Spiegel, 68; Top Leader of Germany's Central Council of Jews From the Associated Press
Col. James B. Swindal, 88; Piloted Air Force One for President Kennedy By Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
For One Day, Rush Hour Turns Into Rush Minutes By Bob Pool, Martha Groves and Rong-gong Lin Ii, Times Staff Writers
Marchers Raise Voice in County By Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
Gridlock Worries Raised Over Westwood Project By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Rockslide Closes Road Into Yosemite Park From a Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Justices Side With Ex-Model, Keeping Alive Her Estate Claim By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Limbaugh Takes a Deal on Prescription Fraud From Times Wire Reports
Primary Could Hint at November Result From Times Wire Reports
Ex-Professor Gets More Jail Time in Terror Case From Times Wire Reports
Budget-Cutting Endangers Indian Clinics By Sam Howe Verhovek, Times Staff Writer
Voided Death Sentence to Be Reconsidered By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Hope and Desperation From Sea to Shining Sea
Duke Student's Lawyers Want D.A. off Case By Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Cities' Immigrants Spoke One Language This Time By P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Medicare in Poor Financial Health, Trustees Say By Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar and Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writers
High Court Win for Defendants By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
NASA Losing First Female Commander By John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Clippers Have Every Right to Celebrate By J.A. Adande
Ortiz Spoils Return of Damon to Fenway From the Associated Press
Zito Holds Down the Angels By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Weaver Doesn't Need to Relive Last Outing By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Mirabelli Rejoins Red Sox From the Associated Press
NBC Hopes It Will Get Its Bunny's Worth By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Series Is a Breakout Hit By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Evans Receives $10,000 Fine By Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Clippers' Focus Off Lakers By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Daly Book: Gambling Losses Top $50 Million By Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Solis Is Soaking Up the Scene By Robyn Norwood
Brother Derek Satisfies By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
It's a Sudden Loss for Penny By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Broxton Gets Elevated as Carter Is Demoted By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Lockout Put New Spin on Playoffs By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Niedermayer Earns His Keep for Ducks By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Flames Bring Out Ducks' Rugged Side By Helene Elliott
Now You Know
Bryant, O'Neal Are Dads Again By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Lakers Feel Reborn; What About Suns? By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Heartache and Hope By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
His Place To Shine By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Mavericks Sweep Aside the Punchless Grizzlies From the Associated Press
Johnson Rallies Late at Talladega By Gary Klein, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Oilers Send Red Wings Tumbling From the Associated Press
Arroyo and Aurilia Lead Reds to 6-1 Victory From the Associated Press
Quotebook
USC Notifies Pac-10 of Probe By Gary Klein and David Wharton, Times Staff Writers
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