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What happened on October 22, 2006
NATIONAL
Bush's Family Profits From `No Child' Act Walter F. Roche Jr., Times Staff Writer
`It feels like we're back in the '60s' Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Panel clears justice who backed Miers From Times Wire Reports
A possibly fatal flaw in GOP formula for success RONALD BROWNSTEIN
To our readers Dean Baquet, Editor
Train derailment, explosions probed From Times Wire Reports
Three states could swing Senate control Ronald Brownstein, Times Staff Writer
California jumper dies at bridge festival From Times Wire Reports
A space vision crashes, burns John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
More 9/11 remains found in manholes From Times Wire Reports
Phone-sex election ad offends both candidates From the Associated Press
Hazing keeps big pests at bay in Oregon Lynn Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Democrat fighting to hold lead in Illinois House race P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
Bisbee's own brand of expressionism Hope Hamashige, Special to The Times
Continental flying ahead of the rest
Winter sale is on for the Caribbean Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Deal of the week R.J. McClure
No more back-seat navigators with GPS Edward Segal, Special to The Times
Too bad Macao is becoming a Vegas
All in all, a nice way to see the fall
Made-up tots are Myanmar's shame
The South Island's thrill rides Marcy Barack, Special to The Times
Rattled, but Hawaii's rolling on Beverly Beyette, Times Staff Writer
Near Vegas: Ice queen or king for a day Amy Hubbard
Most unwelcome traveling companions: flu and cold bugs Kathleen Doheny, Special to The Times
Trek the isles, from A to Q Maggie Barnett, Times Staff Writer
Southwest has a Love connection Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
Ed-ventures: Sort of like summer camp, but for grown-ups Rosie Dempsey, Special to The Times
California: San Diego walking tour
Where the ice maker's always full
My favorite things
Dreamy, with a strong French accent Susan Fogwell, Special to The Times
Europe's sleeping beauty Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Ready-to-wear in Portland Tam Leach
OPINION
The failure of welfare reform Amy L. Wax, AMY L. WAX is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
The ostrich and the owl: a bird's-eye view of Europe Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former Dutch legislator from Somalia, now lives in the U.S., where she is a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
A revolution in your pocket Steven Levy, Steven Levy, a senior editor at Newsweek, is the author of "The Perfect Thing: How the iPod Shuffles Commerce, Culture and Coolness."
Till debt do us part? Jacob S. Hacker, JACOB S. HACKER, a professor of political science at Yale University and a fellow at the New America Foundation, is the author of "The Great Risk Shift: The Assault on American Jobs, Families, Health Care, and Retirement -- And How You Can Fight Back."
The sound of you Thomas de Zengotita, THOMAS DE ZENGOTITA, a contributing editor at Harper's Magazine, is the author of "Mediated" and recipient of the 2006 Marshall McLuhan Award.
Making the most of more of us Joel Pett
Turnabout in the O.C.
The road to Damascus
Designing dissent Milton Glaser, MILTON GLASER, a graphic designer, has had one-man shows at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He is the coauthor of "The Design of Dissent," just out in paperback from Rockport Publishers.
How big is the Republicans' tent?
It just doesn't add up JONATHAN CHAIT
Madonna's choice Karen Stabiner, KAREN STABINER is the editor of the anthology "The Empty Nest," to be published in May.
Plucking the peacock network
A lesson from the '50s Howard A. Rodman, HOWARD A. RODMAN chairs the writing division at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. He wrote the screenplay adaptation of "Joe Gould's Secret."
Accountability for, advocacy of torture
Mounting U.S. deaths as we 'stay the course'
Stein's glib sarcasm of church service offensive
The unsinkable Jerry Brown Martin F. Nolan, MARTIN F. NOLAN covered national politics for the Boston Globe for 40 years.
The Earl Warren precedent Jim Newton, Jim Newton is city-county bureau chief for The Times and the author of "Justice for All: Earl Warren and the Nation He Made." jim.newton@latimes.com
Seoul man GREGORY RODRIGUEZ, GREGORY RODRIGUEZ is an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation. grodriguez@latimescolumnists.com
ENTERTAINMENT
What's all this about conceit and cake? Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
Art stardom
`Hooray for Hollywood' Johnny Mercer & Richard A. Whiting / 1937 Geoff Boucher
Duo flies across the dance floor Susan King
A day of fun for foster children
For the standards, new life Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Funny Americans
He's funny, yes?
Countrymen, get reacquainted Stanley Meisler, Special to The Times
It's a tough universe Kate Aurthur
Euripedes sells out the Getty Villa Mike Boehm
Creating something from nihilism Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Good L.A. opera
One bite and you're hooked Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Fly on the wings of an exciting dragon story
Culture Clash goes Greek Mike Boehm
For audio lovers, yet another blow Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
A garden of earthly XTC delights Casey Dolan;Chris Lee
Recognizing achievement against the odds
Happy anniversary, Luke and Laura! (Even if it hasn't been a blissful 25 years.) Kate Aurthur, Times Staff Writer
Just Stew being Stew Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
He's the guy that you hate to love Rob Kendt, Special to The Times
Lifetime frets about reaching a certain age Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
A maternal bond brought them together Maria Elena Fernandez, Times Staff Writer
More to the story after 200 years of bad press Charles Taylor, Special to The Times
Trading bullets for beats Chris Lee, Times Staff Writer
By design, she gives credit where it's due Susan King
Miami sees L.A. with a `Red Eye' Suzanne Muchnic
With this revival, a `Chorus' of memories Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
MAGAZINE
Is Justice Served? Eric Berkowitz, Eric Berkowitz is the legal editor for the Los Angeles Daily Journal. He has written for LA Weekly and the Associated Press.
Swimwear Revolution Barbara Thornburg, Barbara Thornburg is a senior editor for West.
A Real Original Joan Saunders Wixen, Joan Saunders Wixen has written for the Detroit News, Miami Herald, San Francisco Chronicle and others.
Will the True Raw Food 'Queen' Please Stand Up?
The Future of 'Star Trek'
Stendhal (1959) Colin Westerbeck
Fond South-Central Memories
Leimert Park Is Nothing Like a 'Little Ghost Town'
The Rebirth of L.A.'s Buildings
You Saw It Here First Randye Hoder, Randye Hoder has written for West, The Times' Op-Ed page and Wall Street Journal.
God's Entourage Amber Nasrulla, Amber Nasrulla has written for Los Angeles magazine, Toronto Life and Elle Canada.
90402 Jessica Gelt
All Dogs . . . . Dan Neil
Learn to Act Like the Person You Really Want to Be Michael Raysses, Michael Raysses is a writer, actor and NPR commentator.
What We Wore Elizabeth Khuri, Elizabeth Khuri is an assistant Style editor for West and has written for Women's Wear Daily.
A Show of Faith in Sodom on the Pacific Rick Wartzman
Salt Lick Edan Lepucki, Edan Lepucki is an L.A. native and graduate of the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Army Cpl. Kenny F. Stanton Jr., 20, Hemet; killed by a roadside bomb Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
If it's Tuesday, it must be Seoul Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Money talks when topic is ballot endorsements Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
School garden that had gone to seed gets a green thumbs up Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Army Cpl. Fernando D. Robinson, 21, Hawthorne; killed in Afghanistan Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Chandler's prized collection sold Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
L.A. street life was soft back in the day Steve Harvey
War casualties
There's still time to register to vote Nov. 7
Gov. ramps up pressure over O.C. mailing Scott Martelle and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
Orange County calendar of events
Times warns about `cult of the yogis'
Actors guild names director From a Times Staff Writer
Phyllis Kirk, 79; acted in `House of Wax' and TV's `The Thin Man' Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Marketgoers reflect on verdict Steve Hymon and Jean Merl, Times Staff Writers
Islamic scholar from South Africa is denied entry into United States From the Associated Press
A site worth 70 million words Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
After the hugs, reality sets in -- another Iraq tour looms Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Quietly accepting another Iraq death Steve Lopez, Reach the columnist at steve.lopez@latimes.com and read previous columns at www.latimes.com.
O.C. considers trying to counter Nguyen mailer Mai Tran, Times Staff Writer
A 19th century firecracker flames out in her private life Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Army Sgt. Joseph W. Perry, 23, Alpine; killed by a sniper in Iraq James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
Transplant Monitor Lax In Oversight Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber, Times Staff Writers
BOOKS
Sight specific Bernard Cooper, Bernard Cooper is the art critic for Los Angeles Magazine. His most recent book is "The Bill From My Father."
The Botox generation Susan Salter Reynolds, Susan Salter Reynolds is a Times Staff writer.
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
Right angles Art Winslow, Art Winslow's introduction to H.L.Mencken's collected coverage of the Scopes trial can be found in the recently published "A Religious Orgy in Tennessee."
Tortured souls Steve Almond, Steve Almond is the author of the story collections "The Evil B.B. Chow" and "My Life in Heavy Metal."
Man of steel Anthony Arthur, Anthony Arthur's biography "Radical Innocent: Upton Sinclair" was published in June.
The Big Apple of his eye Mark Doty, Mark Doty is the author of several books of poetry, including "School of the Arts," and the forthcoming memoir "Dog Years."
Capital gains Orli Low
Imitation of life David L. Ulin, David L. Ulin is book editor of The Times.
Bestsellers
Lower East Side story Charles McNulty, Charles McNulty is The Times' theater critic.
Discoveries Susan Salter Reynolds
Talking heads Lisa Teasley, Lisa Teasley's most recent novel is "Heat Signature."
Innocent lost Susan Carpenter, Susan Carpenter is a Times staff writer.
NEWS
Poverty moves from the city to the suburbs Sara Olkon and Darnell Little, Chicago Tribune
In Poland, a rabbi is installed Associated Press
Vermont rocks tell a tale of the sea Wilson Ring, Associated Press Writer
Families increasingly super-sizing David Crary, Associated Press Writer
Military widows struggle to move on Jason George, Chicago Tribune
Disagreeable now? You may be smarter later Joe Burris, Baltimore Sun
Moroccans risking all to get to Spain Mar Roman, Associated Press Writer
Remote Colombian isle is a shark haven Toby Muse, Associated Press Writer
Stolen icon travels a well-worn trail Brian Murphy, Associated Press Writer
REAL ESTATE
Expat villages spring up as construction booms Ann Brenoff, Times Staff Writer
Average mortgage rates and indexes
One for nature lovers Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Kiss deposit goodbye; you'll meet again Kevin Postema, Special to The Times
It's got star quality Jessica C. Lee, Special to The Times
Plunging into Baja Ann Brenoff, Times Staff Writer
He'd like to thank the realty market Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Texas bailed out by Bailey in end From the Associated Press
Occidental rolls over Pomona-Pitzer From Times Staff Reports
They said it couldn't be done Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
For Odom, it's all in the timing Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
`A bad taste in your mouth' Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Relaxed Gesture will try to end a five-race skid BOB MIESZERSKI
If Tverdovsky plays, more power to them Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Bruins couldn't run for a key first down Lonnie White; Chris Dufresne, From Times Staff Reports
FC Dallas assumes control From the Associated Press
Coach keeping it real Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Home seems like no help to Burton Ed Hinton, Special to The Times
Senators get first win in six home games From the Associated Press
Matteson shoots 65 and leads From the Associated Press
Wood continues family tradition From the Associated Press
Many key decisions ahead for Dunleavy Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Clemson looks powerful From the Associated Press
Seahawks miss Hutchinson's leadership From the Associated Press
Lynch has California on track From the Associated Press
Jones: `No love lost here' for Weaver Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
There have been bumps in Wie's road From the Associated Press
James Davis
Chivas is nearly at full strength Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Golden chance is gone for U.S. Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Washington State delivers a crucial blow to Oregon From the Associated Press
Walker had Irish on run, but Bruins blew his cover Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
The Nickel Package Sam Farmer
Tennessee finishes job on Alabama From the Associated Press
Harvick now concentrating on Nextel Cup
Drivers may get lost in translation Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Unable, and perhaps unwilling, to perform Sam Farmer
Schendel finally wins All-Star Showdown Steven Herbert, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
His place in history went hand in glove with theirs J.A. Adande, J.A. Adande can be reached at j.a.adande@latimes.com. To read more by Adande, go to latimes.com/adandeblog.
Bruins lose, but help unmask overrated Irish 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.
Mitchell claimer does it again Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
591/2 minutes of fame Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Indiana State's skid ends at 24 games Peter Yoon
Too bad Leinart is on wrong team BOB OATES, Special to The Times
It's all looking up for Cardinals Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
Miami adds just another ugly chapter after its latest brawl Shaun Powell, Newsday
Justice finally may get a piece of the action Sam Farmer
Feet, don't fail them Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Quite a turnaround for Michigan State Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Passive Tigers can't even ruffle Cardinals' feathers Bill Plaschke, Bill Plaschke can be reached at bill.plaschke@latimes.com. To read previous Plaschke columns, go to latimes.com/plaschke.
Sacramento's Musselman arrested on DUI charge Lisa Dillman, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Running for office? Better run from Colbert Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
A test for the SEC's chief Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
When stuffing stockings, beware of presents that keep on taking Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Taxing domestic oil will increase imports
Your license may expire but your identity doesn't
Airbus' delay will benefit taxpayers
Layaway takes saving out of your hands
Corporate criminals deserve hard penalties
Elmo's tickled red Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Iraq official appeals to Sadr on militias Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Tropical storm poses threat From Times Wire Reports
Crackdown targets airport employees From Times Wire Reports
President tries to revive peace talks From Times Wire Reports
Insurgents kill 3 U.S. troops in Iraq Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Bush weighs Iraq war options amid pressure Chuck Neubauer and Julian Barnes, Times Staff Writers
Schroeder airs his Bush reservations From the Associated Press
Georgia denies military plan From the Associated Press
The selfless and the dead Raheem Salman and Doug Smith, Times Staff Writers
Diplomatic juggling act in Russia David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Panama to vote on canal expansion Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Congo hippos may face extinction From the Associated Press
50 years later, a new Hungarian uprising Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Rocketing into commercial spaceflight John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
Alaska villagers living in bird flu's flight path JIA-RUI CHONG, Times Staff Writer
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